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3tiR naiiarlaililc horse will 1 * five yecm old in
llaj. hewill serve onlv Si marrs ( half ol which
.n number i * no cnpajrod ) at S2S.CO j r marc , faf-
Jaiulcuttimcof .service.
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of April , on TB cntieth. west -of Eurhteenth Su ,
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-Corner Hih and HcrKTtrd Sts.
Sioux City S Pacific
St Pan ! & Sioux City
OLT > RrtHLtn.T ; SIOCT CTCT JIOCTE.
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BLIJFPS
DCLTTH OK SISMAECE ,
all -rnhrt * re J oriht3z Iowa. Minnwoti and"
This line i& e tilprud w th th ? improved
Automatic Air csie and .littler
s SPEED , SAFETTAXD COSIFOET
ts mnuij&ssed. Hcpint I > ra\rinp Koam and
fileepinp Cars , owned aitd oontrolled In'ihctoni-
T uiy.TmilkroQrh VTHnorT CHAXGE-lKtwcen
union I'ad&c Sraoctcr depot at Council iQc&s ,
and8tJ-auL
Trainii leave Tnion raettc Trsrisler depot at'
OounriMUnSsst SIBp. . m reai-hiry Siocr Qtv
.m. '
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Tletombis , leave Bt. Pasfl ct K30 p. ru rriTisc
Siotrz Crrr < S & . iru and Union I cific Trans-
T Jcpot , CocncC HlnSs , st I' O a. m. Be cure
-at VDUT .tickets TaadTa "S. C ir.B.3L
T" C. mi.T. Soperintendent ,
JiissonriTiOley , la.
Business Directory.
Art Emporium.
3. .H. HOSE'S Art tnramrarn , 151C Jodpe Street ,
Steel Enjrannss-Oil Fsintinps , Chronips , Fancy
FBUIM * . FramingSpectator. . Lowl'rices.
J. BONXEU , 13J9 jK > uta Street. Good Styles.
Abstract &r d Real Estate.
JOHK L. McCAGTJE , opposite Post OSee.
"W. E.XAETLETT , S17 South I2th Street.
Architects.
DCFEEXE t 3IEXT > ELSSOHX. ARCHITECTS ,
JUromH Creifhton Klnrk" ,
A.T.UffiGEJnBoom , CnslitOT Block.
Boots and Shoes.
JAMES DEVISE i. CO. ,
fine Boot * uid Shoo. A peed assorment
borne wort cm fr nd _ comer 12th imd Harney.
THOS. ERICSSON , S E cor. IBth and Douglas.
JOHK FOItTUXATUS ,
60510th street , tnuintactam to order peed worl
at Jarr prices.
Bed Springs. *
J. E. T. tTTTTMfn _ 'VaTHriTT'ir ' > Tl < irinM-g' Bit.
Books , News and Stationery.
J.l.EECEHA'CF , 1015 Jambam Street.
Butter end Eggs.
UcSHAKE A. SCHBGEDER. the oldest . and E.
ioufeln3 < ebrask& , established 1S76 , Omaha.
Boardinj.
CEKTEAL
tESTADEAKT ,
ME5. A.
southwest comer ICthand iKxirc.
Beet Board ( or the iloncj.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Meals at sill BOUTS.
Board by the lay , Week or Month.
Good Terms for Cash.
Furnished Booms Supplied.
Carriages ant ! Road Wagons ,
SXTDER"io."lSItQ.SthandHamey : Streets ;
Civil Engineers and Surveyors.
ASDEEVT-BOSEWATECi , 1510 Faruhain street ,
'own Surveys , Grade and Sewerage bvstcms
ipecaJty.
Commission Merchants.
JOHN G. WIL US.1414 Podge Street.
D B. ItKKMEK. Per details Dec larye adrertue-
mezrt in l aily und Vi edJv.
Cipirs and Tobacco.
"WEST & rKITSCKEB , manufacturers of Cipors ,
nd Wholewile IHalcrti rn To-mccoti. 1305 Itouziw.
Vf. F. U > BEKZEK , manuUcturcr , Sli 10th street.
Cornice Works.
festcra Cornice orlx ManufaeturcrB Ire :
Jomice , Tin , Iron und iilate llocSiii Orders
rom any locally promptly executed in the l > est
Xoctorj iind-Ofiiie 1310 Itodjc Street.
ialnuuzefl Iron Ccruices.Vindow Caps , etc. ,
manufactured and - putup in any pan of thi
country. T JIXllUl ) , uGtThirteeuth struct
Orockery.
. BOKKEU , 1200 Doucue street. Good line.
Clothing and furnishing Goods.
CEO. H. riTEBSOX Also Hata , Caps , Boots ,
bhoes , .Notions and Cutlery. BW S. 10th street.
Clothing Sought.
1 SHAW win pay highest Cash price lor eeeond
land clothing. Comur 10th and -Faniham.
Dei lists.
DK. rAUL.Tniliams' I'lock , Cor. 15th i-Dodgt
Drugs , Pa'nU and Oils.
KUIIL i. CO
Pharmacists , Fine v Onods , Cor. 15th mid
W.J. WHITEHOUf * - JBi.ltetaa,10thst.
C. C FIELD , 20 1 > rth Side Cumins : Street.
SL PAKK , I > ruspst , lOib and Howard Streets.
Dry Gonrl Notions , Etc.
JOHN H. F. L sMAXN i. CO. ,
Sew Tork Dry Goods Sjore , 1310 mid 131
L C Eneirold , also IXXJIB and shoes , 7th & Pacific.
furniture.
F. GROSS , Jfew ssi ascend Hand Furniture
ind Stoves , ill * Jjoacna. Highest cash pnce
aid lor Kccond harm rmuc.
BONKEU , 1309 IwaisM st. Fine goods ,
Fence Works.
O11ABA FENCE CO.
, FB1ES i CO. , 121S Haniey St Improved -
= d Ice Bozee. Iron and AVood Fences , OJhec
nps , CountcTB a ! Tine and "Walnut.
