THE DAILY BRE-TUESDAY , APJRIL 8 , )884. )
t Aj > pllc llon ol Fronk Htftn lor Permit
to cell Llqunt M Druggist ,
NOTICE.
Xotlra It hereby Riven tli&t Tr nV Kocora did
tjpon Hie fflh d y of M rcf > , A. I ) . 1NS , flle hl appli
cation to the'MM or and City Council ofOm ri , lor
permit to roll Malt , fplrltuoin ml Vinous Llquori
, . nrl ch ml <
0 rurnoses only , t cor. nth Mid DonglM M. , Id
Ward , Omih.vt'cb , from the llth day of April , 1831 ,
to tlin llth of Anil ) 18S.1.
IMhcro bo no oblcotlun , remorutranea or protcn
fllcd ntthln two week ! from March 27th A. V. 1&3I ,
Ui JJ permit will be panted.
WANK nOOEflS ,
Applicant ,
J.J.UC.JEWETT ,
40T-n 1 wM City Clerk.
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MatUrof App'lcatlon of Jacob Kautmann lor t.lquor
License.
NOTICE.
Notice It hereby git en tlmt jAcob Kntifmannn did
upon the 2' til dAy ol Miuth. A. I ) . 1834. fll his
application to the major and city council of Omaha ,
for llconw to sell malt , niilrltuou * and > lnous liquors
M No ( illN. 1Mb Street , th ard , Omaha , JieK ,
from the llth day of April , 1831 , to the llth day
ol July , 18S4.
II there bo no objection , rcmonrtranco or protest
fllcd within twowcoks from Mirchtfth , A. 1) . 1834 ,
the said llceiwo will bo in-anted.
JACOI ) KAUFMANN , Applicant
J. J. K C. JSWKTT ,
423-2w.ltewkt UtyClotk.l |
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Matter ol Applloxtl n of Pam'l Ito.tty lor Liquor
Llccnue.
NOTICE.
Notlco Is hereby Riven that Pamuel Rcattv did
upon the 27th day of March A. LI. 1684. nio lilt ap
plication to tlio maynr and city council of Omaha ,
for Hccnsu to cell malt , spirituous and vinous liquors.
ntNn.SU f. 12th fitro t , 3rd ward , Onialia , Neb. ,
from the llth day ot April , 1831 , ta.the llth day of
July , 11)34.
If Micro bo no objection , rcnionslranco or protect
fllcd within two wookn from March J7th , A. 0. 1831
the said Ilccnto will bo granted.
M vin'b DEATTV , Appll-ant.
4312t. . ] ) . J. J. L. C. JKWKTT , city Clerk.
Ifattor of Application of ml h & Oablor for Uqaor
1.1 cento.
N011CB.
Notlco Is hereby gl\en that Smith > i Oablcr did
upon the 27th day \tarch A. I > . 1S3I , file their appll-
cation to the inaj or anil rlty council ot OmthA for
llocnso tonclt malt , spirituous and tlnoin liquors at
Ha.ttrt llainoi Hint , 3d ward , Onialia , Neb. ,
from tha llth day of April 1884 , to the llth day of
July , 18S4 , If thcro bo no objection , , relnon *
Blranco or prnto < it filoJ within two wcokn from March
Sfth , A. IX.183I , the naul llcenxo will \a \ granted.
( MINI & ( i.Ul 1 \ipll'-ants. | .
448 i't-lcwkp J. J. L. 0. JUVKTT , City Cltrk.
Matter o Application of I'atrlck u'Diy for Liquor LI.
cense.
NOTICK.
Notice Is lierebv gl\en that Patrick O'Dav did upon
the 30th day ct Mar h A L ) . 1811 , Illo his application
to tnoM > > orand City ouniil of Omaha , fur license
to veil lUIt , yplrituous and Vlnoua liquors at
llth St. , Int. Farnam and llarnoy , .Id ward , ilnalii ,
Neb. from the 14th da ) of April 831 , to the ,4th
dayofJul ) , If8l.
. If thcr. ' bo no objoctlon remorstranro or protest
Bled within two weeks from March SOth A. I ) ltf-4 , the
slid license will bo L'mnticl
1'ATIIICK O'DAY , Applicant.
4lT-2t.lcwkl J. J. L. C. JEWKTT , City Cltrk.
Matter of Application of Jos. Falconer for Liquor
License.
NOTICE.
Notlco Is hereby git en that James Falconer did
uikn the 27th day of Mar.hA.D. 1831 , fllo his appli
cation to the major and city council of Omaha for
1 cense to sell malt , spirituous and vinous liquors at
Ho. 113 8. Fifteenth street , Third Ward , Omaha ,
Neb. , from the llth day ot April , 1834 , to tha llth
day ol July 1834. 11 there bo no objectlon.ro.
monstrance or protest filed within two weeks from
Ilarch2ith , A. I ) . 1831 , the said license will bo grant
ed. JAUKB FALCUNUII , Applicant.
4SD 2t lewkS J. J. L. 0. JEWETT. fit ) Clerk.
Matter of Application of McNamara and
Duncan for Liquor Liconsu.
