OMAHA PA.ll X BEE -MO N BAY , AUGUST 18 ,
ALONG THE LINE OP THE )
Chicago , SI , Paul ) Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAILWAY.
The new extension of thin line from WakofleU Dp
-UTIFUL VALLEY of the OAN
through Concord and Colcrldjja
Hatches the boat jwrllon o ! the State , SpoeUl ex
cursion ratoj ( or U-iiI lector * o\ct thin line to
Wayne , Ncrfoll. nnd Hartlngton , and \ la Blair to all
principal points on the
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD
Trains oror tut 0. , St. 1 * . it. ft 0. nathviv ID Cor
r.f-ton , Sloax City , 1'oncn , lUttlngtonvnno , nuJ
Norfolk ,
< CJoxxa.ioot
or Fremont , Oaltdno , Ncllijh , and through to Vkt-
cotltio.
tffot rates and r.ll Information call on
r.r. ; WHITNEY , ooucra Agent.
Health 'is ' Wealth ! .
Dn. E. C. WKST'S NrRTK AXD IIRAIS TimsMRvr , a
Guaranteed upcclflo for Hystcrli , D.'rzlnom ' , Oomul-
Blous , Fits , Ncrmis NotimlRla , Ilovlicho , N en 0113
I'rostratlon caused by the Uflo of nlcnhol or toblncco ,
Wakcfulncea , Mental depression. Softening of tlio
brain , resulting In Insnnlt } nnd l \iln to mlecry ,
decay and death , Premature Old ape , llaroiies1" , losj
of power In cither BOX , Involuntary Losses and Sper
inatorhora caused by otcrc\ertlontof the bnln , sell'
abusooro\cr Indulgence. I ich box , contains ono
month's ticatmcnt. gl.GO a 1 > oxor six bottles for
S5.00 , eent by mall prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To euro ny case. With cadi order rccchod by us
for sK bottles , accorapllihud ultli $5 00 , no will send
tlio purchaser our written pmrautto to refund the
money If the treatment docs not effect n cure. Gim
ontccs Issued onlj by JOHN C : WEST & CO. ,
Jy 28-mi.o ry ffl2 Madison St. , Chicago , 111.
IS DECIDED BY
Royal Havana Lottery !
lA ( GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION. )
Drawn at Havana , Hubn , Every 12
to 14 : Days.
TICKETS , 82.00 , HALVES. 8100.
Subject to no manitml.itlon , not controlled by the
parties In Interest. It la the fairest thing In the
nature of chance In existence.
For Information and particulars apply toSHIPSEY
CO..Gen. Aqents , 1212 Uroadwnr , N Y. city.
E. KAUB & CO. , 417 Walnut street , St. Louis , Mo.
or Frank Lobrano , L. D. , 20 Wjandotto , Kau.
] v -m&.e & wly.
Belgian Boyal And U.S. Mall Steamers
SAILING EVERY SATURDAY ,
BETWEEN
HEW YORK AND ANTWERP
ThtRhine , Germany , Italy , Holland and France
Steerage Outward,820 ; Prepaid from Antwerp , 81g ;
Ercurslon , $30 , Including bedding , etc , 2d Cabin , C50 ;
Round Trip , 890.00 ; Excursion , 8100 ; Silicon from 60
to $90 ; Excursion 110 to 8100.
jHTFctor Wright & Sons , Gen , Agontd. 65 Broad
way N. Y.
JC ldwell. Hamilton & Co. , Omahi. P. E. Olod
man & Co. , 208 N. 16th Street , Cmaha ; D. E. Kirn
ell. OraahaArenU. nil-tv
isiern Cornice
IRON AND SLATE ROOFING ) .
1111 Douglas St. Om h , Neb.
it-
- MANUFACTURER Of
Galvamzea Iron Cormcss
' I 'fSTDormer Windows , Flntals , Tin , Iron and Slate
Hooflng , Specht's Patent Metallic Skj light , latent
adjusted Uatchct Bar nnd Bracket Shelving. I nm
he general ngen t for the abotolino of Roods. Ire
Crostlnes Fencing , Balustrades. Vnrnndim. Iron B *
: DR.HORNE'SEIECTRKGBELT
Will euro Nervousness ,
LumbagnKlcuinatl m , 1'ar-
nl > fals , Ktuialgla , hclntlca.
