THF j . .AiiAUAILMARCH 20 , 1&82.
TBE DAILY BEE
CMAHA PUBLISHING CO. , PROPRIETORS
Wd Fnrnham , bet Oth and 10th Btreot * .
TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION.
a copy 1 year , In advance ( postpaid ) > * J10.CO
monthi . . . B.OO
oonth ' < 'i . . . B.OO
TIME TABLE ,
nil OAID tmoAoo , irr. FICL , xnmnroug i :
lotunA RAILBOID.
Leave Omaha FawMinirer No. S , 8:30 : a. m. A
eommodatlon No. 4,1:0 ( p. m
ArrhoOmoha Patvengcr No. 1,6:20 : p. m
Aftommodatlon No. 3,10:50 : a. m.
liSArma OMAIU mjunr oa jrcurn totnra.
C. , B. b 0.7iOa. : m. S:40pro. :
& * N. W. , 7:40 : a. m. S:40 : p. m.
C. , R. I. & P. , 7:40 : a. m. 8:40 : p. m.
K. C. , St. J. 4 0.II. , leaves dtfin.ro. and
m. Arrives at St. Louis at 6:30 : a. m. and 5:5
rn.
rn.W. , St.L. * r. , leaves t 8 a. m. and 8:40 : p
Arrive * a St. Louis at 6:40 : a. m. and 7:3 :
wnrt on
K. li U. In Neb. , Through Express , 8M : a. m.
B. it M. Lincoln Express 6:20 : p. in.
U P. Overland ExprcM , 12:16 : p. m ,
0 , * R. V , for Lincoln , 11:45 : a. m.
O. * R V. for Osccola. 0:40 : a. m ,
V. r freight No. E , 6:30 : n. m.
U. r ' rcipht No. B , 8:20 : a. m.
U. 1' . freight No. 18 , 2:60 : p. m.
U. P. freight No. 7 , 0:10 : p. m. emigrant
. . . P. Denver express , 7:35 p. m.
0 P. frelrhl No 11 , 11SO : p. m.
IT , P. D..mc I freight , 8:26 : p. m.
AKMT1KU IROII UBT AKD KOOTD.
R. S. & W 6:00 : a. m. 7:25 : p m.
A N , W , , 3:45 : a. m. 7:25 p. m.
C. II. I. ft P.,9 : 6 a. ru. B:06 : p. m.
n. C. , 81. Joe AC B. , 7:40 : a. m. 6:45 : p.
I TRO\ THE WIST 11TO
0. A II. V. from Lincoln l.OS p. m.
0 , T , Pacific Express 3:25 : p. in.
0 A II. In cli. , Through Exprcu 4:11 : p
D. Ji 11. Lincoln Express 9.40 a m.
C. P. Denver oiprccn , 7:36 : a. m.
U. P. Freight No. 14 2:60 p. m. " .
U. P. No. C f:20 a. m. EraiR ant.
U. P. freight No. 14,12:15 : p. n.
0. P. No. 8 9:00 : p. m.
U. P. Ko. 12 1:46 a. m.
17 , P. Demur freight , 1:10 : a. m.
0. & K. Y. mixed , ar. iJ5 p. in.
ctruuT minis nrrw ra ouAni inn
oorn i. BLurre.
Leave Omaba at 3:09 : , 9KX ) , 10:00 : and 11:00
u. , ; 1:0 : ( , 8:00 : , 4:00 : and 6:00 : p. m.
Leave Council Blufts at 8:26 : , 8:26. 10:26 : an
Ii6 a , in. ; 1:36 : , 2:25 , 3:26 : , 4:26 : nod 6:26 p. m
Bundajs Iho dummy leaves Omaha at 9M
and 11:00 : a. m. ; 2:00 , 4:00 : nnd 6:00 : p. m. Lca\rti
Ocuncll HluCs at 0:26 : and 11:26 a. in. ; 2:26 : , 41 *
and 6:25 : p. in.
Through and local passenger trains between
Oivnha and Council Bluffs. Leave Omaha 6:16 :
7:46 , 8:60 : a. m. ; 8:40 : , 6:46 : , O.-OO p. m. Amv
Omaha 7tO , 11:36,11:46 : : a. m. ; 6:40 : , 7:06 : , 7:16
tlO . .
p. m. _ _
Opening anl Olotlng of Mf Us.
orra. owns.
a. m. p. m. a. m. p. m.
t. w 11.00 9:00 : BSO : 2:40 :
Ohicaeo , R I. & Padflc.lUOO 0:00 : 6:30 : 2:40 :
Chicago , B. 6 Q 11:00 9M 6:30 : 2:40 :
12:30 : 6:80 : S:40 :
Sioux City nnd Pacific. . 9.00 6:80 : 2:40 :
TJnlou Pacific 1:00 : 11:40 :
Omah.1 ts R. V 4:00 : 11:40 :
T.fcM. In Neb 4:00 : 8:10 :
Omaha t > Sioux City. . . . BM
B. & M. Lincoln lese : 6:00 :
D. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . , 1:30 :
J. P. Denver Exp 9.-00 6:30 :
0. , Sioux City * St. P. . . 11:00 : Sl:40 :
Local malls for State of Iowa leav * bat once a
day , vlr : 6:30a.m. :
Office open Sundays from 12 m. to 1 p. m.
