THE OMAHA DA ELY BEE : TiriTR&lUY DECEMBER , 1881
THE BOISE BASIN ,
Glimpses at the Old-Time Fa
mous Mining Region.
"Lrwt Ditch" of the ArRounnta.
Idaho City corrcs. of Sin Francesco I'hronlrli.
It is linril to inmgino anything more
beautiful nnd nicturc.iquu tluiu thu
lloiso basin during the autumn
woatliur. Riding front Idnho City
over to Qurirtxburg , up hill one
ininuto and down dale thu next , you
cross nn oxtuinso of country very
much like the rirto from Grass Vnlloy
to Dutch Flat , in Californni , as the
old road used to go through the
mining camps of Little York nnd You
But. Even the rents nnd lares in the
gorpoous robe of Nature , inndo by
eighteen years of placer mining , have
not been nble to detract from the
beauty of the drive. Tall nnd som
ber pines line the crests of the hills ,
that gracefully uudttla'o about you ,
recalling Jl.xy.ml Taylor's verso :
Thv htimnn children "hall restore tlii-Rrncs
Untie with thy fallen pinm ;
The wild , liarbiiric licmity of thy fact1
Khali round to classic litiu.s ,
Jloore'a crook , on which Idaho City
is located , lias bcon mined for n dis-
tnnoo of nearly sixteun mileH almost
continuosly. Every foot of ground
that was worked paid elionnously , but
provisions were so high from 181H to
180S that many good pieces of ground
were neglected , just because they only
prospected S3 per day to the hand.
Thuso diggings were soon covered up
with tailings from the richer claims ,
until they nro how thirty foot
under the debris on the average.
Marion Moore was the discoverer of
these diggings , and lie afterwards was
killed in n street light ( arranged by
npvculatorH for his especial beuoH ( ) at
Silver City. At first there were two
villages on the creek , ono about a
mile below the other , and both built
of log houses. The upper was called
Bannock City and the lower Buoun
Vista Bar. After the great lire of
18G5 the tormer town was rebuilt
lower down the cicok and called Idaho
City. The upper remnant of old Ban
nock , near the mouth of Boar run ,
was then known as Logtown. and
Htnnds to-day , a and relic of departed
wealth and prosperity.
A HED-KOCK PLUMB.
The only thing that could niako
monoy'plontiful in this place would
bo a bedrock Hume , but the great dif
ficulty would be in getting the right of
way from everybody. Some few men
would ' sell , and gladly , too , while
o'thers would want such prices for their
claims as would be an actual prohibi
tion of the enterprise. It would cost
§ 1,800,000 to put in the Hume all tlie
way from the head of the : ruek to its
junction with Grimes' creek , and about
another million to where it would
dump the boulders into Boise
river. There are scores of acres
that would pay § 5 to the hand
per day , now covered up with slicken.s
and cobbles , and there must be tons
of lost quicksilver nnd amalgam in
the depis of that slum , a' reminder of
the careless and slipshod mining of
former days. Not less than five mil
lions of dollars could bo taken out of
there in three years , but I fear the
capital to work this is not forthcom
ing. The delegate , to .congress , Hon.
George Ainslio , has been endeavoring
to get congresional legislation on this
subject , but without avail.
Grimo'a creek is a tributary of
Moore's creek , and haa paid nearly as
well. It takca its name from a
pioneer prospector who was murdered
there by the Indnians in 1804 A
high ridge divides jit from Moore's
creek , and from the top o' that ridge
I caught the most magnificent view
that my eyes had beheld since I stood
on the top of Capo Horn and looked
down at the American river. JJelow
me lay a broad valley nearly as wide
as Tone. Hero worieveral little ham
lets , Oeatervillo , Granite City , Placer-
villo and Quart/.burg , although
the latter stands so deep in : i ravine
that wo could only rccognizu its locali
ty by the escaping Btoam from the
hoisting works. Hipped and rent in
every direction by the "giants" and
"monsters , " this oxpuinito valley still
maintained its classic contour and
Mmilcd sweetly in the glow of the
rich , sensous autumn sunset. But for
man's love of gold it would yet have
been one of the fairyst untouched vales
of each.
