OMAHA DAILY BEE-SATURDAY MAY 8 , 3584 ,
OP
GALVANIZED IRON ,
CORNICES.
WINDOW CAPS , FINALS , ETC ,
O.1O aLOtli Bfrti-oot ; ,
VAIIA . Nfll.HASKA
STVTCS AND GERMAN MAIt-SK\lt.
UNITED HTI'.AMEltS Hamburir.Amorlcan
I'ackct Company's Ilno for ri.Y.MOimi ( London )
Cherbourg , ( l'ixrf ) and IIAMIUHIO , Halmd/iy oam.
en 10 Hamburg direct , I.KSSING , Arrll IS : UOIIK-
JIIA , April 10 ; GKMKRT , April 54 : WESTPHALIA ,
April S3 : AVTIA , May 3 ; WIKLAND , MM8. .
lUtcs : Kltst Cabin , . ' . , HO and * SO. , HteetaRo.SJO.
I'rep&ld Bteor.iife tickets , $18 Kxoiirslon rates greatly -
ly reduced. 8 nd for "Tourist Oazetta " Henry
1'imJt , llfttk Hantcn , F. E. Jlonrcs , II , Toll , attonta
In Omahn , aronowle & SclmPiitfron , ftijontd In Coun
cil Blurts. 0. I ) : IUC1IAHD & CO. , Oon. l' 8 . Agts. ,
01 Draadnay , N. Y.
WITH
ad year \vork is done for all time
to tune to come.
WE CHALLENGE
to produce a more duranle material
for street pavement than the
Sioux Falls Granite.
OIRID'EiIRS
FOU-ANY'ARIOUNTJOlf , .
MAOADAM !
filled promptly. Samples 2ent an
estimates given upon application.
WM.MOBAIN&CO. ,
Sioux Falls. Dakota.
The ueo ol the term " Shot
SHORT- In connection withtht
corporate name ol a great road ,
conveys an Idea of uat what
| ft | V * required by the traveling pub-
I III L lie o Short Line , Quick Tlm
. . § < r' * knd the best ot acoommodv
lions-all of which are fain-
bhed by the. greatest railway In America.
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE
And St. Paul.
It owns and operates oter 4,600 miles of
Northern Illinois , Wisconsin , Minnesota , low * *
Dakota ; and as ts main Hues , branches and connec
tions reach all the great business centres ol the
Northwest and Far West , It naturally answers th
description of Short Line , and Best Ilouto between
, ' Chicago , Milwaukee , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Chicago , Milwaukee , la Crosao and Wlnona.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Aberdeen and Ellendalo
Chicago , Milwaukee , Eau ClaUo and Stlllwatei *
Chicago , Milwaukee , Wausau and Merrill.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Beaver Dam and Oshkosh.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Waukf sba , and Ooonomowoo.
ChicagoMilwaukee , Madison and Pralriodu Cblen
Chicago , Milwaukee , Owatonna and Falrlbault.
Chicago , llelolt Janosvi'lo and Mineral Point.
Chicago , Elgin , Ilockford and Dubuquo.
Chicago , Clinton , Rock Island and Cedar Rapldi.
Chicago , Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Chicago , Sioux City , Sioux Falls and Tankton
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain.
Rook Island , Dubuque , St Paul and Minneapolis.
Davenport , Calmar , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Pullman Sleepers and the Fui eat Dining Cars ln
_ _
ous employes of the comp&ny ,
a. s. HKUHitT < , A. v. it OAitPErKa ,
Gen'I Manager Ucu * P.WI. j g nl.
* GEO n. HtAFFOKD ,
H. PHILLIPS ,
AIT TAILOR
Ilaa ouo of tlio largest and finest assortment of
Spring anil Summer Uoods for Suitings and Trowsor-
bid. All carmfnti ecatantcod to fit and trimmed
with the lion Trimmings. MY I'HICi : J AUK I.OWKll
than any llerclmnt Tailor in the city. 1601 arnam
BtroDt.
JAMES Y , CRAIG ,
AND FLORIST.1
Plant , Bpcclflcatlons and estimates of cost of laving
out new or remodeling old Uwna , ending , sodding ,
etc. will bo furaltho'l on application. Urowcr nd
dealer tnallklnda of Flonera , Slirubs , Ornamental
and Shade Trore. Just the thing for Cemetery or
Lawn Decoration. Green Uouse and Kuraonr 23rd
Strcot , near Fort Omaha. Gu Floweri and Flower
ing Flanta In pota for ule at all Beaioni , and any
lloralDoalgnaorDouquotaniadoupon the shortest
notice. Orders by mil ) promptly attondodlto. Adi
dresj P. O. Box 895 Omahn , Null.
