if THE DAlLf BEE FBIDAy MAT 1x5 , 1882.
BUFFALO WILLIAM
On the Hunt After a Fortune
"What Ho Knows About the Stag
and Cnttlo Business.
Oeretand Ltadtr , May B ,
At the Clarendon hotel last oror
ing n Lender reporter met Hon. W
P. Cody , whoso oxploita an a government
mont scout and ranchman , nnJwhosi
nucoess on the stogo in the principa
roles of the stirring border drama
which , ! ! ! ! the threatrosof the country
have rendered his sobriquet of "Buf
falo Bill" familiar to every residont'b
the United States. Mr. Cody con
eluded his dramatio season by a week'
engagement at Now Haven , Oonn.
nnd is now on his way to the North
Platte country , where will put in th
summer on his ranch. This , by the
way , is
QUITE A GARDEN PATCH ,
being thirty miles squaroand nflbrdinj
a pasture ground for Mr. Cody's here
of 6,000 cattlo. Four hundred horses
also exorcise themselves in this 000
equaro miles of paddock , and give
occupation to the blood-thirsty un
tamed gad fly of the northwest. Al
though wearied with n hard wintor'a
work and much travel , Mr. Cody ro-
coivcd hia caller with the cheerful
courtesy of the frontier's on. A
few years behind the footlights haa
done moro to fasten the marks of ago
upon Mr. Cody than n lifo time of
chasing bison and dodging bullets , in
both ot which exorcises ho is an ox-
port. His name , ' 'Buffalo Bill/'waa
fastened to him on the evening of a
day memorable in the annals
of bufialo hunting , sixty-four
of tlio "critters" having boon
HADE FOOD FOR CROWS
by his rifle , within th'o space of ton
hours. Mr. Cody's height exceeds six
foot , and his form is as atraight as the
barrel of hia gun. It is in his long
wavy hair and Napoleonic mustache
and chin whiskers that the prints of
time arp most noticeable , and rero it
not for the lines of silver which occur
therein , ho might still pass for a man
of thirty years.
"What success did you moot with
during the wintorskcd ) | the reporter.
' 'Excellent , " was the response. "I
don't know that I have ever had a
moro.prosporous season. The thea
ters wore packed every where ; I lost
but two nighta in the year , and these
were the two following the death of
the'President. I have been told that
my business haa boon bettor than that
of any other company on the road ex
cept Joe Emmet's. Ono week inPhiU
HI ; adolphia the receipts amounted to
"
87,800.
"Slightly bettor than the cattle bus-
iners , 1 should judge , " remarked the
listener.
"I don't know about that ; the cattle
tlo business is a euro thing , and the
dramatic business is composed largely
of chances. "
"Do you travel next season ? "
"Yo . I open at Milwaukee in Sep
tember 1 , in 'Twenty Days , or Buffalo
Bill's Pledge. ' It was written for mo
by Colonel Prontiss Ingraham and
Charles Foster. "
"You came hero to look up the title
to certain
EUCLID AVENUE PROPERTY
which was formerly owned in your
family , did you not ! " pursued the re
porter.
' 'Yea. I understood from my aunt ,
Mrs. M. K Cody , who is stopping
here , that there is a question to the
title , and I concluded to stop over a
low days on my way homo and inves
tigate. ' I haven't learned the details
yet , BO can't giveany | opinion as to the
heirs' chances of success. If there
were anything wrong about the orig
inal transfer , I am inclined to have
the matter adjudicated , not for my
own sake , particularly , for I'm well
fixed ; there are others hoowvor , who
are not so well of , in a worldly sonso. "
"If the matter bo decided in favor
of the Cody claimants , you'll settle
down here , I presume.
"Bjirdly that. I was brought up
in the woat , and lifo there is so much
moro agreeable than it possibly could
bo hero , that I reckon 111 atay there
whatever may happen. I ought to bo
on my ranch now. I just opened a
letter telling mo that they were to
"begin the 'round up' Friday , and I
wanted to bo on hand. You under
stand that the 'round up * consists in
driving the herds into a corral and
branding the calves , " and the ranch
proprietor sighed as ho thought of the
exciting scenes ho must miss.
Over the Gordon Walt.
Lakeilde LUr In Chlsago Tribune.
"Do you like pie ? "
It was in summer that Gwendolen
MahulFy spoke these words to Ethel-
bert Quirkson as they sauntered back
from tlio croquot-cround to the house.
