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THE UNION PACIFIC ,
History oflbe Swinfllofrom Ilslnccp-
lion Down ,
Ohoatod the Oountry Out of 44
Millions in the Construction.
Issued 47 Millions of Illegal In
debtedness and Pocketed
the Money ,
Defied the Thurman Act , Paying
the Government Nothing
and Dividing 19 Mil
lions Contrary to
Finally , Brought to Terms by
Fear , Fired Dillon Out and
Hooted Adams.
A. StipprcsHOd Scnnto Jlcport Xlio
House Hill In the Bonntc.
1'rom the Now York Timed.
WAHIIINOTON , D. 0. , July 00. The
unparalleled history of the relation , bo-
twton the Union Pacific Railroad nnd the
Government , ita contempt of law , nnd
the inside hiatory of last winter's work ,
are worthy of being connectedly written
BO that the public may undoratand them.
The road waa given by the Government
120 aquaro milca nf land for every milo
of road , nnd an nvorago of $32,000 p6r
milo in Govornniont bonda. In addition
it was authorized to isauo nn
equivalent amount of first mortgage
bonda. The original ownow of the road
put Into it only § 218.000. From that
nil become multi-mill
inveatmont they -
ionaire * . The list included Oakoa Ames
James B. Alloy , Thomas 0. Durant , Sid
ney"Dillon , Benjamin E. Batea , Oliver
Amos , Gronvillo M. Dodge , and others
whoso names are almost oa troll known.
This § 218,000 was n ten per cent aub-
acription upon 21,800 _ shares of atook ,
though by the charter it waa required to
bo paid tor in full. The first contract to
build 2 < 1G miles of road nt $50,000 a milo
was given to II. M. Iloxio , nn irrospon-
liblo employe of the company. A month
later ho assigned it to Durant and four
other directors of the road , who were
thus negotiating the contract with them
selves. That it waa an advantageous ono
is shown by the fact that Peter Day ,
then chief engineer estimated that the
outside onnt would bo $30,000 a milo.
Director Hood came to him and ordered
him to make the estimate $50,000.
When the Boxlo contract waa made ,
rather than to appear to approve it Doy
resigned his place. Durant and hia
friends then bought the Crodit-Mobilicr
franchise , and that company took their
$218,000 atook. They were now mana-
gora of both concerns , and the Iloxio
contract was made ever to the Credit-
Mobilior , to bo paid for in bonds and
stock , the latter to bo considered as
worth thirty cents on the dollar , though
the charter provided that none of it
should bo issued at less than par. Thia
contract coat the railroad company $12-
974,410. It coat Crodit-Mobillor to
build the road $7,800,183 , leaving for
the directors from their own contract a
profit of $5,108.203. Thus 240 miles
were finished. Air. Durant then con
tracted with a man named Boomer to
build west at $10,500 a milo. Ho did so
for fifty-eight miles. The directors made
nothing out of this. So they again con
tracted with themselves to build the fifty
eight miles now completed nt $50,000 a
milo. This was dono. The neat dillor-
once of $22DUO a milo , after paying
Boomer and the equipment , they put into
their pockets , amounting to $1,345,000.
At this time 138 miles had boon built
west of the ono hundredth meridian at a
cost of about $28,000 a milo. Then an
other stroke of financiering wns mado.
The company contracted with Oakes
Amos ; who turned over the contract to
seven trustees for the benefit of the Cre
dit Mobilier , atill Identical in pcraonnol
with the road. It waa for G07 miles wear
from the ono hundredth meridian , in
cluding 138 milt's already built , at prices
ranging from $12,000 to $ JG,000 per milo
and aggregating $47,025,000. Thcao
trustees were all directors of the Union
Pacific. Before this was consummated
the stockholders were obliged to give
proxies on their Union Pacific atock to
those seven trustees , ao that for two
years they irrevocably controlled both
corporations. On this contract the direc
tors of thu Union Pacifio made for them-
selvoa from the road , as Credit Mobilior
books allowed , n neat profit of0,851 , .
141. Shortly nftorward this contract
waa extended ever the remaining 125
miles of road , on the same terma , nnd
the profit therefrom wus $7,802,081.
Taking those contracts together they
stood something like this :
COHT TO 11AII.WAY COMPANY.
Iloxia $12,071 , .10
A > uo , first 67,140,102
Ainca. tccoud . . UJ31,7 ( > 3
of .