Flunst.
A. Donaphue , plants , cutfiowcrs , seeds , boqucte
Ux , K. "W. cor. 16th an 1 Douglas streets.
Foimdry.
OHN TVEARNE & . SONS , cor. 14th i Jackson BtR
Flour and Feed.
5HAHA CUT aOLLS. 8th and Famham Sts. ,
Brog. , propnetoTE.
Grocers.
Z. STEVEKS , 21st bct-R ecu Cuminp and Uard.
rA.llcSIIANECorn. 23d and Cumlne Streets.
Hatters.
V 1. rAKKOTTE i CO. ,
1300 Dougfaa Street , WholsJe
Hardwraue , Iron and Steel.
DOLAK A LAJfGWOKTHY. TMiolesale , 110 and
15th street.
A. DOLilES , eomcrlOtn and California.
Harness. Bandies , &c.
E-B-TTEIST 22013th St _ bet. Fam-i.Barney.
Hot and Bonnet Bleachers.
Ladjw pet your Straw .Cliip and Ft-lt Eats done
tip &t northeast conicr 5e cntecnth and Capita'
- WIL 1KVETroprietor.
Hotels.
CASFIELD HOUSE , Gex Canfleld,9th i Famham
DOCAK HOUSE , T > . Cary , B13 Famham St.
ELATEVS330TEL , E. Blaren , 10th Street
Southern Hotel , Gns.Iamel , Jth iXeavenworth.
Iron Fencing.
Tie TVestem Conure WorU , Apente for the
Champion Iron Fence ic. . hale on hand all kinds
ofF&nc ? Iron Fences , Crestin B , Fiucals , lUiihnp ,
etc. 1310 Dodyo strec. ap2
Intelligence Office.
JIES. "LIZZIE XT raTlBth Street
Jrweilers.
"JJOHN BAtmOl 1314 Famham Street
Junk.
D. BEETHOLD , Uics and
Lumber Ume and Cement.
FOSTXK A CHAT , comer Bth and Doupla * Sta.
Lamps and Ulcssware.
J. BOKKETs 1S09 IsssSas St Good Tariety.
Merchant Tailors.
G. A. LIXIXJUEST ,
One of onr most popular Merchant Tailors is re-
cumnE ; the hitoit desi is lor Spnnj ; and Summer
Good for pcntlcmnn'e wear btvluh , durable ,
and jmces low us e % or 21513th bet Dou . &Fani.
Millinery.
MRS. C. A. RINGEU , WholesJc and Retail , Fan-
cj-Goode In jrreatvariety , Zephyrs , Card Hoards ,
Uoiierj. GIoi cs. Cornets ic. Cheapest Qoue in
the West I'urchaaeni sue SO per cent Order
byjlau. 116 Fifteenth Street
Physicians an 1 Surgeons.
V. S. GIBBS , 1L D. , Bom Ho. 4 , Creirhton
Block , ISth Street
A. S. IJnSEKECS'G , iD Hasonic Block.
C. L. HART , 1LD _ lye and Ear , opp. jnstofDce
DR.XuJJ GUADDJ ,
Oculist and AuristS. W.lSth and Famham Sts.
Photosraahen.
CEO. HEYK. J'KOP. ,
Grand Central Gallcrr.
212 icrt nih Street ,
near Masonic Hatt. First < aasaWorl.andI > rompt-
QeaFjruarautecn.
Plumbing Gas and Steam Fitting.
P."W'.TAR'riCO21E12thStbet Famham
indHoupUs. ft on : jiromptly attended to.
D. rnZPATEICS , 1400 Donplas Street
Painting and Paper Hanging.
.BESET A. KOSTmS.liia Dodge Street
Planing Mill.
LHOTER-manufacturer of saah , doors , blinds ,
noldmpi , iicvrelc , aluKters , hand rails , lumishinj :
croll ins , it , cor. ltodt.c and Kth streets.
Pawnbrokers.
r. BOSEXFELD , 222 lOfi St , bet Far. iBar.
Retrigeralors , Canfietd's Patent
IF. OOODKAK.Hth St.1 t Tarn , i Haraev.
Manufactory.
O. 3. TSTU > E ,
Janulacturer and l > cnler m all Undj of She
MC , Hpnciit Canes , a % , 1317 Caw St.
Stoves ano Hnware.
A. BrEHESTER ,
iVslerln Stores and Tinwsre , and Manufacturer
rf Tin lloojj and all kindc o ! llaHdinr "Work ,
Md renewsBlock. .
I.BOKKEt,1309DocrlMSt. Goodsnd Cheap.
Seeds.
L ETASS. "Wholesale and .Sctafl Seed DnQi and
Mtivatorj , OddFeOowE * rbOl
Shoe Stores.
pmEplang. 13a Famom st , bet 13th & 14th.
Second Hand Store.
& LEAR. lOBI > ourlasStNcw : and
> eeond Band Furniture , iionxe Furnishing Goods ,
gx , bought and sold na raiiu *
_ Saloons.
BEXET i ArFJlAJCf.
n the nnr brick block on IXrapiu Straet , has
jnje orxBud a most tlep t BeeiHalL
flat TJBirti Iran 30 to12
cray daf ,
taFomhain.nertWtiia K. i M. Beodnnirtcrs ,
of rp-OTKraed neat and snnpiete egabUshment
'
cy. 1H be opened JOT .
n uij after present
IMMIGRA2JTS SWlNDIiED
Cexta for --a. Xoaf .of
BreadaadTern
Pint of Milt.
