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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1883)
. . A r-r TT OA THE DALIT B K-MONI'AY AP1IIL 30 HARK NESS BRO'S. DRY COOPS & CARPET HOUSE. Have the Largest Stock and Oboioest Patterns of CARPETS ! Ever Brought to the City , and at than ever offered in this vicinity , IDO TO GALL AND EXAMINE STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING. HARKNESS BRO'S , 401 Broadway , Council Bluffs. Express Comp'y. Quick jjTime from New York and Boston. In order to make the faate > r. tlinn from Now York and Uotton tn the West , this Company - , pany has arranged with the New York Central & Hudson River 11. 11 , for a SPECIAL AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAIN , carrylnr 'This Oompanv's Express Matter Exclusively , and No Passengers , This train will leave New York at 8:20 : P. M. daily , except on Sundays , and will stop only nt Albany connecting with the 8:00 p , M. train from Boston I7tioa.Rome Syracuse , Rochester , Batavia , and arrive at Buffalo at 0:20 : A. M. nrxt morning , from which point it goes forward by the "SPECIAL FAST MAIL & EXPRESS , " arriv ing at Cleveland , 1:55 : p. m. next day. Chicago , 5:40 : a. m. 2j day. Indianapolis , 10:76 : " " St. Lenis , 8:20 : " " Terre Haute , 2:05 : a. m. 2d day. Milwaukee , 11:00 : " " Clnclnmtl , 6:00 : ' " St. P.nl , 615 ; " 3d day. Louisville , 7:40 : " " Minneapolis , 7:00 : " Miking close connections at Chicago with Lightning Trains for COUNCIL BLUFFS , OMAHA , , BurlingtoD , | Davenport Dubuque , Des Molnes , Cedar Kapids. Ottumwa , 3 oux City , Shipments by this train respectfully solicited , and Satisfaction Guaranteed. NO ADVANCE IN BATES. H. H. BROWNING , Agent , Omaha , Neb. H. 0. BEEBE , Aeont , Oounoll Blnffi. COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. The fallowing are the times of arrival aid departure < parturo of trains ( rom the local depots. The the trains start from the Union Faifflo depot about ton minutes oinler than below stated , and arrive at the depot about ten mlnutts later , Trains on pool lines and K. 0 , ruj on Olcago time , a half hour faster than local , Wabasb trains run on St. Louli 'line , twenty mli utee faster than Inca' , U , P. and Lincoln trains run on Council Bluffs time , CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAHD AMD rACITlO. Depart. Arrive. Atlantic Exf. . ,820pm I Pacific Exl..9:15ani : Kx and Vial.9:25 ! : a m Ex and Mall . .6:55 : p n D. Uolnos ac.7:15 : a m | Des Molnes ac,4:40 : p m CHIOAGO , BORMHOTOS AMD QUINCT. Depart. Arrive. -AtlantloExf..635pm I Pacific Ext..920 am Mall and Ex.9:10 : am Mall and Ex'.7:00 : pit N. Y. Ex 630pmNeb4Ka8Ex..910ani | ; CniOAOO AND HORTnWBSTBU. Depart. Arrive. Atlantic Ext. . .5:15 : p m I Pacific Ext. . . .9:15 a m Mall and Ex.9:20 a m Mall and Ex.6:15 : p to Accom ( Sat.5:50 : p m | Accom. ( Mon..l:45 : p n KASBAS CTTT , ST. . ' 01 AND OODNCIb BLUm. Depart Arrive. Mall and Ex. . . . 95 am I Express. 5.36 pn : , 8:25 : p a | Mall and Ei..6f < 5 p n CMOS 7ACT7IO. . Dtpait _ Arrhe. v Lincoln Ex..11:99a. m. H enter Ex. . . . 8:00 : a. m , Denver Ex..7:00p. m. Local Ex. . . . .630 a. la , Local Ex 7:25 a , m. " Ex . 9:05 : a. m , Emigrant..520 p. m. " Ex . r.-00a.m , WiBAIUI , SF. LODU AND riOITIO. Depart Arrive. Mail and Ex. . 9:45 : am I Mail and Ex. . 430 pm Cannon Call. . 4 SOpm | Cannon Ball. . 11:05 : am BIOUX cnr AND rAcnrio. Depart. Arrive. or Bloux City.7 5 a m Frm Sioux O'r.GiSO p n or Fort Nlobrara. Frm Fort Nlobrara , Neb * 7i5am Neb For St. Paul..7:40 p m From St. Paul. . 8:50 : a n CHICAGO , MU.WAOKR1 AMP ST. FADL. Leave Council lilufla. Arrives Council Bluffs. Mall and Ex.920 a m I Mall and Ex.6 5 pn Atlantic Ex. , 15:15 : p m | Atlantic Kx. . . 19:10 : a m CniOAOO , UILWAOKIB AND ST. rAUU Leaves Omaha. Arrives at Omaha. Mall and Ex.7:15 : a m I Padfia Ex. . . . . 19:15 : a rr Atlantic ET.3:40pmMaUand | : | Ex.'T-25prr "Except Sundays , tExcept Saturdays. ( Except Mondays. ( Dally. Council BluQs & Omaba Street R , B , Leave Council liluffs. Leave Omaha. 