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nmi JL VJLljJL .jDJCMii""UJ.U.A.IJUV. The Omaha Bee Published every morning , except Snnda ae only Monday morning dMly , TEKMS BY MAIL Ona S" ar 510.00 I ThreeMonths.83.i Bla Months. o.OO | One . . l.l THE WEEKLY BEE , published o ty Wedi.esd.iy. OJEUMS POST PAID- One Year $2,00 I ThreeMonths , . I BUMcatlis. . . . 1,00 | OHO . . ' . Avr.niCA.v NEWS COHPANT , Sole Agen o < Newsdealers In llio Tnilcd States. COUKESroNDENOE All Commun | tlon relating to News and Editorial inn BM nhouM bo addressed to the EniTon c ffne Brn. BU3IVBS3 LETTERS All BuMno : Kiettcra nnd Hemlttancos nhould bo m drccd to Tits OMAHA PCTIMHIIINO Co > ram , OMAHA. Draft * , Checkfl and l"w ffico Orders to bo niado vayablo to 111 rdci of the Company , HiefBEEPUBLISHIHG 00.Props . Ei HOSE\VATER. Edlfor. Republican Htnto Con trnl Committoo. The members of Ihc Ilepu1 > lcnn ! Stale Contrnl Cnmtnlttco of Nebraska arc hereby cnlleil to meet nt tlio ( Jornniorcial Hotel , in tlio city nf Ijlncoln , on Thurs day , the Cth day of July , 1882 , nii ! o'clock p. in , , for the imrpose of completing tlio organization of tlin coinmlltcc , nnil Iran- BnctlnR such other Imihicis M may prop erly como before the 5anie. The following are the members of the committee : 1st District , A. K. fJanlt ; Vii , John Ji. Cnrson ! 3il. Jacob H. Dew ; < illi , A. I1. Orout ; 5th , II. H. Wfndlmm ; lith , C. K. Yoot ! Cth , 1'anl Vnndcrvoort ; 7tb , 1J. 15 I5ca < llc ; 8th , W. 13. 1'ccblesj Dili , S. JJ. Colfon ; 10th , .T. A. Krhardt ; llth , J. II. Kelbcr ; lath , \V. 7) . Matthews ; Will , M. Whltmoycr ; llth , Abel Hill ; lHh ! , John Stecn ; 1Kb , U. O. I'liillipn ; Ifclh , C. W. 1'icicc ; 17th , T. L. Crawford ; 18th ; W. T. Scott ; 10th , .7. W. Price ; 20th , O. W. Ualtzley ; 21nt , Watson 1'ickerell ; 221 , J. B. McHowcV ; 23d , S. W. Switr.er ; 21th , J. D. Ilnyea ; 2.rith , A. W. tco ; 2Gth , 0. U. WillnrdsSTth , Jtoberl Ivcn- nedv ; 28th , A. I. . Wicton ; 29th , 15. O. Hcdhmd ; ISOth , ( S. S , IHMiop ; 31 it , H. J. Wyman. JAMES W. .DAWKS , Clminnnn , Cnnrr. N K. Juno 12.1882. Mu GfvJJAirroNiB ft liltlo to pro- vioua in aspiring to oflico in Omaha before ho hns boon n resident of the city six months. GKN. VAN WYOK ecomn to bo a good nntidoto to n sleepy Honalo if the current run of Washington press dis patches is to bo credited. OursroKKN platforms and outspok en candidates will bo at a premium in Nebraska during the coining cam paign. It is going to bo a poor year for straddlors. Tin : final outcome of the Kostors murder case is a somewhat sad com mentary upon the peculiarities of what is called justice in thoao parts. Mu. BEKUIIKU lias indorsed the freight handling strikers. It now remains to bo seen whether the strik ers will retaliate by indorsing Mr. Eccchor. DH. MJT.LKU is delighted overt * the strictures which the Washington ro- portora of certain pnpars liavo made upon Senator Van Wyck'a Intuat speech. The doctor docs nut BOO the reports in other pupi.