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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1883)
THE DAILY BEE-WEDNESDAY MAY 1G PLAIN TRUTHS The blood is tlic foundation of life , it circulates through ever- part of the body , and unless It U pure and rich , ffod health is impossible. If discaj * has entered the system the only sure and quick way to drive it out U k > purify and enrich the blood. These jimplc facts arc well known , * nd the liighcs * . medical authorities agree thu nothing but iron will restore the blood to its " natural condition ; and also thai all the iron preparations hitherto made blacken the teeth , causc icad- ache , and arc Otherwise injurious. BROWN'S IRON HITTERSiwill thor oughly and quickly assimilate with tiw blood , purifying and strengthen- itj it , and thus drive disease from any part of the system , and it will not blacken the teeth , cause head ache or constipation , and is posi tively not injurious. \ Saved his Child , 17 N. EuUw St. , n.illlmore , Md. Feb. u , 1880. Gtnti : Upon the recommenda tion or a friend 1 tried BROWN'S IRON HITTBKI as a tonic and re storative for my daughter , whom I was thoroughly convinced was wasting away with Cormimption. Having lost three ( laughters by the terrible disease , under the care of eminent physicians , I was loth lo believe that anything ; could arreit the progress ol the disease , but , to my great surprise , before my cl.xigh- ter had taken one bottle of IlxmvN'v IKON HiTTrRS , she began lo mci.tl and now It quite restored to former health. A fifth daughter began to show signs of Consumption , and when the physician was consulted he laid * ' Tonics quickly were required quired/ ' and when Informed that tne elder sister was taking UPOUN'S IRON llirri'its , responded "that Is a good tonic , take It. " AUOHAM PitELrs. BROWN'S IRON HITTERS effectually - ly cures liyspepsia , Indigestion and Weakness , and renders the greatest relief and benefit to persons suffering from such wasting diseases as Con sumption , Kidney Complaints , etc. GOLD UUUAT , , I AKIR , 1878. BAKER'S r.nltr'1 TVrmdrm ClinrnMetitifit prrpartllnn of i > Mn cluicnljto fof fam ll/ u c. flnUr'l llrcnkfaa Oxon , from uMch the rxrr.i ol oil ht * breu fcnoTri ! cnnlljr iltetfclnl nnd tillnlrnhly c..nptcil for Invalldl. UnUr't Kimifto C/nitiiliiti , 01 a iltlnk or oatin n con- fcctlnnfrytiAdellctouiartklo i highly rrcnmnicndcd by Umtlili. I'uiktt't 7/rnijia , liirftlutblt 01 t diet fur chll * drtttt Uerinan Stocet Ctntculat t n moit cxctlltat erllclo far ftmlllci. Hold bjr tirocers ctcrjtrhero. W. BA.IC33R & CO | Uorclieitcr , Every Corset is warranted satis- iiotory to Its wearer lu every way , or tbo money will bo refunded by tbo person from vrbom It was bought. .btonlrCoraet pronounced by our Irtdlntt phyjIoUni u tBjiirlaui to tliRwun < r , ano > nlorwal.T ( ladli * M M "mottcomforubla ana V'rtect flttlng Oon t T Belf.AdJu.tlD , ( extra arr ) .00. Nuntic , 1.B ( flme cautl ) .OO Bklrt-Rupportlna. tl.OO. r T wle by IedU HeUll Dealer * cmiuAuo COUSIST co , , SANDY JANDY Send 81 , * , 3 , or 5 for n nnraplo re tail box by KxprcsM , of the beat candled lu America , put up In elccimt IIOXCH. nnd Urljetly pure. Sultn- blofor iircMCiitH. Kx- ircMH clinrern llrl | > t. llefers to nil Chlca- BO. Try It ouco. AitdrcHH , C. F. GUNTHERj Confectloiicrt AFURLCY VESITABU REMEDY COMPOUND eittlKOF POKE ROOT. PRICKLY ASH.PAHttl.ltU NlrStt. AHRFCCT ITHRICHi9TMItl009 AkOITKCHCTMCMtTHi ; | IJUOSOI01JIIOH-ST1 ciccsTivi roacis ULA1ISTNI ilvEMAND THI PtllSilllTDtKTKC CIRCULATION M f IIIUQ OMAHA.IUC. WITHOUT LIMIT. Recollections of Some B Poker Games by an Old Stager , Tragic Ending of a Game , Cnlcigo Herald. "lint by all odds the tnoit Ink-rest- I rig game I over law was ou