r rvr TTI Alt T TXATIT * C Af ST A "XT' " IO 101.1
OMAHA DAILY BEE-SATURDAY MAY 17 , 1554.
MANUFAOTURKH OF
GALVANIZED
CORNICES ,
WINDOW CAPS , FplS , ETS.
a , to xatsa. cutx-o
onvu . . N
WITH
a 3d year work is done for nil time
to time to come.
WE CHALLENGE
a
o produce a more durable material
for street pavuinent than ( he
Sioux Falls Granit" .
OKlIDE'SS
FOIl- ANY AMOUNT OK
0 In
filled promptly. Samples sent and
estimates given upon application.
WM.McBAW&GO. ,
, Sioux Falls. TWrnrn.
617 St. Charles St. , St , Louis , tio.
AREOULAK QUADUATKol two modloil college
his been onjiceil lonircr In the treatment ol
CHRONIC , NEUVOUS , SKIN AND BLOOD Disease *
thin other phyalcUn In St. Louis , as city papers ( hov
and ill old residents know. Consultation I'ce and
Imlto'l. When It U Inconvenient to visit ths city .for
treatment , medicines can bo sent by null or oxpr x B
everywhere. Curalilo cases frimrantood ; whore doubt
exists It Is frankly stated. Call or wrlto.
NorrouaPrrMtratlon , Debility , Mental anil Phyalot
Werilinosi. Mercurial nd other affections of Throat
tml .Muutli. Old Sorea nnd Ulocra ,
mcnta to irmrHgn , UhjirnuHm , I'llm.
tout Ion to CMOS from overworked liraln .SUUHIUAI. .
CASKS receive special attontlon. llai'i' nrulrg
from Imprudence , Excesqc * . Indulgences pent anent-
ly cured ,
\ ttcryn eltoU.U ! ny
receipts ; who may
. . marry , who may no !
why.cames , consoquoiicua and euro. U I1 < I fir S5r ;
poetaee or t moi
Notios to Cattle MOB.
HOOCATTLE FOR SMB. ,
I'O Head of 8to/n Time Years Old.
200 ' ' " Two "
20' " " Heifers , Two "
160 " ' Hocrs , Ono
9.20 " " HeifcrH , Ono "
Tbo abiiva dMC'lb d cattle are nil well bred Iowa
cnttlo. straight and smooth Tlu'sa cattle mil bo
told In lots to Milt imrclnsora , and at reasonable
prices. For further partu ularj. call on or aildnss
M. V PATTOtf ,
Wa\orly , Drcmjr Co , [ own.
K.IO/I u ; ifrtti * ji7-'ine S
EaUSTCIPAL LISE
CHICAGO , PKoilLL & ST. LO'J JS ,
u vviv or
OlIAKA AKD LINCOLN 70 DENVrS ,
OH VIA
KA1ISAS CITY AND ATCHISOH t J DEH7EH
Connecting In Union Depots at Knn u > < i < . .
Oiimluaml Dunvvi with tlimtijjli tmlns tor
Anil nil points In Uiu tiiur.t
Connecting In ( Jninil I'lilcm Depot at Chicago
with tlinmKli tnilns lor
NKW YORK , llOHTOy ,
A nil all Cusli.TM Cltli'S
At I'i'orl i with llnotiirh trnlii * lor IiiiHannii-
nllH , UliiclMiiiitl.ColiiiulniH , unit nil 'xilntH In
UioMiutli.Kiist. At KI. J.ouls with
tialns lor nil polnlx Smith.
Klrgtint I ) iy Co ichi'H , I'm lor Curs , with Ito
( lining UlMlisOieaU ( ir < i ) . .Sliioklnt ; Caruwlth
Hnvolv.nn Chilis , I'lilluuin 1'nliiro M uiiliirf
CUM unit tliu Minims ( ' . Ji. & ( v > . Jlnlnn Can
run dully toiiiul fioin GhlunKuiiml KunimiOlty ,
riilc.iKOitml Council IllnlU : Olilu.iun und DM
Molm" ) , Uhlcii 'O , St. Jotiiiili , Ati-lilmtu nn < l
TopcUu without change. Duly tliroiiKh Ilia
innnluK Ihul ; ' < < wn tnilns iH'twcun C'lin-iiKo ' ,
J.lncolii nml Dunvcr. and ( Jhlt-a o , lunu u ,
< Utv mill Ditnvcr Thioti li cms Liulur
Jii'llanapolU ' ami Council Ulnll * , via l'i on i
01)1 NO A ) UTII ANU SOUTIf.