UMPHRE S
FOB TOE CURE OP AIX DIBEASE3 07
FOH TWENTY YEARS Humphrey" ' Ilomeo.
t > athlcVclrlnnrvBprclllc l7 > ofoniisodbr :
Parmrrft. Mock llrprdcrn. Llvrryfplnlilonna
nnJ Slrr/ / * eri ? , Bftnd others lianiung
With jwr/oft UCCCM.
Humplirev 'Vrlrrlnary Manual. CH > pp.
lent f rca by mall on lecelpi of price. Hi rut
rw-i niiiplileU icnl free cnapplleatlou
10 ! ) I'ultuii btrcet , Kcw VurU. '
NERVOUS DEBILITY
, VJtnl WfBkne , , anil Pr < M )
HUMPHRE tratlon from ocr work 01
It radleall/
. _ curwlbylt ,
Deen In u < e 23 jrean , '
U ( be mo * ! < uvcewO JCIFKo,2 ? |
JulremwJjrfcuown. Prlc Iper Till , or 51 ( alt ( .4
larco lal of powclcr ( o n , frit Jioet frpfl on t
ki ' llnin < riit Mrd. < Jo ,
? $ xl yijultaat3t..rt.
iiailway Time Table.
All trains trrhe t nnd depart from Omaha on
Central Standard Tlirw , which Is 24 inlnuU faster
linn nun time ,
I Kvccpt Saturday , * ttxcopt Siindaj , ] IXccpt Moil-
From Union 1'nclflu Depot ; Tenth HI ,
U. T. U It , MAIN LIKE.
IKUI : . I AniuvK.
Matlnnil isp.,11:40nm : : Atlantic Kxp. . . .7SOam :
I'aclllaltxp. . .SiSSptn I Mull and Kxp,4DO : | > ni
Dally.
REPUBLICAN VALI.KY DIVISION.
1.UVMI. I AtlRUK ,
Lincoln i : | 12:55p : m I Lincoln txp 1:20pm :
DUMMY TnAINS-BUirxJK DIVISION.
Lfwvo Omfthv fl 41 , 8.00,0:00,10.00,11:15 : : * m. , 1:0d : ,
2:00,3:00,4:00,6PO : : : : , 0.00 , 10.35 p. ui. OnSundyt :
6:4) : , 0:00 : , llilfi a. m ; 2:00. : 4-co , Coo : , 10.35 pm.
ArrhoattiannfcrdepotlS niimitfn later ) Broadwuy
depot , Council Uluffs.so minute a later ,
Leave Council limns , Broadway depot , 7SO.8:30 : ,
0:30 : , 10.31 , a 40 n.mj 1.30 , jSO : , s.JJ , 4:30,6:30,8.35. : :
11:05 p.m On Sundays : 7:20,0.30 : , lliioa. m.j:80 : ,
4 30,6:35 : , llC6p. : ui. Arrive Trantfer depot , 7 mln-
, utcs later.
TKjavo Council Bluffs Transfer iVpot : 7.3 * , 837 ; ,
0 37.10JI7,11:17 : n mj 1:37 : , 2 37 , 3:37 : , 4:49 : , 6:37 : , 8:45 : ,
11:15 : p. m , ArrUo Omaha 13 minutes later ,
TIIANSFKR TRAINS.
MIVVH.
Tnsi No. 2 Rl5am : I'M * . No. 3..11:15 : ft m
" o 8-Mam " i5..i'Hpm :
" . , . . . . : : pin " U 7:55 : pm
" s ole : pm " 1 8:16 : pm
13 7:15 :
\
MISSOURI 1'ACIFIO.
l.HAVV I ARRITH.
St. Louis txp..7:5 : ft m I Omaha Exp..O.ES p m
Dally.
8. 0. ft P. It. R.
MUM : . A Rim K ,
Wall < JIO : a m St. Paul Kin..11115 ft m
tt. IViulKxp 7:16pm Uall 7:00 | > m
Daily.
0. * N. W. R. R.
IK VVK. i Annivr.
Hall * om am Cxpreeit 10:50 : a m
Kiprcfit 6.00 p ml Mall1 , 7OJ : pm
0. , U. I * AP.lt. R.
A linn K.
Wall * OOOara KrnroMt , 10:50 : n m
SzprciKt 6iflpni : Mail * 7:00 : pm
C. , M. & St. P. R. 11.
LKAVX. Ann * * a .
Uall&Ex0:00 : am I'aclHo F.iil. | . . . 10:50am :
itlantloKxt 6:00 : pm Malik Exp * 7:00pm :
0. , B SQ R.R. ( \ la L'ouncll Blufts. )
VTM1 0:00 : nm Express 10toam :
Kxirus Coup : m Mill 7oipm :
Daily.
WABASir , ST. LOUIS & PACH'IO.
I.VANK , I AliniVK.
