Tllli OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY DECEMBER D , 188 ]
ROME LIFE OF THE OZAE ,
Incidents of His Coticealnmit
at Gntchiua.
The Palnoo Ho Llvon -LunchlnR
W WltUHIs Fniunj The
Crarinn'n Boudoir-
Iximlnn Uillj leliyraph ,
Notwithstiuiiling Iho
uiunt of the \ > inter auaaon Mid the nv
ivssoinbly of tlic nohility in { 5 * . 1'ctcrS'
burg , tlio c/ar rcninins o > iicu.ilud in
the seclusion of Ontchina. Tliisplai'i
is about -10 miles frtnn SL , Vutevsburg ,
with \\hicli it is more or less dirccll >
connected by thtvo rnitways. It is
thus vuito n strutugical position , and
possibly this circunutanco has in-
ttucnccd its solcction s an imperial
retreat. The residence is surrounded
by abuautiful park , vith picturosiiuely
un.lulatini ; gniumls , the graceful
slopes being ndonted with line olil
trinbcr. The IURCC ! itself is an enor >
inous building , or block of buildings. .
One huge e < | iiarc stone edifice occu
pies the centre , and from it brand
out on either side circularwingswhicl
servo as galleries to connect tlio limit
odilk'0 and tvro smaller but substnn
tial anneves that face in the same di
rection as the centr.il portion ant
form protections tit the ends of the
general Hcmi-cirnlar front. In the
central bl < Kik are the state and largci
recojitioti rooms. The winy on tin
lett iS'UO.'upiod by tlio iiiiperrU family
In that on the right are the apart
incuts for members of the household
Visitors .arriving arc conducted to tin
central ntranco , and , except undoi
the most safe conduct , and aftei
searching examination , no one is nl
lowed 4o approach that portion of tin
palace inhabited by the cr.ar. Thu :
the general arrangement- tlio build
ings , keaidcs ottering the advantage'
of accommodation to be found in i
large cnansion , affords sx > cial security
for tlio personal safety of the emperor
whoeo apartments -coniplotoly iso
latctl and unapproachable except b <
narrow passages tiiat are strictl ;
guarded.
The ordinary sitting room of th <
czar in which he transhcts business i
situated on the first floor of tfv
blfck inhabited by the imperial funii
] y. It is a comfortably , but fiinifJy
furnished apartment. The style sixmo
what betokens -character of its-oc
cupant. A number of heavy Oorinan
faehipned and capacious arm-chair
give it an appenmnco of pondccou
Ht'letnnity. Little < elegance or orna
ment is noticeable , but a large wrCtin !
table and other unmistakable sign
denote that many of the emperor"
hours arc here passed in close apphca
tion to tlio emlleec business that -de
valves on the autocratic head of - , syh
torn of bureaucratic centralization
The c/ar is an early riser , and tin
labors of his day commence at ! ) ki tin
morning. Till I o'clock ho isoccii
pied in his study receiving tin
minist rs , who present their veekl ;
or daily reports , end consulting will
them over affairs ofotato. . Tlioceoep
tion of ministers if followed by tin
presentation of officials who have re
oently received important appoint
ir.enta , or with whom the emperor
for some particular treason , desires t <
converse. Occasionally a newly ap
pointed ambassador or diplomat !
agent is introduced to present ht'fl.ere
cleiitials , and-rnrcly-u. day-pusaoa with
out one or more ( Russian doputttion
obtaining an audience , It is special ) :
significant of the policy of the ptvjson
war that while high olKcials harp of
ten a difficulty in obtaining an uiter
view , his majesty K always ucecssibl
to provincial deputations , which ar
sometimes composed of wild Khireix
sometimes of swarthy Kal
muks or skiiivslnd Samo'yodcB
and sometimes of illiterat
Russian peasants v < lie desire to pru
sect a holy picture to their grea
father , and to express their loyalt ;
and devotion to his person. Thu CM
pcror receives tine and all with a t > teri
dignity which , though accompanied ii
moat cases by a certain kindness o
iniuuier , always le-ives the convielio ;
that Alexander IIL feels himself ai
autocrat and is determined to yieli
none of his prerogatives , but to 2111
prese un all who approach him fhn
they are in the presenoe of an absolut
though kindly master , This specie
of self-assertion was a trait in th
character ot the enioior ] in his ver ;
earliest days. He is devoted to music
and , vhen u boy , it wasfiuggosted thi ;
he might derive pleasiiiofrom taking
part of the musical porforuiances of th
palace occheatra The then hoir-an
parent was delighted at tlio idea , am
it remained to be settled on what in
strument he should learn to peiform
Characteristically this imperiou
prince selected the trombone as biun ,
the instruiuent with which ho eouli
produce the gieatest effect , and , Idve
of music though ho was , his perform
ancu appeared ehiotly to consist in
well sustained and fairly successfu
effort to drown tlio remainder of th
orchestra.
