THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY NOVEMBER 7 , 1881. I
SOCIAL SIPS.
From a Week's Cup of Innocent
Enjoyment.
The Masquo-Social of the
"Belle Lootros Club" Trip
ping at Touzalhi's.
Social Notes and Palixto Porsonnl-
TUB wnr.K.
Tlio past week in Omaha's aoci.i !
circles has been Jioticcablo for a num-
Lor of pleasant gathoriuga , which ,
while smaller and lesa formal than the
club parties , have been none the lew
enjoyable to these fortunate enough
to participate. On Wednesday evening -
ing i\
MASQtTK SOCrAl.
was given by Mrs. Nathan Shelton at
her residence on Dodge street to the
"Bollo Lottros club , " of which she ia a
prominent member. Guests began ar
riving nt 8 , and from that time
until- ton the handsome parlors were
.filled with a happy party of disguised
humanity. The costumes worn exhib
ited considerable ingenuity on the
part of the club and indicated that ft
love for literature had not entirely
eradiated a love of amusement and
social intercourse. Dancing began at
half-past eight to the accompaniment
of excellent musio furnished by Stein-
liauaor and was continued until the
call for refreshments summoned tno
guests to the supper room. Unmask
ing took place shortly before ton and
many pleasant surprises which
irons the result. The following were
present :
Mrs Shelton , "Tambourine Girl
from Mascotto ; " Mrs. Chas. Powell ,
"Young La'ly Nineteenth Conturyj"
Mrs. Chester Divis , "Mario An
toinette ; " Mrs. Burns , "Pink Dom
ino ; " Mrs. Test , "Waiter Maid ; " Mrs.
Turner , "Airs. Jack Frost ; " Miss
Uodili ) , "Libortio ; " Miss Tillotaon ,
"Mail Carrier ; " Mrs. Webster ,
"J3I.ick Domino ; " Miss Freeman ,
"Quakeress ; " Miss Ida Free
man , "French Peasant Girl ; "
JIrs. Jarvis , "The Press ; " Mr.
Webster , "Old Woman Search
ing for her Husband ; " Mr. Nathan
Shelton , "Knight , of Golden Fleece ; "
Mr. Burns , Ulk Domino ; " Mr. Archie
Powell , "Harlequin ; " Mr. Carrier ,
"Mephistopholcs ; " Major Stevens ,
"Hunedictivo Mark ; " Sir. Annin ,
"Ulk Domino ; " Mr. Will Shelton ,
Taslm of Many Talcs ; " Mr. Cheater
Davis , ' 'Oscar ' Wilde ; " Mr. Frank
Shelton , "Mary Anderson ; " Mr.
Stobbins , "Father Time ; " Mr. Freeman -
man , "French Chasseur ; " Mr. E. F.
Test , "Blk Domino ; " Mr. Jarvis ,
"Lone Fisherman ; " Mr. Coo ,
"French OOicor ; " Master Nat-
tie Shelton , "Flowerof the Family. "
The party broke up at a late hour
after a delightful ovenintr , whoso en
joyment was greatly heightened by
the untiring efforts of Mr. and.Mrs.
Sholton.
MIU TOUZALIN'B PAUTY.
Mr. A. E. Touzaliii gave a pleasant
little party on Friday evening at his
residence on Chicago and Nineteenth
streets. The affair was. of rather an
impromptu nature , according to Mr.
Touzalm's custom ; invitations only
having boon issued two days prior to
the event. Some fifty couples were in
attendance. The elegant parlors of
Mr. Touzalin never looked hand
somer or brighter. Most of the gen
tlemen wore in full dross and many of
the ladies also. The Musical Union
orchestra furnished excellent musio
and the entire first floor was thrown
open fpr dancing. The party did not
break up until early morning after hav
ing discussed an elegant supper.
Among these present were : Mms
Touzalin , Mrs. D. Touzalin , Mr.-and
lira. Floyd , Mr. and Mrs. 0. E.
Squiors , Mr. and Mrs. Maurice , Mr.
and Mrs. Webster , Mr. and Mrs. C.
