THE PRESIDENT'S NEW HOME
Appw\rnnoo of tlio "WliUo ! Icm c
After It Hi * BeenRnnorntod
nnd Refurnished.
New York Tilbutif.
\V\HIUNOTO.V , Dee 4. The White
House , after its baptism ot jinint ntid
ilccorntions atul its now dronaiiitr ol
tioli furniture , JH greatly improved in
appuarnncc. The 'rntmformntum is
marked. Almost from the very on-
trnnco the much-needed ronovatton
was begun. The decorations of the
main vestibule nro of n eliaractci
which docs not require fruqnunt altor-
ationu. It has n tiled tloor which was
only put dp.vu last year , under Mrs.
Hayes's dircc ion. The mnin lobby ,
which divides the house on the lowet
floor , has been Rrcatly improved. The
unit is kaUntiiinod in a light nhndo ,
and n heavy fne/o runs around it item
the ceiling. The cha'ra ' , lounges , mid
suttees have been recovtired withalighl
silk tmd wool brocado.
The double door , opening from this
hall into the Ea t. Room , is hung witli
RMCoftilly draped Turkish curtains 01 !
the inner ride , from an obonuod brack'
ot. This is the only symptom ol
insthuticiem in the entire building ,
Black cor tin and pretty little fiilvtn
knobs nro arranged to allow its speed }
Adjustment in any manner desired.
The furniture in this room is rich ,
but not very showy. The entire efl'oci
is subdued and pleasing. Thn wood'
work is of obouizud wood , the up
bolstering ; of the main nuite lieiiiK in
old gold brocadu , softened by a thing ,
ling of gulden brown. The wood worli
on the arniH of the sofas and clum
torminntus in curved animal heads ,
The frame osDoci.il Iy the top piece
ia carved in flowers and piottydesigiu
the centre piece being n laughing mail
faca. There are other settees and
chaiiain this room , upholstered in ecu
plush , while hcte and there areplHcod
odd cliaiw , upholstered in crimson and
gilt brocade with plush panels and sill
fringes. The window hangings an
tastuful nnd elegant ; the curtains arc
of old gold brocaJo , the same as th (
furniture ; the Itmbrequins are ol
pluah , embroidered with an artistii
flower design in natural color * , th
whole pattern outlined by gilt trac
ings.The
The Green Tloom is still the Oreer
Room , but not the bottle green of tin
past. The tints are of the faintes
Kilo green , and their freshness makei
the room beautiful. The walls havi
been papered in a nrotty design pah
green and white flowers on a gilt back
ground. The velvet carpet has a ligh
figure centre mid a bordering of shade :
greens. The curtains are of Nile groei
aatin , bordered by plush balls aw
gimp. Tdo mantel lambrequins matcl
those on the windows. A yellow sitii
ottom.m has side panels of blue aiu
yellow plush and a design in Kensini ;
ton needlework of Hying cranes am
rushes on the top. The furniture
which consists of a couple of sofas am
reception chairs , is in pale green Rath
and plush. The woodwork is of obonj
plainly moulded. All of the chain
are of different nhapua. Under tin
gaslight the new-comer would tak <
this room to bo the Blue Room tin
palo greens taking on that shade whet
the day-light is gone but for i
glimpse of the Blue Parlor , and Hi
briuht bluss and gilt-framed furnitun
There h.isboen nothing done to thi
room , its furniture now charmingly
old-fashioned looking just as well u
ever.
ever.The Red Parlor has been trade >
sumptuous room. The caroet in o
velvet , a light ground and deepl ;
ahadud flowers , and a filagree crimsoi
pluih an i the woodwork ia in rose
wood , with gilt tracings. The divan
are similar in shape to those in till
other rooms. The chair with a heavj
gilt frame stinds near the fireplace
mid is made up of old gold datnasl
wilhr.ti-od velvet flowers in cnm on
A couple of other chairs are in otht *
nil lam textures and have inlaid frame
of Eaatlako patterns. The hearth i
tiled , and within the fender are and
irons and old-fashioned brass . shove
and tongs. The window curtains nn
of crimson pltwh , looped back bj
thick atlk cords and heavy tassels
The mantel and window lambrequin
are made to match the fire screen
which is of tapestry work depicting i
a scriptural scene , and has a nmPHiv
gilded fianio Hunnounted by an eagle
The mantel ornaments are a bronz
clock and vases.
The stairways and halla have al
boon rociirpcted in a dark red velvet
On the second floor the library furniture
turo has been n covered and the wall
have been nuwly papered. The pre
Tailing tint is crimson , which con
trams well with the dark woods of th
bookcases which line the room on t < l
aides. There are large Rotteoi am
comfortableewychairo , all tiphulntoro
in the latest designs. Reading table
ocupy the centre part of this room
which ii circular in shape , like th
Dlue Fur lor on the lower lloor.
