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MH 1 I THE OMAHA DAILY J3EE : FRIDAY MAY 5 , i882. THE DAILY BEE CMAHAPUBLISHINQCO. , PROPRIETORS. /K 010 Farnham , bet. Oth nd 10th Streets. TKRJIS OF SUBSCRIPTION. ' Oascopy 1 ycur.In ad > ancopostpald ( ) (10.00 fl months . . . 5.00 monlh " " . 3.00 RAILWAY TIME TABLE. MM cniCAoo , RT. r-Ad , Munriroui AND OHAUA RAILROAD. Lure Omaha r < w enfcr No , , S:30a. ro. Ac tutcodntlon No. 4,1:0 : I p. m Airlve Omaha rawenpcr No. 1,5:10 : p. m cccaid tlon No. 3,10:60 : a. m , JtlMU OUAtu 1AST OX KOmn BOOKS , 0. , 3. t y. 7:40 : a. in. J : 0 p. ru. 0. * N. W. , 7:40 : a , tn. 3:10 : p. sn. C. , R. I. A P. , 7:40 ii. m. 8:10 : n , m. E , 0Et. J. fe 0. B.Ien\es at > 30a. m. Mid7'4l en. Arrived at 8t. Louis at 0Suat : , m. and 6:1 : S rn. rn.W. , StLft r. , leaves at S a. m , and 3:40 : p Arrive * a Bt. Louis at 6:40 : a. m. and 7:30 : a WMI 01 ZOUTBWWTS. It. ft U. In Neb. , Through Express , 8 : > . rr B. A M. Lincoln Express C..O p. m. t7 P , Oxrrland Kxprcsa , 12:15 : p. in , O , ft K. V. for Lincoln , 11:45 : a. tu. . O. A H V. for Osccola , 0:40 : a , m. O. P freight No , 6 , C:30 : a. m. O. IM rrlftht No. B , 8:20 : a. la. 0. I' , freight No. in , 2Mp. : tn. U. F. freight No. 7 , 6:10 : p. m. emigrant. 1 , P. Denver express , 7:35 p. m. D. P. fralrht Nn 11 , 11:30 : p. m. D. P. Denver freight , 8:25 : p. m. ABIilVlPIO FBOH HIST AND POU7.D. O B. k O ( :00 : a. m. 7:25 p m. O. * N. W. , CMS a. in. 7 : ? & p. m. C. 11.1. * P. . 0:46 : a. m. 0:06 p. m. S. C. , St. Joe ftG B. . 7C5im. ! . OU5p. m AE1IV1SO 7KOM Till WM KD HOUTHWHr. 0. * It. V. from Lincoln 1:03 : p. m. U. P. Pacific Exprexs 3:25 : p.-ni. TJ < J | M. In Neb. , Through Exorese tilf p m. H. & M. Lincoln Hxprcn. * 0:16 : a in , U , P. Denver express , 7SS : a. in , U. P. Freight No. 14 2SO : p. m. U. P. No. 6 BiO : a. m. Emlg ant. U. P. freight No. 14,12:16 : p. m. C , P. No , 8 0:00 : p. in. U. P. No. 12-1:46 : . m. ' D , P. Denver freight , 1:10 a , tu.1 O , Si R. V. mixed , ar. 4:46 : p. in. DDKUT laAJNS BITWIKN OMA1U AJTB Learn Oiu&ha at 3:00 : , 0:00 , 10:00 : and 11:00 : m. ; 1:3 : 2CO : , 3:09 : , 4:00 : and 6:00 : p. m. Loivd Council Bluffs at S.Zo , D:26 : , 10:25 and : ! 5 a. m. ; t5 : , 2:25 : , 3:25 : , 4:25 : and 6:26 : p. m. SuDi > e The dummy Itavos Omaha at 0:00 : And 11:00 : a. in. ; 2:00 : , 4:00 : urn ! 6:00 p. m. Lents Council DluCs at 0:26 : and 11:26 * . m.j ! : SB , 1:25 : nnd t6 : p. m. Through and lical pie sngcr trains between Omaha and Council Blutla. Leave Omaha 6:15 : , : lt > , 8:50 : a. m. ; 3:40 : , 5:45 : , 00 p. m. Arrive Omaha 7:40,11:35 : , ll : < .5 a. m. ; 5:40. : 7:06 : , 7:16 : , 10 p. n < Opening ; ana Olotlnic of Mrlli. BOUTS. OriK. OL08S. a. tu. p. m. a. ni. p. m , OhlcaROkN. W 11.00 0CO BSO : S:40 : Chicago , 11 I. ft Pacific. 11:00 : 0:00 : 5BO 2:40 : Ohlcat'O. h. i O. . . . . .11:0(1 : 9:00 : 5 : 0 2:10 : Wabash ! . 12:30 : 6:80 8:40 : HlouxCltrnud PaclOc. . 0:00 : 6 : < U ) 2:40 : Union Facln : . 4:00 : 11:10 : Omaha & P V . 4:00 : 11:40 E.fcM. In Neb . 4:00 : 8:10 : Omaha & Sioux City. . . . 0:00 : 7:30 B. & M. Lincoln . WiS1) 6:00 : C. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . . 1:30 : 11:00 : J. P. Denver Ezi > . DOT 8:80 : O. , Sioux City & St. P. . .11:00 2:40 : Local nmlls for State of Iowa leave bnt once a day , vlt : 6:30 a , m. Office open Sundays from 12 m. to 1 p. m. TITOS. P HALT , P M. Business Directory. Abatract and Real batata. JOHN L. UcCAGUE , opposite Post Offlco. W. K. BARTLETT 817 South ISth 8tre . Archltecti. DOTKKNE & MENDELSSOHN , ARCHITECTS Room 11. Crolghton Block. A. T. LAROE Jr. . Room 2 , Cielzhton Block. Boota and Shoe * . JAMES DiVINE & CO. , JTln Boots and Shoos. A good assortment Iiomo work on hand , corner 12th and Hartley. TQOS. KUICKSON , S. E. cor. 16th and Douelis. JOHN FORTUNATUS. 09C 10th etreet , manufactun a to order good vrork ftt f tr tjrlccn. Raoalrlpr done. Bed Springs. LARIUMKR Uanufacturer. 