Accnmni" 0 00n m Cannon Hall . . .11:15 : a m
Cannon Ikill 4 25pm 1 Accom * 4:5.1 : pm
K. U. , df , JOE b U. \laCouncll Bluffs. )
AHHHK.
toll nco : am IXprcss 7EOn m
: xprciH , , . 7:15 pin Mall 7:00 : piu
ARKANoaMENTOr SUNDAY TRAINS
During May Saturday , Rundnj nnil Monday Chicago
trains \ \ 111 rotate .19 follon s ;
Saturday OMiilcg trains lea\o May M mid Clth\h
C. M. &st 1'i May 17th % la the Nnrth-Westcrnj ilay
Itthand Jlst via the Rock Island Arrhc In the
same order the Monday follonlng ,
Sunda ) morning trains depart and Sunday c\cnln
trains arrive May 4th and Uithia the Rock I l.uul ,
.May 11 tin h the North-Westcrn. and Jlay 18th \ la the
C M & . at 1' .
From B. & M l cpot ; Tontli Street.
B. & M. RAILROAD-MAIN LINK.
DKMVIII Ksracss.
' BOUND. XA8T BOUND.
„ . . . . . . ARR1VB.
Omaha. . . . 0 lupm 7:50 : nm 7:00 pm 10:05 : am
Athland. . . 8.2f pm 10C8om : 4:52 : pin 8:12am :
Lincoln. . . 10 : < 0 pm 1 ° . : CO m 8:50 t-m " : 5 am
Crcta 11:17 : pm l : C40pm 2:11 pm 3:01 : am
Hastings. . CilSitm 1:15 : pm 11:55 : am 10:50 : pm
Red Cloud. S'.LXjam H.03 pin 10:25 : am 3:23 : pm
MuCook..1 :5inm : o15 ; pm 6:15 : am 4:10 : pm
Akron . . . 3:4Spm : 2:10am : 12:50am : 11:00am :
Demur. . . . 7JJi : > m 015am 9Z5pm : 7:30otn :
Daily.
" - - , OMAHA AND PLATTTMOUTII TRAINS :
Hv. Omaha at 7:50 , and 8:45 : a m ; 4:50 : , 0:10 , 7:45 : p m
Ar. Omaha at 0:25 : , 8.40 and 10u5 : a in ; 7OJ , 7.M p in
C. D. & Q R. H-viaI'lattsmouth. )
l.HA\K. I AIiniVK
"astern Kxii..8:4 : > n m I OialiaKvp . f:40n ) : m
Chicago Exp..4:50p : m | Western Kxp..7:3J P ni
Dally.
K C. , ST. J. i. C. B.la Plattsmouth )
LKIVK. I AKRUE.
ill'.l. . . . , ; . 8:460 : ml Express. . . . ; . . ' . . .0:23 : am
Exprois . 7:45 : pm I Mall . 7:30 pm
Dally ;
From O. St. P , M. & O. Depot , 14th and
"Webster Streets.
* 6.,6t.PrJir. fc 0.
LRAVK. Anitnn
fo 2 Passenger. . 8:10 : am I No 3 Mixed . 11:16 a m
No 4 Mixed . 2SO : om | No 1 Passenger. 6:20 : p m
Saudag EicentcJ.
PRINCIPAL LINE
rnmt
CHICAGO PEORIA &
, &ST.LOUIS ,
nv WAV or
011AHA AND LINCOLN TO DENV2S ,
Oil VIA
KANSAS CITY AND ATCHISON to DENVEIl
ConnocUnir in Union Depots nt ICannasCIty ,
Omaha mul Denver with thiough tmliis lor
Anil nil points In Ilia Oicnt West.
2oiiiiiutinr ; ( In Grand Union Depot at Chicago
with tliiough tnilim for
NEW YORK , ItOUTON ,
And all Knstuni Cities.
AtPcorla with thiouujh tmlnn lor Indlnnnp.
nils , Cincinnati , Columbus , nnd all polntu m
thnSouth.Knat. At St. Louis with through
trains lor nil points South ,
Elegant Diiy Couches , I'm lor Cars , with Ho.
clInliiK Olmlrs ( Hcnts Jrco ) , Srao'klnK Cars with
Ituvolvlng Ohnlra , I'ullnmn 1'nlaco Sleeping
Oars nnd tlio ruinous U. 11 , & O. Dlnlim Cum
nm dally toand from Rhlcngo and Kansas City ,
Clilo onnd Council Bluffs ; Ohlcago nnd Dca
Molnus , Uhlcngo , St. Joaupli , Atuhlson and
Tonolcu without cliango. Only through line
limning their own trains between Chicago ,
I-liicolii nnd Denver , nnd Chicago , llmisus
City nnd Denver. Tliiough cars between
Indianapolis nnd Council llhiirs , via 1'corla.
. GOING IVOKTH AN1 > SOUTH.