8 a m , S a m , 10 a m , I 8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m , 11 a m , 1 m , 2 p m , 3 p 11 a m , 'pm , 2p m , 31 m , 4 p m , 5 p m , 6 p m. | m , 4 p m , 5 p m , 6 p m. Street cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific Depot. On Sunday the cars begin their trips al 9 o clock a. in. , ana run rezularnr daring tha da ; at 0,11 , 2 4 , 5 and 6 o'clock , and run to city time ; FALLhYfc HOH8 , Western Agents , Lafayette , Indiana , LEHEELS HEELS FOR Rubber Boots and Boots and Shoes OF ALL KINDS. 50PERCT.Tw ! The center pieces are Interchangeable and n verslble. It prevents the counter from runuln over , requiring no heel stlffeners. The Agency for these goods In this town hi been pUi rr * Others cannot procure them. Call md xamlne a full line of Leather an . .Candee" Rubber Boots and Shoes with the II rslble Ileel. UR8. H. PETEUSON , 81-Sm Louisville , Neb. MBS. . J , HILTON , M , D , , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON It * iw 4w > * . Cemmell BlvJb. i f L STAULISIIKD 18(8. IIDE 8PB1NQ ATTACHMENT-NOT FATENI ED. A. J. SIMPSON. LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY 1109 and 1411 Dodge Streal , UK 7-me 6m OMAHA. , NIB DUFRENE& DUFRENE&MENDELSSHON MENDELSSHON , ARCHITECTS ! REMOVED TO Omaha National Bank Building , GORIilGE WORKS Iron and Slate Booting , 0. BPEOHT , - . Proprleto * . 1111 Douglas St. - Omaha , Not ) 1UNUFAOTPKEU OF OALVAMIZED Iron Cornices DORMER WESDOW8 , FINIALS , Tin , Iron and Slate Roofing , Specht's Patent Metallic-Skylight Patent , Adjusted Hatchet Bar and Bracket Shelving. I am the roneral a ent for the above line of goods. IRON FENCING , Creatlntrs , Balustrades. Verandas , Irot Bank Italllngn. ( Viniiow Blind. , Collar - lar ( jriiirdx ; a < H GENERAL AOIJNT FOU PEERbON & FILL PATENT IN SIDE liLIND "FOR TABLE UhE- " The Natural Mineral , KAISER WATER From Birreiborn on the lilnn RECOMMENDED I1V TUB HiailFST MED1 CAL AUTHOJUUfS. FRF.D'K IIOLLENDEIt , Solo afrirt or the U. E and Canala , 115,117,119 Elm Pew You. A233m Genins Eewarded , OE , The Scory nf the Sowing ManhlDi A'handiom * little pimphlet , blue and gel cover with numerous engravings , will be GIVEN AWAY to air adult parson calling for It. at any braocl or sub-office ot th Singer MaanfactorlDZ Qom pany , or will be sent by null , pott-paid , to an ; person living at a d stance from our office , The Singer Manufacturing Oo. , Principal Office , 184 Union Square YORK , COUNCIL BLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOO AL NEWS PERUONAIj. A , McKlnney , of Hancock , la. , dined at the Pacific yesterday , W , H , Copson , the Shenandoah news' mpcr man , was in the olty yesterday. J , Morris , of Decatur , 111. , Is at the Pacific. Officer Sid Sterling la quite seriously ill with pneumonia. Remonyl , the great violinist , arrived at , he Ogden yesterday , Oharlei BoCnk , of Jefferson , la , , spent Sunday at the Ogden , J. W , Garmong , a prominent citizen and and business man of Shelby spent Satur day in the city on business. Dr. H. A , Woodbury has left for low * City to attend the State Dental convention > efore which he Is to read a paper. A , M , Fitch , of Seymour , Ind , , arrived at the Pacific yesterday , H. M , Montelms , of Milmaukce , wni among the Pacific house guests yesterday , J. B. Stanford , of Red Oak , was In the city yesterday. W , A. Armstrong , of Chicago , wai among those who wore at home at the Og < den yesterday. W. A. Frye , one of the liveliest of the ively commercial tourists , was here yesterday < torday enrouto for Silver City. G. W. Fohrman , of Yellow Springs , O. , s at the Ostden , F , S. Haincd , of Warrcnton , Va. , wat at the Ogden yesterday. Quick Time. As will bo seen by the card of the American Express Company in anothci column , that company , in order tc push shipments through from No\i York nnd Boston nt lightning speed , laa eeourod a special train of Its own , as will bo econ by the time table , It makes remarkable speed , giving ahlp lora advantages never before had , It s a big stroke of enterprise , and , with no advance in rates , must roanlt in greatly Inoreauod business. DURKEK'S SALAD DUESBINO K ready made , rich and delicious dressing for all salads of meat , fish or vegetables. Cheaper and infinitely better than lomo made. No Banco