THE DAILf BEE--OMAHA WEDNESDAY AUGUST 0. IEID < Sc OO , The Only Exclusive Wholesale Hardware iHouse 1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET. OMAHA NEB. WHOLESALE BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER AND DKALKR N Wall Paper and Window Shades 1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb. IROTIH : & Wholesale Lumber , Eo. 14P8 Faubam Street , mah , M. THE MOLINB STOVE 01 0.cr cr crhi w ilanufttoturod by Theymsko pcchUrOl COOKING STOVES , and have this jctr pinned In the market niof the jiOat ECONOMiC AND MOST S A US FACTORY STOVES c > er made. They make WotU Plain an' cxtenslon top , and guarantee all their goods. The agents for the company arc. PIERCY & BRADFORD , a DEALERS IN n Furnaces , Fireplaces , Heaters u OJCT ic aa'x ; rs. GRATES , RANGES , STOVES , Wgi HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS , Etc. u 1211 FARNAM STREET. OMAHA NEB fa PERFECTION ROASTING AND BAKING , is only attained by using Stoves and Eanges. WITH " WIRE GAUZE OVER DOORS , For Bnlo by MILTON ROGERS & SONS. O IWC L' Jull-miclv of be on INDIAN TERRITORY. A Trip Through the Best Grnz. iUR Country on the ( ou- tinont. The Agricultural rind Minornl Wonlth of n Beautiful Section Tlio Indian Problem nnd tlio Failure of tbo IQovornmont to Solve It. Coiiictna , TCIM , Car PhlUJrlphlt PKM. Wo entered the ludinn territory a Chctopa , a small village on the line o Kansas nnd the territory , U70 milci southwest if St. Louis. Tlionco lij the Texas division of the Missouri 1'u cifio railroad wo ro carried Across the Indian country to the Red river , distance of 260 miles. The c uiitrj nil along the line of railway presents very nearly thn same appcarauco. ll * s mostly lovoj , at times ontly undu nling , nnd , at a few places , small hilli tnd ridges arc scon rising to the lolRht of probably fifty to seventy feet. There ia some growth of timber , meaty - y along the streams , but tlio Ronornl surface presents a continued sameness > f prairie grass. Though of a beaut i- ul velvety green , interspersed with lowers of all hues , many of them ol ) rillinut colors , yet , during an olovcu tour's ride , even this icono of beauty > ocomoa tiresome , owing to its eternal ; amcness. .As a grazing country the crritory has no equal on this conti- lent. It is a question meriting Deri ous consideration , whether the broad acres of nutritious , velvet grass , with which this beautiful country abounds all the yonr round should not bo forever - over dedicated enercd to the raisine of cattle. The rich soil , the mild winter , if , ndoud , it can bo called winter , and lip nutritious ingredients of the grass , fiord pasturage for millions of cattle , uch as can bo found nowhere olso. laiiana and Missouri , once c.ittlo-jiro- lucing States , are now almost stricken rom the list. Even Texas is fast be- Doming nn agricultural State , and hough it may yet , for several decades of years , furnish stock for our markets , yet its much closer proximity to the market will give the Indian Territory uch advantages , irrespective of its superior pnbulu.ic , as to constitute it pro-etninontly the stock-growing sec ili tion of the United States. to WHAT EtSE CAN BE MADE OF IT ? T The problem is of such difficult solu tion , that wo may very well ask , with anxiety , what shall bo done with the Indian ? Lcavo him whcro ho is , and D8 ho is , answers some one. Tin's would bo