T. Herald.
UTJCA , X. T. , May 25 , 1BSL Per
several-weeks past there lias "been a
deal of gossip about town respecting
the unfair treatment -which the immi
grants receive at the railroad eating
house In this city. It was churned that
xheywere "being- swindled to .Tin out
rageous degree. Mr.'Winiam Harrer ,
Charity Commissioner , himself a Ger
man and a humane and worthy citizen
said to the-writer :
-"The other day I thought I would
just see for myself. Td leard so many
stories -about the prices charr
ed to the -imnvgrants at the
depot that they seemed too mon
strous to be true. So yesterday morn
ing Invent down "to the depot at half-
past nine. Only seven or eigbt car
loads arrived this time. "Usually there
are eighteen or twenty , they
tell me. As soon as the train
came to D. stop the baggageman
jumped off and ran back alone ; the
train , and taTbrnp to the immigrante
in German lie told them to pet off and
go into the dining room , for they
"wouldn't have another chance to get
anything to eat till late in the day. Of
course the poor people got off and
followed inn into the eating louse.
You see he's a land of runner for the
dining room , and lie gets a good many
to stop ofi that-would not but for him.
"Well , I followed the crowd and saw
for myself low they were imposed on .
"Wly , bread was twenty cents a loaf ,
lager ten cents A glass , And everything
at that Tate. I talked with some of
the people and they seemefi to know-
that the prices were too ligh.
One of them , who was quite intelli
gent , told me that ihey were
treated a great deal better in JZew
York , and they all thought 2Tew York
was a rather dear place ; that the fur
ther this -way they came the cheaper
they -would find everything. After
the train started off I asked a few of
the -sraiter girls how much they
charged for different things. They
admitted that they lad charged twen
ty and twenty-five cents a loaf for
bread. I saw twenty cents charged
myself , but somehow the manager
seemed to know who I was and sus
pected my errand , because I was told
that other days they charged even
more than the prices whflel was there.
I asked and even begged of him in the
name of common humanity to let
these poor people liave bread for
it least ten cents a loaf. Then
he would be getting a fan-
profit and no fault could be found. .
A.t this time lie turned white with
rage , and I feared for a time he would
strike me. He said he'd like to see
the Chanty Commissioners or an- one
slse dictate to lim what "he should sell
his stuff for. At last , when I saw that
soaxing and fair -words were of no use.
[ then told lim plainly that -would
io my best to have this injustice
stopped. I would report the case to
; he State Board of Charities. The
[ worimmigrantsjwere taken care of at
LJasfle Goiden and protected from ,
swindlers , and it would rever do to
let them be swindled all along theroad.
[ f I knew ihe name of that baggage- *
nan who acts as the eating Louse run-
ler I'd report liim to the Central offi-
: er3. Anyway , " concluded Mr. Har
rer , "I'm bound to have this hbuse
stopped as soon as I can "brinf it to
le notice of the proper authoritieb. "
THIRTEEN HUNDRED VICTIMS.
This morning word came to this
aty that an unusually large number
jf immigrants -were on their way -west
Accordingly ihewriter proceeded to
the depot to learn further particulars.
A. little after nine o'clock the emi
grant train , drawn by two locomo
tives , and made up of thirty-three full
: oaches , rolled into the depot yard.
"How many on board ? " I inquired of
the conductor. "Thirteen "hundred , "
lie replied. At least a thousand of
themthe instant the train -came to a
standstill , rushed toward the eating
bouse , nut only a third of them could
reach the lunch counters at a time. t ,
rheywere nil Germans. The men ,
trcre muscular , the women bare-
beaded and bright looking. iNot a
Few were rosy cheeked and band-
some , and sll in the very
best of spirits. The men
Lad pipes in their mouths and carried
bottles and tin pads. The 'women liad
tin cups and basins , -which they got
EilledwithmTTk and tea and carried on
board io children and those left in
sharge of them. Bread sandwiches ,
boiled eggs and biscuit , tea. and milk
tvere most in demand. 1 accosted a
Sozen different places , but could find
no one -who understood more than
the prices in "English. Of some who
liad a loaf of "bread under each arm , I
learned that they lad paid twcnty-
Bve cents for each loaf T stood by
the counters wlerel could see the ar
ticle of lood , could icar the prices-
charged and see the money taken
I saw bread sold for twenty-five
cents , sandwiches for ten
cents. and small soda bis
cuit -wlicli anywhere can be had
tor ten cents a dozen sold "here for
three and fire cents each. But when
[ saw eggs taken trp by the poor , in-
uoccnt immigrant at ten cents apiece ,
ind milk dipped up at fifteen cents a
pint , I began io be alarmed for my
jwn safety. "I saw one of the waiters
throw into a little tin cup not more
than half a pint of milk , for -which he
took ten cents. In .fact , no coin less
than that denomination was thought
if. At the'bar adjoining the punch
"oom lager by the glass was ien cents ,
ind "bottles of the same , which sell
ror ten cents usually , -were twenty-five.
But with the price of the luxuries we
Io not care to find .fault It is only
) f the necessities-we speak. , e
IVASTVE EXPLANATIONS.
After the immense train had started
[ engaged one of the waiting girls in
jonversation , but could see ihat she
ivas subject to a certain restraint ; lor
hen I asked ner the prices of certain
: oed and "what she charged the imirn-
she became confused , and
rtatcd the pnces five and ten cents Ita Its
ewer than those Had seen lier take a s
jut a few minutes before. I questioned
ler .no further , as I liad no wish to 0d
nvolve "her in trouble -with tie
anployer. The manager lore entered
nto a dispute with the gate tender.
iVhenl inquired of the latter ihe
ause of dispute lie said , "Why , .you
ee , those fellows going Tip the
rack there ? "Well , they came down
he track through the upper gate , and
am not to blame for it They didn't
'ct through my Jpitc. " * * 5rVLat iunn
an they do ? " I inquired. "Why , Ti * *
ou seele replied , "therms lots of Tiai
alk-about the pnces jchsrged tie im- Btaz aiBt
ajgiants down lereand they don't az3fi
rant any one uroundhere that'll go 3fi
iff and get something into the news- 3fin
" n ;
lapers about it"
A 1UJJK SHAME.