Hoi Id Trains < > I Klu ; ant liy ; Coaulii' * mill
I'liltinan I'alaco.-lecplnn Caiuaid inn il'i ly ID
( mil fiiiiu Ht. J onls , vlit llannllul ;
iv. JliiilliiKti'ii , ( Viturll.lliliUanil
J.i.itiist. ! 1'anl anil .Minmuix | > lls ; I'ailori
with Iti'CllnlnK Chain to nil Hun ) "t. I f.m.
nml I'i'orla. ( ) iil.v < iiioc'liangiofcaiv 1 > imi'n
St. I.ouUanil Di' Jlolni'H. Io n , Lincoln , Ni-
unmUu.anit Denver , Colonulo
It Isalx ) tluionly Thioiili ! I.lnn U UIXMI
ST. LOUIS , milUEArOLIS and ST. PAVL.
llli known as tliu irru.it TllltOI'i.ll cvi :
I.I si : of America , unJ U uniti-nully udii.lt ,
d t < > ' t ) tliu
S'iacst Sapped Eailrctd Jn ths Wcrld fit
all cksc3 ei TrtvoJ. ,
Tlironuh TIcli.-i * viu tlusiiuo for sal" er
It. lt.c < iiiKu | ticket onlfcd in trui [ lulled htattj
J. POTTKIl ,
V'j t P-
TRA'JE R1ARXueti
ueti USUIIPT. An
tinfivlllintcutofor
Seminal Woat-
and all
tlist follow ni .
wquenw irf Self
Alwe , nlovso _
' . -anETAr IHQ. ftil"Sttui"rMn { AFTER TARHID ,
In tlie llvk , DlmncM t ( VMon , PrenmtircOld ARt
and mny olhcnllsuMioj that lead tolntnnlty or Con
sumption nnd a Prcniatitie Owe.
URWARR of admtljemrnti to rotund money , "hoc
driifRUti from here tlio medlclno Is boiuht da nnt
Wtinrl , but refer yon to the tnnuf ctun , niul tht
requirements are such that the ) ro ttlitfin , if ertr ,
compiled v\lth. tico thclrnrlttciiRtiarantea A trio ]
ol ono lni < lo package of araj' 8H-clflo | will conxInix.
the moit Bkoptlcsl of UN real merits.
On account of onuiitoj/elters , e h vo adopted the
j cllow Wrapper ; the onlj itonulne.
XiTt ll mttlc-ilars In nur tvunphlot , which wede
tire to ecnd ( rco li > mall to ovcry i tio. f-CTlio Sjio
clflo ITeill Ino is sold by all drucfftltt at jl per pack-
R o , PI sit pvl : ( se lor W , or will bo sent free by
null on the receipt ol the money , by addrewiliiif
THK OltAVMRUICINUUO. . midalo , N. Y.
Sold M Omaha I * - * . Jy 10mA
H. PHILLIPS ,
rn
till ono of the Urireit and finest assortment of
Spring inl Summer Uoo-li for Suitings ivid Trowso
I" ? ' All garments guaranteed tii fit and trimmed
with the Ilort Trimmliim MY I'lUCKI AUK I.OWKIl
til in any lUrclunt Tiillor In the city IbOt Karnam
Street.
R. R8SSDOI9
UKIM'.KSKN7S
Phrnlx Arsniinco Col i.omlon , Qasti
nnti-ticler. N. Y. . CJipltil . H00,000.0
< ioMcrohantn , of Nc-nt > , ; , Capital 1S75WO.O <
CSIrnnt r'jIlKcliUs ulttl. . . .1,500,000.0 ;
Klrotnin'H Frin.t. . Cav til . l.tSJ.Hi
Pioneer iirug
S. K. COIt. 13TH .1ND JONES ST.1.
DR , F. S. LEWIS , - Prop'r ,
ACIKM 311
Ohio Oil Co.'s West Vtrt'itiia , Oylui l
and other Oil ? coimuUlv on h and.
R. KALISH
HIM ju t rese ved a full Una of Importo 1 Fancv 'Suit
In sand I'vitaloons of the latent Btjles AU )
guarantees flue IHtli.es iii'l ' f.no trlmnilnga.
at Lowest I'rico. Alao Cleinln Djclug
and Ucpalrln ) , ' . S. R. Corner 16th
and ! > \eniKirt Strecta <
TO PUHOIIASE
Second
For Spot Cosh , thll on or address llr. orl lira
J UUOD UIC1C , B18 .South 10th street.
CEO. WEBER
All kinds ol Bread , Fancy Cakes and Pics natiutlj
ou hand.
ZTnnfvpfipdl l
4MBJU& w&VL ri < d33C'l (
&
IN BOTTLES.
Cuhnbnclier . Bnvr.na
Pilsner . Bohemiau
Kaiaer . , .Bremen.
DOMESTIC.
Bud < veiser . Sfc. Louis. ;
Anhauser . St. Louis.
Besi s . Milwaukee.
Schlitzilsner ) : . Milwnnkeo ,
If rue's . Omahii.
Ale. Porter. Domestic am ! Rhine
Wine. ED. MAUKRR
Fwrnn D Sfc.
SSCTR
UANUPAOTUKERS AND DEALBUS IN
11 ITlTITTin
WHIPS , ETC.
Wo male ivorv rtno li'ht harncai , nnd have al-
oajaonhind a full line of Horao ClothingCurr }
Combs , BrjshuH , etr.
HO Mb St - Neb
, 116 N , Omaha ,
Mass. Institute of Teclinologv ,
IIOSTON 5IABS.