the Hello Lunar , In 1857. There were cirtutn- ntoncoi connected with it which tnudo It on all-absorbing event to the few podplo who nndorstood what It really mo Ant. The play era worts two only , They are both dead , and probably all their descendants have followed thum to the grave , BO I may mention their name * and toll yon about the train of events which led to that pamo and Its attendant tragedy. In 185G there lived In a araall town In Kentucky a beautiful girl named Alice Oraytou She had a nnmbor of suitors , but cf all cf them two only teemed to meet with paoBing favor In her eyes. One wnmiriflti yotitiK planter named Horace ace Ellison , and the other a young lawyer , recently from the north , named Converse. Ellison had the advantage of hln rival in looks and accomplishments. IIo had traveled extensively , wan well road , polished , and bore thu reputation ot belnfj a dare devil In affairs oi gallantry , and was said to bo not over upright or honorable In his affalra with women. Ho was the sort of a man to attract most girls. But Miss Orayton pre ferred Oonvorto , n plain young follow , and finally married him. Ellison , after swearing tojv'ba ' revenged , wont abroad. In the count ) of a year Oonvone and wlfo went to Now Orleans to live. Two years after their marriage Con verse , returning homo on the Ballo Lunar after a baclnceR trip north , dis covered his old rival , Ellison , among the pasecngcra. AH feelings cf rotent- munt had dlod ( iut In his heart and hn grouted EMitou heartily , the latter returning the handshtko with well simulated warmth. For a day the two men ctmttfcd together agreeably , to all nppoarancea good friends. The next ovuuiug Ellison proposed a llttlo gaino of draw to while away the mo- monotony of the voyage Converse readily assented , und they started the game in a largo state room , Four or five others wore prcaout , but they didn't join It. At lint the ante was trifling. An Converse steadily lost , ho insisted on raising it with each deal , and btbii drinking , n rare thing for him to do. His 111-fortund continued , and alter a eoaiico of two hours ho began - gan to borrow money from his friends in the room , having lost all of hid own to E'linon. ' The latter wan cool and firm an u nck. Houuldom epoko , and then in cutting ncconiu , which added to the fast growing enmity hio oppo nent felt toward him. " 'Perhaps if Mr. Converse would finger his gluts lota and his cards more his gamu wunld bu tnoio Interesting and losn uary to beat , ' Ellison remarked - marked , " 'Mr. Coi.vorso o n take care of himself under all circumstances , ' Con verse rolortod. " 'Yea , ho denmnatratod hia facility for lookti g after hia onii liitcrouta two years ngti , when ho won u great Htake , but not by fair play.1 "I taw Convurtu'a face flash. He nndtr.itcod the ullaslon to the old riv alry between htm and Ellison , and its covett inalnuAtion. Ho started , as though to toy something , but stopped. The game went on , and aoou Converse had lost ovury penny , and his watch and diamond pin. "Ellison laughed snccringly. 'Mr. Oonvorco should apply hl method in love making to curd playing , ' he aid. ' "What do you moan , air1 ? " What yon pleaoo , Shall wo con- Inno the game ? ' "Convene was white with fury , ho gambling spirit , mingled wlthhato nd rage , was ou him. As If in answer o his unspoken thoughts. Elll- on said In his cold , exasperating ones : " 'You lack o stake. I will hazard > 11 my winnings against the night key if your house. Wo will play three lands in five for it. ' "This monstrous proposition struck is all dumb. Converse bounded 'rom ' his chair and gasped. He was peechless. In fact , the emotions of his great experience had deprived him of the power of words. Ellison