contrary to the laws of civ ilization , of business , and even of the Creator. . Civilization ifl now makim ? en croachments on Iho red man , which hiw will not bo nblo to resist , oven with ; the strong arm of Iho govern m ment embracing him. . Already it is Alj in iteolf into his domains. Rf 801 Railroads uro traversing the territory , oa schools and colleges are established * the Indian is being educated , and many of the Ohcrokeos and Greeks are college graduate" . This march of civilization ia destined to produce cia ciw now order of things. No where has the Creator sanctioned idle ness and unproductiveness. By His unerring law , working out its own re sults , extermination is stamped on the idler. The Indian must give way tc a different order of things. The government Is but encouraging him while it foods and clothes him and gives him nothing to do. Scarcely a man with whom wo liavo spoken , unless ; directly interested and ex pecting 1 to enrich himself thereby , S 1a favors tbo present policy. It is u failure. Why not , therefore , instead of feeding and clothing him in his idle ness , on the ono hand , or of wresting his landn from Mm unjustly , on the other , as some propose , make the In dian a tisolu' ' , producing factor in this grout country , put him to work and M him earn hiii own livelihood , nnd utiliza his broud acres , now lying waste , in raiting moats for the Ameri can people ? As wo traversed the Indian country for hundreds of miles , wo looked in vain to aeo the largo flocks of cattle that wo had expected to ceo. "There are no cattle in the territory , " was the reply wo received from several ntock men , While this may not bo liter ally true , and while there no doubt are many flocks grazing in eotno ace lions of the territory rcinnto from tlio railroad , it is very evident that the number ia but a mcioty cf what could bo graced. Hundredu of thousands oi acres of the finest grass are going to waste bocauao there uro no cattle to coimumo it. The demand for beet has been so great that stock has been sold off very closely , and it may require quire several years bcforo we got back Hgain to tbo days when sirloin eteaks can bo bought at twelve cents n pound , however unpleasant the contempla tion of this fact is , Even hero In Texas beef commands high prices , and wo are told there is no immediate prospect for n reduction. "Hamlet with Hamlet lift out , " is , perhaps , no greater disappointment to the Ipvor of the play than the Indian Territory traversed by the traveler without spuing the Indians. Instead beholding u redskin behind every trco , with arrow aimed at you , your expectations are disappointed when you pass over 200 miles through this country and fail to BOO oven half a In dozen of them. Your train is not derailed , your scalp ia not molested , ' your slumbers are not disturbed by the war whoop , you are entirely dis r. appointed in your expectations , It is true there are civilized Indians resid ing in the small towns through which the railroad passes. They are , how ever , engaged in business ; many of tl them well educated , and they have no time , like many of our own people , to resort to the station at train time ; hence you fail to BOO them , The Indian Territory In general Is level. The Wichita Mountains rluo to the height of 800 feet. Their peaks are conical , atundinc at intervals of a quarter to onn inilo apart. The valleys