OMAHA IAIWBEE THURSDAY JUNE U ) , 1881.
REAL ESTATE
I
WILLIAMS'BLOOK
15th & Dodge Streets ,
HAWTHORNE ,
One and } miles west of the Test ortlto Jolnlnz the
Touzilln tract and east ot Crcston addition. Wo pol
lots In this addition from $ MO to 1000 and on month
ly pavnicnts. the sldo walks nro ordered to bo built
and the much talked of SUcar line running on Cum-
ings Rt , and thence couth to Karnurn , runs tliroURh
Ilanthorno , To see this addition , Is to bo pleased ,
TABOR PLACE ,
Isbi West Omikba , and ca t of La cnworth tcrraco
east of l'ottcr'8 addition , fronts on Farnam St. Wo
ha > o tw eh e lots that no can and will Bell cheaper
than the addition just w cat of us. Our lots are $47
OMAHA VIEW ,
Is on the road to Fort Omoha. Wo will Fell > ou n lot
lor 350 down to $200 and II 3 ou w lsi , w 111 build you
bouio and jou can pay for It In monthly payments.
PARK FOREST ,
South Omaha Is celling fast and If you are wanting
lot In this addition > ou imut call soon.
Lots lu Klrkwood , Plaint low , llanscom place. Far
incntrr , Wrst Cumine , Donekln's additions , i , llouso
& Stcbbin'a add. , IlluicbaURh place. Lots In o\ cry
part ol Omaha , cheap as the cheapest
Houses and lots on monthly payments.
No. 214 ? 5,200 Hou'o 8 rooms on o ( lot hiving
a frontage ol Mi feet on 10th and S8J on 17th St. .
near Brownell Hall.
No. 213 $1,700 Bran row house on SowarJ St
near Saunders St car line 3100 down and $25 per.
month.
No. 212 ? 2,000 Cottage of 5 rooms on full lot In
lift D scorn rinco , on easy terms.
No. 210 $ { ,000 Qoodhotcl and lot 133x132 in Elkhorn -
horn ,
No. 105 52,000 Ono aero and brick house In Park
Place.
No , 267 82,100 House ot 0 rooms on Sherman
HO. , good walks , trees , and cistern.
No. 209 Two story house of 10 rooms on lot 33x120
SOObbl. cistern , gas In house ; a complete homo , and
near two car lines and In the best part ot city , bet.
California and Burt $5,000.
No. 183 ? 3 , 600 House and (0 ( rooms on Green car
ne. Barn , well , cistern io. , good bargain.
No. 225 $ l,65u House ol 0 rooms on lot 6f > X'
IN ) I'irk Place , on easy rins. $500 and 20 per month.
Call an J examine our oxtcnsho list of clt ) and
country property.
ACRE PEOPEHTY.
Two , Five and Ten Aero Tracts.
Houses Rented ,
Reuts Collected ,
Legal Papers Made ,
Notary Public Always in office.
Cor. 15th and Dodge Streets.
WILLIAMS' liLOOK.
DOANE'S '
AGENGY.
S , W. Corner IBth.and Douglas.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
JUST OPENED.
t rnil ( the beat and cheapest lots In the market ;
J tU only 11 mlloa from Postolllce , and but
20 Minutes Walk
Jrom U. P. Shops. Street cars ulll run through this
adddltlon within a few weeks.
\
Will Build Houses to Order [ 8
AND SELL ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Touzalin's
Hillside Addition No , 3 ]
FOB SALE ON KASY TERMS DY US.
We ha vein addition to the above , a largo list of the
moat desirable )
RESIDENCE
AND BUSINESS
PROPERTY
B.
IN THE CITY.
G. E. DOANE & CO.
U. P. BAKERY
,
1514 Webster St. , Omaha , Nob. ,
( Succeaiori to the old U. P. BaVcry,10tb St. , )
ALL KINDS OK
BREAD , FANCY CAKES AND PIES
Conitantly on hand. Onion wl In promptly atton-
dedto. WAQNEIl BKO'S.
apr-23 2m I'roptietors.
