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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1884)
CITE DAILY BRE TirrilvSDAY , MARCH 20 , 1881 , South UJtli Stvoet , below Fiirnum. SOLE AGENTS FOR 50 NEW LOTS Just platted out in this addition at SIV.J5 to 8350. Per lot. First allotment all taken mainly by persons who will build desirable residences m the spring. \ This Addition runs from Dodge street to Davou port street , the most healthful , sightly and desirable SUBURBAN PROPERTY IN OMAJIA. Near Cable , Belt and Cumin ? street lines. -Sold Forty-One Lots in this addition in January. Call oflice. Will take 'you out and back in half an hour. .A Desirable Business Property on Farnam Street. Rented to good tenant. Pays ten per cent on in vestment , net. One of the Best Business lota on Tenth Street ; 0(5x182,310,500. ( An Umproved Farm. Near station in Douglas county , two * oed houses and i'rame barn a first class farm in every respect. Will sell or exchange for city property. Desirable Lands in Boone , Mndison and Nance coun ties , in quantities to suit purchasers , 38.01) ) per acre. Will take loss foi a quantity. Forty Acres o first-class land , improved , good for gardens and small fruit , within three miles of postolllce , 530 pei acre. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE , full lot , two story house , metn oE , S rooms. Must be sold. Spe cial terms at oilico. , Good Cottage , five rooms , new , ono block fron si reet cars , § 1,000. Monthly pay incuts. Fine Residence , near Twentieth and Uass streets JSiisy payments. Residence Proper on 18th street. Large house , goo barn , full lot , street cars , § 3,500. Business [ Property on Saunders street. A good invesl ment. Call I'or particulars. Several Good Lots on very easy terms to those wl will build. Property Shown on Applicatioi ill C.Vl'TION. I > linn'il Imt eonf'Uii i.lnlthtli..uloU < uli- Mittttc * ImlUtloin. nnjo Tel tiutn'-iu . ' Siu-uii Mtprftr1 * , " otCi , etc. , which are ticw Icinc lilMinfaf- turrtl litMfnw vet ons. None i > ftlu > < p contain .1 sJnsle'artl lo which enter * Iti o the iv.nipo ltlon of S. S. S. Thfto In onlvoniXltr Specific and Iliore ( nottilng In theworUllkp It. To pruxont ilUiitcr anil disappointment , lw sure and get the KviiUlnr. Swlft' SpIH' l < rompteto antldMe ( n Illrod Tnlnt , lllojd l'ol , Mahnnl lVl in and Skin llu inour. ' . Di' ' K < " SMITH , M. ! ) Atlanta , Oa. lh o hvl rrmuknlilo KIICOOM with SUtt's S | - clllo In Iho treatment ot Illoixl nml Skin ll < oau- < , wnl tn Kvn.ale DK'i'o * I to k It tn > ! oU lor Car bunclea wlthli M' > ctlort , I > . 0. 0. HKNRV , M. ! > . , Atlint.1 , Ov t ti'.O Sullt'd Sporlfln on nil lltllo tluightor , ulm > M ! Hict > l u'.tmximo Ulwil 1'ononhlrh luil re- ltsil lliMil of tre\tmi'iit The St | clila rt-lvteil h r I'crtnalientlyi ntid I slnll tine It In In ) prixctln Our triHtlw un UUxxl niul Skin DUcicM nialltil frco to . . ' V.int TUKSWIHT Sl'KCIKIO CO. , Drawer 3 , Atlanta Ux N V onice. lf.1W.t3d 9U. lt eeii 6tii nnil 7ih t m < i The u o ol the term " Mhot Lino" In connection with thi cori > or&to nnino ol n erontrovl , mnojn an Men ol list wh\t rociulml liy the traxcllut ; t > ub lie a Short Line , Quick Tttni and the lnnt nl noojrauiodt tlnmtil of which are turn- Ithod by the Kruiteat railway lu America. CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE And St. Paul. It owns and operates oer 4,500 mitts ot Northern Illlnolx , Wlncomlii , SlinncKota , low * Dakotn ; niul aa ta niMn lines , tir.inU.i-i nnd ornncc Huns reach nil the Kt"at hui.iic ! s oentrea of tbt N'orthtti t aiul Kir West , It mtnmUy nii'wrn tht JpHoriptl in nl Short l.tno , nnil llest Houle U.IUVOD ClitcLRo , Mllwaukoo , St. 1'inl and MlnneapolU. C ! > lcntoMilv..iukeo , Irt Cnw-io nml Wlnoim. Onlcauo , Jtllwtuken , AberJoen and l.ltetuHlj ( Jhicato , Mllw.iukcu , li u Clalro an I Mlllwatof " ChirAio , Mllwaukeo , Wnu u nnd Merrill. Chluiuo , jlh\au col Hrner Him and O hko h. o. Milnankec , Wuul.eilii nnd Oroimaiov.oa o , Mllwauken , Mnill nn .itid 1'rnlrlodtl Chleri o , Milwaukee , OiNiloimaand t'.Mrllmult. Chicago , llcloit Janojil'lu ' nn 1 Mineral Point. Chieuio , Klein , HnLklonl and Dnlni ] i | . . ChicM o , Clinton , Kouk Maud uiul L'uihr lUpIJa. Chicago , Council lllulln an.l Omihi UlitcAgo , Slnut City , Sioux Talln and Yankton Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell aiulUlnmlierlnlii. Hock Hand , Uiilnniuu , St. 1'nul and MlnnetpolU Ui\cnport , Oalmar , St. 1'aulnd Mlnne. > polu. Pullinnu Slecpcri ami tha I'lnest DlnticCari In world nro run on the nulnHnei olthiOI-UCACQ MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAiLV AY anil o\ery attention In paid to lUsnouK'ora by count out cniplojei of the c S. d. HKKAn.1' . . A. V. II. CAIU'TTKR , Oen'I Manaccr , Ucn l'a s. i .J.r.u.\i < lv , OEO II. UtArTOKD , liisf ALONCl Till' T.1NK OV Tlli : | Chicago , St , Paul , Minneapolis and OMAHA RAILWAY. The now cxti'iislon of this line from Wakefleld up the BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the CAN through Uoncord nnd Coleridge Hearhrsthelwst nirtlonot this Stato. Special ox- curalon ni'oa fur Uiul tuckers n > rr tlili linu to VTajiie , No-folk and lUrtlngtun , niulU IlUIr to .ill principal ] ) oliit9 on the SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD Tr ina over tht C. , St. I' . II. & O. HiI ! iy in Oor HKton. Sioux iit ) , ronca , HaitinKtoiiVajno and Norfolk , cOoxxaaoot ; fit I31 ix- For Fremont , Oakila u , Nell h , and through to Val entine. fSTFoi rates ntnl all Information call on P U Wim.SKY. General Apont , Striu ; * UuillicKCat. . luth anil larnnin St4 , umaha , Keb. si { n ncsecurcil ai 'lepot , corner Utn DUFHENE& MENDELSOHN. .TC'IU'-MOVED TO OMll \ NATIONAL HANK IlL'lLUINCi. Nebraska Oornico AND MAKUFACmiREIlS OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES FINIALS , WINDOW CAPS , Tin , IRON AND SLATE ROOFING , PATKNT MCTALIO SKYL10HT , Biron Fencing ] Crestlnzs , Ilaltirtrades , Verandaa , Ofllco and Ban ! HallilKS , Window and Cellar Guard * , Kto. COtt. 0. ANUetli 3T KKP , LINCOLN NKB. PUS KH. M er. _ Ciiro without mcd Iclno , I'.itentcdOc toiler IB , 76. On box No. 1 will euro any casein four days or ICFS Nr I v. ill cure tlio most ouatliiato canu no matter of hoi long standing , Allan's Soluble Medicated Bougie No nauseous doacs cl lubcbj , copabin , or oil of Bar daluood , tint ar n- . iiu to prodiico dyi < | ipiiia | b dcstrojlm tut ) C'latliij of thu utomach , 1'rlca 9lt > Si d by ft I drureWH , or muled en receipt ol pric For further particular ! Bovl for c'rruUr. 