TITOS. F HALL P M.
CSUOL ,
Business Directory.
Abstract and Real ttUto.
JOHN t. MoOAOUE , opposite Post Office.
W. B. BAKTXETT 817 South ISth Street
Architects.
DUTHENE & UENDELSSOHN , ABOHITEOTS
Boom la. Crolghton Block.
jL T. IiAJlGE Jr. . Room 2. Oietebton Block.
Boota and Shoes.
JAMES DIVINE & co. , .
Vine Boot * and Shoes. Acood assortment
borne work on hand , corner 12th and Hartley.
THOS. E11ICK80N , S. E. cor. 16th and Douglas.
JOBLN FOHTUNATUS.
10610th street , manufactures to order good work
al talr prices. Beoalrlnp done.
a
Bed Springs.
J. T. LABRJHKR Manufacturer. 1617 Dowlas rt.
Books , News and Stationery.
J. I. PUUEHAUF 1015 Farnham Street
Butter and Eggs.
kCcSHANK & BCHUOEDER , the oldest B. and E.
botuo In Nebruia eatabllnhed 187G Omaha.
CENTRAL
RESTAURANT ,
MR3. A. RYAN ,
cnthwest corner IBthond Dodge.
Best Board for the lloney.
, Satisfaction Guaranteed.
V dllit Ml Uourt.
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms for Cash.
Furnl ho l Unnma
Supplied. Ct
Carriage * and Rosa Wagons. an
WM S.NYDEIl , 14thandHarncvStrooU.
Clothing Sought.
J. UARUU will pay hlghOBtCaeh price for eocoud
band clothlnr. Corner 10th and Farnham ,
Jo we ers.
JOHN BAUUEK 1311 Karnham Street
Junk.
H. BEBTUOLD , K&ffS and MeUl.
Lumber Lime and Cement. " >
FOSTER & OR AY corner 6th and Douglaa tita.
Lamps and Glassware.
J. BONNER I'SOO DouzlM St Good Variety.
S
Merchant Tailors.
O. A , LINDQUEST , ind
One of our moet popular Merchant Tallori Is re
eelving the latest designs for Spring and Bummer
Goods for gentlemen wear. Stylish , durable ,
and pricea low u ever 21618th bet. DOUZ. & Kara.
Millinery.
URS. 0. A. RINGER , Wholesale and Retail , Fan.
cy Goods In great variety , Zepbyre , Card Boards ,
Hosiery , Glovoe , Coneto , &c. Cheapest House In
the Wear , Purchasers save 80 per cent Order
by Hall. 116 Fifteenth Street.
foundry.
JOHN WKAUNE& SONS cor. 14th & Jackson BM
Of
Hour and feed ,
OMAHA CITY MILLS , 8th and Farnham Bfe ,
Wekhans Brot. , proprietors.
Qrocoro.
E. STEVENS , Slit between Cumlng ami tui
T. A. MoSHANE , Corn. 23d and Cumlng Streets.
Msrdwaie , Iron ana titeel.
OLAN & LANG WORTHY , Wholesale , 110 and
112 16th street
A. HOLMES corner 18th and California.
Harness , Saddles , Ac ,
P. WK18T 201 thBt bet Faroft Barney. .
Hotels
, ' ANFIELD HOUSE , Goo. Canfleldetb & Farnhani
DORAN HOUSE , P.U. Cary , 818 Farnham Bt
SLAVEN'S HOTEL. F. Blaven , 10th St
Southern Hotel GUI. llamrt 8th & Leavenwortb nI
Drugs , Paints ana Oils ,
f KUHN & CO.
Fbarmacltti , Fine Fane Uoodi , Cor. Hto and
Dourui ktreett
If. J. WHITEHOUPK , Wholesale&ReUIl , leth.t.
tt WKLD , 2022 Worth Side Cumlnf street
PARR. Druggist. 10th and Howard Streets.
Oenllits.
DR. PAUL Williams' lock Cor , 16th & Dodge.
Ury Goods Notloni , tto.
. JOHN H. F. LEtiUANN & CO. ,
Ken York Dry Goods Store , 1310 and 1811 Fani.
biro strict.
ne
L. C. Enewold aUo boots and eboes 7th & Pacific.
furuiiuro.
A F. GROSS , Now and Booond Hand Furniture
od Stoves , 1111 Doutrus. Hlghooi cub price
aid for lecond fc u } roooi.
