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. * * THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA FJtlDAY , SEPTEMBER 22 -T.CT.BBO'\V-Esr& OO WHOLESALI : wc Boots and Shoes , OMAHA , NEB. f 00,0 ! AHO RKTA1L UEALHR IN ciii STTJOiffTo ifSuo c tf iiwJiii' * ' oa&t&oll'a r Lath , Shingles , Pickets , SASH , OQGRS , BUNDS , K8LDINQS , LIME. GE Aonsi ror. uiLirAUKKS or.\iuxT Keav , Union Pacific Tnoo * OJ AJTA W ! 'KVJ" n ? " - . ; , ? . 'Sl if JOJUIUiR OF AND W A 118 FARM AM ST. OMAHA AND JOBBERS IN Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and All Grocers' Supplies. A Full Line of the Best Brands of AID MWACTURiD TOBACCO. Agents for BSKWOOD NAILS AHD LAFLIN & RAND POWDER CO. POWER AND HAND Steam Pumpst Engine Trimmings , Mama HAcniNKKY , BV.VTISQ , HOSE , BHASS AMU IUON rrmsaa PIPS , PACKING. AT WHOLESALE AND UKTAIL. HALIADAY WiHD-MILLS CHURGH > ANDd8CHQOL.8ELLS ! , Cor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha , Web. The only Laundry in Nebraska that is supplied with complete machinery for Laundry work. Send your orders by mail or express. GOTTHEIMER , GODFREY & CO. , 1207 Farnham Street. DEALERS IN b wU Fire and Burglar Pro3 a 1020 Farnham Street , W.B. MILLAUD. f . JOHNSON MILLARD & JOHNSON , Storage , Gonunissioii and fholesale Prniis , 1421 & 1423 FARKHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED ) igents for Peck & Bauliers Lard , anil Wilbor Mills Flour NEB REFERENCES' OMAHA NATIONAL BANK , BTEELB. JOHNSON & CO. , TOOTLE MAUL & CO. C. DRUGS , PAINTS , OILS Window and Plate Glass/ f&'Anyone conternpUtln ? building store.lank. or any other fine will flnd It to tbelr ad \kuoge to corrts cud with ui tic ( ore purcbulnt ; their 1'lato Oluci , O. F , GOODMAN , OMAHA ' " NEB. BERQUIST BROTHERS , MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES , BUGGIES , IXKrD I XiSC3E XlX3SS Bealriiuf Donn fn all Brnnota , E1. O. ZMZOZR-GKA-ICsr . . - - , HOLEBALE GROCER 1213 Farnham St. . Omaha , TUEASUKE OF V1GO BAY. An Attomutto bo Mndo to Halso the Spivmsb Unlloon ? , wltU All Tholr HicUoa Sunk ru , Cadiz In 1702 , Col. John K ( toTFi' ) , an on who IIAA devoted n.mt 11 hi * lu&y life t > the ecomi > tiahiiiuit < > l wolks tint otliprineii have pronounced impossible , | h.is bciu on n visit to this city fur a few d.ijs past , and is to sail for Eu rope on thu Scotia to-morrow. A his * tory of Col. Goran's engineering feats would fill n volume , but ono < nf hit greatest exploits was the clearing ol thu hnrt'or of Sevastopol in the Crimea , just after the war between England and Russia. Just prirtr tu this time the colonel acquired conaid- crrvblo reputation by blowing up the wreck of the United States man-of-war Missouri , which wont down in the channel oil' the fort nt Gibraltar , anil his fame brought him to the knowl edge of the Russian authorities. Thu history of the damming up of the har bor of Sevastopol 13 sulici ( ntly wol ! known to bo passed over in u few words. Towttid the close of the war in ISlilt , or just after the b.ittlu of Alma , the allied Hoot threatened the harbor , and the Rug oiano euw that its capture was inovitiv bio unless they could in aoiuo nay render it inaccessible