NOTICE
Notice s hereby gien that UcNamara and Duncan
dlcapon | h * 2Uh da ) of March A. I.18S4fllotho an.
plication to tno major and city council or Omaha , tor
llcensi to sell malt , sprltuousnndUnousllquoniatNo !
21lind2l8H.14thstreet.Srd ward , Omaha Nebraska ,
from tha llth day of April , 1834 , to tha llth day
Julylt84.
If there be no objection , remonstrance or protcat
filed within two weeks from March 27tli , A. D. 1834 ,
the Baldllccnuo will bo granted
McNAUARA t DUNCAN ,
Applicant.
10Q.low.2w } J. J. L. Q. JKWKTT. City Clerk.
Matter of Application of P. II. Toblnior
Liquor License.
NOTICE.
Notlco Is hereby Riven that 1 * . nTouln did
npon the 27th day of Marcn A , D. 1831 , file hl appli
cation to the Major and City Council ol Omaha , for
license to sell malt spirituous and Vinous liquors , ( it
No. 1124 cor. 12th an0 feteo .Street 6th ward ,
Omaha. Neb. , from the llth day Jot Aurll 1831. to the
llth daynfJuy IBSi. I
If there bo no objection , rcinfcnutrnncu or protest
fllcd wlthlntwo weeks from MarASUIi A 1) . lbS4tlic
SSQgtewk'J. . J. L. C. JEWETr ,
SSQgtewk' City Clerk.
Matter ot Application ol I * . Ilumsdy & Co. , to
Liquor License.
KOT1CK.
Notlco Is hereby git en , that P. Rumsey & Co. , dl <
upontbe2lth day ofllanhA. 0. 1884 , file their appll
cation to the major and city council of Omaha , fo
lloenso to sell malt , spirituous and vlnoua liquors a
Cozzens House , 8 , Bth Street Ud ward , Omaha , Neb
from the llth day of Apr.l 1894 , to the llth day o
May , 18S4.
If thcro bo n objection , rcmonstranco or nrotcsl
flled within two weeks fromtjaroh th , A. D. 18 1
the said lloensu will be Kranted
P. UU1ISKV & CO. , Applicant * .
S5l-2t-lewk ( J. J. L. 0. JKWK IT ,
_ Clty Clerk.
Matter of Application of Ed. O'Connor for Llquoi
License.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby idven that Fd. O'Connor did
upon the 27th day of March A. D. 1881 , flle his
application to the Mayor and City Oouuo I of Oman ,
fur License to sell Malt , Spirituous an Vinous LI1
quors at N. W corner 16th and Farnam 8t , 4tl :
wa < d , Or.iiha , Nvb. , from the lltu da ) of April , 1884 ,
to the llth day ot July , Uil.
If there bo no iibjectlon , rotnonatranct ) or protest
filed within two weeks from March 27th A. U1884 ,
the said license will bo Kranted.
ED. O'UONNOn , ApDllcant.
160 Itlottkp J. J. L. 0. JKWSIT , City Ulork.
Matter of Application ol Peter Gooj or Llquoi
Llocnso.
NOT1CB.
Notice Is hereby given that Feter Gooi did
upon the ! UidayotMarc.li A.D. 1831 , flle hla applies
tlon to the major and city council ot Omaha , for ll <
c nso to sell malt , spirituous and vinous liquor * at
No 1510 an 1151S K nam stroil , Uhuard , Omaha ,
Nebraska , from the llth day at April 183 * , to
the llth day of July 1831.
II thtru ho no objection , rcmonstrancu or protet
filed within two weeks from March 27th , A. TVi 188 * ,
the Bald license Kill be Kranted.
ili itn r > OS , AdpUrant ,
280-St-lewk A J. I * C. JEWE1T. City Clerk.
Matter ol application ol Ohas. Bauer lor Liquor LI
cense.
NOTICE.
Notlco Is hereby given that Chan fousr did upoi
the Hth day ofltarchA.1) 1W1 file his an llcaUoi
toth Mav r and City I ouni.ll of Omaha , lor llccnsi
.ocell malt , spirituous and vlnounllquois , it No , 61
S llth . , 1st ward , Omaha. Neb , Irom the lit )
da/of Apr 1,1881 , to Die llth day ot July , 1831.
If thorn bo noo"Joctl n , rom mitmncu or urotwl
filed lthlatwowiukifroraMar.il 27th , A. D , 1834
the uUl llieuio will i o uraatoj
OifAS. UUKtl , Applicant.
821 ! k twk | J. J , L. C. JEWKTT , Cliy Clerk.
Matter of Application of MoNntnaro uud Duu
cun , for Liquor LIcoiiBo ,
NOTIOK.
Notice is hereby pit en that JlcVamara andPunca
did upon the 2 Hb day ot 11 irch A. I ) . 18S4 nie thelrapii
v4tlon to the Mavor and City Council ol Omaha , fo
-llceme to cell limit , spirituous and vinous Llcmorn , a
H.IW. cor. 'Btii aid JacluoiiHt. . ya ward , Omahi
ifeb. , Irom the llth day of April , 1831 , to the lit
dar ot Julv , 1831.