Gwendolen had hit her corn instead
of a croquet ball , aud as the blow fell
there came to her such a fooling
of desolate loneliness , such a wistful
yearning to howl and swear , that oho
had looked into Ethelbort's eyes with
her own dusky orbs and said , in the
low , musical voice whoso every tone
thrilled Ethelbort with a iwopt , rap
turous , three-far 50-conta thrill , that
ho really must go and help her dear
mamma get supper she loved so
dearly to help in all household mat
ters that mamma had often said that
whoever got her for a wife would
neyer need to hire a girl and a merry
laugh was trilled forth from between
the wine-red lips that Etholbert hade
o otten made up his mind to kiss ,
and then weakened when the time
came ,
Ho bent tenderly and lovingly over
her now , listening to every word eho
aid , and believing it all. Nothing
could have shaken his faith in the
girlUh innocence of Gwendolen , and
he loved her with a passionate adora
tion that know no 'bounds , To him
he waa perfection whatever she did
waa right , and whatever uho said waa
his gospel.
It is even betting that lie didn't
know her front hair waa a bang ,
Beared amid the solitudes of St.
Louis , aud having only nature for a
companion and teachorIhis child-liku
faith was not to be wondered at.
MYea , Gwonnie , dear , " ho said , "I
am yety fond of pio. "
' 'And'do ' you love me me aa much
to-day as you did last Tuaadny ) " she
aalcea , changing the subject in her
JMpulsive , North-Side way ,
. ' 'Better , far better , my darlinif , "
Bth'vlbert replied , in tonoa that were
tMwuloua .with tendeniew. "My
love for you shall never falter , never
fade , but always bo creator , stronger ,
and mote beautiful than boforo. Into
that love I have woven the bosteflbrta
of my lifo , and she to whom it is de
voted shall ever bo the shrine at
which my soul shall worship , "
Unfortunately there was nobody
with a club in the immediate vicinity ,
"I make " Gwendolen
can pies"said ,
smiling archly as she spoke.
"Can you , darling ? " this in low
earnest tones.
"Why of course , " responded the
girl.
girl."The , " said Etholbort , calmly bu
firmly , "don't do it. Somebody lha
you liked might accidentally oat oni
of them. "
Etholbert now has a second-hand on
gagcmont ring for aalo cheap.
A. Soft Snap.
Chics iroTlmcR.
The legislature of Connecticut are
taking the question of free railroni
transportation for public servants righl
by the horns. A bill has bcon pass
ed in both of the houses providing
that "comptroller shall furnish at the
expense of the state , to members o !
.ho general assembly and to all ofli-
cers , judges , or employes of the state
reimportation between their places ol
residence nnd the place where they
lorfor.-n their official duties , so often
, a their necessity , or convenience shall
oquito. Free transportation shall no !
> o given to any of said persons by the
companies engaged in transportation
of passengers. ' As Connecticut has a
railroad legislature , it may bo pre
sumed that this bill is olTorod in the
ntorest of those corporations.
Where to Draw tbo Lino.
Chicago Times.
The sentence of a court-martial and
ho action thereon of Secretary Hunt
u gcst the necessity of a society for
ho prevention of cruely to naval ofli-
ore. Passed Assistant Paymaster S.
) . Hurlburt was tried for drunken
ness , and convicted. A heartless
curt-martial sentenced him to five
oars' suspension fr > m duty on half-
lay. The secretary of the navy waa
ippallod at the terrible severity of
Ills sentence , and mitigated it to the
xtont of raising the half-pay to
llroo-fourths. The pay of a passed
saistant paymaster , when on leaving
r waiting orders , is 1,500 for the
rat five years , and 81,700 after five
oars. For five years Mr. Hurlbut
rill have nothing to do , so far as the
avy is concerned , except to draw
1,125 , or $1,275 , a year , and amuse
imsolf as best ho can. The pay is
ot munificent , but it will enable a
man to live without suffering , and
10 haa hia time , and if
liat ia money ho may consider
limsolf tolerably well fixed.
Tor habitual drunkenness ho is uon-
roncod to lese one-fourth of his salary
, nd on the remaining three-fourths to
lave a vacation for five years. It
must occur to Mr. Hurlbut , as it did
o Cain , that his punishment is groat-
r than ho can boar. Outside of the
avy there are persons who are quito
rilling to work with reasonable as-
Iduity for the compensation that Mr.
Hurlbut is to got for doing nothing ,
nd to got a five years' vacation with
liroo-fourths' salary would strike a
oed manyland lubbers aa a decidedly
omfortablo thing , But in the navy
, is a penalty imposed on a man for
otting too drunk , and getting so too
fton. Precisely how drunk a man
must got in the navy to bo relieved of
tvork with a continuance of salary is
not explained. In the army there
oems to bo well doQnod degrees of
ntoxication , for in the trial of'tTcap-
nin before a court martial at Fort
doKinnoy , recently , ono of the wit-
CBSCO tostiflnd that the accused waa
obor enough to perform the duties
f officer of the day , but was too
runk to play draw-pokor.
