OMAHA DAILY .BEE TUESDAY , t'KHKi/Altx < „
OMAHA PUDLISHINQ CO , PROPfllETOf
010 Farnham , bet. Oth And 10th Street !
TERMS OK sunsciurTioN.
nt copy 1 ycar.ln < hancopo ( tpalj ) . $10
3 monlns " " - - 6
month " " 3
RAILWAY TIME TABLE ,
TIKI CARD CHICACIO , St. PAUI. , MISSKAfOUS.I
OVAIIA RAILROAD.
Leave Omaha Pamonfjcr No. 2 , 8:30 : * . m. .
eomiuCKlatlon No. 4 , 1:0 ti. m
Artli o Omaha rawcnitcr No. 1,6:20 : p.
Accommodation No , 3,10M : ) a , m ,
LI AVISO OMAHA HAST OS 8OUTII ROUfTI.
C. , H. 1 U. 7:40 n. m. 3:40 p , m.
C. & N. W. , 7:40 : a. tu. 3:10 : p. m.
C. , K. I. & p. 7:40 : a. m. 3:4011. : m ,
K. C. , St. J. i 0. ! ) . , IcMca at 6 a. m. and 8
, ? . m. ArrHcaatSt. Louis at 8:30 : a. m. and 6
y. m.
m.W. , St. L. & P. , Iea\ceat8 . in. and 3:40 :
Arrive * a St. Louis nt 0:40 : a. tn. and 7
m
WMT OR SOCTUWS8TS.I
H. * 11. In Neb. , Through Express , St 0 a.
II. fc M. Lincoln Kxprcas 0:20i. : . tn.
V 1 * . Overland Kxpriwa , 12:16p. m.
O , & R. V. ( ot Lincoln , 11:45 : a. tn.
O. & li V. tor Onceola , 0:40 : a. in.
U. V ( relcht No. t > , 8:30 ft. m.
O. 1' rclght No. 0 , 8:20 : ft. tn.
U. I' , freight No. 13 , 2:60 : p. m.
D. P. freight No. 7 , 6:10 : p. m. emigrant.
. .il' . Demur oxtircR * , 7:35 : p.m.
TJ. P. Ircli-ht No 11 , ll'SO p. m.
VJ. I * . Romcr ( relent,8:26 : p. m.
IRMM.SO-rkOM IAHT AHD Minn.
O. B. & ( j 6:110 : a , m. 7:25 : p in.
& N.V. . , 0:45 : a. m. 7:25 : p. tn.
C. U. 1. &l',9ID i , . in H.06 p. m.
. C. , St. Jon ft C II. , 7:40 : a. m. 0l5p. : i
A&UVINO FtOM THR KWlT AND SOUTHWIHT.
O. * K. V. ( rom Lincoln 1.03 p. m.
U. P. 1'iuldc Expro * * 3:26 p. m.
B k SI. In Nob. , Through Riprcsa 1:16 : p :
13. & M. Lincoln Kxprcit 9:40 : a m.
D. P. DctiMsr oxprcHK , 7:35 : a. tn.
U. V. Krilifht No. 14-2tO : t > . m.
U. P. NO. P 6:20 : n. in. Emigrant.
0. I1. Irolnht No. U , 12:15 : p. tn.
U. P. Si , tv U.CO p. m.
U. P.c. . 1U 1:46 : a. in.
U. P. Uomer freight , 1.10 a. m.
O. * U. V mlxiM , ar. 4:45 : p. tu.
DtTMVT TKAI.SH BRIWKKN OMAHA ANL
L \\c Omaha at 3:00 : , 9:00 : , 10:00 : and 11 :
ui. ; 1:0 : 2:00 , 3:00 : , 4:00 : and 5:00 : p.m.
LoAVi Council IluTn ot 8:25 , 0:25. 10:25 a
1 : a. m. ; 1:25 : , 2:20 , 3:25 , 4:25 : and 6:25 : p.
Sun-lijs The dummy lontcs Omaha at 9
' and 11:00 : a. tn. ; 2:00 : , 4:00 : anil 5:00 : p. tn. Lrav
Council Hlulle at 9:26 and 11:25 a. m. ; 2:26 , 4 :
and 5:25 p. m.
Through and local passenger trains bctwc
Omaha nnd Conn. . II Mulls. Lca\o Omaha 0 : :
J:45 : , 8:60 : a. in. ; 3:40 : , 5:46 : , 0:00 : p. m. Arri
Omaha 7:40 : , 11:35 : , 11:46 a. in. ; 6:40 : , 7:05 : , 7 :
:40 : | i. m.
Opening ann Closing of Mr Hi.
orn.i. CL08K ,
a. m. p. m. a. m. p.
W. .11.00 9:00 : 6:30 : 2 ;
Chlu.io ; , U I. i PaiMc.11:00 : 9:00 : 5:30 : 2 :
ChVf tie , I ! , it Q 11:00 : 9:00 : 6:30 : 2 :
WnlwHli 12:30 : 6:30 : 2
fllouv City anil P.icific . 0.00 5:30 2
Union Pacific 1:00 : 11:40 :
Omaha Si H. V 4:00 : 11:40 :
B. & H. In Neb 4:00 : 8:10 :
Omaha & Sioux Clt ) . . . . 6:00 : 7:30 :
B. < & M. Lincoln 10:30
D. P. Lincoln , SinnlH\ . . 1:30 : 11:00 :
U. P DOIIMT F\ . " :00 : 6 :
O. . Sioux Ut > f..t. . I'.11:00 : li
Loeul milNfor htalc ol lo leave but onci
day , vl6:30 n , m.