" > . . ' " - . - . > yl Kidney , hplnu nlld Liter
'ECTRIC BEUSil diseases.Oout.Astliina.lltart
! TV5 > * > ' -KtSrji'lJ > y dlktun' , IitMKiwia , Const- !
sSIOTlftStiy nation , hrj fcfielns. | Cntarrli ,
- ylSr- " i'lles , Eplfpiwr , Impotency ,
DamhABue. riolnpnin Vlerl.cte. Only wlentlncEleo
trie licit in Aim IA that i-cn.ls . the Electricity and maic-
netlsin throuch tin1 body , and can be recharged In on lor
ttant by the cntlcnt.
SI.OOO Would Not Buv It.
pDa. IIOBNB I waa afflicted with rhoumatlem nd
cored by using a belt. To any ono afflicted with
that disease , I would Bay , buy Uorno's Electric Belt ,
Any ono can confer with mo by writing calling
a Imy Btoro , 1420 Douglas street , Oraahi , Neb.
WILLIAM LYONS.
QMAIN OFFICE-1422 Douglas Street.
tan'orsaleatC. f. UOOdcoan'a Drugstore1 1110
irnamUt , Oirmha.
Orders filled O. 0 D
IN BOTTLES.
Erlangor , Bavaria.
Gulmbncher , Bavana.
3ilsner & Bohemian.
Kaiser. .Bremen.
DOMESTIC. '
Budv/eisoi * Sfc , Loutn.
Anhnuser St. Louis.
Best s Mibviiukep.
SclilitK-Pilsner Milwaukee.
Kruc's Omalin.
Ale , Porter , Domestic and Rhine
JTiue. ED. MAU11ER.
- ISlSJi'nrnamSl.
thrlxes on Horllck'a rood , " wrlto liundredo of
Krntcful mothers. Jlothcn , ' mill ; cnntalns no
Haiclj HOIlUCKSTOOUrOUINrANTStfroo
from etarch ) rcqulrCH BO cooliluu1 Tlio best t ixxl In
licaltliorfliLncpRforlNrANTS. TbolChtillc-tfor
DVfel'KPTICS mid INVALIDS. Hlrtilytiencnclrt
touureliiKniatliorHiiBnilrliil : rrice-IOinnKSo. All.
drurelfts. Book on the treatmcntof chlldren.frue.
"I Lellere It to he Huitrlor in kDrllilng ot tti
klad for children " / ' Aiinmont , JJ V > , , Arur I'ur * .
"t'oteillatlnclj'pronounce it the t > cu Kood la
( herairkrl " H M llatrcll IT l > . lloilm
"One of the belt utBtltuir ror motlicr milk. '
U U , IMitim. U.J. . , UriMi/n , * r
Will l i rent by mall on rmli > t of jirlro In Ftamps.
IiniCMCK'M I'OOI ) CO. , IJlK'llir , UN.
* j/-UbC lloiiLicu'b Dii f Ki-ruiCT or
OMAHA
Di
CKOUASFAS IJLOCK ,
lias been established and especially equipped for the
treatment of diseases of the
Nervous System ,
Blood , Kidneys ,
And Bladder.
! \ll diseases producing blood Impurltks and pola
ilng , with iriiitluna | on the skin
ulth ulcers DUeasca ol the Liter , Khcuina-
'Um , riles , Chronlo Kcinalo Dlwasis ,
disease of Eje nndKar.Catarrh.Asthma.Ilronchltls.aro
all truated bv new and tuicctesful method , IncluilhiK
the OXYGEN treatment. Young Men , Mid
dle AKed and Old Mm , jullcrlng from Ncnoua debil
ity and oihaustlon , Irom any cause vhatcter , prudu
clog Indlgcstloni pa'pitatlon , desjtondcncy , dlz Incas ,
loss of memory , lack of encipy and am1 Itlon , can bo
pvrnianontlv and Hpeedib cured NO CU11K , NO
rAYKOHTUKATMKOT Tno phjllclan In charge
is a icgular graduate and nas utudltil bU [ irolcbslon
In London , 1'arla und Uv-rlln He l ari export In all
discard of the Urinary organ * In both texcs. If you
areullllctoj , call , ur wrlto full description of jour
CAM , and medicine iraj bo sent you ConiulUtlon
frut , Addrere all coicnrinlcatloris Omaha Plspcns *
ry , Ctouatfi'i lilock , Omaha , Keb Olllco hour * , P-19
a.in. , 1-DanJ 7-6 j i.i buj aisO-ll > - > . ui
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ADDITIONAL LOOAIj NEWS.