equal to it. Bothered by Boys. Theo. Hessell , who keeps a frnil stand and confectionery store , claims that the boys bother him greatly , bj cnooklng over his applea , stealing potv nuts , blowing out the street light , etc , 3o had some of the boys arrested awhile ago , and now he has complain ed of three others for getting away with a bunch of bannanns tanging jutsido the door , The boys hero have joon arrested , and now some of theh friends are Indignant about it , and ; hey threaten to enter complaint igatnat Hessol for keeping a pee ! table , and allowing boys to play on it , and to gamble in a small way for ap pies and peanuts. ' Westward. Ho D. N.Honn , agent of the Immigra tion association of California , has thle week forwarded from the U. P , trans fer , 372 emigrants from the following named states and countries ; Portugal , 03 ; France , 2 ; Ireland , 17 ; England , 14 ; Sweden , 5 ; Denmark , 25 ; Oor- many , 7 ; Madiera Islands , II ; Canada , 14 ; Illinois , 79 ; Iowa , 21 ; New York , 21 ; Maine , 14 ; Michigan , 10 ; Minne- sola , 9 ; Wisconsin , 22 ; Ohio , 4 ; Pen- sylvanla , G ; Massachusetts , 6 ; Mis souri , 11 ; Indiana , 4 ; Italy , 1C ; Manl. ; oba , 1 ; New Brunswick , 3. The total number of immigrants who ar rived In San Francisco in the pasl week la 2,155 , by the two overland routes. A Urge part of them have settled on the government lands ol the state. If you are not married , write the Marriage riago Fund and Mutual Trust Associa tlon , Oedar Rapids , Iowa , for circular explaining the plan , fC-3m The Driving Park. G. B. Battey , who has frequentlj visited this olty , and who has wrlttet some very Interesting and valnablt letters from this'point , In his last letter tor to the Chicago Horseman says o : the Council Bluffd track : At present , the prospects are thai the most brilliant meeting for the sea' ' son in Iowa , will be held at Couucl Bluff * What reason is there to thinl otherwise ? The officers cf the asaocl atlon , aided by the citizens , are put ting forth every effort possible , to wards a realization of their hopes , and in union , we know there IB strength , A track that can not bo equaled In the west , capacious and comfortable sta bles , plenty of water , hotel aooommo < datlons equal to any emergency , rail road facilities nnequalod by any city west cf the Mississippi , with an as suranoo that .hundreds of speculative horsemen from the entire valley will bo on hand to make the races interest' Ing , taken on a whole , give assurance that the meeting will be H grand suc cess. L it every horseman then , who contemplates going through thn lowt circuit , come to Council BlufTi anc bcgiq with the rest. The uomlrjg Orator. The people of Council Bluffa anc vicinity are to bo given a rare treat it oratory next Friday night at Dohany'i hall aa William J. Armstrong is 01 that evening to give his lecture 01 "London Society. " no has abou fifteen leotureu with which ho ha thrilled audiences in all parts of thi omntry. and thin is one of the best Henry Ward Baocher commends Mr Armstrong in the highest terms , am many others of like promlnonso an enthusiastic In his pralio as a thinke and speaker. The course of lecture recently gven | by him In Now Yorl olty was In response to a call signed b such names as ; Abram 8. Hewitt John B win ton-Hugh'J Huongs , M F , MoWsbon , Oliver Johnson , Benja men D. Peek , Qeorgo H , Yoaman , J 0. Zichoi , David n. Chamberlain William Wood , Vincent * BotU , 8. S Cox , and others of equal national rep utatlon , Mr , Armstrong , thai btln , ono of the foremost men npon the roetrnm to day , cannot but give Oounoll Blnlls aleoturo unequalled by any for yours pa > t , Ftrat Dome , First Herved. Owing to the reduction of the cigar ' Lax , May 1 , Frank Lovln , at 306 Broadway , offers to soil on and after that date his entire stock of choice cigars , now on hand , at a redaction of ? 