O.UAUT7. MIKI.S'li A
There has been a failure of quart/
mining in this part of Idaho , except
in a single instance. And yet there
is no good reason why men should bo
the case , for them must bo a fountainhead -
head for all the gold that has been
taken out of Moore's andGrimes'
ctvoks in the past eighteen years. My
theory of it is that the people of this
section , disgusted at the swindling
manner in which the San Francisco
atock-sharpora had managed the Owy-
hoe leduoj , rojolved to invoke the aid
of eastern capital and "jumped
from the tryi g-pan into the
fire. " The Now York and Boston
Crutmscs invariably sent mil some
of their masculine Pinafore relativen
to superintend the mines , when in
reality they could have better af
forded to intrust their interests to
men they never saw. I can show you
a "holo in the ground" from which
§ 120,000 was taken out in two years ,
of which 8120,000 was brought out by
a poor crippled Irishman now in Idaho
City in oiglit moutiis ; and the other
§ 0,000 , in sixteen months by the
nephews , cousins and uncles of the
Now Yoik directors.
Candidly , I think the miuos of Ida
ho have suti'ered more detriment from
this cuusu than any other. And as
long aa a quartz mine pays a profit of
DO cents per ton it is a very nice
thing to have , nnd the very moment it
lacks live cents per ton of paying ex
penses it is a pobt and n nuisance
Eastern mine owners who liavo in
vested here would have done well had
they been born orphan ! or remained
bachelors , for reasons cited above.
Had the bonanza kings been punuhud
for their thievery and * the
eastern frrconhonw been kept
out of quartz ventures , underground -
ground mining and milling would
iVavo become , by thia time , ono of the
learned professions , and placed on a
par with theology. But the case
stands about as I suy , and as wo had
no hand in the creation of the evil
under which wo labor , wo are equally
powerless to dev o remedies for them.
. .1 1.k { - . ' ' " 7 ' ' 'n * "H1 ' :
quietly lapsing into a Rip Van \Vinkli
SII007.0.
( lAKDK.NALLI.V. .
On the other sitkof a high ridgi
which sopir.iti's the waters of
Granite ami Grimes' creeks from tin
I'.ijetto river , lies Oardon valloy. In
all my wanderings over the Pacific
slope 1 have een no summer resort
to surpass this lovely nook. The
pines como sloping down to the edge
of the crystal stro.im , where the silver
trout snaps at the gaudy butterlly ; the
clanging wild fowl yeer in their flight
and alight to nest in the grassy mead
ows , thu timid deer steals nway from
his mossy bed on the mountain side to
drink of the ice-cold river For n
week of recreation in July I cannot
imagine a moro delightful camping-
ground than Garden valloy. The
whortleberry hangs iU delicate cups
ot pink over my blankets ; the nzalia
lights up the crest niles with her white
blossoiiH , and the columbine nods
her scarlet ( lowers in the pure moun
tain breeze.
The argonauts of MO halted and
made a rally in this basin , like the
broken columns of the old gii'trd
rallied at Waterloo. A few , nnd a
very few indeed , are wealthy , and
onjuy a flemi-metropolitnn life nt the
territorial capital. But thu most of
the great hearted young giants have
died off ; Homo naturally ; others in
street all'rays or barroom fights.
Idaho Ims witnessed the wreck of
nome of the broad-chested fel
lows who built up the Shasta
and Siskiyou towns. A few poor old
men hang around the b.isin towns
and work about four months in thu
year , and there tlu-y sit , awaiting rest
and the end of the earth. Will the
world ever again behold such a race !
1 think not. Idaho to-day is more
California than California herself.
The ' tenderfoot" is yet in the minor
ity , but the time is coming when he
and the " .Jack Mormon" will be
tramping on the Argonaut's grave ,
and when that day docs como , may 1
not bo hero to see. M.
Unrivaled
AH l > cin n certain euro for the wont formi
of dyspep-in , indigestion , comtipfttion ,
impurity of blood , torpid H er , disordered
kidneys , etc. , and na a mtdicinc fur er.tdi
eating every species of humor , from ai :
ordinary pimple to the wornt ulcer , Hull'
IKX'K HLOOD lliTTKlw Hand unrivaled ,
1'rice SI , trial size 10 cento. dcc-5-eow
SUBSIDY LANDS.
ConRTCBslonnl Kollof Asliod in Bo-
liulf of Nobraslcu Homc-
ntondora <
Corresiondcneo nf Tim Ilm.
Outrageous frauds have been perpetrated -
tratod upon many of the settlers and
homesteaders of the State of Nebraska.