Missouri Valley Whlspcra ,
Mo. VALI.KV , I A. , August 10 Bur
glars last night broke into the residence
of Hank Ball , mid carried oil $000 it
cash , nnd hia gold watch and chain. No
clow.
clow.An
An elegant nnd largely attended part }
TTHS given at the residence of F. M
Dance , Monday night.
The oflico of Traffic Auditor Hilla of
the S. C. it P. railway , is to bo abolished
September 1st , nnd the ncceunts otc. tak
en to Chicago thoroaftor.
Mrs. W. M. Shipman haa returned
from her custom ttip.
C. M. Lawlor is oaat bnt expected
backnoxt wook. llo will bring Mra. Law-
lor , whoso health ia Improving , back
with him.
Ed. Sherlock la clerking in Bump
it Smith's. '
Jnck Dacota ia at Hot Spring , Arkau
aaa.
aaa.All the morchanta complain of dull
trade.
The saloons nro closed , but nil saloon
keepers retain possession of their build
Ings as yet.
Second street haa boon cleaned , nud
Sixth street opened as a highway nnd a
flagman stationed thoroon.
Mr. Fred Joy has returned from No-
Braska.
Mrs. E. Ilibbard ia at Colorado
Springs.
Mr. Love-kin , dispatcher o the S. 0.
i& r , , nnd Mr. Porroiy , manager of the
W. U. Tel. oflico , both leave for the east
on long visits.
The now S. 0. it P. Ry. nhops will bo
completed before the snows Hies.
Misa Stoner loavoa for Michigan Sop-
comber 1st.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sling are spending a few
days out on their farm.
Miss Shipman , cousin of Miss Sheldon ,
a visiting the latter.
Mrs. P. E. Robinson nnd Misa Brown
lave returned to Omaha.
Mr. Ilolbrook , the banker , is visiting
iricnds .it Lincoln.
Mies Rockwell gave a party Monday
light.
It is said that all the cars of the No-
) raska division of the S. 0. < t P. Trill bo
mmediatoly ro-lottcrod so as to road
Fremont , Elkhorn it Missouri Valley R.
R. Mr. llomsayor says it is true.
FAY.
IOWA ITEMS.
The floating indebtedness of Dubuque
is about § 75,000.
The cotuor stone of a new Catholic
church was laid at Clinton Sunday.
Ilumboldt paid out $293.87 bounty on
squirrels and gophers from April 10 to
July 2.
Sorgt. Fred. W. Graham won the gold
> adgo oflbred for the best drilled man in
the governor's ' guards.
Chariton has voted a five per cent tax
o aid hi the building of the St. Louis ,
! owa it Dakota railroad.
A few moro saloons hayo closed up in
Davenport , and the various grades of
stimulants are practically relapated ; to
private lifo.
Sheriff McCord , of Morshalltowu ,
las almost recovered from the effects of
.ho wound inflicted by the desperado ,
Reynolds , some titno ago.
The supply of logs at the Davenport
mills is getting short , and the water is so
ow that it is almost impossible to got
rafts over the rapids.
Coo Aydolotto , of Newton , committed
suicide last week. Ho has been men-
ally deranged for over a month owing to a
severe case of sunstroke.
The Creston fair will bo hold Septem
ber 23 , 24 , 20 and 27. Great propara-
ions are bring made to make it a com-
ileto success in ovoirespect. .
The Glonwood canning factory has n
capacity of 15,000 cans per day. The
owners find it difficult to obtain corn
enough to keep the ahop running.
A box in the Clarinda express oflico ,
billed as tobacco , vaa taken possession of
by the city marshal the other day. It
waa found to contain < i jugof contraband.
The Pioneer Old Settler's association
will moot in annual reunion at l < 'ort Mad-
idaon on Thursday , August 28. An in-
iorosting programme has boon prepared.
An addition to the state reform school
building at Eldora is iurw being erected.
Tim main part ia to bo tj I by 57 foot ,
ivith frontage 32 by 15 foot , and four
stories high.
Thrco men in Mlllo county are hob
bling around with different parts of their
anatomy done up in splints , produced by
tickling the business end of gentle three
y horses.
Creston will pay a ton mill tax for
city purposes and ono mill tax for a sink
ing fund for the coming year. This will
bring into the city tresaury between $12
000 and $13,000.