3 a thousand , This rare chance should bo promptly Improved , as on all cigars made after May 1 there will only be a reduction of | 2 , tha cigar- makers having agreed on an advance of $1 per thousand after that date. Drowned by Drink. Deputy United States Marshal Mo- Orary brought to this city Saturday night a young man named Ed. Shamp and lodged htm in jull * s K prltonor , It aooms that Shamp , who has been a night operator at Menlo , a small sta tion on the 0. , II , I. A P. , while on a proo , broke into the postoffioo and took a number of stamps. Some other property was taken , and when Shnrop sobered up ho made restitution so far as possible , but Uncle Sam knows nought but law , and so the young man la In durance vilo. Ho will probably have a hearing before Commissioner Key to-day. Eagono Croft denied that horai Intoxicated. Hn said ho was onlv drunk. Bin fine was the same $9 UO. COMMKHCIAI * . COUNCIL BLOTrs MARKET. WHEAT -No. 2 ppring , 70c ; No. 3 , G3j rejected COc ; good demand. ConN Dealers paying 33os rejected corn Chicago , Die ; now mixed , 52Jc ; white corn , S5o. The receipts of corn are Hrfht , OATS Scarce nnd In good demand ; 33. HAT 4 00(36 ( 00 per ton. 30 per bale , HTK lOo ; light supply. CoiiN MEAL 1 liGper 100 jxmnds. WOOD Qood supply prices at , yards , 5 00@G 00. COAL Delivered , hard , 11 00 per ton ; noft , G 50 per ton , Utrrren Plenty nnd in fair doniand ; 25c ; creamery. SOo. liana Heady snle and plenty at 10@llc per dozen , LAUD Fnlrbank's. wholesaling nt 13o , POULTKT Firm ; dealers paying 18o per pound for turkeys and lOa for chickens. VEGETABLES Potntoof , GOo ; onion * , COc ; cabbages , 30@40o per dozen ; apples , 3 60 @ 3 CO per barrel. City flour from 1 CO to 8 40. BHOOMS 2 00@3 00 per dozen , DTOOK , CATTLE 3 00@3 50 ; calves 6 00@7 60. HOOB Market for hogs quiet , as the packing houses are closing ; shippers are paying 6 76 to 6 56. IOWA IPBM8 , The Ottumwa plow factory employ ! forty men. A new court house Is discussed by Audubon - bon county citizens. ' The Catholics of Orinnell will erect a $20,000 church this year. The police of Des Motnes tun In nine teen gamblers on last Friday. The capital stock of the Lyon count ; bank has been Increased to $50,000 , Kookuk will try to get through with a 16 mill tax levy for city purposes this year. year.Tho The Iowa pharmacists meet at Davenport - port April 30 , A pharmacist is a drug c man , There Is an active demand for Kmmeta- burg town lote , and the town Is having a steady , growth. A carload of land Beekers will start from Leon early in May for the Northern Pa cific country. The Capell Medlcino company of Dei Moines baa been incorporated with a oap Ital of $20,100. At Sanborn a mammoth stock yard , tc caver thirteen acres , is being made to fao < llltate cattle ehlpmentt. Paulson , of Oorrectionville , will build a (7,000 flouring mill at Lucky Valley II citizens will put up half the money. The Oedar Rapids and Marlon street railway company has issued bonds to the amount of $23,000 on Its franchise. The fish commission has stocked Eagle lake , in Emmet county , with 10,000 young whltettan and 6,000 infant salmon trout. It cent $ j,828 to supervise the building of the new Oasa county court house , Thli was about 10 per cent , of the cost ot the building. Two additional cottages are to be added to the plant of the state anylnm for feeble minded children at Glenwood , at a cost ol $26,000. The Dunlap Reporter estimates that $50.000 per month is paid out for stock within a radius of twenty miles of that town. Assistant State Fish Ooinmlaslonei Mather estimates ( hat 400 tons of fish have been taken out of Like Okobojl during the winter. The Iowa railroad land company olleri to donate two squares of city lots to La' Mara for park purposes if the town will Improve the same , The Old Settlers tssoclatlon of Burling , ton will take charge of the feml-oonten' nial celebration of the occupation of lows by the whites ia that city June 1. Penn township , In Madison county , will have better roads , and its officers huve or , dered a carload of tiling which will be used us a commencement in the Improve1 inentB , James Cousins , postmaster at Worthing , ton , was arrested and taken to Dubuque on Saturday to answer for retaining regis tered letteri In bis possession undelivered For a month. There WAS a bed fire at Newton on the night of the 21st inst. Des Molnes was tel ephoned for help , but before It could be sent word come ttut the fire