J. Green , Mr. and Mrs. Shivorick ,
Mr. And Mrs. G > W. Doano ,
the Misses Doano , Eustis Ilingwalt
Wakoloy , tshivorick , Tiltahson , Hal-
combo ; Barlow , Nelia and Dora Loh-
mer , Wells and Berlin , Messrs. East-
is Carrier War-rack Toil-
, , Wakoly , , -
oy , Fairfield , J. mid T. Ringwnlt ,
Hundricks , lions , Beach , Barkulow ,
"Wood , W. B. Scott , Drake , Bullock ,
Jiobmor , Taylor and Brock.
' Social Noted.
The Standard club hold their third
party on Wednesday evening at Stan-
card hall. The Musical Union fur
nished the music , and it goes without
aying that a delightful evening was
spent by all present ,
On Tuesday oyening Miss Carrie
Millard entertained a number of her
friends at a dinner party at her resi
dence on Capitol avenue ,
These who word present were
Carrie Millard , D. II. Itpss , Miss
Hunisoy , G. D. Thayer , Miss Iloyt ,
Ezra Millard , W. F. McMillan , Miss
fihlvorick , I. 0. Bullock , John R.
Ringwalt , Rona Iloss , Miss Woolworth -
worth , J. M. Iloss , Miss Popploton ,
Mrs. Millard , Miss Uingwalt , and M ,
Ii. Drake.
Cards are out for a series of rpcop-
tiona by Mrs. Windsor at Brownoll
Hall on Saturday , NoveiuborDUi , Sat
urday , January 7th and Saturday ,
February dth , from four until two
p. m. '
A pleasant Halloween party was
hold on Monday evening at the resi
dence of Mr. Thomas Ililoy.on Seven
teenth and Cass streets.
The Rev. Dr. Stelling , pastor of the
Lutheran church , hold n pleasant
house warming on Friday evening
which was attended by a largo number
of his congregation ,
Polite Fenonalitloi-
Mus Dews , who for the past month
lias been visiting Miss Minnie Maul ,
returns on Monday to her homo in
Cedar Rapids , Iowa.
W B. Ogden , formerly of G. II. &
J. B. Collins , who is now making a
trip east , will , on hia return , make
Dos Mouits his homo.
Mr. Ed. Williams and bride have
xeturned from their eastern trip ,
Mr * . Jak. ' E. Boyd and son have
gone to Sun Francisco ( < > visit her
mother.
Mrs. Ed. Peck nnd nistcr , Mis *
Carrie Bishop , arrived from Denver
last Sunday ; '
Miss Mollie Horbach IIM returned
from her viait east ,
Capt. C. B. llustiii htn returned
from Idaho , and expects to remain
during the winter in Omaha.
The Misses Notirso , of Hay field
Wis. , are visiting in this city , the
uuests of their aunt , Mrs. General
Wilson ,
Hon. J. M. Woolworth Ima return
cd from Washington.
Mrs. Samuel Cooper , of Cedar Uap-
ids , Iowa , is in the city on a viait to
her daughter , Sirs L. il Ilheom ,
Mrs , H. C. Clowry ; , hai returned
to Chicago nccompanioil by Mrs.
If. D , Kstabrook , who goes there to
make a brief visit.
Mrs. Clark , wife of General Super
intendent Clark , of the U. P. railway ,
1m yono to Hot Springs , Arkansas ,
for her health.
Mrs. E. L. Eaton nnd daughter have
returned from Chicago ,
Blnlr Koto * .
Corrdpondenfo of The lite.
BIAIK , November 0. During the
trial of the caeo of Omo vs. Dulanoy
in Judge Perkins1 court on Tuesday
morning a dispute arose between ( ho
judge and Dulanoy when the judge
won rendering his decision against
Dulanoy. Dulanoy took occasion to
interrupt hini,4 .iyine : "Judge , you
aaid on the street n few daya ago that
you should decide the case against mo
unless I paip the coats. "
Upon this remark the judge , instead
of lining Dulanoy , picked up a largo
motalic ink stand and hurled it at him
with all his strength , Dulanoy
dodged the misslo and it passed over
hia lioad , hitting a young man by the
naino of Wilson , who was sitting behind -
hind Dulanoy , in the mouth , knock
ing two of his tooth out and cutting a
deep gash. Wilson is in danger of
being thrown into lockjaw. Parties
having business in that court are ad
vised to wear base ball masks.