1517 Dourlaiat. Booka , Nowa and Stationery. J. I. FRUEHAUF 101B Farnham Street. Butter and Eggs. UoSHANE & BCIIROEDER , the oldest B. and E. boueo In Nebraaka cntablLihod 1S7S Omaha. OKtt'iKAL. " HKSTAURAST , * MRR. A. RYAN , - \ loathweit corner IBthand Dodge. Best Board for the Money. Satisfaction Guaranteed. ; i at all Hours. Board by the Day , Week or Month. Good Terms for Cash. Furnlnhsd Rnnms Supplied. Carriage * and Road Wagoni. WM BNYDER , 14th and Barney Streets. Clothing bought. J. HARRIS will my hlghostCash price for tesond band clothlnc. CornorilOth tud Farnham. JOHN BAUMER 1SU Farnham Street. Junx. H. BKliTHOLD , Ry and Metal. Lumber Lime and Cement. fOSTER & 01li\Y corner 6th and Douglas alt. Lamp * and Qlasiware. J. BONNER 1S09 Doozlaa St. Good Variety. Merchant 'Tallora. O. A. LINDQUEST , One of our most popular Merchant Tailors le re ceiving the latest deidgna for Spring and flummur Ooods for gentlemen's wuar. titylUli , durable , and prices low as ever 216 13th bet. DouEr.&Farn. Millinery. URB. 0. A. RINGER , Wholesale and Retail , Fan cy Goods In great variety , Zephyrc , Caril Boards , Ifoolery , Gloved , CqraeU , &c. Cheapest HOUBO In Ino Wfcst. Furchauera taio CO per cent. Ordeir by Mall. 115 FllUcnth Street. foundry. JOHN WEARNE & BOKK ccr. Hth& Jirksoo t Mourand Feed. OMAHA CITY MILLS , i'th and FirnLsm iitj. , Wdehir.a Drn * . , proprietors. Qrocnra. I. aTKVENB , Slst between Cnmln ; < aad liar T. A. UolKANE , Corn. 2ZA and Cumlnir Streets. nurdwato , Iron na utcal , OLAN & LANGWOKTUY , 'holealo , 110 il'2 Uth street A. HOLMES corne 1Mb and California. Harriots , Saddle * , &c. B. > YE1BT 2018th Bt. bet r" n. ft Harr'ny. ' Hotel * ; ANFIELD HOUSE , Oto. Canflcld.tth & Farnham DOF.AN HOUSE , P II. Cary , HS FcrnhamSt. BLAVEN'S HOTEL. F. Sl&ven , 10th St. Boathern Hotel Ous. Hamel 9th ALeavenwortb rug * , Paint * end Oils. KUHN If CO. rhirmaclitt , Fine Vane Goods , Cor. Utn and Doulj ttrocU. W. J. WI1ITKI10UE , Wholc leiRetll , Iflth it. ( 0. FIELD , 2022 North 81 do CJmlnf Street. PARR. Dructriil. 10th and Howard Ktreeti. Dentist * . DR. PAUL WlllUiD"'llloci Oar. Uth ADod/e. ury uocaa Motioni , ttc. JOHN H. F. LKllMAHN & CO. , Hew York Dry Goods Store. 1310 and 1811 Fun- Dim ktrect , L. 0. Knew old also boot * and shoes & Facile. ruruiture. A t. GROSS , New and Second Hand Furniture cd Stover , 1111 Douzlta , Highest caih price aid for leoond band goods. .BONNER 1509 DoufU it. Fine roods 4c. rerco Work * . OMAIA FENCE CO. T , FRIES & CO mtllarneySb. , Improve d Its Boxes , Ircc acd Wood Fences , Offio lllDCT. flonntfi * Pln and Walnnt. Pawnbroker * . ROBKNFELD 10th St. . bet f r. ft Par Kerrlgorator * . CanHeld' * Patent , OOODUAN. 1th St. tet. Farn. & Olgar * and Tobacco. WEST A FRtTSCnKR , manufacturers of and Whalemls Doa'.eMl n Tobaccos , ISO ! Dougla * ft. F. LORF..V7.KN manufacturer 1(16 Farnham Florist. A. Donighnp , plants , rat Bowers , seed * , ooqnet sta. N. W. ccr. ICIh and DOUPM ! streeta Civil EnRlnocrt and Surveyor * . ANDREW RC3F.WATER , Crelfthton Block Town Surveys , Grade and Beweraga System ! PrtHalty. Uommlislon Merchant * . JOHN Q. WIL L1S.141I Dodge Street. D II. tlF.EMF.R. For detAlli tee Urgr adrertlso- ment In Dallv and Weekly. Uornlce Worxa. Western Cornice Works , Manufacturers Iron Cornice , Tin , Iron and HKto Roofilng. Order from any locnlltj promptly executed In the bcs manner. Factory and Office 1213 Harney St. C. SPKC1IT , Proi-rlctor. GalvMilcnl Iron Cornices , Window Caps , etc. manufactured and imt up In any part of the country. T. SINHOLU 410 Thirteenth street Urocnery , J. nOXNKR 1309 Donnas utrpet. Ooo.l line. Clothing and Furnishing Goo' a , GKO. II. 1'KTKRSON. Also 1IM , Cnps , Boot ; Shoes Notions and Cutlery , SOI S. 10th street. Ohow Case Manufactory. O. J. WILDK , Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds of Show Cases , Upright CasoB , A 1317 Cam St. FRANK L. OEItHARD , proprietor Omaha Show Case mixnu.'actory , 818 South 16th street between Leavcnworth and Uarcy. All Rood warrtntod flrst < cliu < . Utovc * nna inware. A. BURM ESTER , Dealer In Stoves and Ttimare , and Manufacture ! ol Tin Rocfi and all kludu