to the enoiuy. Accordingly , orders were isauud to sink n him of vessels between Forts Constantine and Alexandria , which are on opposite sides of the mouth of the harbor , nnd about half n mile apart. Fourteen mon-of-wiir , denud ed of their masts nnd spnra , only , \\oro first sunk on the line , but , as u storm disturbed them , two other lines of sunken vessels were made , and the harbor was rendered thoroughly im practicable. In addition to this , there were too booms , ono of heavy masts and spara , and the other uf twenty- eight inch cable , thrown across thu harbor , but the eight of the iron on the former sunk it to the bottom , and the latter would have ollerod but u poor resistance to the entrance of the licet , The Russians made several in effectual attempts to clear the harbor after thu war , and it was inspected by numbers of engineers who shook their heads and declined to undertake the work. Finally the Russian minister at Washington requested Colonel owen to uxamino the harbor and ive his opinion as to the practica bility of clearing it. Arriving at St. Petersburg Col. Gown had an interview - view with the Grand Duke Constan tine , and wan sent on board a frigate of the Russian navy to Sevastopol. Uo decided that it was possible , and was asked whether ho would under- lake to work on contract , or suporm- ; end it on the part of the government. Llo ohoso to muko a contract , and im mediately returned to this country and ordered the machinery and other ma terial needed. Ho sent out four cais sons , each 05 feet long , 50 fout wide and 15 feet deep , auroral 50-horso power engines and other machinery , ind was ready to begin work In thu liarbor early in 1857. This prepara tion nearly exhausted Inn capital , and liis case was a bad onu indeed , to lint ! when ho tnud the practical working of his machinery that ho had only ono- tialf of the power ho had calculated upon. Ilo raised the money after a struggle , and then sot men to work in Poland to cut the timber needed [ or moro caissons. The magnitude of this work may bo imagined when it was explained that the timber had to be rafted over 2,000 miles. Of this material ho made caissons 130 fcot wide and twonty-livo feet deep. Ob structions in the river down which the logs were rafted caused frequent delays , and fully two years wore con sumed in work that ought to Imvo icon done in leas than one. Event ually , however , everything was ready , lo hud previously ascertained the coitions ot the sunken vessels , and Tad passed heavy chains boncath them. Then he ranged three caissons on each side of each of the vessel * , tit- Rchod the chains , which ran over drumo , to the powerful engines they carried , and the vessel was slowly Irawn out of tlio depths. Most of rcBecls wcru deeply imbedded in the iofl tand , some of them having poiui- rated twenty-threo feet into tlmt yielding subatanco , nnd the passing of the chuitiB beneath them was onu of his moat diflicult achievements. L'ho harbor has an almost uniform depth of sixty fcot , and lioncu , us ho could raise u vessel only fifteen at n ime , ho had ( to "hook on" to t , aa ho Bays , three or four times , flis equipment cost $1,600,000 , but uu liu vessels were his priza the under- aking proved n profitable onu. In all 10 raised seventy-eight vessels of war , Deluding the frigate Twelve Apostles , jf ID ! ! guns , nt that time the largest rsv vessel in the world. Some of the thcr vessels railed were the frigate Harm , ISO gunu ; the frigu'e Three Saints. l'0 guns ; the Irigiito Tchesuw , " 20 guns , and the war ahipa Uo-lutt' nil Sffctztlslav , of 81 guns each. When the task had bjcn accomplished 'j > ] , Gowcn was knighted by the cm juror , and received aover.tl of the irdera of the cujrt. The i.nterpriso cost him nearly BIX yeara of labor ; bur , dcopitfj the liborul iiulucemeiiU leld out to him by the Uuesuut gov- -rnnient , mnoi.g which won the man agement of an immense railway sys tem , at a salary equal to that of the ircsident of the United States , ho ro urnod to his native land. Colonel GoWan'a present mission to Europe relates to iho Spanish al- 'oona , whereby hangs a story. Dur. .ni > the war of the Spanish succession , when England and Holland then the strongest naval nations of the world were allied against Spain and Prance , the tributes from thp Ameri can dominions of Spain accumulated 'or several years , for fear of Anglo- Dutch cruisers , and It was not until 1702 that arrangements were mme rnr transporting it to Spain. Franco 'urnishod a tleot of vessels of war to convey the treasure galluona from the Antilles to Cadiz. There were twenty- ; hroo of these ( , 'alleons , which were Itted up expressly for the carriage of 700 tons each. The galleon Almor- into carried forty-four guna , La Iluf. foona fifiy-four , La Capitanu d'As- a gas fifty-four , and the Noustra Senora - era do laa Animas forty-four guns. The others had armaments of from ; en to thirty-aix gunsand were regard ed as strong war vessels. The French loot sent to guard the treasure ships consisted of twenty-throe ships of the lino. Knowing that the treasure waa on its way to Cadiz atreasure worth , according to the best Authorities , over S100,000,000 the Knglish and Dutch governments fitted out -inav.il expedition such as ne\cr h.ul been hoard of up to lint time , and eotit it to the Spanish cni.it. The galleons were to enter Ciuli/ . but while they were on their way thry were met by H voteol from Cadiz and warned to tak refuse m the Iny of VIIJP , which opens out on the bay of Itiflcay. They put in thpro Si pt. 23 , 1702 , nnd took up positions in thu inner bay , while the French llpi > t formed line in the outer for their pro tection. For nearly n month they lay there , and it might reasonably bo sup posed that in thai time they would have unloaded their treasures and sent thorn to aplnco of eafoty , but this it appears they did not do. Cadiz claim ed the exclusive privilege , under a grant from the King , to handle all royal treasures from abroad , and the assertion of this right prevented - vented the iHluliiiR , with the excep tion of nbout $ " ,000,000 , , which , ns landed and t.vkcn iwi.y on Iho backs ol 12,500 horspp. IJy thin timu the En glish and Dutch , with thuir immense llootnnd n nhoro ivimy of twenty thousand mon , rroro upon them , and on the 21st of October