Solid 'i'rulns of Klogant Day Coaches and
I'ulliimn I'ulaco Sleeping Cars ura run dally to
and from St. Louis ; vin Hannibal ; Quincy ,
ICcokuk , Ilnillngton , Ccdnr ItunlUs and Albeit
LcatoSt. I'uul and Minneapolis ; 1'arlorCnru
with KtclliiliiK Chairs to and fiom Ht. I.ouU
nnd 1'uorla. Only ono clmno | of cars between
St. I.oulH and DCS Jlolnco , Iowa , Lincoln , Mo.
skn , and Uanvcr , Coodo
It Is also the only Through Line between
BT , LOUIS , MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL.
It Is known as the great THKOUGH OAK
LINU of America , and is unlveiiuxlly admit-
MM ! to IMJ the
Finest Equipped Ballroad in the World for
all classes of Travel.
Through Ticket ! ) via this line for tain atHT-
U. It. I'oiiixm ticket olllccs In tlio UnlUxlStntcs
iiul Canada.
T. J. I'OTTKU. J'KnCEVAL LOWKLL ,
VJcu-hid. t. Uea. MtotEcr. Oea ' -
J. WILLEBOORSE ,
FOUUEllLY WtOl'lUETOU OF
Temperance Hall Saloon !
IU > now opened hli talcon ftt the
Corner ol 14th and Douglas Sts.
Where ho will sell the licit kind of Uijuori , Wind ,
anil Lager Doer.
I EREE LUNOH EVERY DAY.
fiTUy frleuoi are a'l Invilol ap 10-lw
IN OI-'KIOK II AliV < \ CKN TUIIY.
BomnOlilMcn AVIio l < m n to Srtvo
Uiu-ld Sam VJty YcnrH
( Sow York Sun. )
WASHIMIION , ( D. 0. . ) , April 2. Fifty
/oars go to-tiny , Jnmois Lawronaou of
\Iurylftiid \ , rocclvcd mi appointment to a
8400 clorlisliip in the clerkship in the
[ 'ost-oflko Dopnrliiiont. IIo olobratod
ho somi-contonninl of his service by ink-
his desk in the
ng a half holiday from |
Dead Letter Olllco , and roeolviiiR ho congratulations -
gratulations of his friends , llo was a
clerk in the Post office nt Baltimore for
oars before ho cftmo to Washington , so
that ho has been in the employe of the
government for sixty years and in ngo
as well as length of service is the oldest
of Uncle Sam's hired men. During nonr-
y o quarter ot a century Mr. Lawronson
acted in the capacity of correspondent
For the Bnltimcro Sun , and has the nddi-
.ional honor of being the oldest journal-
at in Washington. Ho is atill in good
loalth and able to regularly perform the
duties of his oilico , although discipline is
a little relaxed in his favor.
Win , T. Berry was Post-master ( on-
oral when Lawronson camp in , and Andrew -
drew Jackson was President. Before
Berry's time the Postollico Department
Printing Office are now , but Jackson in
vited him to a seat in the cabinet in defiance -
fiance of precedents and against the
> retests of John 0. Calhouti , who was
Secretary of State and a great stickler
for etiquette. The only authority the
Poslmastor-Gohoral has for a seat in the
Executive Chamber Jis Andrew Jackson a
nvitaticm to Birry , Seventy clerks did
the Postollico Department in those days ,
and throe men wore assigned to the mail
morgue , It requires over 1000 now to
open , road , return , or destroy the dead
otters that come in at the rate of SjOOO-
X)0 ) , a yoar.
Undo Jimmy Marr , tno venerable
chief clerk of the First Assistant Pcst-
nastor-Gonoral , antedates Lawronaons
service by three years , Having boon ap-
loinlod to a clerkship on the 20th of
Juno 1831. There ore also uovoral Post-
naa ors who hold commissions older than
lis , although , lucluding his service in the
Baltimore postoflico , Lawronson heads
the list of veterans. Lindloy Muro , the
venerable old negro who sits at the ma-
logmy door which loads to the beautiful
oflico ef the Secretary of the Navy , comes
second , wilh a service of fifty-six years ,
laving been appointed in 1828 by Sam
uel Southard ; and the third on the list
a the Hon. William Hunter , Second
Vssistant Secretary of State. A clork-
ahip was given to him by Martin Van
3ureu in " 1829 , and ho has boon promot
ed from time to timo. Ho reached his
> resent position under John-
ion's administration , and Mr. Marr is the
fourth on the list. There are a number
of clerks in the departments who have
seen forty , and some have seen forty-five
'ears ' of service
The oldest Postmaster is Roswell
Boardsloy of North Lansing , Tonkins
county , N. Y. , whoso mission boars the
date of Juno 28,1828. Postmaster Stab-
or of Sandy Springs , Md. , was appoint
ed a few months before Boardsley , but ho
died a year ngo. John Bowdish of Itural
Grove , Montgomery County , N. Y.- was
appointed Postmaster on December 10 ,
L830 , and now occupies the samp office
, n which ho opened his first moil more
: han fifty-three years ago. During this
; imo he has received the princely salary
of § 03 a year ; and admistrations have
come and gone , political parties have ris
en and died , of decay , but he has1 never
failed to draw his quarterly allowance
of § 2333J.