The water furnished private consumers
in Des Moines is now measured out at 20
to 40 cents per 1,000 , gallons. The
greater part of the water is putnpod from
the Coon river without filtering.
The fall torni of Amity college , located
at College Springs , Page county , begins
on the first of September , nnd the insti
tution is better equipped than over before
fore for the thorough education of stu
dents.
The Dos Molues Leader says : Wo have
the biggest distillery in the world , an editor
itor with the biggest case of the big
head , as well as savoral other items of
unapproachable magnitude , nnd now wo
are to have the biggest roller skating
rink in the world ,
Sam Baor , n well-known farmer , three
miles from Lisbon , Linn county , suicided
on the 8th by hanging himself in his
barn. Ho was about 45 years of ago , ono
of the wealthiest men in the county , hap
py in hia domestic relationsand no causu
whatever can bo given for the act.
A tramp giving the name of James
Dunlapshotn Northwestern bridge-ten
der named Ward in thohead on the 12th.
The ball penetrated his nose and is still
imbedded somewhere in his head , but np
patently haa touched no vital part. The
result , however is yet uncertain. The
man Dunlap is in jail.
cover moro than 7,000 square yards ,
The front of the building will bo over
forty foot high , with handsomely curved
windows , largo balconies and crowned
with an ornamental towor. Over the
skating floor the coiling will bo 17 feet
high. There are to be gillorioa fox spec
tators around the ineido , a largo band
stand nnd-all necounary njurtrnonle , in
cluding parlors for both ladies and gen
tlemen.
The Creston Advertiser of the ICth
8ays : Anthony Hincs , who own * n quarter
tor section of Innd near Creston , an'
who wont to Nebraska some yonrs ag
and took up land , is reported as dead
supposed murdered , Ho was haulin ;
rock for n neighbor , near Crete , Nob.
who arrived homo with his load ahead o
Ilines. Ho wont back about n mile am
a half , wlioro ho found Mr , llinoa lyini ,
dead on ono oido of his wagon , nnd hi
horeos gone. It is supposed ho was
foully dealt with.
A now phaao of the prohibition conies
was developed nt Burlington some dnya
ago. The attorney ot the law nnd order
league , after commencing the prosccutioi
of saloon keepers before justices of the
peace , settled the matter , exacting from
the accused $250 which waa pr nod into
the league treasury. This proceeding
excited much comment from citizens
generally , nnd now the saloon keepers
liavo retaliated nnd arrested Blake , the
attorney , for compounding an offense , in
violation of section -1,310 of the code , in
two cases. Blnko gives n bond for
$500 in each case to appear for trial.
COJU'liIMKNTS AND
FKITS.
Tricks of Customers to Client Imtly
Cnslilcra tn City Itcstnurants ,
Now York Sim.
" 1 don't mind the smirks , and ( mips ,
and quidltioa nnd attempts nt familiarity
of the customers who conio in hero , " thor
r ly cashier of a down town rosHuriint
said , "It is n part of the business of n
woman who accept ? such n position to
endure very many things that would
shock many sensitive persons. In short ,
ono can got used to such things nnd
simply not notice thorn. But it is n con-
itnnt trial nnd n porpotunl annoyance to
jo compelled to bo on the lookout for nil
sorts of tricks and dovicus by which many
lorsona seek to cheat the proprietor. It
s difficult enough to look after thoao who
ry to slip out without paying , those who
are in collusion with the waiter , those
rho oat n dollars worth nt ono table and
.0 cents worth nt another nnd try 11 got
> ut without paying the ton cent chock ,
'hat sort of cheating is easily dotootod.
"But the most difficult thing to do ia
escape taking bad money. It seems as
f nil the mon who have bad mouoy to
IASS try to pass It on lady caihiors. They
loom to think wo don't ' know bad money
when wo see It. They will hand out n
ogular old time counterfeit and try to
.iatract our attention with n joke or n
omplimont. The gnmo of deceiving lady
ashiors with that sort of thing is very
rausparont. I have got so used to it that
rhen a man pays mo a compliment now I
dways take a second look to neo whether
10 is giving mo bad money. The ether
ay a dude came in hero with ono of the
now counterfeit silver certificates. I had
cad nbout it in a newspaper , nnd a po-
[ coman had just called nt the door to
yarn us not to take them. The dude ate
hearty meal. Hia'chock waa 80 cents ,
nd ho wanted a quarter's worth of
igars. IIo threw out ono of the now
ountorfoit silver certificates , saying as ho
topped to the cigar case :
" 'Two for a quarter , ploaso. "
"I saw at a glance that the note was
> ad. I did not like to oflbnd him by
ofusing it at dnce , so I took it up to in-
post it.
