Nebraska Newspapers

    THIS OMAHA DAI LI' BEG : FRIDAY AUGUST i9 , 1881.
NANA , THE APAOHE OHIEF ,
Col. Quido Ilges' Recollections
jpf Thisi'Savage Murderer ,
Characteristics of the Apaches
A Squavr's Fearful Ride.
Gnlhonn'a Imughnblo Experience
With a Modloino Man
:3t. 1'aul Plonccr-Pro ,
Cut , Quidu Ilfjus is n perfect iniiio
of information to tlio nowBiuipor re
porter fortunate enough to imyo his
ncquaintniico. and although lie uovor
volunteers supplies from tlio knowl
edge nearly a score of yoara of active
life on tlio plains has given him , ho is
always courteously ready to answer
questions. Yesterday n Pioneer-Press
attache , meeting him , bethought to
nilc if he know aught of Nairn , the
Apache chief , who is just now making
the southwestern frontier so danger
ous. Following is , in brief , the infor-
imition obtained : '
"Of course 1 know Nairn , I ought
to. I came very near exterminating
him and his band once , and at an
other time had n rather sharp skir
mish with a lot of thieves of whom
ho .was the hc.ul. Ho is not heredit
arily a chief , but has probably more
influence with the Mezcalloros , u tribe
of Apaches BO called from their fond
ness of mczcnl , the American aloe -
than any other man , Uo .eally tried
to be good once , I believe , that , is as
good us an Auucho can over hope to
be , but with nil his influence , that of
the bucks under him was stronger ,
nnd he had to obey their behests or
lose his powor. Like nil his nation ,
Nana is short of stature , wears .short
hair , has a fill , roilnd face , eyes that
dart fiendish light whenever lie looks
at you , a slight body , thin arms and
well developed calves , the latter pe
culiarity coming from the habits of
running , parly inculcated among all
those Indians. I first saw him at Ft.
Grant , a post at the junction of the
San Pedro and Agivipa rivers in Ari-
.zona , in 1865 ; and I should judge
him to have been thirty-two years
old at that time. Ho and his Muz-
callctos , with a lot of Tontos Span
ish for fools another tribe of Apach
es , canio to the fort and camped , say-
iny they wanted to bo helped and
taught to farm. There must have
been 200 of them in all , ana my men
dug a ditch to irrigatoMand for them ,
but they only stayed a while. Some
night
THEY WOULD KILL A UANUHJIAJT
or two , steal a lot of cattle or horses ,
and floe to the mountains on the other
side of the Gila , in the fastnesses of
which they were safe from pursuit.
A month or two would pass , and some
morning I would BOO smoKe way ofl'on
some hill A little later another
smoke , nearer the fort , would ascend ,
then another , and another , until
finally an old squaw would come to
ward the stockade , carrying aloft a
rag on a polo , and would open nego
tiations leading to a return. I stood
this thing until one night they killed
a couple of my soldiers and then de
camped with a lot of cattle.
I then swore that I would got
oven with them , and I would have
done so on their next return , but
just when I was ready to open on
them the ambulance of the inspec
tor general of the department hove in
sight from the canon road , and he
seeing my preparations and learning
my objecl , said it would never do ,
and ordered me to desist. Another
time I wont after Nana on an order
from Gen. Crittundcn , who informed
mo that the Apaches had stolen a
hundred head of cattle from the vicini
ty of Prescott , and as he reported
only eighteen or twenty bucks in the
party I started ou with all the mount
ed men I could got together , only
twelve besides myself , as I didn't
have any cavalry at that time. The
Apaches are-or wore then footmen ,
and so wo easily caught up with
them , but to my surprise , in-
atead of twenty , there wore more
than a hundred men , and I thought at
first sight they had several thousand
head ot cattle , but it afterward ap
peared they _ had only 800.I tried a
skirmish with them , but my men had
the old muzzle loaders , and the In
dians surrounded us partially , I was
compelled to retreat. Culhoun , who
was killed with Ouster , woa with mo
and ho had a Hallard rifle which I
firmly believe I captured this winter
from the Sioux at Poplar creek. Dur
ing the ride back to the fort on that
occasion my knee was broken by a
kick from a mule , and I was laid up
for more than two months. "
TO HOME FUIlTIinil QUESTIONH
relative to the Apaches the colonel
replied that in 1805 they were not on
reservations , and were armed for the
most part with bows and at rows ,
which are not effective at a distance
of more than thirty yards , but since
then they have secured the best kind
of Winchesters or other magazine
guns , and seem to have no dilllculty
in procuring cartridges ad libitum.