Cnil a Halt.
Cblcazo Tribune.
There U a disposition among farm
orB to rush their young Ktock on t
the market because of the present an
prospective hi h price of corn. Man
feeders of expenonco , however , knoi
that under any circumstances this ide
is a wrong one , and thet > men are dt
tormined to hold their cuttle until the
are ripe for thu block , believing thu
if corn is unuiu lly scarce and const
quuntly high , good beif will bu roln
lively as high whun cattle have ins
tured and made ready for sale , In thi
matter the questinn of e.irly maturit
must of necessity be considered , bt
the trouble U that men who breed an
feed cattle too evidences of early mi
turlty very much sooner when feud
high , anil in altogether too many cast
maikot their stock before it is in cot
ditiou to demand the best prices , . '
is mfo to assume that no feeder ca
afford to sell young things tofuvocoi
no m vttcr what the prici-a are , ai :
thin fact is often illustrated win
ahortii hted men oiler their calves at
yearlings for Bale under thoao circut
stances. They suck a convenient ma
kut , whom the shiewd and inexpei
uncod feeder ? who have Itarned
t n keep their young cattle roaddy ai
t oairorly buy their oflVrinqa and sh
them into the country ugjiii to
cared for and allowed to ripen , Ti
pricu of corn ought not to iniluon
farmeis to take any steps that will i
eult in a loaa , and there can bo i
doubt that too inauymunaruinfluunc
by what they are lud to fear , rath
than the protionco of actual faci
There is certainly no good reason wl
cattle , nnd in fact every species ol
stock , should not for many years Income
como bring top price * , na the law ol
nupply and demand must control the
questions. Therefore given the self-
evident proposition that if feed is high
meat must alto bo high , the fallacy ol
selling stock before it is ripe and redy
for market is easily demonstrated.
Consumers , of course , desire- and de
mand the young , lender , high-bred
products of early mitiirily , yet they
do not want stock before it lunreachod
BUlliciont age. The Boonur ftedon
appreciate the fact that their young
cattle are the mo t valuable , and that
there is no object in crowding them
into the markets , the sooner they will
bo recompensed for the additional
feed , oven with corn at its present
hich { .rice.
It hna been found by careful and in
telligent experiment that turn in pro
portion to Iheir weight consume ( M
more food than either cattle or sheep.
TIIR amount of Knd in thu United
Kingdom of ( tieat Hril.vn and Ireland
tinder permanent pasture is stated at
21,717,092 , , calculated to produce fiO
llx. of tlesh meat per acre.
A rot'LTHY farmer recommends lay-
in ? in n slock of sods bifuro cold
weather sets in , and sticking them uj
in a corner of the heti-liouse or undet
other auitablu covnr wheio the hem1
cm have HCCOSB to thorn during the
winter.
TT is estimated that an acroof clovet
which would yield two and one fourth
tons of hay , will when fed to pigs pro
duce as much pork an the corn from
two iicroa yielding forty bushels pei
ncro. Eiuhty bushels of corn , allow
ing each bushel to produce ten pound !
of pork , would produce ei ht hundred
pounds of jiork , which at seven cents
a pound would amount to fifty-si )
dollars ,
Hannnh Jane !
Detroit Vrceroiu. .
Toor , old tnnnl ho walked foobli
, nd disconsolately about the leaf
trown crmotery and paused now ant
hen with a weak , irresolute air o
ncorUinty that betokened a failim
nil troubled mind ; ho seemed to bi
ookiug for eomo one or something
lid jut be did not stay his footste i
, t any of the graves , and ho passei
be costliest monumontn without :
; lance. Presently ho retraced hii waj
nd , seeking hero and there amontr tin
nmarkcd graves in the same listless
aznl waj' , approached a laborerbeini
ii one of the avenues , and asked
remulously :
"Cau you tell me where Hannal
ano is buried , my friend ? "
The man looked up roughly , and i
he speaker had been arrayed in fun
iroailcloth with a weed fu his silk ha
e would luvo given him an utmrpcioui
nswer ; but ho saw a thin old face ue
u a frame of white hair , a bent am
ihrunken form in hum bio garb , ant
10 answered respectfully :
"Who did you Hay , sir wet name ? '
"Hannah Jane ; < ou know , nnd be
auso of my son they buried her hen
ustead of down in our country grave
ard , where wo used to live years ago
Iy son's a big man hero a businesi
nan nnd he gave us a lot worth twr
undred dollars to bury her in , ' .
lought a ViriMimy ro o and a sweet
riar and some sweet-williams am
ilanted on it ; niobbo you'd know i
: iow. "
"I don't know : is I do , " said thi
workman gently , "but if you thinl
? ou can tell me about where the gravi
s , I'll try and help ye. "
They walked up nnd down for i
ittlo , and then the old man stoppei
K-sido t splendid white marble shaf
hat reared its fair proportions fa
bovo the neighboring monuinents
nd shaking his head feebly said will
.ho old irresolution :
"It's very strange , an' I can't mak <
t out at all mobbe I'm gettin1 old
) ut I was sure this was the spot. "
The workman put up his hand ti
nde u smile.
