I
.1 THE DATLir BEE-OMAHA WEDNESDAY" , AUGUST 23 1882
I
AND JOBBERS IN
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Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
All Grocers' Supplies ,
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
mm m IMUFACTUEED TOBACCO.
for BE11WOOD HAILS AND LAfLIH & RAND POWDER CO.
J. A.
WQOLESALK AMD RETAIL DEALER IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BUHDS , fV2GLDHGS ! , LIME ,
OT8TATX ADEN ! FOB MILWAUKEE CEUXNT
Near Union Pacific Dooot , - OMAHAS3
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
MIKISQ UACnlNERT , BKLTINa , HOSE , UHAS3 AND IRON FnTINOS PIPE , ETC *
PACKING , AT TVHOLKSALK AMD HKl'AIL.
GHURGmQ SCHOOL BELLS
Cor. Famam and 10th Streets Omaha , Neb.
Omaha Steam Laundry.
The only Laundry in Nebraska that is supplied with complete machinery
for Laundry work. Send your ordoro by ninil or oxDrosa.
GOTTHEIJV1ER , GODFREY it CO. ,
1207 Farnhnm Stroot.
WHOLESALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AND DEALEH K
Wall Paper and Window Shades
1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb.
f THE MOLIMB STOVE
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Manufactured by
THOX-IKTB !
They make aepeclaltyof COOKING STOVES , and have this ; car plared In the market
ncof the HOST ECONOMIC AND MOST 8AlISFACTORYBTOVE3e\cr mode. They make both
Plain and extension top , and guarantee all their goods. The agents for the company are.
PIERCY & BRADFORD ,
- DEALERS IN -
Furnaces , Fireplaces , Heaters
XKC USL 3W Of 3ES 3C KB ,
GRATES , RANGES , STOVES ,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS , Etc.
1211 FARNAM STREET. OMAHA NEB
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AND
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Mining and Milling Company.
-Working CapIWl . . . . . . . .
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Capital Biocb ll.OOO.OOC
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Pai Value of Share * , - - - I2S ,
STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE
Minea Located in BEAMBL MINING DISTBIOT.
DR. t , I. THOUAB , Preildent , Cummlnji Wyomlny ,
WM. E. TILTON , Vice-president , Cainmlns , Wyomlnf
E. N. UABWOOD , Secretary , Cummlni , Wyomlnc ,
A , 0. LUNH , Treiaurer , Cummins , ( Wyomla
Dr. J. I. Tbomai. tout * Ulller W. 8. Cram el. A. O. Dnnn.
N , Uarwood. Francii Leareni. Oeo. II. FaJo * . L wli Zolnul ,
Dr. J , a Watklni.
moil Cm OEO tVf. KENDALL , Aatborlul Ascent lor 8 > ! ol Block ) UPC r
TRAFFIC IN ObD 8HOE3.
Where It Is CArMocl on , nnd ttio Pa
rona or the Donlers.
New VOT ! < Time * .
Jlons of shoes aland nt iho head o
ILo bfueinunt otnira on the lower citl
of Maxtor strout , nil thorny fron
Chatham to C.'nnl slrcot , front carl ;
in the morning until Into nt night
They nro p.ttchod and piocrtl nmi tin
the aolcn and licola on thorn nro now
but their upponrnnco tclla of long nn
hard wear. Micro is not an unvrori
shoo to bo aeon nlonn the ontin
stroot. They nro nil second htuul
nnd in the worst possible condition n
that , for the moat part. IVcriii )
down into the gloomy baattncnta him
drods of otluTa will bo neon on tin
floors , while on inaecarn bonohea frou
ono to four cobblora will bo Btitchini ?
patching , BoliiiR nud heeling dilapi
dated shoes. Hero , scarcely n nitti
uto'a walk from the busiest part o
the metropolis , in the lowest quarto :
nnd in the
most unpretentious manner
nor , is conducted n business the pro
portions of which ono would neve
lUBpcct.