W. H. HANOHETT M. D
. . , . , ,
HOMBOPATH1ST.
TELEPHONE NO. 181.
Offlo * Roomi 1 and 2 Jacob' * Block , 16th St. and
tQpltol Ave , Itctideace , 2022 St. Mary's Ate.
W.R.VAUCHAN.
Justice of the Peace
Ornnha and Connell Bluffr.
Heal cstnts collection eency , OiM Fellows Bloc
THE
GRAND IOWA
CIRCUIT.
$24,0001 $ , in Purses
$600 FOR EACH EVENT.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , Juno 21 , 2T > , 20 mid 27
EVEEY DAY THE BEST.
113 Entries.
Cedar Rapid * , Mnrslinlltmni , Coimci
Uluffrt mid DCS Moincscoinpriso tlio Iowa Cir
cuit , each place giing the same Classes am' !
1'urscs.
FlllST DAY TUESDAY.
2 : J3 Class 2:20 Chv *
2R5 : Class
BI.UONl ) IUT WEDX1SDAY.
3-00 Class 2:20 : Class
T1IIIII ) DAY THUnsDAY.
2:38 : Class 2:33 : Class
I'.xcing i'rcu for all.
FOURTH DAY HIIDAY.
Z:4S : Class Fi-eo for all
Tito * . UOWMAX , Secretary ,
Council BluffH.
ACOB SIMS. E. P. OADWELL
SIMS& , CADWELL ,
-e-Law !
,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA' ;
Office , Main Street , Rooms 1 and Shugut & Mo-
JIahon'ii Block. Will practloo lu SUto and oderil
oourb )
SUOinS PAPER WAREHOUSE ,
Graham Paper Oo. ,
217 and 210 North Main St. , St. Louis.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ooK.i O A CDRTraeS rwmriNa
KWS , r Bi : © 9 WKAPP1NO
CABD nOAIlD AND
> © ty.mmirtw
XJTCash paid ( or Razs of ul
Nebraska
MANUFACTURERS OF
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES
PINIALS , WINDOW GAPS ,
TIN , IRON AND SLATE HOOFING ,
PATENT METALKJ SKYLIGHT ,
ron Fencing !
Crostlnrra , Balustrades , VerandaB , Offlco and Bank
Railings , Window and Cellar Guards , Etc.
COB , O. ANDBth STREET , LINCOLN NEB.
HE [ BRUNSWICK , [ BALKE , COL-
LENDER COMPANY ,
IsncoEssons TO THE j. jr. B. i. i ) . co.j
THE MONARCH
The most extensive manufacturers ol
IN THE WOULD.
00 S. Tenth Street OMA.UA , NSD.
ISTPrlccs ol Billlrcl and Pool Tables and materials ,
ruishcd on application ,
0
;
,
Billiard , Ball Pool , Carom , 1
\ND ALL OTIIKH QAMINQ TABLKS. TEN PIN
BALLS , CHECKS , ETC :
South 3d Street , St. Louis , 411 Delaware Street
Kansas City , Mo , , 1321 Douglas St. . Omaha , Neb.
HENRY HOENBERGER ,
Agent.
Write for Catalogues and I'rlca Lists.
DISEASES OP THE
EYE & EAE > f
J , T. ARMSTRONG , M. D. , CO
Ooixlist iMXicL 'ua.xa.rlst. '
Until ollloea are rep&lrcd from result of tire , offl
Itb Dr. Tarker , Uoom fi , OieUbton Illook 16th
nd Doun ; 8tr eew. | ?
THE OMAHA
t
U
IL HOWELL , rresldent.
0. H SCHALLKB , Vice-President. -
The QENUING liOULDEK and Colorado oo > 1. An-
throclte , Iowa , MlasouriIllinois , Kansas. Coal Yards
Bridge Stock Yards.