"That ore grave don't look like a
t ever had sweet-william planted 01
t , deus it , old man ? I'm favorable ti
; hem flowers myaolf. Hallo ! Wo
"id you say the name waa ? "
"Hannah Jane , " answered the oh
iimn , reverently lifting hia hat fron
is white hairs , "an4 wherever yn
ro , my dear , God bless you ! " h
iddcd , looking up to heaven.
"W.ill , now , " said the workman
; etting down on his knees to look a
ho lettering on tiie bran new shaft
'this beats mo ! Hero's a II and i
J-a-n-e ; what's the rest of thu name
Id man ? Foster ? "
"Yes , yes ! " answered the old man
cngerly ; then a look of bitter dicap
pointuiont crept ovur his faco. "Yoi
; lon't mean it , " ho said flowly
'they've never gone and put thei
; rer.fc monument over Unnnah June
iho that wanted birds and flowers am
: ho blessrd air of heaven above he
uid the sun shinin' and the dew fallin
on the spot where she slept ; she tha
built n ladder to thu skies in gooi
deeds and was humbler than a loetl
child , and would rayther have had ;
board at her head , down in the eli
uroveyard , with plain Hannah Jan
on it carved by mo ! It don't soon
right , that'a all ! "
He went away sadly nnd lingering ! ;
and bo never ciime back , but the mai
ho talked to planted sweet-william
and rose slips on the grave and it look
stiange to BOO them tnnghd in wil
profusion about the stately marble
ind whenever he sees a funeral sto
tear that opot ho looks to see if an
other grave in dug there , "for eom
day , " lie says to himself while h
works , "my old man will comi bac
to hia Hannah Jane. "
Hope on. Hopn
No matter what the uilmeut tnny Ix
'heuinaUuin ' , neuinlg a , huii.neKn , & . { ; nn
r.'ni-liitU- other tr utuifnt have faila
liopaou ! unut utic for THOUAM' KLBI
TluoOiL. it will ( ccure yuu immeiliat
reliif. ecxtlw
Ho
1'tcka Bun.
Th" Bia < Mcst man in the elate is
freight train conductor on the I
Grouse diviaiou. His train was comii
east , and thif. side of Now Lisbon tl
conductor missed one of his brakemu
a man named Orctg. ! After learnii
that Inwa * not on the train the coi
ductor signalled the cnginrcr to sto
and it was tuckui" up slowly , tt
beys looking for the body of their la
comrade , expecting to find it mashi
up finer thin powder. Two hours tl
boys starched , in vain , forthodoteasi
and then thu train was backed in
New Lisbon , and a searching par
ordered out. About thin time U
brakeman was aeon walking along ti
itivet with a girl on hli uria. Ho w
mashed , " but not fatally. The con-
uctor borrowed a shot gun nndstai ted
or Oregg , but ho took to the uooih
crtws the Lumonvieir ri\er , nnd is
ubsisting on love , and what httlestull
10 uirl carriiH him in n basket. The
onrtustor was BO mad when he got to
\ > rtaiothat ; he had it hot-box ,
OONNUBIALITIBS.
Mr. nml MM. Wil-on , of l'i r ! , w 'r
iarred ! t rec time * nine morning. 0 u-
ous tifoplo. Thrv tie I 'lie knotMltlin
iieo fold c r.t , niul atlut-e-foM coltlin not
tilly lirokrn.
Mr William C. Hccohcr'-t brldf 1 < a
atiftt.tor ef Mr. lllxflow , wlw waHoncn
rmldclit anil uroivnroun KIOC ninnulnc >
tiMr tn Introdu n French Ciiiintllun lwlt |
n the fhoe bminw.
A fcliool-niariu In Kentucky nunlrd
no of her | iupili > , ant mbm > iiUv c-
cetinu him lirfaUntf tlio nilisln > fh nl
rrelrd him und i > fellow culprit with
leal Impartiality rtiul cmiMiU'rftlilii rigor
M * . John Sojourner waa lately married
i 1/oulnlaun to hi" tifilmlff. HcN J2
i" rs tif ftfjo. and the entire litre of liU
wlclowerliooil vut ti'sptlicrjn but alittln
vern > cur. Hw latent brlilw In about lf >
e.tiK old.
\Ve bn | > (5 MmiptlnnK l ll' " ' no tochrok
ic rum ntif notion of innrryhiK mi'ii > orc-
nrin tin-in. It will be lnt | > o hiltlu to ae-
mmmxlitto auy moro hiich ronplvH t the
Imitmuie , m _ th t mitUuti u ii full.