the attack was mado. When the soldiers were landed thu Spaniards began to burn thu gal- leona to prevent their falling into the hands of the enmiiy. In tlio meantime - time the Anglo-Dutch float had forced their way Into the Inner bay , and had won what ia known in history as the "Victory of Vipo. " They captured nine of the Galleons , four of which went to the English r.nd five to the Dutch. Of thu latter two were lost through iiro. Thus uixlcen of the trcnsuru-ladcn galluonM were sunk in Ari o bay , where their grim skeletons prub.ibly exist to-day. Col. Gowcn naya that lie has tlior- jughly explored the Bay of Vigo , and liaa located fourteen of thcflo vcasols. He la convinced that nothing liao been done todisturb the treasure" , although numerous attempts have bi'on made , ind that countless millions of specie ; io nt the bottom of the bay awaiting the coming of their liberator. The raising of these wrecks , ho thinkswill not bo half tie diflicult n work as that lie accomplished in Sevastopol , and the oxponeos will be materially lighter. According to Stanhope , then the En glish ambassador nt Oadi.- , the galleons contained 30,000,000 pieces of eight , bcaido almost nil equal amount of merchandise nnd private ventures in American gold. In 1825 Dixon , an enterprising Fnglishman , tried to raise iho treasure by means of the diving- bell but failed. In 185G Another Englishman located two of the galleons , but ran nut of funds , nnd ceased hia explorations. In 1SU ! ) thia gentleman applied to Col. jlowen to aid him in recovering the treasure , and the latter made the ox- kinination heretofore referred to. Subsequently an English company was 'ormud and the necessary capital sub scribed and paid , but as there was .rouble about thu concession from thu Spanish government the money was returned to thu subscribers Col. Gowon , it ia believed , has now smoothed over tlin question of conces sion , and ia resolved to undertake the rescue of the long sunken treasure. If pluck , persistency and readiness in expedients will do it , ho in the man to uucceed. But there are other treas ure seekers who siy that the Vigo bo nanza wa3 exhausted half a century ago. Col. Gowcn ia confident , however - over , that the treasure ia ntill there , and is ready to embark in the effort to obtain it. Innrodibli * F. A. Scratch , druBi ; ' " * , Jiuthvcn , Ont. , writes : "I Imvo the reivto't confidence in your UntnocK Ilioon DITTFUH In ono : ino with which lam personally acquainted iliotr hiicees.s wan almost incredible- . Ono tuly tnld me tint half n bottle did her 1101 o gnod than hand mln of dnllarH * worth of medicine the hail prevlomly taken.1" rfco 81.00. Temperance Is not signing a pledge or taking a solemn oath that cannot be kept , because of the non-removal of the cause liquor. The way to make a man temperate is to kill the desire for those dreadful artificial stimulants that car ry so many bright intellects to premature graves , and du.solntion , strife and un- happinuss into so many families. JRfiWN's IRON 111 . nonalcoholic rn.ns , atnie - ic Ionic , made 111 Il.iltimnrc , ! ! . , > y the Jirottii Chcimc.il Company , \vlio arc old drui- ; iists ; and in c\cry p.ulicu- lar rt'liablo , will , by rcinuv- iiij ; thu cia\im ; nrnKlitu in' the ilruiiKaul , and by curing the ncr \ ousncssveaKiic ! > > , and general ill health result ing from intemperance , dn pore to jironiotB tcinncrancc , iu the strictest sense than any other means now laiown , It is a well authenticated fact that many medicines , especially' bitters/ arc noth ing but cheap whiskey vilely concocted for use in local option countries. Such is not the case with BROWN'S luoN'Hrn'EKS. It isa medi cine , a cure for weakness and decay in the nervous , muscular , and digestive or gans of the body , produc ing good , rich blood , health and strength. Try one bet tle. Price $1.00. MRS. MATILDA BOEHME. . l tu No. ] I8 llouuru otrutt. between lltli mii.flrdilojrwut ol Wtutira N w < i > ap r Union. Basin us DireBtoFf A-ttr.ict 'i _ Htm ttutft , t. . Mc-Hul'i , , ef R. BAU1LVTT SIT South 13th Mreef. Arohlti > ct . A MtSiU'.l IfiOUK , Hciora II Crrlfthton Ill. A. T. kAKOK Jr . Uoom t , Ciclclit.in Plncfc. k Oooit and bl'ooe. j'llkS DiVINK A CO. , V Hoot * nd 3hooA srood wortra nl me wrrfc on h n I. cornet 18th nJ lltr fJlOS. KIUCKBON , 8. K. cor. 16th nd JOUN fOr.TUNATUtl. ttl 10th eirwl , nunulMlnm to order rood worfc t IMr prlco . Kewlrliif done. llfrt pring * . lASKlvr.U H niif\chirff. HI ? Dam IMP ! . Ocoxn , Hew ana uirtlonciy. J. I. rnUKUAUP 1015 rrnh m 3tre ( Duller and UrsrJAXKASCHUOKUKlUhoolJMt II. MiJ B. Wnao la Joln U MLiMMiisI 1876 Omttu. UMTbcat and Head W Roni. f X Clothing Uoiighl. hlilicstCishjitlialor lecond knd cloU.lniCorner loth and fnruhtm. ruR _ , t'alnti ana Ulit. KHUN , ) CO. . jtrrj dit , rins V nc Uool , Ccr. lllh sul Donclrt itrmtt. V. J. WlHTnilOUPK , Wtalt'tle A Kettll , ICtli II 0. riKU ) , SOM Morlh EMe Ctltulcir Klrcet I'AUU. DniBi-M IQUi wij Ho til FtreaUi. Ucntliu. DR. 1'AUL Wllllims moot Cor. Uth A Dodge. Olvll Engineer * and Uurvoyort. ANURB.W U03i\VAliR : : , CrclRhtoa IIIocV , Tcwa Burvee , Gr Je mil Uowornne Sjilomj RprcUlty. Dry Uooas flotlont , tto. JOHN II. F. I.ltllHAKN & CO. , lc Tort DryOooaohloif , 1310 and 181S nra- htm street. [ i. 0. EnounM alto \ oott ar.O ohcrj & TaclSo WrCAllNKftHONS cor Utli \ JffVtonill Jowo er . JOHN liAUMKlt 1BU Farnham Etrest. Undertaken. C1IA9. RTKWK. 10U Ftrnnam hcl. IBlh b 11W. Hotel * . OOUAlf 1IOUSK , P U. Cary , 013 FarnhamBI BDAVKN'8 IIOTKL. f. SUvcn. 10th Bt. 'antbcrn Uctol Ou . Hamcl Cth ALcuvcmnottl OCriTRAI , HKSTAU1.AKT , MK.H. A. BYAli r.iitlixcei corner lilthaiul BoJ o. Bout llotrd lor the Monty. S tlst Ulon QiuranteeO. kk all llovitn. Poitd \ > y the D y , Weoic or Month. Good Terms for Cia'u , Fural hcil Rnnma RuiiplU'd. rurutiura , & V. anCSt. lieu incl Demand Hand rurnHuie ml Dtrvrs , illi Dou lM. Ugliest cioh l lce ilJ ( or second I'in . EOI1HEK ICCt Danrla > l. fine rocJl &c Terce Workt. OUACA B-ENCK co. aOST , flUKSACO ISlSUarceyKI. , Improvi id Ice IJoiri , Ircr and Wood Fencei , OClct Illneo , ConntfM IMne and Walnnt. I PawnVirokera. nOSKKFKLU 10th Bt. . het far. 4 Hai llofrlior tor , Oanlleld'e Patent. UOC ] V/I. ) tl > lit. lict. leu. Clean and Tobacco. Wr.'ST h FH1T8CI1KH , nmntifictureraol Olgsri , tnd WholcMlu Dealorol n Toliaccoa , 1805 Doiulaa. V. F r.OUKHZEH manuftctiircr llKlFarnlmra Crockery. . BOIWKH 1SCO DTO 'M ' tfrsot. Qsod llnr Junk. II. BEBTflOLl ) , IUK9 and Uetal. Lumber LI mo and dement. ORTKU & QRiY corner ( Sth and Doiiglu Sis. Lampa and Qlatiwara. / . BOKNKH UK Dorwlag HI. Oood Variety Merchant rullora. O. A. LINDQUKBT , Oaa ol oar moat popular Merchant Tatlori li reHiring - Hiring the latoet doslcns lor Spring and Summer Booda for gcntlomon'B wear. EtylUh , durable , ud nrlcta low to ever 1QOO Farcam etrot. Millinery. I1RH. 0. A. IUNOKH , Wholesale and UcUII , Fan ; v Ooodd In ( froat variety , Zcphvrn , Card Bcurdo itctlcnGIoicu , Cotei.li , Ac. ChDHpctt Houta In ihoYiY > , PurcLaswra m\a BO per cenl. Order > rH ! l. 116 Fifteenth ntroel Mour anil Feed. OW/IfACUTY MILLH , Sth aud Tmnhtm 31 . ca Dtnj. , proprietors rocjri. 8. BTKVHIIH , nisi between Cumins nd I ai t. A. MiOHAKi : Corn 'M ami Cnmlnc Etrocto Hcrdwaie , Iron and Btecl. i LAKaWOUTUV , Whoeotle,110 ! ani1 Hit Uth street A. JIOU1E3 corno icth and CulKorclt. HarnoBf , Oaildlee , .0. Vr'ElM CCISthSt. bet Farr- Harniy. Olothlnc and Furnlthlne Uocx i GBO. U. rnTKiaON. Aho llata , Cam , Ehoci Ncliona ind Outlerv bOi U. 10th titreei. Cornice V/orki. Ccrnlco Work ) , Mannlutarerri Iron Jot n let ) , Tin , Iran andto ! Ho'j.lliif , Order ( rom cny locality iironintly cxectitnl In the be manner. Factory and Ottlco 1218 lliunoy St. 0. BPIXIIT , 'roprlctor. Oalrftnlted Iron Oornlcca , Window Oin , ere. , mtnufactnrul and nut n In any pait ol HID country T. ( IINHOU ) t0 ! Thirteenth btreot Uommliilon Merchanti. JOHN Q. WIL UU.1IU Uoiko nti t. D II. HKKMKK. Ifui Uetollic tV larxe adveiUl * . DKnt In Dillv tr'd Wcrl.ly , Bhow Cato Manufactorr. o. ; . V/IMH : . Uaatfactnrer t'J ) Dealer Hi ill Irlrilg Cuoe , Upd/ht Cun , , . , IJJT L' J M KHANK L. OKUIIAUD , prr.rlrtor [ Oin < h. Shoy Oncu mtni'J.v.lory , I'll ' ) : jutb Itlth atrtct , : utwccn Lmenuoitli and Uirty. All n'urr&ntcd tlnt-clxw. ovoi and inxrt A. IIUIillJ. T 'II , * lcIn ijtovrs ar t ijnvi 1 ujd Uxr af cla ol Tin liocla UK ) at ) kljOx U UullJmif Won O1J IVhOKO'llock. . J10NNKI1 1503 Loufhl HI uod Hid Ctnap HKNUT KAUKMAHH , In Ir.d u brlilc block on Iiouglai Blnrl , hit Just cpiued u moot eleKant Ucel Hall , Hot Lunch from 10 to 1J rvury day , < ALCONKi : < lethtltltet. I'Jeedi , 3. CVANH , Wholeula and Retail Seed D and Cultivator ! Odd Fello i 1U1I Photograpnon. OEO. 1IKVN , PROP. Ur nd CoLtral Oallury , 212 Millionth Htie l. nctr Uiuinlo 1UU. tfltcl-cliioWork ind j'jotupt .Plumbing , dai nnd Utoam f'ttlnn. ' F. W. TAltl'Y k CO. , { 10 U tit. , lict Farnhtm ted r > oulie. ; Wurli promp yattor.tlod to P. F1T2PATIUCK. touelM Slrwl. Phytlclar.i nnd Gurceont. W. t ) . ( iinitB , U. 1) . , Koom No I , Oielghtoo Block , 15th Htreet. P. fi. LKIhlLNHlHO , 11. D. Uuonlo Block. 