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    OMA1IA DAILY KEE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10 , Ibb * .
'THE DAILY BEE-
OMAHA PUOLISHINQ CO , PROPRIETORS.
010 Farnham , bet. Oth and 10th Btrett * .
TKHJIS OK SUBSCRIPTION ,
oa copy t yf rln < lvanc ( j > oslpixUI ) $10.00
B month * 6.00
month 8.00
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
TIKI CARD C1IICX10 , 8T. fltt , VISNIAfOLU AND
IOMAIIA RAILROAD.
Lcaro Onuliit P.weiifrcr No. 2 , SUlOik , m. Ac-
sommcxIaUon No. 4 , 1:0 : ( p. m
Alr vo Onmhn 1'ivwcnircr No. 1 , 6:20 : p. m.
Accommodation No. 3,10:50 : a. m.
LUTIHQ OMAHA lASt OR BOOTH BOUMP ,
( X , U. ft 0. 7:40 : Ik. m. 3:40 : p. m.
O. A N. W. . 7 : 0 . m. 3:40 : p. m.
0. , IL 1. & P. . 7:40 : ft. m. 3:40 : p. m.
K. C. , 8t J. i C. X | OYC t 8 n. m. nd 6:30 :
3. m. ArtlitsfttSU Louis t 6SOft. m. Mid 6:82 :
*
ff. , St. U A I1. , lwr nt 8 . m. Mid 3:10 : p.
ArtlTpK St. Louis ftt 0:40 : a. m. mil 7:30 :
m
WKBI OR BOUTI1WIHT8.
0. k U. In NcK , Through Kxprcss , 8M : > . m.
I ] , * M. Lincoln Kxircw ] fl:20 : p. m.
U P. OvcrUud Kxprciw , 12:16 : p. m.
O. fc U. V. ( or Lincoln , 11:45 : a. m.
O. A II V. ( or Oscoota. 0:40 : a. m.
D. f frvlilit ( No. B , 6SO : a. in.
U. I' rolRht No. 0 , 8:20 n. m.
O. P. frcl lit No. IS , 2:601 : > . m.
TJ. P. freight No. 7 , 6:10 : p. m. c
w.iP. Denver express , 7:35 : 1' ni.
D. P. ( relirht No 11 , 11-30 p. in.
V. P. Denver frcliflit , 8:26 : p. m.
A&UVlNd FRUM nAbf A5D
a D. b O 6.0 u. n , . 7:25 : p m.
.fc N. W. , U:46 : a. ii-7:26 : p. in.
C It. LbP..D:46a. : in.-'J.06 p. m.
B. C , 8t Joe 4.0 II. , 7:40 : a. m.:46 : p. m
ARUVtMO fBOM T1IK 'NT AND SOUTHWKSt.
O. * K. V. from [ .Incoln-l.OS p. in.
O. P. Pw-lflo Kkiirc ? " C:26 : p. m ,
B k M. In Noli. , Through Kx ) > reH 1:16 : p ni.
D. h U. Lincoln ixiri' : | > * 9:40 : a m.
U. P. Denver oxprcx * , 7:36 : n. in.
U. P. Krilttht No. 142W v. m.
U. P. fo. ( I 6:20 : a. in. KmlerMit
V. P. ( rcl lltNo. 14 , 12:16 : p. in.
D. P. So. 8 11:00 : p. ui.
. P. Vo. 12 1:45 n. til.
U. P. Dciucr frck-tit , 1:10 : a. in.
O. A K. V. mUcil , m. 4:45 : | i. ni.
DVMMT VSA1NM HITWrilN OMAHA AND
CXjU.MII ilLUtKH.
Lcikto ou.urift att:0l : , P.OO , 10:00 : nd 11:00 :
'tn. ' ; i:0 2.00 , 3:00 , 4:00 : wnl 6:00 : p.m.
leave Counclj llluffa ivt 8:1(6 : ( , 9:25. 10.25 and
1J6 a. m.j lS5. 2:25 : , 8:25 : , 4:26 : and 6:26 : p. m.
Sun aj-n Tlio duimuy loa\ou Oin hk ! at U:00 :
and 110 a. ui. : 2:00 : , 4oO : ami 6:00 p. m. Lea > ca
Council DluHfl at 0:26 : nd 11:25 . m. ; 2:26 , 4:25 :
and 66 p. in.
ThrouRhftnd local puwcnucr trains between
Omaha and Coum II rtlnlTs. Leave Omaha 6:16 : ,
7:46 , 8:60 a. ra. ; 3:40 : , 6:45 : , OiO p. ni. Arrive
Omaha 7:40,11:36 : , 11:46 : a. ni. ; 6:40 : , 7:05 , 7:16 ,
! 40 p. ni. _ _ _ _ _ _
Opening anr Closing of Mrlli.
notrra. or . CUMK.
. m. p. m. a. in. p. m.
ChleHKOfcN. W 11.00 0:00 : KSO : 2JO :
Chkairo , It I. A PutllU11:00 : 0:00 : 6:30 : S:10 :
Ohlokito , U. i. W U:00 : 9.00 5:30 : 2:40 :
Wnltash ! 12:30 : 6:30 : 2:40 :
eiouxOtyaiin I'anlk. 0.00 6:30 : 2:40 :
Union Pacific 4:00 : 11:40 :
Oniut.n&H. . V 40 11:10 :
D. ft If. In Neb 4:00 : 8:10 :
Omaha & Sioux Citj. . . . 6.00 7:30 :
B. & M. Lincoln 10:30 : 6:00 :
D. P. Lincoln , SuniHy. . 1:80 : 11:00 :
U. P. Donvur Uxi ) tt:00 : 0:30 :
O. . Sioux City & St. P. . . 11:00 : ! i:40 :
Loc&l inMlH lor State ol lowh le \ e but ont a
tlay , vln:6xia : : , m.
