THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , D130EMBER 23 , Ia81 ,
A STORY OF THE WAR.
How Abraham Lincoln Saved
the Son of a Friend.
The Rasli Act of MHJor Jk rntioe
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Mn I'rmrl-co Chronlili' .
The iloath of Goncr.il I'.urnsido ,
> Senator from llhoilu lalntul , recalls nn
V incident in nis milit.iry lifu which Imd
prob.ibly lout ? passed from his memory ,
but which ciin never bo forgotten by
aomo who were deeply concerned in it.
Itoforu President Lincoln became n
Republican ho was u Whig ; alwny * n
Whig up to tlio death of that party ,
whic.i may bo said to diito from the
death of its great loader , Henry Clny ,
in 1852 , Around Hotiry Clay suoh
moil iii Thoiims Corwin , Jolin J. Crit-
ipndon , J tunica Orooloy , S. S. Proii
tiss of Mississippi and Ooorgo D.
Prenlion of Kentucky revolved as
satellites , forming the most brilliant
constellation known to the politics of
America. Among nil the host of
brig it names so lovingly associated
with that of the illustrious faire of
Ashland , nouo shone with brighter
luator than that of George D. Pren
tice , the witty , eloquent , enthusiastic
editor and founder of the old Louis-
villu .Inurnul , now known aa Tlio
Courier-Journal. The doitu'iico | of
Clny and the journalism of Prentice
working together , liold Kentucky us
lirmly to the whig cause as state over
was held to nny cause ; and it remained
whig till the dark shadow of treason
nnd rebellion fell upon the state ; an
event which the kindly hand of death
kept from the sight of the threat
champion of the cause. Prentice
lived to see tlio cloud break ; lived to
see hiu bjst beloved son , Clarence ,
forsake the Union cause , for which the
father had labored Rollout-ami earnest
ly , and take up arms against it.
A 1US1IINO MAJOK ,
When General Burnsido hud com
mand of the Department , of the Ohio
this son of George D Prentice was a
"
Major , fighting" in the Confederate
army in Georgia. Hit battalion wna
composed of Kontuckinns , mostly from
Louisville. It waa n brave and dash
ing body of men , and the young Major
had earned a distinguished reputation
for dash and boldness. In u short ,
time the battalion was not merely dec
imated , but literally cut down to a
small fragment of its original force ,
mid Major Prentice conceived the rash
idea of working his way along through
the Union lines back to hU homo in
Louisville , to recruit from among his
friends enough fresh men to till up his
command. On the route he tell in
with a gontlciflaii of his acquantrnce ,
who inquired : "Where are you
bound ? "
"For home. "
"On paiolo as a prisonei ? "
"No. "
"Quit the confederate service. ' "
"Xo. "
"What then ? "
"I am yoiiig to recruit in Louisville
for my command. "
The gentleman , us a lawyer , and a
thorough one , was astonished at this
information , and ho replied with
energy : "Do you know the danger
you are running ? Yon will be arrested
as a spy , sir. "
"I know that I may be , but T am
resclved , and yon know what that
means , " auawored Major1 Prontico.
Ho did know what it meant. Ho
knew that such was iho firmnops of
this mere boy in years , no persuasion
could change his once sot icsolution.
Prentice was in citizen's dress , and
his friend remarked it , adding : "Do
you know , young man , that you are
running your head into u halter with
thatdross mil It you must take this
deadly risk , at least do it in the mili
tary uniform of your party , and then ,
if you are taken , by military law , you
will bo tried and condemned as u spy ,
but they will shoot you , and not hang
you. "
The young man did not know this.