If there be no objection , remonttranco or protw
filed within tvt o weeks Irom March Zf til A. 1 > . | 1B31 tli
eold Uccruo Hill be granted.
A | > pllcant
81f > OBk | . J.J. L. a Jfc-Winr. City Cleric.
"UatUr ol Application ot C. f. Flora for LIquo
Lloeuea.
NOTICE.
Notlco U hereby klven tliat 0. F. Flora , did uno
tba rm day of Mare A.U. 1411. nio his appllcatlo
to the mayor and city council of Omaha for licence t
Mil malt , * ( > lrltuous and vinous Ilquorn at NO. II
N. Utb ttreet , Th'rd ' ward , Omatia , Neb , from th
llth day of April m . to tha llth day July ot 18Si
If then lie no objection , remonttrance or uroUu
filed within two woeki from March Z7th , A. & IMi
the said lloeute will b yranted.
U. . riflKA. Applicants.
7 < -iew | "J.i L. U JKWJUT , City Clerl
UatUr of Application of Bno. [ a. Drtudl lor Liqui
License.
NOTICE.
Kbttfl * U br by plrea that J. 0. Brandt did upo
tit ST7 < h day of M ob , * A. P. 1E3 < , file till a ]
ulleatloutofba muyor and city council otOiuahi
lor llcerwa to sell malt , spirituous and vinous lquoi |
tNo. HlUiSIJ" . lOihKt , I'tward. Omaha. t > 'el
IrowtlHilUbiayol April , H , , fo tee UMi tb
vUW * | HC *
W Uwrtt be no .otJwUon , ' ; or prat *
MwltMBtwowiMtki ' , A PL <
JOHN O. Jl > " "c " 't
W .t k jr.
41
Mfkttcr of AppllcMlon of I ) . I . McQucktn fet
Llruor Licence.
NOTIC13.
Notlco l lcroby Rl\cn thfttD. L. McGncMn
did upon tha ' . ' 7th ilny nf Atixrch A. D. 1881 file
hi * Application to tlio Mn } or nml City Council
uf Omnhn , for llconro to neil Mnlt. Hpirltuous
nnd Vihoiin Liquors , nt No. 314 S. Tuntli
Htreot Third wixnl. ( Jmnlii , Noknukn , from
the llth day nf April 1881 , to the llth day of
> lulr 1881. If thcro bo no objection , romon <
strnnco or protect filed vlthlu two \vcckn from
March 27th , A. D.18S4. tliOKildllcooiiowillba
RTixntcd. D. TJ. JlcOUOKIN , Atipllcant.
§ -2Uowkt .T. J. I * C. Jowfitt , City Clerk.
Mutter of Application of Thomiui Uugutd for
Liquor JJconne.
NOTICK.
Notlca Is hereby Riven that Thnnvu Dnjuld did upon
the 27th day of March , A. U. ISSt , flle hit application
to the Major and City Council nf Omaha , for licenie
to sell malt. Splrltout ami vinous liquors , at N. W ,
cor 10 hand Buit street , ( th nard , Om.ihix Neb. ,
from tha l th day ot April , 1831 , to the llth day ol
July 1834.
It thrro bo no objection , remonstrance or protest
fll.d wllhln tHowrckn frnm March 27th A. 1) . 1884
the tald licence will bo granted ,
THOMAS DUOUII ) Applicant.
SUi It I c | J. J. L. 0. JKWrTTT , City Clerk.
Mutter of Application ot J. D. St. 0 , Illllli lor permit
to sell Liquor as a druggist ,
NOTICE.
Notice l.i hereby R\en | that J. D. Kt. 0. Hllllsdld
tiiwn the 27th flay ot M.rch , A. 1) . 1834 , nio hi * ap
plication to the nia > or and city council of Omaha , for
jiorultto fell malt , nplrltunuu and\lnous liquors as
a Drucp lit for ma'lcmal , unchanlcal and chemical
purposes only , at No. 1614 IoOro | strict , 4th ward ,
Omaha. Neb. , from the llth ilay of April , 1834 , to
the llth day nf April , 1SSS.
If them lw no objection , rcmomtranco or proteit
filed within twoweokn from \Urch28th A. P. 1834 ,
the said iwru.lt will 1 urantcd.
J. 1) 8t. O. niLLIS.AnpIlcant.
315-21 lew J. J. L. U. Jrwrrr , City n.crk.
Matter of Application ot R\end I.jkko , for Lliuor |
Lice110.
NOTICH
Notlco Is hereby thoii that Hvend Lykke , did
ujion the Will day of March A. I ) . , 1881 , file
Ins application to the niiuor anil city council ot
Omahn , forllccnna to soil malt , spMtuounandilnoui
liquors , at tiaOlS 8. fltli street , lit ward , Oinahn ,
Nvb , frnm the llth daj of Apr.l , 1884 , tothollth
ilayufJ Ij l&Sl.
If tlicro lw no objection rcmomtranco or protest
fllcd within tuowioks Irom .Ma-ch 27th , A. 1) ) . 1884 ,
the Bilil llcenio will be irranlcd.