6lHc open Kimdny from 12 m. to 1 p. m.
TITOS. K HALL P M.
Business flirectorv.
Abstract and Real fcitate.
McC'AOUG I'ost OfflcB
JOHN D. , opposite
W. K. HARTLETT 317 South 13th Street.
Archltecti.
& HENUELSSOIUi , AKCIIITECTS
Room 14 CrclRhton Block.
A. T. LA HOB Jr. . lloom 2. Ciolehton Block.
Booti nnd Bhoet.
JAilES DitVINB & CO. ,
' Vine Boots and Shooa. A Rood assortment ol
homo work on hand , corner 12th and Ilnrnoy ,
TBOB. KHICKSON , 8. E. cor. 16th and Douelte.
JOHN KORTUNATUS ,
(10610th street , manufactures to order good work
at Mr prices. Repairing done.
Bed Spring * .
J. r. LARRIUER Manufacturer. 1617 Dour In et.
Book * . Newt and Stationery.
) . L FRUEIIAUF 1016 Farnham Street.
Butter and Egg * .
UcSilANE & BCIIROEDKR , the oldest B. and G.
honoo tn Nebraska cHtnbltxhcd 1876 Omaha.
OKNTRAL
RESTAURANT ,
MRS. A. KYAN ,
v othwart comer 16thand Dodge.
( te t Board ( or the Money.
Hitlsfaotlon Ouarantowl
Heala at all Hour * .
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Oood Terras ( or Uath
Fnrnl'hi'il Unnma " 'ippllod.
Uarrlagei and Roaa
WX BNYDER , 14th and Harney Streets.
Clothing Bought.
J. UAHHH will pay hlifhestCash price ( or second
band clothln/ . Corner 10th and Farnham.
Jewe en.
JOHN BAUMER 13U Farnham Street.
Junk.
U. BERTI1OL.I ) , IlaifB and Moul.
Lumbar , Lime and Dement.
fTOSTEll & OKY corner ( ith and tils.
Lamp * and Ulatsware.
J. BONNER 1309 Doiulau St. Oood Variety.
Merchant Tallon.
O. A LINDQUEST ,
One ui our most rcpular Merchant Tailors la re
ceiving the latent ikwlps ( or Spring and Summer
Gcoda ( or gentlemen a wear. StylUh , durable ,
and prices low as ever 216 13th bet. DOUK. & Kuril.
Millinery.
MRB. O. A. HINDER , Wholesale and Retail , Fancy -
cy Goods In Kreatarlcty , Zcphyra , Card lioardu ,
Iloelery , Olovcs , Corscta , ic. Choapcat Houao In
the West. Furihascni a\o 80 per cent. Order
by Uall. 116 Fifteenth Street.
foundry.
J01IN WEARNE& SONS , cor. Uth&Juckeor.ets
Mour and Feed ,
OMAHA CITY MILLS , 6th and Farohim Hto. ,
Welshana Bro . ,
Urocert.
t UTKVKNb , ilit between Cumlng ana Irat
T. A , UeHIIANK , Corn. 23d and Cumlnir Btreeta.
Hardwaie , Iron and Bteol.
OLA1K & LANOWORTHY , Wholesale , 110 anc1
la I60i tre t
* HOLMES corner lotn and California.
Harneta , 8addlea , &c.
U. WKI81 2018th St. bet Farp. 4 JUrney ,
Hotels
, ANWKLD HOUSE , Oeo. Canfleld.Oth * Farnham
DOKAN HOUSE , V ll. Gary , 813 Famham Ht ,
BLAVEN'S HOTEL. F. Slaven , 10th Bt.
Sonthern Hotel Qua. Ilamel Bth iLoavcnwortb
Drug * , Piinti ana Ulli.
KUHN & CO.
rturmtclsti. Fine vM > a ( Jood § , Cor. 16tn had
Doairln ttreeta
W. J. WIHTEriOUtK , Wholcsale&Ilctall.Uthet.
0. FIELD , 2022 Norm Side Cumlny Street.
PARK , Druiflflst , lOtn and Howard Streets.
Dentlsti.
DR. PAUL , Wllllama1 IJlock Cor. Uth It Doje. |
Dry Qoocu Notion * , Etc.
JOHN H. F. LEllUANN ti CO. ,
New fork Dry Goods Bcoro , 1310 and 1812 yarn *
him itrtet.
L. 0. Knewolu aUn t > ooU and ( hooa 7th & Paciar.
ruruuure.
A t. OHOha , Now and Second Hand Furnltuic
od btovea , 1111 DCUITIM. Ul hcit eaib price
aid ( or second tec ) iroont.
BONNKR 1809 Diuru tt. Finn good * , tu.
f free Work * .
OK A I ! A FENCE 00.
BUST , FRIES 4 CC 1218 Harney St. , Improve
d Ice Boiet , Irrr anil Wood Fence * , Offlc *
Vft Uioc * . Oounluc Ploe and WaloaLJ
Olg n and Tobacco.
ffKST A FR1T8CIIER , manufacturers ot Clgare ,
and Whotnale Pi ler l n Tonacroo , lSOMVUil ( ,
If. f. LORKNZK.V minnacturtr ( 1410 Farnham
Florlit.
A. Donaghuo , rUnl , cut flown , ,
etc. N , Wj cor , 16th anj IHniplM tr U.
Olvll Engineer * * nd Surveyor * .