Ho Was a lighting , not a reading sol-
cier. Brightening upat the question ,
\ ho said , alter u moment's thought :
"Is that so ? Is that military law ? "
" "io ? , that is military law. If you
are taken as Major Andrus was in
citizen's dress , they will hang you. If
you are taken in the military uniform
of your army they will shoot you , and
the disgrace of the halter will not
sully the family history. "
And so they parted. Young Prentice
tico wont on to Louisville , to his
father's hcuso. The old journalist still
remained at his post of duty in The
Journal ollico ; and , true to the Union ,
Major Prentice had not been an hour
in the city , then held by union sol
diers , till it was known in that part of
the army which was composed of Kcn-
tuckiiuis and Louisville recruits.
IIKOTHKU AGAINST llUOTIIKIi.
It was ono of the darkest phases of
that tcrriblo conflict that brothers
were oflen found lighting on opposing
sides and schoolmates grappling with
each other in the death struggle. At
Pea Hid''o an old man in blue was
bayoneted by a youth in gray , when
the luttor recognized his fattier as his
victim , and instantly killed himself.
Major Prentice was "spotted" by an
old scoholmatoflio , subordinating
friendship to the stern demands of
military duty , reported him and was
detailed to arrest him as a spy. IIo
was closely shadowed and tracked to
, his father's house. This was after
nightfall and arrest was put oil' till 10
o'clock next morning , but a company
of Union soldiers was drawn around
the house to prevent escape. At 10
nnxt morning the schoolmate captain
entered and found Major Prentice in
the parlor in full , now confederate
uniform.
"How are you , Johnf1 Glad to see
you. Had you breakfast ? Wliat
brings you here at this hour ? " said
Prontico.
"I have had breakfast , and , Clar
cnco , you know what has brought mo
horo. T have como to arrest you aa a
spy , and I am sorry to meet you on
such terms , "
"Woll , there is no rope in it any
way , " answered young Prentice , with
the utmost imperturbability. "You
sou I am in full uniform , "
"Yes ; but you were not in that
dri'ds when you entered this house , "
uiiBwured Captain John.
AHUKSTKO AS A HI'V.
Major Prentice was arreatrd and
confined , and General Burnsido order
ed a court-martial to try him. It is
iiaid of Hmnsido that , like most West
Point graduates , ho was a martinet.
IIo was at least a nuid disciplinarian ,
and always ready for the s'l ict enforce-
nieiit of military law. It would have
given him no more pun tj hang or
shoot the son of George U. Politico ,
convicted as n spy , than the r.iyiiedest
private inthuiebelaeuico , The case ,
therefore , had u desporatu look from
the hoL'inning. There was but one
way to MIVO iho prisoner , and that
was through President Lincoln. Kvon
th.it ui3 doubt ul , for it might
bo impossible to reiich the president
before the court nurtial h.id decided
( ho prisoner's fatu. The editor of
The Journal instantly telepraphed to
his old whig friend and admirer and
at once set oil' for Washington. The
telegram was duly received , ami Hum-
Hide was tolegtaphod to put oil' the
trial I ill further orders. From some
unexplained catisn thin dispatch failed
to reach Uurnsido'H headquarters , and
the tri.il of M.ijor Prentice wai
going on yrhon his father
reached Washington. The delays -
lays of civil courts nro not known to
courts-martial. Judgement follows
quick on the hook ot evidence , and
* unt once and execution as rapidly fol
low judgment. In tlio cuso of Pren
tice an hour might decide whether ho
should live or ( lie. The intelligence
of thu old journalist had silently debated -
bated all these chances while on the
way to meet Lincoln , and though ho
believed in his heart that liin old
friend would .save his son , ho did not
waste a minute in Hcoini ; him and
hearing thu truth from thu president's
own mouth. For years ho had not
seen Mr. Lincoln , and ho might havu
[ { town cold or forgotten him
SAVKI ) FROM 1IKATII.
Hastily entering the president's
ollice , there , seated alone , appircntly
in deep thought , was the long , tin-
train ly figure of the man whoso word
might make him happy or send him
in sorrow to thu grave. The long , un
gainly liguro raised its head , turned
Us face toward the entrance , and ,
with a beaming smile of brotherly
tenderness , said : "Prentico , did you
think I'd lot them hang your boy ?