They are a puny race , filthy as the
Diggers in habits and appearance , and
wear a shirt and belt and mocasms
made of antelope or coyote hides , nnd
are entirely destitute of finery of any
description. They will cat steal or
kill anything possible and don't know
the meaning of the word faith. The
NavajoeH , some of whom ore said to
have joined the Hezcalloros , are just
the reverse of the Apaches , BO far as
physique and appearance arc concerned
od , and are all tall , well formed , mus
cular and handsome.
"I will toll you , " went on the col
onel , "one incident that cumo under
my special observation that shows the
marvelous endurance and vigor of tlio
Apache squaws. During one of tlio
absences of the band from Fort Granl
I desired to induce thorn to return and
go to work , and the only messenger ]
could get was a yomw woman , a sister
in-law of Nana himself , Slip started
for the mountain camp on horseback
riding a la clothes-pin and returned
in forty-eight hours , having been suc
cessful in nor mission. The distance
tiavelod was 150 miles , and during
the trip she gave birtli to a child
which slio brought back alive. The
Indians called the youngsttir La Pace
because its mother had acted as a
peace-maker ,
One more incident , this one about
poor Calhoun. He was lying iij my
tent one day when one of the big mod
iciue men of the tribe came in. "I
am going to play dick , " said ho , "see
what ho will do. " Accordingly ho
'roancd as if in great pain , and the
ntcrpreter explained to the native
) hysician that lie was very sick. The
iborlginal Esculapius advanced slowly
.o . the bedside , made n lot of parses
over Calhoun's person and then spat
full in his face. The way that pseudo
sick man kicked his doctor out of the
out would have made you laugh until
sick yourself. "
OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS.
CALIFORNIA.
Two million Kicks of whont will be liar-
o-iteil In Colusn , Cal , , this yea-uni.
San , Tn e' prune crop Mil * fnlr to bo
017 largo , nearly e\ory tree hanging full.
It U estimated thnt not lea * tlmn 10,000
mlicl * ) nf wild blnckberrloi were picked
u HtimlmUlt county thli summer.
ScVernl fin-lmck whftle * IIIXMJ recently
ijipenreil in the bay of Monterey , nml tlie
company is preparing to resume
iterations.
Heavy fires me raging in the forests
iciu San Heinimlino mountain , nnd ex-
.cinltng over into Hear i alley. A Inf o
amount of ilntnnge to timber n repotted.
During tlio month < > ( . 'uly the total
coinage of the San 1'ranciH-o mint Mas
S'AHW.OOO , of which Sl.lilO.OOO wan coined
n double onglt * , and $1,200,000 in stand
ard dollar * . ,
The DoiUol'ieo Press nnmmncc * ! that
he bullion shipment from Uixliu for the
i.iit k months nf 1881 Aggregate $1,000 , .
X)0 , or OVIT SMO.OOO i-er month , mi In.
crease over the snluo period in 18M ) .
The inhici worked by Chinamen nt
'touch Gulch , Shasta county , arn doing
veil. A CliiiinmMi residing in Kcd lUulf ,
clcaicd 630,000 the past twelve months
him a mine that he puichased for 811,000
a year ngo.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
A missionary steamer it to ho built nt
Seattle.
W. W. White's coal property at S-utak
ms been sold for $4.000.
Farm ban J arc -care among the farm
ers of Thurston county.
The recent census of Lewis county
hews a population of 3,20.
Yakinia county , Washington Territory ,
comea forward with specimens of blue
THIS three feet in height.
The fruit crop In Clarke county will only
> o an average this season. Cause too
early an opening of spring.
Tito largest salmon taken in the Colum
bia thU year weighed eighty-four pounds
and it filled Hixty-five cans.
lleccnt estimate ! ) place the total lo s by
the fire at Colfax , Washington Territory ,
nt.74,000 , of which § 34,000 is covered by
nsu ranee.
Very rich quartz mines were recently
Uncovered near the town of Toledo , Wash
ngton Territory , and there is much excite
ment over It.