8VBSI ) LYKKK , Applicant.
380 St-lcAk" J. J. L. C. JEWITH' , City Ckrk.
Matter of . Application of nilley and Dillon
for Llijuor License.
'
NOTICE.
Notlco la hereby Riven that UHley and Dillon
did upon the 27th day of March. AD 1834 , fllo
thelrappllcatlon to the major and rlty council of
Omaha , forllocmoto Bfll malt , splrltoui and > lnous
liquors , at No. 1310 Doughs street , 3d want , Omaha ,
Nebraska , from the llth day of April , 1K34 , to the
llth day uf July , 1834.
If thcro bo no objection , remonstrance or protest
filid within two week * from March mil , A. U. 1884 ,
the mid llconso will bo irrantcd. ,
HILLliT & DILLON ,
Applicants.
J.J.IU C. JKVfKI ,
. C'ork ,
S05-2t-lewj. City
Mattcrot Application of doo. W. Parr for permit to
sell Liquor as a Druggist.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Gco. W. 1'nrr did upon
the 27th Jay of March A. D. 1884 , file III * application
to the major and city council of Omaha for pern It to
tell malt , spirituous and vinous liquors as a drug
gist , for medicinal mechanical and chemical tmruo-
scs only , at 18 iO 3l. Miry'H ( avenue , Hail ward
Omaha , Neb , from the llth day ol April , 1831 , to
the llth day o ! April 1835.
If thcro bo no objection , remonstrance or mutest
filed within two weeks Irom March 27A. I ) . 1884tho
said license will be granted.
QUO W. I'Aim , Applicant.
351-2tlow | J. .J. L. C. jKWirrr , City ricrk
Matter ol Application ot Hans Thollgoard tor Liquor
License.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby Rh en that HansTheltgaard did up
on the 27th day ot March , A. I ) . 1831 , nio his ap
plication to the mayor and city council ol Omah ,
for license to ncll malt , spirituous and vinous Honors
atB. E. cor.Uth and L < a\enworth St. 1st Ward.Oma-
ha , Neb. , from the llth day ot April , 1834 to the llth
day ot July , 1881.
If there bo no objection , remonstrance or protest
flled within two weeks from March 27th , A. D. 1881 ,
the said license will bo granted.
HANS Tiir.ILOAAUD , Applicant.
3)3 2t-lowkt J. J. L. 0. JKWE1T ,
City Cleik.
Matter ot Application of It. P. Rowley and Co , for
permit to loll Liquor as Dru4frlsta.
_
Notice li hereby given that II. P. Rowley and Co ,
did upon the 28th day ol March , A. D 1884 , flle their
app Icatlon to the Mayor and City Council of Omaha
for permit to sell Malt. Spirituous , and Vmout Li
quor * , as a Druggist * , for medicinal , mechanical , and
rnt mica ] purposes only , at Toll s Dlock , Haunden St.
6th ward. Omaha. Neb , from the llth day ot April ,
68ll , JioUtbdiyolAprllWo ,
If there Im no objootlon , remonttra < lc > , or protest
flled wl hln two weeks from March , itt til A 1) . 1884 ,
the said uermlt will bo vranted.
II P. 110WLEY & 00. , illcant.
2t wkt i. J. L O.JEWETT.UIillcant. .
J. E. RILEY & CQ.-
AND-
Loan Brokers !
a iitooK , 6rr. rosTorFicr. )
Loans Negotiated.
" Houses B ted ,
Titles Perfected
tVnd Spop ; ' < il attention given to convoy
inu and nil legal instruments.
REAL ESTATE LIST :
RmUli's Addition , dlotf. . . . . Prlco 8300 to 8.VX
rar > l''ioo , 16 lots . 1'rlco * 3JB to td C
Ok..kinu 1'Iace , 10 lit . I'lloo (200 to ( IOC
-might ie I ] nan's add I ! ) lots . I'rlcoSl ttofSm
x.wo'a Addition 10 lot . I'rlco 81M to 3
hion'd addition , Slot ) . 1'r'co ' rcaionablu ,
/IIAN OOU VLACE
I iniinuAiioiirLACi : .
LoU InM'LAlNVIBWAlil ) .
"andSotheri
/KAlltAM ,
LoUon JCUMINO ,
VAnd almoi t o > cry HU In city
100 ACRE LOTS for snlo CHFAP
Kl V TEUMU OX AMi rilOl'ERTY.
S4O.OOO
To Loan on Real Estate ,
J. E. RILEY & CO. ,
Ofpoiltt rcwtonioe.
Dr. . Amelia Burroughs ,
OFFICE AN1 > KE3IDMNOK
167 St - Omaha
Dodga , , ,
TKLErilOHKNa.Ui.
McOAETHY & BUEKE
UNDERTAKERS !
BIB 14TH 8TBKBT , BET. FAUNAM
AND DOUGLAS.
JAB. BECKETT , M , D.