BONNKR 1809 Dstvla it. Fine eoodi , &c.
rerco Worki.
OM AC A FKKOK CO.
U8T , FRIES fr CO mtHarneySt , luprOM
tt Id BOIM , JiCT and Wood Fenui. Otto *
lUact , Coonlti * ? lne sod Wsloal.l ZJ \
Clear * and Tebncoo.
WKST * mrrSCDKn , njarmlocturers el Clgun ,
no J Wholesale IJr lerd n Tobacco * . 1C05 ttonglas
K. T. IjQRKSZEM muMitucttirtr Ul fMT.hJLm
Florist.
A. Don dhn , pKnta , cat flowers , wodn , ooqaets
( . N. W. cor. 10th nl DourlM itrectA
OlYll Engineer * nd Surveyor * .
ANDREW ROSEWATKR. CrolRhton Dlock
town Surrey * , Or&de and Sewerage Systems *
tpecldty.
Oommlnlon Merchant * .
JOHN 0. WIL LIS.HH Dodja Street.
D n BEKMER. For details too krge advertise-
ixctit In D llr and Weekly ,
Oortilce Work * .
Western Cornice Works , M&nuhctaren Iron
Oornlco , Tin , Iron and Blato Roofllng. Order
from any locality promptly executed In tha best
manner. Factory nd Office 1213 lUrney St
0. 8PKCHT , 1'ropnetor.
Oilranttcd Iron Cornice * . Window Ops , etc.
manufactured nd put up In any part ot th
oountrr. T. 3IN110LI ) 416 Thirteenth street
Crockery.
i. BONNEH 1809 DouelM street Good line.
Clothing nnd Furnishing Ooodi.
OEO. H. PBTERSON. Alno ! Ufc , Caps , Boot *
Shoes Notions and Cutlery , 801 B. 10th street
Refrigerators , Onnflcld'a Patent.
0. F. GOODMAN llth St. hot. Faro. A Ilarnsy
Qhow Cite Manufactory.
0. 3. WILDE ,
Manolacturor and Dealer In all klndi ot Show
w , Upright CaK * , ft > . , 1317 Caes St.
FRANK L. GERHARD , proprietor Omaha
Show Case manufactory , 818 South 10th street ,
between Lcuu en worth and llarcy. All food
nnm'ntod flret-clara.
Pawnbroker * .
ROBKNFKLD. 10th St. . hot , far , ft Par
Htoves end mware.
A. BUKMEOTEU ,
Dctlcr ID Stoves and Tinware , and Manufacture
of Tin Roole and all kinds of Building Work
Odd Fellow * ' Block.
J. BONNKR , IBOO Douglas SI. Good and Cheap
Seed * .
J. EVANS , Wholesale and Retail Seed Drills ant
Cultivators Odd Fellow * Hall.
Physicians and Surgeona.
W. B. GIBBS , M. D. , Rootn No I. Croljhton
Block , 16th Street
P. S. LEISKNIUNO , a. D. Maeonlo Block.
0. L. HART , M. D. , Kyr and Ear , opp. postoffice
DR. L. B. GRADDV. .
Ocullit and Aurlat , S. W 16th and Farnham
Photograpnera. .
OEO. 11EVN , PROP.
Grand Central Gallery ,
111 Sixteenth 8troc .
near Masonic 1111. Drst-cJasa Wotk and Prompt-
Plumbing , da * and 8te m Fitting.
P. W. TARPT it CO. . 21612th tit , bet Farnham
and DouglM. Work promptly attended to.
D. F1TZPATIUCK. 1409 Aujlos Street.
, Minting an aper anglng.
HENRY A. KOSTKRS. 1(1 Oodite Street
Bhoo more * .
Phillip Lane 1S20 Farnham it. bet 13th & 14th.
Second Hand Btora.
PERKINS & LEAR , 1418 Doujztaa St. . New and
lecond Hand Fnrnlturo , Ooueo Furnishing Good * ,
tc. , bawnt and told on narrow marring.
tfaioon * .
HENRY KAUFMANN ,
la tne now brick block on Douglas Btraet , ha *
Jort opened a moet elegant BceJ nail.
Hot Lnnch from 10 to 12
every day.
' Caledonia " J FALCONER 678 18th Street
Undertaker * .
OHAS. RIEWE , lOW Farnham bet 10th * lltd.
00 Oent Store * .
P. 0. BACKUS 1205 Farnham St , Faner Good * ?
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
By virtue of the authority vested In mo. I ,
Jamei K. Boyd , Mayor of the City of Omaha , do
lercby proclaim to the qualified- voters of the
.Ity of Om ha and of the rosvectlre wards
.hereof , that an annu.l city election ulil be held
nsoldcltv on TuoedayApril 4th. 1862 , for the
oltctlon'of the following ottlccra , vlt : blx w rd
councilman , one from eich ward , each to serro
for the term of two y are. Three members of
board of education each to1 serve for the term
of t o years. At such time , In aecorda co with
resolution of the City Council , thire will be
submitted to the quilinod niters of sa d city the
following question : Mialltho city lease Jeffcr
son square for the erect on of a building to bo
used 03 a market ho'iso and city hall ?