Although stern and oven overheat
ing toward the majority of those wJn
mirround him , Alexander 111. has al
ways boon a sympathizing and affec
donate husband and father. A
I o'clock daily ho lunches will
his wife and children , and to thi
meal none but the closest intimates o
his family are ever admitted. Afto
luncheon , if there are no further < ! oi
utations to receive , or important bus !
ness tit attend to , the c/ar goes ou
walking or driving in company witl
the ompregs or his SOUK. At 7 : r0 !
which in Russia is considered a lat
hour , the emperor and empress dine
but at this meal the children , win
have already been consigned for thi
night to the care of their superintend
onto , dp not appear. In the ovenin ;
there is often a little music , of uhicl
the umpross is ns fond us the emperor
and her majesty is a oed pianist
The c/ar retires to bed parly , and b ;
II o'clock all is eilenco in the imporia
apartments.
During the day-timo the omprcs
occupies a room on the ground lloo
exactly below the czar's _ study , witl
which it communicates directly by i
small private staiicaso. The c/arina'i
boudoir is elegantly furnished but n
a simple ) style , and with no appear
tincoof luxury except such as is t-ivei
by the presence of certain handsomi
pieces of furniture and objotcs d'ari
which remain to testify to the extrav
agant tastes of former occupantk
The look out from the windows ovoi
the i irk Is charmingly picturesque , bir
( ho attention is somewhat disti.ictcd
from the beauties of thu scenery by
Iho oonliiu.aluciim hinnediately in
front of the \\imUms of the many
sentries whoclosely&urrouiidthohouso.
The empress is nn ndmirablo n a.iaoi <
Irotli of her time will of ovcrythhic
that pel tains tv > the housrhokl duties.
Hvr great intelligeuco and sweetness
of manner have given her nn oxtiaor-
dinarv inlluenco over her husband and
nil other poisons whonru brought ink
contact with her. The Antichkini
palace , which she oceupiid as C/arov-
nn , wi\s u model of household innimuo
mcn ( , and to her initiative are duo tin
commencement of swooping reform ?
in the administration of the othci
overgrown palaces. She is patroness
and takes as far as possible an activi
interest in the management of half tin
charitable institutions in Russia , and
particularly those that are connected
with the protection of women
and children. Kverv morning ,
while the emperor is busy 14 ;
stairs \ \ ith his ministers , the ompresE
receives the reports of M. LMianolf ,
Oen. lliiumgarton , and others , whom
she intrusts with the supervision ol
the vniioussocieties in which phu if
interested. It Is rare also that any
deputation or individual of import
ance is presented to the emperor with'
out being subsequently introduced to
the empress. But it is not nlfaira
pertaining to her imperial position
alone that occupy the attention of this
excellent wife and mother. The em
press1 solicitude for the safety of hoi
husband is well known , a'ld it ha ;
been observed that she is never at
caw when ho is called away from home.
The education andcaroof her children
aho engross much of her thoughts.
The oldest son , the Czarevitch , is it
his fuuiteonth year , and resembles hi :
mother in features. Ho is of an an
tivo and lively disposition , and , foi
his yoare , is far advanced in h i
studies. Russian is always the Ian
guagc employed by the imperial fam
ily when they are together , bub vhei
the boys are with their teachers thcj
speak French and English on altcrnati
days. Six hours n day are devoted t <
study by the young princes , but thoi
education is not limited to aedcntar ;
studies alone. They are also practicei
in riding and shooting , and tlio Czar
ovitch is , it is said , already a good she
and rides well.
The critical position of tile countr ;
and the personal danger of the emperor
poror are the dread skeletons in tin
cupbo.uxl of the otherwise happy ini
perial fcmily.
WONDERS IN INVENTIONS.
Important Discoveries of the
Dooado-
New > ork Star.
Th last ten years in the history o
American iuvontiiins itavo been won
derfully prolific in important rcsultn
To say nothing of the telephone , th
phonogid ) ! ! , the electric light , am
the system of automatic and uadru
phix telegraphy , all of which havi
been so fully dosciibed that thoi
principles are purfiwtly familiar ti
general public , there have boon Jium
erous discoveries and improvement
which , in their way , have brough
revolutiwis in the arts and science ?