It is estimated that 2.000 hands will
find employment in securnijf within sea
son the immense hop cropof the Puyallup ,
W. T. , this year.
There are now over a hundred inmates
.if thu hospital for the insane at Steilacoom
and an increase of the number of wardens
will BOOH be required.
NEVADA.
The grasshopper * * have withdrawn from
the neighborhood of Fort Churchill.
Over one hundred graders are employed
on the Eureka and Colorado railroad.
Thus far 847,000 has been expended on
, he Truckce and _ Steamboat Irrigating
/anal company's ditch.
The pay-roll of the Consolidated Vir-
inia , California C. & C. shaft last month
amounted to 820,434.73.
The Nevada conference of the Method
ist Episcopal church will meet nt Carnon
September 15th. Bishop Wiley will pre
side.
side.The
The croi now being harvested on Big
Meadows , Wiwhoo county , are the best
ever raised there. Both wheat and barley
are good.
KurekitxiH are preparing to move to
liutte , Montana , regarding the mines
; here such ai to make a great and perma
nent city.
Lincoln county has. outstanding bonds
amounting to § 180,000. Certain issues of
, hese bonds have rated as low as ten cents
on the dollar.
The freighting business over the Central
Pacific railroad IH unusually heavy at the
[ iresent time , and some eight to ten trains
i day are not unitsuul.
The newspapers complainof greatirreg-
nlarity in the overland mails , and perti
nently nsk whether the poHtoflice depart
ment could do a better thing than look
into this service.
licit Oak , n Carson Valley horse , made
_ half mile in li ! ) becondsat tjte Caledonia
[ licnic at Canon , Saturday. This is the
fastest half mile time made on the coast.
ami the second fastest in the world.
The survey for the narrow-gaguc road
from Quincy , Plumau county , to Iteno ,
was commenced on Tuesday. It is backed
principally by Plumas capital , though it
is said the Central Pacific will aid the
project.
A miner in the Navajo mine the other
day fell a perpendicular distance of eighty-
seven feet , striking head foremost In a
[ ilank chute. He received n severe cut on
the hack of the head , and another on the
face , but next day was comfortable , and
bids fair to speedily recover.
OREGON.
A lot of fosfclU have been found near
Albany , One tusk is eight feet long.
Caterpillars are iloing great damage in
the vicinity of Belknap Springs , ' lane
county.
Competition has reduced the iare from
The Dalles to Portland , u distance of 100
miles , to fifty cents ,
The Chinese of Prairie City had a war
last week. The trouble grew out of a dls-
puto about watar mod for mining pur-
pObCF ,
An aero of Egyptian wheat , grown in
Polk county , is to encouraging to the
farmers that , much more will bo planted
next season.
The Sterling Mining comnnny Is about
puichaeinif more ground in the \icinlty of
Hteilltigville. Thuy will soon own nearly
all the diggings in that section.
An Immense cavern has been discovered
in Josephine county , ut the head of Wil
liams creek. Various chambers have been
nvplotcd for a distance of 500 yards , and
there tire others which can be entered
when the openings have been homewhut
enlarged.
The harvest U about finished In Umatll-
la countv. Thu weather has been excel
lent , and the crops aru good. Lat week's
rah ) , to far as heard fiom , did no particu
lar damage to the crops in Lane county.
The loss of hay was nominal. In a few
fields the grain was knocked down ; other
wise the r.vin did no damage.
UTAH.
A number of mining nalea are reported
from the 'Frisco district.
Southern Utah is excited over a horse
race for § 1,000 a Hide , distance 100 yards.
A heavy rain toi m submerged the vll *
lago of Ordorville , doing 83,000 damage to
crops ,
Winnemucca thippcd thirty-four car
loads of beef cattle to San FrancUco on
Wednesday. .
The strike in the Old Hickory mlno at
'Frisco proven more valuable with tnrther
developments ,
The California extension of the Union
Pacific from Nephi is now civing employ
ment to (00 icraJeni.The road runs
through Tintic and other rich mineral din
tricts of Utah and Nevada. "
The Dcu\cr k lUo Grande company
contemplate twilling 3,000 miles of rail
road In Utah within the next five year * .
1'liey will give employment to at lea-it l.V
000 people , and Snlt'iMke'vv ill ba their
loadquatttM ,
IDAHO.
Hnilcy Is growing rapidly.
UrtllovnoV aw mill has utortcd up ou
JOO.OOO tcct of logo.
Pnxpcctitift continues lively in the Sal.