AXDHKW 110SKWATKR CrclRhlon Block ,
fonn Sutej , Orads and SencraRe 3items a
Hrwclaltv.
Uommltilon Merchant * .
JOHN 0. WII , IH,14M I > olice Street.
I ) II lir.KMK.lt. Kor dctAlls < ee UrKe xlvcrtlM-
ment In lallv ) and Wcckli' .
Cornice Work * ,
> Vc tern Cornice \ > orXe , Manufacturers Iron
Cornice , Tin , Iron and SKtu ItoofllnK. Ordon
Ironl any localltj'promptly .executwl In the host
ctiMincr. Vactorj and Oll.cc 1213 lUrney St.
C. Sl'K.CHT , Proprlitor.
Gahanltetl Iron Cornice * . Window Cap t elc , ,
nunulacturnl and put up In any part ol ttio
eountrv. T. SIN1IU1.U 410 Thirteenth utrtct
Crockery
J. IIONNK.lt 1309 Dotifflas itrcut. Oood line.
Clothing nnd Furnlihlna Qoodt ,
OEO. II. PKTKUSON. Alw llnt , Capo , llooU ,
Shore , Notlona ntul Cutlery , S04 S. 10th Btrect. _
Refrigerator * , Canfleld't Potent.
0. F. GOODMAN Hth St. bet. Fnrn , h llarney.
Ohow Caio Manufactory.
0. J. WILUK ,
iUnuJacturcr anil Donlcr In Ml ktniln ol Show
CMOS , Uprltcht Craft , a „ 1317 CAM St.
FRANK L. OKUIIAHU , proprlftor Omkhtt
Show C o manufactory , 818 South lOthitnct ,
between Lca\cn otth and Mtrcy. All itoods
warrant ! * ! flmt-claiw. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
PawnbroKar * .
ROHENFKL1) . 10th St. . bet , far , ft Har
Utove * ana mware.
A. nURMESTKR ,
Dealer In Stox os and Tinware , and Manufacturer
ol Tin Rcofa and nil kinds ol Building Work ,
Odd Fellows' Block.
J. BONNER. 1309 Doutliu 8t , Oooil and Cheap.
Seed * .
J. KVANS , WholcRalc and Retail Seoil Drills anil
Ciiltlvttot-a , Odd Fellow * Hall.
Phydctan * enl Surijeon * .
W. S. OlllltS , M. D. , Room No I , CrclRhton
Block , 16th Street
T. S. LK1SKNR1NU , > I. D. M onlc Ulook.
C. L. HART , M. D. , Eye and I'.ir , opp. poatotlti-e
DK. L. B. URADHY ,
dculUt and Amlst. S. W Uth and Farnham Ntj
Photograpnars.
UEO. lir.YN. PROP.
Grand Central Onllerv ,
212 Sixteenth Street.
uear Masonic Hall. Pint-data Work and Prompt-
new ) guirantcuri
Plumhlnc , Gas and Steam Fitting.
1' . W. TAlll'Y & CO. . . 21012th St , bet. Karnhaui
and DoUKlas.VorA promptly attended to.
1) . 7ITZPATRICK , HOI ) Douclan Street.
alntlng nn upon anglng.
'IENRY A. KOSTERS. 141 lodfe ( Street.
Shoo Ucore * .
Phillip Unit , 1320 Farnham St. bet. 13th & lath.
Second Hand Stora.
PERKINS & LEAK. 1416 DoiiKlas St. , Now ml
Sucouil Itanil Furniture , HOIIBO Kumlst
ic. , bouirbt and acid on carruw inari-lns.
baleen * .
HKNRV HAUFMANN ,
In tnu new brick block on Uoiijjlafl Strait , hun
Just opened a most ele rant Heel Hall
Hot Lunch ( rom 10 to 12
e\cry Uaj.
" Caledonia " J FALCONER 1170 ICth Stnel.
Undertaken.
CHAii. UIRWE , 1011 ! Faruhwi Int. 10th & lltd.
00 Oent 8toroi.
P. C. BACKUS 1206 Farnham St. , fancr Ooods
KENNEDY'S
EAST - INDIA
§ ' Is
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B 5
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5
BITTERS
ILZK & CO. .
dole Manufacturers. OM A.HA.
NERVOUS DEBILITY ,
A Cure Guaranteed.
Dr. E. C. WeHt's Ner\o and Bialn Treatment
A Bpcclllc for Hjstcrla , Dlzzlncua , Conxublons ,
Nervous Headache , Mental Dcpn'HSlon , IXDBS ol
MrmorySpcrniatorrhuaInipoteny , Im oluntary
Em onions , Premature Old ABC , ciunoj by o\r-
exertlon , ael ( abuse , or o cr-lndulgcnco , uli'ch
leads to misery , decay and death. Oiio box w 111
cure recent caeca. Ea h box contains onumoritirn
treatment. Ono dollar a box , or Hlx lioxes for
live dollars ; gent by mall prepaid on receipt ol
price. Wo K'uranteo Hlx hoxca tu euro any cane.
With each order rercltcd by us for lx IIOXCB , ac
companied with Ihe dollar" , will ecnd the pur
chaser our written uuirantec to return the
money K the treatment doea not ell ct a cure.
C. F. Goodman , UragL'Ixt , Bolo , Wholunalo and
Detail Agent , Omaha , Neb. Orders by mall at
regular price. iliiwly
DR. F. SOHBBBR ,
Physician and Surgeon.
CHRONIC IJIHIIASKH , RHEUMATISM , htc. ,
A SPKCIALTY.