The agent said : "Among the mos
important of recent discovciies ar
impi-ovoMents in the manufuctiiro a
valcanizod India-rubber in its variou
applications , which have resulted i :
making it the best And cheapest ma
terial for-superior and highly-linislie
combs , in flexibility and durability
are equal to the best nprn and shell
and are now extensively uiannfiu
turod. Tdio principal factories for th
making of rubber oombs are locate
in Connecticut. "
The material produced by this not
process Assessed peculiar totalities
It was more perfectly elastic thai
common caoutchouc , resisted the nc
tion of the ordinary solvents of thn
material , * vas better .iblu to recist th
wear and tear of its surface , and prc
servtfd its flexibility at all tempera
turos. Then Mr Nelson Goodyoa
patented a process of solidifying rub
her , makjiy it susceptible to any forr
of process of manufacture.
Tlio next invention of any iiupwt
anco was a [ jegging-nuvchinu. Poggo >
.shoes made by hand were manutac
tured in largo quantities a long tim
before the invent ion of this machine
i.iuc the manu acturo was , and is , con
( ined chiellyto men's boots and shouo
and to the coarser kinds of ladici
dioes. Lynn , the great centre of th
manufacture of ladies' shoes , wa
never engaged to any extent in th
iii.iiiufncture of pegged shoes. Th
introduction of the machine lart'el ,
increased the production , and
of course , diminished the con
of the product. There have bee
many improvements in the stitching
machines , the product originally of th
mechanical genius of Klias Howe
This machine was first periected ii
1845. Prior to this wonderful invention
tion ladies' shoes were "bound , " as i
was called , by hand. Its introductio ;
speedily revolutionised this department
mont of industry. A single operate
with ono of those machines can do th
work of nearly u score working by th
old pioccss Mi tli neo'Jlo and thread
rundoring possible the production o
elaborately stitched hoots of the pree
cut day at modeiate cost. These in
ycntiono , and niuiiy others of niino
importance , have revolutionized th
shoe manufacturing industry , so tha
to-day tin machinery employed in tin
prosecution represents an amount o
individual labor which it would bedif
licult exactly to compute.
A process has recently been patent
ed in the United Suites by which she
is made at a low elevation by forcim
a stiong current of air upon it as i
falls into the water. Another impor
taut nso to which lend is put is tin
preparation of oxide of lead or whit
lead as a pigment. In this branch o
the lead industry this country takes ;
a prominent and probably a leadini
position , an the practice of paintin ;
dwelling houses is more common that
in any other country.
Tlio safoty-drnm , another new invention
tion , is a oafoty device which guard
against accidents arising from KOII :
deiangement in elevator machinery
or seine obstruction in the hatch-way
whereby the ropes may bo uncoiled fron
the main drum of the engine whili
the car remain tomporauly lodgei
at a greater or less distance fron
the bottom. It is QHO n perfec
eafogmird against the too rapid decen
of the car in case the bolt or any par
of the gearing connected with the engine
gino should give way , or if run toi
fast by the carelessness of the opera
tor. The snfoty-drnm take * the placi
ot tirdiuniy shcnNor-whcols and nets
a'jtho medium through which motion is
communicated fiom the engine to tin.
car. All ropes coniu-cting from Mil
oiijtinu to tliu vav nto nrnuiged Hi ncl
upon this iluiin in suchu nminior that
any ilofiUigonient iutlii'ir lieaiingo , 01
change in their action , or iiicteaso in
their motion beyond that prescribed
ns the regular working rate , will im <
mediately bring into action two pow
erful brakes and thus instantly st n
the entire apparatus.
Great improvements ha\u bcoi
made in the methods of coiistructior
used for iron safes , making thorn inn
ptegimblo to almost any appliance ii
use by the most o.xpert burglars. Tin
doorc , which are generally the weal
point of a safe , are constructed ol
plates so dove-tailed mid tilting correspondingly
rospondingly into the jambs that tin
wedge , the most elff'tivo implemenl
used by the burglar , is perfectly pow
erless ujainsl them , while the accn
racy with which they lit offers m
opportunity for any crovicu inn
which nilro-glyceiinu or any other explosive
plosive fluid c.ui bo introduced. Tin
jdy of the snfo being also con
structcd of alternate plates of iron
wclden iron and steel , carbonized ant
lecarboni'/cd steel and crystal stwl
'listened together by bolts from thoin
ido , elfoctivoly piovonts them bcint
'orced by sletlgo-hammors , jimmie.i
uuk.scroWR. or any otlior burglarioii !
nstrument. Their tirciunof ( jtuili
; ies are nlso secured by n filling o !
concrete , \\hieh n akesthem absolutely
| ) roof against both tire and damp. Ii
iddition to the fire-proof filling , tin
safes are furnished with improvw
combination locks , varied for e.icl
safe , many of which are supplied witl
an automatic rotary movement , ant
consequently operated without air
aibor or spindle passing through tin
door into the lock , rendering it im
possible to pick them by any proves
yet invented.