.nnn . luvcr country.
The Odd l-'cllow * lodge , nrgnnlzNl nt
l < ev\Utou two months ago , now h.ts thirty
ncmbcrs.
The Cariboo nlne npllcllevuc creek has
u t ntnick n rick body of ore , The own-
ir will fihip twenty or thirty loin before
"ong.
There has been some v cry good cpiat tz
Uncovered between Cnmas Cicok and Mu-
il ( Jnlch , on the north side of the Pa-
ouse.
ARIZONA.
Tombslmio U reiKirleil to hnvo produced
SaL'0,000 in bullion during the month of
June.
The Tomhstdiio dNlrict mincial belt Is
'our milui in width bv about the miles In
ength.
A fito oceuired at IIar * > haw , cixty miles
Mitith of Tuoon , on Wcdncid y night ,
le troying the ftoie of Uolheg. lies ,
$10,000.
In the storm : it Tucson on the L'lHh tilt ,
.liieu inchus of water fell in a very ohoit
ipncoof time. Much damage was done to
muses nml mcichandttc.
liusiiifis between southern Arizona mid
ioiiota han increased to Mich an extent
that the pi incip.il firms of Tombutoneliavo
signed a petition to Pre'ident Omwale * ,
iraylns hnn 11 appoint M. : M , Corrcllo
Mexican consul nt that place.
MONTANA.
There are one hundred and fifty citizens
nt Fort Martinis.
The new court house at Ilozemnn is now
ccnpicd by the county ollicial.s.
Thcie aie now five companies of soldiers
Htationcd at Fort Mnginnis , three of in-
"antry and two > f cavalry.
Over 500 mon are employed along the
grade of the N. P. It. K. in the bottom
icar the Yellowstone , Montana.
A special trnln of sixteen earn , contain *
ng $30,000 worth of blooded cattle for the
Sun river country , has been shipped from
8t. Paul.
The number of men ou the pay roll of
.ho Alice comimny at Walkcrvillo is 280.
) n the pny roll of the Moultou company ,
the number is 185.
Great excitement prevails in Melrose at
present , occasioned by the discovery of
quicksilver three miles north of Mulrose ,
near that town ,
A new town has been started down in
Judith Uasln , about six tulles from Kort
Maginnlfl , Montana , close to the reserva
tion line. It is called Nelsonville.
The terminus will l > c removed to liuttc
about October 15th , and on or before that
ilato the Western Union company will
complete their line to ths Silver City.
Mlssoulrv is experiencing a building
boom hitherto unprecedented , Ana the
buildings going up are nil of good charac
ter solid business blocks and handsome
residences.
f
The buffalo are reported to bo north
Across the British line , but are now work
ing toward Yellowstone , Montana. A
number of stragglers are at present rang
ing in the hills near that town.
NEW MEXICO.
Georgetown is still shipping silver
bricks.
A great deal of capital was invested in
White Oaks during July.
A strike recently made in Lone moun
tain assays over 81,000 to the ton.
The copper deK | > sitn in the Abe pass
district are. said to be very rich and the
ore abundant.
The Albatros mine , Silver City , has
lipped five tons ol ore to die La Joya
smelter , at Socorro , for a mill test.
Another smelter has just been started
up in Socorro , which town is getting ahead
of any of its competitors so far as rcduc
tion works are cancel ned.
WYOMING.
Heavy shipments of cattle are being
made from jiointa west of Cheyenne.
The late rains have seriously Interferrcd
with liny-making along the I uramie river.
Walla Walla. Washington territory ,
find Cheyenne nto alike in point of popu
lation.
Work on the Greeley , Salt Lake & Paci-
lic from Larnmie to North Park will bo'-in
this week.
Ten tons of Copperopolin ore shipped to
Golden , Coloiudo , netted $87& after paying
all expenses.
Gco. Pawson , a Cheyenne painter , was
murdered by two companions last week.
The parties were arrested.
The mines of Cnpperopolis and Hart-
vllle , near I'ort Lnramie , are turning out
richly , and attracting many prospectors.
COLORADO.
The Denver rolling mills employ 1G8
men.
men.The
The Kio Grande road has reached Du
rango.
Eight murderers are confined in the
Denver jail.
Lord Airlle has bought an estate in Col
orado for his youngest son.
The Mayflower mine , of Ten Mile , has
100 tons of ore on the dump.