Free of Cost.
All persons wishing to teat the merits of
great remedy one that will positively
tro Consumption , Coughs , Colds , Asth-
nu. Bronchitlf , or any allcctlon of throat
id lungs are requested ID call at
. F. Qoodmnn'a Drug Store and get a
rial bottle cf Dr. Klng'a New Discovery
or Consumption. FIIEK of COST , which will
tow you what a regular dollar-size bottle
will do.
Dreadful Suspense. f
The other day the driver of the
troot car put hia head in at the door
nd glared around upon twelve pas-
ongors and called out :
' /'What put that nickel with a helen
n it in the faro box ? "
Every woman sat bolt upright , and
very man saw something through the
pposite window.
"Who put that nickel in1' contin-
ed the driver in tonoa that racked
very breast.
Five women looked down on the
oor , and seven men glanced suspici
ously at each other.
"Because , whoever it was must put
n a good ono , " said the driver as no
larod at each ono in turn.
The suspense was now .dreadful ,
'ho women began to breathe hard , and
our out of the seven men turned rod
n the faoo. At length , as the tension
ooamo intense , a man who had boon
eoply interested in a magazine , arose
nd said :
"It couldn't have been mo , for I
tras trying t ? beat the company out of
ny faro ; but I will drop in a dime in
rdor to end this melancholy aceno and
et the car go on. "
"Which I don't want thia'ero oo
urrenoo to ooour attain , " muttered
tie driver , and lie abut the door and
erauadod the horao to awake and
novo on.
Fred. Aino * , Tyler Street , Rochester ,
writes : "Your BrniKO ULQHSOH is won-
crfult I never used anything that acted
o well on the bowels , nnd at the same
[ me was at free from tha draatlo proper-
lea of medicines usually sold for the pur
> ose. " 1'rlce CO cents , trialboUlos 10 centf
mS-Jlw
SELTZE
TlieKtuir of tb Body Is Iho train ; the
xjinach 1U main supjiort : the ncrros Us lucsiwii.
ors ; tbe'jOMcU. the Udnti ) auJ th poreii
uffguardi. Iiidlk'cjtlou creates a > lolcnt rnvolt
uiouirthcto attaches ol the regal organ , and to
ring them hick to their duty , them i nothing
lie thoremiUtliiir , pmlfjlugduvlgonitlnv , cooi
ng operation olTAHSASfr'u br.urtii Al'Eiuxr. It
enorates ttu sistem aud rvstons to health Loth
bo hady and toe mind , ,
EOLO BV ALL D11UGOI8TS. f
wlO-fm ch c t ff
THE DAILY BEE
iMAHA PUBLI8HINQ CO. , PROPRIETORS
BIO F rnh m , bet. 9th and 10th Btreetl.
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OKCoprl fear , la advance ( postpaid ) 110.00
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? t\ILWAY TIME TABLE.
CARD emcAoo , ST. MCL , iiiireiirous in
OMAHA RAItftOAD ,
fctav * Omaha Pumenger No. t , 8:30 : .m. Ae
niroodatlon No. t , 1:0 tp. m.
Atrlvo Omaha PaMenecr No. 1 , t:20 : p. m.
cttcasdatlon No , t , 10to ; a. m.
ivrao oMAnA im 01 sotirn zotnrp.
0. , E. ft O. 7:40 : . rn. S:40 : p. re.
0. A N. W. , 7:10 : a. m. 8 : < 0 n. m.
0. , R , I. & P. , 7:401 : , m. 3:40 : n. m.
E. O.,8t. J , ft C. B.lefkToii M tSO V m. nd7:4 :
m. Arrives at St. Louis at 6:80 kt. m. and 6:62 :
m.
m.W. , BtL. * P. , Ic&vtn uta . m. and E:40p :
Xtrlrw a St. Louis kt 0:40 . D. and 7:80 :
m
WIMT oa hourmr iTB.
D. tt H. In Neb. , Through Kinross , 8(50 ( . m ,
D. ft M. Lincoln Kxprcos OrM p. m.
V P. Orerland Epro"jlS:16pm. :
0 , ft R. V. for Lincoln , 11:45 a , in.
0. A R V. for Oiceolk. 9:40 : a , m.
U. P freight No , 6 , 6:80 : k. m.
0. P I Might No. B , 8:20 a. m.
U. P. freight No. 13 , 2:60 : p. m.
U. P. freight No. 7 , C:10 : p. m. emigrant.
. P. Denver express , 7:36 : p. m.
0. P. freight Nn 11. 11:80 p. m.
U , P , Denver freight , 8:25 p. m.
Aumito nb IAVT AKD nouir.