Ofllce oiitn Sundays Iroin 12 m. to 1 p. m.
THOS. K HALL P M ,
Busiiiess Directory.
Abstract and Real bstate.
JOHN L. McCAGUE , opposite Post Office.
\V. K. BAKTLETT 317 South 13th Street.
Architect ! .
DUfltEXE & MENDELSSOHN , ARCIHTECl
Koomll Crrlshton Block.
A. T. LAKOK Ji. , Room 2 , Cieluhton Block ,
Dooti and Shoos.
JAMES DRYING & co. ,
rire Hcctfi and Rhoc.s. A | iood ; asdortment
bema uorK on hand , corner 12th and Harnoy.
TUO.-j. BiUCKSO.N , S E. cor. 10th and Dougli
JOHN FOHTUNATU3 ,
305 10th nrcet , m.tnufacturee to order good weal
al lair prices. Kcpairioi ; done.
Bed Springs.
J. F. LARRIMER Manufacturer. 1617 Douplu
Dooka , News and Stationery.
J. I. FKUEHAUF 1015 Farnham Street.
Butter and Eggs.
UoRIIANE & SCHKOEDKIt , the oldest B. and
buuttu ID Nobrankn ur.taliliahcd 1876 Omaha.
OKNTRAL
RESTAURANT ,
illlS. A. RYAN ,
coutuwest coiner ICthatid Doilgo.
Best Board ( or the Monoy.
Satisfaction Guarantee
it all Hours.
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms ( or Caa
Furnlihnil UnnirB quypllcd.
WM SNYDKK , 14th nnd Harnoy Strocta.
Clothing Bought.
J. IIA1UIH will pay hlghostCashprice ( or secoi
b > m < cloihlni' . Corner 10th and Farnham.
jewo er .
JOHN IIAUMKH 1314 Farnham Street.
Junk.
H. ISEUTllOLD , Raga and Metal.
Lumber , Lime and Cement.
JTO8TKR & OK Y corner fith and Douglas UI
Lninpnand Ulanware.
J. 1IONNEU 1309 Uouglaa St. Good Varlct
Merchant Tailor * .
O. A LINDQUKST ,
'One of our moat rcpular Merchant Tailors la r
coking the latest ik-duns lor SlirhiK' and Suinm
Goods ( or Kt'iitlemon'a wear. BtylUli , durabl
and prices low OH over 21D 13th bet. Uou&Kar
Millinery.
MRS. C. A. HINOKK , Wholesale and Retail , Fa
cy Goods In Krcat variety , SCcjihyru , Card Hoard
IK Hosiery , Gloves , Cornets , &c. Cheapest House
ihcWest. Purchatiera na\o 30 per cent. Ord
br i ! H. 116 Fifteenth Street.
foundry.
JOUN WEAKNE & SONS , cor. Utliic JickBOr.6
Hour end Feed.
OUAHACITY MILLS , 8th and F.rnhum Sli
Welslmns Broa , , propriotore.
Qroceri.
-I. HTKVENS , 21et between Cumlng and I i
T. A. McBHANB , Corn. 23d and Cumlng Street
Hardwaio , Iron and Steel.
OU.LN & LANOWORTHY , Wholoeale , 110 at
112 1Mb street
A HOLMES corner 16th and California.
Harriett , Saddles , &c.
B. WEI8T to 18th at. bet Farn.&Harne
Hotel !
; ANFIKLD HOUSE , Oeo. CanHeld.Bth & F rnh
'POUAN HOUBK , P H , Cary , 918 Famhara fl
SLAVEN'S HOTEL. F. Slaven , 10th St.
Southern Hotel Ou . Hamel Bth < fc Lcavenworl
Drugi , Palntt and Ullt.
KUHN & CO.
foarmaclsti , Fine v no Uoods , Cor , Utn t.n
DOUJIH btreeU
W. J. WHITEHOUPE , Wholesale & Retail , Wth e
0. FIELD , 2022 North Bld Cumlug Strtt
PARR. Druggist. 10th and Howard BtreeU.
Dentliti.
.BR. PAUL , Williams1 Block Cor. 16th & Dodge
Dry Good * Notions , Etc.
JOHN H. F. LKllMANN 4 CO. ,
Mew York Dry Goods Store , 1310 toil 1:12 ykr {
him tr et.
L.C. F.nc'AOll also boot * and shoes Tth&PaclB
ruruiture ,
A T GUOS8 , NWDd Btoond Hand Kurnltu
od Btovej , lilt DcuilM. Highest cull prli
aid for second bans 70001.
BONSER1309D3twi it. Fine eoods , 4
f free Worki.
OL'AIIA FENCE CO.
CUBT , FRIES 4CO ISUHarnerSt , Imrrov
> J let Boiei , Irrr and Wood1 Fence * , Offii
> 3ilLo i , Couulue Ploe and Walnut.
r
V
Olgart and Tobacco ,
WKST & FRITSCI1ER , m mtlacturcn ol Cl i
nd Wholwalo l > o lr i n Totxwxoii , 1306 Dousi
* . _ P _ . U > nRNZRfjn nuacturer ( lIlBFarnhi
Florlit.