IC\.iniliHin > iiti in St. T/oufH ,
H ( . 'iilar ( our.\ur.ia CCHIH-JS In < Ml , Mcrhanlcal ,
.Mining aru' > I . trlirl I niiliii ering An lillc'fiMnc ,
Chi-n Iktry l'h > l-a , Nat'iral history ute Studci.t-
tro nUj ilirl it-d tn ( Ortlul i r | i u al niiirri'H .Nuxt
nchnd \ jr beulns Sojil 2' ) , IWI linti tcruoxim
InatloiiHattlioillira Sii ) t ol I'uhlln hcliuulH , 4V. .
coj1.1 r Till mi I OiiHtnut S-H , .Mav'2 > un3u. ! at 10
n in. /1 | ' | tn lt-t , KV. . hug , ! ' < , ! > tichulu
Ilnlldlng . I.oulH
WKIISIIK WFMiS.Stcrcta y.
ru N' ' IS A. WAliKKll , rrumltut.
d mi oCt n wk lin.
A CAHD. To ll who are mflcrlng from iMrcrn
anil'rillicntl'n ' > inf.\Liitb , nonmH WiaUiic 9 , tally
i'crn ' > , IIHH of niaiih H , ' , vtn I111 I Mjnil a it'clt u th > t
villcuri M > U , I'KH > . Or'iilMKJr. Tnhgru.t n'ln '
c-ilj was illicnvi'icl by n n.1 fiunery In South Amri
Cl Solid fcolf Hllll ! < < ' < ll IMIM I 11 tO llBV .llHKI'll T.
IiuAN , Station D. Non Y'rk ' nj IL&BUKC !
U. P. BAKERY ,
15 U Webster S . . Omaha , Nob. ,
( Successors to the o'd U I * . IU1 ery.lCth Bt. , )
AU. KINDS Of
BREAD , FANCY CAKES AND PIES
Comtanlly on tun I. Orlor < wll bi i romtly | attcn-
tU-d to. WAflKKlt ItHO'H ,
appJ3'in I'rojiilaorB
GEOR C RUST ,
y. { ; ori.tr 2d ftt.d Cunilnr | St.
GUTTEHIKfl , SPUUTING ETO.
OuUra IH ht > | ironiitl.v | attended tn.
fflsslMijal Instill' ' * ! :
Chartered by theStateof illl-
nou for tueexprcsspurpcr.e
of r < iviniiinniedlato rclirllu
all ihronic , urinary unilprl >
vale dittutcs. Gonorrhcen.
OIeet niidSyphilU in all their
complicated forma , nlio al' '
dite ten of the Kkln ano
Elood promptly rchevedona
.
iiitj.tchtcdin a/'oi I ul'wirx
, , hiHtlall'nifUtr , utmlnal
V , ei.iacsn. li i tit Lo''csl'y Dreams , Hmplcj on
thearc Lput Manhood , i > iitllvtlyrHml.'J7icrt '
istniejriirritHr > titui , Tli : appropriate remedy
j.tome uaeilln cachcate , Conaultatloni , per-
tanal or by letter , sacrctfly conficlentiil. Med.
'Inca Got by Mill and Exprcat. No nark * on
25 to lndi : t content ! or tender. Addicss
CPJAMESHo.204WashInBlonGCliIcagoll ! ! .
*
THE OHIOAGO EXOURSION ,
" 1 Slid go , nnd she slfirtod , " twid tin
"mayor of Omaha , " ns tlio Chicngo ex
cursiou trniti jiullcd out of the H , .t M
ilopot on the evening ( f Mny 8th
A ) ) olicomnu Imtl escorted the "nmy
or of Omaha'1 to the depot , nnil
saw that miguat ollicifil cnfoly
houacd in a Pullman stateroom. A sin.i
hut j ovtal baud ( soon gathered here , nml
long hofuro Missouii'a turbid stream wn.i
crossed , u score of bottles had passed
around , nnd nary n ono touched lloor or
table till every drop wns drained. Tuno-
k's songs , cracked choruaca and honrso
hurrahs , killed titno butweon circling
"fitnilus. " Itwnannild nnd noisy hour
over which the "full'1 moonbeams flick
ered.
The "stag'1 car of the excursion party
wns n pinnrnmo of merriment , stale jokes
nnd bottled lightning. Cards commanded
a premium of 25 crnta nn hour , the
obonycd porters having exhausted their
stock on the first call. When the cry
"to berths" was heard there followed n
wild titno. The fortunate few who
doubled up on the lower tier rolled in \ \ ith
little cllbrt , but to mount the upper deck
taxed the combined strength of the con
ductor , brnkomnn nnd portur. The boys
got there with their boota on and rose
with the early birds next morning , to bo
greeted with a cheery "llowdo , " instead
of n curtain locluro. It wns an interesting -
ing study to not'J the careless happiness
of these who had left thuir "bettor
halves" nt homo to take in tins painted
olophaut single handed. Don't mention
it.