An old employe about the depot who
ias befriended a number of poor ,
lelpless immigrants and other travel-
rs said to me :
"I tell you it's a rank shame. It
night to be Tentilated , These poor
[ evilsihat stoplerearefairlyskinned
live. Skinned , that's the right-word.
Vhy , the gates arc - * ept shut when
iipy come along BO they can't gojuiy-
rhere else "but into that eating trap ,
laven't any fault io find with them
rhenxhey charged even double the
rice , but-when ihey take their money
ichtaway from the immigrants it ought
o be stopped. Of course Tre dont-n ant
9 lave our names mentioned , but
re don't indorse this thing nffipw. If tu
liey charge ns these prices , well and
ood. "We know -whether it's right or
ot , end "we can pay it or go some- !
leres else. Bui these poor people J.
bat dent know any "better , it's a
B , &ad besides itll give Utica a
T tanrefl with a rnnmnnr of people ,
io arc compsllod io logk Sln and see
ie emigrant swindled iff iSeiasHon Pr
etaHed above , Dtitthey dare not In
Q agrcsd ihrt itwasuas * outrage
ic cxojfficii sort , 'ffnnJjjQTXi T-DTVT
stop to jt.
Grape Sot.
The grape rot "has caused such seri
ous damages to Tineyards allover the
country -within the last ten jears that
many .fruit growers are contemplating
the abandonment of grape culture al
together as unprofitable. It IB still a
mystery to all the cause and cure ;
but no doubt mil in the course of a
few more years , be overcome by pro
per methods. So far the safest plan
of preservation lias T > een to inclose
the bunches in paper bags , but this Is
a very laborious and tedious operation.
What we desire , "however , is to know
the cause of the rot and the preventa-
tive. If-we will closely -watch our ]
vines during the growth of the fruit
it will be noticed that it is princijially
during a period of damp , cloudy
weather that the process of decay
takes place. Tirst a little speck on
the grape , -which rapidly enlarge i ,
until finally the fruit falls to the
ground.
It is nothing new , for thirty years
ago our white grapes rotted annually ,
and often not a single sound bunch
was gathered from a large field of
them. This process of rotting , as it
is called , takes place about the time of
the formation of ihe seed , and it cer
tainly is not attributable to any disease
of the roots , or attacks of parasifes , as
may be supposed , for if so our viue-
jruds would by this time be com
pletely destroyed. On the contrary ,
tre bad a better crop last year than
luring several years previous , which
lestroys such theory. We must there-
tore consider the subject from another
point.
The following experiments were
tried last season , which are well worth
the consideration of all who are inter
ested in this subject * A TOW of-vines
trere left standing without being fer
tilized. Another had an application
af ordinary barnyard manure. The
third was treated Trith barnyard ma
nure which Lad previously been sub
jected to a sprinkling of diluted sul
phuric acid ( ofl of vitrol ) , and the
iourth row was supplied with an
jqual nurture of dissolved bones ,
muriate of potash , plaster and guano.
5Vhile we admit that the" rot was not
rery serious on any of the rows , the
; wo that bad been treated with the
icidulated manure and mineral fertil-
zer were freer than the others , while
ie bunches were much larger
aid finer. We deduct from
, hese experiments , -therefore , that
he fertilizers must be soluble and
eady to be at once absorbed by the
ines and fruit , which was the case
vith the third and fourth rows , and
hat the fruit during the process of
eed formation needs a ready-prepared
bed ( phosphoruic acid chiefly ) , the
; rowth from infancy being very rapid
, ud the chance from starch to sugar
cry quick. During the exact period
f .ripening potash plays the principal
isrt in assisting in the formation of
ugar , and yet , strange to say , there
3 no potash at all to be found in
ugar. This is also the case with all
raits and vegetables containirg
ugar , but more especially is it the
ase-with the grape. The acid prin-
iple is tartaric acid , and this jianicu-
ir acid seems to be always associated
rith potash in the shape of tartrate of
otash.
The TOW -which was fertilized with
aw manure fared -worse than the
thcrs. Whether it was caused by
lamentation at the roots cr lack of
ome particular ingredient ic un-
nown , but the unmanured row evi-
.ently needed ready soluble nourish-
nent. It is not safe to express an
pinion as to the reason for this dif-
Brence , as the subject is still open for
iscussion.
One thing ias been gained by the
speriment , however , which is thatwe
re taugbt that vines fertilized with
hemicals are freer from the evil than
hose not so managed ; and it is also
lear that by saturating our stable
lanure-with diluted sulphuric acid ,
re at once put it in a proper condition
jr plant fund. It is to be noticed
Iso that we bad a better grape season
lian usual List year. Lot us expeti-
ient this year and notice the result ,
sr the remedy may at last be found
i ) be very simple.
EBOMTHEHUB.
There is perhaps no tonic offered to
he people that possesses as much real
ntrinsic Talue as the JHop Bitters ,
"ust at this season of the year , when
he stomach needs an appetizer , or
he blood needs purifying , the cheapest
nd best remedy is Hop Bitters. An
unce of prevention is-worth a j > ound
f cure , don't wait until you are
rostrated by a disease that may take
lonths forjyou to recover in. [ Bos
on Globe. jleod&wlo
DOK'T DIE IS" THE HOUSE.
Ask druggists for 'Though onEats. "
t clears out rats , mice , bed-bugs ,
oaches , vermin , flies , ants , insects.
uc per box (3) ( )
DO 2\OT BE DECEIVED.
In these times of quack .medicine
dvertisements everywhere , it is truly
ratifying to find one remedy that is
orthy of praise , and it-nice really
oes as recommended. Electric Bit
ers , we can vouch for as being a true
nd reliable remedy , and one that -will
o as recommended. They invariably
ure Stomach and I2ver Complaints ,
> iseases oj theEidneys and TTrinray
) ifficulties. We know whereof we
peak , and can readily say. give them
trial. Sold at fifty cents a bottle
ylsh&McMahon. (2) ( )
BUCKLERS AEKICA SALTE.