A surprising case is that of George Hil
ton , who was appointed postmaster at
South Parsonfiold , York County , Me. ,
on the 27th of December. 1830. His sal
ary was § 35 a year during this time , but
at the end of the fifty-second year of his
service he resigned the office with all the
its lionors and emoluments , and asked as
a special favor that Alphous H. Hilton ,
bis son , a youth of sixty-four summers ,
might be appointed in his stead.
Uncle Jimmy Marr is oithodox in his
religious holier , and was once discussing
theology with Colonel Ingersoll. The lat
ter told him he "couldn't see how hell
could have any terrors for a man who
Siad been in the Postoflico Department
for fifty-three years. "
CAUTION.
No. 219 GRAND STREET ,
JERSEY CITV , N. J. , Feb. 28 , 1883 ,
Two months ago I suffered with o very
bad coughwhich kept mo awake all night.
I was recommended to put on my cheat
two Allcock'd Porous Plasters. Unfor
tunately my druggist persuaded mo to try
some other so-called porous plaster , I
lout my manoy , for they wore worthless
and not of the slightest benefit. I then
procured Allcock's Porous Plasters , and
they completely cured mo.
J. F. McGINNISS.
" Imitation Porous Plasters ore being
advertised and offered for eolo. Beware
of them. "Alcock's" is the only gen
uine.
Ilccord of ArrcntH.
The following is the record of arrests
for last month of the police court :
Maliciously injuring pioperty 1
1'olonlous asaaulc . - . . ' 1
Asuault and battery 17
Robbery 1
Obtaining money and goods under false
pretoncea , . . . , . , . . , G
Seduction , 1
Violation of election laws 0
Perjury , . . . . 1
Selling mortgaged property , 1
Conversion of property as bailee. , , 1
Larceny , , , . . .83
Making throats \ 2
Intoxication and disturbance of the pence , 82
Carrying concealed weapons 0
Prostitution , 50
Kust driving. , . t 1
Keeping dangerous dogs. . . t , . . , 1
Gambling. . . . 0
VugruntM and auspicious pontons , 3 $
Contributing to tlio support of a liouao of
prostitution ,
Belling liquors without license 4
Obstructing a policeman. . , , U
Discharging firearma , 4
Driving over fire hose 2
Extortion by expreaBinan. . , , . , , , . , . , , . . . 1
Committing uuiaatice. , , . , , 0
20 ! )
A Sensible Man would Use.
Keinp'a Balsam for the Throat and Lungs.
It IB exiting more CBBOB of Coughs , Coldu. Ast.
hina , Bronchitis , Croup , and all Throut nnd
Lunir troubles , than any other modlclno ,
The proprietor baa nuthorUed gchroodur &
liccht , to refund your money if , after taking
three-fourtlis of a bottle , re'fof ' is not obtained ,
Price TO cents and $1 , For nalu by BchooJcr
* Bccht.
Bound Over to tlio Xoxt Grand Jury.
f [ Slovottso , the man brought from Obor-
lin , Ohio , by Post-office Inspector King ,
was taken fboforo United States Com
misaionor Aondorson , yesterday for ex
amination. An information was lodgcc
against him , charging him with with us
ing the mails'with intent to defraud.
The prisoner waived examination , am
MH cave will no over for invoBllgntinn by
the next Ui F. grand , jury which mooU
on Tuesday of in .xt wcok. Ills bail
wai fixed hi 81,000. Ho was utmblo to
give the required bond and waa rmimnd-
od to jail. It ii aiid SiovotUo hai soon
fit to rnnko n full and written confes
sion of the crime of which ho ia charged.
A Card.
OMAHA , May 2,1881.
To the Editor ol Tin llae.
Wo always understood and believed that
you are n friend of the laborer , notwith
standing the late atriko of your printers ,
which speaks for iUolf. Kvory laboring
man knows that in paat troubles hero you
have boon the only man that had the
pluck nnd courage to stand by labor in
defiance of monopolies. As an employe
of the Union Pacific railroad for many
years , 1 have always been well paid and
well treated by our old officials such
men as S. U. U. Clark , J. T. Clark , at
present with the Chicago , Milwaukee &
St. Paul , Mr. Kimball , Mr. Shelby , and
others of the old officials. Wo lived and
prospered under them. Wo admire those
men and would do anything in our power
that was just and right. Wo fool that
thny were our our friends , and 1 know
that wo wore friends to them and their
interests. But wo are sorry to say , it
Booms that those Boston parties have ,
through their board of diroctors,8ontmcn
icro to ro-moclcl and convert the om-
iloycs of the U. P. railtoid in accordance
with the Boston views nnd the Y. M. C.
A. and puritanical laws , the offspring of
hose Trho used to burn witches. All I
lave to say at present to Mr. Auditor
Toiing , the great reformer of morals , is ,
'lease go back homo to your parents.