have evidently boon deposited after the upheaval of the mountains. Lime stone , Siberian sandstone and soft coal to abound in many localities , The coal or used on the railroads and for manu facturing purposes in Texas ia brought from this country. It will some day found to bo a very productive min eral district. The Indians are camped the ground where the precious arc iupposod to bo for the purpose - pose of preventing Anyone from mnk > ing oxnminations. The commander at Fort Sill has positive instructions to fir rest ntiyono front making oxaniina- lions for mineral" . Most of the Indians can talk En- lish enough to tnako tliomsolvts un- Jorstood. $ o while man is allowed to I live in the torritorj- except by per mission of the Itulmnn. _ ls\ > ono can own land except an Indian , rr tlioaa thnt | nro married to Indiaim. This is vi iiulncoment to white youni ; men to court Indian girls. Indians suldom work themselves , but gotnnally hire whites or negroes to cultivate their land. They receive , by nqruompiit , an allowance of twonty-fivo or fifty cents n year per hcnd of nil cattle turned in for Rnztng by the atock- 111 on. on.Thcro is plonly of giimo in aomo rts < > f the territory , ihongli in the immediate vicinity of the railroad [ hero is but little , except wild turkey , Wo hnd very good wild lurkoy for dinner nt Ylnitn. Good menls cun bo obtained nt the railroad rcstnurnnts 'or fifty cents. There nro plenty of fish in the mouulnm stronins. The ArkmiBna nnd tlio C.xnndinn nro tlio irincip.il rtrcnms. At Tnlcquntr , the cnpitnl of the jhcrookocei , n Cow tnileu ens' of Mils- < ogco , is the fineat school building in the territory. The school furnishes odticntionnl facilities oqunl to miny of > urcollcgoa. A number of thoChcro- ; ocs nro graduates of this inatitntion. L'ho women enjoy fncilitics for being cducnied equally with the num. The chool has furuituro nnd npplinncos vhich nro unsurpaastd by tliuso of any other institution in the south west. west.Tho The territory hn.i hnd plenty of ninfalls all atimmcr. Everything poka beautifully green , nnd vogotn- ion is very thrifty. Corn nnd cotton ould not bo bettor. Thcro is n great ontrnat between this year's growth ud Ina * , when vegetation wns com- ilotoly parch oil nnd dried up. The u'r was delightfully cool , while nt ight the or windows hnd to bo ) loaod and overcoats came into ro- uisition. This ia the country for ' lcar Wildo. Sunilowora grow ivild n iibundnnuo. Ho should not fail to ifit thu Indian torritory. Wo have crossed the Red river nnd ro in Toxa3. A. 11. II. { 2 rA pint ul tlio finest ink for fnm- ilica or schools can bo made from a' on-cont : p.iokngo of Diamond Dyo. l y thorn , : .1 "Only Dytpcpila , Doctor , " tMJ a mt'oil to Mjcrnutlu. "What would sou ha\cl'siil the . reatsurifcon "the plaiiuel' Indigo ttionlj the V. sourro of countliiK moriM > lcai d Clicck It oar'y ; wlthTARHANi'4 KKtT7.itii ArKimiKT anil CD upuat once Iti prustn n onlol and Its piobibla on-cmicnoes. If ncL-lcctuJ. BOLD lt\ ALL DF.UQ01&TH luli4-tm ! rp I. > - v IV Side : Spring Attachment Not Patented. J A. J. SIMPSON , LEADING l. ' CARRIAGE FACTORY , 1 09 and 1111 lodge Strcnt , 7-mo Cm OMAHA , NKII. HEAT YOUR HOUSES tic I'l W Oj Ire u mi CO D FURNACES IN THE WORLD. MAUI : iiv 01 Sh BIOHARDS1N.BOYNTON&00 CHICAGO , ILLS. Embody now 1882 Impr'vomen'a. Mor. Ul praotloal ' ( " " : Coot Ions to keen In urder ; U u lo fuel | * m 'vu nioro iiuit and a larger voluuio ul iiuro nir thin any furnace mtdu. bo Sold by I'lKIlCJEV 4 HIIADFOIID , Omaha , Neb MM J)21-(18m TO BllIDQE CONTRAOTOIIS. De olOil Oil Scaled propcsa'a ' will be received at the J. County Clerk' , office until faturJar , August ID , 1882 , at 3 o'clock p. n > . for Hie ormtlou ol A combination bridge of 01 feet ipan , to hr built o\ct the I > U faplllion at or nuir Mr , ID James JlcArolu'fl , Also ono oomMnatlon billRO , K ) feet epan , over I. ttlo Pap Illon , near Andrew Soronton'a , Btc. 10 , twp 16 , r , 12. Hins an t encclll allong ran bo icon at County C'lerk'd olllce. AUoonocomMnatton trMifo over Lower Klk- hornrlur , olUOfdctip.n , Icio 23 , twp. 1C , 1. 10 , Ou I'attlca propoaloK for thli bridge , may accom pany their II ! with plain and ipcciflcntlons of thilrovtn . , , , . , , The right to rejet any or all I Ida U hereby reserved. lly order of tbo Board of County Commit- DCJ loners. ! JOHN IIAUUKll , County Cleik icea f. f.Ull Genius Rewarded , OR , The Story of the Sewing Maohlnp , Ph A bandaonv little , pamphlet , bias and gold PhW. cove with numeroaj enKrarlngi , will be W. W.BIc BIc GIVEN AWAY 0 _ ny aunlt person calling for It , at any branch aub-otllce of The Binder Uanutacturlng Com- ptay , or will bo nont by mall , post paid , to Ooi anyptnou lUluit at a dlttanie from our ofllcol ThoSlDgor Manufacturing Oo , , Principal llfioe , 34 Union tfquote , tK NKW YOUK , IK dA to. Bnsiness Jirector Abitrsct ind lloa kit te. * 0tm L. ItcCAOUE , oyixiJlifl Poit OHce. ' .V. K. BAim.KTT 81 ? 8 tth ISlh Blttti. Architect * . KXK ii mucnuutfloiiN , ARCIUTKWS Kosni II Ctel.-.hton Illcci. * . T. t.AKOE Jr. . Ut Ti 8. Citlghton Black. IK/ott nrt Uhoct JAM1M niVISR A CO. . fine Uoolj wid Shix * . ArWHl M iom work on h nJ , cotr.ot IStU in J lUrnry. CH08. KRICKSOS , S. K. oor. ICth nl Donjlu JOHN FOIUDNATVB. l l 10th lltecJ , tr nufA < turp tfl Oidft c 0il U Ulr prlcti. tied prlngt. T.AUU1MKU Unnuftchiror. IHT Oookt , Mrwt and Utatlonary , J. I. FKUElUUr 101 ! F tnh m fltrwl Outter nd EKB > . < C1UANR ! k HCIIKOF.nim , the oUc t n. ted K. tnim In N'et'nuti pfUWWiM 1S75 Oick U rrl.jr nnit Roan W Koni. < YM rHVllKK. 14th ami lUrnev Rtrtctn. liougtit , It ItAHKIS will pay hlghpMCaahprice lot iecooil > tnJ eUthlnr. Cornrr.tcth ami F rnh ra. r'Rinn una un . Ktmi A co. Flni fane UoOil * , OCT. tttti anil Pcnjiir * tlrocti t , i. WHITRIIOUfKVholcw ls&UoUIIiethli a FIELP , SOUj Noilh Btdo Cumlnj street , PAltn. Dminl t. 10th and Hotranl Strain. Uentlit * . JR. TAUL. Wllllinn Woclt Oor. Ulh A Dodge. Civil Cnglnoeri tnd Surveyor * . AN1MKW UO.sRH'ATKU , CrolKhton Block. Town Suiveye , Orvlo nd Ucwcr n Sritemi Ury Ooo > Notions , btc. JOHN II. f. LKllMANN A CO. . liw Tork. ltjUoadi Hturc , 1810 itcd IBlI r rn- kiua ttrtci. i. 0. UnewoM l i hoots tnd ahooi A PtcISo. rounary. IQUH WKARKK t'ONB cor llthft JufVionntn Jewo en. JOUN BAUHHU 11U Ftrnhtm Strut * Unrtorttkon , 3HA3 lllKWg. 1H Minium hf < 10th Hotelr. AWP.'KM ) IIOUSnOi o. CtnflcM.St.h A OUA. { IlUUSfi , I1 11. C r > , 013 Fumhtm 81 at.AVK.VJ I10IKL. V. S' xcn , lOtli SI. 