A. lonihtte , plant * , cut flowers , c < vH ,
stc. N. W. cor. ICth and DourlM ( trccts.
Civil Engineer * nd Surveyor * .
ANDHKW IIOSKWATKU. CreiKhton Bio
Town Siincje , Gt d and So crairc Sjstcml
Specialty.
Uommltilon Merchants.
JOHN 0. W1L U9.1414 Dolifo htruet.
D 11 tlKKMKU. KordetAlls scoUrco d\crtl
went In IHllv and WcokU
Cornice Work * .
Western Cornice Works , .Manufacturers li
Cornice , Tin , Iron and slate UootlliiK. Ord
( rom any locality promptly executed In the l >
minnor. Factory nnd Oltlco 1213 Harooy St ,
C. SPKCHT , Proprietor.
Oat\anlzcd Iron Cornlnt , Window Caw , l
manufftctured and put up In any part of I
country. T. 8INIIOU ) 418 Thirteenth street
Crockery.
J. HONSHU 1309 Dou IM street. Uoodllne.
Clothing and FurnlthlnR Qoodi.
GEO. U. PKTKRSON. Also Hats , Caps , Hoc
Shoes , Notions and Cutlery. S04 S. 10th street.
Refrigerator * , Canflold't Patent.
C. F. GOODMAN llth St tict. Farn. A lUtn
Show Case Manufactory.
O. J. WII.DE.
Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds ol bn
CftiH'S , Upright Coses , i „ 1317 Caw St.
FRANK L , OKRHAIll ) , proprietor Omr
8haw Ca o manufactory , 818 South 10th stu
between Lcavenuorth and Marry. AU K ° '
warranted Hmt-claM.
Pawnbroker * .
ROSKNFKLD. 10th St. . hot , far A 11
Utovct ana mware.
A. UURMUSTKR ,
Dnalcr In Stoves and Tinware , nd Manulactu
of Tin Roots and all klmln of liulUline Wo
Odd Fellows' lllock.
J..nONNER , 1301) Douulas St. Goo.l and Che
8oed .
J. KVANS , \Vhole.-olo and Retail Seed DrlllH i
Cultlxators , Odd Hollow * Hall.
Physician * nnd SurRconi.
W. S , GIBUS , M. D. , Room Nn 4 , Credit
Block , 16th Street.
P. S. LK1SKNRINU , V. , D. Masonic Block.
C. L. HART , M. I ) . , Eyi anil Ear , 0 ] > p postof
DR. I , . II OHAODY.
Oculist and Aurlst. S. W 16th and Fnrnhatn
Photograptier * .
OEO. 1IEY.N , PROP.
Grand Central Gallery ,
212 Sixteenth Street.
near Masonic Hall First-clftts Work nnd Pram
ness Kuarantccp
Plumbing , Ga * and Steam Flttlnrj.
P. W. TAUPY & CO. . 210 12th St. , net. Kiunh
and Douglas. Work | irum\ity \ ! attended to.
D. yiTZPATKIOK. 1400 Douglas Street.
alntlnu nn aper anKlng ,
nENRY A. KOSTERS. HI Uodgo Street
Shoo Store * .
Phillip Lang , 1320 Farnham st. bet. 13th k 14
Eacond Hand Store.
PERKINS & LEAR , 1116 DoiiL'las St. , New i
Second Hand Furniture , House Furnishing Ooo
&c. , bought and sold 0:1 : narrow marrlns.
Ualoont.
HENRY KAUFMANN ,
In tne nmv brick block'on Duuglas Btraut , I
Just opened a most elegant licei Uull. ,
Hot Lunch from 10 to 12
o % cry day.
" Caledonia " J FALCONER 679 10th Street.
Undertaken ,
CHAS. RIEV.'E , 101 ! ' Farnham lict. 10th & 11
00 Cent Stores.
P. 0. RAUKl'S 1205 Pariihara St. , Fancy Go (
TRUTH ATTESTED.
SomoImportanthtntomoMts oi'XVr
Known People \Vbolly
Voi-illcd.
In order that the public may fully rcall/e t
genuineness of the statements , .is well ast
power and value of the article ofihlch th
speak , wo publish herow Ith the ( ac-aimlle si'i ( ,
turcs of parties whoso sinccntv is tiejondqui
tlon. The Truth of thctio tostiinonl.ila la abi
lute , nor can the facts they announce bo I
nored
OMAHA , NUB. , May 24 , 1881.
H. H. WARNKR&CO. :
DKAKSIR : 1 have frequently used Wnrnci
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure for local aflcctlo
attendant upon sotcro rheumatic attacks , ai
( me always derived benedt therefrom. 1 ha
also used the Safe Nerilno with satisfactory i
Biilta. I consider these medicines v orthy
conflJcnce.
Deputy Treasurer
OMAHA , NKB , May 24 , IfcSl
H. n WARNBB&CO. , Rochester , N. Y. :
OKNTS : I hav * ! your Safe Kidney ai
Liver Cure this spring as a herlnvlgorator , ai
1 find It the beat remedy I c\cr tried. 1 ha
used 4 bottlca , and It has nmilo mo feel belt
than ever I did before In the aprinir.