alone was unmoved. He sat quietly tossing the pile of gold .before him with his white fingers. " 'Do yon consent ] ' ho asked , "Tho loss Converse had sustained he could not replace. Rnlu was before him. On the other hand , the privi lege ho was invited to hazard meant , II ho lost it , a dishonor worse that death. What thoughts ran through that man's mind In a few seconds wll ! never bo known. Ho grasped the baol of his chair , stared wildly around auc hoarsely muttered 'yes. ' "Yon may Imagine how breathless ! } wo bent over the players now. Thoj shnflled the cards In silence. Elllsoc won the first two deals. The nexl Converse won. The fourth time , amid a silence In the room deep as tlu tomb , Ellison dealt and gave Convene two queens , a jack and two nine-spots The latter drew one card and an nonncod himself ready. Ellison glancoc quickly at him and laid down foni aoos. I always thought ho had stocked his hand. " 'You have won the key , ' salt Converse. He drew It off the ring and then , quick as lightning , orowdei It into the barrel of his revolver Take It , ' and pulled the trigger Then ho turned the weapon upoi himself , and fell dead upon th oorpso of his antagonist , whose brain bcspattorrd thu curds which had do Buoyed their fortunes and honor am lives. " A F < u < hlounblo Folly. Cor. lUooklyn F j'o. I have ruu bump into the latet agony which i * nllllotliig the fashloni bio yonng kde ! hero , and , an the ba boj said whuu he swallowed cod-live oil for syrup , "It made me tired. " W B calling the other evening on young ludy , when I noticed aomethln crawling ou her dress , I called he attention to it , nud she said : "Whj that Is only my pet llzird. " Of conn I didn't want to appear Ignorant an make a birj of myself , so I sale "Yeflj.a.Yorjr.handsomo birdho I too , Da yon often take him out cf tils cage1' ? I know by the expression on her face that I had made a blun der , but I saw that I was In for it , and I got reckless and remarked , "If I had that thing crawling over mo I should khink I had the 'jlrn jams , ' or a torpid liver , or malaria , or something that wouli require my Immediate presence on a h'ishiog trip to Florida , " A man don't know much anyhow , and when lie meets a fashionable craza ho ought b know enonuh to keep still ; but , un fortunately , I have curiosity enough [ or a woman and I was bound to fiud out all about it. Then she told mo confidentially that hcr"darllng lizard" came from Tiffany and that It wan se cured by a gold chain and hoop ; that It was "real nice and very affection ate , " etc , And yet this aime girl would faint at the sight of a harmless little green snake and go Into hysteric * If an Innocent mouse came within ten feet of her , This may be fashion's edict , but I am willing to waper that no girl who has a Sunday night young man and who entertains him In the parlor where only one chair Is dontci In the whole course of the evening will be very likely to wear a lizard as an ornament. OOJIDBNTAL. J01TINQB. CALIFORNIA. The totnl receipts of the recent festival given by the Homeopathic HoipHal n so- elation of Oakland amounted to 61,310.85. The expenno amounted to (270.80 , leaving a net aura of $1,0)0.80. Sun Krancleco claims tn make more and better chocolate than any other place In the world. The Ingredients are sugar from the Sandwich Inland ? , COCOA from Ecuador , nnd vanilla from California. ctnnnraon bear An elKht-hundred-pniind win killed in H nt Barbara county re cently , The animal wai accompanied by three cubn , which escaped , A 'rock weighing thrt/e and one-half pounds WAS thrown up by an nrtesjan well on a farm near Old San Uernardlno Croat- lug a few days ago. The nurseries In Oakland and vicinity are said to bo swarming with green aphides , Hoees are particularly infested with the peHts. Favorable returns are being made by the committee engaged In making col lections for the conclave fund In San Francisco. Several Chinaman have recently been arrested in Efnn Prancinco for smuggling tobacco ashore from Hteumcra coming Into that port. Oakland will probably secure a cotton factory. About 1,200 of the necessary 1,500 shares have already been taken , The California Bible scc'oty ' celebrated its thlrd'thirdty anniversary [ at Oakland last week. There In a good-sfzsd date tree , n rello of Minion days , growing in the town of San Luh Obispo , The International hotel at Sacramento h ° .v been told for S22.GCO. Model to In talking of Incorporating as.a municipality , Grldley la to add a frog farm to its In- duetrlea. Sonoma will E.OOU Incorporate na a city , MONTANA. Bismarck In greatly ezeicited over the trr.rufcr from that city to Mandan , on the went hide of thu . river , of the Northern I'acltic eating station. Trains now atop at liifcinurck but a few momenta before haul ing out either eiutt or west. The total number cf letters mailed in Montana during the year covered by the last report of the postmaster tjenoral was 170.121. , ! Over 18,000 head nf buffalo have been killed enet of the Yellowstone river , in Montana territory , this teaeon , It in estimated that the beef product of Montana will fall far uhort this summer of what it wan last. The 1'nrk brunch of tbo Northern 1'ncl fie will bo fiuiaheil in OOciayi ) . It will be 53 miles in length. liuttoICIty claimant ) ) for rebate on tobacco taxes will receive in the aggregate nearly § 7,600. The pofttcflice at Canyon , Yellowstone county , has been discontinued , The Butte hospital in being thorough ! ; refitted and refurnished , Helena policemen are to be uniformed. Female help is in demand at Dillon. , ARIZONA. Arizona copper is worth IBJc per pound n the Chicago market ; lead G4 per ton liver Sl.OTi per ounce ; gold $20 per ounce nil bate bullion. Sea shells and crawfish are to be found the top of Lookout mountain , in the ? urtheaitern part of Yaoapai county. A ledge of A. & A. Scottish Kite Masons has been Instituted In Tucson. Small pox la reported to have broken on ! mong the Indiana In Arizona. Mineral Park has a trl-weekly mail and welve children In her schools. Strawberries sell at 75 cents per pound n Fhcsalz. Tucson Is Infeited with mad dogs. Tucson U to have an Ice factory. NEVADA. The Carton Appeal says there Is a salooi : eeper in that city who has two expensive y ornamented whisky bottles which he > aiiea over to his customers. Upon ont s pasted a certificate of COO shares of Ore mlulnr stock , and on the other a 500-share certificate of Albion mining stock , the ag gregate cost to him of the two certificate ! > elng over 92,600 , A few days ago n Mexican was eeec licking up stonex on one of the streets ol Virginia City. The street had recently beet macadamized with stone taken ont of the > ! d waste dumps , where the refuse ore rom the mines had been thrown twenty rears aro. Tne Mexican collected ilxty pounds of valuable ore from thi street , One man was killid and another serl onsly Injured by falling dawn a shaft In i cage at the Navojo mine , at Tuioarora Monday. It is mid that every mill on the Carooi river will be kept la active operatioi dutlng the Bummer months on low grads ore. ore.The fruit crop In the northern part o Lincoln county has been dtitroyed b ; Frost. IIawthornethenew town , la advertlslni [ or bids to build a court Louse and jail , OREGON , A boy , living near Portland , recentl ; picked up some cartridges and took then home to play with. He cut one In twi with a hatchet and held a lighted match t one half of it. It exploded , tenting oil hi right hand , and fearfully disfiguring hi face. The house and contents were bad ) ; ihakcn up , A Ohlnete ncilcller In Portland ref uaei to accept an English ehlllinf ? , saying : "N good. Mo heap eabe no chicken on him ! The Oregonian Is of the opinion that whe a heathen Ohlnee calls our glorlons bird chicken , it is time , Indeed , for him to gc The corner-stone of the Odd Fellow Orphans' home will be laid at Fair View fifteen miles east of Portland , on the 17t lust. The order baa purchased a fine trac of land there , A mammoth's task was recently fonn fifteen feet below the surface in a gravi claim near Uanby , A six-foot vein of coal has been dUco' ered a few inllei north of Oathlamet. Baker City U suffering from a scarclt of dwelling Louies. Fire boytnuder twenty years of ag ai * . . . ; * , , In Jill In Portland , charged with mur. der , COLORADO. Colorado cattle men and Colorado min ers aud metallurgists are findlne their way Into Mexico. Hence a fair amount of trade between ttiat country and Denver , embracing coffee , cattle , machinery and fruits , may be looked for In time. A Leadvlllo wrman recently stole four gold watches from as many persons during thu dinner hour at a restaurant. The watches were recovered , and she Is behind the bars for ninety days. A new and valuable strike was recently made in the Baltic mine , near Ironton , which has five feet of solid mineral , tnlcna and copper , of ucarbonlferous character. A man living In the vicinity of Oreoley recently received half a barrel of llvo German carp , with which ho intends stock ing lake up in his farm. The artesian well at Akrrn Is said to be cavirg In , end great dlllUulty Is experi enced In keeping the shaft open to prose cute the work. A well li being bored to determine whether or not there Is a stratum tf water with hydrostatic pressure fl > wing nnJer Denver. The town of Evans i overrun with tramps , They all ure willing to work , but want to ba book-keepers or nothing , It Is estimated that at least $200,000 111 bo expouded In building at Sllverton this season , . A new line of six-hone stages Into run am Red Cliff to Carbonate in u few ays. Trinidad U out of funds , and work on lubllc Improvements will cease for the resent. ihe last two terms of the Larimer ounty district court cost the taxpayers over 10,000. Crops ou the Divide are said to exceed .11 . former prospects for this season of the 'oar. ' 'oar.Divorce Divorce cases in the various courts of he ttato are said to bo on the increase. Tellutide Is ficuriog on hav'ng a rail- oad within her limits before long. A large flouring mill is soon to be 'reeled ' at Durango. Immigration to the San Juan country Is ncreaslng , There are 110 boys in the state reform cbool. DAKOTA. About forty indignant citizens nailed andles to a claim jumper's residence , near aulktou , recently , and carried It to the ttlxon river , where it was launched and tarted on a voyage down stream , Sam Johnson , a Norwegian lad living eight miles south of Swan Lake , was at- tucked by a ferocious bear a short time ilnce aud badly Injured. Considerable blooded stock is being im > lorted Into Weld , Larimer and Boulder lountien this spring. The Fargo hotel company has received ta charter. Its capital stock is $100.000. Freight receipts at the Carrington sta- Ion last week were 51,938.25. A fifty pound turtle was caught'ln the lm river a short time ago , Gunnlson Is jubilant over her prospects as a manufacturing center. Fort Collins wants a military post cs- abllshcd there. Beef cattle are said to be scarce In Tur ner county. Frederick In to have an artesian well. WYOMINU. A man named Leo , sold to be a relative f the late Mormon leader , John D , Lee , ] f Mountain Meadow fame , wna arrested it Granger the other