1' O Itox l.DSi < " ( John htrci't Nflwv. . S. H. ATWOQD , Nel Plattaraouth , - - - - BBXADIROP llIGROfailBRRD AKU IIIQI1 QUADt JERSEY CATTLE AMD DUROO OR JBR8BT RKD 8WIHI MTTnunir ntnnk for R l . Oorrenpondenoo ollolt i EUROPE ! ! COOK'H QIIANI ) KXCUHSION3 lea\o New Yoi In April , Maraud Junu.lKSI. I'AHSAUi : TICKI-n by a.l ATLANTIU SrnAMKHS. Hpoclal fucllitlM It ecurlii ) , ' IJOOI ) IIKUT1IO 'IOUIIIST TICKIII'S fi travel ruin I'.UIIOI'B. liv n'l routei , at fuluctd rttc UUOK'rt iXCUIMIONI3T : , with majw and full j > u tlcularM , h > null 10 ctntn. A'Mro < TIIOS. COTi fcHON , .1 lirovlwny , H. Y. MANUKACTUItKIt Of WINDOW CAPS , FINIALS , ETi L I O 3L3tlJ. CSti-oevf , NKIIIIAHK A vktlm of earlf Imprudence , numni ; i llebllitr , im'inaturo dirajr. etc. . linvln.r trlid m ttlncvLry knovn remuty. litDillniiivcnMl a KlmpM pieanHOI > rlf-curv , whlin liu will mud 1'Hl.U lu ul9lellow-tulf < r'rri. Aililrr it , , J. U. KKl.VI'H. urimtlimn f.U Vnv York fflien 1 ay taro i ui ii i-inciui nfrc y t < i ti'puoin 1 -tlrcoHtiJ ilicii imeititnitiMiirn ugaln I nimiaru rrl - cure. I ha > H inniln Ilia lit ti'O of FITi. irll.tl'i enelj to curu IMi irttca-o lUr ui clhort b . al l It iii > r TO ( ur ii > uuw ntet\ \ < s caix. * " ( r < ( < > r u trvjtl.a H > I 1 u ITBU Uottlti of nif lti ! - < I J-.N ! ( im KilTlr. . anil I' < t 1)111-e It i * K btt it rr ii trlil , mid I Kill ruin 11. . _ _ XilJrur llr II ( I UllllT UiPiMtlSt * " * Mimmmm SyfMl'l. H II I.ANK.f'f ttt * Ih Juln MBil < * no * pflin Iteuu I ) whF i ktf fcnd l * l lr * lr. Kiftfttll COUHCILJILUFFS ADUlt'tONM , LOCAL NJ5W3 1' . Overtoil lua c.iiisetl tlio nrrcstof M. i. Riily niul Rooruo Uaily for stealing coalono ton each. It ia claimed that there has been a ajatematio slo.iling going on for some time , it being on the following l > l.\n : A man buys a Imlf ton of coal and goes to the car at the railway track to got it , with his own wagon. Ho then re turns to gul n ton more without buying it. Seine c.irs hnvo run ai high as four tons short on lioing delivered out thus to purchasers , and it is claimed that this ia the way the stealing has boon done. Whether the two arrested are in to it or not remains for Justice Schurz to decide when ho hears the evidence. An Kvtrmlptl I'oiiulurlty TIOI-IIF.S have boon lioforo tlio tnililio ninny yoarc. Fur rolloinp Oounln nml Throat troitbhn tlioy nro minorior to nil other articles. fiM onin lmrt * IOWA. N'KWtj. Major Conger , stuto treasnror , is said to bo tlio richust man in the list of state of li curs. Tlio Burlington Hawkey o says the tower on Mio now Muthodiat church there "will bo HID foot high. " Tlio CXloboIt Reporter says it meaiia to keep tr.ick of nil the weddings nnd b. - bieg. The Reporter grows smpicuus. The indications nnnuul the Otluimva hrowuricfl indicate. The Courier thinl.a , that the boor crop is not likely to fail for u while yot. The Republican , at Mason Cily , is now all printed nt home , and hiw ehuiged its iinuiu Iroin Corro Gordo Republican to Mason City Republican. D. Yv. Hughes , who for several , years past has nudu an etllcient and popular manager of the Kookuk opera house , has been succeeded by Harrison Tucker. Sirs. James McNamara died in Daven port last Friday evening , aged f > l. Slto had lived in 8c itt county thirty years , and loaves a huab.uut and seven uhildrun. A boy named Trusalor , on the way homo from school , in Croslon , pushed a little daughter of W. A. Lay ton oil'a hiah sidewalk. The little girl's leg was broken. Last Sunday the 15-year old son of the loading saloon keeper in DM Moines joined the Methodist church in that city , and on the lot of .Inly his father will retire - tire permanently from the aaloon busi ness. It is reported that Keokuk has oll'eroJ Morrison Bros. , tlin extensive plow manu facturers of Ft. Madison , a bonus of $ ( iO,000 to locale in that place , wliich