U. P. H. Shops.
II. II. WARNRR &Co. :
SIRS : For more than 15 yiars I have auflerc
nuch In omenlence from combined kidney ni
her diseases , nnd ha\o been unable to vor
nyurln M yort ; naalaobelnK affected I rled
great many inedlclncB and doctors , but I ( 'rc ,
woruu and worioday hy day. Iv.a told 1 hi
llrliiht's Disease , and I wlahod myself dead II
could not have speedy relief. I took your Ha
Kidney and Ll\cr Cure , knowing notnliitf el
wa.1 ever known to euro thi disease , and I hai
lot been disappointed. The medicine has cur <
no , and I am pcrloe ly well to-day , entire
throUKh your Sale Kidney and Liver Cure
wish jou all mice si In publishing thla v-tluah
rcmoily through thn uorlJ
U. P. R. It. HhO)8. ]
Thousand * of equally Btrong ender < ; ment
nany ol them In cases where hope was aba
doned ba\a been voluntarily | rhm , Knowing tl
rcmaikablc power of WarnerV afu Kidney ar
Liver Cure , In all d seasei of the kldnoys. llv. .
* " If any one who reads th
trouble rtipp'nber the Kro
United States Depositor ]
X-XXC.SO ?
NationalBanl
- OF OMAHA. -
Oor. 13th and Farnam Stu.
OLDEST BANKING F.STAUL1HHMENT I
OMAHA ,
BUOOEBSOnS TO KOUNTZE DROTHERE
uriBLiBUBD 1856.
Organized ai a National Dank Auuat 20 , Ifae
CAPITAL AND PUOKJT3 OVEH8300.0C
eric > iM AMI DiBnjiom , :
liiRUAN KOUKTZU , President.
AucifBTi'B KouMrr , Vice I'rraldent ,
II. W. VATBS , Cashier.
A. J. Porri.rro > , Attorney.
JOHN A. CBKIOIITOK.
F , II. inn * , Abut. Cotil ,
Thl bank receives 'Jc.o < IU wtthnu reyird
nmounts.
liuuestlme certificates bearlni ; Intereev.
Draws ilralU on Han KrancUco andptinclj )
Itlea ol the United SUteu , elbe Lnndui , Dubfl
KdlnburL-h an 1 the tirliHltal cltloa ct the com
Dent of Europe.
Btlla pAosencer tlcketn for emlicraatulby thu I
man line nuvliltf
J 0. W. DOANS. A.O.OAM ? ! ! ! ,
DOAKE& CAMPBELL ,
Attor neys-at-Lav
Joint-Stock Far in ill ff.
Juint'Htock or co operative fnrtni
hni of Into year * oxtoiulocl to moot
Ilu wodtcrti nnd nurtlincatorti atat
I'erlmps it * uro.itcat sticctaca lif
boon in lown , Kmisi > s , Illinois n
Michi ftti Thoronro but two tint
to prevent its being fiUvulilv roiniin
ativo nnywhpro in tbo I'nitoil Stiv
wlierw ntihvay or water trnimportnti
oxmts. ThcRO nro , lint , rnacahty <
thu part of tlm munaqors , ntul seem
stujiidity or bad jutlyinont. ' ! '
tismil pliui is for , wiy twcntv , forl
sixty , or oiui hniulrcd iiurnotiR to tin
in nn naaoomtion , onch bit.din ; ; hi
eclf or herself for womoii ns well
nioti cnn onjingo in tlio bnsinosa
pay into thu cununon trenailry
intiuh , according to the ntnoiint
stock bold. Or , porbaps , the but' '
plan is for onch inoiubor of the asao
ation to pay in equal monthly istf
utonts so much per month - $5 , $10
? 20 per inmith , nccordiny to t
nrticlus of association. An associati
of ( itty porsong , paying in uach (
dur month , would have nt tliti end
twelve month $0,000 cash in the tro
ury. If they roaolvod to proaeci
tbo buainess of viniculture-
is thu future great resotirco of tl
state they would bu able at the e
erf the first your to purchr
and pay for three hundr
acruH of Kuud land atiited to t
growth of tlio urapo. At the end
the next year they could fence , bre
up the ground and plant the vin
The st rte board of vinicultural co
missioncrs say that it costs $100 \
aero to bring vines to a paying coiv
tion. They do not aay whether tl
includes the cost of the land and
fencing. Lot us asaumo that it di
not , and that the cost each year
tending the vines is § 'JO per acre , a
that the tiratl car of paying prodt
tion ia the fifth year after plantii
Throe hundred acres in vines , tin
would cost the association as follov
Tjiiul nt $ ' 20 per iicru $ 0 , (
1'luntinR nnd four yearn' attend-
nnca 80,1
Total outlay 3lO : , (
At the end of the fourth year fr <
planting the association would lui
paid in at the rate of § 10 per moil
each , § 30,000 , or § 000 each. At t
end of the fifth year they would re
ize a grape crop of , say two tuns
the acre , or ( iOO tons. Thuao , if w
selected for wine , they could soil
the vineyard for $30 pur ton. Th
would clear up their debt of ? 0,0
and have loft a profit of ? li2,0 (
llalf ot this would bo required
pay _ the expanses of conducting t
buainess for the next year , and SOC
would bo loft for dividends. T
monthly contributions of §
each would then stop , and I
the fifth year each member woi
get n return of ? 120. At the eigh
or ninth year , the land and culm
tion being good , the not profit , accor
ing to the ViniculUirul commisaici
would bo about § 100 per aero over i
expenses. If the shares in the ase
ciation wore equally held by all t
members , each member would got
not return of $000 a year. The win.