of Building Work Odd Fellows' Block. J noS'N'KU. 1WU tlftiiflad Ht. oed and Chaap | 8eecl . J. RVANS , Wholesale and ReUll Seed Drllll and CulthAtnm Odd Follow ) Hall I Phyilclana and Surgeon * . W. 8. GIBBS , M. D. , Room No , Crelghton Block , Uth Street. f. U. LKlSJvMU.ha , 11. U. Ma emu Ulock. C. L. HART , M. D. , Eye and Ear , opp. postofflco DR. L. B. GRADDY. OoulM and Atirlft. S. W 16th and Kirnhsm fnotograpnor * . OKO. HEYN , PROP. Grand Contra ! Gallery , 212 Sixteenth Street , near Uaaonlc Hall. Flrot-claM Work and Prompt- n > w uuarnnlcer PlumblnK , Ua * and Steam F'ttlng. P. W. TARPY A CO. . 216 12 St. , bet Farnham and Douglas. Wors promp y attended to. D. yiTZPATUIOK.Ill . .ouelis Street. Intlng an apor anging , HENRY A. KO-5TKRS , 141 Oodsre Street. Ohoo atores. Phillip Lan 15211 Varnh.m t. b t. 13th A 14th. Oocond Hand Btora. PERKINS & LEAR. 1410 Douglas St. , Now and Second Hand Furniture , Houeo Furnishing Goods , Ac. , brmrhtand raid on narrow margins. baloona. HENRY KAUFMANN , [ n tne new brick block on Douglas Strool , hag Just opened n most elegant Beol Hall. Hot Lunch from 10 to 12 every day. ' Caledonia "J FALCONER B79 IBth Street. UnQbrtaxer * . OHAS. RIEWE , 101V Farnbam bet. 10th & lltd. 60 Oent Store * . P. fl. BACKUS Farnharn St. . Fancy Goods Ifetoaska National BANK. OF OMAHA NEBRASKA ( No. 2C05. ) TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ) OtTlCO C f COMITftOLLKR OP T1IK CUURKNCV , > WAHIIXOTON , April 2Sth 18S2. ) WIIERXAS , by satisfactory evidence presented iO the uodurs gned. It ti&i been mailo to appear that "TrlE NhBKASKA NATIONAL BANK OF ) MAHA"ln the city cf Omaha , In the county of Douglas , and State of Nebraska , has complied UNDERTAKER"A ho United State ? required to bo complied with leioro an association shall be authorized to commence - menco the business of Banklnir : Now , therefore , J , John Jay KnoxComptroller of the Currency , do hereby ccrtlfv that "The Nebraska National Bank of Omaha , " In the city of Omatia , In the c .unty of Douglas , and state if frobranka , Is authorized to commence the lUblncss of Banking n < provided In Sectlnn Fifty ) na Hundred and SIxty-NhiC of the Revised Statutes cf the Unltcl States. In testimony whereof witness my ) hand and fcal of olllco thla 2Cth SEAL. V day of April 1882. j JOHN JAY KNOX , Comptroller of the Currency. Iheabovo Bank la now prepared to receive justness It commences with a fully pad up captalof 82(0,003.00 , with olllcers and directors is follows : S. R. JOHNSON , PnraiDHNT. cf Steele , John- eon & ( Jo.Vholetulo Uroccrs. A. E. TOUZALIN. Viet PIIXMDIWT , of C. B. &Q. R. R. , Boston. W. V. MORSE , ot W. V. Moreo and Co , , Whole. Rile Boots and Shoes. , JNO. S. COLLINS , of G. II. & J. 3. Collins , Wholesale Leal her and S Udlery. JAMES M. Woomorlh , Counsellor and Attoruoy at Law. LEWIS S. REKD , of Byron Rccd & Co. , Real Katnto licaleis. HENRY W. YATHS. Cashier , late Cashier of ths Fir-t National liank of Omaha , and connected with the active manage ment of that liank since Ha organ ization In IbliG. niAoly THE KENDALL PLAITM IACHIUE ! DRESS-MAKERS' COMPANION , It plaits from 1-16 of a n Inch to width In thecoarueet felts or Quest si ks It doca all kinds and styles of r laltln ? In uso. No lady that does her own druod-makini ; can afford to do without ono as nlco plaiting Ii never out of fashion , If seen It sells Itself , For : tlachlneg , Circulars or Agont'8 terma address CONGAll & 00. , M A.r1fttn at. Cliicnco Til JOHN STABblR , EROMK rJCIIAMP , I'robldent. Vlco I'rce't. W. 8. DUUIIKB , Sec. ondTreas. THE NEBRASKA IMuTACTUEIE 00 Lincoln , Neb. MANUFACTURERS OF Corn Planters , Harrows , Form Roller * , Sulk Hay Rakes , Uucket Elevating Wind nil iic. \V'o are prepared t3 do Job work nnd manuf luring for other pMtlia. Addres all orders K2SUKASKA MANUFACTURING CO. , FASTTIME _ i In going Kast take the JMcago Slortliwest- Trains leave Omaha 8:10 : p. m , and 7:40 : a. m. I full Information call on H , P. DUK'w. Ticket Acent , llth and Kirnhara Sta. J. I1KLL , U. I' . iallway Depot , or at JAMES T. CiiAUK , Ocner- Aittn ; , Ouiaua , t 17uiJo tf DB. P. BOHHRBE , Physician and Surgeon * CHIIONIO DISEASES , RHEUMATISM , Etc. , A Bl'KCIAUTY. Medicines furnished at office. Office No , 1112 Farnham St. , between Uth and 16th Omaha Neb. US- ' * - John G. Jacobs. UNDERTAKER ( Formerly ol Olihfc Jacobs , ) "A SHINER. " How the Lendville Mtvn Won Back the Money Lost at Pokor. Denver Nc rs. Ono of the aristocratic institutions of Londvillc * , sny n correspondent , is the mining club nn organization com * jwsod of the blue-blood of the city , and not exactly , na the nnnio implies , inado up of mining magnates. The apartments of the organization include " n dainty furnished "littlo apartment BAcrcd to the great AmottCAii game of draw pokor. Hero the club men rtro wont to congcgato of nn livening , nnd sometimes the game runs high. Nowin draw poker , oven "among gentlemen , " the player prefers to win rathi'r than to l6sc , and , consequently , some Jos- ] > orate points are ocuAsiomUly strained , A few oroninga ago a well known member , the buperintcndont of n "niino _ onst of the city sat down in n game of the hardest nnd heaviest players in the camp. In about nn hour ho quit just $750 poor er than when ho sat down. Later ir the evening ho disconsolately narrated the fact to a friend , and cursed gam bling and gamblers in n loud , deep and emphatic style. It so happened that this friend waa itrillo moro "tly , " in the vernacular of the gang , than he , nnd , closing one optic , told him ho could assist him in making the mining club look remarkably sick , as far as draw poktr wa concerned , The mining man expressed his willingness to bo assisted , nnd the "lly" produced what is technically known ns n "shin- or. " This may bo n dark and gloomy myotory tothosouninitiatod , but to old sports it is far from one. A "shiner" Is nothing but a silver dollar , on one side of which a concave mirror about the size of a man's little finger nail is set. This is brightly polished and is unnoticed in the surrounding silver. When the name begins the "shiner" is lain on top of pile of notes and coin and the cards dealt over it. The re sult is that the concave mirror catches the rejection of nil cards dealt over it , and the dealer lias n pretty accu rate knowledge of what every body else holds. A few lessons made the mining man an adept , and , nrmod with the "shiner , " ho hied him to the inininc club. A poker game was in progress , nnd ho took his scat at the ; able. For the next couple of hours iho playirj were tempted to think that ho had become gifted with the lowers of a clairovyantormind-reader , 10 singularly accurate was his knowl edge of what they held. At thn end of that time ho had the crowd in such a state of utter and coniplo dcad-broko- 1083 that they were obliged to stand oil' the steward of the club for their lotatoes. Since then the mining club ma experienced a. season of financial depression whichsoriously lamed their > olitical potency in the city election. Too Much Ncolllty. ndlanapolls Sentinel. Somoyear agon , voryfoolish woman , , ho wife of the Bonanza King , Mackey a name that smacks precious little of "blue blood concluded that the American continent was not big enough to hold her and her daughter , md therefore she sot sail for Europe , ocuted in Paris , built , hired , or pur- hosed n sort of palace , fitted it up with servants , got the name of "Bon anza Queen , " hung out her shingle 08 the richest woman in the gay capi- al , gave big dinners , called around lor all the aristocratic , titled snobs , he could catch with that sort , of mitpmd waa happy to see her name n and glowing reports of her nauseating nonsense in Parisian cheap > rints , which were from time to time oproduced in American journals. While the Bonanza Queen was sling- ng moneyaway by thousands , the old Jonanza King remained in America o see that the "balance of trade" didn't ' got on the wrong side of his edger and compel him to stop shipping ; pld to France. To mnko this whole iisgusting business