The polls at said annual city election will bo
op n at 8 o'clock a. m , and i be kept open from
hat hour until 7 o'clock : p. m. , and no longer ,
andat the following places In the respective
wards , viz :
First : Ward Felix Slavea's grocery store ,
Tenth street near Lcav < north street.
Hecond Ward Wollenz hotel , Lcavenworth
street , between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
street
Third Ward Dr. Hydu's oHco ( , southwcU
corner Twelfth and Douglu streets.
Fourth Ward County Court House , north-
coat corner Sixtoenti und Farnam streets.
.Fifth Ward -Holmes' hardware store , north
west corner Sixteenth and California street.
Sixth Ward-Dcidtick'H drug store , No. 2005
Cumlng street , south side , between Twentieth of
and Twenty-first ktrcet * .
In witness whereof Miavo hereto set my hand
and caused the seal of said tlty to bo alllxcd ,
this 16th day of March , A. D. , 1882.
J E. BOYD ,
Mayor of the City of Omaha.
MchlOtoAprlU.
DK. B1. SOHBRBR ,
Physician and Surgeon ,
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HBON10 DISEASES , RHEUMATISM , Ktc. ,
A SPECIALTY.
_ No. 1112 Farnham St. between 14th and
16th.'Omaha Neb. J28 -
AND
Store Fixture Work
French Doub'e Thick Flat and Bent Show
Case Olaca
O. J. WILDE.
1316 and 1317 Case Street. wi n
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n
CLEVES BROS , >
ARCHITECTS
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I'ubllo nuIIdniKS , Churrhct , Itc ldences , ol
Stoics In every ttvle , olia
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Attention given to I'atuit Olllco Draulnfir ,
Ofllce ) , Room 10 , Crelchton Dlock' , Omi'ho , de
Nebraska. in
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1213 W
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MANUFACTURERS OF ve
GALVANIZED ION co dr
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Cornices bl
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Dormer Windows Finials ah
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TIN , IRON g SLATE ROOFING , but
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Spocht'a Patent Metalio Sky. drmi
light. mi
Patent Adjustable Ratchet Dar and as
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BRACKET SHELVING , in
am the general State Afcnt ( or the above or
ol goods. foi
IRON FENCING. foiTJ
restlngs , Dalustrades , Verandas(0fflce ( and ail
Bank Ralllnes , Window and Cellar both
Guards also
;
the
GENERAL AGENT thHi
Peerson and Hill Patent Inside Blind , tit
nori-itt of
" laid
"WINEOFCARDUI" four Hinea T *
\J oica a hnjipy household. iuk
CLARA BELLE'S MELANGE
to the Drosoea and
Manners of Her Fashion-
able Sietors
How Some People Eat nnd Drink
Clinrmlngly and Othora Don't--
Tbo Oponlnff of Now Goods
For Spring Wear.
Correspondence Cincinnati Fn utrer
NEW YOHK , March 10. Fashion
Probabilities : Considerable cloudi
ness during the Lenten season , fol
lowed by clearing weather about
Easier. . That is all that I will venture
in the way of prediction , except that
there will bo such a bloomitu of now
bonnets on Easter Sunday as will
make you think , if you are n man ,
that every church is a flower pardon ,
unless you hare paid for the knowl
edge that your wife's or daughter's
now head embellishment is truly iloral
only in cost ; but will say , "Blow the
oiponeol" when you see your heart's
delight looking just fit to oat in her
spring gear. 1 used to know a hus
band 1 who said that ho always fell
inoro or less out ut love with his wife
on Sunday , but tumbled slap in again
when ho saw her arrayed for church.
She was at such times so neatly
dressed , so smiling , so sweetly differ
ent from her ovcry-day aspect , that
aho made a regular weekly conquest
of his heart. Oh , there are Tow women
who can't bo charming it they ear
nestly sot about it even while outing.
I mention this test of feminine
grace because it is a severe
ono. The process of filling the
stomach ordained by nature is
vulgar in itself , and n great deal of
daintiness is required in the woman
who would oat unropollantly. Fried
oysters are a sere trial to the ethereal
girl who sits down to them with her
admirer after a late theatrical per
formance. It haa been live or six
hours since dinner , nnd she is as hun
gry as a boar that has lived on its
paws all winter. She knows that bed
time is close ahead , and she will not
have to endure hur corsut long , if she
does tighten it from the inside. But
a big appetite is disenchanting in a
maiden , And tried'oysters are greasy.
The pro'umn ! before her is how to put
TUB BKVKN OY8TKUS
Into herself without convincing the
young man that her stomach is about
like his own in its periodical call for
food. There is a risk in the matter
that no skill can wholly eliminate.