-ra thut commend the junior senator from Nebraska. THK department of public works in INow York has just issued nn order that cnutiona the public against u excessive use of water. Sucli nn order would not bo necessary hero in Oinulm , vrhoro thirsty men can always find something more substantial. Mi YOU Itovi ) says lie has done the best ho knew how in selecting the board of public works. Ho certainly had ample time for making the selec tion and it would seam that at least ono man out of thrco should be from the middle or the laboring clusH. There are hundreds of mechanics and laborers in Omaha fully qualified and in every roapcct reliable , HUOTIIKII BAUNES , the Kentucky evangelist , has "converted" Governor Blackburn. Blackburn it will be re membered was the party who at tempted to convert Now York into , a yellow fever hospital during thn war. Brother Barnes * acliiovemont throws the efforts of Widow Van Cott nnd George Washington Front into the nhado. AUIKUMAN 0. II. JOKKN , of Brook lyn has been tried by two juries. Ono of those juries returned a ver dict that Mr. Jones is responsible for the theft of two hundred nnd fiffy thousand dollars , embezzled by his brother-in-law , Q. A. W. Stuart from tlio school fund. The other jury , which tried Mr. Jones on a criminal indictment , returned a ver dict that Jones is not guilty of help ing his brother-in-law to rob the school fund , In other words , Jones did not steal , but ho is responsible for the theft all the same , ONB of Jay Gould's wtsi.-ui prov inces , better known as the territory of Wyoming , is preparing for another political round up. The province of Wyoming is nt present represented in congress by a' democratic delegate , but it matters very little to the rail , road king , who , on wo all know , is a democrat in democratic districts , a republican in republican districts and a doubttul.in doubtful districts. It is a foregone conclusion1 } that whoever may carry off the credentials to represent - resent the privinco of Wyoming in the next congress muat wear the braes "collar with the U. P. stamp. CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS Congress is just now convulsed ov the assessment of office .holders f campaign purposes. There nro tv sides t to the question whether c fico holders ought to bo expected : contribute to the success of the party < which they ewe their official position No political campaign can bo cot ducted without money. Organ iz.ttio is t\s necessary to a parly as it is to n army , and the operation of part machinery becomes exponnivo just i proportion os the field in which it i to operate is extended. Funds fo c.tmpaijm purposes must bo raisci from sonic quarter. Is i not more reasonable to oxpec that they should bo forthcom in ? more readily from met who reap pecuniary lioiicfit from parti organization than from tlioso whose intorcst in party success is founded or an unsclflolt attachment ts party prin. ciplcs. Thu only rational objection U such contributions must bo that the } nro in the nature of a forced levy. File present system of soliciting po < ilical campaign funds from oflicinln vho are pecuniarily interested in the lUcccss of their party was adopted nany yearn ago an the most cxpodi ions and , on the whole , the airont course which could bo do- iaud for nccuring the sinews if war. The practice 1ms taken oot in American politics and ia likely 0 remain just ns long na patronage in Itstributed ns a reward for pirtizan urvico. The Hi'.i : does not approve f nn enforced levy on oflico holders ' regard to rank or salary. It oca not believe that the circular of lie congressional committee can bo onsidcrcd n club held over the cads of federal officials to DID pel the payment of asscasmcnts. 