? hey might want to sue you once more as
hey saw you lost. Fill yourself up with
> ork and beans and codfish , nnd if you
hould happen to explode wo will try and
onr our happy n filiation the best vro can.
P. S. Now , Mr. Young , you are too
rouiiR to bo west as far as you are at
iroaont. Just taVn a rest until you are
Idor. Lay oil on your pork and beans
nd grow fat and bo happy.
EMI-LOYK orrnr U. P. R. 11.
Want of Knlth.
If Schroder & Bccht.tho druggistvlo not auc
oed it U not for the want of faith. They have
uch faith in Dr. Bosanko's Coiizh mid Lung
yrup as a remedy for Colds , Consumption ,
ud Lung affoctonsthat they \vlllglva a bottle
roe to eacli and every ouo who is m need a fo
medicine of this kind
Attcnirt to Abduct ,
CLEVELAND , May 2. A bad attempt
was made last dight to abduct Lucia
karate , a Mexican midget on exhibition
at the Dime Museum. Two men man-
, ged to steal her from the dressing room
trhiloleft alone a minute. Chase wan
undo and the abductors seen but they
iroppod her and escaped. Thii is the
bird attempt to kidnap her. The sup-
losod object is to hold her for a ransom.
A Happy rurally.
ullcd from the breast , squeezed from the bottle ,
tomacliswlll sour nil milk will curdle ;
Intiy hallelujah nnd that nig ! t ,
leasehold bumping heads In an fill fright
> on't deny'twas tiiua nlh ( Victoria ,
Jlght tt as hideous without 'Cantorla ;
V'hcn colloid ; for peaceful slumber ,
All said their prayer and elopt Ilka thunJor.
The Fatal Fire Damp.
PITTSDPRO , May 3iIt was rumored
an explosion of fire damp occurred this
afternoon in the Allegheny volley coal
mines near Parker and that a number of
minors wore killed.
Proved a Big Benefit.
"Has magical pain killing ami healing pro-
lortios. Half of a fifty-cent bnttlo cured mo
f rheumatism and a cold that had settled in
ny back. Feel as well as 1 ever did in my
ifo. " Otto J. Doesbury , prop'r Holland City
fcwa , Holland , Mich. , speaking for Thomut'
Eclectricoil ,
"Will the comlnf ? man smoke 1" WM s , t-
tied by Prof. Flak In Ills charmingpani. .
pUet IIOBays.moreovcr.Uiattlioratiouil
war to use tobacco Is through the pipe.
All asroo that only the best tobacco eboiUd
bo used. Which Is tlio bcntr That to
which Mature lias contributed thomost ox-
qulslto flavors. Blackwcll's Bull Durham
Smokln ? Tobacco fllla the bill completely.
Nearly two-thirds of all the tobacco grown
on the Golden Tobacco but of North Carolina
lina goes Into the manufactory of Black ,
well , at Durham. They buy the pick of
the cntlro ooctlon. llcnco
lilackwcll'a Hull Durham
BinoklnR Tobacco Is tlio
beet of that tobacco. Don't
bo deceived when you buy.
U ho Durham Dull trade ,
mark Is on
c\cryTcuulno
package.
ll'fl Oenulno null Dnrbazn
U Uio choice of all
Biaokuut Tobacco.
ADAMS'
mm LIGHTIilfiG COIDOCTOB
COMBINED WITH RESERVOIR.
A Good Article sold on Bus
incss Piinciplcs.
In use upon the houses of the
boat men in Omaha , who unhesi
tatingly recommend it. Endorsed
by reliable scientilio men in other
places. Manufactured from the
best copper this metal has eight
times tlio conductive power of iron
i having a double scroll BO ar.
jraugcd that it convoys water from
[ the roof to a reservoir placed in
Jtho ground below the roach of
jfroat. _ It is pronounced by good
author ! ties thoLuatrod over-brought
before the public. The Adams rod
jla manufactured nnd for Bale by
| J , H , BALDWIN & MILLER ,
15r"h. atul Jackson bta.
OMAHA NE13.
, - - - .
J Send for eight page circular ,
jjgiviiiK description of rod nnd roe-
TJoinin iidatioiis by the beat men in
the country.
A. B.KELLEY , M. D.
-AND-
0. A , WILSON , M , D , ,
Phyaioiaua and Surgeons
OmCtS-BOYD'S Ol'KHA UOUibE.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $75,00(0 , (
< . 'riclot * only 8Stirc ) < In
Louisiana state Lottery Goiima
rtrtify tl.at > ittuptrt < tt tht at
angentntt for all IHr Monthly and ScmMnntMl
Iriiteingt o/ /xwJiwjfin Statt Letltru Company ,
nilinptrson tnanant and control the DraiHngt
heinitlfti , ana that tMKttn * ate conducted iriiA
mtitt//aimtit.anil in good/aitk ttvurd all tx\t ,
n.atul iff anlhcrite tht company to ut thd&r
Afdte , uttk/ao-timiltt t\f \ our tijnatWM aooA ( d
nil * ailftrtlttmenti , "
COKVIUIOXIM
Inoorporated In 1883 Cor 26 yean by th IcRlttalnrt
or cilucatlonal and charltablo pnrpoM with a cap-
alol (1.000,000 to which a itserre tund ol oril
5M.COO has since been added.