Wo will not say who the responsible
parties are , but that some one is re
sponsible is evident. Many farmers
after spending years of toil are beiiif ;
compelled to abandon their home :
without any compensation whatever
and that contrary to the Act of Con
gress of 1864 that gave them theit
grant and in violation of the Act oi
Congress of 1870 , which was intended
to settle the dispute between the set
tlers and the Burlington & Missouri
River Railroad Company by declaring
that the right of the company attach
ed at the date of the withdrawal of the
land from market.
The Supreme Court of the United
States of America al56 "declared that
the land must bo selected before any
right can attach thereto. That the
Company so understood this grant is
evident from the selections thai they
made in list ono. In said list they
exempted over thirty thousand acres
knowing it to have been covered by
pro-emotion or homestead entry.
When this list of land was selected it
is found that it had the accompanying
certificate duly certifying that Uiotu
lands were vacant and unappropriated
and having been entered.
Now it is seen from the exemption
and the certificate that accompanied
the withdrawn ! that the company well
understood their granting act nnd
acted in good faith. But when they
returned in a number of voars after
ward and attempt to claim such lands ,
telling the. settler thereon that their
right was attached Juno loth , 1875 ,
wo ask them why they did not select
these tracts of lands when they made
their first selection , and ask the with
drawal of them at that dntu instead of
years after ?
Wo find upon examination of the
records that a iargo quantity of the
land from which this railroad company
is ejecting the settlers is said to have
been selected from 1874 until I. ! " " ,
after the settlers have been living on
them from three to live years.
Wo find farther that list No. i" con
taining the lands selected in 1874 : uid
1875 is without the certificate such -is
accompanied list No. 1 , inInch
they declare the lands to bo vacant and
uimpppropriatud , and when at Wash
ington and in the interior depart
ment , and in the railroad division of
that department when wo inquired
into this matter , wovoio told that
they assigned the railroad company
these lands because they were in odd
sections and within twenty miles of
the road nnd that the right of the
company attached June 10th , JSiiiJ.
Wo ask again if this was all that was
necessary with list No. D , why they
required the certificate with list No ,
1 , and omitted it with list No. ( j ,
And farther if the clerks in the de
partment weio the legally authorized
agents to inako selections for thu B.
tfc M. railroad company , why not act
as agents with list No 1. THu reason
for this is obvious : list No. 1 was in
keeping with the nets of congress and
in compliance with the rules and regu
lations of thu department in selecting
lands not otherwise appropriated while
list No. f > embraced many tracts of
land which were exempted by list No.
1 because of valid pre-emption and
homestead entries thereon , upon
which settlers were livmu and had
been living for years when list No , i >
was said to have been selected. Now
the Burlington it Missouri River rail
road company churned that their right
attached June 15th , 1805 , to all the
odd numbered sections within twenty
miles of the line of taid road. If thu
he true wn nek them why
they did not select the
entirety of these sections in Hat No. 1
instead of waiting a number of years
and selecting the parts of sections that
were exempted in lint No. 1 , but in-
' . , , , in il.t y- , rTb ! ' not " -
only inideiico that thoau lands did n < t
bi'l.int' t < > till-in , f-'V ' in iluuo , 1S 0 , 1
myaoif made inquiry as to uhuthu
they owned the northwest quarter ol
section twenty-one or not , tliey assur
ed mo they did not , they fanliot
stated that thu United States land
ollico would know all about it ; wo
asked ngain if they did nut own lands
in 1870 how they came to own tlmni
in 187-1 , after having been entered by
others. Again wo nsk why the de
partment canceled the clailm of many
of the parties who had entered lands
under the rulings nnd regulations of
the department years after their entry
was made ) Would it not have been
better to have said to them that these
Innds belongeil to the company nt
that time than to have taken their
money nnd their years of toil and
compelled them to abandon their
homes without any compensation.
The Supreme Court of the United
States has said that the grant to the
Burlington iv Missouri River Railroad
Company is a grant without lateral
limit * and that land may bo taken at
nny distance from the road to that it
is taken in eqiul qnmtitUM upon u.xch
side of the road , and farther that the
land must be selected and withdrawn
before any right can attach thereto.