"Hero's yor Burlington pipora I Huy
a ilawkoyo , Mister , " should a diminu
tive nowaboy , ns ho canlioualy approach
ed nn excursionist with a cowboy som-
brors , plying n colored handkorchics on
his flushed countcnauc * . "Is the editor
hero ? " asked the excuraionist. "Yoa , "
responded the newsboy. "Well , toll him
the BTwyor of Omaha is in town , " nnd ho
turjuid on his heel , rcstarchcd his spine * ,
nnd led oft' the procession on the pl.it-
form. The crushed no\\sboy disappeared
through the cracks of the floor , the
smaller half of a tobacco plug none re
maining to toll his fato.
"Well , isn't that too funny for any
thing ; , " remarked nn Omnhu lady , win- ,
for the first time , gazed from the pil'ory '
an the Chicngo Board of Trade In active
sruption. "If there was a little sawdust
jn the floor and a couple of clowns it
tvould pass for a two ring circus. " It was
t few minutes before the close on Sat-
jrduy. The wheat nnd corn pits were
ucked , nnd cs lively ns the crowd could
nako them. The showing of hands woa ap
parently unanimous , whib the shouting
,7ould do credit to Bedlam.
The now building of the Chicago board
) f trade will bo completed by September.
[ t is a gray grnnito monster in btzo and
rmesivoncBS. Prom the smallest detail to
.ho huge granite columns and
itatues already in place , there
is an appearance ot lavish devotion
Lo ait in cold atone. Many beautiful and
: ostly figures and panels will adorn the
the building. Some are already in place ,
j\ii \ sheltered from public gnzo by ecaf-
"oldinga. Two immense alto-rohovo side-
iinelj ; will occupy the cast and west
walls These panels , aside from the
borderB , are nineteen feet long and ton
[ eet high. They will cost § 4000 each.
When in place ihoy will bo over 100 foot
From the ground. The figures on the
west panel are sjmbolical of emigration ,
iind consist * of a group of cloven figures
raised two thirds from the surface ot the
tablet. The central figure , which is
double the size of the others , is a female ,
with a soaring expression of countenance ,
dressed in antique garb , and seated in a
throne on n dais three steps hii'h. She
represents Chicago , the gateway and
uruitor between the E.ist which is re
presented by five tigurua on her right
nd the Far West , represented by the
five figures on her left. Of the East
sjroup the ii uro farthest from the centre
IH a ntonucuttcr , tlio next the Goddets of
Liliurty , tlio next another fuin-ilo figure
which is not so easily deciphered , and last
zuiiiea n little nak d cherub playing on
tin ) bottom btop with u bust and repre
senting Art. These figures fucu tovuirds
Uhiog ) , and ure euppised tn
ihoiv how the mechinic ! artu and
Free hmntiitiona nrn derived by the Wes
from tlio Et'it. On the other hiilu of the
Dhic.igo , playing on the other side of the
Jam , is aiioUii'r linked chtirub , with a
iir.ill luymg on liu lap , lncli represents
11111 uic , and uecnis to bu a rurt of concu&ti-
ion of t'iu supurioiity of Chicjyo in music
\t the next hguro , ; i female euirjing a
iho.if of wheat and luoking castwnid ,
cieius to ruci < im/.u tlio Went ; ij : fiin.iuh-
mi ; bread ti > tliu Eiit. Next to her ia u
mint r , wirh n pick on his bhoulder , look-
iiu ; iiniliiringly | to Cluciigo to Inty sunie
uf hlu stock HO tlmt hi ) can develop his
iiiino , and buck cf him in an Indmu , hur
rying farther \voit , and only turning
li.uf-way around to give Chicago a regu
latioti military salute as ho lenv s his ICE-
nrviitir n. In tlio bauk ground are u few
baf-reliof , including a locontotivu and
leveial utln.r nyiiibnli of civili/.itinn.
i 'ntaitlo of this tableland it Hettii.g , on
two pediments , oni > on ouch extremity
! iru two granite gntliiiH , nine and a ] half
feet high , quite curious imd beautiful
piques of carving und uosting § 1,000 each.
Tliu two lions that wore to luivo been
plnci.-d ovur the front entr.uico v/ill give
plucd to tA'o olovua-fcut Btatuea , one of
Cored und one a nymbolical figure of Chi
cago. On the other hand the great 21-
foot statue of ihomythologicol mccsenger
of the g > cJrt , Mercury , which was to have
been the climax of the tower , is J.n be
dtepeiified wit'i ' , reducing the total height
f < DIM 303 to 270 foot.
One i f the most beautiful features of
thi ) building , and some Mould even say
the molt beautiful , Hill ha the two grand
utuircauiH , leading , one to the right and
the other to loft , from the main entrunu
to the main hull. They will euuh take
two turns , arid therefore bo in three eco-
Hone. They will bo built of tiz duTeront
d and olurs of puliihed ( jr.itiito , nnd
vuirc.i&o will cott 815,000. Another
fufttiiro is u couplu of grand firn-
fur tliu south end i/f the grand
mil , which mil be of terra cut to aud
Ui'nty fe jt high. TJw masonry of tin *
biiilcing , with thu oicofition of tliu tow or ,
will hi ) complutul by cfuiin 1 , and tlin
lower by July I The o niiraot prica for
'ho whole is100,000
Chicago is truly a dirty and omoky
; ity. There is acarcnly u building in tin-
: ity , no inttter cf what material , that
not discolored by soot. The uncompleted
ted portion nf the court homo , built or
polished stone nnil grnnito , is so black
tlmt it would easily pass for a building
100 years old. Although entirely enclosed -
closed , it is said a cool million will bo
required to finish up the interior and
lirklo the palms of political contr.iotors.