day , charged with -ho murder of barber namsd Lelghton , of Rock Springs. The evidence against him ' 3 purely circumstantial. Had it been 'therwise ' he would probably have been ynched. It is said that Cheyenne depot is to be Abandoned by the government , along with Forts Cameron and Fetterman , The ; > osts which will be retained in the terrl- ; ory are Bridfjer , lluasell , Steele , Laramie - mie , McKinney , Washakio acd cnmp on the Snake river. Elk Point is justly proud of it ] nen creamery , which is one of the most oem < pleto institutions of the kind to be found anywhere , and has a capacity for making 2,000 pounds of butter dally. It Is reported that the secretary of the interior baa ordered V. H. Davis , attor ney and notary public at Huron , tc be suspended from practicing before th < 'and cilices , The Wood River branch of theUnlor. Pacific Is now completed to Peck-a > boc station , thirty-eight milia north of Shoshone shone , Garfield connty contains (1GS.1GO ( acrei of land , and of this number 75,000 acrei are under cnltivation , principally in grain Btlggs county raised five bushels o : wheat in 1881. 50,000 In 1882 and expect ! a crop of 250,0)0 ( ) this year. The new Catholic church at Elk Poln was recently struck by lightning , causinj considerable damage. A Brale county man has sold ? COOCOI worth of trees this spring for transplant Ing purposes. Northern Dakota boasts of eight town with a population of more than one thou sand each. Iowa parties are talking of renting th Dakota house at Huron for 81,000 pe ysar. ysar.A A number of young men at Cheyenni have organized an amateur athletic club Over (50,000 worth of buildings are li course of construction in Aberdeen. Inside business lots on Main street , Mitchell , sell for 92,000 , spot cash. An average of sixteen cars of emigrants movables arrive in Pierre dally. heat on the Northern Pacific fare ported as looking splendid. Coal has been discovered on the banks o Swan creek , near LeBeau. Chicago parties are talking ot starting i cheese factory near Laramle. An artesian well Is to be sunk at the in sane asylum at Yankton. Delegate Raymond has put in 3,400 acre of wheat this season. Salem claims the best postoifica It Southern Dakota. A board of trade has been organized a Laramle _ . Cheyinne Is bavins ; a tree boom thi spring. The Aberdeen jail is nsed for a gralnar ; Huron has sixty-four telephone ! . B rlcb.tYDUea e. Diabetes , Ktdnoi Liver or Urinary Discus Dave no fear of any of these dls eases if yon nso Hop Bitters , as the ] will prevent and care the wont cases oven when yea have boon made worsi by Borne great puQbd-up protondec care. care.A A largo number of depositions have recently contly been taken at Davenport in a patent ont infringement case between Adams i Westlnke , the oil stove manufacturers am J , I. Rtlhbonc , of Albrny. It 1s show ! by the evidence that Davenport was tb first city In which an oil stove was coc etructeu. Hootl'i Saraaparilla Is designed to meet the wants of thos who need a medicine to build thei np , give them an appetite , purify thol blood , and oil np the machinery c their bodies. No other article take hold of the system end hits exactly th spot like ilood'a Sarsaparllla. 1 works like magic , reaching every pai of the human body through the blooc giving to all renewed life and energy $1 a bottle ; six for $5 , . V * ' 1 t ' -4 I A"SPECFICFOR ! Epilepsy , Spnsmt. Conrt.1 elons , jtutUnt Id. file Anew , St. VI tus Dance , Alco hotLta , Opium Eating , AWitf- ] ' , Scroniln , | Ai .7/.X/Ugly / Blood Diseases , JJl/yrpsta , Jicr- % ousncf < , S'W' Jfcadathc , Illicit * . . . , . . , , . matlstn , A'cn * TO fl M f K C D ft ! P > T" ' Lj ( U IJ U C K U BiJ lIraln Worry. x - * L-J LJJ * r lotisncsn , Corttetnna , Xcrvous Prostration , Kitlntu Trottlta and Irregularities. ( l.W , at KriiBslrti. ( inm0 , | TftlmmilnN. "Samnrllan < nine Ij Uulniomli rt.1 Dr. .J. O. Jtcl.rm < > 1n , Alexander City , Aln. "ifccl Itmv duty I o recommend It. " ) ) r J ) . 