Now , as there are lurgo quantities of
land given to thu Burlington iV Mis
souri Uiver Railroad Company without
selection and were set apart , for their
use when cottiers \\oro nlivady living
thereon , we therefore ask that Con
gress investigate this matter and re
store to us our rights
W. II. TiimiTs.
These languid , tiresome sensations ,
causing you to feel scarcely able to been
on your feet ; that constant drain that
is taking from your system all its
elasticity ; driving the bloom from
your cheeks ; that continual strain up
on your vital forces , rendering you irritable -
ritablo and fretful , can easily bo re
moved by the usu of that marvelous
remedy , Hop Bitters. Irregularities
and obstructions of your system are
relieved at once , while the special
cause of periodical pain is permanent
ly removed. Will you hoed this ?
[ Cincinnati Saturday Night , docl-13
A Brotherly Burro.
cgai Oitli | : .
A Mexican brought a burro tc
town to-day nnd anchored it in fronl
of a plaza store where there is a mu
sical clerk on tap. The burro qnietlj
listened to thu alleged music for r
time and then began to sweat undei
the pad. AH th" discord waxed
stronger his soul was stirred to its ut
most depths. He seemed to catch 01 ;
to the tune , and as it floated out or
the chill December air scenes of hie
childhood's homo over on the Teco-
lotu floated before his mental vision ,
Opening his feed receiver ho gave waj
to a burst of songs which , joined will !
thu music of thu store clerk , created
such harmony us is seldom produced
but by the blending notes of a horsi
fiddle- and tho' Las Vegas fire com
pany. The concert was BO refresh
ingly exquisite that a Hibernian lady ,
who was passim ; , stopped right in the
middle of the street to admhingly exclaim -
claim : "I wonder which o' the cray-
chures sings the swatost ? "
FACTS THAT WE KNOW.
If you are sutlenng from a severe
cough , cold , asthma , bronchitis , con
sumption , loss of voice , tickling in
the throat , or nny affection' of the
throat or lungs , we know that Dii.
KIKO'H NEW DIHCOVEUY will give you
immediate relief. Wo know of hun
dreds of cases it has completely cured ,
and that whore all other medicines
had failed. No other remedy can
show one half as many permanent
cures. Now to give you satisfactory
proof that Dr. KJNCS'H NKW Discov-
KKY will euro you of Asthma , Bron
chitis , Hay Fever , Consumption , Se
vere Coughs and Colds , HoarsenosH ,
or any Throat or Lung Disease , if you
will call at J. K. LSH it MC-MAHON'S
Drug Store you can get a trial bottle
free of coat , or a regular size bottle
for SI.00. janlUly(2) ( )
Sioux Gity & Paoiic
THE3 SIOUX CITY ROUTE
Runs a Solid Train 'IhroiiKh from
Council Blufla to Kt. Paul
Without Change Time , Only 17 Hours.
IT is
XOO MILK8 TUB BHOHTKflT ROUTK ,
moii
COUNCIL BLUFFS
TO ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
0ULUTII OR DISMAUCK ,
and all polnta In Northern Iowa , Minnesota and
Dakota. This line Is equlpjxxl with the Improved
WcatlnghouBC Automatic Air-brake ucl illlloi
Platform Coupler and Duffer ; and for
SPEED. QAFimr AND OOMFOKT
ri unnurpiVHiHxl. Pullman I'alaco Hlucplui ; Car
ninthroUKh W'THOLT ' CIIANOK Iictwcen Kan
paa City and tit. 1'aul , vir. Council lllulla and
Sioux City.
Trains leai o Union Pacific Trnnbtor nt Coun-
ell llluflH , nt 7:36 : p. in. dally on airitnl of KaiiHtv
. 'ity , Kt , JoHcph and Conii'll Illulli train fioin
thuhouth. Arrnliik'nt Sioux City Il:3fi : p. in. ,
and at thu Nuw Union Uupot at St. Paul at lii:30 :
noon.
na < nouns IN ADVANCE OK
KOUTE.
tnkin the Sioux City Route
, 'ou iet ; a 'I hrnuuh 'I rain. Thu Shorivnt l.lnc ,
: hu QulckeciTiine ami ft CoralorUblu Itldo in the
between
COUNCIL I1LUKKH AND ST. PAUL.
THco that ) Diir TlrkaU r ad via the "Sioux
O.ty and I'aolfic Kail.oful. ' '
J. H. WATTLKH , J. K. VL'CIIANAN
hupcrlntundunt. Gvn'l I'OIM. Atont.
P. K. I1O11IN80N , Ain't 1'cn'l Pft . Atf't ' ,
Mlmiourl Valley , low * .