Kighteen hundred lawyers stretch their
hit jo for a living in the finished half of
the building.
The United Stolen custom house is a
sorry looking pile of soot covered stono.
Fortunes woto mad o by the rontrac torn
and political rings in its construction.
Another million and n half is now wanted -
ted to brace up ita crumbling foundation
and rotten columns. It is a Messing
that its walls are BO dark anil dingy ns to
hide from public gaze the cracked nml
crumbling stono. Many assort that
eventually the building will have to be
lorn down.
Pressed brick with terra cotta , brown
slotio or granite trimmings , seem now to
bo the favorite material for a majority of
the best buildings going up. The reason
for this is the fact that brick resists the
i fleets of the soot , retains color longer ,
and is not readily alloctod by climuto
The mammoth nine story Pullman build
ing on Michigan nvonuo is faced with
prnssod brick und terra cotta. Jinny of
iho huge "lints" already built and under
way are largely of this material.
A peculiar green granite hai just been
introduced there. It comes from New
York ami coals ono dollar a foot in the
wall. A largo number of private residen
ces are boinn built of it , and is quite gen
erally used for trimmings.
Chicsgo takes to "r.inito paving ns
freely as Omaha. Rod nnd blue-black
nro the favorite colors. Olark street is
being paved with it. The base Is of
sand nnd broken stono. The spaces be
tnroon the blocks nro filled with lake
gravel and covered with hot pitch , which
makes the paving practically water
tight. The base ts nlso thoroughly rolled
nnd packed bnforo the Mocks are put on.
This kind of pav mont will take the
place of wooden block pavement on all
heavy trallic streets.
"Two years ago I cold my household
goods in Jersey to raise enough to
take mo to Omahn , " said John J. Gould ,
the inventor of the self-feeding attach
ment of nnil machines. "I intended to
work at my trade of nnil making in
Omaha , but when I got there , I induced
the managers to give my feeder a trial.
It was a success , nnd that was the mak-
intcof mp. " To fortify his words Mr.
Gould piloted the writer through his
machine shop onVcst Lake ulrcct ,
hero ho turns out nail feeders complete
except the castings. They sell for § 100
each. Mr. Gould has$15,0M ( ) invested in
machinery , nnd n few weeks ngo bought
a residence on Monroe street for $20 000.
Besides this ho has a residence on West
Randolph street ani intimated fiat his
bank roll , after those investments , would
foot up ? 20,000. All made in less than
two years. Ho is n quiet , unassuming
Yankee genius , warm hearted and gen
erous , and well deserves his success.
"Say , don't you want to buy a gold
ring , " said a ragged , hungry-looking
crook as ho braced up to Pete Sullivan
on Michigan avenue. "I havou'l' had
anything to cot since the war , " continued
crook ; "my mother left mo this ring when
aho died thirteen years ngo. I hate to
part with it , but you can have it for n
dcllur. " "Shove it up for thirteen years
moro , " answered Peto"it ; will polish it. "
"Wellyou're no sucker"and the crook
wheeled to the right in search of greener
lielda nnd gudgeons.
A similar game was tried upon Thos.
Swift and Will Kentbut neither took the
bait. Throocrooks tackled Kent on State
itroot and \rero vigoroutly plying their
, 'amn when Paddy Ryan came out of liis
"asylum , " grasped Kent's paw , and the
; rooks vanished in the nearest alley.
The panorama of the battle of GottyH-
burg is ono of the greatest rights in Chi-
; ago. It is inclosed in a circular brick
building with iron roof. The visitor
ivhon he enters the' buildimj in the center
af panorama , is bewildered by the
light presented. The painting makes an
unbrcken circle of the room. For miles
in every direction the eye wanders over
lielda of ripened grain , stacks of straw ,
and bulding3 made famous by the strug
gles of seventy thousand men in that
three days contest. Yonder i * Round
Top , overlooking the field ; here in Gun.
llowurd'n position , nnd the hcaJquartors ;
( lugs of Generals' Ilnncock und Slocum
uru visible in thu distance , In tlio front
the blue and Iho gray are in bund to
h.md combat ; men are falling on every
side , the uhro of cannons belching
forth their duadlycontontH , the explosion
of munition wiigons nnd slu'lls , Iho Jiish
of nn'ii nnd iirtilkry to the front , thu
flinoko of battle , the ground otrown with
dead and dying , broken ciumonu and
XiitiH , canteetiH , tabreii , drums nnd fllmt
lerc'd clothing , the hospital tent and the
HtirgoonH at work , nil combine * to rnako
it night HO tertihly rnnliatic that few c.iu
culmly look upon. Indeed most visitors
are compelled to frequently cover tliui11
eyes and shut out the hcnrt-njnding
scenes.
Thu artitt of the panorama is said to
have received only § 1.000 fur his work.