The best rule is to put on an expres
sion of very mild disdain at each
mouthful , oa though you 'ook it in un
der protest. Don't overdo this , and
look as though sickened , but just
elevate the brows a trifle , smile faint
ly , and try to giro the impression
that you' tolerate a fried , oyster , but
do . not hanker after it. I watched a
Blonder , grac6ful , angel-faced
creature ' in a fashionable oyster
riouao the other night , > and
saw that by neglecting her de
portment she was shocking the
fellow across the table. Perhaps she
didn't care whether ho adored her
or not. Anyhow , she was putting
the oysters into her mouth by halves ,
chewing ' them with undisguised gusto ,
swallowing plenty of breid and cut
cabbage along with them , and taking
no pains whatever to disguise the
fact 'thatshe ' was enjoying them
mightily. At the next table eat a b
thicker and older woman , who prac hi
ticed the art of oyster eating as I 0
iavo indicated it. Her facial ox- WlWi
iression was clover. She dipped in Wi
ho food in big pieced when her com 111
panion wasn'c looking , and nibbled ot
when ho was looking. She1 pi
fear
got away witli a hearty meal
without appearing to have taken ar
any thing to speak of it , and it COwl
wl
was only the empty plates that re
vealed the fact. She was not less an
skillful in drinking her half of a quart fir
champagne. The glass was lifted BO
o her lips like the hand of a queen to an
des her mouth shut ho
; over barely an
nch of the brim ; thcro was no slop- in
ling or Kurgglmg ; the wino trickled tu
icarly down her throat , but with dr
ilr
quite sufficient celerity. When start
up to go out , with considerable of the lai
Inid effervescing in her brain , she
'ailed for a dreamy instant to recou- mi
nzo her reflection in a full length dr
nirror , and tried to turn out to let ar
lersolf pass by herself. The blunder
was seen by nobody but mo. She re an go
covered her .equanimity instantly , and fein
departed smoothly as a fairy. in
TUK Ol'ENINO OK NEW GOODS ar
n the stores of this city is later than he
usual this spring. Wo have hadsomo to.
warm weather , to bo sure , but the yc
nakera of fashions do not seem to bo taTi
any hurry. Fewer novelties are to Ti
o found this week than is usual in th
tlurch , A few spring wraps have BU
eon opened. They are long and chW
medium length dolman viKitf , with W
elbow sleeves , long Raglans and Eng- TI
ish walking-jackets , some with shout- CO
lor caps , but the larger number Btl
laving only rolling or flat collars , and sa
double-breastod front * fastened with fir
two of buttons wi
rows , Simulated
pockets appear in the short skirts of flcm
theeo jackets , but , except on incido m
breast-pocket , they are really without toi
those conveniences un
They are made tor the moat peg
4l . _ . _ . _ . . _ part of g
t "
cloth chonot 1 "ra t i
, mixtures and _ D . th
suitings. Some of the cloths are fit
woven with a few metallic threads in
co
wool , giving a brilliancy of effect , atl
not cropping out in a glaring or Tli
gaudy stylo. Other jackets of plush , hi
velvet and vplvotoen are worn on more dr
dreary occasions. The dolman visitcs tin
come in light clothes , in both palo tui
Mid dark shades , The browns , navy
blues , Bronzes , olives , bottle-greens , fui " '
tana , and ccrus , and the luithotio
or > ;
shades , along with black clothes , are ba
utilized for visiles as well as jackets , inj
the preference is for the tans , %
browns and blacks. For the tin
dressiest dolmans , fine brocaded lip
moires , plain surahs and dam ,
assess ; are used. The trimmings on fre qu
these are rich knotted fringes
plait-
,
"R
ings of Spanish laces
, passementerie ski
ornaments , with fine-cut jot eads and SOI
fouragcs of cords and flat tassels.
VO /
These garments are very costly , but Mi
simpler ones at reasonable prices can Mime
bought. One of the promiBos of
on
fashion-makers is that Mother sin
Flubbard mantles will be worn on- sinme
me
iirely of black lace nay
next summer not foi
one piece , but of live-inch strips
row in row , kilted or otherwise . BO
mantle , with a black dress of
or satin , will form a very elegant
coatamo Black snrah' half-length
mantles r already fashionable , and
nro scon AD warut * * * usually
ttimmod elaborately with chenille
bands and rows of luce. All the indi
cations are that
A TERtOD OF WORK OARMR.NTS
in setting in for out-door wear. This
is ' happv news for all women oicopi
the small minority of perfect-shaped
ones , on whdm tight clothes are en
hancers \ of natural charms. It is pos
sible for a bow-backed figure to bo
quite stylish in an adroitly-Arranged
mantle , with its pleats , bunches and
heaps of material/ Among the light
woolen stuff * A fowmorobhoYiotahaYo
made their appearance since my last
letter , and some nuns' Toiling , called
crape-lino. The newest cheviots have
broad stripes of fine shepherd's plaids
in diagonal effects , alternating with
satin stripes of the satoo' width , and of
the same or a contrasting color. The
grounds may bo black and whitochecks ,
or blnck and tan , or almost anything.
