THE DAILY BEE OMAHA WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 28
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, health and avoid sickness.
; Instead of feeling tired and
'worn out , instead of aches
'and ' pains , wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong ?
' ' You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no
thing , and no one but your
| : self can find fault , but if you
are tired of that kind of life ,
you can change it if you
choose.
How ? By getting one
Lottie of BROWN' IRON BIT
TERS , and taking it regularly
according to directions.
Mansfield , Ohio , Nov. 26 , i83t.
Gentlemen ! I hare suffered with
pain In my tide and back , and preat
aorcnesi on my breatt , with shoot-
vnK pains all through my bod/ , at
tended with crcatweaknets , deprci-
( ton cf spirits , and loss of appe
tite. I have taken several different
medicines , and was treated by prom
inent physicians for tny liver , kid
neys , and spleen .but I Rot no relief.
I thought I wouji try It town't Iron
Xitters ; I have now taken one bottle
and a half and am about well pain
in tide and back all gone soreness
1 all out of my breast , and I have a
good appetite , and am gaining in
strength and flesh. It can justly bo
JOHN K , AltCNDEB.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is
composed of Iron in soluble
form ; Cinchona the great
tjonic , together with other
standard remedies , making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic , which will cure Dys
pepsia , Indigestion , Malaria ,
Weakness , and relieve all
. .Lung and Kidney diseases.
X-
DORSETS
Every Conot In warranted satla *
TMtory to Ha wearer In ? vorT way ,
or tha money will bo refunded by
the person from whom it wa * bought.
oj lyCor t pronounced by onr leading phjtlcUi
t taftrtooa to thftwemr , andenooiwU l > y lodlo i
* mott comfortable wad pcrftct OtUng Conwt TI
ttHtll Prterrln . $1.00. BelT-AdJultlD * , 1.6
MLMamlniU ( extra henry ) 9.00. Nurtlnr. .B
Milk PracrTln * ( Boa rontll ) O.OO. 1'wBCo
Bklrt-lDDportluv , 1.00.
Vtf ule by le dlB JUU11 Dealer * everywher
OUIOAQO COUSUX CO , , CUcago , HI.
BTADLI3UKD 1869.
TDK BPRINOIATTACnMEST-NOT PATHN'
ED.
A. J. SIMPSON.
LEADING
CARRIAGE FACTOR !
K09 nd 1111 Dodge B'.root ,
aug 7-mo 6m OMAHA , NED.
A Skin of Deauty I * a Joy Forever.
DR. T. FELIX GOmiATJD'a
Oriental Dream or Magical Beau
titter ,
- a Bemo\cs Tan. rirople
FicokU
Mathpitc
Memltb'c
/lectlcn.
has itoc
the tot
tOyearia :
li BO hart
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be sure t !
prep * r i
lion 11 pi
pcrlytuv
Accept i
of almllar Damt. The dUtlnfulehid Dr. L. t
8 rro , Mid to o lad j cf the liiur Of ( apatlenl
"Aa jou lulrt will u e thorn , I tccommer
'U < urtud'i Cream' M tbe least harirful of all t )
Skin ptcpaiatlini. " One bottle will htt il
month * , role ? It every day. AUo 1'oudro Jul
Ule rcmoua tupeifluoua bill wl.hout Injury I
thoklo.
It us. M. B. T. GOUKAUD , So'o pror. , 43 Ben
1 * . Ii. Y.
For nlo by all UruiRlstj and Fancy Gcod
Dealer * throughout the United BUtcf , Can d
-and Huroj e.
Ot' aroof bue Imitations , 9iooOrewar
( or urnt and proof clary one eolllag tno eam <
j H-wcow ae St ewCm
$500 REV\/ARD \ (
Tbe abore rowud will be paid to any rxrsoi
who will produce Taint that will equal the
Pennsylvania Patent Rubber
Paint ,
I'M prw nrtnj8hlnrfe Sfn and Drawl EooJt.
WM-mited to b tire anJ JVufr 1'rodf Al
orden promptly tended I'p. ' CfiSaper o btt-
* < . ' i * * ( UrUuui aoj oUwHulntij v ) fcftme. ,
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Sol PropriotCKi.OmUJa liSuea Omaha , Nib ,
BHFEBBNOEH. '
, -Fuller
DM offlce , uiu.ua , Keb.
ROGUE'S QUIET TRICKS. .