The BEST SALVE in the -worU for
! uts , Brusies , Sores , "Dicers , Salt
Lheum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp-
d Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all
inds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
i guaranteed to give perfect s.itisfac-
ion in every case or money refunded ,
'rice 25 cents per box. Per sale by
Bdly . Ish < t McMahon Omaha.
SO. H. PARSELL , M. D.
lioomi in Jacobs' Block , up stain , corner Cap-
il avenue and Fifteenth street. Residence , 142S
lerman a\enuc. May h consulted at residence
am J to D p. m. , cxrrpt Wednesdavs.
SrmALTT Obstctiics and Diseases of Women ,
fficcliours , 9 to II a. CL and 2 to i p. m. ; 3Un-
im to7D. m. mlS-fim
NOTICE.
> Cuuders and Contractors :
Kotice is hereby siienthst waled proposals
11 Ix rt = ci.ca tiy tlic Heard of Tnntees of
hod District No. i , at Cuminc county , 3 < ehrag-
nnin S-o'doct JUK. of the Sth day of Jinc , Ji.
IsSl , for erection of a school home in the town -
West Point , in cold School Ihitricj dg Jig'
esent year , the sanja teA -sSt and the ma-
rial uw sr-JSc construction thereof , to be in
Burdaace 'with - theplans and specifications
crcaZ , on file witlrthe Director of the Hoard ot
TaAKt ai said School District , Kid which pfens
d rpedcafaaamay be ien at the torr&urc
ireotloa Blt5iii aHt3 > inol Wect taint ,
dt aaSsxif isij thereof st the o&ce ol
ib.
ib.rhe
rhe said Hoard of limtees hereby .reserve ihe
rht to reject any and an bids received.Address ,
J.-ff. fouocs , Drrectoz ,
WestTmnt , Xebraska ,
'o Nervous Sufferers. lacr
(0
THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY. (0.r
J.
r. J. "B. Simpson's Specific
.
It is a posrtireenre for Bjwrmatnrrhea , Seminal
kness.lmTJOtancrand an diseases resuKinr i
m Self-Abuse , as Jlental Armetr , XOSB of
mory. Bams in the Back or Side , and discasas
.that lead to
{ Consumption
( Insanity and
t , 'anearlvjrrsve
The BpedSc
Iedicine is
' ibeinp used
jwith wonderful -
ful success.
' faarphletc
itrreetoan. "Write for ihem and cBtfuilnu-
* *
nbn.
? riee , fipprfftc , SLDOper packacc , or six-rjoi- :
SB far SrAddn r2l orderitoKiptts
TL EIM5OK3IED1CIKE CG
If os. 104 and 100 Mahi St Bufialo , K. T.
> old in Omaha ty C. E. Goodman , 3. W. Bell ,
K.lshandaU , drns ista tverywhcre.
3BBATLVE SGEBKCS
acd BeznalPhHosophy.
Jtnse-T limnraltd , "bera sTrnpottantan' '
it boot published. Erery l uniry want * It
tr > onJiniry Tutncementa Jlered A ent * .
iriAnni "o 'l > ' - Bt T-rain
Ti iiBBr 8 o - n
HAXTClito gall J > r. CUAot :
tot. S on doable yocr money. * iAm Di
i * * Priaaaj Bc3 . Aim Arbor , lOsL
"
tt
SOMETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.
There exists a means of se
curing a soft and brilliant
Complexion , no matter low
poor it may naturally be.
Hasan's Hagnolia Balm is a
delicate and harmless arti
cle , irlicli instantly removes
Freckles. , .Tan , Eedness
Eonslmess , Eruptions , Yul-
car flushings , etc. , etc. So
delicate and natural are its
effects that its nse is not
suspected by anybody.
} o lady has the ri ht to
present a disfigured face in
society when the Masmolia
Balm is sold by all druggists
for 75 cents.
No Changing Cars
BETWEEN
OMAHA & CHICAGO ,
iTheru direct connections are made with Throurh
BLEEPING CMi LIKES for
S'EW TGUK , BOSTON ,
PHILADELPHIA ,
EALTDIORE ,
WASHINGTON
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
Hie Short Line via. Peoria
Eor INDIANAPOLIS , CINCINNATI , LOCIS-
! , and all ] ) Dnts in the
TIIE BEST LCHE
For ST. LOUIS ,
Vherc direct connections are made in the Union
Depot with the Through Sleeping Car
Lines for ALL POINTS
SOX3--Z ?
LIKE DES KOIKES
THE FAVor.rrE UOCTE FOE
Rock Island.
The uneqvaled inducements offered bj this line
D travelers and tourutd are as follo\TE :
The celebrated PULLMAN ( IC-wheel ) PALACE
LEEl'ING CAUS run onlv on this line. C. , B.
: Q. PALACE IHIAWINO nOOJI CAl , uith
( orton's Ileclimnp Chairs. No extra charge for
cats in P.echnmChairs. . The famous C. , B. &
! . Palace Dininjr Cars. Gorgeous Smokinjr Cars
tted with elegant hyh-hacKtd rattan revolvuir ;
hairs , fortlie exclusive use of flrst-dasH pasacn-
ers.
Steel Track and rapcnor equipment combined
rith their [ Meat through car arrangement , makes
Ins , above all others , the isnorite route to the
jurt. South and bolltlieast ,
Trj it , and jou will find traveling a luxury in-
tcad of a iliscomfort.
Throuph tickets TIO this celebrated line for sale
t all oflicwi in the United States and Canada.
All information about rates of fare , Sleeping
lar accommodations , Time Tables , etc. , will lie
beerfully pvcn uy applying to
JAMES E. WOOD ,
General Passsnger Agent , Chicago.
T. J POTTER ,
Gcncnil Alanagcr , Chicago.
to. Slack's '
arrunted a Safe , Certain and Lpeedj Cure for
Iheumatism in all its forms , Neuralba , Lame
lack , .Pain in the Breast and Side , Pain in tin
tormch and Kidneys , &c. It is an internal renie-
y , a Tonic and Blood Punfler , and while it TV-
loves the Id.feaci it improves the genera ! health.