'ho ' record proves that in the past , nswors * o such calls liavo boon vol- ntary and that removals oin offices linvo not been made n account of the refusal f any ofllcinla to respond to tlio as- ! ssmciits. Not one-tenth of those 1 whom circulars were cent in the st national campaign answered the ill mid there ia no evidence that toir neglect or refusal was followed f the loan of their positions. If -ery federal ollicial hold his position i the solo ground of hi.s personal .iiihTicatioiiB without obligations to irty or administration for his in- nnbency or tenure of office , 10 obligation to contribute to 10 expenses of n party impaign would probably bo very jhtly felt. Hut while enjoying the incfits of party supremacy it seems i us that federal oflico holders are ) t so shamefully abused when they 'e ' asked to assist in maintaining the ipromacy which to thorn moans con- dilation nnd frequently lucrative eni- oymonl. THK railroad literary bureau in obraskn is organizing for the cam- lign and the columns of thu monop- y organs may shortly bo expected to iom with the work of the brains of .her writers than the editors om- oyeil by the corporations to throw ist into the eyes of the voters of the Ate. Tin : democratic and greenback alition in Maine him nominated jn. S. J. Anderson , of J'ortland , as u of their candidates for congress , moral Anderson is president of the jrtltiml t Ogdensburg railroad , lich goes to show that the ami- Duopoly platform of thu demo- ccnback coalition in Maine ia mere inkum. REGISTRATION LIST. FIRST WARD. over Cliiu M ChrUtopheuon J . / ' r n II 1' Ca ey Chrhtoplie Carey S 1) Conpcr 1M C' ( ull&hnn II H Timothy rhritMi { 'n ' Joe Jno- Colcmsn A M Fr ( 'hrhtianen And Colcshaw H L ra.lv K H Cflliim Thot C'Urk W K Connor * Put CunnoH Michnrl C iwlcy W Cnrricr C S Cook M D Clcbutn W Cucr J P Corrigan Timoth ; n Jncob Coppt Henry CUrk.Ia T Chrl tian en M f'olllni ! Dan Collins C W C nrk A B Cunningham Ant Ounnlnijli.tin Dan Cawlct Abrahan Colfin Chat M Coulter Jtrome Connor John Connor E ' 'ummlngs A B Cuumiingi Itobt Corrydoti Timothy Clmllit .1 F Connors Jat Creeley Chfl * Corrlkan Jnmcs Castles Andrew Cutler Frank Culr Wm C Crlttler Jan Cute L H Cunningham S L Cngin Dnincnlck CUrk O W Cox Jolm T Chrklnt Thos Camp Wm Clather C D . Consenliiit Gco Corrlgan M Conloii Nlcliolat Cuonoy Patrick Doyle John D nnlson I * V Dlcclcrtch Saul Dnncnn .Mtincu Daley I' H Devcrlck Jlobert Dietrrir-h Herman Dacnion Alex Davis .lumen Dclnr H A DitvliJS Davit CM Dnrrow ' ! M Decker Oliver Harrow U II Dillon lUtlmcm Dinnecn .lolm Doj'lo Jns Dolieny Jjiwrence DctniNJH Dankt M O Dolnn J K DaxUlfion Chan Dlnnn Dan Deckcrhoir John 1 ! ! ) crlllncr CluiH Davkldon John A Dickey .lolm A cnn G Diimpett Valentlr Donnelly Cl T Douiflicrty T ) avip D A Dillon Patrick ) eiinniil 1'at DoV'lo I'eter ) oniiolly