Sly Work ot jirfcictio Oriminals ,
Slok PJokpockQta Who Ply
Tholr Vocation .at Wed
dings , Parties and
Where tlio Swag In Kara imd the
Dot cot Ion Almcst Impossible
sible-
"Get out of the ruts. " shouts some
oratorical reformer. However gonj
advlco this may bo In aorao instat )
t would bo nnforlunato if it wcto fol-
owed in all cases. The rpi may bo n
good ono , and it may ba far better foi
ill concerned if it bo kept. The fact
hat people are apt to have a partlon-
ar way of doing things , and that tholi
acts are apt to boar some resemblance
o each other , both In character and
method , js of crcat service to doloa
tlves in their attempts to bring crlml
nala to justice. There are many ways ,
> f course in which a murder or a burg
ary or a theft may bo committed , and
a sharp detcotlvo will always carcfullj
itndy the ease ho is investigating , and
: ry to arrive at a conclusion as to lion
.ho deed itself was performed. Thor
10 will recall the many criminals the
fnowledge tf wham ho has gained
luring , it may be , his long experience ,
Ho will try to recall ono who hat
shown a bent for operating in thai
particular way , Criminals , as soon tu
caught , are studied and cassified.
"Wo find out , " said a detective ,
"what ho has been doing aud where
10 has boon doing it , and wo almost
nvariably find that ho has boon opor
itlng in some particular way , wntot
10 slicks to. There are few thieves ,
ndeed , who work in all fashions aua
a all places. The bulk of them make
themselves familiar with ono or an
) ther mode of working and carry oc
heir operations among a certain class ,
Yon see , there ii a fine art in rcgaorj
aa In hono.it business , A man beglm
OB a thief by simply stealing , bnt he
soon finds that there are some placoi
There ho can steal moro safely nni
lad moro to steal than others. 0 :
course ho suleotu those. Thieves havi
'uncles in tholr work , too. They llki
to steal in certain places and to rol
certain people. They take n sort o
prldo In their operations , and thus on
Inflaonc3 or another always operate
to keep them in a certain rut , thank
to which wo ssolgn them a cortuii
classification which facilitates all on
movements againat them. Indeed , n
the detectives say , it would bo posai
bio to make nut a long list of 'crooked
pcoplo who have fallen into or chose :
tholr own lines of work , and to lllns
trato it with cuts from the roguei
gallery. "
It ia the supposition of many tha
detectives are engaged for the mo :
part in bringing murderers and but
tflars and the llko to justice. On th
contrary , very much of their time i
occupied in bagging small gamo-
smaller in a certain sense , and ye
fully as difficult to entrap , There is
class of crooked people who may b
denominated society thieves , The ;
often got in their work with exceeding
ingenuity and artistic skill. Whoi
brought to justice these persona oftoi
escape , for their victims are relnctan
to acquire publicity. ObnseijaenU' '
the public hears tint littloocthe ) aooiet ;
thief , and that little so incomplete ] ;
that it really forgeta all about him.
The detectives hear enough of him
however , for he has grown BO nnmer
ous and audacious that no mixed re
caption in society is safe from bin
without special protection. A dates
tlvo ia now aa necessary a feature o
most swell social occasion ! aa the guest
themselves. If the gathering is a largi
one it takes several detectives to do 1
justice. As many us half a dozen an
sometimes called in.
The society thief it invariably i
man or woman with moro atandinj
than moans to support It. Not a fov
of them of Isto years have been drawi
from the ranks of the needy advon
tnron whom English society has vomited
itod forth to prey npon our own
Their operations are usually qulti
aituply ' conducted , They morel ]
watch for an opportunity to slip out o
the crowd , on aomo pretext or an
other , and then work at tholr ease li
tha deserted rooms of the houto. It
some cases whole houses have boot
ransacked by them while the danci
wanton. They steal only portabli
*
and valuable objects , of course , anc
generally work clone. Somutimci
husband aud wife will ongsgo lu thi
business together.