Sit down and tell mo a story. " It
was no time with thu anxious father
for tolling stories. IIo hastily sug
gested that probably the telegram
might have failed. "I have sent an-
otlfor and bore's the answer. Your
boy is safe. " And then , with the in
stincts of a lawyer , he turned to the
cabinet , took up pen and paper , and
wrote another dispatch to Burnsidu
substantially as follows :
Ordered That the court-martial
called for the trial of Major Clarence
Prentice bo immediately dissolved.
A. LINCOLNPresident. .
And then turning to Prentice , ho
said , "let us go and see that this is
immediately sent to Burnsidu , and
wait on his reply " It was HO sent ,
and the receipt acknowledged by Gen
eral Burnsido. And so it was that
President Lincoln prevented onu of his
strictest Generals from taking thu life
of the gallant , but misguided son of an
old friend. There was an outcry
against it at the time , but creator
events soon hushed it into oblivion.
And now , when charity and brotherly
affection upon both sides have taken
the place of anger and bitterness , this
incident of the war rises up to b esa
the n.uno of Lincoln. All the parties
to it are dead and gone Lincoln ,
Prentice , Clarence , the son , and last
of all , Burnside , whoso death should
liavo been , easier for having been so
graciously spared the pain of execut
ing justice untempered with mercy.
Nearly a Mirnclo.
K. Ascnith Hall , IJiiiRliamptnn , K , Y. ,
writes : "I suffered for i-everui months
with a dull pain through thu liin < tnd
shuuUerB. I lost my spirits appetite anil
color , and could w.th difficulty keep up all
d iy. My mother procured so no IH'imocK
151.OO1) liiTTKKM , 1 t"0t them ca directed ,
and have fplt no paia hicce liift week aftt'r
lining them , and am now quite well"
Price Sl.OO , trial nize 10 cents.
ilcclll-eodlw
Nnsby of Erin Go Bragh-
Cincinnati Ciazctlc.
Since the Rev. Petroleum V. Nasby
returned from abroad , where ho saw
the luxurious vices of the English
aristocracy and the virtuous poverty
of the Irish "pisintry , " he has trans
formed himself so that his congrega
tion hardly recognizes him. He has
put on the velveteen knee breeches ,
gaiters and hobnailed brogans , the
jacket with the little four inch tails ,
tlio much indented , steeple crown hat ,
with the dudhcen stuck in thu band ,
and the buckthorn shillalah , of the
true son of the bog of Erin. Ho has
gathered a big bur on his tongue. Hu
swears "bo jabbers" and "tho divil. "
Ho wants the Queen , and all the royal
family exterminated for tlio sins of
their progenitors ; the English driven
out of Ireland ; the landlords hanged
as laud robbers , and the land given
back lo the "fivo mild kiims" who
owned it in the "good ould time , "
The parson is an instance of wonder
ful conversion. Ho twirls his shillalah
asks if snino "gintleman will bo so
good as to tread on the tail of me
coat , " and gives : i woora , which is a
cross between the Indian war whoop
and the Confederate auny yell. He
essays to dance a jig , and to sing
"Tho Wcurin1 o1 the Green , " "Fini-
gaii's Wako , " and other SOUL'S of the
"ould sod. " Hu has got an idea that
ovcry Irishm n plays on the harp of
Erin , and ho is inquiring for Erin's
harp to begin practice. Ho is full ot
tight for thu freedom of Ireland , and
requires several men to hold him. In
short , thu parson is transligurod into
a broth of u boy.
Why They Squealed-
Kallnc Co , Htaoclari ) ,
TIIK OMAHA lHi : : has raised a storm
in the camp of Mubraska monopoly
papers. Tin : BIK contracted with thu
Omaha Newspaper Union for space to
advertise its prospectus in the patent
insides of all papers furnished by the
Union , TIIK BIB : defined itself in
strong language on the monopoly
question in this prospectus ; so strong
that the heads of those tmbsidi/.cd pa
pers tlcw into a rage and show their
oars amazingly.