The sale of the Terrible mine , nt Pitkin.
for § 100,000 has fallen through.
A bee tree was recently chopped down
in Boulder canyon in the cavity of which
was seventy-live pounds of honey.
Longmont Is to have a new enterprise
In th" ) Crocker process nro reducing com
puny recently organized theie with a capi
tal stock of $10,000.000.
Kerber Creek in receiving rapid duvol
opmeiit. Vait beds of coal have been
found , and iron hematite -which can be
readily worked In foundries.
Last week was an active one In Teller
City and vicinity. The recent rich strikes
on the Michigan have given a fresh impe
tus to everything , and new leads are being
staked daily.
A large black bear was killed near the
Forks hotel , on the Cache La Puiidru.
MoiuUy evening by Charles Itobuilx and
hU brother Gcorga. The carcass of the
animal welched1'i pounds , nnd wan
shipped to Chfyunr.u Tnct.day.
Short Branch *
O. Bortle. Manchester , N , Y. , was
troubled with asthma for uluvun ytsais.
Had been obliged to tit up sometime * tuner
or twelve night * in 8uccenloii , Found lin.
mediate relief from THOMAH' Em.rriuo
On. , and is now entituly cureil , t-odl"
FARMERSTAND "MKOIIANICS.
If yon wish to avoid great clangor
and trouble , besides a no Hinall biil ol
expense , nt this BOASOII of the year ,
you should take prompt stops to kcq
disease from your household. The
system should bo cleansed , blood puri
lied , Htomach and brm'els lognlatod ,
and prevent and euro diseases urisinp
from spring malaria. Wo know oj
nothing that will so perfectly ami
surely do this as Electric Kitten * , am
at the trillng cost of llfty conta u hot
tlo. [ Exchango.
Bold By lab & McMahon. (1) ( )
MRS. LOUISE MOHR ,
Qndaato ol the St. Lau I School of Uld 1iei ,
I60B California Street , Between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth ,
north e , where call * M 111te \ promptly ronnond
eJ to > t any hour during the day or ulih
There U probably n mnjorlly of the human
run nlTcrliit ( from hl < ln * y conipUInU Th v
hou tliciii clt.'s n ulntist jiroteMi h\ ) . , imt
nl n ) lotlielnjuryct the mtlciit. Tlv. j < iu o
iiiltHrltiilito rii-ony. The experience oithlrt *
oars nho s that tlio liost rcmcily for thu < HM
> f illiiM'irs U
Tnrraut's Pel tsor Aperient.
tspro | > crtlc ar < i illurctlc , whltli arc spcdi ! ! )
itftl lor ouch curci.
801,1) IIY At.I. D11COOISW
Do yon > vmit a pure , blooming -
ing Complexion t It'so , a
few npnlfcntions of Hnmm'H
MAGNOLIA BA"LM will grat
ify you to your heart's con-
lout. It does tiway with Sal-
lowicss , Ixcdiicsg. Pimples ,
Jilotchcs , nuil nllfliscavScsniHl
hnporfoctinns oftlio skin. It
overcomes Iho iluslicd nppwir-
anco of lieat , fatlcno ana ex-
cUoincnt. ItmaKCS a laily of
T1II1HT appear but TWEN
TY ; and so natural , gradual ,
and perfect are its elh'cts.
Hint it is impossible to detect
its application.
Mothers , Wives , Daughters , Sons , Fathers ,
Ministers , Teachers , Dullness Men , Farm
ers , Mechanics , ALL shoulil bo warned azalnit
usln ; and Introducing- Into their HOMES Nos-
truinn and Alcoholic rcniixllcfJ. Hue no mich
iircjudlco a aliiBt. or fear of "Warner's Safe
Tonic Bitters. " They are what they are tlalmcd
to lie liirinlcm ai milk , nnd contain only luixll-
tlnullrtilc8. . Kxtract of nuroojfctalplc only.
They do not bclonjr to that ila-rt kno n a "Curo-
Alls , " but only jirofcsH to reach cam w licro the
dlKcanuorl''Inatuii In debllltatuil franicn and Im
pure blood. A perfect Spring ami Summer
medicine.
A Thorough Blood Purifier. ATonlcAppe
tlzer.
Ploiiant to the taito , Intlxoratln-j to the body.
The ino.t eminent iili ) bld.iiis ri'cQiiinioiul them
for their airutUo | uo | > crtloa. Once used always
lireforred.