OFFICES 117 a. It Street and Mlllard Hotel , ' '
Onuihn , .
i
Steam Dye Works ,
) f
JrlDg your work to the steam Dye Works under : he in
Mlllard Hotel. ,
Eton's Clothes Cleaned , Dyed
and Repaired ,
jHTFcathors dyed and.Cleaned. . . Lace Curtains
eaned , and all
ALL KINDS OF DYEINa DOUE ,
ALL WORK QUAIIANTKED. \
C. T , I'AULSEW ,
1S12
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
FERGUSON'S FRACE ,
The Mayor's ' Private Secretary is Al
lowed to go Free ,
Fenr of n Cnohlo.
J. Alfred Ferguson , the sensations
private secretary of Mayor Ynughnn , yea
!
torday afternoon wna before Mayo
Vnughnn , who sat in the position of justice
tico of the peace in the cnso ill which i
seems ho should bo the chief prosecuting
witness. It 1ms boon noised about Urn
J. Alfred , ns private secretary to "Jus
honor , " hud n pretty intimate knowledge
of the political nnd oflico accrots/in fact
: oo intimate n knowledge , and that , i
grossed to the wall by Voutjlmn , ho might
"cackle , " and give nway mattora which ,
oven if atraight , might better bo kepi
still. Many , therefore , hare been curious
to know whether thia prcaauro would
bo brought to boar on the
young man. It has boon
openly talked by aomo of Vaughan'a non-
adtnirora that ho dare not prosecute Ferguson
guson , but his friends intimated that thia
very talk would cuuso Vnughan to proao-
onto to the full extent. The conjooturoa
on both aides may now bo at rest , for
Vaughan haa concluded to lot the young
nan op. County Attorney Mynstor , who
a a warm friend of Vnughan'a , ondoraed
ho action , the cases being poatponod for
hirty days , Ferguson being allowed to
; o on his own recognizances , the condi
ion being that ho acttlo his
> ills about town by giving notes ,
nd then going to work to earn
raonoy to pay these notes. Mr. Vaughnn
hinks that his young man is very poni-
ont , and it may bo said to Vaughan'a
redit that ho lias a warm oido for any-
> ody that is down , and is not disposed
o kick such a ono still further. Still , it
corns that , for the sake of his onnatand-
ng , ho should have ohown that ho had
no fear of prosecuting the young man ,
nd justice certainly demanded it. To
there , Ferguson put on a brazan , don't-
aro-a-cont air , and , in fact , says in a
loaatful , grai ifiod aort of a way that the
tapers have inado him the best known
nan in the state. It may bo that I
Vaughan's good-hoartodnosa is the cause
f his letting the young man
ft' f , but it confirms the suspicions
lli liat J. Alfred is knowing to political
nd business secrets , which ho haa throat-
ned to divulge if squeezed. But in
ny event a chance was given the young
man to show what ho is made of , and if
10 goes at it with a will , trying to make
n honest record , the past will bo atoned
or somewhat. His ihppant , brazen way
f treating the matter does not give
much reason for the public to hope ferny
ny such great change in him.
The third car | load of gasoline atoves
or John Eponotor is on the way here , "
nd is expected to arrive in a few days.
) hose who wish summer stoves , somo-
hing that will keep you cool , wait until
jboso stoves arrive before buying elsew
where.
UNOLE SAM'S ' HOUSE ,
:
Ilio Cause of the Delay in tlio Now
Government Building Congress-
man Punoy Complained of ,
O. J. King , the supervising architect
f the government building which is to
o erected hero , was in the city yeator-
ay. Ho is still being held at a stand-
till on account of the uncertainty of
otting another additional $100,000 ap-
ropriation. If the additional appro-
riation is secured the plans will necos-
arily bo changed somewhat and if that
ppropriation is had , Mr. King says a
nor government building will bo put up
era than the ono in Omaha. Ho scorns if
little doubtful about the obtaining of .