'lilli.ilelpliln Ktf K.
Mm. llitttio N. ( looilwin of Don Mn lies
-n gruiitvd adivo co r .nditiuiied llmt ll
iay the co t No hmiuer wan theiltctve
mtorfit than iibimurrlcil vcain , butn > K *
I'ct-d to pay timio ciMtM. The court pa
intly w itvd and un muiu-y i'liiB f'Tth- '
oiuiiii ; , rec'iiwidou'iHtH ' dfi' ! li mill dii-
ili-cil llattlu's petition. Tlio rmiilt 1 *
i l she it ntlll Mr . ( tooilwln , and her r
tiiini to male No. " h : ciniily | liei-n that
f n m Htrens. This m ken nail muddle.
A vnuuj trail wltn'O futlicr w . \j-ry
ealtliy , and lie IIIOVIM ! unions the lir-t
miliex , was inarrl d tit iH-jititlful Rirl
-tt ; r ili iiiipliiU cuii-mony wiHC'incl ' dcil ,
nd jitut before tlio linppy jmlrveie
o Htsirtou their join ttey , Uie liridcc
Hint up t h n nutUur-m law _ mid
cr. A friend wlto w t U > l < lil4 ; by , mid
V.-M Mimizeil at thin e\tr-nrtliim y : iell n.
HH ) thti liiiilc-uroom ( or an f\ ] > l llntioiu.f
l < conduct , liu jeiilii'il : "Ha\o yon
evt reoil tliofio beautiful lilies bj Teuny-
"Thobittei
Tn - tliorm bpfnru the ro p.
T lie Must of whit r blown. "
The frit ] ul x.iid he h.td notice tht-m , but
ICH.IW ( | H nppli iition ,
Tliiit fablu teaches dint lipeiuxn u mnr
; et 'umrrivd hn i not iiect sinly whollj
.er.ft ol heuse.
Tlio Hintorlnn'H Rclntivo ,
NOHTII UNION "SIIAKKUS , "
CLKVKL.\NII , O. , Feb. > : ! , 1830.
U. II. WAKSKII & Co. : Friends-
take plcnfiuru in sayii g that 1 havi
ised your celebrated S. fo Kidney ant
"liver Cure , and that it cured me o
Wright's Di eiHO after I waa given uj
o die nnd all other remedies hu
ailed
.ecOeod-lw JAMKA S. PUKSCOTT.
Jr.nh Billing * ' Wl dom.
The man who guts bit twice by tin
amo dog is better adapted to thai
und of bimincHi than any other
There is a great di-ul of religion it :
his world that is like life preservci
only nut ont the moment of im
mediate danger , and then put on hall
he timu hind mdo before
Experience is n school w hero n man
earns what a big fool ho has been.
The man who doesn't believu in anj
icreafter has got a dreadfully mean
ipinion of hiniflo f and of hia chances.
There are two kinds of fools in thif
rorld : those who can't change Iheii
opinionn , and those who won't.
A good doctor is the gentleman thorn (
-horn we pay thteo dollars a visit foi
.dvising us to cat leen and oxorcisi
norc.
Out in the world men show UH t\v <
ides to their characters ; by the fire
ide , only one.
The world is tilling up with uducat
d fools ; mankind read too much anc
earn too little.
Evoiy man has follies , and often
imos they are the moat ititereiititif
hings they have got.
FACTS TIIAT'AVE KNOW.
Tf you are Huflenng from a HOVUII
lough , cold , n.sthiiui , bronchitiH , con
iiimptioii , lo.-tB of voice , tickling ii
ho throat , or any affection of tin
hroat or lungs , wo know that DR
VINCI'S NKW DiscoviiKY will give yet
mmodiatu relief. We know of lain
Iredi of COHOH it lin txjmpletoly cured
in d that where nil other medicinei
tad failed. No other remedy cai
ihow one Imlf iui many { xinuaneir
curoB. Now to ivo yon mitisfactorj
nwif that Dr. KINO'H NKW Dmcov
V will cure you of Asthma , J5ron
chitifl , Hay Fever , Consumption , Severe
voro Coughs and Cohls , IloarHonesH
or any Throat or Lung liinease , if yet
vill call ut .T. K. LSJI & McMAHON1 ;
[ ) rug Store you can get u trial bottli
ree of coat , or u regular Hizo bottli
or 81.00. janl01y(2) ( )
OOJinNUK.1 TO
Roar for Moores ( )
Harness
Saddlery
1 tavo MiupuiU tnu i/ou iw aTrnIo lltik , an
all my Roods will ho STAMPED with the MO
and my NAME on tha imo. NO ( UXHIH All
OEKUINK WITHOUT TIIK AUOVU SIAMI' !