The old-shoo trodo is confined
almost exclusively to Baxter street ,
although hero nnd tliero in Sixth and
Seventh nvonuos are places where bet *
tor grades of second , hand articles nro
sold. Both men's old boots nnd elioes
nnd women's shoes are dealt in. From
5 cents to $1 a pair is paid for moil's
shoes. Boots are worth a little less ,
because the sale for them is not so
largo. For women's shoos from G to
35 cents n pair ia paid. So long as
the uppers nro not completely apoilci"
the shoos can bo utilized. Shoes tha
most people would suppose wore en
tirely past redemption can bo patched
up and made presentable. After solea
and heels hnvo been put on the shoes ,
nnd the rents concealed by patches ,
the price ia increased about 50 coiito
on the average , A pair of shoes for
which 25 conta wna paid are oold ,
when repaired , for 75 cents. The pro
fit to the dealer is from 10 to 35 per
cent. The dealers pay their cobblers ,
as a rule , 30 conta a pair for recon
structing shoos , nnd , in addi
tion to this , they count
the cost of leather in their expenses ,
and thus it will bo seen that
their profit is not heavy. Ono of the
shopmen was asked how long the
shoes would laat.Vo don't hko to
sell shoes in wet weather , " ho replied
"Tho solos nro linblo to float off and
leave the uppers without any bottoms.
Muybo they will wear for ono day ,
and maybe they will last for ono
month.Vo guarantee no goods , be
cause the profits are so small. 'Tho
cobblers' cant1 uflord to put in many
pegs , and wo can't ofl'ord to put in
much leather. " The reporter picked
ip a pair of shoes , and ho was not
eng in reaching the conclusion that ,
iko class , they must bo handled with
caro. The business is not rest.-iotod
to the retail trade , but includes the
wholesale. A great many casoa of the
shoes are shipped to Baltimore , Wash-
ngton , Boston and other cittoa on thu
orders of second-hand clothes dealorii.
The profits in the wholesale trade
ango from 5 to 10 per cent under
, liO3o in the retail.
The patrono of the place are from
; ho poorer classes. The busiest days
n the retail trade are Saturday and
Sunday , moro particularly the latter.
The shops open , some of them , as
early as 5 o'clock in the morning , and
many of them do not close until mid
night. The rent of the basement ia
from § 25 to $ CO per month. This ia
greatest expense to the proprietor ,
and little wonder is it that ho pulls his
customers in by main force to make
up for the heavy drain. Up on Sixth
nnd Seventh avenues , where a bettor
business is done , from $1 to $4 per
pair ia paid for shoes. Only the best
shoes , not much worn , will bo bought ,
ind the trade ia entirely different.
The Baxter street dealers sell their
5ner shoes to the men on the avenues.
The largest stock of a Baxter street
shop is 1,000 pairs , nnd often it ia leas.
Noticing repaired shoos with stretched
out elastics , the reporter asked why
low elastics were not put in. IIo waa
nformod that the cost was too groat.
The elastic would cost forty cents ,
ind that would make the price too
ugh ; besides , the trousers covered the
tops , and it made little difference.
The question will naturally bo asked
whore all the ahoes come from. The
[ talians , those scavengers of the
itreots , fish old shoes out of the ash
Barrels by the hundreda. They know
, heir value aa they do the worth of
ags , bones and bottles. They carry
.ho ahoes to their quarter , ecrapo the
ishcs off them , and take them to Bax-
or street. The junk and rag dealers
> uy or ask a gift of old shoes in their
wanderings , and they take them to
3axtor stroot. The bootblacks at the
lotola and other plar.es aoizo upon
old shoo as prizes. Some of
ho pawn shops and old-clothes stands
) uy old-shoos , and only when they are
n good condition. It is only at the
ohopa that thu shoes which need to bo
econstructod are bought. Moderate
ortunes have been mailo in the old
ihoo trade in Baxter street. Men
mvo gone into it and advanced to the
rado in now goods or retired alto
gether. Many of the pressnt dealers
own their places of business , nnd
com to prosper at least as well as the
old-clothes men.
Whan There's a Will Tbore's a
Way.
Anyone who has the will to try THOMAS'
'uoTino OIL will surely find the way to
ubuat health , in casen of bronchial nffec-
ions , wore throat , pains , etc. ; mid as an
ntcrnal remedy , It it invaluable.
nugi.2-lw
About bood Corn ,
'rilrlo 1'arntr.