10 extra appropriation , however. >
There is some talk about town that the lo
ill providing for thia appropriation had
ot in eiicli shnpo that it could have
isily boon passed a short time ago , but ; a
mt the \Vall street panic was just then
ttracting Congressman Pusoy's atton-
on , and that ho hurried off to Now York
look after aomo urgent private busi-
ess there , and owing to his absence
lero was no ono to look after the bill ,
nd it was not considered. It is aaid that
will now bo difficult to got a chance for
again at this Eccflirm of congress ,
omo of the politicians predict
lat the showing up of the fact
rill bo used against Mr. Pusoy , if ho
liters the race for a second term
congress , as those of the opposition
amp will insist that his private business
vaa made by him of paramount import-
nee , and that so important a public in- )
eroat aa the appropriation for the govern-
nont building was almost to go by do-
ault.
EXCITI3MKNX.
"What causes the pro.it rush at Schroter &
Bocht'8 Drug Store1' The free distribution
sainnlo bottlea of Dr. liosanko's Cough and
Lung Byrup , the most popular remedy for
3ougha , Colds , CoiiBumptlon and Bronchitis
low on the market. llcgular ulzoCOcontaand
IOWA 1TKMS.
The coal shaft at Peterson is down 140
eot.
Dubuque is revelling in strawberries at
on cents a quart.
A Cedar Rapids mail is thinking about '
lulling up a § 0,000 skating rink at Ot-
unwa.
Financially speaking the late firemen's
-ournainont at Dea Moincs was a decided
Failure.
The son of Patrick Donnelly , a Bus-
shannan county farmer , bored a hole
.hrough the old man and stopped d
family quarrel. The wound is danger'
JUS.
JUS.A 2j-year-old boy of Mr. 0. Nelson , f
Rockwell , foil Into an uncoveied well n
the Uth and was drowned in a foot of
vatcr. ,
.
Bihhop Uoimesay , who has examined
Iio plans for the now Catholic church at a
Jlinton , says it will be the finest church
sdilico in the state.
o
Pensions were paid nut at Des Koines
last week at the rateof 800,000 a day ,
\nd the number of pensioners about two
thousand per day ,
The Pioneer knows of a responsible * c
man who will put in a cheese factory nt
Ida drove , to cost ? 000 , if Iho citizen
of Ida Orovo will give a bonus of $1,700
During lust week , the Internationa
distillery nt Dos Molnos , exported l,0fl
barrels of spirits. The distillery'
grind was reduced from H.GOO to 1,80
bushels of grain. It is also roportci
that the company is reducing the number
bor of cattle being fed , from 11,000 t
1,300 head.
The number of Congregational churche
in the state is 2G3 , tin increase of 1'
during the past year. Of these 100 nrc
self-supporting , n gain of 10 , nnd fil
others achieve self-support by the unioi
of two or moro in the mninti'iianco o
ono pastor. Thirty-five have no paste
nnd 78 have maintained worship will
missionary nid during the year.
DOS Moincs hns n sensation wind
The Loader describes ns n picture of
coal minor nnmod Calvert , in ono of the
windows of the house occupied by him
self and family. Mrs. Cnlrors , on oxnm
ining the window was terrible startled to
ace nn exact likeness of her husband , ox-
coptlng only that ho was livid in death ,
with his month nnd oycs partially open.
Ono side of his hond iadthoappoarnnco ol
being crushed nnd his hair matted ami
clotted with blood. She was nearly ov
erpowered by the horufiod sight , mid
thinking it might bo nn optical illusion
upon her part , called in several neigh
bora who nlso pronouucod the likenes :
complete. Mr. Calvort was sent for , mul
appeared on the scene endeavored to
laugh j , nway his wife's fear , but in vain.
Do then examined the likeness that
would mnko any man quail to sco himself -
self in death in position , and under the
circumstances ha had soon so many of
his comrades in past years. Every effort
vaaTmado to cll'aco the dreadful count
erfoil , neap , warm water , scraping
with knives , ncids , and other moans
were resorted to , but in vain , and nearly
a week elapsed before its outlines had
faded nway entirely. The day following
the first appearance , on another pnno of
glass , in the same _ window , another pic-
turd appeared , this time being nn exact
production of the room in the minovrhoro
Mr. Calvort worka the tools and all
mining utensils were plainly usiblo , but
no man appeared. The family by this
time were fully aroused nnd endeavoured
in vain to solve the mystery.
or Sic In Unncor.