as distasteful nnd as repugnant ns possible , thoold "Bon anza Queen" has managed to make it appear that her daughter is in do * tnand , nnd nil the broken down heirs > f the defunct dynasties of Europe are > esioging her palace nnking for the land of the daughter in marriage ho lost pno of the suitors mamed , icing Prince Philippe do Bourbon , an obscure dead-boat of Spanish stock. It ooras this fighting family , being broke md it published that ho was alliancod o the dnughtorof the BonanznQuoon , tfllo. Maokoy ; whereupon the Mac- : oy mamma gets into a royal ragoand leclares that Prince Philippe doBour- ) on authorized the report nnd per mitted it to be published to save him- elf from arrest on account of debts. t is now reported tnat the Bonanza jueon will have a post erected near ho frolic gate , upon which notice will > o given in nil European languages hnt the Princess Ootilda Marguorutta Antoinptta PeggiettaBridgototto Mac- ( oyronia will hnvo no dowry until her ionanzu parents nro dead. But the verago aristocratic titled dnnd-beat islet lot likely to hoed the Quonn'a notice , nd Mademoiselle Mackoyroniu will ontinup to receive offers until she at ast capitulates , and then the King and 3ucon will have to nhell out. When n American woman goes toEuropoto ct the fool , she is not deserving of ympathy if her schemes do not pan ut according to expectations. KTooful Story of the Mississippi Flood rl.ansaa State Ga/vtto. People who read daily reports from lie overflowed districts may bo our- ri.ied from day to day at the cnor- tity of the inundation ; fit the number f people rendered homeless ; of the unger and general devastation ; but ow , removed us they are from the cone , can realize in aotail the actual nisory andwunt. The following utory , old by nn old man who arrived in his city yesterday , gives one of the many instances the terrors of which annot bo exaggerated : "My name is Hiram Aspin , " said ho old man , when n gentleman , hoar- ng something of his recant nmfor- uno.f , had Invited them to join them t a lunch table , "For several years have lived on the Mississippi river , few miles below Arkansas Oity , For omo time I have been living alone , is my wife died several years ago , " "Tell us about the Mood , old man , " laid one of the party , who , caring but ittle about family affairs , desired a traightforvvard story of distress. "My IIOUBO was situated , it was nought , at a eafo distance above ligh-water markj and every one agreed hat only a terribly inundation , inci dent to a general break in the levee , could nfl'cct mo. When the bro k in the levee occurred I wan in bed , Th howling of my dog nnd the restless ness of the horses in the lot wnrno ( mo of my danger. 1 nroti am opened the door nnd then i eali what n terrible flood was drilling The horses jumped the fence , snorted and ran i way. The dog howled looked appealingly at me , ant tucking his tail ran under the house. The water csmo with gurgling rush , j did not think that the water would nt tnin n dangerous depth , nnd for tenv porary safety 1 climbed upon the gate , post. The dng had ceased himlig , Ho was under water. Ono of m > chickens llovr by mo and foil into the water with n Muttering splash. The water rose higher nnd higher. It roared through the bottoms like thun der , When morning canto 1 stood upon the top of the post nnd suruoyod the scene AyollowBc.t wns stretched out before mo , I had no means of escaps. A iog floated pasl mo. I sprang from the gate post nnd clung to the timber. All day I float ed. Occasionally the log would turn and give mo a dip. A lonoly. terrible night followed. Another any. No land. The few excited birds whicl had boon the only signs of life during the early part of my seemingly hopeless voyngo had flown to the hills many miles distant. My condition was desolnto I were nothing but n pair of drawois and a shirt. Another dark , cheerless night. I heard aomo one blowing n fox-horn , awny elf on the hills. 