Total ? 93,5.C,2SO
COST TO T1IK CONTIUOTOltl ( lIIIKOTOHH. ) )
Hoxlo 9 7,800,183
Amen , first 27l85m !
1'rofit to directors 813,825,321
Profit UD 58 miles of completed
load 1,101,000
Total 843,929,824
On reducing the bonds and atock down
to their then cash value the directors
made $23,360,31 ! ) as their profits from
those contracts made with themselves ,
In other words , the actual coat of the
road waa $50,720,058 , The corporation
sold itifir t mortgage bonda for $23,718 , .
008 , end ita subsidy bonda for $27,145 , .
1G3 , ao that it received from those two
sources $142,213 more than the entire
coat of the enterprise , oven nt the ex
travagant prices made by the directors-
contractors , nnd the whole isauo of atock
and leaser bonda represented absolutely
no investment.
In the winter of 1872-73 this great
swindle waa investigated. The commit
tee ascertained these facia and reported
that moneys borrowed by the corporation
to meet the necessities of construction
have been divided in dividend ! ; that the
SvOck was issued , not by men who paid
for it at par , but at not more than 30
oeiila on the dollar in road making ; that
of the government directors aomo Iwvo
neglected their duties and aomo were in
terested in these iraneaotious ; that at
least ono of the commissioners appointed
by thu president has boon bribed to bo *
tray his trust for $25,000 ; that the chief
engineer ( Qronvillo JI. Dadge , now a ,
director ) baa been largely interested in i
tbo contracU for its construction , and
that there has boon an attempt made to
influence the reserve power in congress
by inducing influential momborn of con *
grris to become Interested in the profits
of the transaction. The committee re
ported that those abuses warranted a re
peal of the charter , but recommended
that suits bo brought to deprive these
atockholdnra and others who hoid stock
issued nt loss than par of their holdings.
This terrific report was signed by Joro
M. Wilson , of Indiana , S. S. Shollabir-
gor , of Ohio , George F. Ilonr , of Massa
chusetts , II. W. Slccum , of Now York ,
nnd Thomas Swnnn , of Maryland , the
entire committee. The last is dead.
Slocum is now in the house nnd Ilonr in
the sonata. Docs it seem strange to nny
ono that the law firm of Shollabnrgor te
Wilson nro now the heavily retained at
torneys nt Wnshlngton of the Union
Pacific , with nil their knowledge nnd experience -
porionco ?
II.
After the Wilson investigation In 1873
congress passed a law that no further is
sue of stocks or bonds should bo _ made
oiiopt with the express permission of
congress , save for refunding bonds which
might bccomo duo. This was regarded
ns n complete barrier to nny further
"watering of the company's debt.
Some time after this Jay Gould obtained
an Interest in the road , and finally n con
trolling ono. , 110 also bought up _ the
securities of the bankrupt Kansas Pacific ,
whoso bonds was way below par and the
stock hardly selling nt 1 per cent.
Union Pacific securities were all dividend
paying. Gould's fine mine saw that by
consolidating the two roads and making
Union Pacifio responsible for the Kansas
Pacifio issues they would rise to par nnd
give him * h handsome profit. Tn 1880
this job was consuammatcd , and Union
Pacific was loaded with $14,000,000
Kansas Pacific bonds , $10,000,000 Kans
as Pacific stock , and $ -1,000,000 Denver
'ticifio stock. The stock of Union
? acifio was thus increased from $3GG2 ,
iOO to $50,702,500. Then , to complete
t , Gould and his directors issued $10-
237500 more , making n total of $01,000-
100. Further , in direct defiance of law ,
n 1870 nnd 1883 ever seven millions of
Jnion Pacifio bonds were issued , and nn-
> thor mortgage of fifteen millions on
Kansas Pacific , a total of forty-seven
nillions of illegal indebtedness on which
ntoroot has been paid at government ox-
.onao.
What was being done by the govern
ment ia this case ? An inferior oilicial of
ho interior department , nnd auditor of
ailroad accounts , was notified of the
ssuo of now stock. IIo replied that no
exceptions would bo taken , nnd that
'this additional capital must undoubted-
y result in increasing the value of all
ho company's property nnd thus [ add to
ho security of nil its creditors. " No
other ollicor , neither secretary nor attor
ney-general , acted. Auditor French
wns then receiving a moagro salary. To-
lay ho enjoys a largo income as the rcg-
ilar ngoiit of the Union Pacifio before
ho govorntnont departments. When
called upon laot winter to explain why
ho law wns broken by thcso issues , Mr.