Olllcc. No.H12 rariihamSt. , be wcun lltli and
IStll , Oniiilia , Neb. J28coJ3m
AUCTION SALE
01 viilu.ililo ( luellln 'liouscd , liiinix , rtc. I will
Hell nt public auction OH Thursday. I'obruary 10 ,
16 * ' , beginning nt 10 o'clock a. in. , at the prcni-
IDCII on H li trtrcct. betiwrcti Farnham and Jnck-
Bon ftrcoti. About flltecn dwelling houses ,
liarnn , ( enclnj ; and other Improvements , being
thuproperty of the II. & M , R , It , Company.
Terms , cash down ,
D. F. M. FRCTWKLL ,
fcliTtolU Saliuinan.
THE KENDALL
PLAITG MACHINE !
DRESS-MAEEES' ' COMPANION ,
mtvsvg ,
T SrrEfe SiI' HI * > .5
It plaits ami iiruosca perfectly one yard per
minute.
ItplalUfroai 1.10ol an Inch tel 1-1 Indies In
wiiltfi In the lounieut feltu or Uncut silk .
Hilon all klndnandiitjlet olphltlni ; In u o.
No lady that dee her own Urutu-nmklnL ; can
anord to do without one a.i nlue plalttni : It
nenroutof fa hlon , lletcnlt tell * Itaell. For
UaihltiiM , Circular ! or Aient' tcrnm addrcu *
CONQAR , t CO. ,
113 A.daniMSt. , Chicago , I1J.
"BLACK.DKAUGHT" ciirm
' - ' "ration
and liturlbunu
THE BADY ELEPHANT.
Grnvt Kxcltomont Among tuo Anl-
nmla On the \rrlvnl oftho You tiff
Strnugor Motlior nuil Clilltl
DolHR Well.
Nr * llaren ( Conn. ) Cor. "hlcnco Times.
Quui'ii , the mother of the Imhy olo-
pliuut , hail to bo chaiiuil , hutsiiitppcd
cfnbinin in two , giving tlio at-
tuiulnntiii noodlosa pcuro , for otlnxr
olmins In Id. Tim little Htrtn urs \
vialmtuil into the \\urlcl with loutl
nniiotin s , which wrotnkon u ] > liy
ninuti'en other ulophanU , anil were
nnstwcrctl by prowls mid cries from
lions , tigora and other iiniinnli , mid
tlio uoiso was torrilic A bunt nn hour
nftcr the biiby u ixa born it was nblo
to take a few stop . The little ono'a
[ cut were of a pink tint nt birth , but
in nn hour they hud bfoomo dark in
color. Two or thri-o hourn nftor giv
ing birth to the bnby , Quoeti bo-
uaniu Biibdtiuil enough tu lie dmvn
awhile , nnd in the intorvnl alt tluiBo
present luul nn opportunity tu got n
fair look nt ( lie curiosity , Queen
would tosa hay over it , try tu roll it
about , nnd manifested n fooling of joy
over ita coining nnd motherly love for
it generally. Oftoutiinoa the specta
tors would cry out in nubdued tones
of alarm for fenr tlio hngo boast would
trample on or crush her precious
charge ; but , clumsy nn BIO ! appeared
to be , she \sns as citroful na a mother
could bti of her nmv-born b.ibo , nnd
low , ondcnring trumpotingH told of
the plensuro slio felt. Hiirmnn had
the baby insured for $ ! 10,000 , by Dri-
yato parties , for one year. Ho named
it America. Tt weighed 1-15 pounds
nt birth , not -15 , na telegraphed. Co-
liimbin , the other baby elephant ,
weighed at birlh , 151.'I pounds , and
gained one pound per day for ono
year. Professor Arstingstall , who
luid charge of Qiieun , snid : "Tim
bnby , winch stands two nnd a hnlf
foot high , will not bo wunnod in two
years. It nursep , nnd wo shnll not
give it any artificial food for a lung ,
time. ' Aa you see , it is perfectly
formed , and when you look at it you
would think you weiu looking at u
full urown elephant through the
amidlur end of a spy-glims. Wo havu
lately been feeding tlio mother on
cracked oats , oat-monl crnckorasoakod
in Jamaica rum. Wo Hindi continue
this diet for some time. The b.xby i.s
all right now , and will undoubtedly
live and thrive. If necosaary , 1 could
move if. to another city in a week lly
that time , if yon como hero , yon will
nee it running about this ring , plnyfu
as n kitten.1
liarnum when asked to npproaeh
and touch the bnby , declined. ' !
don't care , " ho said. "I was once
naked to go up in n balloon , nnd 1
Bind T would uliidly if I hint t no lives. '
He was Ilimlly persuaded to fondle
the little stranger , and while the
mother permitted it , it was plain to
bo neon she did not like it. .hist nftor
the birth the baby lay on the ntraw ,
n dark-looking object , the size of a
Newfoundland dog Over this Queen
rocked and tramped all the time , ut
tering fearful ctiea. She would tug
away with a mighty dlbrt at the
ropoa ! ttichen ; to her hind legs , and
roar and plunge like a young colt.
Not even Prof. ArstiugstiUl dared
vontjiro nom' her while she waa labor
ing under this tremendous excite
ment. Exhausted by her efforts the
boast would fall ton her side to the
straw. Soon recovering oho would
rise and give vent to a series of howls
and begin the same tramping of tlio
ground , tugging at the ropec , and en
deavoring to free her fore legs from
the chum which hold her to a huge
prat to the CUM to. , of the rim. . All
this time the trainer circled about
tliu animal , endeavoring by endearing
words to calm her excitement. A
timoB aim would try to pick her baby
up , but failing in this she would snap
at the trainer and give vent to fierce
howla. To-night the mother is up-
pru.icliablo. JJixrnmn intends to take
the mother and baby to Now York
soon for exhibition.