oiler , liberal as it may acorn , \vas re jected. An attempt was made by seine un known person Wednesday night last week to fire the Grimes' block on Main street , Burlington , by lightning a fuse running to a tank containing four gallons of coal oil in the kitchen of the Palace restau rant. Senator Wilkiii , of Madison county , a bachelor of15 yearn , gave the last nn % ' needed vote on the woman suffrage amendment when it was before the sen ate a few days ago. Without his sup port , it would have boon defeated in that body. Father Lcnelmn , of Sioux City , stated in his sermon at the Catholic church on Sunday , the propo.ied law to lax pri vate property fulls heavily on the Catho lic church , that denomination having more church property and schools than any ether class in tlio utato. Gco. W. Chapman died at Iowa Falls on the llth inst. , aged t7 ! yeara. lie wiia up to the thirty-third degree 'in Masonry ; years ago published a paper at Fort Dodge , and for a number of years was private secretary to Alex. Mitchell , president of the Chicago , Milwaukee < V St. Paul railroad. A Cedar Rapids dhpatch of the IFith says : In a ton mile contest to-night , be tween Barney Leo , champion ton mile walker of Nebraska , and Harry Lodge , champion of Iowa , for the championship of Iowa and Nebraska , and 850 , Lodge won in two hours and five minut < * s. Lee was only n quarter of a second behind. There was a man by the name of Andrew - drew J. Lo.ik in the county clork'f ' olh'co at DCS Moines a few daya ago. li all his life ho hai never apokon any othei words tlmn ' 'yes" and "no. " These In speaks as plainly as any ono can speal them , hut does not attempt to aay any thing clso. lie is nearly CO years of iige Says the Davenport Democrat : Tin most beautiful , imposing and costly miira tablet in Iowa , without doubt , if not ii the west , will soon bo placed in St. Mar guerito'a cathedral in the memory of th lamented Bishop McMullon. The de sign for it was adopted recently by council of priests , presided over by th Very Kov. H. Cosgrovo , administrate of the diocese of Davenport. The following from Tlio Potorsoi Patriot of the Mtli , refers to tha coa shaft : "After getting the water unde control nnd going about ton foot deepc with the shaft , a stream of quicksani about two foot in depth was encountered and it was thought safest nnd boat to us iron casing through it , wliich casing i being made at Sioux City this week 0. I * . Woodurd nnd Mr. Jones , the fort ti.an in the construction of the shaft , nr expected to return with it to-day. " A woman ( i t years old , who has live within tw > or three miles of Mocklin for the past twelve years , came to Siou City n few daya ago. The trip wan novel 0110 to her from the fact Unit i was the tirst timu she overrode on a rai road train. And it wan still more strong that she had never yut hcon inside stage coach or on n stoamooat. til came west in her own conveyance , an never until last week patronized a | iubl conveyance of any kind. Phil McCaffrey , n Ealoon-Koepcr ( Livermore , wax on the railroad trac with a lenm ami cutter , on the Jltl when a wild train ran into the outfi killing Iho horecs instantly. Mtf'ullrc was not hurt , or was too drunk to kno it if ho v'u.i. Ho had fallen into drunken sleep and his horses had tunu down the Burlington , Cedar Rapida Northern track instead of crossing M Oalfroy left Livermore at 5 o'clock tl evening before nnd must have been eon on the track nearly all