Jillon answered by ignoring the Thur-
man net nnd referring to laws prior to
and superceding it.
While the road was thus growing so
ich nnd dividing money little was done
; o pay the interest in the government
bonds or provide for their principal
when duo. As this indebtedness in
creased the lawyers in congress began to
too that unless . [ something was done the
.onda would mature nnd the road have
tbsolutoly nothing sot aside with which
-o meet them. So , in the first winter of
; ho Hayes ndministrntion , Senators
Thurman and Edmunds sot to work , and
ho result was the Thurman act , which
provided , under heavy penalties and ab
solute forfeiture of the charter if not
obeyed , that 25 per cant , of the not
earnings nnd the -whole of the receipts
'rom government transportation on the
subsidized lines should bo turned Into
the sinking fund , in addition to the C "nor
cent demanded by the charter , and that
no dividend should bo paid until these
requirements were duly satisfied.
( To be Concluded )
Tired ImiiKiil.1 Dull.
Exactly expresses the condition of thou-
.sands of people at this season. The do-
frroaulvo effects of warm weather , and
fi weak condition of the body , can only
bo corrected by the use of n reliable tonio
and blood purifier like Hood's Sarsapn-
riila. Why sufl'or longer when n remedy
is so close at hand ) Take Rood's Sarsaparilla -
parilla now. It will give you untolc
wealth in health , strength and energy.
llnmnnco nf Arctic I.tfc.
The following thrilling nnd romantic
incident ia epitomized from the dairy ol
Sorgt. lUce , ono of the Greoly Arctic explorers -
plorors :
In ono of the preliminary sledge parties
to Hull's rdat on the Greenland side ,
every match but ono in the party had
been exahustcd. The shivering group
had no hope of lifo anvo in the ability to
strike a spitit Inmo from the remaining
match nnd the man now dead wrote tlii :
description :
"Tho match snapped , crackled am
showed a little fla.no which by dexterous
management was communicated to the
wood und triumphantly applied to the
wick of the spirit lamp. Bur , gron
rieavons ! the wick is wet from the fall
ing moisture of the tontl It sputters
fizzles the match itself is burned up to
the benumbed fingers of the holder ,
when ono of the agonized spectator !
springs from his bagjand with a4mrablo !
urosouco of mind , withdraws from his
breast pocket a document which ho holds
to the expiring match in time to porpetu-
atoita ] firo. They nro saved ! Wo.tnust
show that the action was heroic. The
paper so promptly sacrificed in the inter
ests of ucioncoand humanity was ono
received by ita possessor at the last mo
ment before leaving civilization , and il
was surmised that it contained the last
fond evidence of the tender emotion on-
turtaiuod for him by n fair writer , who
mayhans penned the loving missive with
trembling hands and blinding tears. No
doubt a gentle hand had traced on that
well-worn letter swuot words that
breathed both vows of devotion and
prayers for success. It wai apparently
worn as an amulet or tilismau. The
romance is yet not unraveled , for the
hero is as heroes are reticent. But
are wo npt reminded of tbo Bible , which ,
placed by tender hands with thoughtful
care in the broist-pookot of the soldier ,
stops the fatal bullet , or of the crusader's
cross turning the deadly scimotor of the
Saracen ? Surely our incident may take
its place beside thcso. M o can only
hope that the fire was indeed Prometheus -
theus and that the epistle may assist n
match that was made in heaven as well as
ono that was lighted ou the UosoUUo
Greenland coast. "
'Tho best Is the cheapest , " This is nn
old adage and the essence of wisdom.
The best medicine , nnd the only tiure
cure for diseoHOs of the liver , kiduejs
I and bladder is the old and reliable Hi'.NT'S
. [ Kidney nnd Liver ] I.KMKUY. Physi-
chins endorse it highly und prescribe it
Jiu their praoMce.
THE MONirOH INVENIOI. .
Some Tiling * of Interest About Cap-
tnln John Ericsson.
The Now York Ilorald says : Captain
John Ericsson , the distinguished engi
neer whoio fame has been established fern
n full generation , to-day completes his
81st year. IIo is , as ho has boon for
many years , ono of the most eccentric ns
well ns ono of the most brilliant man in
iow York , but personally is not as well-
enow as ho certainly would bo if ho did
not lead n lifo of almost nbsolnto soclu-
ion. It is safe to say , that to-day _ ho
will spend his time ns usual , working
with head nnd hands on some prcposter-
lusly nudacious invention that trill posai-
> ly in time astonish the world.