not ptoduction of 300 acroa would '
30,000 a year , and it would inerea
for the seventh of eighth year tin
might begin to expand their busmee
oven without continuing the month
payments of $10 pormonth. Andattl
end of the twelfth of thirteenth ye
they might , by prudent and hone
management have a thousand acres i
productive vinqyard , with a nut i
come at the end of the fifteenth yo
of § 80,000 to $100,000 ; and that , to
without expending all thn dividon
of back yeara from the time the orif
nal 300 acres of vineyard began
pny. Each member of the aasociatu
would then have a yearly income
from $1,000 to § 2,000. Orlthp aea
lion might dissolve and divide tl
property equally , in which case oai
member would bo the owner
: wonty acrca of productive vinoyar
The advantages of this joint-slot
plan , are apparent. The iiKsociatu
would bo bettor able to secure crodi
than the indviduals. The ex pens
jf conducting the one business wou !
bo far Iocs than the expenses of oo
ducting fifty separate enterprise
They would become a reapoctable fa
; or in commercial circles. Tin
could buy cheaper and sell at highi
iriees than n single individual coi
ducting one vineyard only ono-llftiol
us largo.
SOME NEW GEOGRAPHY.
For People Who Huvo Not Cut Tlao
Eyo-Tooth.
Detroit Free PrcsK.
"Of what is the surface of tl
earth composed ? "
"Of corner lots , mighty poor road
railroad tracks , baseball ground
cricket Holds and skating rinks. "
What portion of the globe is water
"About three-fourths. Soniotim
they add a little gin and nutmeg
it. "
"What is a town'/ / "
"A town isa t'ormidorablo colloctit
of houses and inhabitants , with foi
or five men who 'run the party' ai
lend money at 15 per cent , interest
"What is a city'/ / "
"A city ia an incorporated tiiwi
with n mayor who believes that tl
whole world shakes when ho haj > poi
to fall fiat on a cross-walk. "
"What is commerce ? "
"Borrowing $ B for a day oo- two ;
"Name thw different races. "
"llorao race , boat race , bicyc
race nnd racing around to iiud n rnu
to indorse your noto. "
"Into how many cksaos iiniankii
divided I"
"Six ; being enlightened , civili/.oi
half civilized , aavuge , too utter , no
worth-a-cont and Indian af { nta , "
What nations are cull onhghtei
odt"Tlioso
Tlioso which have the most war
the worst laws and jxrodtico the wet
criminala. "
"Hou many motions has tl
eartht"
'That's according to how you in
vour drinks and which way you |
homo. "
Louisville Ceurlcr Journal.
A eurioim custom prevaiU along tl
seaooant of Massachusetts in regard
Bulling pools on fishermen to M
which one of them will catch the fit
fisU while out on an excursion. In
number of tlio seaport towns regul
exchanges are established , while tl
pool sollitlg goes on , and each in ;
in every fishing excursion that goes
bought pp by the ndvontureflomo g '
blor in the name manner that her <
that entered for a race are bougl
Theao pools often run up as high
$500 or § IK)0 ) each , nc < rdnnr to t
number of tUhurmen , , uid the lii
man that c.itchoa a ti < h i < i deol.trod t
winner and hi * bneker takes the pi
the man who gota stwiiil plnn , ho
over , takes some shnro.
ThrouQrnnlto State \Votuon. E
rorro'iHindiiifo Hinton Jo-irnsl
Living at present in it. t. > \\n m \ ,
llampahire ate tbroo wouionlin for
a trio not easy to parallel in a Ni
Kiijjland town of its izi < . They a
natives of the placo. One of them
an Amazon , not in the sense of appn
ent masculinity , but in aotualHtreng
and agility , and her enterprise
I'qunl to her endurance. Itvaa r
ported in the papers of the conn !
that nho picked nnd marketed
quarts of blueborriv8 the last soiisoi
She assured the writer that the qtmn
ity waa much lartror than was roper
ed , Those berries nlio earned on foi
two miles to the village and poddh
thorn out to the residents Uuuontl
she wheeled n whoolbariow two an
o c-half miles over a roti h and hill
road and returned with it , trundlin
home two good sized pn-g. Site pe
formed a feat a few weeks since tin
few mon would care to undertake , yi
aho accomplished it without ado
difliculty. Having purclm od nt tli
village an outside dwellinn-hounodoo
one and one-half inch thick , all
placed it on her back and earned it i
that manner to her homo , a distant
of two long miles. Yet she ta slotidi
in form and agile and elastic as a dooi
She is often aeon wnlknig tinatret
engaged in knitting , her lingora an
feet moving as if in vigorous com pi
tition with each other. U'luut notii
cumbered , in passing to and from th
village , sbo frequently striken into
run , sometimes maintaining it up th
itoopcat hills and for moat of the dn
tance. Occasionally she esRiijs joun
oya of ten and fifteen million foot it
to neighboring towns , if nut at corn
spending speed , yet nt 0110 surnrisin
to people with ordinaly powers of h
comotuti. Matohud with a htiabnu
of otial ( ] energy aho would bo BUI
rounded with comfort and ahundanei
JJut while she has nhonn charaolerii
tic ontorpriao in tins respect , hi
third venture ia by no nie.uib a mate
for her. Indeed , , it would bo diflicu
to find one among the sons of meiu
The second of the trio furnishes
parallel in part to the woman of &
maria , in that aho has heun the tinn
married. Number two m the Nw
Hampshire trio is still living with he
fifth husband , and lias been nly fou
times widowed. The laat time ah
was loft with a group of fathorlee
children , who bore among them th
namoa of her four dccoaeud hiihbiimh
She has soinu ( itialities in comino
with the woman first named. L'ulik
the first , she ia a stout , boKom ma !