Tlio first owner expended § 100,000 hi
mounting it nnd ut the end of six months
itold it to the nrnf.ent owners at a cash
profit of § GOOlO , bodidim the receipts for
the first HIS months. Tim speculation him
boon so profitable that a rival is being built
across the street , ( if limilnr design , in
which the niego of Paris will be exhib
ited.
The treatment of the excursionists by
the representatives of the Chicago. Bur
lington and Quiiicy railroad was generous
to : i lavish degree. The "Q" never
treats its gucsU in a half-way stylo.
Managed by gentlemen of superior busi
ness abilities , it has acquired u populari
ty second to none entering Chicago. Be
sides the eight "rolling boudoirs" of thn
train , n smoking car with nn unlimited
niipply of Havana * , a dining car , and the
directors on1 vero attached , completing n
train , the rqual of which has rarely if ever
nntercd thu metropolis of the lake * ,
Messrs , Divenport and Smith , the popu
lar western agents of thu ' Q , " wuru cui-
todititm of thu excursionists , und so well
did they perform their trust th.-it the
party will at un early djj show thuir ap-
procutinii in a moru eulittantial manner
than mure words of thank * . Awustunt
Ouucrul Manager Stone occupied thu di
rector * cur , the ceutur of u jovial party.
Ho took pirticulur pains to iioint out und >
exiihii ) thu growth i/f the uiil' rent mil ) i
nib * of Chicago , thuiniprovomuiti made
und under way , und tJio jirumiutnt fac
toriof , buildings nnd rcaidcncos. In
every way the representatives of the
cotnpany endeavored to make the trip of
their gitetts otijoynblu and inntriictivo ,
and their success will add now laurels to
the brow of the famous "Burlington
Uouto. "
_ _
C'AUTION.
No 21tGuANiSrur.iT ) ; ,
JKIISKV CITV , N. . ) . , Fob. 2vS , 1883.
Two montliA ngci I null'cred with a very
bad cough , which kept mo awake all night.
t was recommended to nut on my flier t
two Allcoek'n Porous Plasters. Unfor
tunately my dronjist persuaded mo to try
'
some other so-culVd porous plnstcr , 'l
lost my maiiey , for they wore worthless
nnd not of the Dili'lost ' benefit. 1 then
procured Allcock.i Porous Plasters , and
they completely cured mo.
J. F. MrdlNN'lSS.
Imitation Porous Plasters nro being
advertised nnd olFored for sale. Beware
of them. "Alcock'a" is the only gen
uine.
Tlioy are I he most important sw-
retory orpan . Into unit tliroit h
Iho Kidneys How the wasle lluitls of
tlio body , containing poisonous miit-
Ur ( .ikon out of tlio system , ll'tlio
Kidneys do not net properly this
inultor is lolurnod , the whole sys-
tt'in becomoH disordond nnd the i'ol-
lowing sympton.s will follow ;
Headache , weakness , pain HI the
small of luck and loiny , ilnshcs of
heal , chills , with disoidond stomach
ach and bowels. You can tlioroimli-
ly protect iho Kidnt'vs by 1JUU-
'
JJOCK HLOOI ) IH'TTIOHS and
when any of these symptoms maui-
fest thcmeolnes yon eati ipilekly rid
yonrso f of tluun l > y thia best ol ! all
medii i'\es for the Kidneys. BUR
DOCK HLOOD Bl ITESS are sold
cvorywlioio al 51 per bottle , and
ono bollln will prove their ellifiiey.
The ilcMiloprmont n ( llio trmt-rcnt of Cnnccr with
RuIll's SiicillliMicvina mi uomlctliil , tlmt all sn nllllc-
tccl ahotilil wrlto us.
CAMBR FOR U YEARS ,
Spattnnbiirir , K 0. , March II , 1SSI.
I liavo for It jcars licon Hiiilercr ( torn nimmliif ;
sere on my fnco tlmttvorylioJv oillnl * Cnnccr. I
have useil n\cr fOU : ! north of n cdlcino anil foiiinlnii
n I'cf ' , About ( our nnntlia nvo I In u lit onu liutt'u of
S rift's Sporlllo from Dr. II K. Iltlultali , uiul Kliiru
line bmiK'Ht llto utliom , lii\utiko i I'.iunl they ho :
ctir l mo sound ami well ! My fact ) I * " 1 fnofrom
> mire a ) anjli > < ! ) ' nml my Iicilth | i jicrfcitly 10
sloroil. I fi-il liUo flirty \o-ra hail lioou lit til oil in\
hi ail. Yutira tliankfully , E1.IXA 1INSI.KV.
Mr II. 1' . Iliirm , Hope. Ark. , faj , niulcr iKto of
J.vi. 22 , 1SS4 : "I liaxo taken uo liottlpH ofS\\lfl'
S ocillc for ft Bornun my toniplo salil t lie aranror.
llia\o liccu\tiMiilcrftilly Unt'lltcil uiul \ > lllsoon lion
m r.n. "
Mr W. H. HoVlns u la\hlmro Oiv , nrltco , tinilcr
ilito Jan. 3 , 1SSI : " 1 am p'ttliiK on lintli , tlio ulcer
Ij k-riv luiillv lunllni' . I loci th t Sultt > aiicrlllc111
riuo Ilia horrllilo canror A\liicb lui liecn fouling on
mo far o\cr 20 j cars. "
Trcatlso oit Illooil anil Skin DUeancH nulloil froo.