\Vlnli.
"Oh , how I do wish my skin was
as clear and soft as yours , " said a lady
to her friend. "You can easily make
it so , " answered the friend "How/ / "
inquired the first lady. By using
Hop Bittern , that makes pure , rich
blood and blooming health It did it
for me , ns you observe. ' lead of it ,
Cairo Bulletin , D lo-Junl
SKETCHES ON THE Q. '
Two Prosperous Towns Nost-
by tbo Grant/
Highway.
mill Emerson , lown
otTlio ! ! - .
Iowa , December 'JO.
Forty mile's from Omaha , by the 0. ,
P . tV : ( ) , bnn M us to thu little toun
of Hastings , in thu midst of u goer
farming country. The village is in
tensely "grtuiiback , " and the p.iper
of the toun , Thu Plaindealur , is of *
fered to thu people by 11. C. Ayic ,
the genial and respcctablu editor , who
believes in anti-monopoly , and is just
now keeping bis 'weather-eye" on
thu gathering storm in Kubiaska.
Two churches , a line thousand-
dollar school house , hotul , ulevator ,
with the usual iiuinboi- stoics and
shops , fill up this village of pethaps
four hundred souls.
The people would undoubtedly con-
tiihut'u willingly towards building a
grist mill , for onu seemn very much
needed , and thetu is a good chance
lieru for sumo good hotul man ,
Basbyshell and Mason have a Ihiu
Uwun ulevator hero and do a largo
business.
G. W. Rase , the harness maker ,
keeps about aa complete a stock of
joods in his line as can bu found for
many a mile.
" 1-1 P. Basbj shell A : Co. , hang out
me sign of bank , but the bank is in a
corner of a dry goods , grocoiies , hard
ware , and agricultural implement
store.
h.Mir.M : > s.
Five miles east of Hastings and ton
miles west of lied Oak is the thrifty
little town of Ememon , supposed to
havu a population of about six or
sevun bundled. Town lots and dooryards -
yards are fenced up , fiuit trees in front
yardsalmoat all thu dweltingsaro clean-
looking buildings with green blinds ,
and as we wander up the hillside and
look around over the village and sur
rounding country , wo see every sign
of happy homcH , success in farnnnu' ,
general business prosperity , and evi
dences of a rclined and cultivated
people. Thu three churches are large ,
comfortable structures , linhdicd with
taste , and furnished at no small ex
pense.
Thu union school building is a very
pretty and inviting structure that
seema so cozy and cheerful that it is
no wonder the children love to qo to
school , although it is now too sin ill
For the needs of the present , and onu
large department of thu school is held
In the basement of thu brick on the
hill , the M. E. church.
Pennsylvania hard coal is worth ten
dollars , while the comfortable wood
) iles and the music of the buck-saw ,
proclaim that coal famine will not dis
turb this eommuity.
A largo llouring mill , two elevators ,
ill doing a lively business.
The C. , B. & Q. have boon grading
up , with gravel , along through town ,
so their track and the surroundings
have been much improved.
Aa may bo expected in Iowa , this is
a republican town , and not u few of
our business men are quite fmnilier
with the appearance of thu "printing
house , " near the corner of Tenth and
Farnham , for thuy are strong friends
of TICK BEE.
As we go around to visit the family
wo find , Warner & Guod , selling lum
ber all thu timu , and building houses.
Whipplo and Groll' monopolize the
hardware business , and seem healthy
and happy.
D. C. Able will sot down his gluc-
kettle and varnish brush any timu to
show you those beautiful chamber sots ,
while J. li. Moore is bringing in or
gans as though he expected to give
ovcry body in town an organ us a
Christmas present.