The btwt matarUl la uwil and tlie ii.o l gkillt
worVuiou are omnlovuJ , and at the lowisit ca ;
price. Anyone wlihln , ; A | irii-n-llitt of ( oed wi
confer k fever by stmllnir for one.
_ DAVfDSiyiITHMWRE ,
J.P.ENGLISH ,
ATTORNBY - AT - LATS
BIO South 17ilrtixinUi Btreet , with
' M , oolworth.
nsro ,
BYRON REED & CC
OLDISI 1HT1BLUJU1IO
Estate Agenc ;
IN HOPAflKAJ
Ktep a mmplite kUtraci ot title to dt
rtkl * la ( Vu * * n P * l r w' ir i
A-.vS : ? < \
'wt tcr bcmx the most dtnvt. ijtilfX t , n
t < v > t line eonnecltnif the crrit Vnlmjiolln , rill
AGO. MH ! Ihc KAirtmiH , NOIITII-KAMHIIX , ancn
it ) rtovTii.Kumntt I.IXM , wlilch tcnuln tr then
ttli KANHAS Citr , M VKI OITII , ATCHIIMH
\ittNni. IltrrKi ftnit OAII , lh Oox ntnil
MTUU Irom which nvIUlo
EVERY LINE OF tJOAD
i\t ponetMtcn the Continent tram tht Wlminrl
l * irtoUinJ'MlflflSlorH ) . The
U10AOO HOOK ISLAND & PA-
OIFIO RAILWAY
A thi only line Irom ChlotKO ovinlnit tr rn Into
MIW , or which , by Its ovtn ron.t , renehi * f.n
> olnUiril > otonamxl. NomAMtniw HT CAMOAan'
Jo IMIH txtNNKCtipiii t No timliUIng tn HI-
'iitllnUvl nr nnclutn crxrc , a * ntcrt nuu nicr If
mrrVxl In roomy , clwin unj \ < > nlll Uxt oouchw
pen font Kxiin-M T ln .
HAT CAIW ol nnrlv l l in ifnlt'fonMi , PPU.MAM
'AUACII HtHKn-to CAM. unit our o n world f niouii
IMINU OAKK , m > on wltlch moat nro i'tu l ol nit-
trjui-wJ Bicolleitcu , t tlio tow r\to ol RIWTI ,
IKH CKNTS RACII , wtlh niplo tlmn t < I bmlthltil
ilojinctit.
Throuich Cam l > ot ( wn t'hliv'o , Pcorlix , Mil
ikUiiixt nml Ml'-wurl Ultor 1'olntfl ; nml cloxn con
ectloin l nil iiolut * nl Interm-iilon with othri
c.l .
Wo tlcVi\tJo not lorjjftt th ! ) illrottly to otor )
: r.co ot ImjiortAnco In UMIKW. .V'lirohln&c \ ] V
Illi"V > nmliiK' , b'Uth. lilivho , KdMulii , Unlltornln ,
rivon , Wivthlnirton Torrltory , ColorivJo , Aruoin
ml Ni-vv Mexico.
Anlllioml arriuiK iuiiit' ' H'lJar dini ; bmRH o M
ny other line , imil rates ol tare it ! > nj < OKI ow iw
ompotltors , i\ho lurnl hh tn Utlieol tin i-om-
art.
art.tVJifB mill UcKlo ol njvtrtsmon Irt-e.
TIcKctA , initiM anil loMi-n at M i < rlncl | a
fllcim In thu Unltixl Ht-ttwt and 'aim U.
H. II. UADUK , ti UT. JOHN ,
Ice 1'rcn t & ( Ion. Oen. Tlit miill'n n'rAi ;
Hnrmsi-r. Chlc ro Chlrairo.
Gentle
Women
Wlio wont glossy , luxuriant
nndrnvy tresses of abundant ,
boauthm Hair must nso
LXON'S KATUATRON. This
elegant , cheap article always
nmcs the Hair prow freely
and fust , keeps it from fulling
out , arrests and cures grayness -
ness , removes dandruff and
itching , makes the Hair
ntrong , giving it a curling
tendency aud keeping it in
nny desired position. Beau-
t'.ful ' , healthy lluir in the sure
result of using Kutliuirou.
380 , SHORTJ.IUE. 1880.
SA3TSAS CITY ,
StJoB&GoiincilBliiffii
a TIU OKI.Y
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
AND TIIE BAST
Prom Omaha and the "Went.
No diarize of cam betwocn Oniatu i-.J M.
and hut on b'liwctn OMAHA and
NKW YOHK.
Dai Iy PassengerTrai ns
EASTKIUf AND WKBTKItN OITIB8 with LKBf
CHAKOCS Rml IN AUVANCii ol AL.U
OTIIKll LUNK3.