'uathoru llol l flue , llnui : ! fth ALcucnnortL CS.VTRAL KH-JTAURANT , U1U A. llfAX. .ubrrojl cctnci lOllunil Dnlire. Ci t Octrd ( ui 1.111 Lon y. ii tn.'jalcn ! ( liurtnieed. at nil JIr.rs. Do U y tin 07 , ffroL nr Mcoth. Good Ternig for C th. l Unnniii Rurt > llod. ruruiture. r. OUOS3 , Ntw tail Cooofd Hi.ni : rarnltnre < \ Btovoa , Ull Dcixrln. KljUpst etch price M br > vcond bka.t cojflj. IPOS oi u at. rin * eood > AC. ttret Works. C'VAUA FKNCK CO. .j l. FR1S&4CO 121C tlMnny . , Imrrort let Ila g , Irci tnj Woo.1 Pcnanf , OCBca "of ( Vinpi 1'lnn n.l Wtlmil Pawnbrokers. lAili Et. . M Str. A Hit Rarrlu-rstors. Oandold'i Patent. OOnri ) > N llli t-t lul Ftrn A Olcri nd Tobacco. A FlUTflCHKH , muniifictureri ol Clno ( , \\Tiuo3ilo ! DcMorcl n Tobaccoi. 1806 DauKlu. . V. LOHKKZKN mitnufMturnr 141 Ftrnh m Orockary. 1I109 MTI./ : ' ' - I. Oloil linn Junk. . DKBTIIOLD , lUg and Motitl. Lumber Lime ana uemont. U 'P'lTRB A OB\Y corner Btli .nd IVinglM Blf. i nnd BONNKK 1709 DouulttK Kt. Onocl Vatletr Merchant Tailor * . G. A. LINDQUKST , rt of our molt popular Unrrhsnl Ttllori ll to- ulvlnK the lotcst iliwlifnp for Spring ind Buinmui -looJs for gentlemen wear. Btyllvh , durable , nd nrlcri low ia ever \"M Ktrnunttrot. V.lillnery. J't.1 0. A. 111NOKU , WholeMle and Rettll , rQ u > t.l In great variety , Zephyr ) , Canl Ootrde , loi'iofy , aiovcn , Corwtii , Ac. Cliotpoet Houno In ibo Wrat. rurcb&aora B VO BO per ccol. Order Mill. 116 Klft < enth Btrrrl riour r.nd fttxi. JMADA OITT J-'ILLH , tth tnJ rtrnlitm 8X. VrUhvDB Bron. , proprlctore. Urocrn. . ilTh'VI'.N.i , llBt hutiiunii Cnintug ami liar . A. llo'JIIANK. Ooia Xfil anil CumliiKUtrcoti Hsrdnin , Iron and Qtool. M.UJ \ tAi'aWCUlTHT , W.ol * le , 130 aac1 12 Uth ttMut A. 1101.11 El ) cored IBth * nc ! Callforiilk. Mtrnrcc , Qtadlnt , Ho. VWCUT taU'hHt. lo > F ir k 9luri t A. l > Mitgnu , jilvni * , alfibwun , rt lt , . , 1)7. . cor. letli and llO'ji/.i * utrocto. oo TO GUAin'H Green Home 17th and Wcluter itreet. for 1'IantB , Icu ) < iuit4 , V'ovtLtf ' , Floral Demons tie. Ocrnlcu Worl : . Wctte.j , Oort.lcn Wnrki , Utnnltrtirci > Irur Djrnl'.o , Tin , Iron < nil I < to Hoon'nj. Ordcrt lroiur.n > locality piciuiptly executed In the H l nner. Fictory Atul O'f.co 1213 lltrnoy SI 0. SPKOHl' . roprlotor. JiltftnlicJ tree Cornlcca , Window C i > e , ate. , mtniifactured and put up In any piri ct ttii- eonntrv. ! T. UIHIIOU ) 18 Thlrt utli iitrnot Uommlulon Merchant * . JOHN 0. Wit. UB.UH Dodtfc Dtreei. D. IIKKIIUII. Fcr iIuUlls aa Itrce fcJvfr nrntln I ) llv tnd Week IK. Clothing nnd FurnUhlnjt Qocx i. BO. II. I'KTKltflON. Alio Hate , Cape , Shoos Notions anil Cutlery ttOl H. 10th ntrocl. Ohow Otto Mnnufaotory. | O. J. WILDK. Uanaftctnrer and Dotlur In all kludi Dwca , Uprluht Cteno , a1817 COM Bl. FRANK 1. OEIUIAIU ) , proprietor Onitht Show Caaa manufactory , B18 Bouth IBthatrvot , bo'wfrn Leitvonwortb and Uarcy , All Hrirruntcd flret-cltai. ovei nna inwara. A. BUKUESTKR , Dealer In Btorea and Tinware , and llannftcta Tin Hood and all klndi of IlDlltllDff Work Odd Fellowa * Block , 1IONNK11 , IBM LourlM 81 oed and Cheap. HKNIIV KAUKMANN , tn new brick block on Douirlai Btrtel , bM Juat opened a most oloKtnt Uoei Hall. Hot Lunch from 10 to 11 very day. A II "J ITALCONKR 87B Idtb Btrael Beedi. : KYAN8 , Wbolonale and KoUll BeeJ D ted Tultlrttori Odd Fello i Htll Photo | r pner . a OKO , IIKYN , I'llOP , Ortnd Centrtl Otllery , SIS BlitMnth Btietl. : loai Utoonlo Htll. Flret-cltw Work and Prompt frotrtnteen Plumblno , Qa * and Bteam Pitting. W. TAIU'Y & CO. , ! 