Not long BJCO a rcspoatablo appear
ing man aud wife were arrested fo
stealing aomo trinkets presented t
the little laughter of tholr host at ho
birthday party. While mother an <
father wore robbing her , their son wa
dancing down stairs with the chili
they were plundering. The some
gathering which offers the best oppos
tunlty for peculation Is the wedding
and the wedding thief has overythln
his own wpy. His greatest difficult
is in being admitted. Sometime
ho holds % position in soclot ;
circles which . .enables him to ; onto
by invitation. Some times ho enter
on the pretext of being a reporter , am
aomotimoa ho aneska in , Once in h
takes his choice of overcoats , hatt
and other articles of wearing apparel
Ho inapeota the presents with a vlo\
of ascertaining which of the mor
valuable of the smaller articles wll
please him the boat , and whou nn
solved ho slips them into his pocket o
under his coat. The more public thi
weddlrg the better the opportuuit ;
has the thief to realize from his efforts
When n wedding is solemnr.2d ! in ;
church tboro Is rlways a ditplay o
jewelry , which offers tempting Induce
monta to a dextrous practitioner. Met
and women dress in tholr best te
honor snch eveuts , and if they have
any ornaments of price put them on.
The wedding thief is commonly a
facllo hand at picking a pocket , and c
ready wleld'r of the "palm nlpporoJ1
Bo uonally has an nccomolico , to wh Jfu
; o passes tha pnrsei ho hamatffr
; ho jewels hu snips off , and when
rested rarely lias any criminating
eot about Ids person. '
Fuuoral thieving is recognized by
detectives as a distinct branch of the
rodatory profession. The funeral
hlcf generally a professional , hulo or
emslo , and commonly figures' ' lu the
logues'gallery. The funoralf thieves
cecp the run of mortuary1 events
brough the newspapers , and drop In
i
wherever there la a fonoral which li
likely to offer any spoil. They steal
anything they can lay hands on , from
mantel ornaments to jewelry , The
Boml-pnbllclty which attends almost
every funeral , the privilege extended
to almost any one who has over known
the deceased to come and take n last
inptf nt Jiltn , renders access to many
hohoS3 easy , ffhlon wCalS Cli1" ? w
tightly barfed ngalr.nt intrusion. The
fnnoral thief paesos for n outside
friend of the dead ptreon readily
enough , and Is alrcn tvj0 liberty ol
the place , whichTio D vor falls to util
ize , if it is poislblo lor him to do so ,
or If there Is anything to bo stolen
there.
Tno meanest sort of n thief who
adopts any special line is the ono whc
robs children. The "kinchin lay , " tu
t is called in the parlanoo of crime , ie
jriwtlcad by como men , bnt more
women. It is simply the robbing of
children on their way to the grocer ;
or the boor shop , and , to our credit at
a people bo it said , that it is not an in <
ilgonous crime. It was Introduced
koto from Enjzlnnd. Thieves whc
practice the "kinchin lay" are now sc
frequently arrested that the cffsnsc
baa become qnite a common ono to th (
oars of newspaper readers.
Another class of young criminals ie
formed by the young theatre thieves ,
Taoy haunt our pluy house doors anc
pick pockets In the Ingoing and out
ijoing rush. Church thieves are alsc
recognized as independent operators ,
and others are known who make oni
railway depots their battlcgroundi
aqalnst society. The street oar thlol
is another criminal who impresses him
self frequently on the public , bnt ho L
not so numerous as bo usocMo be , ai
the conductors and spotters havi
learned to know and guard agaius
him.
him.Those
Those who engage in the forms c
potty thievery alluded to nbovo oitho
150 unpunished or get cff with Ugh
penalties. Detectives know a VAS
number of them , and are acqualntei
with their peculiar methods of oporat
Ing. When called npon in any par
tloular case they , as already statoi
above , find out where and when it oc
cnrrcd , and , as far possible , the man
ner in which it was accomplished
With these data it la the ezceptloi
when they are not able to get at one
BO far toward detecting the offender ate
to suspect some particular person o
persons of being the guilty onca
And they are ablo' to do this mainl ;
because people do not "get out of th
rats. "
COLORLESS AND COLD. A young gh
deeply regretted that she was DO coloi
lees and cold. Her face was too white
and her hands and feet felt as thong
the blood did not circulate. Af tor on
bottle of IIop Blltera hud been take
she was the roelost and healthiest gh
in the town , with a vivacity and chcoi
fulness of mind gratifying to he
friends.
Mrs. Grant aa n New York Hoclot
Leader.
St. tool ] Republican.