Well Daud HAH ell Win Men A C H til Ing i : C 'Illjiittfr Morris Kpperson S C Clirciilfort Ilcnry Ktiijlntul Clms Mward M O ICiiKslioin Albert Cnewald Jan 0 I'dfttrnm John CBcr Juicpli lowing Jaw 1' : ill < < John IMwnnls JOH ' 'lcin Dan l-jrath Wm ! rlckxon Jens Ivdinger Martin CUnml AUK Knownld Lawr'co I < yden 1'rea Kills Perry Ulctsicr Chrin Klsasscr Jncob r G V ' 'ogarty John 'lanery Peter Frost Jolm 'It7gerald John Ford John | lnn ! John Foley ] ' D 'ox Ktcphtn Krick Andrew 'air JBH P Koley Mich "oaler Win Frcy Larson 'uller ! ' C Freeman Andrew 'itrpntrick Win Fisher J C Fiida Fac-Ky 'orsburg ' Chan Fnrness Kilgar 'ogarty D l " Koll Albert 'Idlier Bernard Folcy Michael French U IE. 'lynn Win F Flach Gee B 'ord ' Isaac Fitfher Aug E 'Ickltr ' Gee Forbes A II 'agan James Fugua T J Vederickson Jens FooHter John 'orbcs Itubeu Kacklcr Julm J rcss FreJ Franz Daniel raff Gee B ( irall J H oodmati C F ( irrcn John II rapp Win Cillo Fred lacko Hrrman ( Jilday Frank Ilinoro Henry P Gannon D ill J M ( iiithard Jolm nioniB Gee Green W E rosi A G CoddardSM ramps Joe < ! rady Mich rubangh Win Galilean J J Illmoro T.lliH Goodman G E ensler Andrew Gutzsch Henry rubs Vrud Gorman Jolm unn A S Gilleii Patrick oodyear Ezra ( iralier Andrew rocox Thou Cartlaii'l FrancU elf Jat G rocox Kichard \ rotman Julius Green Lowro rleb Auguit Grim Albert et/.tclimatin A Gundcrson Peter ep'on ' ( icorgo Galligan Pat rimtluWlt Ciilbert Charles rillilh Dolph Grndy ( icorgo rillin W A ( ilynn Jolm 'oyt II1 Ilickey Jainox osier JmneH Huntington 1C ( t anscn P A Hughes W K uag Jacob Hanson Andrew nrt/innnii j I1' 1 > 1) Hopkinn Harry Lawrence Mey M H M Met/ Fred Mnrkel .r K Mericlo ( ! oC Murphy Win Maloney Janic ? Mitchell Itenj Morari Cornelius Mnniuett David Aletcalf .lM Mullen Michael MIchncNcn Peter Morrison II C Mnlonu Tim * Mnd en L'cter Miulsen 11 F Mnellurs I ) 0 Martin Peter Mnthiaacn AUR V Million Ai Mathiason Hans Males ( Jims M.uirer Ungcne Monroe .1 w Moore Win 1J 1 Mathiaecn John Morriacn win MatHtm .lohn Mntlsen Peter Morton .lohn Mooon H Mnttson P D Mooto w U 2 Murphy T Murray J H Miller John Mar h Clmrles Matluascn NcU Mctz cr John MillerAlfred M athiascn w C Meycw Ijottis K Mathias ] ] It Morris It Mahony M J Martin F C Miirntney 3 > 'rank Millsmiiics _ Morcript Itobt Mns'ion Andrew Marion Alfred Metza Peter M.urphy uincs Mulvehil Jerry Maelaiirtcr j P Mullen Henry Moore V. C Mundnchenck P Martin John Mulvehil John Montns Joseph Mauley Thos Moore S D Murphy Patrick Mnillan Jor Cha Minogue John McCattv P. > McHuch Win McNeil I'nt McCarty Chas Mclntyro Clms McCJovern loliti M cGavock McDonald II McCalfryl'nt McArdle John Mclntyro Pavid McKecna II J McMauin U w McCartv artiu McHugh James McClalilfe. Samuel AIcKvoy Patrick McAuley John M cb'ormick 1' 11 McKilliji David McNaur > ra Thoa Mctjuaife James McKee D M McUee I'Mward McCarty .lohnM. McNeil 0 S McMnhon .lames Murphy Hugh Mynlhau'cn Gee Musjett John Mnmlag Daniel Mc.rchonse . W U M eyers Kinnnuol Moser George Minkler Allen M onlc Andrew Moore Thos Miller George Monfort 11 T MalhLasen Ilcnry Maynarti J w Markham G W MotI'harles McCurty G W i\lclriilc ! Daniel > eelke Wm Rtaltenl erg M ra t Felix Henry Klaven Felix