From the time when his little turreted
ronclad , the Monitor , engaged and dcs-
royod the formidable confederate iron-
lad , the Mcrrimnc , Captain Ericcson's
mme has boon almost a household word ,
nit comparatively few have a notion of
what ho looks likn or how ho lives.
Juried In his work , ho spends his time
n his .old-fashioned hous3 at No. 30
Joach street , opposite what .was once St.
'ohu's park , nnd seldom goes out to receive -
coivo visitors. ' The house is plainly
urnishnd , almost without ornament ; ,
> ut containing numeroun largo working
nodels of his many inventions. Among
hcso are caloric engines , the steam fire
ingino , astronomical instruments nnd
ronclad wnr vessels.
Captain Erickson looks like a page
rom ono of Mnryatt's novels. Ilia voice
a louder than nn ordinary fog horn , and
ils earnest wny of talking makes him
loom to bo greatly excited nt almost nil
times. When a llerald reporter called
on htm recently to learn something about
.ho Destroyer , the inventor came into
; ho parlor nftor some delay , nnd explain
ed matters very courteously. His bushy
ivliiokora are brushed forward , but the
'aco is shaved clean to the margin. The
day was very hot but Captain Ericsson
were in his own parlor n heavy overcoat
ind n black silk hnt with a tremondious-
y wldp brim. His cravat hid his collar
and shirt front completely. On the coat
were brass buttons. Ho seems to bo and
says ho is in the prime of lifo.
Ho works incessantly , lives temperate
ly on vegetables and broad and practices
strictly regular habits. So far as Indi
cations go , ho is likely to work for thirty
ir forty years longer. His latest per
fected work is the Destroyer , -which ho
claims will demolish any other Iron-clad
vessel afloat. Ho is now engaged in
> olar observations by which ho proposes
o improve beyond question that Sir
'saao Newton was right in his calcnln-
iona when ho assorted that the tompera-
itiro at the sun's surface was several mil-
ions of degrees Fahrenheit.
Typhoid GcrniH In Infected. Milk.
There wns great alarm recently concerning -
corning the milk from some of the dairy
districts in the state of Now York. Milk
cans had been returned without washing ,
and in consequence there were a number
of cases of low typhoid fever. In each
caao the fever attacked the weak and
hose whoso constitutions were so dis
ordered as not to bo able to resist the
disease , Enrich your blood and
itrongthon your constitution with Browns
[ ran Bittern and you can resist attacks
which otherwise may provo fatal. It
cures dyspopaia , malaria , chills nnd
? overs.
Ho Chuckled.
Detroit Frea Tress.
Ho was looking tfnj a now house on
'ass ' nvonuo the otficr day and rubbing
ils hands and chuckling so gleefully that
some ono asked him if ho had saved $500
under the architect's estimates.
"Oh , that isn't my house , but I was
planning how I'd get oven. "
"With whom ? "
"Tho owner. I've known him twenty
roars. Wo used to bo the best of friends ,
put for the lost seven years I'vo thirsted
"or revenge on him. Now I'm going to
have it. "
"How ? "
"Ho bought that lot not knowing that
I own the next ono. He's building a
homo. Ho's got it sot back for a lawn
and ho's put on a bay window for a view
up the street. Next week I begin build
ing n cheap house to rent. I'll take the
line between us for the south wall , am
I'll bring my front out toil feet nearer the
walk. Koault : Shut in no air no
sunshine no view no redress rovongo.
What's the use of shooting or stabbing a
man when you can hurt him worse ? "
* * * Kupturo , pile tumors , fistulas
nnd nil diseases of lower bowel ( except
cancer ) , radically cured. Address ,
World's Dispensary Medical Association ,
Buffalo , N. Y. , nnd enclose two ( lie
stumps for book. TueaFrt
Mull
Philadelphia Bulletin.
According to Mr. H. G. Poararn , post
master of Now York city , the government
spends nbout $50,000 n year for the re
pair of mail pouches. There are about
109,000 mail bags in Use , and 10,000 new
mips nro bought yearly. The weakesl
point in the mail-sack is where it closes
und opens. In closing the bag the sta
ples are pushed through the slots and
project an inch or more. When the baf
is thrown about the staplus soon bone
and often break. It looks strange that
this little item should cost the government
mont so much money , and it soeuia ns i :
our inventors ought to invent n now mai
bag and obviate the objection referred to
in the old ono.