16 12 Bt. , bet. Ftrnhtm OougUi. Work prorap ytttcnJoJ to , D. 7ITZPATKIOK , 1 outlu Street. Shoo Btorei. Phillip Ltn 11 = 0 Ftinhtuo it. Ut IBth & Uth Phyilcl ni and 8urgeoni. I a , OIBna , U. V. , Uoora No t , Crelghton 3Iock , Utb Street. P. S. LHIBKN111NO , M. D. Muoolo Block. U 1IAKT. If. ! > . . Y.vr tnd Ktr OOP pottoffloe DIl. I. H. ailADDY , Jcullit tnd Aurlet. B , W Uth nJ Ftrohtm Btt Inline an aper nnglna , HENRY A. KOSTKHS Ul Oodgo fitreel. B corid Hand 8tor . 'ERKINO A LEAR , 1118 DoueluBI. . Hew tnd iKOnd U ni rurnlturv , House rurnlihlof Ooodt , . , bought and wli oa Mirow uitrytnt. . tortile of Iran , 1'rrmAan Jlarkantt rha pham in a fx\l\tal > l form , JTifl only preparation nftrtm that teUi not llatkrn tin fttlirr Iran preparation * . " 1KNTI.KMH.N In mj iirarnofl ol aopmra in nidicii , 1 luim icmml nothing to ( flmllio mtnlu IhU 1 > R. ( I lUtiTRli'n Inojf TiiNiPdnon. In wool Norrotn l-rwtratkio , Fwn lo IHwoim. J > jiiT twi , nd Imixrm. lMip < l > n.litton of th lilonlttilMWtlww wtMxtj ruw , la mj h n.U , mula name w nd lnl nmt. ( Jn/wwthul h tn tiMfliNl om of our mmt i-mlnont nlinucUm n t jMdol to Uil * KT * t nd InrotnriarKtilo rnmwlr. I r > mv llxi It In t > r < for < > n < > n to T Iron prtpuriMIon m rt In fart , mth rompnornl . . an . 1J . llABntR'd . . . . Ino Tonio h a no. rfmtiy in my rrftrUco 1)11 UdllKUTHAvlllr.l.S.aiOlSVimh AT * . . Rt l < nil , Mo . NOT , jyth , IPK1. natural health fill toneta tf > fillfitlrft > rffnni > iil tirrmti nMf > m , m i K tna it appHfahlti to Drneral JVWlrjIAUI * of .f HI ft frottrntlon of lirera nt : f Impnt MANUFACTURED BY THE DR. UAHTE11 MEDICINE CO. . 213 N , MAIN ST. , ST. LOUIS. THE JELM MOUNTAIN1 AND Mining and Milling Company. CiplUl l Stock , tt.ooo.roa. 'Hi V lue ol Sharon , t- STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE Mines Located in BRAMHL MINING DISTRICT. DK. J. I , THOMAS , IW.dent , Oummlni Wjomlni ? . WM. K. TILTON , Vlco-P oi.donl | , Comralta , Wyoming K. N. HAnWOOP , BMrrctirjCnmmlnt , Wyoming. A. 0. IUNN , Trevutcr , Cummin * , jWyomln Dt. J , I. Thaniki. Loulo Miller VV , S. Illume ) . A. O. Dunn N. HarwooJ. Francis 1/ravoiiB. Oeo. II , F loa. Lcwl Zolm n. Dr. J. 0. mull 6m ORJ.'V. ' \.tj , Vlll ) ' oltnt 'ir III PELEYS , E. M MAXWELL FREMONT NEB . , , , , , EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR THIS STATE. Tlio following mlvantngOH nro claimed for tills 1'iilloy : IT IB BTltONdEH nnd inoro durable , on-ill : 1. To tlio ulmcnco nf RhrlnknKo Htrnlnn. 2. To the Increased num- bur ( if nncH : i To Iho fact tlmt the rim in much t > trnniar tlmn the ci t rim. IT IU HKTTEH HAI.ANCIII ) . IT IB MUCH I.inilTKIl. IT HAVIH II I.T1NO. IT 1H OHKAFKIt. There iiodnii'erof ( , bronlcnjio ill Inuidling when nhippcd looao. Wlion Bhippcd loogp they mo Konoinllv ncceptml n tlilnl-clnm frolglit Insi0"il of flrat'Clnw , and ns the weight fa only one-lull tlmt of cant I'ulloyi thu frniht | ; iBtlll further reduce.I. WK ( lUAKANTKD THKlt to perform i-.itliifftotirily nuy work from the liKhtoat to the heaviest. SPLIT 1'ui.LBYH from 12 to18 inches dlnuutor only. rulloya of wider face than 18-inch are provided with two iota armi without ext a chnrge. chnrge.Wo supply cncli Pulley with two Hot-ncrow without extra charge. ALSO Igent for Patent Hot PoliiW SMUu , J V OUR CLAIMS. What wo claim for our PATKNT HOT PoLisiiRn SHAVTINO is : Int. Tlmt it In round nnd Htrulght. 2d. It can lie accurately rolled to any do < irod K ugo. 