Physician & Surgeon ,
( LATE OK NEW YOIIK CITY. )
XSTOra aad llcjldenoo HM North ISt ttrtel
in. o | CUrk.
rOtfioa Uours 3 to 10 a. m , 1 to 8 p. m and i to
F.SOHEUEEMANNM D
BKOULAK QB11UA
Homoopathio Phy loian
ersciAjusT or
The experience In the treatment of Cancer with
Swift's 8ieclflo(8. | ( 8 8. ) would com to warrant us
n Mylng that It will cure this mucn dreaded scourge.
ersoni aflUctod ar Invited to orrespond mlthu * .
I bellovo Swift's 8 eclfl > hasna > ed my life. I livl
Irtuallly lost the use of the up ] > cr part ot rr.y body
nd my arms irom tha jioltonout effects of a large
can'er en my neck , Irom which I dud sufferd for 2D
ears. 8.8,8 has relieved moot all lorrneis , and
he pol < on It Ulng forced out ol my sitcm. I will
oonbowcIL
W. It. Iloninot , Davliboro , Co.
Two montln sgo my attention WM called to the
o' o of a woman aflllctcd with a cancer on her shout *
or at least five Inches In c'rcumference ' an ( fry , pain *
til , and xtvlnir the patient no rest day or night lor
Ix month * . I obtained a supply of Uwlft's Specific
or for hor. Rhe has taken five bottle , and tha u cer
s entirely healed up , only n > ery small scab rcmiln-
ng and her health Is b tt r than for flvo ) cars pact ;
turns to be neifcctly cured.
Itnv. JwHEt CiurnrM , , Columbu * , Oa.
I havi > seen remarkable results from use ol Swift t
Hpecifloonacancrr A young man hero his been
lilt' ted five yeara with the most angry looking tat.
ng ranters I over saw and was I otrlj dead Thr fli st
inttto IT ado n wonderful change , and alter five'tot-
tics were taken , ho U nearly or quite well. H U truly
wonderful.
M. F. CRCMLKT , U , D. , Oglethorpe , Oa.
Our treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
roe w iipiiutiit8.
T1IK SWIFT SPECIFIC CO
Drawer 3 , Atlanta , Oa.
N T , Office , 16lW.23d St. . between 6th and 7th Avn
The use of the term " Hhoi
Lino" In connection wlththi
SHORT
corporate name of a greatroad
convejs an Idea ol ust what
I ill F" required by the traveling rub
I I Kl En " ° k Bhort Llne'ulck ' " " "
m I IT and the best ol accommoda
Ibs I V KUiB tlons-cUl ol which are ltun <
Ished by the greatest railway In America.
CHICAGO , HfllLWATTKEE
And St. Paul.
It owns and operates over 4,600 miles ol
forthcm Illinois , Wlsconilu , Minnesota , Iowa
> akota ; and as ts main lines , branches and connee
Ions reach all the ( treat business centres ol thi
Northwest and Far West , It naturally answers thi
cscrlptlon ot Short Line , and Dest Route between
Chicago , Milwaukee , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Chicago , Milwaukee , La Croeeo and Wlnona.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Aberdeen and Qlondala
Chicago , Milwaukee , Eau Claire and Stlllwatcr
Chicago , Milwaukee , Wausau and Merrill.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Beaver Dam and Oshkosh.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Wauknsha and Oconomowoo.
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Chicago , Milwaukee , Owatonna and Falrlbault.
Chicago , Bololt JanosvPle and Mineral Point.
Chicago , Elgin , llocklord and Dubuquo.
Chicago , Cllnton.Ilock Island and Cedar Rapid * .
Chicago , Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Chicago , Sioux City , Sioux Falls and Yank ton
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain.
Hook Island , Dubuque , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Davenport , Calmar , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining Cars In
world are run on the mainlinesoftheCHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY
and every attention Is paid to passengers by court *
us employes ol the company.
S. A. MElUUlu , A. T. XL OAHPEXTEn ,
Oenl Manager. Uen * Pan. Agent
.i.r. iMK. . OEO H. DCAFFORD ,
ALONG THK LINE OF THE ]
! hlcap , Si , Paul , Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAILWAY.
The new extension ol this line from Wakedeld up
JEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the OAN
through Concord and Coleridge
TO 3EC-A.nLaI3XrC3-'IlO3Sr ,
Roaches the best portion of the State. Special ex-
union ra'ns tor land toekera over this line to
Vayna , Norfolk and Harttngton , and tla Blair to all
rinclpal po'/.ts ' on the
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD
Trilns over tht a , St. P. M. it O. Railway to COT
ngton , Sioux City , Ponca , Haitlngton , Wayne and
Norfolk ,
Ooxi.xa.oo1 ; t-t DBln-lr
'or Fremont , Oakd .o , Ncllgh , knd. through to Val
entine.
tyFot rates and all lnforraatlor n * * * x
F. B wuiTWEjcaCll r/r sa !
Btraac t Building ; , 0or M M tfdtt
BRUNS'1 ' 1
llXi KA.CUDJV-
i.J&
Fifteenn Ball Pool , Carom ,
AND AU. OTHER GAMING TABLES. TEN PDi
HALLS , CHECKS. ETC.