wnow.kn W P Stuth Earnest Simdblod C h Sporl Jllch S.ili.olm Ch s Stit Henry S SUgcr Win H SKven Mich SwickaH A K Sch leben Aug Shroeder Freil Smith . ) H Stubendorf V Rchwihert Fr Schwtlbald Sorenstn Nils Swacina .tacob StotitKS Spettle .Martin Stephcn'on W II ( Sjir.igtie Fred Jil Stanahan Dennis Schnulby Hans Schweer I owis Sclilnkcr .lolm Schlndltr Ch ritrcm John Seller .lohn Solilopi ) Win ScJmlt.tohn .Schneiiler Adam Smith P Stilly Thos Sincere Henry Schon H Swansen Nels Smock Clias Smith .Martin C Swansen Gns Swarrow Chas A Slierlock j K Shaw Gee w Soren en lacob Stebbint f S Suiter Cliriot Scott jot Shields win H Schlaechter K Schmidt lot SUetltng jullus -Sprinkling w II Simons Chas I ) Smyley j A Steetzelw K Strangland Joan Shep rd. on D 1) Stepi > Gu Sutphen F N .Smith I , F. Sttupert win Smith wm StcpheuBon H M Swanclna Peter Stone II M Shannon w j Stewart win Strupert Aug Stabcll John Summer Paul Sehlen D j SM ansen Peter SpethmanFA SaUon John Silencer G w Shanaban jerry Still Chat Schmider Louis Suobe jolm A Scamuns N A ShaMa F S Swanseii Theodore Shoughnoe Pat'k Shalner Ilcnry C Staples ChaS Schroth Chat U Sehlen Chas Sliced C K Scott Jat N Sebroun F K Torkelan Peter Throne C C Tuttle T M C Trahor Wm Traynor Andrew Tuttle .iaa Traynor John Thomas Michael Thompson Nelson Trineruy C Teaar jolm 'litul i : D Templeton w A Toy Thos Thompson F Thomas Aug E Thomas K S Trott Joseph Taylor John G Trumbull Gen 1 Travis John Taylor Chat It Travis Abncr Thompson ! w M Turtle j w Tracey jolm Tettenner S Thompson John Tracey win Thhmpson A Talmage Frank W Tobln .David Tidman jolm Trilety John Thompson Pnnl Till Nicholas Tnckee John j Umpferson wm UhtoH Aug C Uhlich August Vanderwoort w C Vanderbeck a j Verperson Henry Vauous jo et > h sr Vanous jossph jr Vanoy w II V n Dusen Henry Vol kino yer 13 Vodica V L Willis GeeD Woodward 0 M Webster LH Welata j nines Weig Peter Waguer Fred Wad-on Henry D Witt j H Wood C E Winhugen Paul Walitrom John Ware w D Walker Liiurcelot Willrodt Christ Wilcox w P Winslow L II Wilkins Gee Westman Fred Weisbroad Goo Worthington Chas Wasoba Jot Williams Aug Wilson H F Watson C il Warner 13 S Wagner J II Whalen Owen Woodward 11 S Wlloford J U Wieberg Aug Wiling Leopold Walls John Wngner Jules Willis I A Wilis John N WillU C W WilcoxW S Wallace II A Welsh Pat' Wilde Uichard Weeks N Weeks L 1' Whitney Gee M Winding C J Watson E P Wells Fred Winther Max Wrighter W D Warkwick Kob Welna Frank Whiteside Ben Wolf Josepp Ward James Wairel Win Wall Win M Walker Samuel G Willis Gee Widell C W Will s S H Windheim Ernest Walsh Edward Westberg Jolm N Wullington Gee Watkins A O \Vard John Wells Harry J Wullschleger P F Young Huns York Gee Zimmerman G Xiller Mathias Xisser Albert Xeh Aug Xe-kowsv Anton Xing Win /essiii Win STATK OF NEDIIA > KA , DOUGLAS _ This is to certify that the above is atru lUt of regiitared voters of the l''irst ward June SO , 1882. 13. M. SiE.NiiKU.fi , Jiegiatcr Fltst Ward. ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSTORE 1420 DOUGLAS STEEET Hoaflparters of the Literati , Tlio Cheapest , Largest and choicest cell tlo : ofj NKW AND SECOND-HAND I5UOKS In the Went. SCHOOL BOOKS A SPECIALTY Cash paid for Second-Hand Booki or exchanged for now. H. SCHONFELD , ao22.lv PROPRIETOR. THE OLDESTE3ra.3MlH30 BANKING HOUSJE IN NEBRASKA. CALDWELL.HAMILTON&CO trantiaotod name u that of nu luooiuriitoil liuuk. Aocouiita licit In ourreuo or old nhjoot to Hiht ( oliook without no tice. Cortificutos of deposit lisnoa pnv > tblo lit three , nix uud tvrolvo months , bonrliii ; iutoroht , or on do- tnand withont interest. Advunooi nindo to anitomora on approved soouritiosnt luurlcot ratoa oflutorost. The interests of customer * are olosolynardodaud every facility oomoatiblv with priuoiolea of louud Imiiliiut : freely extended. Draw ilitut drafts on England , Ireland , Scotland , and all Dart * of Raropu. Soil European paiago tiohotn. O LEO1IONBPROMPTLY MADE. United States Depository First National Bank , OMAHA. Oor. 13th and Furnam Sta. DANKIKO E8TABLIBHUEHT IS OMAHA. Buoocsaono TO KOUNTZE DROTHERBO miu uu UJr , 0,1885. 2oonoo ; 8160,00 ornri&v IKU CI IUTOS ) HiimN Kounm , PftsiUem. AubmcH Kooimr Vlc Pi Jf. U. Uivis , Cuhkr. A. j. r vrh ! tttak icolvc wltLoo tck-wd la imoun Nucatlme ccttiac&tci lo rlofr iDterovt.p * * INCREASE YOUR CAPITAL , . 810 ImoVerl rl m 11 snd nif.liu amounts In ( rain t'fo\H ta i i $20 St tks M fu 1 } vrotot'd M me xlcnjho nnl tntlarntlil cperat .1 . Our urc ? lul , f il'jr tried , o'd c lablh ( In'ai. tKf IT. IUp3r rttttit m WHEAT > ctit cclljilltlit ni s | nld non > 1 > Sfnd M once ( or explanat ? circu'an and vet tccorJ m C Kfl Dividends pi.1.1 during im t tlmtei UJU raonthi on this fund ? .71 p fih-ro. A d fM fbKMMINU . , . MBHtlAM , 141 and 143 USal STOCKS St , Chlcapa. 111. jtlMVo uatit a local ctrdit ! c\er > toun. Excellent i-duci mcnU. na \ ji.ij ti iMponMbl cntcrprllii ; irnu.Vrit < < ( or term THE K KDALL FLMffl& MAOHfflE DRESS-MAKERS' COMPANION , It plaits troai 1Jo ( A n Inch to Idth In the coxttcst ( clti cr Uncut t\ki \ It doeo nil klnda and ttj Ice ol I taltln In uao. No Iwly th t Joes her own tlrcM-iua'da c > 3otil to do without ono ai nlco plaltltitr nucront of ( aililon , If seen It acllt ItwiK , i\ * uchtD < - , C'tcuhr" ' or Agent's terms ( vJdtcs C'ONGAU < t CO. , 11. ) AdnmnHt. nhir r. Nebrasto Mona BANK. OF OMAHA NEBRASKA ( No. 2JCS. ( ) THEASURY DKl'AHTMnNT. ) Odlco Of CoMrTKl.l.HIl OP TIIR CDRRXXCT , > WAKIUNOTO.V , April ifith 1882. ) WiinnnAS , by eatlnfactory c\ldenco prcsentc to the undersigned , It hns been raado to appca lh t "THE NKliKASKA NATIONAL HANK 01 OMAHA , " In the city ol Omaha , In the county o Douglai , and State of Nebraska , lias cotnplloi with oil the provisions o ( tboKoUacd Statues o the United State ! required to bo compiled w It ! before an association shall bo authorized to com mcnco the biHncsa of BanUlnp : Now , therefore , I. John Jay Knoi , Comptrollc Dl the Currency , do hereby ccrtlv that "lln 'obmka National liank of Omaha , " In the clt ; ( Omnba , In the cumtyof Uougl&a , and etati of Nebraska , Is authorized to commence tbi builnesa ol Banking ai provided In Section Flit ; One Hundred and Sixty-Nino of the Hcvlsci Statutes of the United States. In testimony wlicrcof witness tnj ) hand and neal ol olHco this 2Ctt bEAt , . V dayol April 1'82. - ) JOHN JAY KNOX , Comptroller o ( the Currency The above