" 'Eighty cents and twenty-five , " ho
aid caroloasly.
' "Excuse me , ' I remarked , 'but thia
note has a strange look to mo.
" 'Oh , that's all right , ' ho said ; 'it's
no of the now issue. Your hair looks
ory neat this morning. ' '
" 'Yes , ' ho said. 'Could you not give
mo another note ? '
" 'Really , ' ho said , 'I would not have
ronblod you , but I wanted the change
or car faro. You can give mo all silver
: you have no small bills. Your oyoa
ro very bright.
" 'I am sorry I have not change
nough in the drawer , ' I said , 'I will
end out ono of the waiters to got
hango.1
"This staggered him and ho took the
note back and handed out 80 cents change
ind I was so well pleased at detecting
lim that I did not discover until after ho
lad loft that ho had given mo a load 50-
out piece , I know several lady cashiers
who lost from 20 to 50 per cent of their
alarios for months before they learned
o detect bad money. Once learned it is
urprlsing how quickyou can toll It. You
an iiot toll how you tell It , but you do
aa the saying is , 'feel it in your bones. '
At firot it mndo mo nervous nnd appro-
lonsivo , and almost sick to keep up the
constant strain of being on my guard.
Sven now I wonder how the cashiers in
; he big banks do it so 'quickly. They
lave BO much to handle that they can
lardlygtvo aglancoat each noto. But
of course they do not labor under the
disadvantages of having soft nonsonco
ulkod to them to distract their attention.
"It seems as if couutorfoit money is
; rowing much more plentiful all the
lmonnd the variety of notes is now con
siderable when the different issues are
tonsidorod. It ia really no easy task to
earn the appcaranoo of nil genuine notes ,
"Thon wo must look out for pasted
notes and mutilated notes , and nil sorts
cf light nnd bogus coins. I u-isuro you
vith all this roponsibility n lady caeliier
ias not much time for Billy talk with cus
, oraora. "
Tiio JJnnlHlilpH of . 'a BuBC-Bnll Um-
p'vo.
Umpire McLean has boon tailing n re
porter of the St. Louis Post-Despatch
about the troubles that boaet his calling.
" Wo got it , " i Jd ho , "from all sides.
The papars give it to us , the players
< ick , and the audience howl , and yet wo
ire not happy. Seriously speaking ,
lowovor , wo do not have the most picas
ant lives imaginable. The catchers nnd
pitchers of those league teams are tricky
as mules particularly those of the Chica
go and Boston teams , while Providoncois
lomothing torriblo. Wo BOO a close point ,
and utanding noartho players in the most
advantageous position wo make
our ruling. The player against
whoni It is made starts a howl
ind his captain backs him up in it. I
lave found that the boat way to got
along is just to shut them up short nnd
: ell them that I nm running the game ,
several times I have had to fine players
'or abusing mo in the field. I hate to do
t and find that they generally obey
trhonl speak sharply to thorn , but once
n a ' hilo they lot tlioirfoolinga run nwoy
with them and then they suffer. Ifthopoo
> lo who watch n ball game and utter vig
oroua dissent when wo make a close de
cision that does not please would only
remember that wo are striving to earn
our salaries honestly and are not particu
larly anxious to make unjust decisions
which will endanger our official positions ,
they will sco that wo nro nearly always
In the right. Of course , I do not say that
wo uro always correct. An umpire is but
human and docs nut hnvo n hundred
eyes , and may overlook a point occasion
ally , but in the main wu nro correct , The
playcru give us much trouble. The rules
say they shall stand behind the second
lino. Well , some of the boys , particu
larly those f the Chicago and Provi
dence teams , willfully violate that nil
nnd make fun of us. 1 toll you , they
will bo brought up with fines if they don'
look out. Again , such catchers as Navn
nnd Buck Kwing nro in the Imblt o
taking n ball from nwny out nnd quickly
bringing it down in front of thorn a
though it had como straight over th
bag , nnd kicking when wo call n ball 01
them. 1 toll you ball players nro up to
nil sorta of tricks , and nothing but the
closest wntch will keep us from being
beaten by them. "
Will purify Hi" BLOOJVrrirn.