Mrs. Grant gave a fashionable re
ceptlon at her richly equipped horn
up town , and she has excited all th
dames and dowagers because of th
array of desirable people that was al
traoted. The house is richly deoc
rated , and it is hard to find anythln
worth inspection that is not a prcsoul
The Grant family is getting back Int
the privacy of lifo more this wlntc
than in a long series of yean before
and therfcils morn of a honsohold n
far leu of ] an official air about tfed
surroundings. Hence they are livin
to a degroa in the past , and the variou
presents form a good topic when con
venation drag * . Mrs. Grant doom'
spoil in New York social life. Sh
qnite dumbfounds the rich mesdame
who oultivato the chilly air of arlstc
oraoy , for there is a flavor of the wea
in her hearty manner and health ;
laugh , and this seems to bo the score
ot her social success. She sails into ;
room where the wall flowers are be
ginning to grow , and shifts peopl
about , introducing them , opening con
vorsattona between strangers , revivlnj
it where it begins to lag , and posies 01
with a toss of her head and a swoop o
her hand that Indicate that she want
it understood that her guests are ti
make themselves agreeable to oaol
other. Mrs , Grant la this win to
bringing out her nolce , Miss Shaw , i
pretty young woman , who is to ba i
match for some rich young man. Gen
Grant la a domeatio sort of a man now
and ho lores to alt in his library o
fresh virgin books as pnro as unsulllec
snow , and talk with his old chums anc
with now acquaintances , and to hoai
the gossip oi the day. His llfo is i
very quiet one , largely by choice , am
while bo good-naturedly accepts man ;
invitations ho usual gets out of appear
lug at dinners. Ho hates / speechmaking
making , and shwo he got a rcputatioi
a few years ago for aftff dinuo :
speeches , ho hna boon in much do
mand. Mrs. Grant keenly enjoys hoi
social prominence. At ho ; last rocop
tlon she had Mr. W. W. Btory , who ii
coveted as a lion this winter , and thi
number of other conspicuous figurei
that como about her saito the atubl
tlons of the richer woman of the avenue
nuo with envy. The reputation earnoc
by the Grants in Now York society I
that they are good-hearted folks anc
steadfast friends , which is somethlnf
positively unique where there is si
much cold veneer of polite policy eve :
very base selfishness.
Indigestion , dyjpepsla , heart-burn
nausea , etc. , cured by using Brown * .
Iron IJitturs.
A Stinntoriul l > lnn v Intarrupted.
WaahiiKtniCorrcv.o Jc f > ol the Arstln ( C .
Lhroa Ur.
about 8 o'clock font iiisht Senator
Dane of Illinoin , Edmunds , Fryo , In
iMll , H-ij-ftrd , Ininar auo Logan wen
obeomd mi thy door aroMtd to kill
with conspicuous button halo boquote
gorgtoubly displayed on the front o
their spjkti tail coata. It euon bejami
known that a big dinner wan preparoi
n Mr. Edmunds' committee room
add that the bouquet men were thi
selected guests. Senator Butler anc
others determined to have some fur
at the exponto of the brethren whn
with eager appetite , slipped out of the
chnmber and made preparations tc
enjoy themselves , while their atap
iitoa , after an oxhanstintf session o
many hours , proceeded to take a fr < si
grip upon the tariff. Just as the Ed
innda party bed eaten a half dozer
raw and wore midway in the dlscmaior
f turtle soup , pagoa burst in upon
hem and demanded their presence
laoTrhejro to disclose a quorum. One
> y one' the fenstors entered the cham
ber , trailing grimly at the unexpected
summons. Presently they departed
in single file and sat down to fish.
Again ho pages rushed in and an
nounced A second call for a quorum ,
There was another return of the ;
hungry men to the chamber , who 111-
concealed their annoyance. Thli
thing wea repeated halt fl dozen times.
The last'Bumraona had so fanporato
Jook thai Mr. EJmnnds took a eko\v \
of toUcoS t&ro sl lT" lllty In Ma
seat , while Undo David Davis , with
ils hat in ono hand and a big cano in
ho other , looked around as if ho
would llko to have made the boys skip
and stop this nonsense. Sanator
Bayard and Lamar did not know , ap
parently , what to think of the pro-
ieodlnp , and must have audibly re-
iciccd aa aomo stinging and Junt ro-
narks of Mr. Morgan compelled Mr.