night. The tear belonged to a liveryman at I.ivornioro. A Volllnj ; In gomctlih'g to lie "voided , liable * wi coliU , liublen with croup , bnliloa with ecalt bin us , blton , acluw , Hjiruln or pulusarebou to become noiay tcnauU of thu bousoliold. J Tluinm ? ftfatric Oil will euro all tlieee co THE WHITE RIVER COUNTRY , A Careful Descriiitioii of Us Advan tages and Disadvantages , Gtt.cti liv Ono Who KIMWMVliorril llo Spouks mid May bo He lled Upon. Fremont Ttlluiuo. At tlio present time tliuru ii much talk nml some little excitement concerning tlio White river country situated in northwestern - western Nebraska nml southwoatorn Dakota. From ono portion of Missouri a colony of ever 100 families is on its way there to locate , besides numerous ether smaller colonies from various other sec tions of HID country. A nuinbur of persons - sons in this city contemplated locating there nml M. V. Scoly wrote to Hen. Geo. F. Blnnchard , post trailer nt Pine Kiduo nirtiitcy for information and receiv ed thu following detailed description in reply , wlnoli the 1'ribuno is no'initteil tn print for the benefit of tha hnndruilg of people who Imyo turauil their eyes to ward that auction for homes : 1'tsi : Uinnn AIIKVOV , P. T. , ) Mixn-li Wtli , ISSI. ) To M. V. Sooloy , V.-"i. , l-'iemout , Noti. Di.vu : Sin : Yours of the 5th received by last mail , nml 1 will answer in detail. All of the south branch in in Dakota , and muuh of the larger p.u-t of tlio north fork in also in DakoU. All thatu south of : v point about three miles north of Hoavi > r creel. . is in Nebraska. All lamia < m the White river , except those in Nebraska , are Indian lands. Tlmro are no vnlley or bottom lands on the White river or miy of its tributaries. The river is vrry crooked , and lioro nml there itvo a few acres of jjraas ° r botlmn land , occasion ally 80 or 100 acres Kill bo found in a body , though usually only a garden patch It is a hard country to dosciibo , because I cannot compu-o it with any uthor 1 oversaw saw , particularly with tint p.\rt ot Ne braska with wliich wo uro both familiar. To describe IIIK N urn : Hixr.u I will comiuenco oppnsito the mouth ot * the South fork and go went , lirat saying that nunt of our n rtli sand hill country is south and eaat of our starting paint , though there are some miles of it north and west. Now , commencing at thu head of the south fork and going almost directly west , there ia u continuous line of blulFa extending to the head waters of the north branch of White river. Ko White river has a northerly coursu and the blull'j westerly. They cjnio together at Fort llobinson. For your oonvennmjo 1 will ci.ll the whole of the country bo- twcoti those bluffs and White river the "Whito river country. " This chain of bluff * looks ai though ( ! od had finished the vrorlcl before ho mntlo thotn , and had taken the refuse matter and dumped it down for a kind of wall between White river and Running Water. It is with ditliculty that these bluffs uro crossed any whet o with a team for mil us , and they are positively impassable on horseback oren on foot. They are full of canyons which are not uniform , but break the blnll'f in every direotbn. Thoao canyons are usually 11M.I , OK TI.MIIIill , the growth being at the lowest points cottonwood , elm , box older and ash , and at higher point * pine and cedar , thurn being more pine than of all the reat put together. This chain of hills is called the divide. In this divide are ninny springs , which are the headwaters of the tributaries of White river , Wounded Knee , Wolf , While Clay , Heaver , Bordeaux - doaux , Chadaon , Dead llorwo , Trunk Hutto , Ash wid Little White Cl.iy. Everyone ono of these strea'/ia is without bottom land , except in small patches , though contiguous to them , on what is usually exiled thu second bench , there in soma level or lolling country. Each of the streams 1 have named h.ia ono or more branches worthy of a iiiiuio , besides HOV- er.il small &pring branches , so you will see that for A STOCK COIi.VrilV it is well watered. What little bottom land there ia on the White river mid its tributaries is mostly sandy. There is i chain ot bluffs ono on both sides of White river and its tributaries , between tin streams t hero ia some beautiful country and fertile land , or would bo if we had ; i good rain-fall. Though there are aotni ! good lands , the whole country under con aidcration is badly broken , and can only bo travnled over , or to , in a few places , There is some timber on all streams There are no HVWIIM.S : in this part of the country , except a gov eminent mill and one nt Fort Kobhirtoi ( GO miles ) . At thcau mills logs are sawoi for one-half tlio lumber , logs cost deliv ered at mills 818 , 18 to 2li , making cos of lumber from § ! ! l ! to $11 per thou.suid Oorn cannot bo raised hero except a vor , curly variety. Perhaps yankee corn migh bo rnised. Vegetables < lo well on th small patches of bottom land 1 have den cribcd , potatoes growing largo and of quality efjual to those raised in No1 England. For want of sufficient rain full , there pro as many failures as sue cesses in raising anything on well Bolect od lands. I have been horu nix yearn and have never seen but ono crop raise on what could bo called upland , that wo last year , when there was sufficient rail fall to produce good urain and a fair cro of hay on upland. The beat land in th country named ia on Bordeaux and As creeks. If yourself and friends want to l < cato with cattle enough to mnko a livin without farming , except to raise a gai don , I would be pleased to assist you i locating and Bay thin is the best grazin country I oversaw. Jf you want to tr , farm ing , I would be still glad to hoi you to go'a good location , but I woul not furnish tlio need and take tlio cro for my pay. Still if there flhould bo rain-fall equal to that of last year , goo small grain could bo rained , but us I sai before wo have only had ono wet Btuso in six years. The fact of a light rail fall accounts for its bomg a good gnixin country , Tito hay used at this agency drawn ( mobt of it ) fifteen wiles for m horao ranch about tfl. There uro thoi Bands of acres of good grazing lamUlu cannot bo cultivated under any circuu stancua. 'J'liis country looked butter la year than 1 ever saw it bofuroand 1 ha' ' been over a good deal of it. And too wan visited by moru land seekers , I appearance then Diciivii : ; : ) A MIKAT MANY i and will bring many men hero that w . wish themaelvcM out of it before ono si son passes. For grand scenery , health ! climate and delicious water nnd go , gra'/.inu' , Una country is hard lo bent , 1 : for farming 1 would not take l.COO aci as a gift. My advice is not to inaki move with n colony of "my frioims"wil out first Bonding u good roprescnUt : man to see thu country. Don't sol lands from a government map. Da let a locating ugent select for you or i ether of my friends. Don't let an } thorn get eicited because colonies coining from Miuauri , liulntn , Iowa and southern Nebr.Mk.i. 1) m't take my judi inout in the m.ittor for there may be .x cliango in r.