' "
1 itutlinLIVERnnil'
ami ItrsTiMii : TIIK . , . , .
mid V1CIOK of YOUTH , i
Warn of.Appetite ,
; ol JStreiip
'
enroll. Hours. luli i-lr Aliil
lion r * rccelvo licwTorcp.
inllu'in : Hi o mini ) nnd
niipnlloa Jlralu rimir.
j8ilik'iliiKrromeom | > l.ilnts
a . WJjn.ciill.ir1. > tliolr e.Mlt
llnd InDH.IIAJlTEK'SIKON TON1O n rnfn nml
ppoeily euro , clhcitulear. lioaltliy ronipliion. .
rrci\iont | ntti'inpn at coiinlirrelllnir. enl > mill
to the popularity of IhuorlKliinl. Do no t expert-
incut pet tlio OiiuilVAt. AM > llr.ST.
soniljournldn ato'ih lr. ) IlnttprMiHlOo.V i
SUIonl * . Mo. fop our"DlWABI 11OOK.-Q |
I'ullgf ttraogvuid U5ctallaIormaUonre < \ > ' J
PRINCIPAL LINE
CHICAGO , FEOKIA&ST.LQUIS ,
II V WAY OP
OMAHA AND LINCOLN TO DENVSIl ,
Oil VIA
KANSAS CITY AND ATCHI50N to DENVER.
it In Union Depots nt
Oiiiiilui niul Don vur with thtough tiulns lor
j\iul nil points In the Gic.it AVost
CS-OX3STCS- - < 3k. SB T1 , ,
Connecting 1" Giiim ! Union Dopoint Chicago
with through trains for
Aim nil l > o--n Oltlcs.
lth tlno 'itmlnslorlmllinnp.
nils , Cincinnati , C'olmWYJb , and nil points in
tliosouth.Kiist. At Si Jotils with tluoui-li
trains for all points
Klrgant Day Co trims , 1'ailor Cars ,
clinliif ; Clialis ( scats tico ) , Smoking Can with
Kovolvlng Oh lira , I'ulliiiun 1'nluco Slcciilnj ;
Oara and tlm lainous C. II. Jt Q. DinlnC.irs ;
i tin daily tnnuil fioni Cliicnuo and Kansus City ,
Chicago and Council lllnlls : Cliicaijo and 1)L'3
Moincy , UlilcaK , St. Josunli , Atchlson and
Topulta. witliouL change. Only tlnoiiKli llnu
running tliulr iiwn trains between Chicago ,
Lincoln and Denver , and Chicago , Kansas
Cltv and Denver. Thiougli caia between
Indianapolis und Council lllulls , via 1'eorla ,
< 10IN KOUT1I AN1 > SOUTH.
Solid Tniins ot Elugant Day Coaches and
Pullman I'al.icoSIcoiiliiK Ciu.s mo run dally to
and from St. J.ouia ; via Ilannllml ; Qnincy ,
Ccolcnlf , Jliirllngton , Cellar Kuniils nnd Albeit
Lea tost. 1'nul and Minneapolis ; Parlor Cure
vith Uccllnlng Chairs to and fioin St. Louis
and Peoila. Only ono change of cars between
St. Louts ami Dc Jlolnes , Iowa. Lincoln , Ne.
jraslcn , and Denver , Colorado.
It is also the only Through. Line between
ST. LOUIS , MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL.
It Is known as the preat TIIHOUGII OAK
iIN13 ot Aineiica , and is tinlveih.illy adiuit-
r < l to bl ) the
Finest Equipped Eailroad In the World for
all classes of Travel ,
Through Tickets via this line for Falo atiii-
E. H.coiiDon ticket olllccs In the United States
lad Can.idu.