0 n. ft Q 6:00 : k , m. 7:28 : p m ,
0. ft N. W. , 0:4S : k. m. 7:28 : p. m.
0. B. 1.4 P. , 0:45 : a , in. 0:05 : p. m.
A. C. , St. Joe & 0 D. , 7:85 : k. rn. fl:4Sp. : m
MMVIHIJ moM ma ma AJID BOUTHWBT.
0 , k IU T. from Lincoln 1108 p. m.
0 , P. Pacific EiprofU 3:26 : p. m.
B' ' ( t M.ln Nob. , Through Express iU p m.
n. k U. Lincoln Depress 9:40 : a in.
U , P. Denver eiproM , 7:35 : a. m.
U. P. Freight No. 14 2:60 : p. m.
U. P. No. 0 I'M k. m. Kmlg ml
U. P. freight No , li , 12:18 p. m.
U. P. No. 8 0:00 : p. rn.
U , P. No. 12 1:15 : a. tn.
V , P. Denver freight , 1:10 a. m.
0. Si R. V. mixed , ar. 4:46 : p. m.
SUKMT TBAIHI BSrWIKI OUtta AKO
OODHClt , BMWTS.
Leivo Omkhk kt 8:00 : , B.-OO , 10:00 : and 11:00
m. ; 1:0 : 2:00 : , 8:00 : , 4:00 : and J:00p. : m.
Leave Council Bluffi at 5:26 : , 9:25 : , 10:25 : kDd
tis k. m. ; 1:25 , 2:25 , 8:25 , 4:25 ana 6:25 p. m.
Sundays The dummy ICHVM Om&hk kt 9:00 :
> nd 11:00 k , m. ; 2:00 : , 4:00 : knd 6:00 p. m. Leaves
Jouncll Ilium kt : knd IMS k. m. ; SSS , 4:25
ted 6:25 p , m.
Through knd local ptunonnr trains between
Omiha and Council Bluffs. Leave Omkhk 6:16 : ,
145 , K:60xm. : ; 3:40 : , 6:46. OKX ) p. m. Arrive
Omaha 7:40,11:33,11:45 : : : k. m.i 6:40 : , 7:05,7:16 ,
iOp. m
Opening and Closing of Mrlli.
DUCT. CMS. OLOSl.
k. m. p. m. k. m. p. m.
JhleagofcN. W 11.00 0:00 : 6:80 : 2:40 :
Jhleago , R I. & racino.iiroo Boo : 6:80 : S:40 :
IhloiffO D.4 Q. . _ . . .11:00 0.-00 6:1)0 : ) 1:40
fabash. . . . . 12:30 5:80 : 2:40 :
lloux City and 1'aclflc. . 9:00 : 6:80 : 2:40 :
Inlon Padflj tOO 11:40 :
lmaha&n.V IVO 11:40 :
I.4.M. InNeb 40 8:10
Imahaft Sioux City. . . . 6:00 7BO :
I. fill. Lincoln 10:20 8:00 :
I. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . . 1:30 11X0
1. P. Denver Exp 0:00 : 8:30 :
> . . BlouxCltySBt. P..ll:00 S:10 :
Local malls for State of low * leare bat once k
iy , Tlz:8:30k : , m.
Offle * open Sundays from 12 rn. to 1 p. m.
TITOS. P HALL P M.
Nebraska National
BANK.
OF OMAHA NEBBASKA
( No. 2005. )
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. )
Office C f COHITROLLXR OF TilII CUKR1.NCT , >
WAHIISUTON , April 2Cth 1882. )
WlinRius , by satisfactory evidence presented
o the undersigned , It has been made to appear
hat "TUKNKIJKA3KA.NATIONAL DANK OF
) MAHA"ln the city of Omaba , In the county of
> ouglati , and Btata of Nebraska , has compiled
vlth all the provisions of the Revised Statues of
ho United btatcq required to bo compiled with
lofoio'an association shall be authorlzcii to com-
nenco the bu-lium of Banking : .
Now , therefore. I , John Jay KnoxComptroller
it the Currency , do hereby ccrtllv that "Tho
obrasVaNatlonnlEank ot Omaha , " In thocliy
if Omuka , tn the county of Douglas , and ttato
if Iwbraika , 1) authotlzid to commence the
juilness of I3anktnai | piovlded In SoctUn Fifty
) no Hundred and Slxty-Nli.e of the Revised
iUtutco of the United tJutei.
In testimony whereof nttncs my
) hand and Ieal of office this 26th
BEAU V day of April I'b2.
) uJOHN JAYJCNOX ,
Comptroller of the Currency.