J , II. O'UUYAN , SouthwwU'rnrtKcnt
CouncI liluffi , l
OR AND OPENING I
ProfvxHor KUher , ( from Bt. l-oul ) Danrlntr A <
adtmr. Standard Hall , cor rlftuenth and rani-
liam , Tuesday uvcnlnii , September Uth.
ClanHcs for l.tdlui ami Clcntlemon oominenct.i
TiH-Hilay ivenliit , ' Scptemhor Uth ; clannciw tor
Mlxnei and Slinttra , coinincnclnj ; HntiirJ ty after
noon at 4 o'cl.-dc , Cla-wej for Kami Hew , will be
trruiiKo * ! to nit thu honorable jutrorm. Altio
Imllet dancing IMII be Uiixlit.
M lllxjril , and | ieiluc natlsfoctlon to ichol.
' ,
en.itthe Daiiln Acidumy or at the "udclonte
cfthe | > ntror .
I'rlvutu 'orJcil oj 99 Jclt atllnj Utiyer &
'
Dandies Nuts Fruits Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
N. P. JENSEN'S
RESTAURANT
"And Confectionery !
416 10th St. , OMAHA , NKD.
- vr"v - -liter , r- \TTrr.'At
Wwt for being the most direct , qnlcknt , an
wfeat line connpctlnc the crfftt MHropolln , CHI
UM10 , and the KAHTKRN , NOHTII-KAITIIKI , SOUTI
nnd SOUTII-KAHTURN U.VM , hleh teiroln.Methrrc
vilUi KAXRAR CITY , LRAVRNWORTII , ATCIMKOS
Cot'itcik IlLvrrn nnd OMAHA , the CoMviRnAi
CH.VTHR * from hlch nvllnto
EVERY LINE OF HOAD
that ( xinctmton the Continent from th Ml uiiri
lUvcr to the Pnclllc Slopo. The
CHICAGO ROOK ISLAND , t PA-
OIFIO RAILWAY
I < the only line front ( 'lilm owning trvx Into
Kaniuu , or wlilch , by Ita own mwl , rnvchm t < ic
iioliiln nlKn o IIMIKH ) . No TiUNsritR * nv CAKRIAOK
No MMKIMI roNSKrriOMi ! No hiuMhtiK In II ) .
vvntllAUx ! or unclonn cnre , M eNO' ( u cnuor l
" .krrlvd In roomy , climn nnd vontmU'l cotrhiw
n ) > on Kant KxiimM Trtlnn.
I'AUACX NLKrriNo CAM. nnd ourown orld.f nioi
DIMNII CAIIH , IIIHIIIthlrh mmla nro * or\i l of tin-
< un l < < l MCoftVnco , nt the low mtc of .SKYKXH-
r'lvn CKXTH lum , with Mnjilo tlmofir hmlthtnl
onlpyinont.
ThronKli Can brtwraii Cnlcni0 , Protla , Mil
wniiKroamt Mlxiotirl Ul\er I'olnM ; mul dew eon
noctlons at nil | < ouita of Intorww on with othrr
dttllll.
We ticket ( do not force ! thin ) dlrwtly to ovcr >
tilnco of Importanoo In Kiuisiui. Nctira. < .ki , IllncK
llllls , Wyoinlnu' , UtAh. Idvho , No\ft.ln , ( JillfornU ,
Ort'iruii , VVa-tihik-Um Territory , Colorado , Arlconn
nnd Now Mexico.
An .1 tKirnl armnirenienui nwardini ; l > nKK'a-o at
nny otlicr line , nnd rnU < of fitro alnny * am ow M
roinpetitoni , who furnUli but a Ulhn of the com
fort.
fort.DOKH nnd tncklo of ) > ort i on fro .
TickoU. tnapH uiul ( olden nt nil ptlncl | > a
ollci'S : In the unlbxl SUU and ( iinadit.
U. R. OAI1LK , K. ST. JOHN ,
Vlco Pnw't A Hon. Don. Tkt and IWr AK
Man.or , Chlcnro Chloniro.
Gentle
Women
Who \vitit glossy , luxuriant
and wavy tresses of abundant ,
beautiim Hair must use
Ll'ON'S KATHAIEON. Tills
clcgnnt , cheap drlfclo always
niaues tlio Hair prow freely
and last , keeps it from fulling
out , arrests and cares gray *
ness , removes dandruff and
itching , makes the Hair
strong , giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desiicd position. Bcnu-
t'.ful ' , healthy Hair Is the sure
result of using Kuttiairon.
FITS EPILEPSY
OR
FALLING SICKNESS.