Thli. entire Itnaa equipped witli Pullmfctj'i
Vaco Hlsoi.lu Can , I'aliijo buy Co'jchfH , UlUcr1 !
Ufcty I'mtJonu and Coupler , unJ Iho oclobntw
t tliik'liciwo Alr.bri.kc.
/S'rtoo Uut jour tlcloh ronbi VIA nANHAf
2fTf , BT. .lOdiil'H * COUNCIL llMIITo RMI
oiil , Til Bt. Jew li and St. L/oula.
TickttH lor tola at all cotnmn ? tAtinns in tb <
Wont J. f. 1J.UINAHD.
0. DAWKS , Don. 3'apt. ' , St. Josttili , Xo |
O n. 1'uJj. end Ticket AvrV , bt. Jo ili | , Uo.
| AKIIY Uozexn , Tlclci't AKont ,
10M 1'arntuiii utrcet.
A. I ) . UAIUJJUI Ociibnl Aitoiit.
OMAHA. HE
ORAND OPJENIHG !
1'rofowor Kluhor , ( Iroin St. Ixmlh ) Dinrlni ; Ac
il ) in > , Ktnr.ilarcl llnll.ror KItteenih Mid Kr.tn
mm , Tuomlij cvunlu , tioptvintiur Oth.
( or la'Uu.i Hint ( Juntlumuu comiuencin
tvunln8cU | ] > inbor Cth ; rlaWHnoi
MlHH Hiiiiii Mastorn , communcluj S.Uurdiy uftur
teen ut i o'clock. Clan"H for Kumllkti , will b.
trMnxixl tn n'llt the lionornble patron * . Al <
hMlet ctuncliii ; nan ha taught.
i'itl , ami pi'iIooidAtltdrtlon tn Kchol
iciitmy or tt thu
nt tha ( jk
l'rUu.tnrorle. > o Jolt ' t M llnycr /
rro'nl
KENNEDY'S
EAST -
H
T T T ft
& CO. .
Solo Manufacturers ,
OONSUMPTJON
Positively Cured
All suCTuroM from th f dlnrnxu tlmt rn rviuloi
to liocnriid nhoiilil try Dt ( KISBNER'U Celt
brutcd Coniumptlva fowdort , HICHII 1'ov
ilurnu-n ilm only ptipu ntlon known thnt ul
uiiru Uoii uiiiitinn | und all ilmiawH of Ihu Thro
And Lungs IniUi'd , to Kroiu Ion faith I
tlituii , mill ftl > to coin IIK J j on liat thdt oru n
huiiilniK , vie will lo unit to cjvtry vutarir. Ii
u all , | j t paid , a free Trial Oox
Via ilon'l wiint jour nii.iny until ; ou aru ) x
Icclly rtt l lludd tliflr ciirutUii | iow'urx Ifjoi
Illo wortli rniln. , dnn'tclelii } In cltlni ; thu
Powder * A trl.il , uu the ) will mini ) uiiru jou ,
I'rlto. for lurxu l x , ( ! 100 , cent tn an ) | * it i
tlio I nllod Ktau'i or CanaiU , hy mill on roi cu
of pricu. AdJriHH , AHII&IioltlllNri ,
ulldly 8 oKulton ht. , Ilror.Hui. N. V.
Ctl OH. It. XKHOK i , it. Him
Clarkson & Hunt ,
fineo-wi * tn tllrwrd4 It Hunt ,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LA"W
Ix X &iK
" -
K X -
.V1- ! * ; * .tr.
No Changing Cars
itncixn
OMAHA & CHICAGO ,
* > h i ilirrct conni > ction urn ntmln with T > nuiih
HLKKPINO CAU LINKS tor
SKW TOKK , IIOBTON ,
PlttLAUKMMtlA ,
HALTlUOniC ,
WAHHINOTON
ASn ALL KASTKlUt ITIhS.
The Short Line via. Peoria
Cor INDIANAPOLIS , CINCINNATI , LOUIS-
VIl.t.i : , anil \ \ \ ( Milnbi tn Iho
ffS OTCJTP JSC-J
Till BltDT UN *
For ST. LOUIS ,
WhiTO illroct roiinrvtion rp matlo in th Union
Df | ot Itli the Through Sliimlng C f
Llntn for ALL POINTS
HEW LiNE DESMOINES
TIIK PAVOIUTK KOUTK KOU
Rock Island.
The ilniti > &U'0 Inilucrment * oltortvl tijr thli lint
to ttnt oU'n niiil kiurldU are M lollovrn :
Tliu cololirato < l PULUIAN ( W-wh J ) PALACE
HLKK1MNU CA11H run only an thbllno a , II
& < ! . 1'ALACK 'HAWING HUOM CA113 , with
llnrton'n lU-cJInliiK tlialru. No vitn chiiK lot
Atfl In lti < cllnliiK Chain. The lainaiui C. , U. A
O , I'ntnro Dlnlnif Cnn. OorRrom Smoklnc Otrr
ntUxl vlUi cK'puit hl > ; h-hacko < l rattan ro\oMni (
clinln , lor thu oxcluatua ! ot flnit-clMn IOMOB-
< cr § .