1 shouted unti ! my breath was gone. 1 became in sensible and must have remained in that state for several days. For three weeks I drifted aimlessly " "How did you got anything to oat ? " asked one of the party. "That's n fact , ' replied the old man , "That's so. D-d if I haven't failed to put that provision m the bill. Wnt'll you fellows take ! Gimmo a whisky sour.1 Bucklin's Arnica Saho. The BEST SALVE in the world for Gulf , Bruisop. Sores , UJoerc , SaltKheutn , I'ovcr Sore * , Tetter , Chapped Haml * , Chilblain * , Corns , mi'l all skin eruptions , nnd posi tively curcu piles. It is KUiurmtoi'd to 5i\o satisfaction or money tufmuled , 'rico , 25 cents per box , For i.lo by C. F. Goodman P. RO&EES & CO. , uSL.GHEani'oc'/s ; F. L. Sommers & Go's. BISCUITS , OAKRS , JUMBLES AND NOVELTIES. Wholesale Manufacturing It- AND DEALERS IN Fruits , Nuts and Cigars. Ill S. 14th Si OMAHA - - NEB. ly-o J..L WILKIE . . , MANUFACTURER OF PAPER BOXES. ? .IB and 220 S. 14th St. . - 3DST3E13BS NOTICE. To Ellska McLaughlln iion-renldcnt defendant : You are herd ) ) notified that on the 'Jllh day Of April 16b2 , Kdwnrd D. McLau.hlln 11'cd a netltlon against you In the District Court of Douglas County , Noiranka , the object and prayer - er of nblch are to obtain n dlvorcu fromjou and custody of the children ; Issue of the marringo with you , en the ground that you lm\ewllfuliy abandoned the platiitllf without good cause , f r the term of twoycara last past. You are re quired to nnsuer eaid retltion on or before Mon day , the I'M day of Junu 18S2. E. D. MCLAUGHLIN , Piaintm. on ovm-4t By It. H. ll.ui , , his Attorney. Matter o Apnltcation of II , A. Nolle fur Liquor License , NOTICE. Notice. Is hereby given that II. A. Nolle did upon the 22ml day of April A. D. , 1S82 , Ilia 111) application to the Hoard of Courty Com- nlB ionerB of Dou la County , Ncbrusba , for Iccnao to sell Mult , Spirituous and Mnom Llquora at Elkhorn Station in ChlcoKQ Pruci ct Uou lus County , NebrasKn , from the Oth day ol May 1832 , to the Ctb day of August 1S-2. If thcro bo no objection , remonstrance or pro. tfst Iliad within ts\o w ok from April 22rd A. D. 168- , the tuld llcenso will be granted. II. A. NOC.TK , Applicant. TIIK OMAHA HKK nowtpapor wil pul'IMi the aboio notice lor two Mucks at the nxjieiino of the applicant. ' 1'ho County of Douglas Is not to bo charged I herewith. JOIINIDAUJIKR , 2t County Ccrk. [ Matter of Application of Allies Tbiele for JJijuiii ] .Icenso , NOTICK. Ndtlce n liereby glvon tliat ABDCH Thiolo , diet upon th-tftliiayofMuy , A. 1 . , 186'J , file liur upplicntlon tu thu Mayor nnd City Council of Oinnliu , for llrcnsu ; o null Malt , Spirituous nnd Vinom tt fcouthwuHt corner of tltli ami l''nnmm ttrcet , Tlilnl ward , Omnlri , Neb , , from tlie 171 h ilay of May , 18fa2 , to the 17th day of August , 18S2 If there liu no objection , remoiiHtrnnco or jirotest tiled \vitlifn two wei-lcH from 'M of Mny , ItiriJ , the hnicl lluenm will ho Kranteil. AnsKh THIII.I : : , Ajipllcant. TIIK O.MAIIA DAILY HIK : now pnper will luhlUh the uhovo notice oncu each week for two weokH at tl ) expense of the apjili- cant , The City of Oinalia IH not tu ha charged therewitli. J , J. I > . 0. JKWETT , City Geo. P. Bemis ESTATE AGENCY , ICth end Dodg Ott. , Omaha , Hob , This gency liom BiKicri.Yalirokur < .ieLuilnoM. ; Do < is ntapecultte and therefor * any nnnVd * ! Innlrl'il tn " OKAY'S SPECIFIC TRADE MARK , , The areatTIUijn WAHK oily , AIIUIJ. falling euro for bcmlnal Wunknoiii , Spvrmitor * I hca , Impot. tncy , and all follow M a BEFGilETAKIMQ.eequenco of AFTER TAIINO. Jolf-AbuiKi ; M I/jBKOf Jlornory , Universal tA l- tude , I'aln In the Back , DlmncM of Vision , 1'ro- inatura Old Age , and many other DUeaies that load to Insanity or Consumption ftud a I'rema- ture Oraie. tarl'ull parttcuhri la our psmnhUt , which we duulra to send trie i v mall to every one. fart'be Bpcclflo Medicine U sold by til dru tfiits tt 91 per packaxe , or Bpacktjrci tor { ( , or will ha sent free by mall on reel ptof thu money , by addreMlntf THE Oil A tlKDICJNBCO. , Buflalo. N , Y , ortalen ccymt-eod i Proposnla For Indlnn Supplies find Trfcnsportntlou. pv DPARTJir.