For the Kidneys , Liver and Urln.trv organs ,
IIHU nothlii ! . ' "WARNER'S SAFE KIDNEY and
LIVER CURE. " It stands Unrivalled. Thong-
andi on o their health nnd happiness to It. I'rlea ,
$1.25 per liottlc. Wo offer "Warner1 * Safe Tonic
lllttcra" nlth ciiu.il conlldcncc.
H. H. WARNER , Rochester , N. V.
Mn.tii.th.Knt.lv
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St. Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
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rr-ox
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TO ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS ,
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Platform Cotwliu and Huffcr : and lor
SPEED. SAFETY AND COMFOHT
la unsurpassed. Elegant Draw ink' Itoom Mid
Sleeping Can , owned and controlloil by the coin-
any , run through WjT OUT UIIANUB hotucen
Union Pacific Transfer uiixjt at Council IHuBs.
anil St. Paul.
Trains lento Union I'aclllc Tmntfor depot al
Council Bluff ) at 6:15 : p. in. , rnu.liliir Sioux fit )
at 10:20 : . .m. and tit. Paul at 11:05 : a.m. niaklni ;
TEN IIOUHS IN ADVANCB OK ANY.OTIIEH
noinr.
Iletnrnlnj ' , , lenro St. Paul nt 8:30 : p. m. , nrrlt In ;
Bloux City 4:45 : a. m. , and Union I'aclllc Trans
r iloiwt , Council llliilln , atfl.SO a.m. llo urn
at your ticket * raid tla "a. C. & P. 11. 11. '
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T. E. UOIIINSON , ilUsourl Valley , 1 .
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"oinicll lilnfJn , Inwa.
1880. SKORTLNE ! , 1880 ,
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KANSAS CITY ,
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M TIIK O.XLT
Direct Line to ST.
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From Omaha and the West ,
No chaimi ) of can between Omaha ami m.oulf ,
and but one betwin n OMAHA and
NEW \OIIK ,
Daily PassengerTrains
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EA8TKIIN AND WI3TKIIN CITIES with LESS
C1IA11QHS and IN AIlVANCi : ol ALL
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Tli : * . tntlro line Is i | iii ] > i > cd with Pullman'i
Palwo Hlecplnv C " , l nlaco l > ay Cannes , .Mlllci/
Snfity Platform ami Coupler , and the ulcbratoJ
Wu > tlnhou | a Air-brake.
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COXXrCTHO TIIRRItWITII.
Pay Taxes , Kent Houses , Etc
ir TOD VTAXT TO BL'V OK HL&
C JI t Office , Koom S.Crcljhton Block.'Omihi
( tl'5-J
cintr the tnoit direct , qtilckfit , and
ir t line roniirctlnir Iho cn-\t .Metroi-olli , Clll-
CAI10 , urn ! the K\srn v , NoRTM-KASTrn * , floimi
niul SoiTlt < K lit'tRN Liv M , vs l\k h l rmlnito therr ,
Nith KAMIM CITT , I.H\KN ORTII , ATCIIIKON ,
"oi'Nfit , IIUTM ninl OMUIA. the COMMKHDAI.
l.XTKtt ! ) from \\liUh rndinto
EVERY LINE OP ROAD
hi.l | > ortr tri the Continent from the Mltrourl
llxcr to the I'Ailflc SIoj * . The
OIIIOAUO HOCK ISLAND & PA-
CIF10 KAILWAY
Mlio only HIII'troni Ctao ( ounliij ; track Into
> MI .V , or nhlrh , by Id o\ni road , n".ichi < i the
wlnln ixlwio nttncil. Xo TKAVSKKRJI nv C immm !
< fo \nsii\i ( \ iNttctioil Xo luidillltnt In III-
rntlhtcil or unclean CUM , in CM.TV ivx-Hcnrcr l
-itrliil In roomj , clmn Mulcntllalcj
i | > on I'n t I'.viireii Tmlni.
DAI MIS ol iinrivnloil iniunlnccnco ,
' \npRSin-rivd CAM , ntul our own world fAtnoiu
MMMI UAI , uimnthlch iiuuls aru fcruil of un-
.iiivt . * > < inp\piiiii'c. | nt tlio low nto of SMKXTY
'IIK CFM HACII , wlthaiiiplo time lor healthful
unjiij men ! .