This 'form of cancer is the most prevalent
ypo , and la In many cases fatal , na it gradual-
y oats away until It destroys llfo. It would
com that Swift's Specific fa indeed a spcdiic
or this sourgo ,
1C. A. Armstrong. Verona ,
writes under date of May 1C , 1881s "Aftor
taking six bottles of Swift's upocific the caucor
Is healing ; is prpatly reduced in size. It now
gives mo uo pain , and my general health has
BO much Improved that I am able to bo up nud
attending to my household duties seine thing
that I had not boon able to da In nev oral years.
feel that It will euro mo. "
Mr. M. ( N. Clayton , of lied Clay , Gn. .
writes , under rocout date : * "All painful son-
mtions is my caucor nro [ decreasing. I feel
locidodly better , and the cancer has com
menced to heal. "
Dr. M. Cromloy , Oflothorpo , Go. , writes
under date of May 10th : "Air. Nnes , who
had such n terrible cnucor on hia face Is about
ivoll. Now ekin has grown all over hia fnco ,
and looks almost as well as it cncr did , nnd I
would like some of your company to BOO him. "
Mr. W. II. Gilbert , Albany , Ga. , writes
under date of May 8th : "Mr. ISroolcs , of Bo-
renton , ia Improving fast. Ho ia now able to
bo up. When Jia commenced Swift's Specific
ho was not expected to livo. Ho has cancer
on his faco. "
Messrs. J. & J. B. Hnrtor , of North Man
chester , Ind , , write , under date of May 1st :
"Tho lady with cancer la imrroving right
along , The Specific IncruoDod the discharge
for the first few days , hut the Baroness is gene
and slio is much bottor. "
Mrs. . W. H. Route , of Gordonsvlllo , Va. ,
writes.'undor ' date of May 11 , 1881 : "I nm
much improved. The cancer Is better ; does a
not pain mo at all. It is a wonder to all my
friend-,11 .
Mr. James E. Ligon. of Michaux Ferry ,
Va. , writes , under date of May 19.1881 ; "My
condition is greatly improved ; my general
health isl good , my appcttto good ; cancer de
cidedly i hotter , and has bogau to heal uicoly. ;
How can I over repay you11
Mr. J. S. Jlhodos , of Mill JUyor , N. C. ,
writes under date of May 19 , 1884 : "My )
mother bos been using Swift's Specific about
tivo weeks , and Is improving. The cancer is
not now painful and It healing.1
Mr. T. J. Toato , of Wocissa , 'inn. , wrltos
under date of May 2. 1881 : "Swift's Spoclljo
uaa cured a cancer on my faco. and haa almost
made a young man out of mo.
Mr. E. Tinuloy , of Burr Mills , Vn , , writes
May 1 , 1881 ; "My wife has taken four hot-
ilos of Swift's Specific fora cancer , and has '
improved wonderfully. I shall keep it up ;
lave in ) doubt it will euro hor. "
It ni y uot bo out of place to state that
Swift's .Specific ( S. S , S. ) Is entirely a vcgota-
jlo preparation , ana acorn ? to euro cancers by
forcing out the poiaon through the cancor. The
niblic nhould bo cautioned about imitations
our remedy , and beware of all potash and
ncrcury mixtures gotto'n up to Imitate ns nnd
.ell their poisonous stult on the reputation of
ur Speclie. ! Those potash mixtures not only
no good In cancer treatment , but are abso-
utoly dangerous. Send , , fjr full history of
iloodnml skin diseases nml Cunccr treatment ,
THE SMUT SiMtcn 10 Co. , Drawer ! ! . Atlun-
, ( Ja. , Ifi'J W. 2U St , N. Y. , nnd 1205 Chest-
nit street , 1'liilo.
BUEKIDAN'S HIDE ,
How a I'nHBOiifjcr Coiuluutor Mailo
illin 1'ny lor It.