TIIH SWIFT SPKCIKIO CO.
Draw rr it , AtlanU , Oa.
N V. onioo. UiOW.ZSiI St. , but OHi mid 7th o a
DR. FELIX It BRUN't
PKEVKNTIVE AND 0 UK 15.
FOR EITHER SEX.
The rcmcJylioliiK' Injoctoil directly tnt'iino.t o
tlio dlsraso , roqulrca ni > clianvo of iliol 1.1 nauaoonr ,
mercurial or polaonoii ) inodlciiicn to bo taken Inter
nally. When iibC'I M a prc\otitho by cither BOI , ItU
npouelblo to contract > ny prlvato imihsc ; but In the
case of tlioso already unfortunately allllctcil wo ( 'uar-
intco three boxea to euro , ere w 111 refund the inun *
ty , I'rico by mall , poatigo paid , 82 per box or three
boxes ( or ( S.
S.WniTOtN
WniTOtN dUAUANTEEtf
luucd by all authorized tgontp.
DrFelixLoBrun&Go.
HOLE
O K. Goodman , Drugglit Sole ARent , fur Onmha
mSo. ly
A. F. GROSI3 , ,
'MIHNKT WORK , SUCH AH
COUNTERS , I5ARS , I OK BOXKS ,
LIBRARIES ,
and M klnda of olllcn work K fpeHultv f' II Jrjd
ilrn > l.'inn JBI I.Bon Rtreot , Omaha , NiK
Dit It. ( ' . Wi''ir'n NPIIVK ANI > IlitAi
jrN'i , u oimrmitccxl epo iliu for JIjuK'iin , li/- ) '
mil. CotivuluioiiH , l't\n \ NurvouH Ni'iirnliiin
llditiliirhoNorvoua Hrostriition ciumcil hylhoiihi-
if iilMiliul nr tobacco. Waki'fiiliicflH , MintiJ I/o- /
rrp'iiiiiii , Hnftoiiini ; of tlio llniiii ri'MilliiiRin in
finty nnd li'iulhiK to mifcury , ilrrny anil ilrntli
I'rniiinturu Old Axn , JliiironiK'HB , J.owi uf jmwor
in nilhur uox , InvolitiiUiry I/OHHM iunl Hpunniil
urrlidju ciiuuml liyovcr-uzDrlioii n ( thulimitiR ! f-
liljiiru ur iivor-lnilulRouco. I'ncli buz ciintulni-
onu month'u trimtmcnt. $ l. ) u IKIIor nil l jxu >
fi/riS.Ul.uoiitliyiiuiil pniiinliloii rocoiiitof priro
AVJi .lfAItAXTii : ; KIX JtOXI'.M
To euro imy num. With Mich order riooivon nyut
fer cx biixi-8. nccoiniHinitti with Viffi , vonl >
kninl tlio jiiirclmsiT < nir written cuHimitra to ru
fumltho inoni-y if thn trralniont doiw uotcllucl
ticure. Uimruntoua ihwuoii null/tn
, UO ODMAliN , I'rupglat AKViitH ( nr Onialii
Nrb. '
ALONG THK MNB 01' TIIK ,
Chicago , Si , Paul , Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAILWAY.
The now cxluiuluti of thin line from VVakufleld ill ,
the
UL VALLICV of the OAK
oiixh Oonronl and ColcrlilKe
ien tha buit imrtlon ut tliu Ktate , Hpocl il on
cumloii ra' 4 ( or Itnd iuJ > cr < inir lh ! < line t
Wau , Ko > folk and llartliuton , and via Ill'tlr tu ul
lirliu ! | > il poti.ta on tlio
SIOUX CITY fc I'AOIFIO RAILKOAH
Tr'lnin\crtlitC' ( I' . U it O. llillv.w tuOiv
nvtou , blonx City , I'jiioa , IUrtiito ! | , Wajno and
Kurfolk ,
Kir r'lumont , OtkiU t < , Kclln'i ) , aiulthronifh to V 1
imlmr.
lil'l'nT latcu and a'l Information call on
! ' , _ ! V'llll Nh V , ( linrrtl Arm t ,
ITMII'.li ' nTVll.S AM > tlh iMAN MMI , nK'H
U W KKIiV hl'KKPH Hi iburit-Annilc'aii
roi-kct ( 'oii'iiviiy' * Line ( or I'M MOIJI II ( l. n < | . .h )
l.'licrl.nnn. , ( I'arlOa id II AMI I'ltil ' K.itn ilk ) it < iiu
rr * to llumliiir' . Inct Ir-.SIN ( . , .Ai-ill * llnlll-
> IM. April 13 , UHI.I , It ) ' . Aprl 2 < , WKrtll'II U.IA ,
A.nl | M. Aft'JlA , * > ,1 , WlKUNIi , lav H.