ThoS. , 0. ifc P. railroad company
have boon improving their rounu
houso. They have four now stalls
nearly completed. The two new depots -
pots are completed nnd ready for oc
cupancy. Their stock yards , which
are the beat on the road , are now be
ing used. The stock yards , depots ,
and ono of the banks up town are to
bo connected by telephone ,
Cook Bros , have enlarged their
pew building on the corner of Wash
ington and Fifth streets , making the
building 31x100 , and intend putting
in im audition to their largo stock of
liardwaro and extensive stock of gro
ceries and dry goods , and boots and
shoes.
The Pilot came out last week in anew
now dross. The paper is to do away
with the patent inside , and will bo
printed at homo.
E. W , Blue , of the Democrat , has
retired , The paper is now run by A.
B. Samson. Uix.
Exponilvo Wedding-
The Now York World ban boon fig-
urinir on the expense of a fashionable
wedding in that city. It is not neces
sary to Bay that it includes many
items that the rural bridegroom will
neb recognize as forming a part of his
wedding outfit ; such , for instance , as
cards at from $200 to 8500 ; matrimo
nial undertaker naif a man were going
to be buried at from $100 to $200 ;
ushers' scarfs and pins , aggregating
from $30 to $70 ; minister's foe from
? 100 to $200 ; BOX tern's fee from $20
.o $50 ; bridesmaids' dress , dinner
ivon by groom , caterer , mun'c , florist ,
> rganist and miscellaneous , aggregat
ing from $2,000 to $3,000 , , and cheap
it that when a man gets the right
< ind of a wife. But plain people will
think a good deal of it is superfluous.
A Wall street boar is said to have
caused a friend to put his intended
son-in-law up to eloping with his
daughter , on the ground of economy.
It was a sharp trick , and added the
element of romance to the affair in ad
dition to the saving of money. Per
haps the best way to got married is to
call in a minister and have it done
without cards , groomsmen , brides
maids , undertakers , ushers , or other
expensive and needless extras. The
friends have a simple way of having
Philander and Dorothy stand up in
mooting , when Philander will say that
ho takes Dorothy for his wife and
Dorothy says oho takes Philander for
a huf bund. There is not even n clergy
man , but it is said that ono never
hears of a Quaker divorce.
A Deserted Village.
Aspen Timo.
Soon wo reached the mushroom
cramp of Highland. It well deserves
the name applied to it the deserted
village. But ono house is inhabited.
The structures numbering hundreds
ore falling down , and look distressed.
Buildings which once covered immense
tucks of merchandise are empty , nnd
the doors and windows are big yawn
ing holea without glass or boards. The
rude signs of "Store , " "Assay Office , "
etc. , swings in a crary manner from
the tops o ? doorways , and in front of
toppling buildings , and old founda
tions overgrown with weeds und partly -
ly buried in sand tell where many c
mountain business house once hope
fully roared its form. This village htu
a history , Its existence was duo to
the ' 'Old Turk , " who , having a small
stock of liquors , etc. , camped there in
the spring of 1880 , and erected acabin.
Hero ho oflbred the prospector his
wares , and told of wealth buried in the
hills behind his cabin. Many listened
to his words of wisdom , and cast their
lot with him. As the season opened
hundreds Hocked to the now camp , but
when Aspen and Ashcroft began to
produce fine mineral , the people of
Highland became disgusted , and quietly -
ly and siloU y departed for more prom
ising places.
Almoit Young Again.
My mother was atllicted a long time
with neuralgia , and a dull , heavy , inactive -
active condition of the whole system ,
headache , nervous prostration , and
was almost holptesa. No physicians
or medicines did her ony good. Three
months atjo eho began to use Hop
Bitters , with such good effect that she
scorns and fools ypunt ! attain , nlthouuh
over 70 years olil , Wo think ther is
no other medicine fit to uio in the
family , A lady in Providence , 11. I
Journal , novWG
THE LODGES.
Whisperings From the Inner
Sanctuary of Temples
of Mystery.
Ma onloMnsl&-Tho Comlnc Eloc-
iioni Tlio Triple Ltnli and
THE TREE KASOWB.
MUSIC 15 Till ! I.ODOES.
The Riihjuci of flinging in the Lortgo
is attracting mono attention in caatuni
Masonic circles. Omnlin Free MOBOIIH
would do well to follow suit in reorga
nize their musical arrangcmcnte.