B1IITH BLACK t CO. , Proprietors ,
- Tlittsmsufh , Tet.
GUILIK , Gen" : Asict. Or ata
SELTZE1
"Screw the Finger as Tight as you can.
Kit's rheumatism , one turn more , that's gout , "
: a familiar description of there tv. o diseases.
houph each may and docs attack different partu
[ the system , the cause is Iwlicved to be a poison
us acid m the blood , l urify this bj the use of
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient.
. ' win do its work speedily and thoroughly. It is
ic great f nan cl of tiie sufferer from rheumatism
SOLD I5V ALL DEUCGISTS.
PAPEE WAEEHOUSE.
IRAHAM PAPER GO.
H7 and 219 North Main St. , St Louis ,
WUOLE5ALI DEALEES IN
\ PAPERS
ENVELOPES , CARD JJOAKD ASD
Drinters Stock.
iSTCash paid for Hags and Paper Stock , Scrap
on and .Metals.
I'apcr Stock Warehouses 1223 to 127 , Korth
nth street.
-5nr lloer TartrLic' Tnx Irrr Snuxa !
FHE QVALGHURN
1 !
CHUEKB
jPjk ; QUICKEE
HAB ANT
{ .TtlEE
Cuuus S
Xsnnhctcred in fire fiz s , * fi , , 10md If
1'unIt 1 as no peiiin , Utn.e no no's : , D
tflu work easily and on-iHy srd irrtstM
yrst anuni t of tn't r Jr-ra he mils or
arc ; n oe Jrom-'he est sou lunitier. It is
Id at a lower price than&.y rthcr first-tlaf
orn. Send ( or dUinptrve ctrcs'zr and j rice-
t to the
theOVAL CRUF.N COMPAKY-
DOSH-.K. IND
C
EOPBITTEES.
( A Jledlcinc , not a Orinl. , )
HOPS , uucnu ,
Sal Wt
;
cr
roe
1
or QJi'uii Cuniihc saftctcsi , EiTest and Lesi
ennra , cse of cpxss , tobacco end narcotics : Al
Send lor circular tivi
MITCHELL , LEWIS & GO'S.
CARRIAGES AMI WAGONS ,
Racine , Wisconsin.
The Mitthell wajon hwe xtod < he test of crerr climate nd to-dajare ; t th-he d of 11
nmpetitora. Mr. MU hell his be B rcannfact-'ili.cnarurp aVut fiitrycaw Fee. mnieaced that
busiuesB in Ch'caEO in IfcW He removeu h E tutjrr to tei osi a , Vi'i. , in IKi , and in > BS6 t
tlMCine. Wis. , itsp c e it location. About one ycara ou OTB .etiiiumtil br fire , but Bach imn
know no defeat , in IBB * lh nsatj dajshiashor * wi.it icbuilt * ud in operatl n a.-an.ai.d they
irs now con'idcred the most cntople'e na fysternatic wsfon eita > jhshu ; i.t in tie * oild.
_ cme c uiufactnres stand at U.e head.
Send for Pries List to
Mitchell , Lewis & Co , Racine , Wis.
mlf-Cm
28 YEARS IN THE FIELD.
The Old Efliabe ! and Standard
BROWN GORN PLANTERS
ADJUSTABLE TO THEEE DIFFERENT WIDTHS.
Rotary , OacillatiBg and Opan E eelDropwi.l ; not Lo k.
: he ouljr one Jiavmesn ADJUSrAB ESPttlNO T.EVEK , procuciar ; racreriesB wcch.ontb.
Buunera , am. still preaorra thi fu'l UH > of flail hie jaint , and eapecailadaptml
to the luc of Che .Kotrery.
rhe "Most Durable. Accurate , Cheapest and Best ic the Market
j
Brown's Favorite Walk'gCultivator
With PivofceJ Tongas , Adjusting Spring
riiich holds both Qanire out of tbe c ouud withaut the uaI hiwcx or lon , eiti them whei
i oteration | In thaEroui' , andt lerfjr relieiinf ; the operator of much tard lVur ADJCKT
CUE duCEFTT HAN LE C > ( ,1'LQ , B jiteil t tail man or email ooy. TjiCuttrrator eqa > '
i eicellou. e the fttlj-kuuwn Erowu ( nm P.auttr. a d is ionic cu to l > e huji-.iijr to & ! ' .
GEO. W. BROWN & CO. , Gale burs , It.
mariem
LarzertRno Eftib'L bed
Rno D. B. BEEMER at Om h in
,
1E71.
CHANT
_ ,
And Wholesale Dea'er In Foreigu and Domosac Pratt ,
obber of .n mK , facon. Lard. Pmter , TCCT fonltry Cnm- and Cruntrr Pioi'nte Ger-cralis
I'urchfc.tnj a.rat for afl kindof Gocds aad iirrchar.aise not ken in ntix.fc hlmwli
the garce bei c IscUd with caie. mid bjiid it ccrrent Market nres.
reaeral Western Agent for BOOTH'S QYAL SSMD OTSTEBf
ard 'Wholesale D-jsJwr in
Fresh , Lake , River and Salt Water Fish.
iHICAGO PUTS SEPA
Vith new device ( cut-off sill ) for.easy handling on
the road , in Stock Yards , etc.
Foriy-31zth fea-ou of the olrol able "CttlcaffO Pitta" Separators , the only C st-cli
r-'ou ftuctiine no * ' in the market adapted tut ur e iiiO nuiall j ILU none or tte-m por. . to <
Jy AFIOT Hacnine that ihre-h'g and cleans fiaztnd all cratua pcrfeciiy. Specially imprmtd
ir > r nt wludmi7altonpronbo > ci ti previiit li tmrp ; liai rmproied end-tin Leshic ; piUu'
"cr eve * ; Imrcr-icve room en J graver cleaninc ; cnpicity than a 17 other macl.ir-c Ilnns iLht
idBoananced th t with our new attachment Jl hanlla clover to perfect.oa. Hal lirre
cvutois.
cvutois.BLACK HAWK , Improved Mounted Power.