Early lost spring wo advised our
readers to look to the quality of their
seed corn , In view of the probable
act that the present season will bo a
> ad corn year ih many sections of the
west , especially east of the Mississippi
riror , wo advise that the saving of
: orn for next year's seed be carefully
ookod to. Corn , if the husk is striped -
> od down when nearly ripe , will soon
tarden and dry out , BO it will germi
nate oven though it bo somewhat
hrivollod. Wo do not advise the uav-
ng of corn for seed unless it is thor
oughly ripe , unless in season * that
iromiso like the present , but when it
s a question of seed or no seed , do the A
jest you can. Qo into yowr field and ,
selecting the finest and ripest ears ,
irip down the husk when It begin * to
) leach. Lot the corn stand thus on
he stalk for a week , and then break
off and trace up in a dry , airy place ,
nnd you will hnvo corn thnl Rill cer
tainly germinate. If the season nrovo
lain , so the corn riponit on the hill , g (
over the field and again select thobcsl
of the ripe cars. You will thus ) wo
duplicated jour etoek of seed , it ii
true , but yon will find plenty of your
neighbors who will want what you do
not nee next fcprin ; ? , nnd nt price. ! that
will amply pay you lor your care nnd
trouble. In all that region where
corn docs not ripen thin year , the next
best tilling is to go over the cribs of
last year's corn and sort out the best ,
to bo put nway in sotno dry place for
prejorvntion. It is well , however , bo-
foio you trust ton much to this old
corn , to try its germinating powers.
Shell n few grains from n number of
ears tnkon nt random from those
selected for seed. From these nick
out a certain number of counted ker
nels. 1'l.voo thnao in Aiid kept con-
atnntly moist ( not wet ) nnd warm. If
good , nine-tenths of the kernels will
sprout in three or four dnys. Or the
grains may bo placed between folds of
tunnel , kept dark , warm and moist ,
nnd thus you m.iy notice from day to
day their ponors of germination.
Buoklm'o Arnica Halve.
The UKST SALVK In the frorlil ( or Cut *
Urulnos , Sore" , Ulcow , i/ftlt lUunim , Fever
vor Sore * , Tottor. Chapped H.iruta , Chll
blnlnn , Corns , arm all nkin eruptions , nu < ?
posltlroly curon piles. It Is gunrnntecil tc
t-lvo fuitisfnctfon or money refunded ,
1'rlcc , 25 ccuU i > or box. For wklo by 0 ,
K. GooJmnn
Too Much of tt JOKO.
Quito n sensation waa created nt n
circus nt Marquette , Mich. , last week ,
In the act where a circus rider , dis
guised na n drunken tramp , falls into
the ring nnd wants to ride n horao the
ringmaster throw the drunkard out ,
And with much seeming indignation
asked why there were no policemen
nround to keep order. A German
policeman , who was ataading by , afid
who know the man belonged to the
circus , felt indignant at having the
police abused , so ho took ilia alleged
drunken man , nnd , notwithstanding
the circus people tried to explain the
circumstances , ho waa hustled oil'to
the lock-up , nnd the act waa loft out.
AJftor the nhow the proprietor wont to
the jail and got the pcrfurmcr out ,
and abused the policeman a little for
being no oflicious. The policeman
said ; "Veil , n choke ia n choke , but
von n man ssiy voro ia do bolico , and
vy don'd doy nvrc.it dat diunlc man ,
den do M.irquotto bolico is in dot
\ icinity , nnd don't you forget it , Mr.
Circus , I bed you. "
Proof FosHlvo.
AVe linve the inoit pn itlo and convinc
ing proof thnt THOMAS' KMCTIUU OIL i * n
moat effectual specific for bodily imiu. In
cases of rheumatism uid neuralgia It given
inntnnr relief. ninr ! 2-lw
of the universal success of
Brown's Iron Bitters is sfin-
ply this : It is the best Iron
preparation ever made ; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific , chemical and
medicinal principles , and
does just what is claimed for
it no more and no less.