Physical Buttering.
No ono cun realixo , except by per
sonal experience , the anguish of mind
and body endured by suflerors from
dyspepsia , indigestion , constipation ,
mid other diseases of the stomach.
UUUDOCK HLOOK HIITKIIH are a posi
tive euro for this direst of all diseases.
Price § 1.00 , trial sue 10 conlB.
Iw-eod
A FATHER'S QnATITUDB.
Boquoat of$25OOO to Llio Preserver
of Ilia Daughter.
nshln toii HK.el | ! to L'lilr.10 , TIIIIUM.
A recent paragraph cable fiom Lon
don stated that Colonel Preston , of
the British army , watt dead , and that
in his will ho had loft the mini of
5,000 , to u Colonel Itdi-y , formerly
Amoricui G'nnnul at.in.ilur. . It
was stated at tlio time this Hum was
n testimonial of gratitude of Colonel
Preston to Colonel Riley for'saving
liiH child from drowning. It nppctirH
that the Uiloy imuitionud in Ihiw pur-
agrnph IH a clerk in the Agricultural
Dopxrtmont. , The Republican printa
tlio following account of an Interview
with llilpy , who is known us Judge ,
instead of Colonel. The Hopublic.in
snys : "A reporter yesterday succeed
ed in findini ; Judge Ililoy , of Vir
ginia , at the Arigriculturnl Depart
ment , whore ho is now cleric , and tuc-
coedod in identifying him a the nor-
son meant by the paragraph. The
news came from London , anil called
the benoliciary u Colonel , but this is
readily explained when it is under
stood that British ollicora more gent-r
ally understood tljnt a Consul has the
rights and relative rank of a naval
captain , and , thuref are , of a Colonnl
of the Army. Judge William CJ
Riley is a resident and native < > ( Ac-
comae County , on Ihu eastern shore
or Virginia , and was appointed by
fJenoral Grant , in 1875 , Consul of the
United StuteH to the island and port
of 2mab.ar. He loft Nuw York in
January , 1870 , for his port , going to
Knglaiul , thence across Kuropo and
Iho Mediterranean , to Egypt , and to
Suez by rail , where ho boarded one of
the Peninsula and Oriental Steamship -
ship company1 ! ) utoamora. During his
| ) i sago down the Rod Sea nd through
the ( lulf of Bengal , ho became ut-
tr.icfod by n bright , fair headed little
'irl of three
or four yearn of ugo ,
through whom ho became very friend-
Ivwith the child's father , Colonel
Preston , an officer of the British
Army , who wen on hm way back from
England to his post in India , whore
liu had butayiarorniorotoservobefore
earning the rest that 'Great Uritian
gives her oll'iccrs nftor stated terms of
aorviw.
TIIK VA1H IIAIIIfll HAMU1ITKU.
Was his youngest olnld , nnd the only
ono of n second umrriAuo. iln.il ns
the ship rouhtlcd fapo Ounnlnfui.nt
the entrance into the Indian Ocenn ,
thn child of Colonel Pri'ston , wSich
lind only r\ few minutes before been
playing with her Amonc.tn frifnd ,
was lost sight tf bv the nogh-ot of lior
nurse-nnd , clambering up on tlio mil ,
n luroli if the 8hi , > from the chopping
sen throw her overboard almost under
the acrow. A cry startled all linn Is ,
and without HtoinniT | ) an instant to
think of clothing or a dependent fam
ily far nwny in Virginia , or g\llnnt
American Consul followed the child
vorbonid before she had tlo.itod a
do/.on yards from the ship , and being
an oxjiort Bwiimuer sueeeudod in
reaching the Kugh < duimn'8 darling
nnd kept himself and her uiloat until
nearly half nn hour later , when the
grent steamer , lind stopped , lowered 11
Utiarter boat , and ho and his prize
were picked up over a quarter of n
mile astern. When the rescuer and
the rescued , , tth the b.iby prize wore
safely again on deek mi onthusiuttio
meeting of the otliwra and passengers
on board wna held , and a generous
purse was made up to .Induo Riloy.
This the Judge nt once declined , on
the ground that n motive of the
merest common humanity which
would move n gentlomnn
to mnko nu attempt to save a human
life wouldbo degraded by nnythingthnt
looked like n payment ; that glndliess of
heart at bringing the child back wife was
richer rownrd than any payment. CM.
nnd Mrs. 1'reaton wow , is may well
bo imagined profuse in thoniirofen -
sions of gratitude , .ludyo Ililoy's
destination B reached , and ho and
las newly mnuu friends patted , tiftly
to continue a very hunted correspon
dence for several je.iw. Judge Riley
remained nt Xan/.ibar until l8" Swlien
ho returned to the Umteo Slates nnd
resigned , nnd since then him been
about Washington most of the time ,
nnd in Noveinuer last was appointed
n clcr'k in the AjMieulturnl Depart
ment hero. "
'
NEVER GIVE UP.
If you lire sulleriug with low and
depressed spirits , loss of appetite , gen-
end debility , disordered blood , weak
Constitution , hoadnche , or any disease
of a bilious nature , by all means pro
cure a bottle of Electric Bitters. You
will bo surprised to see the rapid im
provement that will follow ; yon will
bo inspired with new life ; strength
and activity will return ; piiin and mis
ery will cease , anil henceforth you
will rejoice in the pr.iiao of JClociric
Bitters. Sold at l l - > 'itei buttle by
Isli & McMnhon.
Chnngod the Packs.
Knit I. Xn Trlliuno.