1' . KitiKlilln. Wide , i.m.i : . "It cured ttlicroiili ) * dnnxf ilnl. ' ] ( ev..I.A.K.1l < ? , rc.v..r. Tn /Corrcn : > ondcnro frci'ly it THE ER. S. A. ElCniO BED. CO. , QT. JOEliPn , MO. Bailway Time Table , U. P. R. R. MAIN LINE. LKiVB. Aaniva. Dallj Esprev.l2:15 : p m Dally Exrrees.3:2J : p m Uenrer Kxp. . . 7:40 : p m Denver Exp..7:35 : am Emigrant. . . . 0:00 : p m Emigrant 6M : a m OMAHA AND LINCOLN LINK U. . P. DEPOT. LSATK. ARRIVX. Lincoln Kx..llI5tt : m I Lincoln Ex..1:03 : D m Mixed 8:15 : a m | Mixed 4:45 : p m DUMMY TRAINS BIIIDOE DIVISION. Dummy train ) leave Omaba ai follows. 8:00 : a ; 0:00 : a m ; 10:00 : a m ; 11.00 a m , 1:00 : p m ; 2.00 m ; 9:00 : p m : 4:00p : m ; 5 00 p m ; 6:00 : p m Dummy trains leave Council UlufTa as follows : M am ; 0:25 : A m ; 10:25 : am ; 11.25am ; 1:25 : p : 2:25 : p m ; 3.25 p m,4:25 ; : p m ; 0:25 : p in ; BM p Sundays The Dummy trains leave Omaha at :00 : , lloo : a m ; 2:00 : , 4:00 : , 5:00 : and 6:00 : p m. Leaves Council BluD * at 935 and 11:25 : m , -25 , 4:25 : , 6:25 : and 6:25 : p m. HHOUGII AND LOOALPASSENGER TRAINS BIIIDOE DIT18ION. LRAVI OMAHA. LXAVR CODKCIL BLDFTS 'aiuNo 2 7:45am : Pa s. No 5. . . 7,25am " No 10 6:45pm : 11 Nol5..11:20am : " No 4 3:40pm : ' No 3. . . 11:30am : migrant No 6.C:15 : a m ' NOU..M 7-20 pm " No 7.0-00 pm " No 1. . . . 7:00 : pm IOUX CITY & PACIFIC DEPOT N. llth St xjive Omaha for O'Neill Tla St Paul Line for Blair 8:30am : rrlre from Ncllgh 6:30 : p m 0. , M. & ST. P. K. B. U. P. DEPOT. LKAVB. ARRIVB. Mail * Ex 7:45am : I Mall ft Ex..72Jp | tn * tlantlcKx..8:40pxit : I Pacific Ex..8:45 : a .n Dally except Sunday. | fDaly. IVABABU , ST. LOUIS & PACIFIC R. R.-U. P. DEPOT. LKAVK. ARRIVB. imaha 7:45 : a m I Omaha 11:70 : a m 3:40pm : I " 520pm C. , B. & Q. B. R. U. P. DEPOT. ARRIVB. LHAVI. fall * 7:45am : I Express 0:45am : iiprcm 3:40 : pm Mall * 7.25pm N. V. Kx. loivea Council Bluffs at 3:17 : p mt " arrlvoa " 820 a mf 'Sundays ' exceptod. tOmaha time. C. , K. I. & P. B. B. U P. DEPOT. LBAVK. , lall 9:45 : a m Express 7:15 : a m Express .7:20 : p in Mall 3:40 : pm 'dundays ' ci copied. 'Sundays ' exccptcd. C. & N. W. B. B. U. P. DEPOT. ARRIVB. LEAVB. lall * 7-45 am I Expregj 0:45 : am Exprcea 3:40 : pm Mail * 72U p m "yundays excepttxl | 'Sund&yn exceptcd 8. C. & P. B. B.-U. P. DEPOT. ilallt e Oam I Express 0:50 : ft m Expreea 6:00pin : | Jlalif 7:20 : p m ( Sundays exceptod. iT , PAUL &J OMAHA , NEDRA8KA DIVISION DEPOT N. 15TH ST. No 2 8:00 : ami No 1 4:50 : pm No 4 12:15 : I ) m | No 3 11:45 : am Sundays exccpted. K. 0. , ST. JOE , & 0. B. R. R B. & M.DEPOT. Mall 8:25 : am I Kxrreoa 6:00 : a m Exprtsa 7:20pm : | Mall 6:50pm : B. AM. K. , INNEBBA8KA. ) onver ExpB:15am : 5:35 : p m Lincoln Exp..0:35 pm 8:10 : n m MISSOURIIPAOII'IC U. P. DEPOT. ARRIVE. DEPART , ! xpr 38 6:50am : I Express 7:55p : m Mall 6:1 : pm | Mall 8:05am : Trains leaving at 7:2.1 : p ci and anlvlnjf at 0:50 : a m will have Pullman sleepon. Opening and Closing of Malli. BOUTB. OFKN CLOSS. a , m. p. m , a.m. p.m. Chicago & Northwestern..11:00 9:00 : 6:30 : 2:40 : Chicago , Bock lehnJ li P..11:00 0:00 6:30 2:40 Chicago , Burlington & Q. , .lliO : 9:00 : n:3o : 2:40 : Wabuh 12:30 5:30 : Sioux City & Pacific B.-OO 7:20 : | Union Facl9c 4:00 : 11:40 : Dmaha. & Republican Val. . 2:0) : 11:10 : Jurllngton & Mo , In Neb. . . 0.00 7:40 : 5:30 : Jinaha k Korthwcetcrn. . . . 