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood ,
it reaches every part of the
system , healing , purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost
health in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
jy Dearborn Ave. , Chicago , Nor. 7.
I have been a great lufferer from
avery weakstomach , heartburn , and
dyspepsia In its worst form. Nearly
everything I ale nave me distreti ,
and 1 could eat but little. I h r
tried every thlngrecommcnded , have
taken the prescriptions of a uozen
physicians , but ROC no relief until I
took llrown'ft Iron Bitters , 1 feel
none of the old troubles , and am a
new man , I am getting much
stronger , and feel ( int-ratc. I am
a railroad engineer , and now make
my trips regularly. I can not say
too much In praise of your wonder
ful medicine , 1) . C. MACK.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
docs not contain whiskey
or alcohol , and will not
blacken the teeth , or cause
headache and constipation.
It will cure dyspepsia , indi
gestion , heartburn , sleep
lessness , dizziness , nervous
debility , weakness , &c.
Use only Jrown' Iron Plltera made by
J5rown Chemical Co. , Halllmore. Crossed
red llnci and UA Jc-rnirlc CD wrapper ,
1880.
KANSAS
* UB OHLf _ _ _
EMrect liiue to ST. LOUIS
AND TII1J KABT
From Omaha and the Woefc.
A tralni leave II ft U. Depot , Omaha : Hob.
Ho chance of care between Omaha and ei. ixmlt ,
nud but one between OUAHA and
HEW YORK.
Daily PasserigerTrai na
nuouraa u
KAUTKUN AMU WMTKHN CIT/FO with LEEB
CIIAUUUd and IN AUVAMOd 01 UL |
OTHKH LIHKH
entire line 1) equipped with ollmio
Paltoe Blwflcg Cart , P/.ltco Day CJoicho ; ) , Mil cr'l
Safety I'latforci and Cauploi , and t > io
VfostlnuftauMi Alr-brike.
* arUco that yen ticket teada VXA
C1TX , tit. JO.WPII ft COUNCIL ULVVICU E *
toid , via Ht , Jwiepb and St. Loulr.
Tickets ( or tab at nil coupon ttatloai lu tbi
Wait. i , r. BAUNARD ,
O. DAWK5 , acn.fiupt.Et. Jowiih , i ! ( |
Oca I'am. acj TJcket gt. , St. Joitrph , Up.
AUDI liouuv , llciset AKtinr ,
1030 Farohini etnM.
W. J.UiurOKT , Oenxril Agent ,
OUAFU lit
Forty yiurH * trim lu i/rove < i "BLACK
'i the beet liver uedidnn io
100,000
TIMKEK-SPRINC VEHICLES
NOW IN USE.
They mrm i Ml other ) for e iy rUIng , style
anil dimbllltt.
They are for nalo hy nil Loading Cur-
riatjo IhiiUlcrn uiul Dcnlora throughout
the country.
SPRINGS , GEAR < * & BODIES
Henry Timken ,
( Patent amUluililcrol KlnoCnrrlnif. ,
fc jLP" 3C * 5TCy3CI3XlUC a
Jl-flm
nSTAllLISIIKI ) IBM.
VV-
SIUUSl'IUKU ATTAOIIMKNT-NOT PATENT
A. J. SIMPSON ,
LEADING
CARRIAGE FACTORY
1409 ami 1411 Dodge Strcot ,
nug 7-mo Gin OMAHA ,
For a quarter of n century or moro IloitotUr'n
Stomacli II ( torn tin * been tlie rulKiiliu | > oclBo
ferlmllgoitlon , iljgpepala , fowr nml [ fuo , n lota
11 | ihy lt9l htinuiA. liter cainpl Int ami other
dltrrdrrj , and h % < 1i rn inn t cmplm1 loftily in-
ilor ml by mulli'tie ' inonnn hcMlh atul strength
rcntOMthu It conn oral t n tcmlm ry tJ pro-
iinturn dcc'y , nnd BusUIus and couifoitg the
agxdaml Infirm
For sale by all UniRnlnts and Dcalini
HEAT YOUR HOUSES
FURNACES IN THE WORLD.
J1AIK BV
RIOHARDSON.BOYNTON &CO
CHICAGO , ILLS.