The satin stripe is Usually in some
full , rich tone or white ; but some
times of the palo tint of the check ,
Sumo of thcso striped chovoit checks
havu , in lieu of thu satin stripe , a
band of pale or dark color. The ef
fect is fine , and when nlado up will
no doubt bo very stylish. With the
striped goods como _ the chocked
chovoits without stripoa in the same
colors , and chocked edicts ns the
grounds of the striped goods Thcso
will bo utilized cither ns skirts over
which draperies nnd a basque of the
striped stuff will bo worn , or
vice versa. The crnplino veiling
is handsome , cropo-liko woolo.i stuff ,
woven to roiemblo silken canton
crapes. It is costlier than the plain
veilings , but is considered n valuable
addition to ibis line of goods. It
will make up beautifully in combina
tion with moire or satin morvoilloux
for evening drcsaoa of the highest
ceremony. In silk gros grains are in
favor , and rep effects are very noticu-
ablp. Among now pongees the plain
, white goods , striped horizontally with
hair Hues in lace effects ) are the most
unique. No pointed lawns or organ
dies have as yet been shown in the
stores , and the inference is that they
will not bo worn ; yet they may beheld
hold in reserve by the importers. I
was speaking of
BKNT-DACKED WOME
a few sentences ago. The proportion
of my sex with a alight curvature of
the r ! spine , ono shoulder or hip higher
than ; the other , or some other irregu
larity , that nny dress-maker will toll
you < that few drosaca have two sides
exactly : alike in shape. On this basis
of fact an enterprising woman has undertaken -
old.
dertaken . to build up a business not
by padding and pressing to force sym
metry , but on the theory that gymnas
tics will remedy the fault if properly
employed. She has opened a small
private gymnasium , in which light
Indiana clubs , dumb-bells , trapezes ,
ladders and other appliances
for exorcise are provided.
The candidate for shaping is
first carefully examined , in order to
determine , exactly her departures from
true grace accuracy. Then the kind
of'exercise to develop the lacking spot
is proscribed. If one hip is out of
plumb , swinging from.tho trapeze by
the legs , accompanied by a swaying
from side to side , is recommended. If
frre
roujid shoulders are thb blemish , club-
swinging and hanging ' 'by the hands
from rings are the proper exercises.
How much real improvement can thus
bo ( accomplished I do not know , but I
have no doubt it is considerable. The
exercise is good , at least ; and it
would be wise for every girl or
woman to swing a light pair ef
Indian clubs in her room in getting
out of bed in the morning , before
putting 011 any clothes to .inter
fere with the free movement of the
arms and shoulders. This practice is
coming ( into vogue a little , but nowhere -
whore near as fast' ' as it ought to. Lot
any vigorous young woman try it , and
find out how good it feels to get her
self into a state of glow and expansion ,
and she will continue it if she has
half an ounce of vim After getting
into a perspiration , flop into a bath
tub full of warm water , rubyouraelf
dry with a conrao towel , arid ttioro you
ire for a day free from headache and
lassitude.
8UJIA1-8 OF FASHION NEWS
must aufh'co in th's Lent of dismal
dress. Fancy shoos with sandal tops
are worn a great deal , Yokes on night' '
gowns are now out of style. Spanish
and Oriental laces will both bo used s <
for trimming nun's veiling when worn
the evening. The largo poke bcnno'ta
are being tip-tilted far forward on the
head. Silks' are purer and of softer
texture . , as a rule , than for many
years. A now lace embroidery imi
tates old Venetian point admirably.
The range for antiques has taken the
the direction of'old-fashioned trinkets ,
such as silver brooches , buckles ,
clasps and chatelaines. They are
worn ( attached to fans or on the person.
The show of sateens and other fine
cotton goods is extensive in several
stores. The sateens look more like
satin than cotton , being beautifully
tinished with a gloaay surface , and
without any stillness. The designs are tumi
floral and arabesque ; also , quaint geometrical lot
metrical figures. They come in pat. tu
terns and are trimmed with lace , with wo
underskirts of self-colors to corres
pond , I have said that loose oTiter- bo at
garments are becoming general. Still ,
there are now cheviot jackets closely
fitted , and made to outline the pointed or
orsagoa : , to which basques , are Jo
ttttachou by scams across the 'hips.