6,00 7-0 : Mia1 our I Piclflc 6:30 : 6:30 : Local mills for State of Iowa leave but once a day , rlz : 4 30 a , m , A Lincoln mall la also opened at 10:30 : ft. m. . Office open Sundays from 12,00 m. to 1:00 : p. THOS. F. HALL , Postmaster Saturday Evening Trains The following tablt ehows the date and namet rf roads tunning trains to Chicago fiom thi Union Paclflc transfer on Saturday evenings : The Chlcag.1 , St. r nl Mtnncapnlli and Omaha trains leave every Siturdiy afternoon. The Chicago , Milwaukee and 8t. Paul tralot care erenr tamrday afternoon * Nebraska Loan & Trust Company HASTINGS , NEB. Capital Stock , - - $250,000 JAB.B. nKAimVELL. Frorident. . A. L. CLAHKE. Vlce-Preildent. K. a WEB3TKK , Treasurer DIRECTORS. Samuel Alexander Oawald'Ollrer , A. L. Cluke , E. 0. Webster' Oeo. n Pratt , Jaa. & Heartwell , D. M.UcElUlnnev. First Mortgage Loans a Spoojaltj Thi * Company farnlihet a permanent , homi Imtltutlon whore School Bend Band other Ugallj Issued Municipal oecoritle to Nebraaka can bi be negotiated on the most favorable termi Loam made on Improved farm In all well Battle * counties of the gtate through roaponilble loca corr > rondeifa. ALL TIME , Six Venn old , trd ! by Almont , he by Alexan der Abdillah. Dim , On Time , by War Dance Alee the EUndird'bred Stallion ORIENTAL , Three years old , sired by Almont Ujhtnln ? , by Almont dam. KEmCOTNTRiL Four yean old , S:3I : , by Beliorlal , Belzorlal wa by Alexander' * Abdallah. Will make the leason at my place on 20th St. two block * west of Or en Street on , at 135 OC each. Marei not proving to foil can be return cd nextieuon free of charge , The money mu * b p U Invariably In adiance. For further par tlculari see or addr M . KD. UEED , m 5-tod mi 1m Omahk , Neb , ( > . . , . IK _ STEELE , JJHKSON & GO. , WHOLESALE GROGER.S . AND JOBBERS IN Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and All Grocers' Supplies. A Full Line of the Best Brands of Ol&AES AID IAEMCTUEED TOBACCO , Agents for BENWOOD HAILS AND LAILiH & BAND POWDBB 60 -DEALERS IN- ALL'S SAFE AND LOCK Fire and Burglar 1020 Far n ham Street , ANHEUSER-BUSCH Brewing Association , CELEBRATED KEG & BOTTLED BEEE , THIS EXCELLENT BEER SPEAKS FOE ITSELF , . Orders from any part of the State or the Entire West will be promptly shipped : All Our Coeds arc Made to the Standanmf our Guarantee , ' GEORGE HENNING , Sole Agent for Omaha and the West Office Corner 13th and Barney Streets. HAS THE BEST STOCK IN OMAHA AHD1AKES THE LOWEST PRIDES MPeOVEiENTS Have now been finished in our store , mal * Ing it the largest and most complete In the West. An additional story has been built and the five floors all connected with two HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS , One Exclusively for the use of Passengers. Those immense warerooms - rooms three stores , are 66 feet wide are filled with the Grand est display of all kinds of Household and Office Furniture evei shown * All are invited to call , take the Elevator on the first floor and go through the building and inspeot the stock. CHAS. SHIVERICK , 206 , 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street , Omaha PERFECTION HEATING "AND BAKIMG la only attained by ruing CHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges. WITH WIRE IfAUZE OVER DOORS , For Bale by MILTOH ROGERS & SONS MORGAN & CHAPMAN , : OLESALE GEOGEE 2I3 Farnam St. . Omaha. MANUFACTUnER OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES , Window Caps , Finials , Skylights , &c. THIRTEENTH STREET. OMAHA NEB FREDERIC GOAL The only Coal mined west o 'the Mississippi River Mint is equ in quality to the ROCK SPRING COAL. THE ONLY IOWA COAL That will stock for a year without slacking or'shrlnklng , Pronounced by all the leading brick men In Western Iowa aa the very bent coal for burning brick ever Deed in the Weat. EUREKA COAL AND MINING C0.t Frederic-Monroe Co , , Iowa. . \ ! > ! D ,4J