ron , and ia atill fresh , nnd not in
oomoly. Hut aho is self-reliant , vijj
orous and dotormined. A clergyma
once remarked at a funeral that th
deceased had been a very dutiful bun
band. As much may ho presumed o
all her husbands. Not many year
ago she refused to p.iy her tates , am
the collector put her in jail. IJu
there was some informality in th
procoodinga , and the result was thu
she collected more money of the col
lector than ho did of liar. For som
marital infelicity she once loft one c
lior husbands. Ho instituted proceed
inga for a. divorce on the ground c
desertion. Near the time of the trif
aho returned nt nigh , forced her wn
into the house , and doubtless to tli
surprise of her husband reiumed hi
place in the family. This Bottled til
Ideation at isauo. She has never boo
divorced , nnd baa proBonved a reputi
tion tor virtue.
But in one thing thu last of the tri
ia more notable than either of tli
others. In IUT hymeneal coiKjuoal
mo rises above number two. Hi
iionoyiuoon with her sixth husban
lias but recently passed. Of at loai
otio of the six aho waa bereaved b
death. In respect to the others , hi
aso illustrate * the facility given t
a woman by our divoreo laws to o ;
change husbands without the mouri
: ul intervention ofl
To Nervo-js Sufferers
THE atJEAl EUROPEAN REMEDY
Ur .J. B. Sirapson'B Speoiil
It li a ) > JitlM'o.i. | tut h | " : iinal < ) irt ] > , Kuniln
iVuoknuw. lir.potan , aod ull UlacaioR r Miltli
'rom SnlNAbiiM , it > .Mental Anxiety , Lotjg *
Mnmor ) , PniiiKin t'.r&ick orbldu , anil Jl can
that Icnil I
COI rfumptlc
hpucll
I < ln , ; nil
'Mwondo
I'll HIIUCUHH.
Painiihle
iit truu tn for tliQtu ni v < : l ( nil pa
Mciilars.
Prlco , Hiwei f 1.00 pei piickfc'i * . or lx
Kcn for gfi.OO. < i btKHrt all urderahi
II. 8IM80N . MKI JCINK CO.
No . 1P ail 100 Main St. Jhiflalo , K. 'J
old In Omibft ' > IriivglstvnvcijTwhere.'J
K 'HI , ulill IriivglstvnvcijTwhere.
JUT If Toiiir" i'inn\ fit sou nut i.
7 tan of lei
rni'il by tlm Htrwn " '
jour diitn > iuli alitht wDrlt 'tn rri
tuiuhrulniivi it niif
Hop Bjttcra. ( MI , UM > Htjfl 0.
I enlfcrlnif frotu wij li
i.Awiii if you.riiiiior
rlud < IP ulnirf" . ulU of I fmi.i
| ioor aoaltU AT l "r'iil/ nt < tlcU
ueni1 , r ljr i"i Hop1
WHoevn . -
junyti.
ITOBUll /Ml I njully Cruiii BO
your I forrnoA Kldn
nniUB c\uanflnK \ , I" n.
In ft ot < * lm < fltt > i
j I by cliiiiily 'i
iijto Hop
D , I. O
liitni , iiii 1 IrrofflnlH
,
itowtith
at C > *
We c u r f u
UBU of oplun
You will be Icbuoco , i
cvmidirytmuMi uircutl"
Hop Bitters ,
lyoii re lrir ldlirilruii
ily wcnk r..U. Kcndfu
} < iw TilrlUil , NEVER Circular
I ' It m U V
B ve youi ,
life. It lure FAIL B'fU ( U. ,
Kitvoti hu llutkt.lrr , W I
ureUe , AToroolo. Out
THE OOOIDHTAL
J. I. PAYNTEF
Proprietor
Corner 10th and Howar
Streets ,
OMAHA , NEB ,
.Hates , Two Dollars Per Da ;
Wwl tot hcttiK the ino 1 direct. iiili' | ui > ,
mfMt line romipctlni ; tli * eri-al Mrtroitlli , "
CAOO , and tlio K * i , N RTit-KAirKVi , ( i
ami Sotrni.KmmtN LlM s\thlchtrrmliuit4ilu <
with KAN A Cm , I.HMUNWORTII , Mtnitu
.Vniwrit , Ituirm nnd tiuttu , lh Coi n
I : * T from which rwllaio
EVERY LINE OF ROAD
hit I'onotrntci the Continent Irom Ihr Mhwoi
Mr or to the Pacific Slope The
CHICAGO NOOK ISLAND- 1 J
01F10 RAILWAY
" the only line from Chlmxo inuilni ; tract tn
{ IUISM. orhlch , hy lt o < n road , rr-xJiM
K > lnt alimo iiMnnl , No THANHPIIM BT OAKUMI
Jo MHHIMI rosiiinmo.su I No h\iildlb In I
rntllatnl or unolcnn cnti , M c\prv mwonwi
jmUMIn roomy , divan and umtllalod coaehi
lyon Kant Ktptmii Tralnn
DAT IHnn ol umhnlivl imunlfluinco , Puu.u <
'AI.ACB SWinivvi CAM ,
l > t.iiMi CARS , unoii which im-nlii ate Rerrvil ol ti
iirivwcilcrlli > mv , ixt tire ! ow r to ol UBTKUT
INII I'KMS men , with MiiHo time for hmlliifi
n Inj incut ,
'ITiroiik-h earn hetwroti Chlcaxo , I'roilu , M
naukco and Mlwourl Khcr lAliiUi : and clo * co
icctloiw i\t all | > olnU of In ( fraction . * W nth
roa\ .