Uyano\erwhelmlntc popular rota Its franchlM
us tnado a part ol the present etato oonttltutlon
doptcd December Sd , A. D. 187B.
! ho only Lottery over voted on mill on-
donod by the people of nuy Stnto.
It noicr scales or postpones.
Ita grand single uumbor drawings tak (
lace monthly.
A Rptomlid opportunity to win n Fortune ,
'If th Urntul IJnvwIiifr Clium 1C , In the Acud-
on\y ofl > lii lc , Now Orlonns , liiemlny , May
13lh , 1884 IGSth Monthly drawing
CAPITAL PRIZE , $75,000.
00,000 Tickets nt Five Dollar * Knch. Frno-
UOUB , in Klftlis in iiroportlon ,
LIST OP PRIZES.
1 OArrTAL PRIZE . , . I76DM
1 do do . 6OOC
1 do do . 10,000
I PRIZES OK $8000 . U.OOC
6 do tOOO . 10,000
10 do 1000 . 10.00C
20 do 600 . 10,00t
100 do lee . : oooc
SOO do 100 . BO.CXX
600 do 60 . 25000
000 do 26 . 25,000
9 Approximation prices of 9760 . 0,76 (
8 do do 600 . 4.60C
do do 260 . 2,251
Iifl7 Prltos , amounting to . . . .J2M.604
Application lor rates to clubs should bo mrulo enl )
t the oillco to the Company In Now Orleans.
For further Information wrlto clotrly Riving full
ddrcst. Make P. O. Money Orders payable tat
ddreM Rcclstorcd Letters to
NKW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK ,
Now Orlcnua , La.
Postal Notoa and orJIrmry letters by Mall or Kx
ircsu ( all sums of $5 and upwards by Ki proas at out
xiionbol to
U A. DAUPHIN ,
r U. A. DAUPHIN , Now Orleans , La.
607 Seventh St. , Waahlnf ton , IX 0
UlnanceAgenl
BEl'RKBENTSI
'hosalr ANarenoo Co. , ot jjondon , Cuh
Auotj | 5,8M,604.0
wratcheator , N. T. , Capital 000,000.0
av UnrehanU , ol Kew.t * . N. J. , Capital 1,576,000.00
UlranlFiro.rhlUccIit.il. * vltal. . . . 1,200,000.0 :
Firemen's Fund. Cai tal I. .5l6.0fl
U. P. BAKERY ,
1514 Webster St. , Omaha , Neb. ,
( Suoscssora to the old U. 1 * . Balcry.lSth St. , )
ALL KINDS OF
BREAD , FANCY CAKES AND PIES
Constantly on baud. Orders will be promptly atttn-
dcd to. WAONEll BKO'3 ,
npr-23 2m 1'roprlotori.
Notice to Cattle Hen
900 CATTLE FOB SALE.
ISO Iload of Steers Three Years Old.
200 ' ' " Two . "
203 " " nclfcro , Two "
160 " ' hUcrs , One "
220 " " Heifers , Ono "
Tbo aboro described cattle ore all well bred Iowa
cattle , straight and smooth. Thcso cattle will bo
old la lots to lult purchisera , and at reasonable
irlocB. For furthar particulars , call on or address
M. F. PATTOW ,
Waverly , Crcmir Co. , Iowa.
. Also younor irradod bnllH. m7-.lmo-Stw
A. F. GROSS , ,
OABINET WORK , HUC1I AS
COUNTERS , BABS , IOE BOXES ,
LIBRARIES ,
nd ol klndi of ofTlco work n specialty Oall or ad
ilrutu 1308 Jackson Street , Omaha , Neb.
U'hoMj ilrlilllty. uvliiiimclnii ami inomatnra
ilccny nro ciusoU hy OXCCMCH , en om uf J out li , etc. ,
era psrfpctly restored la rulnut . ' " "lU'-.SSa
TltriVrnuu iniinliouil' l > y THE MARSTON
HOLUS. 3 oBtomllch dnicfflnK. TuUtreatniBOi
ulXtrvo.j. llclilllty and IMij lci l Wccny U
uniformly ecccc fnl III-PIIIIM mri-ii on p rieo
Miiillii < . lJilH'Wiiiicl dli-oPt nicllioil and6t
MI > IUI ( liiiroiiulinon. Hotl.id TrontlBO frc- .