In 181t > Dr. Gat liny invented :
method of transmitting power b ;
moans of compressed air drive !
through pip es. Up to ten years agi
his application for a patent for thi
process from the United States wa
rejected by the Commissioner on th
ground that it was n discovery , nm
not an invention. Patents , have
luwvover , boon obtained for it ii
Europe , and it is by means of thi
method that the tunnel of Mount Coni
has boon worked. The process wn
used in the work on Uoosac Mountai
tunnel. The refusal to grant him
patent called his attention from thi
valuable idea , though it is nnquoi
tionablo that by itnii the future powc
will bo thus created and distributed i
cities , avoiding the bother , expcnai
and complication of individuals bavin
their own sources of power. Likuth
distribution of gas and water , thi
method ot distributing power is at
glance so advantageous that its ineril
ire evident.
In 1872 Dr. CJatKng invented an
patented a steam plow , or earth pul
verizing machine , to bo propelled b
steam and animal power combincc
The failure of his health and the lo1
pi ice of grain at that time provonte
his bringing this invention into prac
tical use. Dr. < Iatling has devote
his time and attention to improvin
tlio gun which bears his name , an
the success which has attended hi
labors seduced him from the mot
congenial field of peaceful iuvcntiot
Within twenty years since collodio
came to be a prominent chemical i
photography , there have , uf coursi
been a thousand delicate Ktul strict !
chemical improvements in ovci
step of the process. During th
last ten years the quality <
the coating material has been can
fully studied and artists hae dlscoi
orcd just the right combinations <
gun-cotton , alcohol and ( other to usi
The best mode of making this fill
sensitive , the best material for dove !
oping the shadows when thrown jipo
it ; the manipulation best adapted t
remove defeats in the impression , tli
bath that will set the lines , am
more than nil , the most approved an
skillful handling of the glass asu tyj
to print with , and the various modi
of toning , softening , intensifying , an
piercing the picUirtH thrown from tli
glass to the paper , have been studio
with persistent enthusiasm.
Inventive talent has also bee
brought to bear upon soap. Seven
materials have buen avowedly an
openly mixed with oaps ns improve
ments. The use of it-sin has bee
utilized. Silex , either as sand or i
the form of "wator-ghiss" or solubl
glass ( nitrate of soda ) , is one of th
most common , and some of the soap
made in this way aie extremely e ;
Jicicnt and useful. Modified Boat.
for various special purposes are no
made by mixing limb-water , dii
solved alum , etc. , with soap alread
made.
It will bo remembered that soon a ;
( cr the commencement of the Civ
War in 1801 Congress appropriate
$1,500,000 for the construction of on
or more armored ships. Plans wor
presented by seventeen different ii :
ventora , manufacturers , or companies
and of those three were accepted th
corvette Galena , plated with iron thro
inches thick , and hulled through an
through by ten-inch shot in the nttaci
on Fort Darling ; the frigate Now Iron
sides , which , " -ith her battery u
olueninch guns , proved yery effective
tivo in attack ; and Ericsson's Monitoi
which introduced the principle upo ;
which all the successive and success
fill ironclad batteries were built. Several
oral loading inventors are now ongng
ed in further improving the oxistin ;
systems of constructing naval armor
that will be completely shot and she ]
proof.
It is a gratifying fact to note tha
invontoisaro taking advanfrgo of th
gteat capabilities of iron for bvuulifu
form , ns shown in its use for architec
tural purposes. Its strength makes i
suitable for structures and tracery o
a light and trracuful effect altogothc
beyond what is possible in wood o
stone. Iii it can now bo rundom
both the simpler and the richer beau
ties of the Greek orders , the charac
teiistio arches and stratifications o
Rome , the points and pinnacles u
Gothic designs , and the traceries an-
arabesques , domes and pinnacles o
the Moors , Homo of the comhina
tioiis recently produced by a union o
light castings and wire or road worl
in trellises and verandas are wonder
fully rich and light in effect.