WM nndei control , No particulars. The academy of science ! at Davenport lias a debt of $1,700 hanging over it. On the evening of the 2-tth lust. , a meeting was helk at which $1,290 of the' amount was subscribed by private cltlrans. The Clinton saloonlsts who bad banded together to iUht the license ordinance ID that town gave up the fight on hearing ol the reaffirming of the decision of the * u- [ iremo court on the amendment. The meeting called to perfect organization wat not held. Des Molnoa ts a hive of Industry. It pose 8BH ele.en lines of railway , a num < ber < f largo manufacturing establishments , ito retail and wholesale trade are large , and eastern cubital Is doing wendi ra there , Besldea being the capital of Iowa , Dei Molnes has a commercial future whlcl no other city In the state eeema able tc equal , The Western , the Midland and the Cen tral telephone companies were consolidated at Davenport on Monday , and the wholi goes under the direct control of the Bel telephone company of Bo.ton , The Iowa an exchange with hcadquarttra at Daven port and lines connecting neighborly towns. Is likely to go In to , the oonsolldatec company , In Oedar Ilaplds on the night of tha 22i Inst. Charles Frager , a blacksmith in th Burlington. Cedar lUpidi and Northen railway shops , became engaged in an alter , - n IW k MUJk 4 UIB W * | Al fl S V strack Kushman on tha head with a stick infllcthuf ioJariM from which b * dld th following forenoon , i'rager WM arre to < and Is now in Jail. Cherokee wants a hall where publli meetings can be held , The Linn county sheriff ban hanJlei over 400 prisoners In the past two and i half years , Nearly all ol the 81,500 subsidy needex toiecuro a ( louring mill for llutuboldt ha been raised , It Is claimed that the Des Molnes capi tal Invested In tenement homes returns II to 18 per cent on the Investment , On the nlcht of the 10th Init , thi tioke office at Weston was broken open by bar Klan and a large amount of tickets am 3i 15 cash obtained. The tickets are no * ( ( oort unless stamped. On the 10th Inst. , at Oedar lUpldn , twi profoulonalu pocketed W9 worth ol Roll rings while looking over the stock showi by a saleswoman. They were arrested a one of them was burying the plnnder. Oralg Shields , of Vlnton. helped ti carry Postmaster General Qreiham out o danger alter that rentleman had beei disabled fn ft r ° T with , me men wh < wora grey clothing t Atlanta twenl ] rears ago. So far the home for fallen women a Des Molnei has entertained fourteen In nates , 'These bare fclvon birth to ill > nt > les. Appliance * for the lying-in hos iltal are needed. Of the women reccivec > ut three are yet In thd home. The othen are at > work , dead or i one back to thi world , in about equal numbers. The fnlluro of the Monroe Oonnty bank nf Albla , is now believed to amount tt < ! 230,0 0 , A great many Monroe count ] nrtuora were reduced to poverty. Amoni liulotor l < u brother of Cashier Miller who ia out $10 000 The cashier has BO fa refused to umno ny stntomont. Au ex > ert who is exauiinlnK the books is as ye unnblu to untangle the accounts. A'rod haired olurk lu Savannah , Slipped on n ploooof banana , Great pain ho ondnrod , But St. Jacobs Oil cured , llo uo ir guca dauclug with Hannah The New lowtt Oapltol. Ds Molnes Cor. Chicago Journal. Work IB progressing rapidly In thi now capltol , The souato chamber li well-nigh oomplotod , except the floor ng , ousting and wood work. Thi walla arc elegantly finished in iroaoi and marble work. Last week thi oommlHtlonera decided upon pinna fo : minting the celling ot the house chnti } lor. The panels will bo tilled withpor .raits of Washington , Lincoln , Ilobor Liuoaa , first territorial governor ; Jamo VV. Grimes , first state governor Jtiarlos Mason , chief : juatloo of thi territorial supreme oonrl ; Oalob Bald win , chief jasttco of the state saprom conrt ; J. P. Oarloton , speaker of tbi sixth territorial legislature , and jadg of the fourth judicial district ; Rual Olark , speaker of the ninth genera assembly , and member of oongres From the fifth district ; Gen. M , M Crocker , and Gen. S. 11 , Curtis. The curtains , carpota and furnltur if the senate ohambor