Mr. J. Libby retires from his old
stand at thcolovator , which has passed
into the hands of Mr. J. T. Ireland ,
who buys thu grain and pays the cash.
The new proprietor , in native quiet
ness and good sensu , looks well to the
daily markets , while Mr. Libby in
seeking another location for his busi-
IICFS in Nebraska , will carry THE Bin :
in his pocket.
M. L. Evans and lu'n father and A.
C. Van Ausdalo , are each doing a largo
business in buying , selling , and feed
ing stock.
J. Griflith and his much esteemed ,
intelligent wifu , keep one of the neatest
meat markets , and havu a large trade.
A , G. Parish , of The Chronicle ,
gives his patrons a "plain , unvarnish
ed" republican paper , and rendered us
valuable assistance , which is thankful
ly acknowledged.
J. T. Grist is ono of the men who
reads the news , and i a , very intelli
gent and sociable gentleman. Ho
does u large business as blacksmith ,
and has the machinery to polish plow
nharon and cultivator points , and they
say ho is the "hoHs" horse shocr.
W. S. Goodell has the mammoth
store of general merchandise , and has
the confidence of the public us well us
the trade , and well hu deserves it.
A. L. Sheldon , of thu Emerson
house , knows how to "keep a hotel , "
and still sustains his reputation of
having ono of thu cleanest and most
comfortable homes for the traveler ,
To Mr. Applegatu , ono of the wide-
awake business men of the town , and
thu genial postmaster , withal , wo are
under obligations for acsistanco in
securinj ; additions to Tin :
family. BUCJKKYK.
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Consumption , IOSH of voicu , tickling of
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much excitement by its wonderful
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cases. Over a million bottles of Di.
King'H _ Now Discovery havu been lined
within the last year , and have given
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Wo can unhesitatingly say that this In
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and lung affections , and can cheei ful
ly recommend it to all. Call and get
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itching , mnkos the llnir
Birong , giving it a curling
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nuy desired position , llenu-
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The Short Line via. Peoria
Eor INDIANAPOLIS , OINCINNATI , | AU1 -
V1I.LK. anil nil | mlnt In tin.
tllM Brat MM
For ST. LOUIS ,
Whom illrrcl I'Oiinoctmnn nro niiilu in the Union
Ic | > ol Mltli tlio Thrciu'h blivpliiK CUT
UIIOD tor AI.I. POINTS
aar. .
NEW LINE""DESMOINES
TIIK r'AVOIUTK IIOUTK KOW
Rock Island.
Thi ) tinot\nlcd Inducements oHir l by thin line
o tm clon * Mid toutl'tH nro iw follow v.
Thn rololirntwl PULLMAN ( ItMtlicol ) I'ALAOK
SLKii'INU UAI13 nui nuly on this linn 0. , II.
Q. 1'ALACK MIAWINO WHIM CA11S , with
lorton'i ! ! lining CluvlM. Nouxtn inar o for
fcivts In Ileellnliijr Clialrt. TliofamonnU. , B. A
J 1'nlaeo Dining ( Urn. OorKfOim .Smoking Curj
dttoil with elegant liL-h-loo ) cM rattan ro\oMhf |
rlwln , lor the luiliinUo mo of flist-clasa jawBon-
gen.
gen.Stiel TinoV Rrl mipprlar ixulpm | ntcouiblrl
' Ith their gjrat through cnr nrruiKCiiumt , imkt *
hln , alimu nil otlu'tK , thn f&tnrlto roiita la tne
Cut , Smith anil Souttuw < .
Try It , ami jcu ulll lliul tra\ cling luxury In-
itoad ol n iHieoiiifoit.
Through ticket * \lo thin cclnbrittuil Una ( or nlc
t all mine * In the United Htalej mid Ciliibh.