7henbovo Bank Is now prepared to reecho
jiulneas It commences with a fully pad up
ap'lalof ' (260,000.00 , witaolllcoriaud dliccloro
j ) followo :
I , R. JOHNSON , PBK8IDKNT. of Stccli , John-
BOII Si ( Jo. . Wholetnio < lroccrJ.
k. f. TOUZALIN , VlC4.PKX8llix.NT , of 0. B. & Q.
R lU.lioeton.
V. V. JIOR3E , ol W. V. Morse nod Co , , Wholo.
8 klo llooU ) and Shoos.
NO. S. COLLINS , of Q. ir. A J. S. Collins ,
Wholesale Lcathur and S ddlery ,
AMES U. Wool worth , Counsellor and Attoruoy
at Law.
MMia B. REED , of Byron Rccd & Co. , Real
Eitato Doiloia
3ENRY W. YATES , Caihler , late Cashier of tbs
Fint National llank ol Omaha , and
connected with the active manage *
mcnt of that Bank tlnco its organ >
1 ration In 1803.
m&ely
Proposals For Indian Supplies and
Transportation.
rvDPARTHENTOKTHE INTERIOR , Offlc ot
U Indian Affairs , Wasblmrton. April 25.1882.
-Sealed proposals. Inclortod 'TropOMls for
3 ef , " ( bids for Beef must be submitted In ecp-
.rato envelopes , ) Bacon. Flour , Clothing , or
transportation , * c. , ( at the cose may be , ) knd
Iliected to the Cgmmusloner ot Indian Attain ,
< os. 06 and 67 M'oojtcr street , Ne York , will
m received until 1 p. m. of Tuesday , May 23 ,
.832. for furnlihlug for the Indian Bcrrlce about
KX3.000 pounds Cacon , 40,000(00 pounds Beef on
he hoof. 1S8.000 pounds Beans. 70.000 pounds
) aklDf | Powder , 11,000,000 rounds Corn , 760,000
Xiunds Coffee , S.SOO.OOJ pounds Flour , 212.000
> ounds Feed. 300,000 pounds Hard Bread , 76-
100 pounds Ilomlny , 9.000 pounds Lard , 1,660
larrols mess pork , 233,000 noundi Rico , 11,200
xmnda Tea , 66,003 pounds Tobacco 00,000
> ounds Salt , S40OuO pounds Soap , 6,000 pounds
loJa , 1,210,000 pounds Bugar aui 83i,0.0 pound
Vhcat.
Also. Blanket ! , Woolen and Cotton Ooode
consisting In part of Ticklij ; , 33,000 jards ; Stan
lard Calico. 3:0OCO ynds ; Vrllllug , kO.OOOyards
Juck , free from all tlung , 170,00u yard ; Den
ina. 17,000 yardi ; Ulngham , 60,000 yardi ; Koo *
, u ky Jeans , 28,000 yard * ; Cheviot , B.kOO tards
Urown Uiicetlnir , 200 000 yards , Bleached blicct-
ng. 20,000varJ > ; Hickory bhlrtlnif , tO.fiOO yards
; allco Shirting , 0,000 yards ; Winsey , 3.000
rardi ; Clothing , Qrocerles , Notloni , Hardware ,
Jed lea I Bupullos , and k long Hit of m'scel
aneous articles , such u Harness , Plows , RaV s.
t'orts , Ac , , knd for about 476 Wagon * required
or the service In Arizona , Coloiado. Dakota ,
daho , Indian Territory , UtnncsoU , Montana !
Nebraska , Nevada and Wltconln , to bo delher-
* 1 at Chicago , KanMi City , and tfloux City. Also
[ or such Wagons as may to required , adapted to
the climate ot the Pacific Coait , with California
brakes , delivered at San Franciico.
Also , ttamportatlon for such ol the articles ,
roods , and supplies that may not bo contracted
for to be delivered at the Agondrc.
BIDS KVIIT Bl MACK OUT OH UOYKRXHKM f BUSES
Schedules showing tlie kinds a'lJ quantlilos of
lubilstonco supplies equlrnd for each Agency ,
ted the kinds > nd quautltlos In grosi , of all
other goads and articles , together with blank
proposals anil forms for contract and bond , con
ilitlons tc b obtenod liy bidders , time aod
place of delivery , terms cf contrais an ! pay.
went , transportation routti , u i ( til other iiuwi.
ury lostrucilons will In lurulbhcd uiion appll.
cation to the Indian Olllco tn Waiblogtoh , or
Kos. 85 and 07 Woostvr street , New York ; Win.