Permanently Cured no humbug by one
month's usage of DR. QOULARD'SCeleurat-
ed Infallible Fit Powders. To comiro sullcr-
ers that thcHopnrJ ra l 1 do all wo clam for
them we will Rend them iiv mall , pott p ld
free Trial box. Dr. Oouhril In thu onl.v ph ) § | .
clan that haa OTCI in idu this > tlj auw apodal
study , and aa to our knowd-d o ttioutau In have
bevn Permanetly cured by the \tu of thuw
Powden , we will guarantee a permanent
euro In in cry eiiso or refund you all money ex
pended. All -ufTercr-i nil uld g\\a \ Uiu-u t'ott
dura an early trial , and bo oornUi.ixl uf thc.r
cumtlvu powers
I'rlou , for lane ; 'MX , ? 3 00or < boxeafnr lOOfl ,
sent by mail to any | rt of ( he Uiil 01 Htitex oren
Canada on ruciolpt of prlco orbv uxproni ,
D. Addros , ASH &
300 Fulton St. , Brooklyn , N. Y.
BASIm & WELLS ,
Will Remove in a tew
days to
BOYD'S ' NEW OPERA HOUSE
You will do well to
call and examine .
our stock of
BOOTS I SHOES
At 1422 Douglas St , near 15th ,
Which will be Bold at Extru-
oruirnry Low Prices Before -
fore Moving.
1880. SHORT LIHEriaisO.
KANSAS CITY ,
St , Joe & Council Bluffs
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
AN I ) THIS HAS r
Prom Omaha and the West.
No chania of ran batwuen Oiruhk and fi > . ix > uU ,
mid but ono Ixitumn OMAHA and
NKW VOIIK.
Daily PassengerTrains
ILX1C1I1XU ALli
fUHTKHN AND WIMTKIIN CITJUS with LESS
OIIAIUIIH and IN ADVANCE of ALL ;
mill'.lt LIKia.
Thl * nntlre line IH wiuipiH'd with 1'ullnii.n'i
I'alico Blwnlnx Cam , I'ttUwja UayCoacliiM.illllcr' '
vifuty I'Utionn ami Coupler , and the colubratu.i
that your ticket rood ) VIA nANRAV
(31TV ( , ST. JOHIU'K ti COUNCIL UI.UW8 Itull
rowl , tbUt. Jofpi ! and Kt. l/oult
Tlclut : for wlo at all oouiioii HtAtlons In thr
W nt. J. I' . IJAUNAItU.
A 0. WAWKi ! , Den. K'Jtit. , St. Joncph , Mol
Oen. Tat * , and Ticket Alfl. , St. Joiivpn , Mo.
| AMbY UOUUR.I , Ticket Aifont ,
1C 0 Farnhain otitct ,
A. D. IUuAm > Uunural Ain-nt ,
_ OMAIM.NK
B. D. MoLAUQHLIN ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
And Notary Publlo.
rrtr \ > . .u n , . .
No Changing Cars
urwKM
OMAHA & CHICAGO ,
Whenitlt t niniKwtlon to HI.VIC nl
SM'.KIMNH OAH LlKKHfor
NKW YOKK , BOSTON ,
IMm.AI > KU'llIA.
ItAI/riMOHK ,
WAHIIINUTON
AND ALL RAHTKIIN ITIKS.
The Short Line via. Peoria
Kor INDIANAPOLIS , CINCINNATI , L0U1H-
V1LLK , ami nil ) > olnU In the
For ST. LOUIS.
Whtro illroet conti tion MO nmlo in the Unlcn
I > i' | > ot with thu Thnrnch Sl.vnlni ; Car
Umw for ALL , POINTS
S3 o XTa ? zar .
NEW LIMEADES MOINES
TI1R FAVOHITK UOUTK KOIl
Rock Island.
Thv unw\alc | < l Iniliicnuentii ollonxl by thla Una
to tmMslnrs anil tourttta iim iw follows :
The cvlolirntnl I'l'LLMAN ( lO-whwl ) I'ALAOR
HLKKPINO CAIIS ran only on thin Him C. , II.