0. L. HA11T , H. U. , Kye and liii opp. poitodlce MORGAN PAKK MILITARY ACADEMY A CtirUUiD Family School lor BOJI. ITfjuirei ibrCollexv , Hcleutlflo Bchool or lliulncw. tieoi to Oupt , BD , N , KIRK TALOOTT. Principal. Uorrgu > f rk , Cook Cg. , 111.Ulojcue. < . FOK CHICAGO , PEORI ST. LOUIS , MILWAUKEE. DETROIT , NIAGARA FALLS , NEWYORK.BOSTON , And all Poliitt Enit atlriOouth-Eatt. TIIKLIMKCOMPKISKS Ni-nrly 4 , ( HO uillrn Rallil Dinootli Otccl Traekl All contipctloni nro inailo In UNION ObPOTO. hrw a Ndtlonil llepntftt'on * Mnv the real Through Car Line , ami N linl\cr illy onrixlod to l > o the FIMC8T CQUIPPCD Half. road In the worlil for nil clftivi ot trn\el. Try It ntul \ on will find tm\dhij ; n tniur ) fctrad of n > ll coiiifort. Through Tlckptiila tlilt Cclrhratcd Line foi wvlo at all ttnctn In the Wrnt. All Infoniatlon nlxmt Untcn o Fare , Ulucplng Car AcormuioJutlonH , Tlmo Talilos , &o. , will bt ituerfully nlu > n by npplj ( nine to T. J. POTTEri , Sd Vlco-l'riw't A Ocn. MMi ior'hlc ; KO , PEROIVAL LOWELL. Oen. I'niaeivvcr Ak't. Chicago , W. J. DAVKNI'OHT , ( leu Agent , Conncll llluCTe. 11. 1' lUiiL : , Ticket ARt. mnio-ml 1) ) HEAT YOUR HOUSES FURNACES IN THE WORLD , 11AIB BY RIOHARDSOWBOYNTON &CO CHICAGO , IXLS , Kmhody nnvr 18S2 Inipr vumcnla. Mor. prnotion.1 ( uatiirtn ; Cent lot * to keep In onltr ; UauloBn fnol | ' " Ri " itinro heat and a larger volume of pure air tlun any furnace nrndu. BoldbyPIEIlCKr&llltADKOKD.Onmna.Ncu J > 21-d3m Sioux Dibj ffi FaniflB THE SIOUX OUT ? BOUTH llunsn Solid Train Ihrough Irou- Council Llulto to St. Panl Without Oh ne _ Time , Only 17 Houn "rnt siioiiTEB notre _ raotf OOUNOIL BLUFFR TO R. PAUL , UINNKAI'OMC DULUTI ! OR Biaif AIWK and all polnla In Northern Iowa. Ulnneewta ani ) DA.oia. Thin line lo oqnlppod with the Improved V/Hilnhou ) ; c Autoumtlo Alr-brake _ nd lllllt Plttlorm ConiiliT and IluUor : Mid ( or fcl'Knit , BAKKTT AND COMF011T li nnonrpaiiti'l 1'ulltnan Palace Bleeping Cat run through V/ITJ10UT CHANQB hetwopn Kan itlCHyt.nd yt. rnl , via Council IJlurrg und Mnux City. Trains loivr Union i'aelflo Trrniter it Conn ell DluC.1 , at 7:10 : p. 10. dally on anltal of Ktnnai City , Bt Jo4t ) > ! i and Council IlluZu train Iroru thiiRnuth. ArihlnotHlouxClty 11.10 y. m. , Mid f.t thi > 'If < v tli\\at \ \ Dtjiot at St. Paul t ) 11:65 : njnn V.tH I/OUnH IN AWVAHCE 01' AKV OTUK1 UOUIE. \TUomrcilior In liv-li'i , ' ln fcloui City Honl iiirft a TJirumjh Tmln. The Rlibrtirt hit iiQ and a ComlorUliln ItWe In th Xliro iih ; C' ' rn OUUM'IL HLUKl'B All ! ) 8T. PAOL. f.Wtico tint four ItclieU re-il VK the "Ulon. Clly tti < ] P&iine lUHio.J J.J1. WATTLIM , J II DUOHANAH Hiii rinteniont. ! Oea' 1'aiw. Aftonl Uldsonrl Vnlluy 1 > , W. B. ! > AVJiSoiilhwiftorn l'a eiuer AL'cnt. - - nnrcll D. M. WELTY , ( Suaootaor ioD.T. Moniit. ) llanulactnrer and Dealer Iu Saddles , Harnossi Whipsi FANUY UORSI5 CLOTHING Relies , Dustora and Turf Goods JB _ ol ALI , OKSCnilTIONU. f . . ' .V.j'VAl ' * ' Ancnto Ja . U , lllll ft Co ' ' ' The Boat in The World , " OMAHA , NEB 100,000 TIMKEH-SPRIHC VEHICLES WOW IN TJ S E. They urua < > all other 8 f or c sy rldlus. style nd clurabllltj , They are for .ulu by ull Loadinj , ' Car- iagu Duildum and Doalora throughout lie country , SPRINGS , GEARS & BODIES For BO ) b Henry Timlcen , I'ateutee unlllullder of Fine Carriage ! , e OE.OT7XS , - - XkXO. Jl-Cm j , P. mm & GO. K L , Sommers & Go's ' ' Bisoorrs , OAKES , JUMBLES AND NOVELTIES , Wholesale Manufacturing CONFECTIONERS \NI ) DEALEUS IN Fruits , Nuts and Cigars. Ill S. 14th Si