II. loon , No. 4S3 Broadway , New York ; tha
Oomiu'eaarics ot Subsistence , V. B. A. , at
L'heycnne , Chicago. Lou cnworth , Omaha , Saint
Louis , Saint Paul , San Krastiico , and Yankton ;
the Postmaster at Sioux City , and to the Pest-
masters at the following named placet In Kan.
us : A'kausas City. Burlington. Caldwell ,
Dodge City , Ernporia , Eureka , Or eat Bend ,
lIoMard.ilutcblson , lin el , UcPucrson' , ilar-
ian , Medicine Lodge , New < ou , Qn.no City , So
lan , UUrilug , Toptka , WelllDi'tou. Wlch.ta and
| V lull old.
Bids will bo opened at the hour ind day abort
itntcd , aud bldJerj are Invited to be prweut at
.ho 0 | > nlnv.
CUTIrlU ) I'UKCKS.
All bids inutt be accompanied by certified
checks upon some United States Depository or
Is slstant Trpoaurer , for t Icait 11) e per cent , of
the amount of the proposal ,
' . II fRIGU , Commlsiloncr.
D. S. BENTQN ,
iTTOENEY - AT - LAW
ABBACII BLOCK ,
D. M. WELTY ,
( Successor to D. T. MonntO
Manufacturer and Dealer In
Saddles Harness
, , Whips ,
FANCY HORSE CLOTHING
Robes , Dnstors and Tnrf Goods
of A Mi UE3CIUPTIONS.
Agtntfot Jas. R. nil ! A Co. '
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"The Best in The World , "
r.A.JKC 807.
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moly
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'
PHH SIOUX CITY BOUTB
Runs a Solid Train Ihrough Irofn
Council Bluffs to St. Paul
Without Change Time , Only 17 Hours
re IB
LOG * MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTB
raou
COUNCIL BLUFFS
0 ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULTJTH OB BISUABOK
nd all points In Northern Iowr . Minnesota and
> akota. This line la equipped with tbs Improved
Ifestlnghouoo Automatic Air-brake and Mills
'laWorm Coupler and Buffer : and for
SPEED. SAFETY AND COUFOPT ,
I unsurpassed. Pullman Pnloco Slccplnj Car
an through WITHOUT CHANGE between Kan
I1 City and St. Paul , via Council Dlufls and
loux City.
Trains leave Union Pacific Transfer at Couii.
11 Dlufls , at 7:35 p , m. dally on arrival of Kansat
llty , 8t. Joseph and Council Uluffa train frorr ,
ho South. Arriving at Slaux City 1135 p. m. ,
rd at the New Unlou Depot at St. Paul af 1S:80 :
icon.
'EN HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ANT'OTflER
HOUTF.r ' j.\M"jZ3i \
t3"Remcmbcr In taldng tiio Sioux Uty Routi
ou got a Through Train. The dhortent Line ,
he Qulakcat Time and n'Comlottabia Rids m Ihi
rhroughCars between '
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND ST. PAUL.
C7&00 that your Tickets road via the "Sloro
; ity and Pacific Railroad '
/ S. WATTLE3 , J. R. BUCHANAN
Superintendent. flcn'l feat. Aent.
P. E. KOBINSON , AeVt 0m'l Pass. Af-t | : ,
Mlseouri Valley , Iowa
W. E. DAVIB , Southwestern Agent ,
CTonnnl P.Inff ! < " "
- FOR -
DHIOAGO ,
PEORIA ,
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE ,
DETROIT , NIAGARA PALLS ,
MEWYORK.BOSTON ,
And all Poluts East and South-East
THELINKCOMPIU3K8
Nearly 4,000 miles. Solid Smooth Steel Track !
11 connections are nmJo In UNION DtPOTS.
t has a National llcpntatlon as being tha
reat Through Oar Line , and Is universally
weeded to bo the FINEST EQUIPPED 1U11-
jad In the world ( or all classes of travel.
Try It and you will Dud traveling a Inxur ;
isto&d ol -lUcomfort. .
Through Tickets via rhts Celebrated Line lot
klo at all offices In the West.
All information about lutes ol Fare , Sleeping
ar Accommodations , Time Tables , tic. , will be
heorlully given by appljlnluf to
8d Vlco-Pres't & Gen. Managcr.Chlcago ,
PERCIVAL LOWELL ,
Uen. Pissorwer Agt. Chicago ,
W , J. DAVUNPOUT ,
Gen Agent , Coniicil Bluffs.
II. I * . DUELL , Ticket
mirn-H Jy
mAY'ri SPECIFIC
PRADB
jeJy. . An un
failing euro
lor Seminal
Weakness ,
fipermator.
rhea , luipot'
enoy , and all
Diseases that'
follow as a
EFJRETAHIHQ.se ( < iuence ol AFTER TAIIM8.