Every ledge i "r city contnitm n
number of good vocnliala who coultl
add much to the corotnoni.il
by joining their forces and
practising iho various odes.
The instrumental music in
aomo quartern , which might bo men
tioned , { Boriounlr in need of im-
proTemont. Will not aomo of the
lirothrun talco the matter in hand.
COMIXH KLECTIOHB.
Next month olcctinnn irill Wo hold
in a number of Masonic bodies in thia
ctiy , and the brethren arc already
doubtloBR considering the nubjuct of
the best candidates to fill tko rarioua
station1 ? . No organization is
so largely dependent upon
a competent olliciary M the
Free Matrons. In no other order haa
custom and precedent thrown better
safeguards around the chain ) of it'n
governing members. The qualifica
tions for Masonic officers should be
stringently considered. Few members
of a lodge possess them in their en
tirety. No less care ought to bo exer
cised in the choice of the subordinate
officers than in the selection of the
Master for from them material must
bo worked up for future incumbents
*
of the oast.
00 AT HAIUfl.
St. John held her "regular" on
Thursday evening and transacted 'a
considerable amount of business.
Illinois Royal Arch Masons have
184 chaptcra , and a membership of
over 10,000.
Mt. Calvary Commandpry No. 1
lold their monthly mooting on Fri
day evening.
THE TRIPLE JLINK.
Three Lodges in Manchester , Now
Elampshirc , are reported aa having , in
.ho aggregate , two thousand members.
Six Lodges in Portland , Maine , re
port 2,008 members and $122,173.10
xssots.
The Grand Ledge of Now York
voted unanimously to exercise its in-
luonco in to repeal the Insuraneo law
recently adopted by the Legislature of
that State.
Some of the loduca cast have a
irotty good surplus in their treasur
es , and the question nt "loaning
'unda out" to their members liaa been
under discussion. The 0. P. Herald
solvoB the dilemma in n few words :
'Build a hall of your own. " In Gal-
fornia , among the beat buildings in
every city , town and viliago , are the
Ddd Fellows' halls , and other orders
also have "struck for the soil,1' ' and.
erected handsome homes for their
fraternities in many localities.
The oldest Odd Fellows living ere
Joseph Patterson , initiated in 1810 ,
low a member of Tompk'ins Lodge ,
tfo. 9 , of Now York City ; S. P.
Shannon , of Vloomington , Illinois ,
nitiatod in 1827 ; Albert Guild , of
Joaton , Massachusetts , and William
) Hilda , of California , both initiated in
1828.
At last reports , the Manchester
Jnity , of England , had 000,000 mom-
> ors. January 1 , 1881 , the American
> rdor had 450,0-12 , exclusive of those
n foreign lands.
KNIGHTLY PYTHIANS-
On Monday evening , the 24th of
) ctobor ,
VLANKT tOIHJKNO. 4
conferred the first degree on two op-
) licants , and there were two now ap-
) hcations for mkiuborship on the desk
> f the K. of P , & S. There was work
n conferring the tirst and second do-
3'ress last Monday evening , and both
mcotingsworo largely attended. Tliero
will bo work in the second nnd'third
degrees next Monday night.
OMAHA u , D
conferred the second degree on one and
the first on fourapplicantsonthonight
of the 26th ult. , and dcspito the mis
erable weather had eighteen Knights
[ > resent to assist in the work.
Last Thursday evening there were
twonty-throo mombera and two visit
ing Knights present , with work in second
end and third degrees. Four were in
ducted into the mysteries of thoformer ,
ind one in those of the latter degree.
Two now applicants yet to boncteu on.
On Wednesday evening Nebraska
fxnlgo No. 1 had an interesting busi
ness meeting , but no dcgreo work.
This Lodge , the oldest in the State ,
as its number Bignifies , has
of _ late grown voiy conserv
ative , and those desiring admission to
membership will have to make known
their deairo to the oilicersor mombera
of the ledge , aa they will not .bo
sought after.
Wo , of the Pythian Knighthood ,
consider the fact established , that our
order is worthy the best material of
any community , as its tonoto are of
the best and purest character. There
fore wo have no apologies to make ,
and no inducom. nts to offer.
Bradford , Pa.
Thou. Fltchan , Dnulfwil , 1'a. , writes ;
"I enclose mnnoy for Si'iu.vo HIOHHOU , na
I said I would If it cun-d mo. My ilvenon-
blft 1ms yaniuhod. with nil its symptom * .