IMs ia the Ha-wi that
the Cock"
sso Pitta" Double Tiuion Monntafl
Powers are the -mat durab e and strongly
built Tre'.I is the caricst running piwer be
fo-e ias pnU . Bptcl.lly iuii.rovod lor IBil ,
If yra wautaT b. ! o % bny our Kick H'ovk.
i \ ! Dean e it i-1 m In'tHi im roTelmnh hjTiac e TpstenZ tirade lor In t ntly ttoppinc
'i < e m rle" hnrinr all of the meritsandiumc hone , a'so psteni drop jear , by which e are
ihtdtfc Ixnl Vinuiinrs now In . '
n e. Lvjh'er .able J to cSczt of Tn tmr thtm
. . . ' e changes speed , ;
B/t mid more du.rc.blt , in n.n'l n in ieuii > r -
1 , cnn-q-ientlv v > ill n t ihuLe t pleciE. v-ilib'e ' to run anr t.nd of threhcj ,
hormtghly te.lcd a'f tl email 11 t la. a id tavtceJrnU , etc. , tic. JIas er.eJ tarn
lior KII-OS ot grain It i rlmjiicity it-elf ,
ires In Kt own lencttWU1 nnt rarry over , tfre.
paratorrjsifect. A-'ii.iciI lolhc h.nulin ; o ( stzlo ue.
"ir , u.d tiu DC n n oy J ors or sie-M pow _ -
PJTTS1 & SONS MFG. CO. ,
7 and 9 S. Jeierson St , Chicago , III
580. SHORTLIHE. S880.
KANSAS CITY ,
t Joe feOoecil Bluffs
Lrect Itine to
-ASDTHEEABT
Prom Omaliaand the West.
changeof cars between Omaha and St Louis ,
and but one between OilAHAand
JJEW TOEK.
SI = S =
aily Passenger _ I rains
WAonso.ui.
STEnS ASD STESTEKS CITIES with LESS
CHARGES and DT AUTAITCE ol AT.T ,
OTHER LIKES.
*
his entire line n eftoipped with Pullman'i
ace Sleepmjr Cars , Pahce I y Caodies , Miller's
etTllatiorm and Coupler , and the celebrated
stin hoase Air-brake. I
Se tte * , Tonr ticket reads TIA KANSAS j
'i , ST. JOSLPH t COtTTCIL TJLI TS EaD- !
d , via St. Jaieph and St. Louis.
ickets lor sale at an conpon stations in the
_ , . . ,
C. DAVES , Gen. Snpt. , fit. Joseph ,
; en. TaM. and Ticket A t. . St. Joseph , Mo.
V. C. SEAonuar. Ticket Jk ent ,
1030 Famham street.
-Asirr UorDEr , Tassercer ent ,
-A. E.1Uptir.D , CcncralJVzent ,
OMAHA , KEE.
Mble for the
tu the story ol the SriFtnr * by t-ov G o
xander timuk TJ.T ) ln scnnle nd actnc
1 linmajre lor oiU and cranj Proriue
strated , nuHrtg a mott l temSHie snd 1m.
JTB > ocih instructor XVCTT parent wii
ITB this work. TreasJi a , y-n khooldcrr-
it It. J rice tiOO
31 ( or drenlarB with ortra terzni.
J.H. CHASliEtlS & CO. , in. Lutt'a , Ho-
"Western Eramd Paht Works ,
3IILLAi : , iSASOX & : CO. ,
Barlington ,
llasnfactnre-n ct f > e Best and Most Jopular
Sraods of I uly Mixed
House and Cottae Paints
We mura'actrre ll f < e pimar shadn an
a lu ! m a-t I-ir fOi-e r a'litlnr l th In-ide mud
om , nd fuvaciee tltem nnsn-iiiaed fur unr.
aai Itj.n.iu t cty. far < > i.tina wnite we war
rant u K jnd five timrlJni'r itn ititcrJ < inc
tha- the 1x > t of "hi c led aud oD u nra-tRy
I mixed , or white IB dIlJ ° ' ' 'uiii.b d free of
exn fiir * rp in ii * . On * fen t r White , ex
p.ffclv finins.de < r r < is nut equol d fur its ei-
tr me "whiteiie B , anil s nmn a l tuAo je-
low it i'i directions i5i < b < aveJ in juejurirE
thruljce t > bt > < f ttiufid.
fie sre at o m tnut.ctcr ? the AUIatiand
Bomta of Zmc Ell omnian oh ey ! the fine-t
& dmioieuuve leutd c ra i e nuieriale io i-
teuc : . and < > 'imnie it. In > > rciwiatl T thai
ir can be s.1 p iedbv iy nou eJieerrif md n j
rateliiztnc' , tiiui D , ohltcanrixneiidUssncm-
oer of clji.lto a id i u , a I r1 oln niannl-ct r > d
) n iturA , tetd ibU | > e c-rd of p inta and
kit-on-i't furtl-l.cj Ir-rona plics-'ion cy > ll
r ott erwiau Correrpondence suluttn ! .
MILLAKD , iTASOS & CO. ,
Ko. 300 , S02 an-1 * t-iiu' . M ia US. et , Kar-
licjton , owa.
EOS
the Fnsteitt eTfcj loot Of tb Ac l
foundations or Success.