Abuse ; as Lou of Memory , Uuhcrsal Laasl.
udo , Fain In tb Hack , Dimness ol Vision , Pr >
nature Old Age , and many other Dlwacos that
cad to Insanity or Oonuuinptlon and a Prema.
ure Grave ,
sTFull particulars la our pamuhlet , which
re dfeilro to tend Ireo I r mall to every one.
arTho Spedflo Ucdlclno Is told by all druggists
t tl per package , or 0 pack * ; ca lor J5. ot will
e sent ( ma by mall on reel pt of the money , by
ddrculujr TUKQ1U JKUIUINUOO. ,
Bvflalo , N. V ,
rsalorDexter
Dexter L. Thomas. ,
aTTORNEY-AJ-LAW
' * "
KOOM B , Crtlghton I/lock / j 'j
Hwtlock
_ . .
lllTERS
Mrs J. u. Kobertaon , PltMburjr. Pa. , writes : " !
wan rnffcrlnff from general debility , want of ap
petite , constipation , etc. , so that fife was a bur
den ; after using Burdock Blood Bitten I felt bet
ter than for years. I cannot praise your Bitten
too much. "
n.Olbtw. of Buffalo , N , Y. , writes : "Your
Burdock BIcc Blttcm , In chronic diseases of the
blood , liver a J kidneys , hate been signally
marked with success. Ihavo unod them myself
with best results , for torpidity olthellver , and In
cogo of a friend of mine suffering from dropsy ,
the effect was man clous. " .
Bruce Turner , Rochester , N. Y.lwrlt < ! SMI : h&re
been subject to serious disorder of the kldneje ,
and unable to attend to business ; Burdock Blood
Bitten relieved mo before half a bottle was Used
I feel confident that they will entirely cure me. "
Asenlth Hall , Blngharaplon , N. Y. , wrlUt :
"I suffered with k dull pain thr ugh mr left
lung and shoulder. Lost my spirits , apuetlta
and color , and could with difficulty keep up all
day. Took your Burdock Blood Bitten ks di
rected , and have telt no pain slnco first week af
ter uslns ; them. "
Mr. Noah Bate * , Elmlra , N. Y. . writes : "About
four yean ago I had an attack of bilious fover.ond
never fully recovered. My digcatho organ
were weakened , and I would be completely pros
trated for days. After wing two bottles of you
Burdock Blood Bitters the Improvement was so
vltlblo that I was astonlihud. I can now , thoug
61 yean ot age , do a fair and reasonable day'
work.
0. Blacket Robinson , proprietor of The Canada
Presbyterian , Toronto , Ont. , writes : "Feryean
I Buffered greatly from oft-recurring headache.
used your Burdock Blood Bitten with hopples
results , and I now find mrtclf tn better healt
than for yean past. "
Mn. Wallace , Buffalo , N. Y , writes : ' ! hav
used Burdock Blood Bitten for nervous and bit
ious headaches , and can recommend It to anyon
requiring a cure for blltlousnrss. '
Mn. Ira Mullnolland , Albany , N. Y , writes
"For several yean I have suffered from oft-rocur
ring bllllous headaches , dyspepsia , and com
plaints peculiar to my sax. Slnco using you
Burdock Blood Bitters I am entirely relieved. "
Price. ei.OO pel Bottle ; Trial Dottles 10 Oti
ZOSTER , HILEUM , & Do , , Props ,
BUFFALO , H. Y.
Sold at wholesale by tsh tt Mcllahon and 0. P
Goodman. jo 27 cod-mo
OTHBMaOH MWra
If Touaro man Fit you nip *
w ofbuilncra.Hcak. ' ; roan ofm \ _
ened by tlio train or ttrntolHnKorsrml _
your duties Moll' nluht work , to rtn
ntlmulnnUnnil u toro brain nent e aa *
Hop Bittoro. . | wa te UM Hop D.
If yon are yoenK and 1 na fromauy IL.
dtacrellon or disflpal tluni If jpuartmar-
rlert or ntBKle. old orl roans' , tuucrinf fnSa
nocrlicaltb or lanKUUh I 2 [ nit on a bed of tick
Dtec , rely on Ho pi Bltturs.
WhooTer yon are.J Thousand ! ale az-
whsnorer yon r cl ruaUyfrom some
that your sjrtcm . form of If ! oney
needs clcaiulncr.toD- | > dlJt o ( hat might
uave tx npmenteo
without Moxtca bra timely umor
take Hop HcpSttor :
BttO | .
ptpt'a , ktdtiev , 0.1. O
orvHnorucom- Is an abscluU
ji/afni' , ducane .
imd IrreBltta.
ot fa * tfomacAJ , HOP ble o n r e foi
6oirtl . dlood drunkenness ,
Uvtrcttuntttj
me ot opium ,
You will be t < > bacoo < y
cured If you we' ' narcotics.