roaVp tlcliot ( do not fotK'i't thin ) itlrpctl ) to O M
ihico of liiixrtatKM In K UMM. Nfilimitu , HIM
Illln , W\oinln , t'tflh , liUtio , Noadit , CV.Vutnl
) ri'ion , WoshliiKtoii T trltory , OolotMio , Arlfor
nd Nc Moxlro ,
An I borM atriMitFim > nlH rixunluic t'ikiu > -ui
ny ( lUu-r line , mid rotiut ill t o alnnj < aM ow .
.xinHitltom | , hn furnlnh hut a tltlin'o the rn <
fort.
I > OKB ami tnckli < ot npntt nu-n lu < .
TIcki'Li. tuaiM nnd foMcru nt all prlncl |
nlllciix In tlm OnltKil Mutti'n uiul Cftiia'.K
K. it. CAULI : , K. ST. JOHN ,
Vlco Prcn't A lien OPII Tht nd Pnnn'r Au
SUnuicr. chlcauo Clilcairo.
AHI ) ALL KArThK.N ITJKr ,
rhe- Short Lin © via. Peon ;
Eor 1NDIANAPOLIH , naoiNNATJ , LOITI
nd all point * In t : i
For ST. LOUIS
When direct counuctimut aru uuvdo In the Unli
I > o ) t witlt the IlirauKli SleuphiE Car
L\nt \ for Anil POINTB
fitO TC7 M" J3C
NEW LINE H3ES MOINf
THE FAVOKOK UOUTE FOIl
fsland.
The unciyaled | InditajmoniU odurcd hy thls-.t :
to travclcru ami toiuintu ar * ni follown :
The cohbratod I'UIJ.MAN ( Ifi-wliccl ) VftM
BLKKPItld OAI18 nui only on thin line il. , :
k Q. PAtjAUH JkVWkNU UOOM ( JAU wl
Horlon'fl ItocllnliiK Uhnln. No extra chiur.t f
wain In Itt.ollnlnn Uhcilrs. Tliu ( ainoiia 0 % , 11
Q. Palaco. Dining Oara. CVnrnoom Hmok'njQVa
rtttod with ltK" Lti hluh-Ufctkod mttan i-ytilfli
chairs , ( or the oxclimuo tta of first-cUra pu o
< cra.
Steel Truck acd BupaiViii cqutpmunt ( "jniMn
with tbctr giiaA through air arraiiKumc 'Si.Mitk
this , above all otlium , hnu favorite roi.io to ti
Kant , South anil UouUiuaut.
Try It , and ; AU. will IVacI travelliiK a hixury 1
gtoau otn dlmouiIOfU
Tlnoui ( ) tlckntx vluUiln celubratud 1'yu lor MI
tt all oiliii'x In the Urutad SUUw and Cvuula.
/JI nfarnutlon aiuWt raWu ol ( - , Uleeiili
Ua * ncinmiixiilatloni Tliiie Tul/lca , ulxj. , will
cheerfully Klven hy [ jilylnt-
PKKUKVAL LUWKLL ,
Qonera ) ntuivr Aicr.tIdca o.
J. POT7HK ,
( Jo. Hanm'ai ( Jhlcago.
U Mm ' Si CFTV )
M now cijiun to tUw public with
CutFlowers andiPlants
For Hale. Wo lll b ( ( lad tn ttavu the \i\ \ < i
call and tu r.a.
Boii ujotti or Any Floral ; Doalun M.v
to Ord > i
ON Till : HIIOimST NOTItiK.
CllyOruft HoiiHi' , H. W. C'or 17th and V :
Ht c , IHIU IJck from Kith i < truot cur * NL-rnur
aa 'A < ict , oppoHltu Kuit Jim. V. ( Jralu , rflori
an jiLamlwapulJarilntr. I'im2 dm.
NOTIOH
That upon IHtli day el JikUiiary , IbhO , tlio u
doCNlxnuil boiiKht at ) rfvotv xutu In lit * uiun
triusujur'n ollko , lor taxcH ol 187H , ccujuty AI
city , lot H In li'oik U"il , Omaha ' Ity , Douul
County , Niiuroaku. That nalil prop' ty ut ia
ot Biid alu wan aHniMcl.wi trea uruin liook
O. tt llurnhain. That ) thu uiiilcnluiteil wlllii
ply ( or , and caumt to hu l niiid to lil.wn truami
vr uiltted ( or si'il trw-t un or alter Ita nxplrutll
n ( Ih r co month * , from datu huroo ( , unlent I
deniptlon hu inadu otbi'il ' lot In tli jueuntiiru
P. C. J.'MITNKK ,
Omaha , NobJaji. W , IRS1. : ( uhi-2t. :
Skinny Mou >
'WclU' lluilth llenowiTL'reatcHi n > \
cily nn vuitli for iiiitKjtunoi , leaiinubs , mi
iml ileliillty. &c. 81 ' "t (
m 0. V. titMjdiimii'H. ( J
MANUFAC'IUHUHOK
PAPER BOXES
218 and 230 8. 14th St.