' 'You know that Sheridan and Lincoln
asscd through the city a short time ago ,
oing west on a fishing excursion , don't
ou ? Well" said the Pittsburg Dispatch's '
nformant , ' 'when Phil and.Bob atruuk
Jittaburg they boarded the limited on
Iio Fort V/ayno. bound for the west.
Nothing happened until the conductor
amo around. Shortly after the ticket
unchor reached the quartera of the two
wo travelers and politely accosted them
with : 'Tickets , please. ' The little bul-
ot-lioaded , red.faced gentlemen , Boomed
o bo master of coremonica , produced
lis wullotand handed the conductor an
mvolopn , The conductor glanced at
ho paper ho found inside and quietly
omurkod. of
" 'No passes are taken on this
rain. "
" 'Tho passes are regular. They are
ignod by the preaidont , replied the lit-
lo follow , growing redder in the A
aco.
" ' 1 have orders and I
my , am com
piled to obey them , ' calmly replied the
onductor.
" 'Perhaps you don't know who lam.
'm Can. Sheridan. ' ;
" 'Well , Gen. Sheridan , I must obey
rdera. You and your friend must pay
our faro before wo roach Rochester , or 1
rrill bo compelled to atop the train and
ut you off there. '
"J3y thia time the passengers within
ar-shot of the trio had become intorost- )
, and the word passed until all know
liut the bearers of the pots worn none '
thor than Gen , Sheridan and Secretary '
War Lincoln. Tlio conductor passed
.
through the car and the distinguished
oad-hoada probably thought everything
vaa Bottled. But for once in hia lifo
.tittle Phil mot a man as stubborn us ho
, In a short time tlio train Blackened ,
nd before it catno to a dead atop the
onductor ro-ontercd { ho car , walked up
Gen , Sheridan , gently tapped him on
ho shoulder , and said ;
" 'Well , general , wo are at Koohest-
rl'
"Sheridan waa taken aback , and Lin-
oln looked annoyed. The general tried
I
to argno the case \\lt\\ \ the conductor , bit
that ollicial cut him short with the cur
statcmmit :
" 'Wo have jio time for argument
general ; this train is compelled to bo 01
timo. Please pay your faro or leave the
car. '
"ly ) thia limo Siicriilan'a face was
crimsoned , llo muttered something , bu
finally produced his \ \ allot and paid the
faro. yVfter Bottling ho asked the con
ductorhis name. The ticket puncher
complied with the request and watched
the lingered warrior make the memorandum
andum ,
" 'I'll report the matter to the presi
dent , sir.1
"Very well , general , " replied Iho train
pilot , as ho gave the signal to go ahoai
and resumed the duties of his olllco.
"Did Sherman report the atlair ? " aaketi
the companion of the narrator of the
abova incident.
"Yes , indeed , A few days ago ho ro-
coivcd a letter .from President Roberts ,
who returned the money and proba
bly apologized for the conductor'a rude
ness.
ness."And what honamo of the conductor ? "
" Oh , no's all right. Uo'll piobably bo
promoted.
CONVINC1N ( . '
Iho proof jl the ptiilillug Is neb In chewing
.ho string , but in haUng nn opportunity to
: iwt the artlolo direct. Sclirotor it llocht , the
Untcglsti , have a free trial bottle of lr. ) 15o-
xaukn'd Cough and Lung Syrup for each anile
o > ory ono who In alllictod with Ooughs , Colds
Asthma , Consumption or any Lung Alfection
A Specimen L'nrmor.
loliiKon County Fanner.