L'his gives the full effect across the
lips , , and allows room for a panior
Iresa underneath , In spring costumes JoI
.hero is a tendency to use lengthwise I
, roBombiing the noodle-wrought
muds that border the now nun's veil-
ngs , ginghams and batistes. Butter-
ly-wing poufs in the back , formed by
Bcarf employed for the tablier and Buml
draperies , are much worn , Has- ml
juea are shorter in the skirt , and are (
recjuontly pointed in front and drawn
in the back to form a pouf. Kilted
ikirts are trembling in the balance ;
lonio authorities declare them out of
/oguo , while others make thorn. The
March costumes for street wear are Is
neatly of woolen material , pno kind
nly , with which a felt hat or bonnet ,
limply trimmed , and a cloth jacket , Fo
bo worn. Far bo it from mo to FeD (
orostall the
10NNKT KEVULATIONW OF EAHTHK SUN-
DAY. stor
I hare 23d
beenjpoking . about ft little and
among the importing houses , with *
flew to some preliminary notioiid.
found I indubitable proof that ver ,
largo 1 bonnets , arid wore monstron
round hats than any yet seen in
America , are to bo put before on
women and much I fear that th MI
women will buy and wear them. Thi
moat ( exaggerated of the' poke * hare
if square , lUt crowns , with grotctquclj
flaring f fronts. There -will be plentj
of medium'and small pokes and theeo
I ] hope , will be given the preference
An for trimming * , flower * will be DIM
lavishly. \ Brory fashionable he > * t
will , in the wordt of the doggerel
have iI I "a flower garden on it. " Thn' '
will ii bo the CMO by midsummer. In
the meantime Kutor bonnets wilt ba
less 1 flornlly garnished. Small oapotoa
will have wreaths of crushed roaea in
front ; or a crown will be formed o
row * of tiny rosebuds , alternating
with beads ; or torgot-ma-nots will be
il Interspersed with cr/sUli for dew *
drops. Once started in the flower
line , our women will rush to n climax
about the lit of August , at which
time look out for such a plentitude aa
wilt cover nil the fashionable heads
deep and wide with Flora's gayest
Inductions. The outhotio wor-
ihipof lilies and sunflowers is what is
leading to that result. Hero is a true
little samplp of the craze. It is no
longer considered in delicate taato to
wear undor-garmonts mado. almost
wholly of laoQ hold together by bands
of iusortian , as hitherto. The mosl
alogant bridal outfits are noticeable
for exquisite Oneness of material coin *
Dined with plainness. Well , a roconl
jrido wore a chouiao of that sort ; bul
) ti the bosom of it , covered by her
Bodice , were two real , live sunflowers ,
sowed on the white material. Mustu'l
she have looked funny to the now
msband. OLAKA BELLS.
For Ibron X > iston. o and Cough * .
"Brown's Bronchial Troches , " like
ill other really good things , are imi-
: ated , and purchasers-should bo care-
'ul to obtain the genuine article pre
pared by John I. Brown & Suns.
marlGdood-lm&wlt
Colloctlnsr a Dividend.
In the early days of .railroading . ir
Missouri a six-foot stranger with abaci
ook in his eye , one day entered a
itation on the line of Blank & Dash
[ loadpulled out ton shares of stock in
: hu company , and inquired of tha eta
tion master if there were any dividends
donds on the stock.
"Never hoard of any , " was the ro
ily. *
Didn't over anybody try to celled
dividends ? "
"If they did they didn't got any
thing. "
"This stock ought to pay ton per
cent , " continued the stranger. Hero's
a $1,000 | Ten per cent R year would bo
$100. $ I've hold those sheers throe
months which would bo $1G. Pard-
nor , I want my divyl"
"But I'vo nothing to do with it !
You must go to St. Louis. "
"Too far away I I'm going to col
cct hero and save time I Pilgrim ,
count out my divy ! "
The above peroration was followed
) y sight of a six-shooter and an ox-
iression which meant business , and
ho agent didn't consume three rain-
ites counting out the money , which
.ho stranger took and walked out ,
with the remark that ho had never in
vested in any stock paying loss than
on per cent , and didn't believe in
cumulative dividends. This was the
only dividend paid by that road for
thirteen years , and the agent on a sal
ary of $40 per month had to stand
that.
How'athoBabv ?
"How's the ? " "His
baby croup ( a bet-
or this morning , thank you. We gave *
ilm eomo of THOMAS' KOLEOIHIO OIL as
rou tulvlsed , doctor , and shall giro him
ume more in an hour or BO. " .Next day
bo doctor pronounced the youngster
cured. 14lvr
To Nervous Sufferers
THE GREAT EIJiuiPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific
II Is positive cure for Himru.atrirliu , Semlna
vyookncfs. linpotancy , and nil lUfccaecs resulting
from Self-Abuse , as Mental Anxiety , Ixwiai
Ucmcry , I'aln In the Bark or Fide , and diseases
' - - inft ( JpnJ to
Consumption
ns&nlty an ,
_ early grave
I The gpeclUc
Moillelno Is
being uaiid
with woinlir.
ful mioccK
nt iroc tf.alt. V/rtin tut loin , and get full r '
tie Oars ,
Prlrt.fliniclni , tl.OO Jnif pMkfcge , (
'or J.OO. Addrm all orders to
b. tiiMbON UKDICIHE OO.