* o. . I'Ai.Acr. 'HAWING IIOOM CAHS , HUI
tlnrum'a Kvdlnlni ; Cluxlrs. No uxtm iaive for
mwtalu lUtll nine Chain. The funous 0. , II. A
Q. Pftliu-o IMnliiR Cam. Ooivixmi HmokliiK Can
llttoil with olcipuit hluh-bkckcil rattan revolving
chain , for Uio oxclunvo uno of first-dins | wtcii-
Stwl Track and tupcrior oqulpmcnt cornblr 1
with their tfUNit through rar amusement , imlu >
thin , aliovo all others , the favorlta route to tne
Kot , South and Southeast.
Try It , and you will llml tmcllntf K luxury In.
tra < l of a lUix-omfort.
TtiraiiKh tlckcU vlo thin colcliraUKl linn for B li
nt all ollx-M In thu Unltod Htatta ami CanmlA.
All Infonnntlon nujnt raU-n ol faro , Sl pli\x
Out ccinmnnilAttonii , Tlmo Talilcn , etc. , will bo
cheortully Kivvii by niplylni to
fKHCKVAI , IXWKIL ,
O nonl oincr Airvnt , Chlcifro.
Of. 'ManiU'OT Chlnu l.
WESTERN
CORNICE WORKS.
C. SPECHT ,
Proprietor ,
' 1213 Harney Street ,
OMAHA , - - - NEB ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
GALYAIIZED IBd
Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finials ,
TIN , IEON 5 SLATE EOOFINB ,
Speoht'e-Patent Metalio Sky-
Patent Adjustable Ratchet Oar nnd
BRACKET SHELVING.
Inmthu ( { cnoral Stit Atfint for the above
line ot Kooda.
TIION VENOING.
Crcetlngi , Balustrades , Vorandns.Ofllco and
Bank Railings , Window nnd Cellar
Guards ; also
Ii AfJKNT
Pcerson and Hill Patent Inilrio Dllml.
novliltf
BebrasliaLandAgem
DAVES & SNYDER ,
ISOSFarnham 3t Omaha , Nebra
-OtOO.,000 u h.C3EUB Sl
Caro.ully > loclwl l.inJ In I'Vwtcm Nubroskafoi
nlo. Great Itniyalna In improved farina , nnd
) niaha city proixirty.
0. F. DAVIS WKBSTKR HNYDKU
Frttn I nd ( lorn'r II P "
DISEASES
-OKTIIK-
EYE & EAR
DR. L. B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and Auri t ,
LATE CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN ROYAL
LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.
Reference * nil Itcpiitublo ynlcliim of Ornali * .
tOTOtnco , Corner ICth nnd Farnham Sti. ,
Omnhn. Nnh 'iir/Aiin > tf
CONTINL'KH TO
Roar for Moore ( s )
Harness
AND Saddlery.
.
I have Kloptod thu Uon nun Trade Mtlk , and
llmy uno-l * will bo NTA.MPKI ) with tlio LION
ui.I . my NAM 1C on the wunu. NO OOODH All ! '
OKNIJINK WITHOUT Till AIIOVK SI'AMI'K
The bent material is uivd and thu movl uklllix *
workmen aru employed , and At the liwtttt cabt
price. Anyone uixlnni ; a price-lint of food will
confer a favor by Minding for one ,
DAVID SMITH MOORE.
STOEY OF THE SEWING MAOHINE
containing a handwinu and c < Mtly.fit < > t'l iriKrar-
I it frontinplerro ; al o , iii finely i nurnved wood
cntu , and bound In an daWatu bluu and ( ( old
lIlhoL'raphed enter. N' < chari { whatever In made
for thli nandhomv book , wlilcli ui lx > obtalnud
only by application at the h anch and tulxir
dlimto oflleo * of The Hlntftir MauufacturlnK Co ,
THE 8INOKK MANUrAOTUUlNO CO. ,
PrlnclpaJ Office , at Union Bqunre , Now York
TEES NHW AND CCftRECT MAP
* . .tcyoiirt ftiiy rra.iou.iblt' tniMt'.ott tbM tlA
CHICAGO & WORTH-WESTERN
. . . . . ,
, .
i ti.ai.ii > "rt lur tnu m iUi' Miri nut-mi * L nun i ( . i ,
Chicago nut ! < ( ] of thn Prlnop.il Points n iho West North ir ( J Northwest ,
arfl | , \ , , Jlii Vni | Ibc rr ici | < nl ritic nt tlir sVr < ' - , , , , Si-.rti.Aot.ir. Maunnt
on th s ro.iil. Us Uiituijjli trains utnku uliuo romir < itlo > j * ltl ) tbutf mu ( i ll rullmi : < N >
Jiinctlnn notnK
. . W * %
- , T r
° " * , \ ) l .L L J N C/r,4 '
TTTron ii KCTMtt nrixii VA > .i .