HCSEfESB AM ) SOCIAL FOEiS. *
The laws of tnuU. esral f.mns , how to ran * .
act na ines9.Talu.bl * table * , eodal etiqaeu *
imi'aiueatafy uxue , bnw to cmdact pa
ba-ine-2. in t > et It is a eomnlote On de to S
ee for all elates. A fanuty n = < = ! f. Adrtr
rnr drcslinjnd special terma , LXCBOK FCD-
a hi hj recoran-.erijed an I unsurposne-J f jr "Weal , or
Dropsr , Bright's Dkease , IMSS of Energy , Xert ins Debiltr , or acj Obstructionsi ari -
ing frora Kidney or Bladder Diseases. Also for Yellow Fever , Blood and Kidnry
Poigoning , ic infected rnalnrial sections.
r2TBr the dwtnktion of a FOKTST LEAF wtth JVSITEK BERRI1S and BAELET SIA1J we
have discovered KJDNEGEN , which act p i5cany on the Kidneys and t raory thpir * , ramoTinc
injuriou * depoutH formed in the bladder and preventinc anr stroimn'r. wnartmsentttion h ot or
taitation in the membmnouK lininjr of the duct or water pa-nxcu. It exdtw a hmth action In the
Kidneys , pvm-rthem strength , vipjr. and rwonn ? tnexr orsarw to a healthy condition. howujr its
effects on both the color and easy flow ot unne. It con betaken at an times , in all chmatrn and
under all circumstance * without injnrr to ths. m ra. ITnlike any other preparation for Eldnrj
difficulties , it ban a > ery pica-tint ml azrwoble taitc and Bavor. Ithanlxffn difficult to make s.
preparation containing pusttive diuretic proportw * which wilt not nauseate , but be nereptoWr to tbe
stomach. Bcfoe _ tatin ? anv Lirer methVinr tr * a bottle of KIDXEOEX to CLEAXSEthr Kidnrrs
from foul matter Try it , and TOU will altravg u < e it an a fami r nredwuie. Ladic * enpeciaHr win
lite it , and ecntlemen win find KIDXECHN tin twst Kidney Tbnre e er u-wi
NOTICE. Each bottle Iwara the sirnatuie of LAWl LVCE i MAUTLN also a proprietarr ITOT-
ernment stamp , which permit * KIDXEGEJi to be .old ( Mithoutliceostdby dmsrista. croeersand
other persons everywhere.
Xari'LT UP IS QCAKT SIZE BOTTLES FOK CE5EUAL ANT * FAMILY USE.
If not found at jour druspst's or grocer's , we win send a bottle presold to the XTJTW
Quice to you.
LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Prop's ,
Bold byDKUGGISTS , GUOCEI i and DEALEUS EVEKTWHEHE.
Wholesale Affcnta in Onuha , STEELE , JOUXSOK 4 CO. , win gupply the trade at manufactur-
srs pncej.
JEHIS IXJLW AKD COESECT
WKProTes ) beyond any reasonable question that tto
CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN R'Y
Is by all odds the best road lor yoc to tate if hen travslins is. clthcrdliectlon botwcca -
Chicago and all of the Principal Points in the West , North and Northwest
l Citlfof the TTwt and TTnrthwestim- Stations
Its through trains make close connecUons tfiib. the tialcs ol uli railroads as
Junction points.
THE CHICAGO & . NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
OrcranoUtsprlrieiraIllnes.rmis eich TTV flanrlmratwo to louromoro Fasirzrjrea
Trains. It is tliconly road west oTCiucaso that uses tua .
PULLBIA2r HOTZI , BIKING
- or JCortlrwrst ol Chlcaso. It ha
. IUormst.icioI.owltit : T.-unt Lines :
IS"cA ! . .1Hs * * ° ! " * CaJ'fornlaLlntWnon ' : Miun-iot-a& Central Dokita Uae.- ;
.SlorrrClty or. Kebmska&Trankton Uiic , " "Chlcazu. bt. 1-aul and Mtniiennolis Lino. *
i-nr. Illinois. rr-cport Slhibnqne Line. " "Milwai'tes. Green Ilayt I ihe Superinr Lhie. "
Canadas. ° VCr ai8 8Ul(1 bj" Coul > oa Xlctcl ASKS fa the Unltud States and
iemember to ask lor Tickets -via this road , be saro they read ore ? ltand take none other.
HAET15 ECaidr , Csnl Jlsnascr , Clilmgq W. C. Smsm1 , Goal I'ass. Jifeoi , Chlcaco.
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SAMES T. CLAltE. General Agent
Chas. Shiverick.
FUENITUEI , BIBBING ,
Feathers , Window Shades ,
And Everything pertaining to the Furniture and TJp-
holstery Trade. A Con ) let3 Assortment of
Goods at the .Lowest Prices.
CMS. SHIflBICI 1208 aflu 1210 Fan , St.
apr24 roon th U
This Cat shows one of the celebrated
\Vs gave SIX of thcjr Sf > en5id Machinta
a * Erernicms. -
5rice from $40 to $75.
Address Joim Zeliruiig , Ldnco x , Neb.
KELLY STEEL BARB WIRE I
WIRE HEDGE
of Chiraro , 111 ,
Is the Best and Cheapest for Eveiyarmer to Use.
Its weight is only ONE PuUND to rpd/snd is the only Barb
ed Wire made using the
IHDISTRUCTABLE DIAMOND SHAPE STEEL BARB ,
Always E oloiag its Sharp Pcnnts ,
FARMERS ARE WAStXED Igainst bnving any Trira not
. . . .
"T * T T .iT J. 3 Jf TT" i *
"WHIT ETcTD IOLT BOY OB USE rk i ve an Igart for wf
Wirfi eaoi town , "bat rftmrid there aot be onVestablBiSScf nsar
JIHL sand direct to tins Ojnmany for sampler and pnces.
No pains trill be Spar&d'to roaka the EELLT "WISS ins , the
fctnre as in the EAST the
BEST WIEE IH" THE MAEEET ,
And oar Prices -srill be as Low aa any good Wir& can be made.
ADDRERS :
TKOeN WIRE HEDGE CO. , CHICAGO , ILL
GALDWELL WAGONS.
Address Tiie Kansas Wagon Co. , Iras van-worth ,