Embody now 1882 Imiirnoincnts. Mor <
prnotionl ta % MIM ; Cost loss to I" " ! ' I"
Irilur ; UauloHR fuel ) wl" Bho moro 'lo '
and a larger voluiuo ol pure air tllin a
luniacu niada
SoMl > yl'IIllCnY&IlHADFOUIOiniiliBNob'
>
o r
THE
Of Omaha.
Ilia purchased of the CorllttBafo Manufacturing
Co. , of I'rovldonco , 11 I , , aiinfe which la guar
antied In writing ton \ "alt otuttliliurylar
jiroof for n perlo I of thirty-Fix houracontinuous
and U'idlbturbud attack with tha u o of micli
toolxanil application ) an a burglar can employ , '
audlnaprnctlci ly unconditional way ,
Ihla bunk ilwlna a thorough test mode upon
Ilila talc , ami In cam ) of failure to Bland It , the
bank will hu at llhnrty to purchase any other
taft and imv return thin to the manufacture .
Any | rty Is at liberty to undertake thoattacn
who will furnlxh gatUfoctory bond to pay al
ilamtire to thu fliln , In cane It l not entered In
the vtlnulated tluu. InaCorllwiCoiiipany agree
In writing to deuoult with thin bank the uuiu of
{ 5,000.00. upon the elgnln of an agreement
abo\o thu uald turn to bo p'acod ' within ( the
tafoand to be forfeited to tha pirty operating In
cauo ItU forcibly opened and lit content * tab
1IKNKY W. VATKH Cathie.
FAST TIME I
In going Kaot Uko the
( JMcago Worthiest-
< r. . ir 'PI. - onn rj \Lja aV , ' ac -
IfJL AJL
Tialni IcaTO Onntm 8:10 : n. rn. and 7:40 a. m.
For full Informal Ion call on II P. UKUKl , . Ticket
Agent , Kill and Karnain ti > . , J. IIKI.L , U P.
Hallway Ic ) | > ot , oral JA.MKaT. CI.AIUC , Uciieral
Ak'cnl
iROMa Bciunr ,
W. 8. Vtmnta , Hoc. and Treu.
THE NEBRASKA'
MPACTUBM CO
Lincoln , Neb
MANUFACTURERS OF
Corn Plan tors , HrrrowB.Farra Rollora
Bulky Hay HaHoa , IJuciict Klevutlnff
WlnUrnllld , &o
We prepired to do job work and inanufao
Weag the ] > artlee.
aJc w a orders
Ml ASK A MANUPAOTUIUNO CO
Llacoln. Ms
PERFECTION
IK
ROASTING AND BAKING.
in only attained by using
1 1 _
Stoves and Ranges.
WITH
WIRE GAUZE OVER DOORS ,
For iwlo by
MILTON ROGERS & SONS.
JUJS.E IFIRIIEIID & OCX
The Only Exclusive
Wholesale Hardware DHouse
X3XT
1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET.
OMAHA NEB. *
IROTIB : &
holesale Lumber ,
Ho , 1408 Farnkm Street , malm ,
OIREGTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS I
- br B
HOTELS.
ARLINGTON.
WCATHERLY HOUSE , |
REYNOLDS HOUSE ,
SARATOGA HOTEL ,
MARSH HOUSE ,
OOMMFROIAL HOTEL'
HALL HOUSE ,
CITY HOTEL ,
COMMERCIAL HOTE- ,
GRANn CENTRAL
MISSOURI PAOIFIO HOTEL ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE
GREENWOOD HOUSE ,
OOMMCRCIAL HOU8C ,
ENO'8 HOTEL ,
EXCHANGE HOTEL ,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL ,
MORGAN HOUSE ,
SUMMIT HOUSE ,
HOUSTON HODGE.