"Buclmpulba. "
New , quick , complete euro In four dayx
"fl"lir > ' "lfc < < ) , l"li " " " " tin } ? , frequent o
ilifhcult urination , kidney dineawM.SI
Depot t O , r , Goodwin' * , fi
BITTERS
Mr . J. O , lioliciUon , PltMmrir , I'A , rlu-v"
wilTt rltiff f torn ( Microl ilcMlitv. vnt of ji
ctltp , rnnitlintloii , ttc. , no that IHr u Imr
Icii ! niter UKIIIR llunlocl ! Hlooil MlttiM I hit M
cr tlinn lot jmrs. 1 cannot j > r l * Jmit Illltfr
oo luiuli , '
Ui nilil" . nf nufliilo , N. Y. , wtllrn "Vou
lurdotk IIIci lllttirn , In iliwiileill i\w of th
ilooil ll > tr * , . ! Uilni'IIMO win limllj
imrkiitwIlliinFcn'i. Inaxo iwl thnn injipf
\ltli KM n > < uU , for ( orjililltj oftm-llur nndli
n i > ot n friend of nilnu iuVrltif ! from ilruw
: lie cfhct was t ! ttHoua. . "
Union Turner , lloolioMcr , N. Y.l rlti I HIM
uviiMittJcit to corloni illnoriUT of tin Kldtu ) *
vul iinaMp to nltrnil to liiifliir" ! Imnloil. lllocx
Hitter * rcllc\nl ma ln-lorc hull aliottl , * , Mod
ili nl tint the will cnllmj uuruic. "
i ; . .Wiiltli Hull , 11InKh.iinp.toni X \ , wrlton
M milToTfil with * dull pnln through tm H
HiiirnmliilioiiliUr. Lost my KiilrlH. iipjiotlti
nilvolnr , MiilroiiM with illitlciiHy Ui-ip up nl
lii.\ . Took > our llimlock Illood lliltiri in ill
rirttil.niul h.mfrit no piln tlncotlMuik nl
'ir II | IIK thi'iiii"
Mr N'oih lhU > i , Klmlra , N. Y. , vrltif , "Al jii
'our ' > rar i ji > I hail ( Ui ixtt.uk ol Mllou tour , HIM
inrr full ) iron i ml. My illp'i-ttK otimn
\trro wiviVciml , niul I would l > ocoii > | > lit < l > ) roi
trutiMl for ilijH. Alter iwlnif two 1'otti. ofou
llunlotk lllooil llltttri tlie liniro\fiiiciit iw *
\l Iblu that 1M nstonllie < l. I n\nnowlho\iil \
01 jc.u-sof utie , ilonfAlr ntul rcawimMiihj'
C. ill.ii kc t Hobliwon , proprietor ol Tlw CAIII. !
re lntcrlnn , Toronto , ) nt. , riti : "For > onr
1 fiillinil ( ircntl ) from oft-rifiirrinxliiMi
uiodjour IHmlock Illowl IHItew llli
rrnnltii , ntul 1 no tlnil nnoilf It ) licttir
than for j
Mr . Wnllacc , llnltnlo , N. V , rltn : ' ! hav
IH ! llunlook Hlooil Illtttrd for ncnoiM luul W1
lonn lifulivclu'n , niul i n rrronnnrnil It tonnjon
for bllllomncss. "
lire. Iru MullholUnil , Allxuiy , N. V , write )
' 'For Funeral \enr I lme suffered from ot ( ncu :
rlnif lillllouH hcndaehei , ilj spciwla. , ami eon
tiUlnU jxvullar to inj PCX. Hlnciny \ \ 501
Uurdock lllocxl lllttcralamcntlre.lt rcllcxed. "
FOSTER , MILBDRK. . & Do , , Propt
BUFFAI.O , N. Y.
Bold at wholesale by Ish fc McMahon and C. 1
Goodman. jo 27 ixxl-uio
1UVMAM
"Ruaal i-kl Mejjjl Wo I
West for home tlio most direct , quickest , u
safest line connecting the front Metropolis , Oil
CAflO , audtho EABTKRN , HOIITII-EASTIIIIN , Sow
and SOLTII-EABTKIIN LINKS , which termlnntsthoi
wlUi KANSAS CITT , LKAVRSWOBTII , ATOIIIBO
Council BLUFFS and OtuiIA , the GOMMKKCI ,
CINIIRS Irom which radUto
EVERY LINE OF ROAD
that penetrates the Continent tram the Ulmoc
Rlror to tlio Pacific Slope. The
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND & PJ
CIFIO RAILWAY
Ie the oaly line Irom Chicago owning tracn ID
Kansas , or which , by Ita own rood , reaches t
point * above named. No vuHir < a itr CAIBIA *
No UKniNo ooNNRcnoNBl * No Saddling In I
ventilated or unclean cats , as etcrv passenger
carried In roomy , clean and ventilated coach
upon * est Ex-nretw iTolrt.