Mnny tlmnkBj 1 Bliall uoverHio without it
In the IIOUBO. " 1'rlco DO cent * , trial bot-
tie. 10 0-ntn. < 17oodlw
BlackMamondOoalOo.
Vf. II L001IIS , J. B. NEWKLL ,
I'M KB.
I. U. MILLGR/AuuT.
HARD OR SOFT COAL
In tar lota or In miaiitltioa to suit purchasers
Yard , Foot Farnham and Doug.
las Sts. , Omaha.
ecpj.tr
Jlrs. J. O. Hohrrtron , I'itWiurif , Pa. , wrllci : " !
WM utiffcrlntffroM Kerieml deMIIty , wnnt of ap
petite , constipation , etc. , w > tint flto nt : > bur
den ; afttr uslnK Hunlock Iloo ! < l Itittu-s I full bet
ter than for } fa" . I cannot pralte your Utters
too tnuch. "
J.fllbh . f Huffalo , N. Y. , wrttfs : "Vour
Ilurdork Itlf Kltlm , In chronic illtta'cn of tlic
Wooil llm a J kldnpvn , late bftn cltrnally
marked with MJCCCM. In.ivo u ul Hum rn } ( .I (
ulth bent rcMilti , for torpidltj- tlicllicr nnd In
nrcot a friend cf nilno eulfcrlng from ilropcy ,
the effect WM uuritlou . "
Ilruco Turner , Rochmcr , X , V , [ wrllcn : ' "
been mibject to nrioui disorder of the klJIiev1) .
.ind nnablo to attend to Imftliicss ; llunlock Ulo.j.l
Illttcrx rcllcu-il molitfoio h llft ttlo rw used ,
I feel confident that they wlllintlrtly curoniv. "
K. A-cnlth Hall , lllnuhampton , N. Y. , wrllcx :
"I Buffered with a dull jnln through mv ift
him ; and nhouldtr. I/o > t my rplrlti , appctltx
and color , and eoitjd ith cllniculty ktcp up all
day. Took your Burdock Hloul ItitttiN as ill
reeled , nnd have felt no pain elnco ftrtt wuck af
ter using them. " i '
Ur. Noah Half t , Klmlrrv , N. T. . writes ! "About
four } ( r ago I hid nn attark of bllloui tin cr , m < d
ncvir fully rccovcri'd. lly dicstl\a | > iTg\na
were weakened , and I would Leioi plotcly pros
trated for d& ) . Alter tiring two bottlci ol your
Ilurdock fllood Illttcm the Itnprnti ment VIM m
\triblethrtt I MahtoiiUhid , Iiannow. thouili
el yrara of OKC , do a Ulr ami icasonablo dajr'a
work.
C. Blncket RoblnKon , proprietor of The Canailn
Pridbytcrinn , Toronto , ( int. , wrltcii : "Korjears
I Buffered itrcatly from olt-rocurrlriK headache. I
uiied jour Ilurdock Blood Hitters \Utli happiest
rcHultrt , and I now find mjeilf In bitter lualth
than for years jvant. "
Ur . Wallace , llnffalo , N. Y , writes : '
urcd Ilurdock Illood Illttira for nen-oux and Ml-
lloun headaches , and can rci-umnioud It to anyone
rtqulrliiK a euro for bllllouunisi. "
n. Ira Mullholland , Albiny , K. Y , write :
For several yearn I IIM o mi ( lend from oft-recur *
ilna bllllouA hcadachoa , ilj p psla , and com-
iilnlntn peculiar to my NI , Since UIIK ] xnur
Ilurdock lllocxl 1)11 ) torn I am entirely nllevcd. "
Price , PI.OO per Dottle ; Trial Dottles 10 Ct *
FOSTER , MILBURH. . & Do , .Props . ,
BTTFFAI.O , W. Y.
Sold at wholesale by Ish k UcMahon and C. F.