Utwil TiacX M-J iup r < or ni rii > ont oomblt tc\
llh llii'lr pjcat through rar arnngumtmt , ntfku
tlil . nbot a nil otlii-m , tha t.torlto rout * la ita
Knri , Hauth and Houthixwt.
Trjtt , and jou will Dnd tnw llu a luxury In-
iittvil ol n dUrontlort.
lliroiwh ticket * \lo thi * cclobntwl line lor tali
at nil oillnvt In the United ( State ] mil Canniln.
All Information atjut nti ol tare , Hlivplng
i. ' r eccflmtnoilatlon * , Tlnto Tabloo , etc. , will be
ly Kl\on hy aiiplilnE to
f KBCKVAL LOWKLL ,
General miiror A rnt , C
J. ItyiTKH.
On. I'anacor
Sioux City & Pacific
THE SIOUX OITY ROUTE
HUIIH a Sol 1. 1 Train 'Jhrouiili ( rout
Council hluttti to t t. t aul
Without ClmnRO Tlnin , Only IT Hour * .
IT IH
fl.O > O MILKS TIIK flllOUrEST IIOUTK ,
riven
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ro BT. PAUL , MIHNKAPOUSi
i OK niOMAItUK ,
mil < H potl.ta In Korthorn Iowa. UtnncxoU and
Oaliotft. Thin line IK iviil | | < ) ivd Hli the tmj'rovwJ
> Vi' tliirhovum ( AutomaticAlrbral > o mci .VUlei
flitforui Couiikr a.id luti-r ! ; and lei
8PKKU. KAKCTY AND COMKOHT
Id uniurr AK I. Pullinan I'atiux ! Wlt-oiilnit Car
run throuirh W > TH < ) UTUIlAMIIKUtwLun Knn
wiHCit > and HI. 1'mil , la Council IlliiITt and
Sious City.
Tralin Uo\u t'ulon Pocldc Truimlur at Coun
cil IlliUTii , at IM p. in. dally on arrttnl ol Knnmt
City , Ht. Jo-fpli and c'onticll llludn train ( ion
the South. Arrl\liitat | Sioux City 11:34 : p. tn. ,
and at the New Union I > cx > t at HU Paul at 12 JC
icon.
TKN UOUK8 1.V ADVANCK OF AKY OTOJtB
BOUTK.
/t-irltfiuonilior In inKIng thu Hlanx Cit.r Houtc
) oiiirit Thriiuih Train. The Kliortont Line ,
tlio ( ulriiiwtTiiiu ! aud a ConitorUblo Uldo In the
Throuuh > uni lietwi-i-n
COUNCIL IILUI'FH AND HT. PAUL.
liT'Heo that > our Ticket * ruid vU tlio "aloiu
t'lty and 1'iulllo Ibxll.oad. "
J. H. WATTLK8. J. R. IIL'CIIANAN
Milxjtlntwiili'iit. Otn'l 1'iMn.K t.
P. t H01I1NSON , , Wt < cn'l I'UH. . Atf't ,
Ml > iirl Vitllt-y , Iowa.
J. H. O'llRVAN , Boiitliwiftorn
Conncl
WESTERN
mm ,
C. SPECHT ,
Proprietor ,
' 1213 Harney Street ,
NEB
OMAHA , - - -
MANUFACTUUKUB OF
B1LTMIZED IEOM
Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finials
TIN , BON S SLATE KOOFINB ,
Spocht'a Patent Motnlio Sky-
Patent Adjuitoble Ratchet Car and
BRACKET SHELVING
I am tht Kuutml HUto AK nt lor th bor
line ut xoodii.
IltON KJiNOIWJ.
Creitlne * , Daluitradet , Veranda * , ( OlDco ni
Dank Ralllnei , Window and OclUr
Guards ; alio
OKNKUAL AJKNT (
Pe r on and HIM Patent tnilda Dllnd.
norldtl
UIIOIIF.K LAND < o.
I.suo of 50OO Sbarea or 810 eucl
' \\ui Iio.surt of 40 ACIIKH you IAUI. :
10 HIIAUKH , 1'IWIM C'H'iKV. I.A.NIW Of
TIIK "DlhSlOK I'UlK.'lIAHi : . "
OKK Of TlllKI ) AMI ClIfHTMHtTH. . , I'lll'AUU
iiliu ; llitmnWAV , N' , V , . Ho VIH ill. lia ,
Dt'laili-il | iriHn'ctiM , ulth doHtriitivininp |
liiiilluii to itpiilicitnU juviGiWO !