DAT CARS ol unrlvakd maj illlccnco , PDLLK
PALMB SUIKPINO CARB. and onroniiworld-faiio
Dmina C.MIB , utxin which moala are ecrvod ol v
Buipaaaod excellence , at the low rate ol Bxvmi
Fran Cirars BAOU , with ample time for heal thi
enloj menu
1irouffh Can between Chicago , Pcorla , tl
waukuo and Mlsaourl Khcr I'olnbR ; and close ct
neottona at all fiotnta ot Intersection with ott
roads.
Or jon , Washlnitton Territory , Colorado , Ariio
and New Mexico.
AH 11 bcral arrangement * regarding baggage
any other line , and rutos ot fare aluaja osl ow
caajpetltora , wio fumlbh but a tithoot thee
fort.
fort.POCT and Ucklo ofejwrtiroeti frco.
TickctH , mniis and folders at all prlncljia
ottk-OH In the United States and Canada.
It. R. CAULK , K. ST. JOHN ,
Vlio Prcw't & Gen. Oen , Tkt and Pacs'r A |
Manager. Chliiiiro Chlraen ,
Gentle
Women
Who \rant glossy , luxnrlan
and vravy tresses of abundanl
beantiiU Hair mast ns
JAON'S EAT11AIKON. Till
decant , cheap article alway
makes tlio Ilair Rrow ft-eel
and fast , keeps it from fitlllni
out , arrests and cares gray
ness , removes dandruff am
itching , makes the Hoi :
Rtrong , giving it a cnrllni
tendency and keeping it ii
nn ? desired posiiioa. Beau
t'.ful , healthy Hair is the sur
result of using Kuthairou.
1880. SHORELINE. I88C
KANSAS CITY
StJoe& Council Bluff
18 Till DULY
Direct Line to ST. LOUIi
AND Till ; KAbT
From Omaha and the Woot.
Mo chanica ol cars Utwocn Omaha and t > i.ou' '
and but one bctucui OMAHA and
Daily PassengerTrain
IHACUUa ALL
KA3TKKN AMD WKHTKHN OITIK8 with LW
CJIAltQIlS and IN ADVANCKol ALL1
OTHEll UNKS. '
Thl entlro line la eouipnod with Pullman
Palace fileeplrnf Care. Palace tiny Coaches Ulllei
Bafoty I'latiorm and Coupler , and Uie celobraU
, . , . . . . . , v.wu. w.
\Vj ull.rVft..e . . II. . . . .braVo.
_ _ that ticket rends
your VIA nANfU
CITY , ST. JOSfil'H & COUNCIL ULUKKS Ita' '
ioa < l , > la St. Jooih | and Bt , I uU.
'rkkeU lor ule at all couixjn utatlons lo U
A'V DAWE8 , den. s'liit'/St / ! Jo ph. ' Mol
Oen. I'aw. and Ticket Agl , Bt. Joseph il .
U rnoKUK. . .
A. B. BAWAUI OumnJ AU
No Changing Cars
OMAHA & CHICAGO ,
Vhf re direct connection are m.vto ith T - utl
HI.K.Kl'INCl CAU LINK3 tor
VBW VOUK , IIOSTON ,
PIllLADKU'lltA.
RALTIMORK ,
WAS1IINOTOS
AND ALL RASTKIIN ITIKS.
The Short Line via. Peoria
Kot INIUANAI'OLIS , CINCINNATI. IAJU18
1I.LK , Ainl all points In th'
tUK KMT 1.IN1
For ST. LOUIS
\\hrrn illrcit connritmiiH arc mule In the tlnloi
IHpot with thi ) Tlinnik'h Slwplni ; 01
Lines lor AM , POINTS
NEW LIME - DES MOINEJ
THK FAVOIUTR ROUTE TOU
Rock Island.