List of liottors
Komaln.ug uncalled for in the postolfico for
the week ending August 2d , 1884 :
Amende L Allen M J
Armstrong J Andercs G
Allen K J Anderson M 1'
Amman K Butte W
Bumiott W M Hurmingbara L
llaclnnan It L IJogjey W
lioach 0 Brown 0 B
lirogon O Kernard 8
BIddlaC BlddleGDS
Drown J K Borat J K
IMckJ BurkoJ
Urogan J liehlcu F
Uentley C W Border ! '
Battlett V Bailey A II
llaker H 'VUofdlo V 2
Bryan W C Barhlll W
Bamett'J O 'Blgford J W
Brown ft 'Bender 13 W
Campbell P W Corhran A M
Crci'incr 0 L Cole A 0
Colei ( i .Cotfey V K
Cox W 11 * Cady B K
Collins K 1) , Carl8ou Y
Chapman A Campbell J M
CorbettJ CookJll
Campbell J Calloghan J Jj
Cuir.niiiiRa J J , . luwner ) F
Devlno F If Duhain A
Uurlex F lowli if T
Dougherty T Dunn K
Dodiwoll J Donnelly J
DavlnDA IxlwardnW
KickOW KmbockOK
Kngvlit G Klllaon J V
Kvuiu W i Bckstrom J K W
Klmoro J 1" Fouck 1'
Frloiul I' II French It F
F < inl O II Fiod
Froiletlcknon A Falk A P M
I Forbei J FJtcher B
Farley W II Fwnum W II
CrorKo JL Cutllu.S B
JCibbonsP UruuneloU
Clcelon M. Gajnor Mil
JiftA ( Jrircm A
aib on-AT3 GrMlitn A
Itny L A Grimm F
Glvlnn O U Orav K W
Jctcoll M 1' Goodman T J
iroenwalt J Grunbngan II
Greenland F J GOM C II
lolm F U IladoJ K
limobauph J M Herman L
"Inmllton F A Hnilmnn 0 Sj
Invloy 0 A Hogan C
logic JJ Howe G F
lamed M IlathwayJIt
licks J II Hosier .I
lamilton T H Hnnkfl I )
Iirnel D
"olmnon 11 C Jones F
ucl L .TohnHton W
udd M II Jnincrt AJ
iohtiEon A , Tar\I , T
ohtmm .1 Sj John on J A
ohnson C Jennings J It
ohntton PI Kennedy K
vend rick R T Ketchiim T
Cendrick A < T Kennedy II
Crugo Klmsey O C
Clcckbuck M Kallmlro , T
Collier J Kcrhart J
vll ! tiger J A Kenney J
.nrko O O T.anen J
Longo C H
.artcn C Jx\elUt A3
.arson M Litch T
tiovy L I/owls , T 0
, p.-ulor J Mooru B
rtclvlnly W 1 ? Mandorlack W
J.ulhairC.2 Jollier 0 A
ilnycrL & C AlcKemg C
ilillB U Morriesoy M
ilurrny M Mcuire ! T
1cVoyT Aluotler J
Illler W II Mclnornoy W H
itcAvln J McMullon J FP {
iloUonald J McCuIlum J
Mitchell L I. Mclvo J N
illrmousky T Murgrado G H
ilaylood G V IMcCoy W U
Myers W M Mlnoug W
Murray P McClelland A
rlurdls 1C Monr'oo II M
ilnlonoy I1
ilcuiy ; T J Morris T lj
Mlhaly K MnBhall E J
McCabe E MclCeran J
McCiillors J W Martin J
Noyillo W
Nugent W Neilcoit B
s'limiirk C Nellsou J P
> ToonQ D4U Nblson P
Nicholson JD Newton J II
OveBon A O'Kcefe J
O'Donnell J Prltcliard J
i'uls IL Peterson II
. 'aulson II Plotro 0
. 'riestley C Porker T W
Patrick J K PatjaldK
PcrehallJ' Povton II
loot B Itobblna C
tuah M Rogers C II
teynolda P Jlopoko II
tobotts J II Kaymond F It
.linht A 1C Kogora 11 C
iussoii n Roberts J W
lidelbuber J M Minchoby.T M
Sloano W G Sheridan W F
Stolt 0 L Schmidt O
Small A L Sehring W
Stewart W Sharhoy W H
Smith O F Shea T
iteelo T Sheridan II W
3tupi > oo J Strokoley .T
Haven T Saderlln G A
Uandovln G StaroBtka G
jandoiB K Soifert E
Sterling Mfg Co Sanford N 11
Stlinio W Salmon B
Shriver B Sha < v J B
Trail D B
Turron M Tomas J
Tippora A Taylor F II
TroslkyS Tremayno J
Tucker 0 Towell J D
ipman L Tanner F 2
To'lfor W Thorp & Co
Thorp E Valence J
VnnOsten FD Vanogo A L 2
Winters W W WhaynoAB
Wells W Warr m W
Wmkler .T Wiltzo S J
Walta D Wolf J E
Wilson T V Webster TK
Williams K D Wolf P
WakcrB Will Bros
Yomau E W Yatrowski J 2
Ynlolo A 3 Xoouter G
Zoigolia P
LADIES LIST.