MulU'r of Apjillf'Htlnii "if ik-nry J'uml
for Ijiijuor MCUIIHU.
Notlro U lu-riliy t'lvtn tint llunrI'tiiult , illi
itiioii tlio 7tli ilt ) of liu'Tinlur , A. l . ISM..lt hi
iiiin'.l utloii tn ihoiii .V r niiUr tv couiall of dm
Im for llctipu t' mil M i't ' , | ilrltii ii anil Vlnoi
Iliiuor * , ut .Nn."M \ 1' rilini' ftrj.'Ihlr
Wi.nl Oniftliu , Nt b. , frm thu Ut il.ty.of Juntur ;
ItW , tolhwl tlm' ' Air I , IciA
If ti ) ru ho no filijcttlon , rtmriUhtnnco or rn
im llli < l ttlthin two * n > from Dutinlur nl
A. D. 1W1 , the ntU lluino wil ho Kraii' l ,
Apl'llcutit.
TuiDAiLT ll Mnovivrnffr ftllliiuWUli Ilinalx ) !
notliof rt owtokniittli | ni e of the B ;
Tlic City o ( Ojnuli * U not to t * chnrgt
. J. / . U. 0. J f WkriT ,
OTIS JtfHW AJSU CORRECT
Tron * . .tcj-oni any mMotiftbln qncstin
& NORTH-WESTERN
X.i i > ) , ul oiO" tit. , * > n t for jrnti lotah * vV r > trMWllur , In f\tbr > rrrH.inn ) ]
Chicago Jiid .ill of thi ! Principal Points Id the West , Nurth and Nonri
v'AWfuUy finnjlrio jlit" J'ap. Tim Vrt'irij.ril ( HIM of the NVwt anrt Nnrtlivmt nro 'Mutlnim
9ti Hi U limit. Ill Uinnqih trains luuko close wuicc.lowUVlJ JUelnausctiiU raiUosuN * 4
junction
THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
The Imperial Palace Dining Cars.
ll" < r'1 ' ' ' Or Northwf-st Ot ClllCftRO.
l.iupi.t
Kvtiifinber to ivsk for Tickets yU tliU rond.bo sure tlioy rend over It , and Uxko none othei.
JUKVI.1 UUaiUTr.auul MwiiiRcr.UhlcaKO. . " . W. JL STEJJSETI.Ocnarnss. Agent , CliIcaHO
" ' . , . . . . , and fainbam itrootn. "
'IIAUUY P. DUKL TtcVot AKonl.U. & N. W. Hallway lltli }
nrjU- . K1HI1ALL , AwlntiuU ticket AncntC. A N'V. . Hallway , Hth.and Karnham rtr * ta !
J. I1KLL , Tlckot , AKont 0. & N. W. Railway , U. P. 11. H. IXpot.
AMVHT r-l ,1V nnnrrO ki n .
WM. ROGERS'
Manufacturing Company ,
-MAKEllS OF TIIE-
Fiaest Silver Plated Spoons and Forks.
The only iuid ( ! Uiunal pinto that
\
original firm ofv
is giving for in-
Rogers Bros.
otAnco a ainglo
All ou < Spooiui ,
Fo r k a nnd plated Spoon a
Knives plnlod triple UiiolciioHn
with thogroatoat
plato only on
of cnro. Kikoh
the n o c t i o o
lot being hung
on A ecjvlu while wlioro expo d
buing plated , to to vrcar , thereby
insure a full de making a ninglo
posit ofnilvuroD V- *
plated Spoon VIf. .
Umin.
Umin.Wo wear M long aa ll
Wo would call
s triple plated
oapocial attention
one.
tion to our BOC-
Rival. Orient. Tinned.
All Order * In the Wort Miouldbo Aclilrcawd to
A. B. HUBERMANN : ,
Wholesale Jeweler ,
OMAHA , NEB.
Omaha , A PflT A HIT Collins
Cheyenne , * * * vJUf wX j Colorado
Fall and Winter
i
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
FOR MEN , BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Hats , Caps , Trunks , Valises.
ox *
IN
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prices to Soil all i
.1316 FARNHAM STREET ,
NKAH FOURTEENTH.
1058 , 5th WOOLLEY & DAVIS Opposite
St'root , "o ,
Stationers , Paper Dealers and Engravers ,
KEEP ON HAND A SELECT STODK OP ,
BLANK , SCRAP , POCKET AND BILL BOOKS ,
FINE PAPER , INKSTANDS , PAPER WEIGHTS'
latest Novelties in Wedding Goods , Menus ,
Visiting and Advertising Cards , Ball.Programmes , fee.
Also , Paper Bags , Flat and Wrapping Paper , Envelopes ; Bill , .
Letter and Hots Heads ,