\iu-fall. Put SI'Ei'Mt. I' on what 1 cuition in re ml to boiiij' in- lluenccd by mapn. No ono wants mnru than I do to see Nobr.iska Hottlodand its people prosperous , but 1 don't want my Iriendh fooled. 1 have recently neon an article , ( written and 1 have no doubt in good faith ) calling attention to the fact that the maps show whole townships with no.uly every section watered. Accord ing to the government maps T. ! 2'J , U.I I is tlio best wntorod township T ever saw. Vbmit forty claims have boon taken there , ( mostly 1 think from the maps ) ' have ridden nearly nil over the township on horao back and know there is not one foot of running water in the whole ( ! miloa square. There is but ono tree on the township. Close to this tree is a pool of water called n npring. I Imvo in doubt it is , as it is never dry , though water does not run from the pool , winch is about n rod wide il two tods long There is ono other pool of water in the township. If you will c.imo out to BOO the country I will take thu plasuro in taking you about. 1 would much rather you would come than bo discouraged by anything 1 have written. 1 have no doubt you would en joy the trip , fall in love with the country and climate , but don't tiring poor people hero to make a living by tilling the soil. Yours truly. tlr.o. F. A Pleasant AoUiioxvliMlfjiiionl. ad Hour Hlmmxuh nml mltnrulitu fur immtliM , mid n > im' thbi u\pry iluy. I nxod fk ! : ! > \ > < l Itittfit uUh tlio ninut mmulniiH ; fot'l HiluiulUl. | " Mix. .losui The State Oratorical association wag BO .liasatiiitiod with the result at Ames that it rovornud the verdict of the judge by , \ itu of 'JO to ( i , but the otllcers of the aaiociation gave the eiedentials to Dyer , the winning orator. PO//ON1. Nil nniuo U better anil inoro pleasantly mill uiili'l\ _ Known than tint of .Mr. . ) . A. I'D/ . yiml. i'or yu.ir ho II.VH nmdo himsnlf f.uilnllM liv tlin t'lcn.mt perfumes and ciinmlmion pirn- < lt > r llrit bo.irrt his iriuio , tlin Intti'r liuin : loiiiul itH way to thu li llm of I'ariN , tioiinuny mitt Lonilon. I' enlnuly ailnnies licuiity In l.ulii'K. Nntliiiij ( ill tin moro to pnnliico or uiih.uiee it tlian a usu of .Mr. I'o//.oni'H iirujinr- atinns , COUNCIL IlLUtTH MAHKKT. Whoot No. 2 l'riiiR , ( iScj No. S , CSo ; ro Joctoil , Clc ) ; K ( > ' . .Mdoiimiul. \ . Corn l o.Uors nro p.iylng So ( for old com anil 27e fur nv. . OatH In K < 'od doinancl nt S5e. ! H.xy 1 00 ® < i ( K ) per ton ; COo i > or halo. Ky IO@ICo. Corn Menl 1 25 per 100 pounds. Wooil Good aunplyj prlcosi nt ynrtls , 0 00@ 00. 00.Coal Coal Delivered , hard , 11 W ) per ton ; soft , 5 00 pur ton l.ard Kalrbmilc'ii , wholoflalliiK at lie. I'lour City Hour , 1 liOiVIt ; 5u. Bruoiua li U. ) ® ! ! 00 per do/ . I.IVK HTOOK. C.\ttlo-3 50 ® J 00 ; calvon , fi 50@7 50. liocnl iiiekerfl nro buying now and H n Kood domniul for all ( { ratios ; cliolco , I ! 25 ; mixed , fi L'o. ruont'CK. Quotations l y .T. M. St. John A ; Co. , com' misjiun inurchantH , 53S liro.tdwny. liuttur 1'lontv nml In fair demand nt lfi@ L'Oo : eronmory , 3fic. K , < pH lie podozen. . 1 I'oiiltry Ka.uly naluchtcUoimdroH ; < od , I'JJc ; hi ; , He : ; tnrknyn , dronsod , 15c ; Hvo , lie ; uck , dressed , 1-ic ; Hvo , 8u. PKLI1K , Oranges 1 00 ® 1 - . " per box. licmuns I 00 pur box , ] limmas- I ! fiOtMl 00 per bunch A'cut.iblrsI'oTatoes -10 10c cab- | ; - , - ; uiiionu , ; - ni > u , nonn in the market ; npplos , ro.nly mile t : ! 