The uneqvaleil Inducement off cnxl by thle lie
o traclora and touriiU are an follow ir
The celolirated PULLMAN (10-wheel ( ) I'ALAO
SLEKPINQ OAHS mn only nn thin linn C , I
t Q. F ALACK "HAWING ROOSI CARS , nit
Ilortoii'n llivllnlni ; ( lialn. No extra charge ti
kU In Kccllnlnir Uhalra. Thn fatuouu C , , I ) ,
. Palace Dining Care. Gorgeous finicking Ca
Jttcd Ith rlpp > iit hlKh-backixl rattan rcvohlt
chairs , tor the cxclusUo UN of Qn > t-che | < amei
.
Btcol Track acd luperior oiulir.iont combii'i
lth their RJct throiih ( car nrnkiiKcuicnt , miVi
Lhtu. ilxjvo all othcn , the ( aotHo route to It
Rut , South and SoutheatU
Try It , and } ou will find trellnc aluxnrj Ii
gtenu ol a dlncomfort.
Through tlckrto \ lo this relebnU'd line lor a
at all oltlccs In the United StatM and Canada.
All Information al.Jut rates of fare , Hleepli
Car accoumiodatloni , Ttmo Tables , etc. , 111 I
cheerfully ghon by appljlnit to |
IEKCKVAL LOWELL.1
0 neral onicr Aicent , Cblcago ,
J. PO Thll.
Or , Uanacer ( iilc&eo.
KENNEDY'S
EAST - INDU
oaI oae
OP
oa
aa
B I T T E E S
ILER & CO. .
flole Manutooturere.
CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICIN
TRADE MARKThc.0rcatTIUOI , MAP .
llngllnhrem- -
ciiy. An nil-
falling euro
for Kemlnal
Weak n ran ,
Hpernmtor >
rhca , Ininot-
emy , and all
follow n a
IEFORETAKINO. I < H.HM , m AFTER TAKIH
Bvlf'AliiiHu ; an Ixsno [ Mumorj , Unlvcniil Ln ;
tilde , I'n In In the ll.ic.lt , DlmiHusot Mnlou , P
maturoOlil Ag , nnd litany other li'ci d tl
lead to IiisaiiHj or Coiibiiiniitlon and a I'rcn
ture Ora\o.
JjrFull jnrtlcularR In < > ' ) r | > aiinhlet , uhl
vn ilcslro to vend freu I mall to ueiyoi
jtjrTtio Specific Mciliclnu U lold by all clni 'i
at 81 per pitUt i * , orO | at\i < i'i ) for W , or
be > oiit ( ruu In mall run : pt of tliu inouc \ ,
additiwInK Till : ( ill A JCDICINK CO. ,
lluffalo , N. V ,
Foi > Alu In C I' Ooodi _ o ' 7niu tx :
Sioux City K Paciti
THE SIOUX CITY ROUT
Huns n .Solid Train 'Jlirouph from
Council Bluft's to bt. I-aul
Without Chance Tlmo , Only 17 Houri
IT it-
A.OO MILES TIIK BUOHTE8T K011T
rtc.M
COUNCIL BLU-PP3
TO ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
0ULUTIJ OH JHSMAIIO
indall points In Korthcrn Iowa. Minnesota a
Dakota. This line IK equipped ullh tie Imprav
WontlnghouBC Automatic Air-bnko 'id Mill
Platform Coupler and Buffer : and for
flPEKD. 8AFKTY AND OOMKOHT
la ummrpofised. Pullman P.ta"o ! Sleeping Ca
rim through WI1IIOUT ( MIANUK Intwecn Ka
HAS City and St. Paul , lla Council lilnirn ni
Hloux City.
TraliiN ltan Union Piwlflc Tranifir at Cou
ell Hindu , at 1 . ' " > ' > p. in. ililly on arrival ofMK \ \
City. Kt. Joneph and C'ouii'.ll IHulTn train fro
thohnnth. Arriilngat Hloux Cllj H6 p. u ;
and at the Now Union Depot at ht. I'aul tt U' : :
noon ,
TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE OF AKYHIE
ROUTU.
WRtmctnler In taking the Bloux Cj ( Hem
you vrt a 1 hr'ingli Train. The Hhorlint Mil
the ( jnlikmtTiiiio and a Comfortable Hide In tl
Through < urn between
COUNCIL IILUIT8 AND ST. PAUL.
rjTBee that jour TlikeU rtad tla the "Sloi
City and Pm-ilk It/ill. cail. "
J. H. WATTLES , J. It IIUCIIAKAN
Nunerliittiulent. Uen'l 1'ati , Agrnt.
P. K. HOHIN.SUS , A 'tin'l ( Vu . Atf't ,
Ulfl ouri Valliy , Iowa.