" " " * *
THE CHICAGO A NORTH-WtSTERN RAILWAY ,
IM jirlnrlpul HUM. nun o.ictivnv ilnllv frmu two to fournrmoriI'asi ittitrpv ,
- - - l > t llll < I' ' " ' ) ' n'iiil o-sl of Chu'aqo that list's llio
The Imperial Palace Dining Cars.
g Mw.n7 ] ; ? ? wnn - isi&vteWn,0omcaRn- !
f'lf'v'i' ' ' . "v " : l ' " , Vl'r f r'"ir ° rllll ! ' " " " . "Wlntiiin , RUiini-.sot.i ft CtMitral Unlcota WUN
i'Xi ' . > . \N < il-N"1"- ; ! > sJci&Yniil.toliI.lno."Clilcn : i.Ht. I'aiilninl Jllmipaimlls l.lnc. I
NIT. IllIIH.K i iTpmt fi ; Dtitiuiinu I.tno. " "Mlhrtiiikoo.tSrci'iiHayft l.aUoftiniorlorI-ut '
Ca.i''i- ! < < IU'r n > ! ; lmi 8ultl ll > ' " ( 'OUIIOU ' I'l'-'kot Acuts | ; In the t\Ho < l Htutc-j iini
lU'incmlict to ink for Tlckots via this road , tin sum tticy rend over It.nml take noiio other.
BAiyi.N lll'aUjrr.Cicii'lMwiaKcr.ClilcaKO.V. . 11. STLXXtTT , <
IIAHIIY P. miKt , , Ticket Aifont.O. JU S. W. ItallwrAy , 14th and Fiu ihaui iitrooU.
D. a KIMltAU , , AMlnlvit Ticket Aitcat C. A N.V. . luin-ny | , )4th | n.l . I mh m
J. I1KM. , Ticket Ak-ont 0. & N. W. IUIU' y , U. P. R , U. IKipoi.
HAMKST C1. HK Oi-n rnl Arnnt.
INVITATION
TO ALL WHO HAVE
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
TO HE REPAIRED ,
IE IT Gh IB . "V"13ST G-
TO HE DONE OR
JEWELRY40
be
While our Work is better , our Prices are Lower
than all others.
I received all of the SIX FIRST PREMIUMS
offered for Competition in our line
Over All Competitors.
For the Best Watch Work ,
For the Best make. * " :
Jewelry , ( own . )
For the Best Engraving , ,
For the Best Diamonds ( own importation )
FOR THE BEST
.
DISPLAYED , ETC.
Having lately onluryod my workshops nnd putting in now . .nd improved ma
cliinury , I hope lo ntill moro iniprovo the iiunlity and llnish of our
urk and till ordur.s with nioro proniptnoss tliiui is uniirJ.
O-A-TTTIOlsT !
My Motto has alivnyx boon nnd alwiiyB will ho : "Fir.it to % , ( \ aunorior facL'l
liea nnd tluin ndvurtino thu fact not buforu - \vihrudvortiaumuuts. .
Seine unprinuiplud dtialurH boinj ? in the habit , of UHpying my
iximouncuinontn , I would boy you , the reader o [ thin , to r
draw a line hotwucu Biich copied itclvort'woiiioiita
anil tliono of YOUTH vury truly ,
A. B. HUBERMAP ,
The Reliable Jeweler , Omaha , Neb. ,
_ Sign of the Striking Town Clock.
Omaha , A POLAfSIT 9olli"s
Oheyenne , * & * V/JJ .vJil. , Colorado
Fall and Winter
CLOTHINGII
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
FOR MEN , BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Hats , Gaps , Trunks , Valises.
OXCJDJEIEM
IN 'J '
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prices to Suit all r
1316 FARNHAM STREET ,
NKAK FOURTEENTH ,
W. J. WELSHANS & GO. ,
WHOLKLAM : AND UP/TAIL I > IALEKH : IN-
Flour , Feed , Grain , Baled Hay.
PROPRIETORS
OMAHA CITY MILLS ,
ci : iiiiANimur-
Winter and Spring "Wheat Flour , Rye Flour , Graham ,
Bran , Corn , Oats and Chopped Feed of all Kinds.
O O35U JM . .
Cor. Eighth and Farnham Staeets , Omaha.