'M. Tlmt itn mifnco heinn coinpo'uil of nn notu [ oxld.i of Iron obviates any tin * duo tendency to run or tarnish , while it ut tlu vimo time ( { ivea one of tlio boat journal or bearing curfacoH over discovered. llli. Tlmt it will nnt wnrp or prin ( ; in key periling. fall. That it in un < lo of the very hnt of rcfnio'l ntock. lirVoT further p irtlculurH , prito Hat nnd diseiiiintK , toad to E. M. MAXWELLS V itiudry and Afachino Shop , Fremont Nob. HH' ; ' - FOR - CHICAGO , PEORIA , ST. LOUIS , MILWAUKEE. DETROIT , NIAGARA FALLS , NEWYORKBOSTON , , And all Poluti Eait andMoulrcEait. TllKLINKCOMI'UiaK Nearly 1,000 , uillia. Holld Hmooth Htuol Tracki Ml ccnneclloni ru made In UNION DhPOTB. t ' lint a National Iteiintatlon a ) Ivlnit the reat Through Car Line , and In universally onro.led to bu the FINEST EQUIPPED 1UII < road In the world for all Classen of travel. Try It and you will find traveling a Iniurj nstead i f a dUcomfort. ThrouKh Tickets via ibis Celebrated Line foi solo at all nlllcta In the Woat. All liilonnatlon about Itatoa o Fare , Bleeping 3ar Acociuiuoiatloin.Tlino Tables , tie. , will b heerfully Klren by applylulnv to U Vlco-l'rtVt < fc Gen. lfanaxorCblcago. PERCIVAL LOWELL , Uon. I'a8 on/or ( Ayt. Chicago , W. J. DAVKNI'OHT , Uen Atront , Council Hindi. II. 1' . DUKLL , Ticket , ABt , morn-oJ ly THE KENDALL PL1ITIM MACHINE I DRBSS-NAKBRS' OOHPAHIOH , H plaits ro.n l-iol a o Inch to rldth In thu cotricot fclta cr flnuat il ki II data all kinds ao 1 etyloa o ! i Ultlnf la nse. No lady that doea her awn ilrem-maklng can Jtord to do without ono as nice plaiting I ) itvcrout ol fashion , If oeu It iclli lt clf , toi i , Circulars or Agoul'a tcroii adiircci CONGAR & 00. , Chicago Sioax Oii ? Pacific VKP1 SIOUX OITY ROUTB ' 'urnannllilTralu ' lhrfmh froir Oouncil BlullB to 13t. Paul WlttiO it Dli nne Time , Onv ! 17 Maura Tllh iTlIORTEH ROU7B ' TO 8T J AUL , -JNKArOUO ! ' DVUmi OH 3I3UAHOK itiiilrvll p'iijts In N'crtliaiu Imra , lllunoxU tpd I > nt , Thin line la tcu'ppoJ with the Improrod IViatli bctuo Automatic Air-brake ami UIII6 rutfoim Omirlcr at d liu.lor : and for / T-iKf ) , BAFKTV AND COMrOUT l unnia\Hti \ < d , Pullman 1'alace Bleeping Cat tun thiMvl. WITHOUT OIIANOK between Kan ntiCltyand Ht. Paul , via Council lllaffi and Bloux Ulty. Tratni ) ( care tnlon Pacific Transfer at Conn rll It'ula ' , at 7:30 : p. in. dally on arrival of Kansas City , Ut Jomtnu and Council niuffi train from Iho Bouth. Arriving at Bloux City 11:36 : p.m. , LIU ! at the M w Union Deprt at at. Paul at : SW r oon. * r.iN iiuuua IH AovAiicK or AMY OTHRH BOUTK. cnrRemembor In taking the illonx C'lty Koat you vet a Through Train. The fihorteet Llaa the QuIcknalTlina and a Oomlortabla Ride la U > Thrnnfh Cart between OOUNCIL IILUtTM AND BT. PAOL. CnrAoo that your Tlckeh read via the "Sloam Oily and Pacific lUllioal / U. WATTLKS , . R. DUOHANAN Ouperlntendont. Oen * Pa a. Agent P. K. KOVINUON , Ati't Oon'I POM. Ai'ln Mlaiourl Valley a. W. E. DAVJH , Bouthwertoin Uoancl HULL GSX ST3VE. t i'i , ' I'limeti n New lliie'il Uvi.t. UT for 1HH _ I'nlen OrlUc < * , roiHl rl v < > ' 4r 1'ifnvr * lile Nv Onn Viil H-I-IHT on luo IKut ) > . Now Nufi-ty Ki -nlr , " Buniiner ute thoee Siovu. Inai'iwn n Tlieaa celebrated stoves for Bale by 1'leroy & liraclford , Omaha , Neb , 29 1m FASTjTIME 1 Ia golDf Kaal Uk * the liMcago&Iortiiwest- ern 8.40 p. m. and 7:40 : a. m. For full Information cull on H. 1' . 1JUKHL , Tic ket Agent. 14th and Farruun ltd. J. DULL , U , 1' , Hallway Depot , or at JAUKST , OLA UK , deoen