All nloriimUoi ) aiout rn'm of hue , Sleeping
Jir ncauiiiiiaihtlaii" , Tlma Titbit * , etc. , will Ixi
chuoilully | ; l > en by npplj bit ; to |
rKKCEVAt. LOWKLL. )
Qoncral > onirer Aitcnt , Chicago *
J. KJTTKU ,
( In. 'Minw'er Chicago.
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
TRADE MARK 'rhJ > nri'MTRADH MARK
o.iy. An mi
f.UIInc euro
for Sunilnal
hpttrtnntur
rhra , Inipat-
cni-y , ami nil
fallow fin n
Honncncu of AFTER TARIHO.
; M lav * of Memory , lfitl\ortul l.ansil-
tudo , Pain In the Hack , Dimnu-w of Ylrion , Pro-
nitiiro Olil Ago , ami in.iny nthi r Hl-aimm tlmt
c.ul to Insanity or Coinmm | > tloii and n I'rcnm-
turoOmui.
jtJTFuH particular * * in nir pamiihli't , uhlch
no tluidru In nciiil free I . mall to neryono.
iterThe Spctlllc Jlullelno Ix toM by all druirulntB
vt $1 per package , orOimikt/es for $ T > , or will
10 cent frcu by nml I nn res lit of the innnuy , by
ifteBKlinf TUB QUA IKDICINI'.CO. ,
Duflttlo. N. Y.
For fftln bv 0 K ( .onrlr
KENNEDY'S
EAST - INDIA
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P S3J
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ITTERS
ILER & CO. .
Sole Mftnnfaotnr < irB. OM 4 HA
1830. SriGRT LifJE. K880.
KANSAS CITY ,
St , Joe & Council Bluffs
18 TIIK CINLY
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
ANUTIIKKABT
Prom Oninlia and the Weut.
No chaJK" of ' * 1H butnM'ii QniAha ami at.yOUlx
and but one l.ctwcnn OMAHA nd
HEW YOHK.
Daily Passenger Trams
KAUTEIIN AND V/KSUIIIN C'lTIKU wllh I.KSM
C'lIAItajiaimil IN AJ'VANUKol AI < L (
OTIIKR LI.NF I.
Tbli ontlro linn la | iiipi > .t with I'ulliiiMiS
PultttM Hlcciiliijr Oar , 1'alwo Iay Covltns , JllllurV
Fal-ty I'Ullnrm anil Ojuplcr , and the uulobmto > l
hoiiiw Alr-brako.
o that your tlckot r Kl VIA nANSAH
r , MT. JOSKl'H & COUNCIL WUFK Itull
roul , via Kt. JOHC | > ) I and Ht , Ixmld.
Ticket Jor ule ftt all couiioii tatlonu In tbr
West. J. K. HAIINAlll ) ,
A" 0. DAWr.'l , Oon. S'Jiit. , Ht , Jowiph , Mo
Otin. 1'wi. mil Tlclut Ant. , lit. Jonc'i'li ' , Ho.
ANur IluKUKN , 'llckct AKiint ,
1020 rarnhani Htrcul.
A , U. IIAKXIRD Oonural Airont ,
OUA1IA. NK
W. K. V1008. 11. MKltUKI.I , .
f , E , VMS & CO ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
125 Lasallo Street , GHIOAGO ,
Grain and Provisions Bought
and Sold on Margins.
RetaskaLandAgen !
DAVIS & SNYDER ,
1605 Farnham Ot . Omaha , Nebra
< bOOO jft
CaH-.ullj Huiu'tul Uml In Kauturn Nohrimkafo
iwln Ortttt Hart ! lim In Improved fariiiu , and
Ounha tltyproinrty
O. K. DAVIS' WKCflTEH BNYUEIl
' V. M . . .