REYNOLDS HOUSE ,
WALKER HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
CITY HOTEL ,
PARK HOUSE ,
NEDRASKA HOTEL ,
MERCHANTS HOTEL
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
PARKS HOTEL ,
COMMERO AL HOTEL ,
OAGNELL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
JUDKINOHOUQE ,
DALL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE
WOODS HOUSE ,
DOUQLA8 HOUSE ,
BEDFORD HOUSE
ARLINGTON HOUSE ,
NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE
WINSLOW HOUSE
AURORA HOUSE
OROZIER HOUSE
AVOOA EATING HOUSE
CENTRAL HOUSE
FOSTER HOUSE
WHITNEY HOUSE
DEPOT HOTEL ,
LU8K HOUSE.
DOW CITY HOUSE ,
JAQQER HOUSE ,
PROPRIKTORS
J. Q. MclNTIRE ,
| A. O. WCATHERLY ,
C. O. REYNOLDS ,
J. B. BTELLINIUB
E. MANS ,
JOHN HANNAN ,
A. W. HALL
CHENEY A CLARK.
J. G. MEAD ,
E. SEYMOUR ,
P. L. THORP ,
A. O. OAARPER ,
W. MAYFIELD ,
E. STOREY.
E. L. ENO ,
O. D. HACKNEY ,
FRANK LOVELL ,
E. L. GRUUD ,
SWAN & DECKER ,
QEO. OALPH ,
O.M.REYNOLDS ,
D. H. WALKER ,
8. BURGESS ,
Dl A. W LLIAMS ,
MRS. M. E. OUMMING8 ,
J.tL. AVERY ,
0 , W. DOULWARE ,
F. M. PARK ,
HENRY WILLS ,
CHAS.DAQNELL ,
WM. LUTTON ,
FRANK WILKINSON ,
H. H , PERRY ,
D , F. STEARNS ,
JOHN EOKERT ,
J. B. DUNHAM ,
J. T. GBEEN ,
J. M. BLACK & BON ,
A. T. POTTER ,
Q. McOABTY ,
M. B. JONES ,
O. R. OROZ'ER ' ,
D. W. ROCKHOLD ,
FOB
CHICAGO ,
PEORI
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE.
DETEOIT , NIAGARA FALLS ,
NEWYORK.BOSTON ,
And all Poluti Catt nndWouth-Eait.
T11KLINKCOMPUI8K8
Nearly 4.000 miles , Holld HinoothSteel Tracks
All connections uro mailo In UNION DbPOTS.
has a National Koimtatloii aa Itelnif the
rest Through Oar Line , and l universally
oncixlod to liu the FINEST EQUIPPED Half
oad In the world lor all claaaoi of travel.
Try It ami you will find traveling a Iniurj
nitoad ol a discomfort.
Through Ticket ) via rhls Celebrated Line lor
ealu at all olllceg In the West.
All Information about llatas o Faro , Bleeping
Car Accommodations , Time Tabled , & < : . , will be
heerfully given by ajiilylnlni | ( to
Zd Vlco-l'ros't & den. Ma
PERCIVAL LOWELL ,
Uon. I'aasoivter Agt. Chicago ,
W. J. DAVKNI'OKT ,
Uon Ak'ont , Conncll DluOa.
II , I' . DUKLL , Ticket AKt.'omaha
morn-oJ ly .
Genius Eewardefl ,
on ,
Tlio Story of llio Sewing Haoliino ,
A bandgoma little , pamphlet , tltio and gold
cove with uumorom entftarlOKi , will be
GIVEN AWAY
o ny aaalt poraon calling forlt , at any branch
r luG-oQlco ol Tlio BlDL-er Manufacturing Com *
iany , or will bo aunt by mall , pout paid , lo
ny person living at a distance from our otHcei
The Slnpr Manufaoturlng Do , ,
'rlnclpal t'fTico , 34 Union Square ,
NTCW YORK.
MORGAN PARK
MILITARY ACADEMY
Chrletlan Kumlly School ( or Boya.
orColleKO , Bclentlflc Hcliool or Bualneu. Send
to Ottpt , ED , N. KIRK TALOOTT.
Pnnclpal ,
Uorrgan Paik. Cook Co. , Ill , , lot c UUx u.
J1W1CW
TOWNS'
Lincoln , Neb ,
Mannlnc , Iowa.
Coon Raptdi , Iowa.
Mllford , Neb.
BROWNSVILLE Nab
StromiburK Na
Loul.vlllo
Blair , Neb.