T. J. POTTER , I'UnCEVAL LOWELL ,
Vicc-1'ni. .IGen.ilontctr. Gcn. ' ' < . ,
WHOIfll'NC ' 0 TfO I/ITH THf arnnnAPMY OFTHIi POUN"
TRW LU CKK MV > XWININ(1 IMtH M P THAT THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAM PACIFIC R'V
Hy tlio certr.il pooltfon of Itn line , connects the
Llnol und the WiHt by the BliortcAt rouio , and cor-
utii pjtoonor3without olniiiKO nt cars , between
Cliic-n o ami Hunan * Oily , Council JJutIiJ , I/tnvcn-
voitli , Aiolitbon , fr4ncui > cln and Ut Juul. It
"onoccta in Union iJcpotu with all the principal
inca of road be.-AC'jn ttiu Atlnntlo and the IMuIllc
Lc runs Its cQUipmcnt is unrlvnlccl and inagutll *
? eit , bclttf ! coinpOLod of Mont ( 'omfoi table ontl
Qc'n < tilul Pity Coaclict. Mngnttlceiit Jlorton ] to-
. . Can , I'uHmun'u I'retiletit 1'alacts
aiei'pln't Ciry , nnd the Jlcst ijno of Jilnlnft Cora
In the \voiU1 'J'lircoTi x1nt , . . Ti tf.'cc tna
AljH60tirl Hivrr Point ir Twil * u * * * * iCli | .
saKoaud MJuncapoha and Bt. ufil , vf4 iM y&aouj
" ALBERT LEA fcOMYE.
A Kcw and Dlrcot Line , vl.i Ucnco.i and Kunkn-
ice" , hiu ipccnlly hecu npi'iicd between HJchiuoud ,
Noitolk.Nowporl KVWK. Cliuitanoona , Atlanta. Au
; upin , Nai.hvlllo , I.oulHvlllo.IjCxInKloii.ClncluQatl ,
indiunnpolU ana Lnfayotic. and Oiruha , Minneap
olis nnd III ] 'nul and Intermediate point ! .
All ThrouKb ranucnciri Travel on I'tM Ezpreaa
Trninu ,
Tiokrts for nile nt all principal Ticket OtUeea In
the United Btatco and Canada.
UuKfaffo checked throuch and ratoi of fare al *
vaya a low as competitor * * that alter ICCB advari *
{ 'or'dctallod lnforiaatloneet tlio Mapiand Vold >
' "
"GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
At your nearcAt Ticket OJllce. or addrc
S. H. RAULC , C. ST. JOHN ,
tin k bta'l M'j'r , ( lu ITll.irui.il * ,
K EPltKSKNTS
'nwnlt ABCDitnot Co , , ot tioodon , Onh
MoU . . .
enWhester.N. Y. . Ctpltkl 000,000.0
AuMorcliwiti , of Nuwulc , N , I. , Uiplul 1V76OOO.OC
Dlrurd Flro , I'MUdcljl , ! . , ( iltij. . . . l.iOO.OOO.O
! Tl/e cn' < rund Cue Ul . . lJi,316 ,
( Faculty 1'iUo , ircJIcal UollcKu ot Ohio ,
Hl'KCIAMT
FILES , FISTULA ,
And other Diseases of the Anus and Uectura.
Bond's ' Opera House.
wtf
THE MERCHANTS
03 ? oas/x.n/v. : : : :
Authorized CnpituI , - 1,000,001) )
Paid-up Cnpitnl , - - 100,001) )
Surplus Fund , - - - 70,000
BANKING OFF1CR I
N W , Cor , Farnam nna J2tli Sis
PRIICK Mournr , fruMcnt. I stiTiiK. Koatu , V-P
DM. 11 , WOOD , Cuslilcr. | LUTIIIB DftiRt , A
nillECTOIWl
Ft auk X urphy , Samuel K , lloccrt , Don. H.
dialled 0 , Itounol , A. 1) . Jntiet , Luther Druho.
Trunsvt k ( Icncrkl Ranking liuMnpM. All wru
eaiir Nanking ImslnoM tt transact ro Invited
c H. No nutter how Inrxo or email the trmiMctloa
It will rooclto our careful attention , Riul wo I'l
ilwn ) > rourtcotu troattnont.
I'ajg particular attention to bnilness lor
oldliiR outside the city. Kfhkngo on II the jirln
eli | l cities oltho United State * at very Invent ratra
Aooounta of U uKj and lUnkcia rucellctl on f TOI
able terms.
Issues Certlflcito ol Deposit uoatlnc 8 pet ccn
ntcrcst.
lUijsnml tells Foreign Kichangc , County , Cll
and Uovcrnmout p tifltle
UNITED STATES
Of ? OMAHA.
S , W , Cor , Farnam and 12ih Sis ,
Capital , - - 55100,000.013
O. W. HAMILTON , Proo't.
C. D. CALDWELL , V. Pros' ! .
W. T. DARLQW , Catiillor
D1REOTORS :
S. S. OALDWELL , C. F. SMITH ,
0. W. HAMILTON , M. T. BAIUOW ,
0. Witt nAMILTOH.
Aooounta aolloltoH. and kept nub
ootto sight chock.