18 South Sd Btrcat.'SL Louis , 411 Dolawsra Street
Kansas City , Mo. , 1821 Douglas St. . Omaha , Neb.
HENRY HORNBERGER ,
Agent.
/OTSond for Catalogues and Prlco Lists.
Nebraska Cornice
AND
MANUKAOTUHEIUJ OK
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES
FINIALS , WINDOW CAPS ,
TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFINB ,
PATENT MFTTAUO BKYKQUT ,
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Notice to Cattle Men
900 CATTLE FOR SALE.
140 Head of Stetrs Three Yours Old.
200 Two
SOi " " Heifers , Two '
1M " r-teors , Ona
20 " " Hellers. One
Tha above desotitud cattle are all well broO Iowa
cattle , straight and smooth. These cittlo will be
sold In lots to tult uurchuers , and tt reasonable
rrlocs. For furtbur vartlvulan , call oooraddiesi
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TO-
BRO'S & CO , ,
Uare ettabluhed themtolvesln Omaha to t'aosarl
a general br ikerige and busliiMs. We will bur a )
Iwetaof aoojt t wholtsala or retail , and truarantri
p rl c satlrfact on 'n prices , ai we can buy chraptt :
than y < urtelv > i. You can ve I tb advantage ot h v
a your go.1 * ho'iirbt by one who will work t >
.our Interest and unitrait to a inorehant who lia
ooiethlnc Ki Is anxious to b rid of. XV * will a'
prompt 'M utloti to aollhiK autthhir | eutruite.
us , and took ! corn'unod to us will M carefull
* eked to. Oorroiwadena * * allclt d. li. "
jartefcnaots-Oanha Nation * ! Dank , UoCagu
> ra's IJa t Adlrcw It ) a. Uta bt.
MARRYING THE FREAKS.
Deforaeil Manto \Viyes-MilliB \
Christine's ' InfalnatioDS ,
Mcrconnry 1'coplo Who Seek Tliclr
Mnton AinonKtho JlonstrosUics
of tlio Bldo Slums tind
IMiiscnnm ,
Chicago Ntws.
W. 0. Coup , the veteran showman and
manager , sat in the oiFico of the Ohicngo
inuaouin yesterday , toying with his gold
oyo-glnss , and humming the notes of n
song ho did not know. Then ho picked
up a copy of The Daily Nowa and read
an account of the marriage of Jennie
Saunders , the twenty-toed woman , to
Louis St. Glair , late advance agent of the
Buffalo Bill Wild West combination.
"Those marriages of freaks always disgust
mo , " ho caul , throwing the paper down.
'Tvo soon a number of them in my
time. I BCD that n bill has just been in
troduced in the Massachusetts legislature
which prohibits the public exhibition ol
monstrositior ; it ia to bo hoped it will become -
come a law. I do not believe in plac
ing anything before the public except
that which tends to educate and olova'to ,
and that which affords genuine amuso-
mont. You would like to hear about
Homo of the marriages of monstrosi
ties. Well , lot mo sco what I can remem
ber :
"In the words of the Eong in the comic
opera , 'years ago * when John O'Brien , the
well-known circus man , was in the high-
tide of prosperity , among the attractions
in the retinue of side-shows following his
tent there was a freak known as Wultei
Stewart. This human monstrosity was
without logs or hands , but ho had short ,
stubby arms , and it was considered an
interesting sight to BOO him shave himself
by the use of these half-formed limbs.
Although repulsive in other respects , it
is said that Stewart possessed average
intelligence. One season O'Brien was
accompanied on his tour by a charming
and beautiful young daughter. Kitty
was her name , and she was the idol of her
name , and she was the idol of her amuse
ment-loving parent. Ho was worth at
least 8240,000 at that time , and ho
lavished every attention upon his beloved
child. Kitty had her own will in almost
everything. She got acquainted with the
side-show monstrosity , Walter Stewart ,
and day after day went surreptitiously to
converse with him. At length , before the
father had the slightest inkling of the
course affairs had taken , his daughter had
become strangely infatuated with and
secretly married the deformed creature.
O'Brien , in hit > anger , cast her completely
off , and never spoke to either of the two
afterword. But Kitty clung stoutly
to her choice , ministering to his wants ,
accompanying him in shows and mu
seums , and to all appearances loving
him.
' John Bat-
'Perhaps you remember -
torshy , the skeleton manNo ? Well ,
John was long a great cd for side-shows
and museums , and , fc/ the way , I think
ho is still living. J * wounderful how
long these skeloi"ns do I've. Battorsby
was married "me twenty years ago to
'Hannah , ' U' ° fat woman of Maine , after
which tlW always made engagements
and tro 0 together. Hannah was the
big o < > t fat woman I ever saw , too. She
, , -oJghod upward of 500 , and there was
over 400 pounds difference between the
ight of husband and wife. The union ,
iove , was blessed with several chil-
. Speaking of skeletons , there's
W. fapraguo , the 40-pound specimen
baa been soon hero lately. Sprague
baa bean married twice , though it doesn't
seem possible that such a creature of
bone * ) could survive two such ordeals.