Morrlll tu move an adjournment , The
only senator present at the feast and
labjoct to interruption who did not
lave humorous attention drawn tc
aim was Mr. Garland. Ho owed hii
2scapo from merriment to the fact thai
10 wore hla old coat and put no flowon
In the button-hole. The mural of thli
Is that senators who have a banquet in
prospect had better not advertise it bj
irets suits and a stunning floral dls <
play. The other men , mad , tired and
hungry , are anro to put a spider It
the pudding and erect a skeleton al
the feast.
THti ELEPHANT'S TUSK.
Causes of the High Price of Ivcry-
IncreaelDR Demand and Lim
ited Supply.
London News.
An ivory-haftod knife to the ordl
nary diner out is simply a piece o
table cutlery , uootul at meals , bnt devoid
void of all romance. He wondori
not at the ingenuity that made th
stool and fashioned the blade with it
keenly cutting edge. Seldom does h
bestow a thought on the haft. In hi
eyes it is only a knife handle and hi
does not allow its autocadants to interfere
torfero with his appetite. But throng'
what an experience thin bit of ivory
so smooth and shining , has passed
It onca formed part of an elephant' '
task and was probably dug out of thi
desert or found in some dense Africa )
forest , while the jackals or the vnl
tares were feasting on the animal'i
carcass. It was most likely carrioi
hundred of miles over a tracklos
country and/territory / peopled by noa
tile tribes ready to shod blood for it
possession. Llko fame , ivory ia frc
quontly very difficult to got , and when
by the exercise of ( strength , oudui
auco , watchfulness and cunning , th
dusky natives have brought It to th
ahoro , they deserve a substantial pric
for the precious load that baa fatigue
their limbs and made their shoulder
ache. A tusk sold last week at Llvoi
pool weighed not less than 140 ponndc
and it can scarcely be said that th
African' ? yoku ia easy and hio burdo
light wnon ho has to toil along , 1
tropical heat , with en elephant's toot !
in his grasp.
" " " "But the obstacles to bo overcome ii
getting the Ivory to a civilized regio :
are not entirely responsible for th
present high prices in the Englls ;
market. The elephant ia defunct li
Egypt and tusks are only obtainable
there by dredging in the sand ; but th
Iflvlathan of the woods is by no mean
.extinct ia Africa and India , and wonli
poiaibly yield an abundance of Ivor ;
demand onlygrowas slowly a
tluTho extensive use td wbicl
s jiul la really the ieoret > of th
idvanoo ia its value. It h no longe
looked upon merely as a material on
of which to fashion thb beautiful chest
man and exquisitely carved figure
that stand as curiosities on qualn
sideboards. It is utilized in makln ]
snob a vast numbsr of articles in dail ;
use , from the dainty ivory-backed hoi
brush to the most Lilliputian of pocko
knives , from the universally domandec
billiard ball to the fox-head scarf-pin
that the price of the elephant's tual
must go up. So dear has ivory become
como , indeed , that ono doubt
whether Solomon , with all hla wealth
would have ventured , had ho lived ii
these days , to make "a throne o
Ivory overlaid with the best gold. "
At the Liverpool sale laat woel
1,2QO a ton was the sum obtained foi
tusks from Angola and Gaboon , anc
Niger ivory Ia almost as dear. Ii
throe years the price has actually
doubled. In 1879 it was possible Jo :
broken to buy at 000 per ton , and
since then nearly all kinds of ivorj
have risen at least 100 per cent , it
valuo. Stocks are now very low It
the ivory warehouses throughout th <
country , and the fifty tons offerad It
the Liverpool market were oagcrlj
Durohaacd , only bangles and bals going
a little cheaper.
THE BAD MD WORTHLESS
Are never imitated or counterfeited
This ia especially trno of a family
modtclno , and it ia poaltivo proof tha
the remedy imitated in of the highos
valuo. Aa Boon aa it hod boon tostoc
and proved by the vrholo world tha
Hop Bittern was the purest , beat am
most valuable family modlcino 01
earth , many imitations sprang up am
began to steal the notices lu whlol
the press and people of the country
had expressed the merits of H. B.
and In every way trying to induce saf
foring invalids to use their stuff in
stoiyj , expecting to make money 01
the credit and good name of H. B
Many others started nostrums put ui
in similar style to H. B. , with vari
ously devised names in which thi
" " " " used li
word "Hop" or "Hops" were
away to indnco people to believe the ;
were the same as Hop Bitters. Al
such pretended remedies or cures , m
matter what tholr style or name Is
and osplclolly these with the won
"Hop" or "Hops" in tholr iiamo or ii
any way connected with them or thel
name , are imitations or counterfeits
Beware of them. Touch none o
them. Uao nothing but genuine Ho ]
Bitters , with a bunch or cluster o
green Hops on the white label. Trns
nothing else. Druggists and dealer
are warned against dealing in imlta
tlona or counterfeits.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , OBL3
HA , NEB.