Some of the old namls who can't
hug the young fjirls of Xum in b.illH ,
mitt have abolished round dancea
in cense < [ ucnce , have now invented -
vented a now kind of pedro which
uives them more > of n chance. They
start card parties nt the evening
'
socials' and whenever anybody
catches anybody else's pedro , the par
ty winning has a right to kiss tliootb-
er five times The game is pluyod
with nn equal division of the sexes
nnd it is rare fun for the old elders of
Israel. The' other evening old Bishop
- fixed up a puck of cards \yitli
nine pedros and started a game light
in among some of the prettiest girls ol
the wiird. It happened , how-
tver , that the girls anticipated
'his little game and had n
pack already without tiny podros
in. They rung in the cold deck on Ihe
old squosix and started the game. The
old fellow made some big bids , ex
pecting to capture , seine pedros and
got sot back on the board every time.
All this time the girls kept exclaim
ing. ' Oh , ain't this a nice game ; no
exciting ? " After playing an hour the
old fellow didn't BOO the color of a
single pedro and the glances and
giggles of the girls caused him
auspoct that the daughters of Xion
were rather getting the best of him.
Ho finally got so far off the board that
ho was , compnrntivly speaking , out of
sight and finally gave up the place tea
a young man who was seated near by
watching the game. In a twinkling
the girls transposed the jacks again
and for the yoxt two hours the sounds
of tiinneks Unit young man won could
bo heard all over the room. The old
bishop , who begun to drop on himself ,
wni < the maddest man in all the hind ,
and is now putting up u job to find
out the girl who dimmed those jacks
and cilt her oil' from the church.
A Signal Victory.
The vnluu of electricity IIH n rcnic'illiil
uncut lias piinc'd a nl'iml ( victory over
prejudice. Tlionmn' ItalectiiaOil Htiindo
loicnumt In UIH ! cliiiu of coniiiiinils | , 'I'm-
liinnnialH from M piutK tell of the wruitl.
IOIM emus of ilii'iiinatlHiii , nauraln | ! , Inietc ,
nnd wires , do , HlVeted by HH iinciicy ,
Iw-ei il
AVllo Conspiracy.
Ni Hau'ii Kriflttir
Jehiol Jasper strolled into the gro
cery store and postolli 10 of ono of our
back country villages Saturday , and
after standing around with his back
to the fire until he was permeated
with coloric , said :
"Well , I guess I'll read the news
and got along towards homo.
Perkinses paiiors como yot' " and ho
stopped behind the postollleo boxes
as was his custom , to ( ako it out and
road it.
"Can't let you BOO it , JoluYl , " said
the postmaster ; "govoinmont has issued -
sued order * that any postmaster who
allows a iioii-Biibscribur to road a sub
scriber's paper will IOHO his position. "
"No1 You don't tell mo. Weil if
that ain't a great idee ? II'H a put up
job u gel darned conspiracy between
these ere newspapers and the gov1-
niont , to keoj ) the multitude in igno
rance , so that they can domineer it
over the community. And they talk
about this 'ufo boin1 u free country.
lt' drifting light into despotism jes'
as fast as it can Jlow in thundur B a
man to know what's going on if ho
don't road , an' now the government's
sottiti' down on all i'denn of oddicalion
an * tiikin1 away that privilege
"Oh , not so bad as that , Johiol , "
said the postmaster. "Tho government -
mont doesn't say anything against
your subscribing for Iho. paper yourself -
self you know.
"Subscribin1 for it ? What d'ye take
mo for ? D'yo suppose that I'm goin1
to subscribe for a paper tllat I've rend
fourteen years right here by the stove
without costin' mo a cent ? No , sir ,
1 nin't n goin'to help "em to oppress
mo by keepin' mp in ignorance. No ,
sir-oo " And having a supply of cho p
plug tobacco "put on ( ho slate , " he
moggod homo -nthoroughly oppressed
citizen.
Thanks.
TliiM. IToivnrd , llttulford , PAvrtt" ! < :
' I endow miiiiflv for Spring 111 > s oiii , a *
1 ttaiil 1 would If it cured me ; my IHH' | | | "
nil * hat vnuWudtth nil it nyuiitein | < .
Mnny tliaiikn ; 1 * tmll novi'r Iwitlloiit It
in the homo. " I'rlee fill. onU. tti.d b.ittloi
lOccntH , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Iwood
ALMOST CUAXY.
How often do wo see the hardworking
ing father straining every nerve nnd
muscle , nnd doing IIH utmi > at to sup-
[ x > rt his family. Imnginohis feelings
when returning homo from n hard
day's labor , to find his family pros
trate with disease , conscious of unpaid
doctors' bills nnd debts on every hand.
It must lie enough to drive ono almost
cn\7.y. All this niihnipiness | could bo
avoided by umng Kiectrio Bitters ,
which expel every disease from the
system , bringing joy and happiness to
thousands. Sold nt fifty cents n hot
tie. Tsh v MoMuhon. (8) ( )
BOSTON MARKET ,
Cuming Street.
J , J , PBES Jropr ,
Fronh iiud Suit Moiita of nil
Ktudo , Poultry , Kiah.&o. ,
in Sonson.
To Nervous Sutterers
THt QlltAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. SimpHou'u Spooltic
a.ZSTEI.
It | HI > i Miiviumti | t'rttiH'rinuoirhca , Spmttik
iVo3H1llli , llll | ll..llll , Ull.I till lllniuil-f
trimi 'Iclt-Alniw , Mi'iilnlnlut \ ,
tt inury , I1 i > lin In th llnrh or ! ; Mo , mul
that trail to
; % a 4 ? > Consumption insanity nn
' _ 7 ft ,
'T w ) }
X. < J ? ( kta. : > # Mi'dlelnii U
ftolnfr u tiil
Altll H 011 , lilt
_ Paimihluti !
itnt tree tu til Write for iitoiu ml nt full | nr >
( t.lllAIM.