have been BO leoted , and nro elegant. The desk and chairs will bo black walnut. Kaol Member will have a aoparato desk The furniture iu the homo will bo llki that lu the senate , except the woo < will bo aolld mahogany and the carpet md curtains with rod colors prodom inatlng. In the senate they will bi dark terra cotta color. Slenor Miragholl , who to doing the fresco work , has produced eorao mns artistio work in volloro , which bailie the most critical pyo. Even export will not believe it is not actual atncoi work Instead of plain wall. The otho day Mr. Grlflin , the annorintendont o stucco work , was paaiing through ni aroh away np skyward , when bo dls levered a rosette on the ceiling whlol io kuorr he had not directed to b placed there , and supposed some o IH ! men who thought they Vnow mor ibont ornamenting than ho dli tiad Btuok It np there and ho Instituted a setrol for the jealous decoration , but nou > f his men knew anything about It 3.0 ordered it taken down , and a mat clambered up to do It , and on reaohini For It discovered It was not there , am reported to Mr. Grlflin that it wa paint , not atncoo. Mr. Griffin wouli not believe him , until ho had ollmbei np acd run his hand over the wall , BI perfect was the deception of the Big aor'a brash. In ono of the arohc over a passage way la a bunch o heat BO perfect in relief that it ap peers to bo the actual grain , head am italk fastened to the wall. In th senate hall are four corner pane pieces which are perfect Imitations o sarved work in metal. Petroleum V. Nsuby. D. R. Locke , Petroleum Y. Nasby ( editor Toledo Blade ) writes : I had on a forefinger of my right ham one nf thoae pleaaant pets , a ' 'run-round. The finger became Inflamed to a degre unbearable and swollen to nearly twice It natural nlza A friend Kaveme UENRY'I CARBOLIC SALVE , and in twenty mlo utea the pnln had BO much subsided as ti give me a fair ulght'a rest , which I hai not had before for a week. The Inflam mntiou left the finger In a day. I consld er It a most valuable article for the house bold. Cure * the Pllci. Too. JSdouard llelntard , of New York writes : It gives me great pleasure to say that single box of HENRY1. : ) OVRBOLK 3ALVE effected a complete cure of Pilei with which I had been troubled for over < year , and which nothing else that I use would cure. The rage for painting plaques am fbwer pieces among the ladlua la atll at its height. If yon cannot learn ti paint decently , go to a more aooom noda Ing teacher , willing to do yon painting for yon , Then all yea wll lave to do Is to sign ynnr name. If Yea Are Rained n health from any cause , especial ! ; From the use of any of tha thonsam nodtrunis that promise BO largely with long fictitious testimonials , havi no fear. Raaort to IIop Blttor * n once , and in a short tlmoyon willhav ho most robust and blooming hoaltb This Is the auaaon for shopplnp Thirty oonlH for luncheon U enong capital to work on , and a lady ca have just as too dreadfully awfully good time pulling over the entire stoc of a dozen or so stores without mone as with It. Bright' * Dlsoaso. DUbotes , Kldne Liver or Urinary Disease Ilavu no fear of any of these dli oasoB it you use IIop Bitters , as the will prevent and cure the worst case oven when yon have been made won by Borne great puffed-up protende euro. euro.A A tastt f ol ball costume of point lac over oandlellghtr-on-the-frog-por , colored silk , may be gotten np at coat of from five to eight hundred dc Ian. Of oonm R Udr of fathlon wl not appear In the atone ball dross a iccond time. An Extended Popularity. BROWN'S BoiiNoiiiAt THOOUEA have on before the public many years. ? hey are pronounced superior to all other articles used for similar par- > oscs. For Relieving Coughs , Gelds and Throat Diseases. they nave boon rovttl reliable. The fashionable theater hat is now ullt two foot tall , and it should bo loooratod on either sldo with a dozen > r two of good sliid ostrich plumes , This style of hat Is always sure to reato a sensation In the seat behind on , Reliable help for the weak , nervous nd debilitated dyspopllo Bufforer ound la Brown's Iron Bitten. Breach'of promise suiU are qoltc aahlonablo this