Ut Ian -I Oom'r 11 _
Geo. P. Bemis
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
I6th and Dodge Bti. , Omaha , N b ,
Thli K ncy uoun bTKicri.ru I to'nii ' v butlneu
Dooauttpcculatu and thvrfirrit nuy bargain
arc Insured to om , lt Ua
The Oldest Wholesale and TIIK IKADI Ml
Retail JEWELRY HOUSE MUSIC HOUSE
in'Omalia , Visitors can here IN T i : WEST !
General for the
tlnd all novelties in SILVER Agents
Finest and Best Pianos and
VER WARS : . CLOCKS , Organs manufactured ,
Rich and Stylish Jewelry , Our prices are as Low as
Eastern Manufacturer
uhe Latest , Most Artistic , any
and Dealer ,
and Choicest Selections in Pianos and Organs so id
PRECIOUS STONE Sand for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices ,
all FINE
descriptions of A SPLENDID stock of
WATCHES at as Low Pri Steinway Pianos , Knabe
ces as is compatible with Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi
honorable dealers. Call anos , and other makes.
and see our Elegant New Also Clough & Warren ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smitb
Store Tower Building
, , American Organs , &c. Do
llth and Farnham
corner
not fail to before
see us pur
Streets chasing.
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW GASES !
Large Stock Always on Hand.
THIS AJTO CUKRECT MAP
joyourt any roiwoniililo nurstloti tlml Dm
& NORTH-WESTERN BY
, iv nn otlrt tl'o t > # s roft tor you to take when JnivclliiR In cither rtltectton I
thlca o inn ! all ortho Principal Points in iho West , Norlli and Norihwe&t ,
Ai'fnll > < ainlliothl Map. The Trl'ioliiM f'lllMof IlioWoitanil NnrthwtMtnrr SCktlnn *
on llils roail Us through Ualii'J muku co.so cutmccttoa11U tUotrAmaotullrullroiulxai
luncllon
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THE CHICAGO & , NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
Over all of Its principal llnci.rtins cneli wnv ilallyfrnin two to lourormoro l 'ast i'.tir |
l niliis. Ills the only uiuil west if UhlvaKu lliat usus tlio
The Imperial Palace Dining Cars. ;
Tlckrts over tills roail are sulU liy ull COUJMJII Tlckot Afionts fn tti l/ulted 8tat w au * .
Jtcincinlior lo asl ; for Tickets via this road , bosurotlioy read over It.iind tiKe noun oni fi
iai.X IIL'Olim'.Ocu'l ilauaccr , Chicago. . \ \ . II. STKNSETT.Onu'l 1'u.ss. Aeoai , i'U
P. UUKL , Ticket AitonS . 'A K. W. lUIUvn14th nd r Jnli ni Btrooti.
I ) . K. KIMDALli , AitUtant Ticket Aont 0. Ji N. W. lUllwiy , H h nJ , Ftrnbam llroell
J. I1KLL , Ticket A < unt 0. * N. W. llallw y , U. I' . K. II. J ) pot.
HAMK3 T. OLAIli ; Qeneral Airont.
WM. ROGERS'
Manufacturing Company ,
-MAKERS OF THE-
Finest Silver Plated Spoons and Forte ,
Tile only mid ( ! plato that
firm
s Kync ; for iu-
Jto/jorn / Uron.
atunco u uinglo
All ou' SJIOOIIH ,
plated Spoon a
Forks and
Knivoa plated triple thicknoHs
with thu ( ; ruatcnt
pktu only on
of euro. Each
thu n u o t i o B
lot boiiif ; liuug
on u sculo while whuro expo d
lciii ( { plutod , to to wear , thurohy
insure u full do- making n single
poait of nilvuron
plated Spoon
thorn ,
wear aa long aa
Wo would call
a triple plated
oupecial atton-
one.
tinn to our sue-
Rival.li Orient-
9
'All Ordcru In the West should bo'Addrcssod to
A. B.
Wholesale Jeweler ,
OMAHA , NEB.
. O.
WHOLESALE .GEOCER
. ,
l2l3 .Farnham St. . Omaha , Neb.