Goodman. je 27 cod-mo
Ono of tli < i ncasonablo Pleaiurei
) f life , n vni | 'rly cooked meat , nfTordaMUtlo or
10 prcuxiif. or.J - \ incnt , and muc subsequent tor-
.uro tea jnrnicddygncptlc. Dut when chronic
NillKi'stloIrm coinbatlca with "ostottcr'ii S onm < _ h
Uittcm , the food ia catrn with relish , and most
iiiporUint of all , \a \ oti-Imllated by and nourishes
the Hj-Btcm. Veu thli Krand tonic and correctlro
ilao to rcincdy foastipatlsn , blllouenc'U , rhou-
im IHIU , fo't-runJ a uc.
For ntlo I'jrnil Dru giitoand Dolora generally.
HAWKEYE
PLAINING MILL CO. ,
Des Moines , Iowa ,
Manufacturers of SASH. OOOR8 , BLINDS ,
BRACKETS , MOULDINGS , AC.
Great reduction In Bank Counters , Plani fur
nished , and work furnished In all kinds of harder
or soft wood. Counters finished In oil when do-
sired. ShelTlnjrof all kinds furnished and put
into liullJInn ready for paint on nhort notice
Our workmen are tha test mechanics that can bo
procured. Bare money by glIng us youi con
tract * .
Stair * , Newell and Baluiteri.
Our foreman In thin dcpirtmcnt woo former ! }
with Frost Manufacturing Co , 'Chicago ,
Ills , and has done uoiue of the finest Stair work
n the Northwest
Orders by mall promptly attended to. tJ m
1830. SKQRTJ.IHE. 1880.
JELANSAS CITY ,
St , Joe & Council Bluffs
v
n TB OITLT
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
AND TIIK EAST
From Omaha and the West.
Mo change of cars between Omaha and at. ixjulo ,
and bat one between OHA1IA aod
MKW YOKK.
Daily PassengerTrains
II1CUIXO AU.
EADTKRN AND WESTERN CITIES with LESS
CHAUOiS and IN AUVANCK of ALLJ
OTHER LINKS.
This entire line Is equipped with Pullman's
Palace Blocplnx Cars , Palace Day Coaches , Mlllur'i
Safety Platform and Coupler , and the celebrated
WostlnKhouso Airbrake.
jMTBoo that your ticket roatU VIA nANHAS
OIT , ST. JOSKl'H & COUNCIL BLUrra IU1I-
road , via St. Jcwcph and St. Louis.
Tick eta for sale at all coupon ctntlons ID the
Woat. J , T. HARNAH1) , .
A > C. DAWE3 , Gen. Bunt , , St. Jcvi > h , Mo ]
Oen , I'mu.And Ticket Agt. , St. Joseph , Mo.
| AUDI BOIUIIH , Ticket Auoni ,
1020 Kurnliani nln.ut.
A. D , DlMiKD. Uunoml Agent ,
OUAHA.NK
To Nervous Sufferers
THE CHEAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Or , J. B. Bimpoon's Spociflo
ItM \ a positive euro for Spermatoirhra , Scmlna
fVeoknetw , JinioUiicy , and all ill * * * * * resulting
from Self-Abuse , aa MonUl Aniluty , Loaai
tlcmory , Pains lu the Hack or Side , and dlgoane *
- - - that lead to
Consumption
Insanity and
early gro
The Specific
Mcdlvlno In
being UPOI |
with wonder
ful vucccta.
_ PamhloU
ent free to all. Wilte for them and got full par
tlculari.
Price , Speclne , 11.00 per package , or ill pack.
> { c for tf.OO. AddrcM all ordcn to
11. BIMSON MElllCIKE CO.
Nos. 104 and 108 Main tit IluOalo , N. \ .
Sold lu Omaha by O , F. Goodman , J , W. Hell ,
J. U Ibh , and all druralttsetcrjr where.
O. F , Manderson ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
't ftinhjun St.V Omaha K
No Changing Cars
OMAHA & CHICAGO
Whtro dlrtrt niniicctlon are BU > IH wlttt TMon k
HLEIJVINO OAK LIN W for
NEW YOKK , ItOSrON ,
PniLADELPIirA ,
WA2HWOT05
AND ALL EASTKUX ITlEa.
The Short Line via. Peoria
Kor INDIANAPOLIS , OINfilNNATI , LOUIS-
V1LLK , and all polnte In the
> nil put uxi
For ST. LOUIS ,
Where rllrprt rcmiMtions are mada Iti tfco Union
Depot vltU thoThrouf h Sleeping Cai
LIn 9 for ALL JOINTS
UWE-DES M01HE3
T1IK FAVORITR ROUTK roil
Rock Island.