uoftlon with the fail ox. They are rather expensive. An laborato suit of this style , recently gotten np , cost $75,000. THAT 11US1JANDOF MINE Isthroo timoi the man ho was bo- ore ho began using "Wolla1 Health lonower. " $1 Drriffalsti. The latest brood in ladles' pot dugt s called the dndo. Ho is not an im- rovomont on the pug , and falls fat > ohlnd the terrier , as ho possosee loithor beauty nor pluck. We Present no Pretended Miracle "Truth Is Mighty and Must Prevail. " No 8ophls < try can withstand the power of Its honest utterance , Editor / Xvening I'rtns UEAU Sm-Fcollng deeply grateful foi he great bonoQU which I have received rom the use of a very valuable article which has ita origin nnd homo In our beau iful city , and hoping that others who an ( Hlcted an I have been * may findllko roltol roiu Itk use , I beg thu indulgence of a fen iocs In your valuable pnper for the prlvl ego of oommunloattni ; to you a brief atato < ment of faot , for the benefit of the tnuV Undo of sulTetors to bo met with on overj life , Mnny of my frltiil" well know that : havobeeuvcry [ < evrcly allllctocf with heart lltoaee for n numlior of year ? , and have ufferod from it ns only these can gullet who have that dlanaae ; it reduoid uiy trength so low that I could tcaroely walk icrosii my room , and the loail exertion ren- lered me so short-breathed that I dared oarcoly move , and Ufa seemed very bur densome. I was treated for my malady by ho best physicians , and derived no benefit rom their treatment or prescriptions un- III was advised by my family physician o use Hunt's Remedy , as mv trouble was caused by Inaction of my kidneys , which affecttd very seriously my heart I corn * menced taking llfharlng little faith In it or .ny other medicine , ) and It helped mo won- lerfully , and I am now a great deal better ind have been ever since I began its use. in fact I have taken no medicine that ha lenofitted mo so greatly. My breathing Is easy , and I have gained in strength so nuch that I am able to do my housework. . ' cheerfully recommend Hunt's Remedy o all who mav bo afllloted an I have been , or who are suiTerlnp from general debility and nervoui nrostratlon , lle peot'y. MH3 A.O. UOnKWKLL , 1'earl St. , Providence , H. I. A standard medicine for curing lirlght'i Isoase , Dropsy , Kidney , Bladder nnd } landular Maladies la Hunt's Remedy , female \Voaknon , Pain the back and olns. Gravel , Dlnbotls. Intemperance , Bxcoss , and Prostration of the nervous sys < em are cured by Hunt's Romedy. Hunt'i lomedy imparts health nnd vigor to th ( lonstltutlon when It has become dobilita ed. Hunt's Rsmedy restores the Invalid o health. SHORT LINE -or THE- Milwaukee & St. Fan ! RAILWAY I now running lu FAST EXPRESS IRAINI from OMAHA AND COUNCIL < BLUFF -WITH- Fnllman'8 Hagnlfloont Sleepan -AND E'inest Dining Oars in the World IF YOU ARE GOING .EAS1 TO CHICAGO' MILWAUKEE. Or to anv point beyond i or IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH To- ST. PAUL OR MIHNEAPOI. ! * Take the BEST ROUTE , the OUoago , Milwaukoo&Sfc.PaulR'j Ticket office located In I'aitoi Hotel , at oorne arnam analFourUenth streeU and at U , P. D < pot and al Mlllard Hotel , Omiha. jarBoe Time Table In another column. F. A. NASH , General Arent. 0. n. FOOTE , Ticket Agent , Omaha. 8. 8. MEH1ULL , A. V. II. OAnPENTER , General llanagtr. General Pass. Agnt J. T. CLARK , QEO. II. IIEAFFORD , General Sup't. Aas't OP " s. 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III ( t mny > o > irmia nvcyour ! I FAIL IU . It Una rrn co n ed hun- ' .O.L 3B1TXC.XI3 PILE OINTMENT . $ BO O * -3EUOOUtCJ OINTMENT . .7. . . 25 _ 'oror and Anne Tonlo Cordial. . .1 00 XCXXtTG-'CB STANDARD LIVER PILLS. . . 25 . 