W. S. 11 olden , of Helena procint.
came to Nebraska aomo " 0 years ago , and
nest of these years have been passed in
Johnson county. Mr. II. waa thrown
upon hia own rcsoiuces at the ago of 15
years , with nothing except good health
md a willingness to work. To aliow
; hat his otlbrts have bean crowned with
success , wo might mention the fact that
10 sold laat week ! )1 ) head of fat steers
vhich averaged within a few pounds of
1,500 each , and for which ho received
xbout § 0,000. lie has sold > ithin the
last twelve months between § 22,000 and
? 21J,000 worth of slock and liaa about i00 !
load ofacattlo and 400 hogs still on hand.
lie owns 120 | acroa of fine land , situat
ed in Johnson nnd Otoo counties , which
ad'qrda plenty of pasture and other feeder
or hia largo amount of stock. Mr. Hoi-
don is considered ono of the heaviest cat-
, le raisers in this country , and his BUCCCSB
n handling all kind a of stock is marvel
ous. Throe roasona why Mr. IJ'a auccoss
ma 'boon so great may bo accredited to
ho fact that ho is a sound democrat ,
akos the Journal and pays his debts.
Durkoo'a Salad Dressing. A readymade -
made , rich and delicious dressing for all
alads of moat , fiah or vegetables. Cheap
er and infinitely better than homo-
mado. Unrivalled as a sauce.
"Spent l 'ltty DollurH
n doctoring for rheumatism before I tried
Thomaf Keltctric Oil. Used n W-cont bottle
if this medicine , and got out in ono week.
for burns and sprains It Is excellent. " Jan ,
) urhain , Hast I'omhroko , N. Y.
ANolmiBlcu Girl.
Hair llepublican.
Among the worthy patrons of the Ro-
lubhcan nro LIr. and Mrs. John Athor-
.on , who roatdo on an attractive farm in
lorman township. The old people ,
.hough halo and hearty , are now verging
on throQ-Bcoro-and-ton and
, being aomo-
vhat incapacitated for hard labor the
abor of the farm would come hard on
honi were it not for the vigorous help of
bravo young girl now seventeen years
of ago. She la n grand daughter , adopted
vhon a babo. She is an export rider
and driver and can handle the sulkoy
> low and throe horses as well na any man.
With it she has plowed the ground for
wonty-six acres of corn this spring and
las planted the oamu. In addition tether
thor work she finds ttmo to milk and
end five cows , which are her own iirop-
rty. No doubt aha is much healthier
nd happier and will live to bo a more
scful woman than the multitude of
poung ladies vrho think it is vnlgar to
t'orlc , and spend the time in reading
rashy novels , flirting with young men as
illy as themselves and spinning atroot
'arna.
Can't Say
"f cannot ttpo.ik to highlyof Jlnnlocl't Jllooil
'liters ' ; they have been a giwit blcsHiiif , ' to inn.
Ciifi-d mo of billiniisiu'KH and ilyxpupnia fioni
Inch 1 had fcnlh'iul for yo.trs. " Mr. ) .
larah , ll.ank of Toronto Out.
1'otior I'nlinpr'H O HtIo.
Tiom the New Voik ( iraplilc.
Potter Palmer , the proprietor of the
'aimer House at Chicago , ia building
residence on the shores of Lake Mich-
< niin a style of architcuturo rnroly soon
i America , and aulliciontly extraordinary
o confer notoriety upon him similar to
liat enjoyed by Mr. Yandorbilt and oth-
r excuntional houses. It Is on tlio now
jake Slioro drive leading out to Lincoln
'ark , and aomawhat resembles the old
Ddwin Forrest mansion on the Hudson ,
low ownud by the Mount St. Vincent
lociety , being a cloto copy of : an ancient
Jiironinl caatlo in Alsace , so close indeed
hat comfort lias sometimes boon sacri-
cod for Hontimcnt. The stone used is of
light blown color with trimminga of
urkpr uhiulo. The front of the hnuso
onoists of an enormous round tower ,
vith occasional tall , narrow windows in
t to mlmit the light , which rises perhaps
0 feet from the ground and is umbel-
ishod 'with battloinonts , gurgoils , little
urreta jutting out hero and there , and
all the paraphernalia of a mcdliuval fort
On the loft of Iho tower ia the main body
tlio house , likewise in the correct
oudai style , which dotcands behind a
story at a time until the whole slopes oil'
o the dog konnola in the back yard ,
rhich also resemble those supposed to
mve boon in vogue in the middle ages.
conservatory is attached , and the
grounds are being laid out on an cxtou-
ivo and attractive plan. The great
round tower in front has a sort of aplral
wist of light stone circulating to the top
iving a sort of gingerbread appearance
o it. The tower ia surmounted with a
lagstaff to carry a ( lag when the lord of
ho manor is at homo.