Bank is now prepared to rccclvi > uelncss It commences lth a fully md U | capital of $250,000.00 , with officers and director , e follows : . K. JOHNSON , PHrstDRNT , of Stoclf , John eon & Co. , Wholccalo Oroccrs. . . E. TOUZAL1N , Vio..l'KE3lBKNr , ol 0. B. &O 11. U. , Boston. V. V. MOUSE , of W. V. Morse nnd Co , , Who ! . ealo lioota end Shorn. NO. S. COLLINS , c ( O. H. A J. S. CollltM , Wholi aIeLe th > TandS ddlcty. AMES M. Wooiworlti , Counsellor aud Attoruuj t Law. LEWIS S. HEED , ol Byron Reed A Co. , Heal Kitnto DealciB a ENUY W. YATES. Ca-hlcr , late Cashier o ( th < Flrxt National ll.inl ; of Ounhu , and connected with the active m.-UKiifc- mest of that Bank elnco Its onran ( ration In 1RQ1. Sioux City S Pacific THE SIOUX OITY ROUTE Hun 3 a Solid Train Through from Council Blulta to St. Paul Without Change Tim * . Only 17 Hour * II 18 MILES THK SHORTES 110 DTE OOUNOIL BLUFFS 10 JIT. PAUL , lUNNKArOLIS DULUTn OK BI3UAKCK nd&ll points In Nort'icrn Iow , Ulnueu aii O SoU. This line Is coulppod with the IrnpnivciJ Wcetlnghouse Automatic Alr-brako J Ullle Platform Coupler . 'iJ ! iu/7or / : and for SPEED. BAS'OTY AVD COMTOoT In unnurvwitsed. IMilltnin Palace tilaoitci ( : - ' run through WITHOUT OlIANtJE bitweju Sou nriCltyand St. Pr.ulU Cojccll Bluli an SlouvCity. . TialnsloaNO Union Pioi.lc Tra vror t OO'iu ell llluITa , at 7RB p. m. ihily on arrhcl of Kinn City , St Joseph and Council lilufla train ! rau the South. Arriving at Uioux Clt ) H:35 p. n and at thu Now Union Dopjs r.l at. Paul it l'2Mi noon. r J noons IH ADVAKCS or AHT oracs ? rner.ouibcr la t\knit ! the tilnu city you cot a Through Trait ) . TUt 'JliortcjJ the Quickest Time ! ir.d a COJiorUb'i ! Rids lu tat Through Cars between COUNCIL BLUFFS AND HT. 1'AUL. O"Sce that your Tickets eiJ via tUo "Stoai City and Pacific Kallroad ' J. . V/ATTLKS , J. U. BUCUAJJAX SuporlLtoaasni. Oen'l Pass. Asoiii P. E. ROBINSON , Asj't Oca'l Pam. A't. . , Mlsaourl Vallov. la. \Y. E. DAVIS , Southwestern As-cut , _ _ _ _ Connd RlniH loaa SEGER & TONER HARNESS MAKERS ! Ha\o icmo\C'l from there old stand , to No. 116 North Sixteenth Street NEXT TO CARRIAGE FACTORY , IIa > c alua > s on hind a good assortment HARNESS AND SADDLES , _ _ _ 0125 OMAHA NATATORIUM ! { AND SWIMMING SCHOOL , Corner Otli nnd rnrnam Streets , Ruiuiln ? water e\petlcticcd teacher coolcs placoin ihecity elze o ( basin , B6 35 depth 01 water , 0cet Md aj ( ee ; 1'rlccs j-'caijii ticket } j,00fl ; o Laths Sl.OJ : flnglo bath' , 25 ccnti Krcotowos , bithiiig trunks and tlneaing rooms DIECKMA N WITTE , Prop's. _ J15-3m E VOLKMEIEB , PIONEER BUTCHER , Has romoic-il ti hlu olcRant nnw ( juirtirs on cs TO iva : E oxr essor. . In Krttg'a Now Block. 3HOICE BEEF , MOTION , PORK , Fresh Poultry and Vendibles alwajs on " "il. JZMin NORTHWESTERN arble A. BAUMEISTER 242 NORTH EIGHTEENTH ST GALVANIZED IRON OOKNIOES Wow Finia's ' ' ' Caps , , XX I'f 'g , BY F. S I N H O L D lC , Omaha , Neb ; Imported uuil Domestic Ifiucst Selootiun ill Town Prices to Suit Everybody. From Haifa Dollar Down to 5o- Schroter & Becht's , IAGOB KAUFMAN , Ota 802 Utli St , Dor. ofBurt Dealer In IL IHNDS OF WINES. LYDIA E. PINKHAM'8 VEGETABLE .COMPOUND , mil tlinMPn In fill ( 'omptnln'.Kiin MM < iminimlo uur bc t fciuulc population. A Mritlclnc for \Vnninn. Inrcntciltir a AVomnn. 