25 IITJEJ TT OTTSXl'tS SURE CURE FOR CORNS 25 ( Wurrantcil cr money rrfundcd. ) FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Mamifactur-d liv W. J. Whltchomo , COS North iBth St , Oinalit Neb. up 14m&Cm for theta Jesse James. ta WIFE. . ha only Ilia authoilicd by her and which wtll lot ba a "Blood and Thunder" etory , such M hat con and will bo pul llnhpd , but a tmo life by the nlT ( Ionian who li In posotslon of the facto a althtul and dovototl wlfo. Truth Is mor * nttr- ntlngtban flctlon. A ( rent * should apply otter- Itory at onco. Qo 75 cti. for Sample book. J > Chamber * & * * * l.nnf Mo 1 CURES SCROFULA , do. SORES , do. ULCERS , ' do. BOILS , " do. ERUPTIONS , , do. CATARRH , do. ECZEMA , do. RHEUMATISM , - do. SKIN DISEASES , do. BLOOD DISEASES , SWIFT'S SPECIFIC REMOVES ALL TAINT , HEREDITARY OR OTHERWISE. SWIFT'S SPECIFIC IS THE GREAT BLOOD REMEDY OP THE AOK. Yrlto for full patt'cutari , and llltln book "Mes- MKO to the Uutortuuato Suffering. " ta-tl.OOO Rnward will h paid to any Chemist who will find , on analysis of ibfl bottles if S. B. 9. , ono particle of Meicury , lodldt of 'otwwlum , or other Mineral substance. SWin SPECIFIC CO. , Proprietors , Atlanta. Qa. 'rlco of Small Size , M i. f jM Sice . . . 1.79 Rotn nv AMI rmuooisTS. DR. WHIHIER. ITttt OharleaSt. BV.XiOtTIS Mo < A REGULAR OKADUATI of two msdloa eoU isslhas been Ionjer < nirared | la the treat ment ol CHRONIC , NERVOUS , SKIN AKB ILOOD Dltoasoi thaa any other physician In 01. < ouls as city papers show and all old resident * mow. Consultation free and Invited. Wnen II U Inconvenient to visit the oltjr ( or trtatmsat , medlclnu can be sent'by mall or express svry > whore. Curable cases guaranteed ; whsro draft xlstn It Is frankly stated. Call or writs. Nervous prostration , Debllltr. Mental .nd Physleal Weakneas , Mercurial nd other atieotlons of Throat. Skin and Bone ilood Impurttlea and Ulo.KJ Polsonlag , llcln Affeotlons. Old ttorea and Uloeri. .mpodlmcnts to Marriage. Hbeumatiam , files. Hpeoinl attention to oasofl from iver.workei flUROIOAIi OAflBB eoelve apei 200 paee ths whol story wen told. Many receipts ; who may mat * ry , who may not , why , " " " " ' " " " T TT" causoa , consoquenest and ran. Sealed ( or 25o postage or stamps. a 29d&wl HENDERSON A rrnulir giaduata . , in mcdklne. Over 18 600 & COS WyandoUe St. , \ ears' practice 12 KA SAS01Ty , MO. In Chicago. Authorized by the sttte to treat ChroulcNorvoua and Private dls- ease * . A'thuia ICpllepiy , llheu- mattira , Pliia , Taps Worm , Urln- aryatd Sklu Olioases , HsmiiAb WBARRMS ( n | ht louts ) B XUAI. I > KBIUTT ( lets ot sexual power ) Etc. Cures xuar- ante < d or money lelULded. Oftrifis low. Thousands - sands ot cases cured. No Injurious medicines used no detention from builnou. All i > edl- clnos turnlshel even to patient * at a distance , jotsullatlon free abd coi.udontlal rail ot writ * . AKeBdeti > rlencaarelmporttuL A BOO for x > i u sexes Illuitrattd and clronlaiB ol other ihlngstent sealed for I wo So rtampe. FUKK Ul HKIIU DOCTOR STEIMHARTA SUPPOSITORIES ! The Great Popular Remedy for Pile * Sure cure for Blind , Bleeding * Itching F And all forms of Hemorrholdal Tumors. Those Burrearroiuu act directly upon the ooaU of the Blood Vewcls. and by Uulr aatrlnnat effects gently force the blood from the swollio tumors , anduy making the coat * of the velas strong , prevent their refilling , and hence a radi cal cure Is sure to follow their use. Price , 75 cents a box. For sale by all druggists , or sent by mall on receipt of price , by n lUhModlo l Institute 718 bllvirst Ft PERSONAIf "Parts of the human body emargotj , developeil and atraugtboneO , " Uo.li an Intercatlng altcrt lenient long run In our . In ruply to inquiries we will say that Eiper. no evidence tf humbug about this On ilie contrary , the advertlwrs artr very hlubly in- ilorood Intereaiud peruoiui iray get sualoil clr * culan gtvlng all particular * , giving oil particu larti , by addroulni ; Erie Medical Cc , , P. 0. 613 , fluffalo , N. Y. Toledo K n nil-It DOCTOR STEINHART'S ESSENCE OF LIFE. FOR OLD ABO Ycs , MALI ABB FIMAU. It U a sure , prompt and effectual remed * or V. ' digestion. Dyspepula , InUrmlttant Invert , Waal of Appetite , Nervous Debility In all ItsStani " " Weak Memory , Los * of Braii Ponrer , ProstratWj , Weakness and gtoeral Leas of Fo er. It npalii uenoui waste , reJurenaU * the tadd lnt uo ( , strenththeni ths enfeehud brain and rector * * surprising ton * and vigor to' the uhauattd ot > x gans. Tboexperlenca ot thou andj prorMttl * U aa Invaluabl * remedy. Prlo * , tUjQaboiiu , or six or IS. For sal * by all drureUU , M secure from obserraUoa oa ree lpt ol J-.O.