Nellgh , Neb.
Nabraika Olty.rNeb
W eplnKWaterH
Hardy , Nob.
Qreonwood , Neb ]
Clarlndo , Iowa
Eromont fcb1
Ashland , Neb
Atkinson , Net ) . '
Guide Recd , Na >
Oretton , la.
Exlrn , la.
Atlantic , la ,
Audubon , la ,
Neola , la.
Harlan , la ,
Oornlnu , la.
Btanton , '
Burlington Juritlon , M
Diinchard , la.
tihonnndoah , la ,
Daytd City , Neb
CollegeSprlngt , la.
Vllllica , la.
Malvern , la ,
Ida Grove , la
OdebolL la
Oiceoln , Neb.
Olarki , Neb.
Bedford la.
Marytvllla Mo
Norfolk Junction Nib
Beward , Neb.
Auroar Neb.
Sidney , Neb.
AvocaMa.
LOOKWOOD & 8HATTUOK , Red Oak t H
Cant. JOHN FOSTER. Lewl
E. HAYMAKER , Grlswol
O. L. CHAPMAN , Dunlap , la.
J A. LU8K. Logan , la.
W. H. MORTON , Dow City , la.
JAGQRR& SON , Denlton , la ,
Sioux City & Pacific
THE SIOUX OirS BOUTB
Rani ft Bolld Trila Ihrough from
Council Blufis to St. Paul
Without Chance Time , Only 17 Hour *
IT IB
3L < OO > MILES THE BUOBTE8 KOUTB
noii
COUNCIL BLUFFS
TO n. PAUL , HIHNEAPOLIB
DULUTH OR BISUAROK
tndftll polnta la Northern low * . IllnnexUand
D koU. Tbla llao la oqulppeil with the Improved
Weatlnghoujjo Automatlo Alr-b ko nJ Iflllt
PUtlorm Coupler nd BuDor : nd ( or
HPEIED , BAKETY AMD OOUFOUT
la nnirarpiaucd. Pullman Pal&co Sleeping Ctt
run throuifh WITHOUT OUANaK between KM'
ailOltyanil 81 , Paul , via Council Blnfti acd
Sioux City.
Trains leave Lnlon P&clfio Transfer al Conn
ell BlufTi , at 7:36 : p. in. dally on arrival ot Kanaai
City , (3t ( Jooepb and Council BluBi train /rom
the South. Arriving at Sioux City 11:85 : p. m. ,
andnt the New Union Depot al 81. Paul at U 4
noon ,
IKH nOUOfl IN ADVANCE 01 ANT OTHER
BOUTE.
eTIlcmcmber In taking the Sloax City Rout
yo u rota Through Train. The Shorteat Lin *
th e Quickest Time nnd a Comfortable Hide la tb
Through Cars between
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND BT. PAUL.
ea Boo that your Tlokeli read via the "Sloax
City and Pacific lUllro J '
/ . H. WATTLK8 , . R. BOOHANAH
Buporlntendent. Oea' Para. Agent
P , K. ROBINSON , Aesl Oen'l Pau. Ag'l-
Mlwourl Valley a ,
W. K. DAVIB , BouthwMtern
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Vr Bummer HBO these Slovc lmllsp iiHii- '
Those celebrated stoves for eal [ by
rteroy , & Bradford Omaha , Neb ,
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THE KENDALL
PLMTM MACHINE I
DBE8S-P.EEB81 COMPANION ,
It plalta ram 1-18 of a D Inch to
width In the coargeal Jolts or finest el kg
It dooa all kinds and itylea of t laltlng In DM.
No lady that doee her own dread making can
afford to do without one aa nice plaiting (
never out of fashion , Ueeen It aelli Itself , rot
titrhlnm. Olrcularj or Agent'ijermi addreii
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OONGAR & 00.7
AiUtnn Ht
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EUROPEAN HOTEL ,
The most centrally located hotel la the city.
KoouuVGc. 11.00. 1Maud ( J2.00rerday.f
Firet Clasd UesUurant connected itlta. the
hotel.
.HURST. . . Prop.
Corner Fourth uxl Locut Btreeta.