OMAHA - - > \EB. JOHN HfiBl.W , IBOHtSrtlJIT Fmrldcnt. Vice 1'tw. . W. S. D irnr . Boo. Mid Iron. THE NEBRASKA MMUMCTIJfifflG 00 Lincoln , Neb IMANUFAOTUREUS OF Corn Plnntora , Hrrrowa.Knrm Koltora Hulky liny lialrea , flucunt Klo\ntlnff Windmills , &c Wo rc prp red to ilo Job worl : nrt ra nut o trine for otlii-r puttier. nwi.orlcrs ! NKH1UBKA MANIlKAPTUa'XO CO Mnrnln N EUROPEAN HOTEL , The most con ! rail locntrd hotel In the city. Koomi 76o , 1.00 , tl Mun.l 12.00 per il j. Klrnt Cliss Hu8Uur.int connected with the hotel. .HURST. - - Prop. Corner Fourth anil Locutt Street * . xuco. KSTADMSIIKD ISM. SIDE SWING ATTAU1IMKNT-NOT PATENT A. J. SIMPSON LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY 1409 and Mil Dodtfo Btreot , aug 7-tno Gin OMAHA , NKII. FAST TIMS ! In KolDjj Eaal Uko the UMcago & Northwest- ytt-.flh w 'i HE li . "n7"/5iwTxr"- viJL JJ. Trnlna lrn\o Omaha 3:40 : p. m. nml 7:40 : a. rn. for lull Information call on II. 1 * . UKUKL , Ticket AKont , 14th ami rariiam utr. , .1. 1IKI.L , U. 1 * . Hallway Dtiot | , oral JAMEST.CLAHK , Uouoral Ak'Cllt. _ _ _ I/ / THE CITY STEAM LAUWDRY malted a specialty of Collars & Cuffs , AT THE UATK OF Three Cents Each. Work noHcited from nil over the cnuntry. Tlio cliaroH | ; and return pnatnuo iiumt iic- compauy tlio i > ackno. ( Spccinl rates to larfio clulia or nreiiciu3 ) , aSUfma WILICINS k KVAN1. SCROFULA. The scat of all diseases of this im- turn in in thu blood , ns any onu mani festly kno < \ ; therefore , if you purify thu blood , the diacaro , in any form or stage , diuuppoare , Ruad what those nay who liayo tested thu mnrltH of the great vegetable blood purifier , S. S. S. It cloanaoB Iho blood of all scrofulous taint BO thoroughly that tlio disease never rctunm. I had scrofula for nuvon months , the ulcer covering thu entire eurfacu of both lcjs. ; After liaving tried the usual remedies witli no relief , I re sorted to 8 , S , S. , niid nm glad to say that six bottles has efluctuiilly cured mo. A. S. LKNFEHTV , Atlanta , Go. I suffered from scrofula 17 years. My shin bonea wore covered with ul cers and one mass of ratten llusli , and thu odor WIIH almnat unbearable. All roinodioa and truutuiunta failed until I began taking S , M. S. 1'ruvioim to taking It I at times could ucarcely walk , Kow I can walk all day , and I Imvo to thank H. S. S , nnd it only for my euro. TJIU . JMcKAiaaNO , Atlanta , Ga. Homo lliirty years ago there lived in Montgomery , Ala. , u young man who wivn turribly alllicted with Hcrof- ula , After being treated for u long tinio by thu medical profession of thin town with no benefit , ho commenced taking S. S. S. After persistently taking it two months ho was cured , lining acquainted with him for 20 years thereafter , I can testify that the disease never returned. J.V. . HIHIIOP , J. P. , Hot Springs , Ark. .81.001) Hcwnrtl will to paid w any chbiuitt who will Iind7on aoalyelcot 100 cottleuot U. U , 8. , onu particle ol Mercury. Iodide ol ix lluiu ortuy Mineral gulisttncc , swirrBmjiirjo co. Picpa Atlanta , Ol Prtcolof Umall ilte , 01.00 Large Ue fl.76. Hold by all x : PEREBISE , Murray & Lanman's FLORIDA WATER. Best for TOILET , BATH and HANDKERCHIEF.