* HSTON '
NEBRASKA UNO AGENCY
0. F. DAVIS & CO. ,
( SUCCESSORS TO DAVIS * BNTDKB. )
General Detlen In
REALESTATE
ESTATE
1M5 rABNAir BT , . OMAHA.
U T for Ie 00,000 aorea oarolully teleoted Undl
In Eutorn Nebruka , at low prioa and on eaajr torma.
Jtnprovca larnu for oal In Douglag , Dodge , Oollaz
PUtte , Hurt , Oumlnfr , Barpyi Waamogton , Uertck
laundori , and Butler Oountioi.
Taxoa paid In all parts of the State.
Money loaned on Improved fanui.
Notary 1'ublio always In ollloo , Correipondcnce
HUGH McMANFS & 00 , ,
418 North 10th Strcot.
WALL PAPERS.
1'AINTINd IN ALT * ITS DUANCIIKS.
R. KALISH ,
rn
lion Jmt rccclvcil n full line of Imported Fancy Suit-
Into and I'autalooni ot tlio latent etylet , Alia
guarantee * flue IHtlnirs mI f no trlmmlngi.
atlxjutst I'rlce. Also Cleaning Uyelug
aud Itcpalrlpir. H , V. Corner 16th
and Davenport StrecU
TO INVENTuRS !
PATENTS OBTAINED FOH ORIdlNAIi
InvcntioD , Discoyory or Design
OAYEATS , DISCLAIMERS ,
Ro-bauoa and oztontions filed , and ap
poaU noted.
ALL PATENT BUSINESS PH01IITLV ATTENDE1
10 ,
Bert refercncei. Ilouonahlooliarirei. WrllotoWu
HYIJB 8M1TU Jr. , 018 'U. " Bt. , N , W.
The Largest Stock in Omaha and Makes the Lowest Prices
j yg
n T * f
DRAPERIES AND MIRRORS ,
Just received an assortment ( ar Burpassing anything In thin market , comprising
the Intost and moat tauty donlgna manufncturod for thio spring's trade and covering
a rnngo of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive.
Parlor Goods Draperies.
Nowrciuly for the inspection of cus Complete stock o nil the latest
tomers tlio nowpsfc nnvoU.Kfl . in styles in Turcoman. Madras nnd
Suits nnd Odd Pioccs. Lncu Curtains , Etc , , Etc.
Elocant Passenger Elevator to all Floors.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
1206,1208 and 1210 Fnrnam Street , - - - - OMAHA , NEB
3ST"3ri3DHjjan
MANUFACTURER OF OF BTRIOTLT
AND TWO WHEEL CARTS.
1319 and 1820 Uarnay btrcol and 40S S. *
nitrated OaUlorno turulaliod Iron upon application. Omaha. fttob
n. B. LOCKWOOD ( formerly of Lockwood & Draper ) Chicajjp , Mau-
agor of the Tea , Cigar and Tobacco Departments. A full line of
all grades of above ; also pipes and smokers' articles carried in
stock. Prices and samples furnished on application. Open
orders intrusted to us shall receive our careful'atteutioii
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
AGENTS FOR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & WAND POWDER CO
U. M. LEIGHTOfl. . H. T , OLAHKE.
LEIGHTON & CLARKE ,
SUCCESSORS TO EENNARD BROS. & CO. )
DEALERS IN
Paints. Oils. Brushes *
OMAM *
IN EOOFING AND COVERING WALLS.
VAN PAPPELENDAM
PATENT TILES
Made of Sheet Metal with Profisod Ornamonta. i-.o Leaking , Ko Oraoking or low
ing off. Fire Proof , Ohonp nnd Durable. The Most Ornamental Roof Mado.
Practically Tested for Nearly Ten Years , With the Most Gratifying Results ,
SULLIVAN BROTHERS , Agents.
. 2 View representing a number
of Tiles as arranged upon a roof.
Fig. 3 Detail sectional view of the
same.
Fig. 4 Ono of the Roof Tiles.
Fig. B Wall Tile , the white part of
which is covered by the one obovo
it , and requires no description.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS ,
MANUFATU11HIIS OP
TIN ROOFING I
SMOKE STACKS ,
Breccfc ani General Iron Wort ,
TIN , IRON & SLATE ROOFING ,
Guttering and Genaral Jobbing
TEltMS IICASONADLE ,
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
100-111 SOUTH SIXTEENTH ST. ,
OMAHA , - NEBRASKA.
AMTIP
THE BEST THREAD FOR SEWING MACHINES
VMLLMyiHn I IU
Willimantic Spool Cotton is enfaroly the product o Homo Industry ,
and ispronouncoo by experts to be the best sowing iniichine thread in the
worW. FULL ASSOItTMBNT CONSTANTLY Ur HAND , an
for sale by HENLEY , HAYNES & VAN AHBDEL ,
m&e ( Jrnuha. N l > .
THE LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY
1409 and I4I'I DodRoSt , , i ° * P0P nt ! } . mm , NEE