1' iyi I 00 for pi imo Block. MCAGO , ROOK ISI.AHD& . PACIFIC R'Y > y ( tin rcnlrnl poittlon of Iti line , connect * tht * 014' HD < t the V/ont hjr the nhortrui louunnd cnr- if * ptft umcrri. without almnicu f earn , between 'tt v ipo find Kunua * City , Council TJlntfj , Leaven * 9 ii , AlcliiHon , JUInncapoll * aud Ht. JMul. It i iia in Union JJepotn witli all tlio principal , rt i of road > > ctwron Ino AtUntto nnd lliu Vitcitto ) i i mt. Ita onuipinnnt If itnrlv&lcit and nnnnIll- cut , bodm cuinji iiod or Moot C'otnfortohlo nnil Uc.iuifu | ) Day Couch en. Mnnnttlcnnt Korton IU- linlnu Chair Cant , I'ullnian'ii I'rottloat 1'nlaoo ilcr'nif'n Carj , nnd tlio JJuut Kino of Dtnlnu Can in th" V/orld Thrua Train * hiUWAcn C''loiv o and flmuurl Hiver 1'ulntr. TwoTralnu bntwrouChl- M uitnU Minnoapolio and bt , 1'aul , vU IliulTaniuuv "ALDERT LEA IIOUTE. " A Ngwnud Direct Line , vln Honrca anil Knnkx. , uha r uoutly bntfn aprucd bctwonn Jlletmiond , N'oitolk.Nowpart Now * , Clialtaliooea , Allnnii. Au- tiuia , ff.uhvllle. I.oillivlllo , Liiilimlon , Clncliiii.Hi liuluiiipolli ann ti lriyutle , fiiul Oiniilia , Minueap * olliiniid Ht. 1'aul nnd Inlornifillatti jioinu , 11 Througli i'/uscr.jtTB Travel uu i'a c ipron < J'joKi'ti for nlo * l nil principal Tiokot Oiaaoo In ilia United Stale * nnd Canada. DatZKUKo chvulfcil throunh > ncl rMoa of ( are ol- "jvnyit au low a ooiupctUom Umi oner lui advun * Kor'clfUllcil lnjrin tlonccttlm W i > imd Void- ' " "GREAT POCK JSUAND ROUTE .1 jruur neareiit Tivlicl Qtllcc , or adtlfiu - . . H.-5AULE , C. ST. JOHN , J1..iO elM J'r , UculTK.4iVui.AlA. NEBRASKA LfitW AGENCY ( SUOOEaSOIlH TO BAVIS H. BN7DKU. } UU 3T , OMAHA. 11I JUve for ! 200.WO W\A rr liilly sdcctod Inn 11Jl linUin I BliriuU. , t luw | .rlcc . nJ on viuy toriu Jl tuproterf l rm fi-r i lg In Iwujlan , Iod < , Oolfn , Utte , Uurt , L"uniln < , Kiri.y . , WatniUitoa , Mtiiici id Saut.dsru , and I'utlir ' Oouulltn. nt Taiej ii ld In ull iiartu ol the GUto lQttiieilonliiijiroti'ill riui. uua J.'otuV Money I'liUlo Alwi v < In oiH'w. Oni li- livu MCCARTHY & BURKE c UNDERTAKERS ! o 218 HTfl BTUKKT , BET. FARNA ] , r -AND DO" ( LAS. THE CHEAPEST PLAGE IN OMAHA TO BUT ONE'S ' , One of the Best and largest Stocks in theJOnited States to select from , NO STAIRS TO CLIMB , ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR. AND JOBBERS OP DOMESTIC CIMSJOBAGCOSJIPESsSMOmS'lUTICLES ' PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING CELEBRATED BRANDS : Roina Victorias , Kspeciales , Roses in 7 Sises from $6 to $120 per 1000. AND fmt FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE CENT CIGARS : Combination , Grapes , Progress , Nebraska , Wyoming and Brigands. WE DUPLICATE EASTERN PRICES SEND FOR PRICK LIST AND SAMPLES. * * ttf vK i ' / a K&sa 0.3 n ! & P. " & } o < 3-i 1409 Dodec St. . < * &S SSS ? \ OMAHA. NEB OP THE ESTATE OP a ra T5L -L fa I IS SELLING THESE GOODS AT PRICES TO MAKE THEM GO UPHOLSTERY GOODS ! TO CLOSE UP TIIE BUSINESS. int : : FA UN AM STREET. 1313 ( SUCCESSOR TO FOSTEll & Git AT. ) LIME AND CEMENT. Office ami Yard , Gth and Douglas Sts. , Henley , Paynes & Van Arsdel , . WIIOI.KSAM : HOTIOIS HOSIEEI S' ' MfflSHfflG -A.NJ ) 1106 Farnam Street , - - - OMAHA , WEB. UANUl'AUTUKKU OP Mnrcri m turn i li lid ij iUpooltotjr onuttutly ( UUil wild telecl.tVook. B < it Woiinun lJ ; 1 Office t-acttf A W. ( , 'arncr Wih and N *