Andurey Mrs Alstott Mrs M
Antrim Mrs K Allison Mra N
Arinhurst Mrs G Atbuckle Miss K
Anderson JI Almhurst Mrs C A
Bellinger Mrs J Burns Mies M
Bowerman MISH L A Byrne Miss N
Bocson Mrs M A Bordam Mra E
Buitis MiBB S Bauer J
Bntr. Misa J Carpenter Miss L 2
Clver Mrs O Canard Miss L
Cole Mrs T Cheater Mrs M
Car } ' Misa J Cox Mra M
Coe Mrs M F Colwell Mias F
Cutler N O Culbertson Mrs O F
Da\iesMrsN Davles Mra B
Dunn Mrs C A Doherty MraL
Dunn Mrs L A Lunham Mrs S
Klkcrman A Krath Mrs M
Edwards Mrs J Hands Ml s E C
Klmeng Mies P Fitta Mra W M
Freedman Mrs C Folck Mrs K B
Finch Mrs Frank Mrs E
Giving M A Gardener Mr M
Godfrey M GieenoMIeaF
Oeiiray Mies A Gould Mrs C A
Gray Miss C J Harrin Mra E
Hoo.urmanMraS M Hoatlj Miss K
Herbert T llnnoy' - -
HallenMrsMA Hardlaw Mra C
llammou K Jacksoii Mra 1'
Jncobson Miss M Janeon A
JniiBen Mrs JeiiBou S
Johnson Mins 1C Johnson Miss S
Johnetono H S Killalea Mrs M A
ICetclimark Miss 1. Kellogg Mlita L
Keeler Mra J Loa.erton Mra M 13
Lynch Mrs O Lund Miss I
Lemrlog Airs S A Lane Mra
Lovl MrL A
I.udlow ifra I B Milea E
Mlnklov Mra K Moodry Mi a L
MOSH O McMillen Mra.
Milan Minn K McGuiroMrs J
Morris Mies M J Manty MN Ij
Mien Mies 1C 2 MuDcheBtorMiaa 11
Ni idwler Misu J Norditrom 1C
NIllEOll.llBsM Molson Mi B E
NlUson Miss O Olson Misa E
Ovcrlon Mru K N Peterson Blisn M
Phillips Mrs A H PlielH ] 1C
I'cterxon 1. Pntorunn Mrs C A
KobiiiKon Miss TJ Jtlclmrds Miao M
Kiigsull Mies A V ItSOUQ Mind J
Kohrbough Mrs M Koaby Misa J
Itlteherry Mrs S Itoblneon Mlsi L
Lvaim L Twetland Mrs M
Star Miea M Slatter M
SickJidor Miss K Sllngmnn Mrp W
SMI L II Smith Mra D
Shepard Mru S Sanberg Mies A
Tiiggert M Tuttle B B
Volt Misa B Van Burena M
Tookor Mra S 13 Walter O
Thotnpaon 1. Wnro Mra J W
Wurllug Mra T
Warner Mra Wolcott 0
Walker Mra J W Wilbur Mra M O
White Mies M Walrod Misa E
Wright EM WiUon Mra M
Persons calling for the above will please
say they nro advertlsod.
0. K. COITANT , P. M.
Musical Fnulo.
"Givo us a tuuo , " said the Cornet to
to the Violin. . '
t&"Ohlfloo through your plan"respond
ed the Violin. "You want to get mo In
to a tcrapo. Play a tune yourself. "
"No sirroo , " answered the Cornet ;
"I'll bo blowod if I do. "
IN BOTTLES.
Erlangnr , IJnvarm
Culmbachor , Bavaria
Pilsner Bohemian ,
ICniaor Bremen.