- - 3WU3B
Jr.nCilOm
Geq. P. Bemis
REAL ESTATE ACEHCI
15th and Dodge Dts. , Omahi , Nob.
Thin Koncy aoen 8TKioTl.Ta brokerage bunlnii
DI-JK iitBpcoulato and thtrifrrx "J barira !
/ ft \ . rr irunri'd tn nun 'nctt '
COUNSELOR - AT - LA\
J. H. McQULLOOH ,
ltou i , Crulghton lllock , FUUenth Htre 4
> iut .un i
& - WESTERN
' ' ' " ' ' 'avow don Irnvnllti ! ! tn fMilirr m oo
' . ' ' " ' I'-tonpnl Points < n Ihc Wnsl , North , md
THE CHICAGO Jfc NORTH-WbSTERN RAILWAY ,
vimrviM ' -
The Imperial Palace * Dining Cars.
' " 1'ln"1"1- ii " 'ti ft Viitr
i iiiiu'"uc iiTwio.'suTi
' ' ' ' " " ! " " ' ' ' " * "lwmi < ( v ° t5re
, l''il.mil,1"l . 'VV i1" ' . , . / -
" * roi.u ute M i uy ull \ < to { ton ' 's'liiit AKiHits fn tin11
.li'.tVv'1,1,1" ' ' , " ' " ' " | ( ' ' " ' " " 'vtatli'ivroniXh , ur rtlu-j n-nu ou'Mi.aiiii n.K * . .
> * MlMlliil'n.t iriMaiUKMlminniii. . M . 1 ! . STUSSBTT.Omi'l I'ass. AH.MI'
! ! A.W. ' . ' . . ' " ' ' \ r""t AiW'i ' U.V N W ll my.ItU and Fainham streotj.
iiVii S , . . " : , ' , > V4 Vjri-iitrC A t , IV IWIiray , U b | nd Fainh.ui i r di.
J. IIKIili , TIHuit A vnt C ! i N W tUlltrav U f R , R , Doiiol.
ttAMKH 1' l'i VUH ( liuicnil .Went.
The Oldesh AHioUsalB Lnd I
Retail JETO3LRYHOUSE
in Omaha. Visitor can here \y TUB \\KST \
find all nweltiea in SIL- - > .General1 Agent { ? ' for the
VER WAJftP . CLOCKS , Oreans manufactared ?
Rich and g.tyliDh Jewelry , , > ur Pri os are aB-Lc as
. aa-y Eastern Manufacturer
.he Latest Mo&t Artistic -
, & , , Dealer
and Choiw ist Selections UM Pianos and Organs sold
PREGIOD S STONES andr.easier - ' ; inst&llinents at
Bottom Prices.
ptlons of A SPLENDID stock of
'JS at as Low Pri Steinvjay Pianos , Knabe
ces as is compatible wiih Piano , Vose & Soa's Pi
honorably 3 dealers. CaU anos , and other makes.
Also Olough & Warren ,
and sea our Elegant N
Sterling Imperial Smith
, ,
Store Towar
, Building , American Organs , &c. Do
corner ! 1th and Farnham not fail to see UB before pur-
Streets : chasini ? .
IVtAX MEYER & BRO. ,
MAM'UFACTURERS ' OF SHOW GASES !
Large Stock Always on Hand , d3cod tt
G7JILD & McINNIS
QREAT STOCK TAKiMG SALE !
Everything In
DRESS
Notions , and
FURNISHING GOODS ,
AT SWEEPING REDUCTIONS.
It Will , Pay to Call and Compare
Prices.
JS03 MOTH SIKTEEHTH STREET.
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER ,
309 South Tenth Street.
QUALITY AND FIT GUARANTEE ® .
French Calf-Tongue Boots , Sewed , - * $9.00
French Calf Boots , Pegged , . . . . 6.00
American Calf Boots , 5.00
Buckle Shoas 3.50
Pegged Alexis or , - -
MAKE A SPECIALTY OF BOOTS AND SHOES FOR. FEET OUT5OP
WIAPE ,
ft 11 Ordora Promptly Attended to and Pilled With Dispatch.
* No. 1 , No. 2 ,
British Consumption Physio , Brompton Cough Prescription ,
In HuttloH $1.00 each , ( ) for 35,00. In LiittluH 7.1 ociits each , C far 83.0.
.
worw cil is tlio I rijcm aud Moat autcemiul Uou.
llromptoii whuiiK ) thu atiuvo pruauiptions pioti
" . Ojiuuiiiition and Oouph Kcinwiliu , " tht ) above
tuiuntloii llonpitftl In thu World ! on thu "llromptoii. |
HoUli.liiB havu loiiu huun douinud In Knuland JnfalllW. Cyrua ( or all UoiuplaluU ol the LUIIK anq
t'hcit.
T. 3 J. 3