By hill first marriage several children
rflr bora , but for some cause the mother
U him. Then ho sought and found an-
er consort ia the person of his present
i'oii a woman who will tip the
. 250 ktjt&Q very least. Sprague
( iit-.cs\ alary of $100 a week , and no
fonut ah had her heart' set as much on
iV as on ; ho skeleton. She hat ? got
bcvond the boundz of freakish youth ,
beyond the idu > l noliona of a husband
that iirla , ueuallj ontorr * : , ! at 10. She
now lives at ca o l\id dra-irss well. What
mgro cpuW a woma nsk ? A 2oed story
is told of SpMJ j wUu n H'hibitlon in
Now York sorno tuio t o , Ho und his
wife wore 01 copying ajipartiucnta near
the museum. One nK.rir.iig'ho carried
to the manager in a state of'great excite
ment. \
' "I have boon ro'jhodl1 ho screamed.
" 'How ? " said the manager. ' ,
"VVhy , some time during the night my
wife was awakened by cold , 'and said'tho
window must bo hois ted , assho was almost
freezing , and she hugged up close to mete
to kenp warm '
" 'To you1 ? interrupted the managerj
'close to you a pack of honest'
" 'Yes. that's what I nuid. Sure enough
[ found the window had been left open
> y burglars and they had stolen my mo.
noy from under my pillow. '
"William Thompson , a steamsdip en-
lincer , became intnc atod with Ann E
jcak , a woman without arms , and mar-
iod her some ton years ago. They sub-
icqiiontly wont to Australia together ,
and , I am told , made a good deal of
nonoy. She has been seen with all iho
> ii { snows in this country time and again
Choy have a very fine boy , and , although
ho mother has no arms for hugging , she
: an oronhot , kuit , sow , and write with
ler toes as well as most ladies can with
heir hands. And then there was Mme.
Myers , the boarded lady you have soon
tort She became the Ay if a of Amos RIy era
of Otseffo , N , Y. , seven or eight years
aso , and they have traveled together with
ill tlio shows since at different times
To seems at careful and proud of her aa
of a babe. *
* 'Dj you know it ia astonishing how
women cot 'stuck' on athletes , and circus
Aiders ? Yes , and I might add , on prize ,
ightors and mala opera singers. POD pi a
ued tn toll mo in the old museum there
n Mew York that there waa no ixttraotio %
to fascinating to women as snakes , and
hat ton women for every man would
stand and gaza for hours at tha reptiles.
I suppose it is because the Bnako has
i > eon so long associated with man's histo
ry * But to return to the subject of women
ooing charmed by athletes , I'll give one
icainut the men. Don't you remember
that balloon marriage of two of my people
ple at Oincinnatil In 1875 , a short time
bofora Prof. Donaldson made his fatal
trip from Chicago , ho took up Charley
lton , my assistant treasurer , and a
pretty hypodromo rider and chariot
driver whom Oolton made his bride high
up m the air. I went up with them and
we had a gay time. Over 50,000 people
aw us sUrton the eventful voyage. Poor
Uoualdsoul it was the last wedding ho
over witnessed ,
' ?
tJ'10rV ar8 "K0 * brought cloven na-
/ ] ( ° * f ' niy sh ow One
ulu Charley , ' black as the act ,
fcV rather lion features ,
.dlomo ana ocoraplished
iirff l i .
young dy
Of
BrooUyu , but eho sooa
dcsoried him , Charley used to ttll me
that n man in his country could ha\c
just as many wives as ho ) ml cattle to
pay for them , and that their idral
of beauty in woman was obesity , and
to this end the female Zulus wore fed on
milk through long-necked gouido.
A Good Talker
On tha stiRO or pMform , In society or nt
home , rntifct not only uossoss bruins but a rtsir ,
strong voice. Catarrh , or a so\oro cold , h ai *
rnodt certain to Injure the voice. lint those
compUInU may bo complotolycradlcUocl with
ft few applications of 7 hotnat' J.cttctric fit , uu-
rhnlcd in its specialties.
KDISON'H EWOTKIO SI1AKIC HUNT
A (3rc t Invcntor'H Kun In Florida
How tlio Flslicrtiinu Got
tlio Current.
ST. AUOUSTINE , Flo. , Mnrch 28. Mr.
Thoma * A. Edison , the gre t inventor , is
at present oujoyinga vacation in Florida ,
tie is accompanied by Mrs. Edison , a
superb blonde , who has but lately recov
ered from severe illness , but who is now
thoroughly restored The pair have been
cnjoyinc themselves in the jolliest man
ner imaginable. Those who had looked
to find in the inventor a sort of Dr.
Faustus all wrinkles and solemnity '
have boon agreeably disappointed. Of
course , when Mr. Edison gets a cjmpv
thotio listener ho is not unlikely ( o fasten
the grapplers of his keen intellect on
electric nnd mechanical problems , but you
cannot stir his pride at this moment with
such matters. To tickle his vanity you
must ask himifho overgoes tishmg. Then
you will hear how ho caught the great St.