The nncqrtlml Inducements offered bj ihli lltn
to trttclcnt ami tourist * > ro M followg :
The celebrated I'ULLVAN (18-wheel ( ) PALACE
SLKF.P1NO OAKS run only on this line C. , n.
fc Q. PALACE RAWING UOOM CARS , with
Uorton'a Kcdlntng ChAlre. No oitn charge ( or
soots In Ilccllnlni ; Chain. The famoui C. , B. A
Q. I'aUco Dining Can. Gorgooug Smoking Can
fitted with elegant high-backed rattan ttroMog
chain , ( or the cxcltulve ago of flrat-claat fawan-
gen.
gen.Stcol Track and tuportor equipment comblrsl
with thtlr gicat through car arrangement , ra it
thle. above all others , the favorite rout * to tnc
Eaut , South and Bouthoul.
Tr It , and you will find traveling ft luxury la-
stood o ( a discomfort.
Through ticket * vlo this celebrated line for le
at nil offices In the United SUtd and Canada.
All Information atout raten of fare , Sleeping
Car accommodntlone , Time Tatlon , etc. , will b
cheerfully tftvn by applying to
tERCEVAL LOWELL ,
General cnirer Aeent , CUcago.
J. POTTER ,
Oft , Ifanaper Chlr ro.
DISEASES
OF THE
DR. L. B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and Aurist ,
LATE CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN ROYAL
LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.
References alt Reputable Physicians of Omaha.
tJTOfTice , Corner 15th and Farnham Sfs ,
Omaha , Neb. u2matf
The Oreighton and Niobrara
! tuns dally , leaving Crclghton on arrival of
trains at O.SO p. ra. Ar.ivoat Nlobran , 12.SO * .
m. Ixa\oi Nlobrara , 11:30 p. m. Arrives fat
Crctphtoti at 6 a. m. . In time for train. Fare , 92
octlO-lm QiORQE : I1ERRY. Proprietor
Sioux City , & Pacific
'
THE SIOUX CITY BOUTS
Runs a Solid Train Through from
Council Blufia to t-t. faul
Without Change Time , Only 17 Hour * .
ir IB
1.OO JULES THE SHORTEST BOUTB ,
rsox
OOUNOIL BLUFFS
TO ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
OULUTH OR BISMARCK ,
and all polnta In Northern Iowa , lllnooeota and
Dakota. Thia line la equipped with the Improved
Wofltinghouflo Automatic Alr-brako and llUlei
Platform Coupler and liufler ; and for
8PEED. SAFETY AND COMFORT
> unsurpassed. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car
run throuKh W'THOUT ' CHANGE bet cen Kan
son City and St. Paul , rla Council Bluffs and
Sioux City.
Trains leave Union Pacific Transfer at Coun
cil Bluffs , at 7:35 : p. in. daily on arrival of Kannaa
City , St. Joseph and Council liluflj train from
the South. Arriving at Sioux City 11:35 : p. m. ,
anil at the New Union Depot at St. Paul at 12:30
noon.
TEN HOURS IH ADVANCE OF ANY OTIIEH
KOUTE.
OTRcmcmhcr In taking the Sioux City Route
you a et a ' 1 hrnugh Train. The Shortest Line ,
the Quickest Time and a Comfortable Kldo In the
Through > nra between
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND ST. PAUL.
OTijco that } our Tickct-i rood via the "Sloax
City ami I'aclllc Kall.oad.- *
/ , S. WATTLES , J. R. BUCHANAN ,
Superintendent. Ocn'l Pass. Aurent.
P. K. UOBINSON , Aw't Ocn'l Pa . Ac't ,
Ulnsourl Vnlley , Iowa.
J , II. 0 'BRYAN , Southwestern /Agent ,
_ Counci 1 Uluff , Iowa
lilt jonarea
. f roan of Ui.
nMtl)7tlie lralnpf t ntoUlniaT rni-
your datlf avoid nlght work , to inter
ttlmoUntiand ut tor * bralnntrv
Ho | > Bittern. aiA * , u > * HO |
If you r jrountt and 1 tufferln from any tu
fllicrttlon or UUsli
iK-d or ilTjtlo , old or TOUJW , lurTtrliv from
poor health r laiurulin .Ins on a bed ot Uck-
BM , rt4j oa HO pi I Bitter * .