DOMESTIC.
Buclweiaer 8t , Louis.
Anhiiuaor. . . . St. Louis.
Best a _ MilMrauUef.
Rohlitvs-Pjlsnor Milwaukee ,
Kruu'a Omaha
Ale. Porter , Domestic nud Khiue
Wine. ED. MAUHER
1213KaruwnSt.
-THE g
BEST TONIC. ?
Thb medicine , combining Iron with pure
vcRetntlo tonics , oulrkly nnd completely
t.'nrm Drnprtinln , Iiiill rKtlnnVrnlnr. . ,
I in pure Illnoil , ninlarInCbllUnnil FoTcrn
nnil Neitrnlnln.
U Is nn unfailing remedy for Diseases of the
Klilnrr * nnd I.lvcr.
It Is Invaluable for DlscnRcs V cullar to
TVomcn , nnd nil who lead sedentary UVM.
It docs not Injure the teeth , cnusohcadachc.or
produce constipation other Iron mtdiclnet do.
It enriches and purifies the blood , itlmulatcs
the nppctltc , aids the nshlmllatlon of food , re
lieves Heartburn And Itclchlng , and strength-
cm the muscles nnd nerves.
For Intermittent Fevers. Lassitude , Lack of
Energy , Ac. , It has no equal. r .
Jtf TIio genuine has above trade mark nnd
Crossed red lines on rapper. Take nn other.
rujt o ir br niton H ciiMiut , co ruuinonr , no.
ror H.n. ( jnlck. torn f . n < x > k KM.
CliUU Aiocr , lMFulual.Niw York.
{ jiricrilO-VOLTAIO DELT and oilier KLKCTIUO
Ju AprrtAXcr * nro sent on 0 DnjV Trial TO
MEN ONLY. VOUNQ OH OLD , who are sufferIng -
Ing froni NKBTODS DnBttrrr. LOST VmLrrr ,
WiSTlio WKAKMraiSES , and all these dfecoses at n
rgosoKAt. NATOKB , rcsultlnn from ABUSM und
Ornxn CAnana. Spcrdy relict and complete ,
reiteration to ilEALin , Vioon and IIANIIOOD
uui-iuNTCFD. Sena at once tor Illaitnted
Pamphlet f rce. Atlareu
TOLTAIC Ol'.T.T CO. . Marshall , Mleh.
Health is Wealth !
Da. E. U Wm'g NKRNB AND BKAITRRITXKNT ,
guaranteed specldo for Uyetcrla , Dlzzlne , Couvul-
elone. Fits , NCI\ouaNcnragIn , Headaobo , Nervous
I'roitratlon caused by the UB of alcohol or tobacco ,
Wakcf lnc98 , Mental depression , Softening ot the
bnln. tcsultlDK In loBanlty and loading to misery ,
decay ami death , Premature Old Ago , Uarronofa. losa
of 1'owur n either Bex , Inxoluntary Lo so9 and Spcr-
matorhnra caused 1 } o\cr exortlou of the liralD , sell-
abuse or o\cr mdulfffiico Eacli box conttlnsono
month's treatment $1 00 a box. or BX boxes for
$5.00 , ecntby mall prepaid on receipt of price.
WE QUAIIANIEE SIX BOXES
To cure anv case. With each order received by us
forslx boxes , accompanied with 8100 , wo will send
the purchaser our uilttcn guarantc-i to rotund the
money If the treatment does not eflccta cure. Guar
antees lulled only by JOHN C. WEST & CO .
jy 28m&.c-lr 802 Madison bt. , Chicago , III
HAS NO UPERIOR.
The Steck is a Durable Piano ,
THE STECK IIA.3 SINGING QUALITY OF TONE
FOUND NO OTHER PIANO.
SOLD NLY BY
WOODBR1DGE BEOS , ,
215 OPERA
01IAIIA NEB.
Mippqo RESTORED.
A'vlctim or early Imprndcnco , cr.arlng oonrona
To SMOKERS of Blackwell's
Genuine Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco.
Tills Special Deposit la to ( jnarontco the
payment of the & premiums fully described
'n ' our former announcements.
Tlio premiums will be paid , no matter how
small the number of bags returned may be.
Ofics NatkvMt Durham Tcbarro Co , {
Jlurtinm , _ V. C. , Hat , 10 , 1631 (
Ouh'itr n ink of Dnrfiin , Durham , H C.