Augustine "demon shark. "
For years past ono particular shark of
enormous size has defied the fishermen of
St. Augustine , oaten up their bait and
frequently their catch. It was oven
rumored that ho had consumed several
little negro children and ono tough , old
rum-soaked sailor. For several days
after the lattar feat the shark waa said to
have acted in the most drunk und dis-
ordoily manner. Those stories , told on
the piazza of the Magnolia hotel , fired
Mr. Edison.
"I'll ' fix him , " said Mr. Edison quiet
ly.For
For a couple of days little was seen of
the electrician. Ho paid repeated visits
to the homo of a local scientist on Bay
street. Then ho hired the yacht Magnolia
for a fishing excursion. At 10 o clock
in the morning the party ho had invited ,
led by _ Mrs. Edison , and otherwise
consisting of Mr. and Mm. Henry 0.
Reimor , of Newark. N. J. , and ox-Mayor
Lang , were handed on board by Captain
Whitney.
At 10:15 : a. m. Mr. Edison came along
with a swinging gait. A colored boy ,
carrying what proved to bo the most
extraordinary fishing-tackle over seen ,
was at his heels. Mr. Iltimor thought
the basket contained champagne , and
praised Mr. Edison's thoughtfulness. Ho
laughed , but said nothing , and sat on the
lid of the box. The yacht ran down to
the fishing ground off the light house ,
whoso curious spiral coloring suggested
jokes about a corkscrew to Mr. llaimer.
Lines for bass wore thrown out amid the
usual hopes and jests , and Mrs. Edison
with a little shriek of surprise and pleas
ure promptly hauled out a good-sized
baas. Black fish and bass were caught
for some time by all the party except
Mr. Edison ; then there waa a stop.
1 'aptain Whitney scratched hia head and
said :
' 'It must bo that dog-gono demon shark
again. "
"What's that ? " said Mr. Edison , with
liis hand to his ear.
"Demon shark eatin' the fish , " said the
captain.
"Edison jumped up. His moment had
: omo. Opening the basket , ha began
aauling out a long gutta-percha line a
regular insulated telegraph wire. There
was no hook visible , but it was'evidently
imbedded in a huge chunk of something
red that looked like meat , yet was not.
A powerful olectrio battery remained in
the basket.
"What'a that ? " said the captain.
' You wait and see. "
Overboard went bait and line and Edi
son lit a cigar. In a minute the line or
wire gave a jerk that a most knocked the
inventor over.
"Lot him run ; it's the 'demon , ' " said
the captain.
"You lot him run , " said Edison"whilo
I turn this handle. "
The captain grabbed the line , and the
inventor worked like an organ-grinder at
the. electric crank.
Never waa seen such a rumpus in the
water. The grca.1 shark came to the surface -
face nd jutrped clean out of the water ;
watcrj'thtm hu wriggled , curled , switched ,
plunged , tumbled , jerked and snapped.
HB could not tell what was the matter
Vith him. He was the most astonished
snarkisinco-tha.worjd began.
"Ii he getting the current ? " said the
inventor calmly.
'Gettin'it ! 'r yelled the captain , "he's
gottiu * h L Goahl he's nearly pulled ray
arms out."v \ '
The Inventor smiled and kept turning.
A new idea occurred to the shark : he
would " ouud. " Down he went and * he
Captain let him run. In a minute ho
rose and the captain began hauling in.
All at once the latter began to ernit the
most fiendish yells , while ho dancid and
cavorted like a fiend. v
"Is ho gettiur ; the current ? " saidvtho
calm inventor. v
H 11 I'm Kottin' it
Lotupl Letup ? For God'aeako I" shriek
ed the captain.
"AIovo your hands an inch ; guess
you've scraped off aoino insulator , " said
r diapn. with the interested air of a sur
geon at a clinic.
' In fifteen minutes the shark came to
the surface , and saying with his rolling
eyes as well as a stiark can1 siy it : "I
knock under , " turned over and died.
Ho was too big to haul aboard , so
the dnmon shark waa towed to the duck.
There was greit excitement in the
town. The monster , fifteen feet in
length and weighing 700 pounds , was
taken to Dr. Vedder'a museum , whcro it
s labelled ; _
"
" " * "
i
THE DEMON SHAKE ,
OAUOUT nvT. A EDISON ,
WITII EtKOTHiq BAIT.
M > , Edison presented the curious olec
trio tithing tackle to Captain Whitney.
Ho leaver for Magnolia this evening.
Gaptain'Whitriey has so far refueod all
ofTarito go on an cloctrio shark hunt. He
Bftysrv
"Fbritho bhark it's all very well , but
when ilrcomes to gittin1 the current into
the fwjjferraan well , words nint the thing
to de ribo it.1' '
Evidence of tlio Best iCIncl.
lllchard T. Jloblnscm U a drugjUt living In
lliciiie , Wl * . Hera la hat h buy , : "Auflct-
ed with Uryuel h I waa unabia to nrtlcuUte n
word distUctly fur fully two months. A lib
eral M > pllc tlimof IfAonwi' Idcclrb OUconi-
pUstcly cured " nt. Ain Cleaned to reeom-
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