Tables ouppllcd with the best thi
market aflords. The traveling publii
claim they got bettor accommodation !
\nd moro general satisfaction here
than at any other house lu Omaha
'
Rata , fS per day. an'g2Itfm
The bept euro for diseases of the
nerves , brains and muiolei , is Brown' ;
Iron Bitters. "
RAILROAD NOTES.
The Allegheny Central nnd Lackavranni
and Fittaburg roads have coniolldntod ,
The Phocnlxvillo and West Cheite/ mil
road in Pennsylvania is being built rapidly
The extension of the Philadelphia one
Hoadlne railroad from WIlHamiport to thi
Jersey Hhoj H 1'ino Creek railroad hiv
)6eO completed ,
The Pullman Palac * Gi ? Company'
earninRj ithow on IncM&ne of 54,000 pe
day durinK January and 81,500 per day e >
ar during February.
Thu Bolyidere.'Delawaro railroad U to b
aid with doable track from Belddere fc
jambortTUIo , nad oitonslyo ihopa ore t <
be built nt Phlllipsburg , Pn.
The prrtidont has accepted a section o
twenty-five miles of the Northern PaclG
railroad In Montana coming eastward am
ending 325 miles from Wnllula Junction
Washington territory.
The Cincinnati Southern railroad ha
ordered six consolidated freight engines t <
ran between llockwood and Somerset
They will bo the same style aa thoie not
used , having eight wheels.
It Is reported in Wilmington that tin
Pennsylvania railroad company will chang
; ho course of the Dorchester and Dolawar
railroad so thnt , tt will connect with th
Delaware road at Harrington.
Tbo earning * of the Chicago & Altoi
thus lar In 1883 have been unexpectedl'
large. From January let to Februar ;
Lfith , the increase over the same period Ii
2872 waa 7 per cent , despite the sever
weather.
The Harriebnrg and Western railroa
company , to run from Ilanlsburg to
point near Sewickley , In Allegheny COUE
ty , has been chartered with a capital c
81,000,000. lliphard H. Sheldon , of th !
city. Is President , who holds nearly all th
shares of the capital stock.
Tbo contractors for tbe building of tb
new road to Pfanalx , Penn. , experlonc
come difficulty in getting laborer ? , and
few days ago were compelled to accept
number of Hungarian emigrants to hoi
push thlncs long. They have also aoir
sixty Italians at Pott'a Landing.
A charter has been granted to the Nl
tany and Southern railroad company I
bnild a road connecting with the Susqn
hanna and Southwestern railroad fro :
Mill Hill to Eellefonte , Penn. The dire
tors are : Hon. W. A. Wallace , S. I
Fenle , Frank McLaughlln , John Hlcke'
11. R. Peale , W. H. Brown , Thomas Yan
ley , J. J. Pie and W. W. Morrison.
Tbe Chicago and Northwestern rallwi
company bos jast completed a new wood *
truss bridge across Kock Iliver. It is
very bubstantlal structure. There h
been about forty men employed on tl
work for the ' last month , and notwit !
standing the slippery condition of tl
bridge ( only two slight accidents have r
Balled.
A decree has been entered in the CIrcu
Court at Richmond , Va. , for the re-salo
the Washington and Western railroad , fc
merly called the Washington and Oh
railroad. The 101 d was first sold for 859 !
000 , of which $50,003 waapaid in caih , nr
bonds wore given for the remainder. Ti
purchasers failed in the first deferred p
mcnt and now consent to a re-srJo whii
will take place inabnut forty days.
An engineering party has begun tl
erection of a branch cf tbo Hunsot railwi
from San Antonio , Tex. , northwest
connect with the Texas Pacific railwi
about two hundred miles distant. Tl
road will run through Kendall , Kerr , G !
lespie , Mason , McCullougb , Callahan ai
Shackelford counties , and is to be co ;
structcd immediately. This will open t
a vast and rich farming and stock countr ;
The rights of way have all been securi
for the Philadelphia , Germantown ar
Chestnut Hill railroad , and work upon
has bogHn in earueit. The president i
the company , Mr. Harry D. Welsh , stat
that it is fully expected that the road wl
be completed before the end of the yea
The West Chester and Phtcnlxvllle 111
will be completed sooner , and aa the su
vey to Reading boa been completed woi
upon that branch will be commenct
within a very short while.