DEAH tim -We Inclose you 411.950 00. which
pica.o place on Special nepo.it to pay premiums
for our rmpty tobacco lait to tin rclnni ed Dec.
ILttu Yours truly. J 8 CAUH. I'rcfldcnt
OJirt at ( ft * DnnknJ Durham , )
tlurham , N C , flay 10,1881.1
' ' mil / d'f rtr 'r Iturham 7V < Mr Co.
Dun Bin I ha e to nctnow 1 edge rrcclpt or
. from ion. which wo ha.e placed upon
SIl.VTiOOO > onit for the object > ou state
. . . .
V..KI iilw l > A
None rcnuluo v .Ihont picture of IlUUi on the
I ac.otru
i nnr other nnnouncemonta
Oil ? St. Chnrlcs St. , St. Lonls , Mo.
A rccnUrcradiuteof two > I dIeftlCollrcri , ba lief n loofer
Dgtccd in tbt ipcel IIreatmcDtof CHIOMIC , KIBVOII , BKIM
OBd HLOOD I ) iiitii4ban uor otbrr 1'hftlelaolD 8t.loBl
u eltj r1 ! * * fbow na kll oU itt\4toti \ know. *
Nervous Prostration , Dcbhltv , Mental nnij
Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and other Af.cC'
lions ot Throat , Skin or Bones , Blood Poisoning ,
old Sores and Ulcers , t tn.ud iih oDr r ii.Je4
Diseases Arising from indiscretfon , Excess ,
Exposure or Indulgence , vbi.h rroJute _ om < or th.
l.llowlof clretil DtironiiiFii , dc.lliCj , dlmnln r illbl
ud JtfttU ( _ m.cnor. . Jilmpl.i cu lb < Ue , pL.ilftl deei/ ,
> rcril atotb > luclit ; or femtlticoofarUi of lde ieto ,
r-nderlDi M rri co improper or unb ppy. > n
p.rmnj.iil/currd , fiapblclilt | it'i"D lti > aloTr.Mnt
Illolrd tnttl-re , frtflo .njtd-r.M. C.DiulUtlon l l-
A Positive Written Guarantee
tirea la til CBr bl0 < aif. Vedlcloci ic&l crerjwbcr * *
'amphleti , Entllitt or Oermmn , 64 P > KM , < !
rlblDi bovo dfitaiei , IB mile or female , faZZ.
MARRIAGE GUIDE !
_ 60pnfOu rUtc , . HUilrit.d la elocb and
W > , uontj or ro ta | I , antr , val > cr cover , , 23 * TtU ba
eoDUlDi all Iht eurloui , doubtful or ( uaoMllM vul
know , A took f treat lntt.l to all , UcalU. Bcaalf ,
ar promttti If
Wlde-Awake Agents Wanted Every where for
NOTED WOMEN
by Jamea Tarton , tlie creatr.t tilopraph.r of the a 0.
An rli eant > nluino of 6SO jmsr * . 21 full paer Illti. tratloua.
rrlceunly tIM. D-.oriLn-itOcliaractrn. A bonk fnnv , ry
wanuuk JlMiu > MlUTr..SI A M lladlionbu.Chicago.
hmitlmlMMi
Chartered by theStateof 111' ,
nols jop thecxprceanurpo&e
of glvinc Immediate rcllellc
all chronic , urinary and pri
vate dltecscs. Gonorrlicca ,
Gleet andfayphills In all their
complicated forms , also all
diseases of the Skin and
Elood promptly relicvcdand
pcrmaccntlycured by rcme.
® dies.testcdlna/'ui'.i/lViir *
WaUUtmS& KvKlnll'rartlre. Seminal
V ci.k' " * . * ' ini ; ' Los cauy Drcami , Pimples on
K = Pare.Lost Manhood.jioilfir.il/cun
l ti rjj > .r.iiiiiiiiv. Ths appropriate rv.r.edv
13 at once ur.cJIn cachcaic , Con ultaiion , per-
( anal or by letter , tacredly confidential. Med.
dnea sent by Mall and Express. No marks on
passage to indicate content * or tender. Address
iiriJAn.ES.No. 2U4WajhlnQlonSi.ChIc.igollll.
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Owing to the increase
in our business we've
admitted to the firm
Mr Edwin Daviswho
is well and favorably
known in Oinaha.Thi&
will enable us to ban-
* H
die an increased list
of property. We ask.
those who1 have desi
rable property for
* t
sale.to place the same
with us. The new firm
will be
213 South 14th St.
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