Strangers in Chicago often mistake
tfr. Pulmor'a house for the North Side
Valor-works which it aomowlmt
- , rosom-
lea and which are in that part of the
lity. Mr. Palmer's wife , formerly Miss
lonore , ia a sister of the wife of Col.
'rod Grant , and ia much younger than
ler husband , being but ii2. while ho is
.ast sixty. It is thought that seine day
he will no a rich widow. Potter Palmer
whoso whole idea Booms to bo to make
iionoy , is aaid to derive an Income of $1-
00 a day the year round from the Pal-
ler House.
llonooly tlio ItcMt L'olioy.
In mhei lining a inudicino It in belt tabu
lonentj deception will novcr do ; the pioplo
von't xtand it. hi t tlio truth be known that
lunlucH'i lUootl llittcrt vuruit vcrofuhi , and all
niptionn of the nKiii. _ Thin modicinu is Hold
very where by
THE CHEAPEST PLACE 1JJJ UMAHA TO BUY
EKE
DEWEY
Ono of the Bent and largest Stocks in the United States
to select from.
NO STAIRS TO CLIME ,
ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR ,
HALLET DAVIS AND GO'S
[ ENDORSED BY FRANH LISZT. ]
BOSTON , March 1st , 1831.
KMKIM6N PIANO CO. Oimi.KMKYour Instruments. Ormul , Squaroaml Upright , uro really nobto
mtrumtmt . ! ) Anil unrhalloil for boiuty ol touo uiU llnlsh. Allow ma to nougrituhto you on jour sterling
irourosd. aUSTAVE SATTEll ,
RECOMMENDS ITSELF.
ITSELF.SOLE
SOLE AGENT ,
n1510 Dodge Street , Omaha , Neb
HAS TUB LAUOKST AND OUCA-MST
KEROSENE AND GASOLINE STOVES ALWAYS ON HAND.
Headquarters for the Colohrnted "Wiouglit-Iron
015 nnd 017 North 10th St. , bot. Cnliforuiii nnd Webster.
may 23 J ooJ-w cow-Sin
Vv/ / .
THAT IS THE NAME OF THE TOWN WHERE ' -fc * i * < &
& Cfl
1f 1 f .m
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Fine Healthy Homes , vAj WH * & $ & < ' § l
FOR ALL ARE FOUN1D !
Whore They Oan Enjoy Pure Air & Water !
And nil oi' Uio gond and pleasant things that go to make up a complete - ,
ploto nnd happy existence.
The town of South Omaha in situated south o the city o Omaha
ou the line of. the U. P. Railway , and it is less than 2 voiles from the
Omaha post olfico to the north line o the town site.
South Omaha is nearly H miles north and south by 2 east and
west , and covens an area of nearly foursquare miles
The Block yards are at the extreme southern limit.
Nearly 150 lots have been gold nnd the demand is on tlio increase
The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion.
The 500,000 beef packing house is progressinz finely.
The § 80,000 Water Works are keeping puce with the other im
provements , and thollotol and Exchange Building will bo erected at once.
The B. & M. and Belt Line Railways have a large force of men at
work and will , in connection with the U. P. Riulwny , have n union depot
near the park at the north end o the town. Suitable grounds will bo
furnished for Church and tichool purposes.
v
Now is tlio tmio to buy lots in this growing city. They will never
bo cheaper than they are to-day.
at the Company's office , cor. of 13th and Douglas streets
over the Omaha Saving's Bank.
m. A. UPTON ,
Assistant Secretary ,
Jb
313 SOUTH 14TII STllEKT , ( OPP. PAXTON ) .
WEBTJSHN AGENTS FOR IRrPEHIALIM'P'G ' CO. , OF PHILADELPHIA.
Eastern Goods. Eastern Prices. n