Honford'a A old Phosphate
FOB WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
DR. j6s. HOLT , New Orleans , La
says : I have frequently found it <
excellent aervlco in cases of dobllltj
loss of appetite , and in convalescent
from exhaustive illness , and partict
larly of service In treatment of wome
and children.
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Buoklin B Arnica Halve.
Ths BUST SALVH In the world for Ont
Bruises , Bores , TJlcera , bolt Rheum , F. .
vor Soree , Tetter , Chapped Hands , Chi
blains , Corns , and all skin eruptions , an
pooitlveJy cures piles. It Is guaranteed I
give satiofaction t nuoey rofnndtt
Prlos , 25 oenti p r ifcot.ot r ! e by (
Are acknowledged to be th
best by all who have put ihoi
to a practical test.
ADAPTED TO
HARD & SOFT OOAI
iCOEE OB WOOD.
MANUFACTURED DY
Buck's Stpve Co ,
SAINT LOUIS.
PIERCY & 'BRADFORD '
BOLE AGENTS FOR OMAHA.
FALLEY&EOES ,
Western Agents , Lslajette , Indiana.
FOR
Rubber Roots and
Roots and Shoe :
OF ALL KINDS.
The center pieces are Interchangeable and n
venible. It pmenla the counter from runaln
ere , requiring no becl sUdencrii ,
The Agency ior these good * la this ton hi
been plti Mir
Others canno procure hero.
Call and examine a full line 01 Leather an
I'Candco" Uubber Boots and Shoes with tbe R
o. GKDOIDM.A.IS. : : :
DRUGS PAINTS OILS
, , , ,
Window and Plate Olass ,
MTAnyone contemplating bcrildlng ttoiebank. or any other flni . will find It to tbe
antagoto corret end with us before purchasing taeir Plate 01 M.
C. F , GOODMAN ,
OMAHA HEB.
STEELE , JJHIS !
WHOLESAL :
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and !
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
CIGARS MD MUMMED TOBACCO , rl'l
teenta for BENWOOD HAILS AHD LAH.IN . & BAND POWDER CO.
DEALERS IN
AFE AND LOCK
Fire and Burglar Pro3
1020 Farnham Street ,
HEAT ! * 8 AND
b only attained "by nalng
Stoves and Ranges.
WITH
WIEB GAUZE OVER DOORS ,
For sale by
MILTON ROGERS & SOHS
HENRY LEHMANN ,
JOBBER OF
AND
WINDOW SHADES
'EASTERN ' PRICES DUPLICATED.
118 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA
J. A. WAEEFIELD ,
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DKALBB IN
Lath , Shingles , Pidkets ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDEHQS , L\M \ ,
MTC7ATB AOENf JOB ULWAUEEE OEUKNT OOUPANT
Near Union Pacific Denot. - - OMAHA
. SIBJ3EEOI-
MANUFACTDKER OF
GALVANIZED IRON GORNIOES ,
Window Caps , Finials , Skylights , &c.
416 THIRTEENTH STREET , OMAHA , NEB.
The Oldest Wholesale and I'HB LEADING
Retail JEWELRY HOUSE MUSIC HOUSED
in Omaha. Visitors can here IK THE WEST I
General for the.
find all novelties in SILVER Agents
Finest and Best Pianos and
VER WARS. CLOCKS , Organs manufactured.
Rich and Stylish Jewelry , Our prices are as Low as.
the Latest , Most Artistic , any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
and Choicest Selections in Pianos and Organs sold.-
PRECIOUS STONSS and for cash or installments at ,
Bottom Prices.
all descriptions of FINE A SPLENDID stock oi
WATCHES at as Low Pri Steinway Ghickering ,
ces as Is compatible with Knabe , vose & Son's Pi
honorable dealers. Call anos , and other makes.
Also Clough & "Wa
and see our Elegant New
Imperial , Smith
Sterling ,
Store Tower Building ,
, American Organs , &c. Bo *
corner llth and Farnham not Ml to see us before pur
Streets. chasing.
MAX MEYER & BRO ,
WUFAQTUHEeS
A Large Stock always on Hand.
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