\T OP Til R IXTKRIOR , Offlco C JL/ Indian AdilrfVm > bln < ton , April 25. 1SS2 , Scaieil propcMl , Indortcd "rrcpos ls fa BeefMil" for Hcei mint lie iiuinlitt-.l In sep arate out elope ? , ) Bacon , Hour , Clothlne , or Transportation , ac , ftho ! ca my bp. ) ant directed to the Commlujlonir of Indltn Ai7alr. < o . 5MidC7 Wooiter street , XIT York , nil be recoiled until 1 p. m. of Tu daj , Mny S3 , 1SS-2 , for ( nrnl'lilri ? for the 'nillnn SrrMro abmn fiiO.ooo pound I' icon , 40COOiOi ) ) > onndi Ilcof on thohool , ltSCOOpound | itan , ; nOGO > oundj BsVIn ? 1'oiMlcr , v.POO.ODO | oiind * Corn , J.W.OOO pound * Coilco , 8SPO.Ojpoundi Flour 2IJ.OOO n ninii * Feml , SOO.OUO pcund * ll rd Hre.iJ , , k- OOJ pound * liemlny , 0000 pounds tnril , 1OM barrel * mcsi pork , C3JVO poundt Illoc , 11,100 potinds Tea , 04,100 pound * lobncca SOO.tOO poundi Salt , 210,0(0 pjtinU So.i\ > , o.ono | > oun.ls Sola , 10IKO | tcttiuiibutar nnd SSP.OiO pjunilj Wheat , ANo , Il'ivnltctd , AVoolcn niul CiUcn Oood , ( co l tliir ) In | vut of TlckliiElS3UOO > Ard < ; Stan- vlar.1 Cftluo , 3 0,0(0Jatil i l > rlllliKvOOCOjarili ! < i IHick , free fiom all mme , 1'O.COu j.itil , Pen- him , 17.01W Jarrt ; Hlngham , M.OOO ianl , K n- tuckv Jraii * . ' 't.UOO > r nl ; Cheviot S.VOO > ard j llrou n Snirtlnc , " 00 000 ) , > rj ! , Ditched thcvt- Itiif. 20,000r rj j Hlckor > . ' lurtlnp , 10,800 jurl'j CalU-o Shlttlnit , 0iW ) ard < \Vliur.v j , 3000 } rt < ; Clothlnu , OrocerlM , Kotlnn * . Iln'duare , il ol leal Sii'i | > llo. , and ft lout ; lUt ol in seel- Unvousnrtlclm , such AI llnrius * , IMOHK , It.iVn. 1'on.n , Ac , nnd for uliout t ISVAconi rpqulrcu or thoncr\lco In Arliotm * ColoiMo , Dakota , dthii , In Jinn Te rltor > . .Mlniiosotn , Moiitanf , N'obrasl-a , .Notatlii and \V-eon : > ln , to bu dclhrr- cxl at Chicago , lm \ City , and nlouv CltAl o for surhVndoinrn may bo iiMiulrtil , eilapteil to the clluuto nl tha I'aclllc Const , with CulltornU braVc ? , iklhcicil at S n Frmclsco , Al o , trniii | > ortattoii for stuh of ( ho articles , eooiN , nnd supplies thatin.A } not be lontMctua for to bo dollmcd nt tha ARoncIrn , Jinn MIfiT lt MAI'K OUT ON < ! KKKUKX f llLAMiS Schedule shoulnf tha kinds a'ld iH\ntliles | ol subsl oticonuppllos riiulrnl for riih Aeeiicy , aidlhekliuU lid quaiilltlo In Rro < . of all other iio'd * and articles , together | th bl\nk propusals and torn for coniract nnd l > 3iulcon ilitlon > lt In olneivol by hlildcru , tlinu nnd plncaof ilvlhcry , tornu of ccntraci nnJ piy * incut , tran poitntlon routes , nnd nltothrr norcs mry It ttruc loin 111 In lurnlsbed upon nppll rnt on to the Indian Olllco In Washington , or XOK. t)5 ) Mul C7 WooKtcr utttct , Now York ; Win. H , l.yon , No. 4 3 DrnailttK.v , New York ; the Coiinn n.nrlin ot Milnlslcuco , I. S. A , , nt Choycnno , Chlcneo , luun orth , Onnha , .Saint I.oul , Saint I'aul , SMI 1'rai cl co , nmi Yntikton ! thu rintiuiintcr at Hloux City , nnd tn th 1'ctt- iiu teri nt tbo foi'onlii tumrd places In Kan * M : Arkansas City. ItiirlliiKton , Caldn-ell , Uodco CltKinioih , EurcLn , ( treat llcnd , Honard , Hutchison , Utr o < , > lcVi > rrsoti , tar- ton , Midiclno I oi'ue , > ew on , Osaco City. So- ilnn , htrrlliiif , Irpika , Wellington , Wlclulfx nnd Wlnllold. Illdi " 111 lie I'liorcd nt thn hour and day above dta'otl , nnd lililuinarc linltcJ to be preicut at the opening. CcnTiriiti ) CIIKCKB. All Mdn tmirt b' nccontpaulut hy corllflcd clucks upn'i nome United States Depository or AmUtnnt Tii-niurer , lor t Uixbt flvu per cunt , of the tiiiiount ol thu proposal. H. PKIcn , Commls ( oner. EUROPEAN HOTEL , Corner Fourth nnd Locust titroots. SS T. 3C.O-0 IS , 3VT < O. , J.H HDRST , - - Prop- looms , Too , SI , tisid 81 , 0 P r Day. Ancle int Ito tui'ant Ucoiu.octDd with this muio uhumini'aU nru m\edit ruosonabl pilcis Open day and night. in-lOui WESTERN E C. SPECHT , Proprietor , 1213 Harney Street , OMAHA NEB , - - - , MANUFACTURERS OF GALVANIZED IRON Cornices , Dormer Windows , Finials , TIN , IEON § SLATE EOOFINQ , Speckt'u Patent Metalio Sky light , Patent Adlustabl Rntchet B p and BRACKET SHELYING. aui the general State Agent for the above oof itoodt. IltON FKNOING. Oreitlngt , Baluitradet , VernndaiJOfTIco and Bank Ralllnei , Window and Cellar Quardi ; alao GENERAL AGENT Peeraon and Hill Patant Inalda Blind , noridtf Dexter L , Thomas. ATTORN EY-AT-LAW Itooin 8 , Cruljflitoii lllock United States Depository First National Bank , OMAHA. Oor. 13th and Farpam Sts. OLDEST BANKING KSTADUQHMI2NT IN OMAHA. QUOOE80ORO TO KOUNTZE DROTHERB. ) BTABUBUED 18it ) . OrjinUud at a National Bank August 20 , IBtB , . 2noono SURPLUS ANU FUOF1T3 - I50,00 OrriCItd AND DIR10TOB8I n MAH KOL'HTZr , i'rc8IJCIlt , Al/uDiiiDH Kotrxrzi , Vlco I'resldenl , F. H. DAVM , Catblcr. A. J. PorrLiiTOj , Joint A. Til : bank receives deposits wlthoo legard to mounts , Iftjuudtliuo ceitlDcatoK bearing Interest. " Draws drafti on Kan Krfriicluoo and principal Itlcnof the United atitmi , n ! < ol/jn > ton Dublin ! JlnliirL'h an J tko principal cltius of the cor.tl nnt of Kiirnii . mftvHt' H. JMfiJNNWElLB Emplopent Agent ZluitroaU Oatllt on Sbort Notice. llth St. , Near Fnrnbnm. ml-oid-t S. KALISH , S 1 Door W , of Oruiokslwnk's ' , Hoi now a fine complete Block nf finrln Good conslstlriKOf 1'iench , KiiKlltli 'I'd the bctt D l'rkf low orllmlcw Iv NOTIOK. .latter of Application of J , K , lilake for Llijuur Liccnuc , Notlco Is hereby t'hcn that J. K. Ulako did open the 21th day cf April A. I ) . 1H82 , nlehin application to Ilio Mayor am ) C'ityOuun. II of Omaha for llcentu to till Malt , Splrllucuu and Vlnou UiUomutNo. | ill Bouth r'llucntli trcct , Fourth Ward , Omaha , Neb. , from the 8th day of May MbB' ' , to the tth day ol August 16 * ' . ! . If tlare bo no objection , remonstrancuor pro. ret Pled within two wecU from April "Uli A. ) , 18ba , the bald llcuuto will bu ranttd. J. t. IJLAIU : , Applicant. RKI neusptper ulll publlih tbo above notice once each wtclj for two \\eoks at .ho cxpcntu of the applicant , The City ol Omaha is not to bu tbaryed tiurowlth. J. J. L. 0 , Jawtrr , City Clerk WHOLESALE rjw Wrtji 1W 1 T7 \ * VWIH | 'C v jff * < 9 f tW nn tnvan gtn iwv LTJilBIE , COAL & LIME , On River Bank , Bet , Farnham and Douglas Sts. , -DEALERS IN- Fire and Burglar Proo 1020 Farnham Street , JLJLSJLi WHOLESALE BOOK SELLER AND " 'ATIONER AND Wall Paper and Window Shades. 1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb. . G. WHOLESALE GROCER , 1213 Farnham St. . Omaha , SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF- Men's , Boys' and Children's Beady for Inspection AT POLACK'S CLOTHING HOUSE. Tie Lowest Prices Guaranteed , 1316 Farnam Street , Near 14th. The Oldest Wholesale and Retail JEWELRYHOUSE in Omaha. Visitors can here find all novelties in SIL VER WARE. CLOCKS , Rich and Stylish Jewelry , the Latest , Most Artistic , and Choicest Selections in RECIOUS STONES and all descriptions of PINE WATCHES at as Low Pri ces as is compatible 'with honorable dealers. Call and see pur Elegant New Store , Tower Building , corner llth and Farnham Streets THE LEADING MUSIC HOUSE IN THE WEST I General Agents for the Finest and Best Pianos and Organs manufactured. Our prices are as Low as any Eastern Manufacturer and Dealer. Pianos and Organs sold for cash or installments at Bottom Prices. A SPLENDID stock ot Steinway Pianos , Knabe Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi anos , and other makes. Also Clough & Warren , Sterling , Imperial , Smith American Organs , &c. Do not fail to see us before pur chasing. MAX MEYER & BRO. , , MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW CASES Large Stock Aways on Hand. PILLSBURY'S BEST ! Buy the PATENT PROCESS always givqs satisfaction , because it mskes superior article of Bread , and is the Cheats est Flour in the market. Every sack warranted to run alike or money refunded. W. M. YATES , Cash Grocer COUNSELOR - AT - LAW J. H. McOULLOOH , Room i , Crelgbton Block , Fifteenth Stroei. 10fm B. D. MCLAUGHLIN , ATTORNEY - AT - LAW < 3jid Notary Public-