1'rcimrcil liy a Woman. tjTIt revive * tlio tlrooplnc uplrlts , Invigorate * nnd hinnonlzc'tho nrpniilc functions , Klv < elasticity sniT nrinnc > to the step , restore" * t ho natural lustro to the ci'amlihnt on thorulo cli Is of vronnii the frejl ) ro Mnf life'sFprlninml carlj suiniiipr time. t yPhysicians Use It and Proscribe II Frccly.tTJ It removes fnlntms * , Rttul 'ncy , iliatroyt nil erm Inf tor stimulant , nnJrcllo-cawmiknc'saof the etomach Tlmt fi-illn t of U.arlii3 ilown , cau liiBl'nln ' , weigh ! nnd Inckaclie , Is nlvcayi iionnincntly cured liy Iti u e. 1'orthc uro of Kleiner Cui.iplnlntK of cither ci till * Cumnounil U unnurptiMcd. , I.TIITA 1 % i > i\Kii\.M * ui.onn will cruillento c\eiy M tlKn ol Iluinnr8 from tha lllnoil.niiilu'hn t oim nnd ctrrncth to tliu pjetuni , ol mail uonmu ur child. In-Ist on Imilug it. Iloth the Compound nnd Illood rurhlor are rfop.inxl n tSTU nu i2i" Western Avenue , Lynn , Mos.i. 1'rlcool clthrrtl. Six hotllcs for $ " > . Sent liy nmll In the fora : of IIH | , or oCluzcnucs , on receipt of price , $1 iK > rho forclther. MM. riiiLlmm frocljr amwcra nil letters ol Inquiry , nnclogo 3tt. stamp. Send for Nofnmnv-fhoulillio without I.YDU E-TIVKHAM'S IJVKR I'll.I.S. Tlii-T curu constlpulon , Ullou'ms'i of the uvor. 1" > cvntH per box. ' THE IcCALLUI WEIGH ! ONLY 100 IBS FITS f .v * ' , iy LII * iiti"i | 9 ' " " Dan Be Handled By a Boy. rhe bax ncul nc\cr be tihen oI ( the wagon and all thcchellcd 3-rain and Grass Seed Is Save It costsless thin the old etUo racks. Etcry itandard wagon is sold with our rack complo.o BUY NONE WITHOUT IT. Or buy the attachments and applv them to rour old wnffoii box. For Bale in Nebraska by J. C. CMHK , Mncoln. MAVNI.VO& IIiws , Omaha. FRKU KDIIR , ( irand Island. lUoau'.rr & OIIRKS , Ilastmss. CHARMS CIIKOUEKH , Columbus. Sr-A > oat.K& ; FutK , Hcd Cloud. 0. II. CRASH & Co. , Km ! Oilr , Iowa. It.V. . ItUHSKb , Cleil 'OOl , IO\\M. And every Hriit class dealer In the west. A b hem for dcscrlptiie circular or scad direct oils. f. HcCalltim Bros. Maiiuf'g Co. , Olllcc , 24 Vi'ai Like Street , Chicago. may23-lw 75,000 HMKEN-SPRSNC VEHICLES NOW IJJ USE. IPRINGS , GEAR' ? & BODIES Kor sale by byirnken , /IONITOROILSTOVE / Improved for 1882. TUB I1EST AND NLY ABSOLUTELY SAFE OIL STOVE IN TlIU WOULD. Every housekeeper feola the want of moUiinR that will cook the daily od andavoid the oxceaaivohtat , dust , tor and aahoa of a coal or wood atovo aE MONITOR OIL STOVE WILL 0 IT , bettor , quicker and cheaper a" , , e IU STOVE made with the OIL ESEUYOIR ELEVATED at the ck of the atovo , away from the heat ; ' .arra K ° Inent ABSOLUTE U-J-n ia Bocuredjas no gas can bo % nerated , fully twenty per cent more at is obtained the , wicks are pro- rvcd twice ns long , thus saving the > ublo of couatcnc tnmminc and the ppnso of now ones. EXAMINTE IB MONITOR and you 11 buy no lier. Manalactureif , onlj by the mitopOilStOYflOo , OlBYBlanflO , Send tor descriptive circular or call M. Rogcra it Bon , agento for No. iflka eitaply gathered along the liore by ji i n ja R itrfJi , tnlO-tu | couotrv. ' * ' .