Ihrnniili Cnri botwrcn nhlcA x > , t'corln , Mil
Mkiikrontnl Ml o rl llhcr I'olnti ; and rlo con
lertlonnnt nil joints o ( Intcrutxtlonlth other
mmlt.
Wo ticket ( ilo not lorsrt thli ) illrectly to cery
> lnco of linxrtaiini | In Kntifuv. Nelnuskn , HUck
I11UVniiilni ; , I tnb , Idnho , .Vovn.l.i , Calitornh ,
Orrifon , WaihliiKton IVnltory , Colorado , Arisonti
nd New MuxU-o.
An liberal i\rn\n\foincnti \ reipiritinj ? lmcc.\ie M
ny otlu r llnu , nml ratei ol fnro nlu.ij i Hi. ow M
competitors , lie IiirnMi but a tltho of the coin-
oruDopi and tAcl.lu of | > orli ien frco.
Tlckotii. nuH uid foldom at all princl | > al ticket
nlllcriln the I'tiltcd bUti'i and CnimH.
It. It. CAULK , K. ST. JOHN ,
Vlie Prt' 't & < len. Oen. Tkt and Piuis'r A t.
) l.\iiaicr , L'liUftvo ChlcAro.
No Changing Cars
BITWXlUf
OMAHA & CHICAGO ,
Where direct connections arc nviilo with Through
SLKKPINU UAll LINES for
NEW YORK , BOSTON ,
PIIILAUKl.ril I A.
BALTIMORE ,
WASHINGTON
AND ALL EASTERN IT1ES.
The Short Line via. Peoria
Eor INDIANAPOLIS , CINCINNATI. LOUIS
VILLE , and all points in the
Tll RU1I LIKI
For ST. LOUIS ,
Where direct coniioctiotm are niada in the Union
Dcivotlth thu Throuirh Hlet'iilng Car
Lines for ALL I'OINTd
Et O > TCTa ? 3E3C .
NEW LINE'-DES ' MOINES
THU FAVOIUTK UOUTK FOIl
Rock Island.
The uneqtalcil Iniliiccments ofTcruil by line
to trtuclcrs anil tourists aru au followg :
Tlietclcbratcd 1'ULLMAN ( Ifl-uhti-l ) 1'ALACF
SI.KKl'I.Vd CAU8 run only on thin line C. , II
& ( J. TALACi : > IIA\V1NU I1001I UAKS , with
llortnn'i ) Itftllnln ' Chain. No extra thargu for
eunts In IlocllnliiK Clmlrn. The famous 0. , II. &
Q. I'nlaco Dlnlnt ; Can. ( for cons Smoking Cars
llttuil ulth cK'ti > nt liWi'lmikt'i ) rattan rciohlnjj
chtlm , for the uxcluslvo use of ftrst-claas paijen
gen ,
Steel Track anil superior isiulpmont coinblnoi
with their k'leat through car nrniiciiic iit , make )
thin , alxjve all otlicn , the ( avorito route to the
East , South anil Koutliimt.
Try It , am ) you "ill Una tnuclInK a luxury In.
atcnil of a illmonifort ,
Through tkKuUlo this celchntuil line for sale
at all oIlic-CH In the Unltc.l fctaU * anil Canaila.
All Information alnut rattn of fare , Sli-ei'lng
Car acconiinoilatloin , 'lime Tallinn , etc. , will \n \
cheerfully then by aviiljlni ; to
rKKCIIVAL LOWELL ,
General 1'uruoni/cr AKcnt , CliluaifO.
T J rOTTEK ,
Oniif ral ilanapcr Chlrairo.
wraiau ai&ttCT
Sr If you are n limn If you aru a
\r ofbu'liu-i. iil : , , nun of Itt-
cnMbjrt'iortr lnrif \ Icinltllliuorfrliil'l-
your iliitlri avoid nlf/lil. work , to re *
tint brainucr " i l
Hop Blttoro. wuto , U > B Hop B >
If yon nro younir nd rutlerlnic from any In .
dlicrttlou or dl l'a | lion i If vmuroiimr.
rk l or i-lni-'h. iM or yuuutr.tninrrinir ( ruin
-
' ' [ nit un a b l of kick
una , op Qlttors.
mil * din an-
Wnn v r y u > } " '
[
11 in
r
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wlicnvver you /
timt y" * ' ' " '
, , , ? . ,1 ; .