It .tux ; Hilt Uihlii , ' ( , * ? > ) nd - < 0. M ar , $ > .
l'r"ialil ttecrax i. ticket' , 618. Kiaurnl'inutM tri' t-
ly ruducud .Sni't ( or "Tour'U GutMi " Henry
I'niiilt , link Huueii , K. K. ilo li ) ' , M. Toll , aitinii )
In Oiiuha , Oroueulv if Hi.lio < ntKcn , agent * in Cnun
c I lllulU. 0. li : lUCH All I ) & CO. , ti D.
CJHrouluay.N , Y.
The Largest Stock in Omaha and Makes the Lowest Prices
DRAPERIES AND I\IRRORS \ ,
Just received nn assortment Cnr Biirpnnsttig nnythlng In thla mnrkct , comprising
the Intust nntl most tAsty ilcslyna innnufneturcil for thli spring's tradu nnd covering
rt rntigo of prices from the Ohonpoat to Iho most Expensive.
Parlor Goods Draperies.
Nowremly for thoinspoction of cna- Coniplofp stock of nil tlio latest
tomors , Ilio ninvosl novolti's in styles iu Turcoman , Madras nud
Suits nnil Otlil Pieces. Lace Curtains , Etc. , Etc.
Pasaongor Blovator to all Floors.
CHARLES SKIVERIdK ,
1200 , 1308 and 1810 Furnnm Street , - - - - OMAHA , NEB
( U 03 m m M s
< D 0)
rl 4-3 a >
1 al ° o .y -3 R o3 m i i
i-l w R S pie o
OUMfNGS ACTD 20THST. . OMAHA. MB.
uANurAOTUutK or
Fine Buggies , Carriages , & Spring Wagons.
My UoicwUnry | U conitanlty nilod wlih a Select Stock.
BEST WORKMANSHIP GUARANTIED. OFFICE AND FACTORY , 8. W
Cor. Sixteenth nnd Capitol Avenuo.
,
' 1 V S * V * V
NtWTlin
Tlin Palace Hotel of Denver.
Oor , Sovonto ath anl Liwra'ice Sfcj
HooiiiH 7r < o tn $2.00 jicr ilav. R | > cc'l l ItnUn by Iho Month ,
THE FINEST TABLE IN THE WEST.
Conducted on the Amuriciu nnd European Pinna. Day
Uonrd S7 pur wuuk.
P. S , CONDON , - - PROPRIETOB ,
W 111(1 ( tf
| II ) dllll ifuisiu yu
* *
MSTERfi PRICE * DUPLICATED
FARNAM S't'ftBW ORTHNUB
Double and Singfc Acting Power ano Hand
i JLVAJL
Engine Trimmings , Mining Mnchinory , Bolting , HOBO , Hriv.i.i nnd Iron F
Steam PnckiiiR at wlioloealo and roinil. IJALLADAY WIND-MILLS ,
AND SCHOOL BELLS.
Corner 10th Farnam St. , Omaha Neb.
C. F , GOODFIAK ,
a a
\ < ST
Lbu
AND DEALER IN
OMAHA NEBRASKA
EM CLA U
North Eigiitcuuth Slrect , Oinalin , on SI root Car Line ,
\\I10LK3AI.K AND
y HOOK , Ffflte , Etc.
Grntk'H anil prims as tzood and low M tiny in the city PlenKo trf
. - - . i , . aasrg
. y
03 BRADY ST. , DAVENPORT , IOWA , 17 S. A. Hulablialied 1878-Catar l'i.
j Dcftfni'ds , Lung and Norvons DisouHcu Hp ( odily nnd 1 urmanuntly Cured. Putiuntc
fflt'itrud ' at Ifomc. Write for "TiiK MEitKMi-AlinhiON.Mtv , " for tlio I'ooplo ,
diinitltation arid Corrcnnondonco Gratia. P. O. l i/x li'J2 ' Tultinhdno No. 2(5. (
HON. EDWARD RUSSELL , Postmnntcr , Davenport , fays : "Physidau o |
. . ea . . . _ Annity " . a'lil . - . . Marki-d 1.1. . SUCCCBH. . . . . ! - - " - . CONORKSSMAN . l. -v . . MURPHY . . ,1 Davenport - -
< tiv _ "An i-.onnrali1 Man. Kin Hncrcw Wondi-rfnl Curi1 * " - c. R 5.
ttfmmtt
. * > ft u * ' M 11 t' ttvi u
fHfc LADI
1/illBan I/ill Wsc St. . f
iS
[ KNDORSED JJY FRANX LIKXT.
r
IIOSI'OV , March Ut , 18 1
KMiUJoN : I'lANO UO UesnKiiity Vo'ir ' liii'rii'i ' nt' . ( i 'iJ , S i'iiru u-nl Lf rUlit , aru roilly noble
liutruiil ntd-iul unrlVillt.l . ( or limnut tauu.tul ilul li. \\.o.v \ j u tn iu > i raiiiUt.i vuu un .vour Kctling
. . . ' ' ,
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'JJ3K1.F
< S' ' tis in Dufl
T 16 yNfl EN 18 .rant , i
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