I'tli-o , hpoclttf , Jl.lHI | 'ol } wkck | ; u. Or > lx l cl
en for $11.00 Adjmw all onlora to
I ) . .1IMMIN MKDICINK Cd.
Nor. 1U4 iul UH1 JUIn St. Iti-.fTMo , N. V.
ol.l In < ) nun iii 0. 1' . Oooihmii. J. w. Hell ,
K lih. inl ll ir'Hirl .vi. v < lnirc.
TRUTH ATTESTED.
ATTESTED.f
f XVtl
Kuoivu Poojilo Wlxilly
Voriiliul.
In onliT tint tliu pulillr IIIHV fully rtmllru tliu
LMIUllll'IIOHN of I III ! H.'ltl I < UN , , IH Wl'll aH till'
ponrritinl vnlnti of llui artliln ol uliloh tlio )
Hpuak , uepnlill li her ulth t u fiuHlinltu i < Mt
tnrvaof pnrlleH wlioso Hliuurit. ' It lioxonil IICH |
tlotl , 'IllO Trlltll Of tlll'KC tl'HllllllllllulH In nllHO
tutu , tier UAH thu factii thoj annuiince bu l
nonil
OMAHA , Nin. . May 24 , 1881.
II. II. WAUNiwACu. :
DKAHbuc I liaxo ( roiinunllj mod NVariuir'n
Knfo Kliliiu. and Ll\rr Cun < for local nlTcctlouB
nttunilant upon HONCFU rhonniiitlo attnehH , anil
lin\u alnnjH lorUcil honcllt thvrclrom , 1 II.IM-
nNn mml tlm Safe Nur > nui ultti BiitUl..clory ru-
tniltn. 1 I'otiblilrr tltrnu ini'dlcliiotjvorthy ( if
COIllllltil CO.
Ih-mit ) Troiwiiror
OMAHA , NKII , May 24 , 1 81
II. ' WAIINM ft Co. , Riuiuwtor , N. v. :
QKNTH : I liui oaod } our M > fu Klilney and
I Uer Cure thin niriii | { inn It erlnItorator , nnd
1 llnd I the lit'Ht ruinedy I nvur tiioil. I h' ' xt
UHcd 4 hottlcH , a d It him niailn nia feul hotter
than 01 or 1 nlij before In the Kjirlnir.
U. P. It , HhoiM.
OVAIIA , NFII , May 24 , 18S1 ,
II. II , WAII > KK tl.'o :
HIHH- : For inorii than ID y am I luuo miftorod
much In onvcnlonco from comblni'd khlnuy anil
lltenllaciuim , IK ) ha\u linen nti lilo to work
my nrln y or ' tm also hclni ; alTvu'uil I rli-il a
ureat iimny mudlclniH and iloctnra , but 1 t'tow
worsu and uor u day by day I nan told 1 had
Ilrlnlil'n DlwoMo , and I ulahod niyvvU dead If I
could not havu Hpeeily ri-lluf. I took your Mafo
Klilnuy and Uver i.nru , kiifiwIiiK nothlnif clue
wan e\er knouiitoenru tlm ilUenMO. anil 1 Invv.
not hoi'ii dinaipolntd. ] Th nu-ilk-lnuImn cured
inu , and I am purfuo ly Viull to-ilav , entirely
through jour Halo Kidney and LlrurCnru I
wlsliyonall unco MI In publlslihiK thin v.Iuablu
rcmoilvthrotiuh ilin world
U. 1' . It. K. HIiopH.
1lioiin.inil if i < iiully | n roiiKeiidorHunicntx
many of them In runevhcni h" ] > nun abaii-
loncd lm\n him tnluntnrily UrnHliowln the
reiunikalilu IIUKI r of WarnirV Nafu Klilnuy and
I.ivi r Cure , In all < ! H anu > of tl"i klilnii > n. llvi'r
v ' " K niiy cri' uhu naifn thin
troiibln n it'i'Mibor tb criml
-ANI-
Sloro I'i.Miirc Uork
am ! Trcmh llotili'n TJiM ; Tlut and It. . ' lit Bhou
CUHD illairi
O. ,1. WJLDK ,
1315 and 1317 Oass Stroot.
ffli7-lin
UKO. W , IIUANI. A. 0. aAMmill.L
DOANE& CAMPBELL ,
Attorneys-at-Law
DexterL.Tlioinas&Bro ,
WILL IJUy ANJ )
AHU ALL TUAH8AOTKIN
14)11 II HirtHU TIIRKIWI1II.
Pay TaxoH , Rent Houa B , Etc.
U TOII WANT T < ) UT ft" * f' . <
C ll a Olflcn , lloom 8. Crel. ' - " j'0t nah .
6.J
J , G. ELLIOTT & CO.
Plumbing , Steam & Gas Fitting !
AHKMrt roll
TBCA.-TK"\Kr > jeL'WX3L' &
Turbine Water Mot.r.
Pump * . Pipe 1'ittluj ; ami Bruin
OoudN.
Cur , Mill and Jliimuy , Oinulm , Nub.
A WATKI : MnroitlN iiiTANt ; ( lriiUTio\ : .
BYRON REED & CO.