'
jnr ? or Vlniutu' ,
r.i/i
t ku Hop
Dlttora.
JInToynn'11/-
ururtnarucciti *
iila Int. IU > OIM !
onlio ttmiaeh , Mo c u r o tut
ttimli. lilnail 'I drunkenness.
lljtrortuntt uwi ol opium ,
You will l > cHop tobuooo , or
wircoUcs.
Hop outers
Ityounroslm
. bcitUlur
fly a n l ( AUil
Uli-uular.
itT'i't m'ny HOP urnzna
nnvo your BTO 10.
llfo. It line ,
ssivecl hun- noritiUr , 21. Ti
droUB U > , Out.
BROWHELL HALL.
YOUNG LADIES' ' SEMINARY
OMAHA , NEB.
BBY , EDOHBRTYMARootop , ,
Asiilitoil by an alilo corps of tcaihersln En'llil
Lana'ua u > i , bclenuM anil i'lnu Arts.
THE NINETEENTH YEAR
WILL iuui.v
Fur partluulam. t\ \ ply to
TIIK UKUTOR.
SetashLand Agency
DAVIS & SMYDER ,
IGOSFarnhom Gt. , , , . Omaha , Nobraika
3:00,000 SL.C33Et33S
Cire-iully scluUxl land In intern Ne-linuk lo
tale. Ciriat lliivalna In Improved laruit , am
Ointli * cltj | iroi | rt ) .
O. F. DAVIS. WEBSTER SNYDE1
Lat LauJCom'r U.P , R. _ . ' ' > > (
THIS NTTW AUD C RRECET MAP
' l'ro ocjcyonil any reasonable question tb.il Urn
CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RT
I * jy nil < xl < ts tlio l c i. mail for you to take when Jravelltij lit either direction bctwceu >
* Chicago and all of the Principal Points In the West , North and Northwest.
< .nwfullyrjamlnoJliliVap. The Vrliiclpnl CltlMof the \Vr t end NorthWeHn
on tin rojiil. Us . tlitdtiKii trains make close councctlou * wllU the truius o ( ail
Junction points.
THE CHICAGO St. NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
W2SM ! two to Jol r" *
The Imperial Palace Dining Cars.
' ° r or Norlliwost of ChlcaRO.
Cn , ndi *
iteniciiibcr to ask for TlckcU via this roail , bo sure they reait over It , ami take none other. ,
MAHJIS UUQmTT.aeu'l Wauagcr.UUIcaRO . U. STENSKFT , Ocn'l 1'ass. Agent , ChlcaRO.
tUnilV 1' . nUKU Ticket Aont C. & X. W , lUlhmy. llth an < ltVxinham | gtrooU.
I ) . K. KIMIIAIJj , A l tMit Ticket A cnt 0. & N.V , luilnay , 14th nJ Karnbaui itreoti
J. BELL. Ticket Agent 0. ft N. W. lUllwny , 0. P. 11. 11. Depot. >
8AMKS T. CI.A11K OcncnJ Auont.
Choice Cigars I
Can bo obtained at KU1IN it CO.'S
by the box for Less Money tlmn at
any wholesale tobacco houao , for the
reason they Boll cigars in connection
with their dnif ( business , without any
oxnonao to the Cigars. TRY THEM.
All Cigars not aatisfactory exchanged
or inonoy refunded. , n'V
A fine lOe Cigar , long Havana filler , 5
for Uoc. Novcr has there boon any
Cigar in Omaha equal to thorn for the
money.
PINE KEY WEST CIGARS ,
From $0.25 per'hundrcd up.
"Atlantic" ty)8t,10o ) Oigarjin.Oity
'i Mi.
. * . , * > , <
Omaha ,
Cheyenne ,
Spring and Summer
CLOTHING ! !
m * \r I I I I I M - fl
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
FOR MEN , BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Hats Caps , Trunks , Valises.
IN THE LATEST STYLES.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prices to Suit all I
1322 FARNHAM STREET , -
NEAll FOURTEENTH ,
Max Meyer & Co.
GunSjAmmunitionjSporting Goods
FISHING TAOKLB , BASH BALLS , and a
FULLOLINE OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
MAX MEYER & CO. , Omaha , Ne
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
MINING MACIHNEHV ,
HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS
A. L , STRANG , 205 Farnam $ t , , Omaha.