IVhoerer youare.
h neier you /eel i i nualljrtrom wma
that y ur y teni form -it Kidney
iued * cltanitnu.ton- ' r dlpopo tbjtt luljfUt
lu * or tlmuiMlnit. f haTe bMnr ' nt >
without Intoxicating , I Itja timely lueof
take Hop HopBltters
IttD'C.
' kiitntvi 0.1. O.
b r'u niia * coin-1
rv ( is an abaoInU
tta < nf , A
ottbastw bntrili , a load. . , HOP Udrunkennetg 1 bin > nd cure Irrwlit/v for
1 UM of opium ,
You will tie ) tobaeooo'
llnareotlca.
Hop Blrt rt
Solilbydrnar-
Ifjauareilm
rtits. B ndtur
plr weak and
JowsptrtWd.try NEVER Circular.
it i | t may 0f ill IIM
life. nvoyour It hn FAIL T CO. ,
nved hun-
dr cls. AToronto.Onk.
WISE'S
Axle Grease
NEVER GUMS !
Used on Wagons , Dugtrieu , Reapers , Thresher *
and Mill Machinery. It ls iiuMuiiBLH TO A M
tna AM > TaAHHTBua. It cures Scratclioa and all
kinds ol soroo on Homes tad Stock , ut well as on
men.
men.OLARK & WISE , Hanuf'8 ,
085 Illinois Street , Chicago
KTSRND FOR PRICKS. < " * -u
W , U. OONNELL ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
Orrioi Front Rooms ( up italn ) In Ilantcom'i
new brlrk building , N , Vf. corner Fttecoth od
inbam Sti t .
Of the Very Latest Styles.
FOB LADIES , GENTS , iBD DHILDEEi ,
MRS. HUBERM ANN'S ,
IGth Street , bot. Capitol Avenuq fvnd Davenport. Pura mn.do <
_ to order /\tid Ropn-'Hno Q * n.hl r rjoa _ olOt
D
WHOLESALE
On River Bank , Bet , Farnham and Douglas Sts.f
on na en
ecSOitirly
MARBLE HEAD LIME CO.'S
Double Strength White Lime
' .PAULLUMBERYAED- -
Lumber , Lath , Shingles ,
Thirteenth and California Streets , OMAHA , - - . - NEB :
.cSlmolm
WHOLESALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER !
AND DEALER IN
Wall Paper and Window Shades- .
1304 Farnham St. , Omaha Neb. 0
MMMH MHMMMiHM BMMMaMMBiHHBWM > MaNM M PM HMBiMB aB > * MMHHMMBMHMM > ManMMMM MMMMBB
I. OBERFELDER & CO , ,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBEHS O
TIWTTP " 1" SnkVSTa'iF'a "WE * O aIBarfB BTrt > ! fl f iiRTr ? f
MILLINERY & NOTIONS ,
1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET.
IBLflL , . . .
The only exclusive wholcaalo honso in thia line in the west
1213 Farnhsin St. . Onnaha , Neb.
H
-FOE
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
We desire to call the special attention of the trade to one
elegant lines ( at BOTTOM PRICES ) of Underwear , Cardigan ,
Jackets and Scarfs , Buck Gloves , Overehirts , Overalls
Hosiery , &c. , now open. Wholesale only.
SHREVE , JARVIS & CO. ,
Corner Fourteenth and Dodge Sts.
D ISTS
ISH & McMAHON ,
1408 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , HEB.
The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska ,
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAILORDERS.
jy 18-mo
FEARON & COLE ,
Gommissson Merchants ; ,
1121 Farnham St. , Omaha , Neb.
Consignments mode ua will recclro prompt attention. . Keferencox : State Dank. Omaha ; PUiit
Ai Co. . llaltimoro ; Peck & Bausher , Chicago ; " w .k n Cincinnati.
Max Meyer
GunsAmmunitionSporting Goods ?
PISHING TACKLE , BASE BALLS , and a
FULL LINE OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS ,
MAX MEYER & CO. Omaha , Ne
Max MEYER
TOBACCONISTS
i |
Tobacco from 25c. per pound upwards.
Jfipes from 25c. per dozen upwards.
Cigars from $15.00 per 1,000 upwards.