OLUIHT UTAHLimlMU
Real Estate Agent ; ;
IN
(
Keep a comiilote ahutract ot tltU to Rra
K Ut to Omibk M Uourltl NoaU , Br <
CORRECT MAP
. 'v < < i u i iartiinll < < im iJit Mini ii
CHICAbiO & MORTH-WESTERKI R'V
when .MVllnt * ) In rUM fi < lf * rtinn ticiwi-n ,
v. , , ' ! . , . ti. . , . .p.-.i
ti < iUo I'lOSH CPi'urcJow uitil t'r * ! * Ul y
.
f
THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY
. iruns oni'hvav ilnllyfrom two v > . . . „ , .M , , , , , r. . -u- . , , , . . . , .
west oM'iiliMu'o Hint UMW dm
The Imperial Palace Dining Cars.
l UkM
Anmi0 Ml'l | l'rfs0ilJnrVlllillu \ ! ! < < 1'Vliiimn . , Minnesota &CcMitrMIalotiiI.lrx' ,
\i . i ! n ' . NN'l ; ' | | J' ' /VinKtiMj J ! l.lne."nilomo,8t. : Paul ni\d Mliuipatwllt l.lue. \
\nr. llllii. l < . . " "
i i | HiitSnii1iuiUiil.liie. | "MIlwaiiKeo. Oreotl sv& I.nUo.Suicrlnr | Mtic
CH vi'ihs"v"r ' ' " H ' " " " " ' bt"1 ' liy "U COUI"U ) 'I'lL'kot JVKenta fu the Ualted atati > s a
Ueiiieinliet IHUHK lur Tickets via tills remllios\irr > they rcait over tt.anit takonoaio " " -
UAKm lllllllVreiriAliuiuiertJlilca ( ] ; ! ; . H. STKNNKTT.dleu'l 1'ass. Apciit ,
UAIlltV I. iH'K. . . ricm-t Amoiit l.1\ N W Uvlun ) , 11th anil PainhamVitrooU.
D. K. KltltiAM. , .WNtanlTicket A\iouO t N > v lUlhoy , U h | iul V tnh m treill' '
J. lliil. . Pii-Hot .Vj ut U. .V N W. kUII i\y , 1) ) I' II U t.ixil. ) )
CI.MUC Uimnral Awnl.
Single Brooch Loading Shot Gims , from $5 to S18 ,
Donblo Brooph Loading Shot Guns , $18 from to $75 ,
Muzzle Lnading Snot Guns , from SB to $25-
Fishing Taoklo , Base Balls and all Kinds of Fancy Goods ,
Full Stock of Show Oases Always mi Kami ,
Imported and Key West Cigars , a large line of
Meersbaum and Wood Pipes * nd everything required
in a First-Class Cigar , Tobacco and Notion Store.
Cigars from $15.00 per 1,000 upwards t e d for P rice
List and Samples.
IMPORTANT TO GROOBRS , PACKERS , PROVISION , AND COMMISSION
MESOHANTS ,
A notv pronws ( or | in ii'rxii | ) ( nil Animal anil Vi'irotnWo Artlclen llnlilo to spoil or ilecaj.
1'rtnih lUatu , I'KKO , Klah , Oaino , 1' nltry , Frultr , Viiitnlli'H. ( : Ilnttcr , JIII1Cl. . r. nntl other
lliiililn | , ( ireDcrveil liy Ihlxinethoil tan htmhliipi'il to Knroiie , HUlijielfit to atmosiilifrii1 i-lmnges ,
unil returned to thlx fonntry In nierrat , utato of iiri'Horxauon , retail Injr tlioir otlnlnnl llnvor.
| ' XM i"i ' l' priHorml nl inout o ( ft.lXl per 1.000 tlnzun , nnil other artlcleH In proportion , ami
will liu ftH Iri'ali ami Dorfi'ct f K niontliHattur OH ihu iln ) they uo re Ireatt'il. Ono man can prmenu
6,000 ilo/.en pur day , ami a chamber Illlfil ullh dllTereht nitii'lenHiirh as Kfg * , .M atfl , 1'Nh , I'oul-
Iry , 4c , ean lie lreat l at onu t mo ulthout aililltloiml troul lo orexpuime. No \punnlto nppar-
atnx orinaclilner.v required.
Material , limtiiictluni , ai.d nil nei-ennar ) iilorinat'on I nppllcil In I ) . MAC\SI AX ,
AK'out lor tliu rreniliti 1'ri'ncrvlnir Coiuiuny ( ( .united ) ,
HehiUlon.W'edJtFrl. 1MII llaUKlonHt. , Omaha.
POWE1R AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
MININO UAOIIINEKY , IIKI.TINO , IIOHK , IIHASh AN1 > IKON KirilMIn CH'K. ric .
I'AOKINO , AT WHPt.hUALR AND KrrrAII. .
HALLAUAYiWIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS
A. L. SRANG , 205 Farnham St. , Omaha
J. A. IT * "
WIIOI.KHAI.K AND IU.TAIL DKALKIt l >
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDINGS , LiME , CEMENT
0T8TATK AOBNl KOIt MIUWAIIKKK IlKMKNr fl'IMPANM
Near Union Pacific Depot , OMAHA.
Special Attention
Is Once More Called to jthe Fact that
Rank" foremost in the West in Asso rtment and
Prices of
CLOTHIN
FOR MKN'S , BOYB' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.
ALSO A OOMTL1STK LINK OF
Furnishing Goods
Hats and Caps
Wo ure'projmrod to Meet tlio doinaiuU of the train in luyiinl to Liitint
and PaitfriiH. Fine Merchant Tailoring in Oonncotiiin
RBSPEOTPDLLY ,
M. HELLMAN OO U
1301-1303 Farnham and 300 to 314 sth 3t