Hop Bltter j
Itrou are lim
ply weitk and MUb-s Bend tor
Iowa. .lritcdtrj NEVER Circular.
Itt It may Hopurrrns
save your
FAIL
lire. It has TO co
saved hun * a ikn trIt.l
dredBc I 4 Toronto , Oil.
ri
Disease Is an effect , not a cause. Its origin Is
nlthln ; Us manlfoatUlons without btnce , to
mre the disoasa the cAUSKmust be removed , and
n no other way can a cure ever > e cHoctcU.
WARNER'S SAFEK1DNDY AMD
LIVER CURE is established a Just this
principle. It realties that
96 Per Cent.
( full diseases nrlzo from , deranged kidneys and
Ivcr , and It strikes at one * at the root ot the
lllliculty. The elements ol which It Is composed
ict directly upon these great organs , both as a
'oou aod UKSTOBBB , and , by placing them In a
icalthy , condition , drlro disease and pain from
ho system.
For the Innumerable troub'c * caused by un-
icaltby Kidneys , Liver and Urinary Organs ; ( or
ha iliitresslofr Dlaordersol Women : ( or Malaria' ,
itid physical derangements generally , this great
cmtdyhaino equal. lit ware of impostors , Ira-
tatlons and concoctions said tn be just as good.
For Diabetes , as for WARNER'S SAFE
DIABETES CORE.
for Bale by oil dealers.
H. H. WARMER & CO. ,
me Rochester , If. Y-
JEM
Among the medicinal means of arresting disease ,
lottcttcr'd gtomaeh I Ittvrs ttanda prc-vmluunt.
t checks the further progress ol all disorders of
lie storaacli , livtr nnd lowols , rmirca tlio > 1U1
lamina , pre\enUandron cilleu chills and ( e\cr ,
ncrcaws the activity o ( tlio kldne > s , counteracts a
endcney to rhcunmtlsm , and U a genuine stay
mUolacu to aged , liiflrmandiienous Arsons.
I'eriualo by all JruggUts and dealers generally
al to ml
THE KENDALL
PLAITING MACME I
-
' COMPANION
DEESS-IAKBRS' ,
It plaits frooi 1-ie ol a n Inch to
rldth In the coarsest felts or finest el ks
It docs ull klndt aud styles ol | lading In use.
No lady that docs her own dress making can
.fiord to do without onor-aa ulce plaiting ii
uveroutof f&ehlon , lltcenlt sells Itsell. For
iachlcea , Circular or Agent' * terms addrtM
, CONQAJl & CO. ,
US Adams St. Oh ! wo HL
' ' '
W.B. MILLARD. " I1. U. JOHNSON
MILLARD & JOHNSON ,
Storage , Oommission and Wholesale Fruits ,
1111 PAENHAM STREET.
CONSIGNBIENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED.
Agents for Peck & BansliBrs Lard , and Witter Mills-Flour ,
OMAHA , - - - NEB.
REFERENCES J
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK.
STEELE. JOHNSON & CO. ,
TOOTLE MAUL & OO.
WHOLESALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AND DEALER : w-
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb.
. o. nyioEia-.A.N %
WHOLESALE GROCER ,
1213 Farnham St. . Omaha ,
FOSTER & GRAY ,
WHOLESALE
LUMBER , COAL & LIME ,
On River Bank , Bet : Farnham and Douglas Sts , ,
-DEALERS IN-
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO ,
Fire and Burglar Proo
x. o
1020 Farnham Street ,
STEELE , JJHHSON & CO. ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND JOBBERS IN
\
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods"arid , *
"All Carocers' . . i Supplies. . o - * " * i " * r/
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
CIGiES MD IAIPAOTURSD TOBiCCO. !
Igents for BEI1WOOD HAILS AND LtfLIH & BAND POWDSR (1 (
HENRY LEHMANN ,
JOBBER OF
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED.
1118 FARNAM ST. . - - OMAHA
I. OBERFELDER & CO. ,
KOLESALE MILLINERY AM NOTIONS.
1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET. '
Ipring Goods Receiving Daily and Stock very nearly ! Complete
J. A. WAKEFIELD ,
WHOLK3ALK AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
IASH , DOORS/ / BLINDS , MOLDINGS , LIME. CEMENT
JMTBTATB AOEHf FOB MILV/AUKEE CEMXKX OOUPANY1
STear Union Pacific Dftuot. - - OMAHA
POW13R AND HAND
X
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
UNINQ HAOH1NEBT , BELTING , HOSE , BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS . FIFE , BTKAsI
FACKINQ ! AT WHOLESALB AND RETAIL.
1ALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS
AS RANa 205 p . * . St. , Omalii
&
holesale Lumber ,
So , 1408 Faraliam Street , Oialia ,