Nr/s 104 acd 108 Main HI. IniHalo , N. Y.
Bol't In Omaha by 0. t. Goodman , J , Vf. Bell ,
J.Ki ( sh , and all Oruixtst everywbers.
' 1 .dkv
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
TRAD *
Anun-
ir euro
( or tTemlnal
Weakncii ,
Sporrnator.
rhca , Iinnot-
cncy , and all
allol
ol AFTER TAIINB.
e ; 08 ln o ( Memory , Uiilroreal IA [ -
tudc , Fain In the Hack , Plmnew ol Vlilon , Tre
mature Old Age , and many other Ulteasos that
load to Insanity or Consumption and a Prema
ture drato.
f jTKull particular * In oar pamoblet , which
desire to lend frto t v mall to every one ,
tsntio Specific Medicine Is lold by all druggists
II per package , orO | wckiui ( or 96 , ot will
tent ( rue by mall on reoi ptot the money , by
adJrwMlnf TI1KOKA 1EDIU1NK CO. ,
Buffalo , N. r.
ltd ) ' ) f Qoodr oc7me-ecd
JOHN HUBLUE ,
l'c ldent. Vice 1'rcs't.
W. 8. D I IIB , Sec. and Trcafl.
THE NEBRASKA
MMUMCTUEIB CO
Lincoln Ndb.
, . ,
MANUKAOTUUK118 OF
Corn Planters , Harrow * , Farm Rollers ,
Bulky Hay Rakes , Ducket Elevating Wlnu.
Is , &c.
\S are prtrarod to do job work and nunutac-
urlifforctlitrpattlui.
Addrcs all aiders
NEI1IIA8KA MANUFAOTOIIINU CO , ,
LINCOI.X. N u.
ORAIG'S ' OITY GREEN HOUSE
now open to the publlo with a full supply ol
Cut Flowers and Plants
Sale. We will bo glad to nave the publlo
call and oe us.
Douquota or Any Floral Doelgn Made
Kt Order
ON THK SHORTEST NOTICE.
City Oreen llouw , 8. W. Cor. 17th and Web.
, one block from IDtb street cars , Nursery.
street , opposite foil , Jos , Y , Oralf , Florist
LandsaiMGardner. Fu2-6m.
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
OF
Men's , Boys' and Chi
CLOTHING
Ready for Inspection
AT
Palace Clo tiling House.
*
THE LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED
1810 Fornnin Street , Near 14th.
Uarl6eo4.
WM. ROGERS
Manufacturing Company ,
-MAKERS OF THE-
Finest Silver Plated Spoons and Forks ,
I
The only and ( I ktioual pinto that i !
original firm of ] '
is giving for instance
Rogers Bros.
stance - single
All on * Spuiuia ,
Forki and plated Spoon a
Knives plated triple thloknoas ,
with the greatest
platu only on
of caro. Each *
the i u o t i o
lot being hung
on a scale while whore expo d
being plated , to to wear , thereby
iiiBuro a full deposit
making a single
posit of silver or
plated Spoon
them.
them.Wo wear aa long asa
Wo wonld call
a triple plated
especial attention
.
one.
tion to
oar BOO-
Rival. Orient
All Orders In the Wett should b Addrened to
A. B. HUBERMANN ,
Wholesale Jeweler ,
'
OMAHA , - - - - - NEB.
The Oldest Wholesale and TUB LEADING
Retail JEWELRY HOUSE MUTUB : C HOUSE
in Omaha. Visitors can here IN TUB WEST I
General Agents for the
find i all novelties in SILVER
Finest and Best Pianos and
VER WARS. CLOCKS , Organs manufactured.
Rich and Stylish Jewelry , ' Our prices are as Low as
Eastern Manufacturer
die Latest Most any
Artistic
, ,
and Dealer.
and Choicest Selections in Pianos and Organs sold
ECIOUS STONES and for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
all descriptions1 of FINE A SPLENDID stock ot
WATCHES at as Low Pri Steinway Pianos , Knabo
ces as is compatible with Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi
lonorable dealers , Call anos , and other makes.
ard see oilr Also ( Jlough & Warren ,
Store Tower - Bmlding Sterling , Imperial , Smitb
, aeri ( D 0rfJans , &c. Do
corner UU' and Farnham
uot faUtoaoeus before pur-
Streets chasint ? .
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW GASES
Large Stock Always on Hand.
"OTWYATT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Lath , Shingles ,
SASH , DOORS , BLIPS AUD MOULDINGS ,
15th and Cuming Sts , OMAHA , NEB
Hair Goods , Notions , Ladies' ' Furnishing ; Hoods , Ulstors , Oircularfi ,
and Suits , r
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