J , II O'IMYAN , Soutlmwtcrti Agent ,
Counrl Illull' , Inua
THI OCCIDENTAL
d. I. PAYNTER
Proprietor
Corner 10th and Howan
Streets ,
OMAHA , NEB.
Rates , Two Dollars Per Daj
VMflin
Geo. P. Bemis
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
ICth and Dodge Bti. , Omaha , Neb ,
Thli Kenev doe * srwoTtTa hiolfmgu btutnw
Doea nt epoculato , and therefori < ny l > aiy > li
otokj are liuured to f oni , ' '
'S'niC. , IIO tP.MIllilu il | ii si i ! Im r i
CHIGAtiO & NORTH-WESTERN
' " > io i ) . 'n ift t hn vm ti InktMvtiHi tTAvi'lltrx In citlict rt
'HCdgo i -ill oi'thi1 Principal Points Ifi Ihe West , Nortli jml .
til MII > < ' \i iiiiKMHK Vnr. flio I'Miii-liiM ritlcinf ( hf. Writ anr Nonliw < > > i
ill Ililn 101(1 ( H I'iroli ; ! ItAUil ll'flkll ' ClOSIJ OOIincC'.loiJ * Wltll Iliei'-'JtJ Ol ( ' i INIMI t J. '
luncllon iioliils
THE CHICAGO & , NORTH-WtSTERN RAILWAY ,
O\ortiil < iritsprliiolul | llnri.rmiM rnoliiv ilill ; > from Inn to ( nnrorinnnt I'I
Jniinx. -ulii-onl ) tit.nlutt i > ( I'hU-.iKoOi.viUMM ilia
The Imperial Palace Dining Cars.
.
* * * * ' i M IF ' it > tt < | iiu ttiii I. * tiiiittii\i | \itiiu j 4 v w Kiiixu niiiH i mr II
OUT tills rtir.il iiri ) snlil by all Coupon Ticket Agents lit tlio Uxiltcil Stuns
Ueim-'mlxT to iv-U for Tickets vh tills lo.Ttl.bfi sure tlicy rend over ltatul take none o\l\oi'
BAIIJ l. > Ill'Ullin , Gcti'l Mauaucr , Olilcafio. ' . U. STBS.NKTT , Uen'l 1'uss. Apont , Olilca <
lUHKY P. DUKL , Ticket A ont.O.Vk N. W. ItaUwny. Hth nd Fainham tro U
D. K. KtMIUI.I , , AiwlstantTicket A ) ntC. VS. Vf. lUllway , Uth > nd Farohun ItrmH *
J. 1IKI.L , Ticket Affont U. & N. W. lUllffay , U. P. U. R. tXpol.
< HAHK ncT l Air n .
WM. ROGERS'
Manufacturing Company ,
lS OF THE-
finest Silver Plated Spoons and Fork
The only mul tional jilatc thut
original firm of
is givmi > for ni-
lloKcrs llrts.
n single
All ou > Spoons ,
F u r k a n n il
ItnivoH plat oil
with the greatest
of euro. Eacli
lot being liunj.
on u so.vie while
boiug platoil , to
insure u full deposit
posit of silver or
them.
Wo would call
ospocuil atten
tion to our sue-
Rival. Orlout Tinned.
All Orderiln ( lie West cliuildbc AddrcMixl to
Wholesale Jeweler ,
OMAHA , NEB.
. ELGl
ELGUTTER'S n OMlilren's CLOTHING.
ELCUTTER'S Novelties in Boys' OLOTHING.
ELGUTTER'S Novelties in Youths' ' CLOTHING.
ELGUTTER'S Novelties in Men's CLOTHING.
ELGUTTER'S Novelties in White FAIIGY SHIRTS.
ELCUTTER'S Novelties in Under WEARS.
ELGUTTER'S Novelties in Fancy HECK WEAR.
ELCUTTER'S Novelties in Fanny SILK H OK'FS.
ELGUTTER'S Novelties in Holiday GIFTS.
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE
1001 Cor. Farnham & 10th St. 1001
WOOLLEY & DAVIS V
Stationers , Paper Healers and Engravers ,
KBBP ON HAND A SELEOT STODK OP ,
BLANK , SCRAP , POCKET AND BILL BOOKS ,
FINE PAPER , INKSTANDS , PAPER WEIGHTS
Latest Novelties in Wedding Goods , Menus ,
Visiting and Advertising Cards , Ball.ProgrammeB , &c.
Also , Fapgr Bags , Flat and Wrapping Paper , Envelopes , Bill ,
Letter-ant Note Heads ,