Uortlflcatos of Doponlt Inuuctl pnv
iblo In 3 O and 12 menthe , bonrlng
ntoroat , oren domnnd without In *
toront.
Advnncoo mndo to cuotomornon
approvedoocurltloant mnrkot rate
of Intorost.
The Intoroota of Customers nro
c'osoly ' guarded nnd every facility
compatible with prlnclploo of
Bound banking freely extended.
Draw sight drafts on Englnndlro
and , Scotland , and nil parts of Eu-
opo.
Soil European Pnscn o Tlckoto
OOLLEOTIONS PROIMPTLY MADE.
8
Cor. I3th nud Douglas Sts.
Capital Stock , - - - 8150.000
j ability of Stockholders , 300,000
Fic Per Cent Interest Paid OB Deposits
LOANS MADE ON HEAL ESTA1&
ASIE3E.nOYD . Pro ill
i. II. BENN17TT . Vloo I'ro Jonl
Y. A. 1'AXTON . ManaRlug Director
OIIN K. WILUUK . Caablci
CIIAS. F.MANDEI130N , T1IOS.I , . KlilUALL ,
J. W. OANNETT , MAX HKXKU ,
PUNDT K L. STONK.
United States Depository
OF OMAHA
Oor. 13th and Farnam
The Oldest Banking Establishment
in Omaha ,
DUC0ES30R3 TO KOUOTZE DUOTUEUa.
Organlasa la 1308.
aa a National Bank In
OAPIXAIi . 9SOOOOt
SUllPIiUB AND PROFITS S1KO.OOC
CFnoiiui riuiiaroius.
1EJUM Kocsiir , 1'rtsldont.
JOHN A. CunioinoN , Vlco Prcaldcnt.
A QUBTUB Kournii , 2J Vlco I'loalJenl.
A. J. 1'om.arcm.
F. n. DAVIS , Ctahloi
Vf U. Hra < jui n , Acelatant Ctshlor.
Tr ns cb it coniral lunkln buelnegg. loin
illflofttoi boarlL-K Interest. Draws ilriltj
cluoo Mid nrbclpM cltlco In the Unltpj
Loud on , Dublin , KJlnbur b tail tb0
till * continent and i < > ri
BREXEL < & ; MAUL ,
( SUCOKSSOIiS TO JOHN 0. JACOEO )
UNDEHTAKEES !
the old eUnd 1417 I'nrmun ' Btrcet. Ordrra by
mpli Bollcltcd ami prnmntlv ctto'itcil t
CHARLES EIEWE ,
UNDERTAKER ,
AND DEAI.KK IN
Motalic Cases , Coffins , CasKets , Sbronils ,
KTO. , ETO. ,
000 Pnrnnin St. , - OMAHA , NKH
cleKrnphlo orders promntly attended to.
No. 11211
H , K , BUEKET
IMIk OIRECTOR UNO EMBALMEB
111 North Uth Street Oman *
JA& H. PEABOJJY Hi , H.
PHYSICIAN & StfEGEOH ,
lleglilcnce No. 1407 Jonce St. Olllco , No. 11100 1'ar-
am Ht. Olllco liourn 12 in. to 1 p , in. and from 2 to
i p. in. Tuleiliuna [ for Olllco 87 , rcnldoiioe , 126 ,
liOLBROOK , SUEL'I'ON ' ' & MEAM.
Engineering , Surveying
AND CONTHAOTINO WOJIK
Done within the city and throughout the Htatc.
fVOIllco CrolKliton llloclf. oppoulto City KiiKlncur'u
attico. u I'M in
MCCARTHY & BURKE ,
m
818 14TH BTRKKT , BKT.
AND DOUGLAS
. 0. C ARLlbLE ,
IlRKCDKIt OF
MO. VALLEY , - - - IOWA.
e@nd , foi Circulars , "
THE CHEAPEST PLAGE JLJH UMAHA TO BUY
Quo of tlio Best and largest Stocks in the United States
to select from.
NO STAIHS TO CLIMB ,
ELE&MT PASSENOEfi ELEVATOR ,
IT IS THE NAME OF THE TOWN WHERS
FOR ALL ARE FOUR3D !
Whore They Can Enjoy Pure Air & Water !
And nil of the good nud plonaaut things that "go to mnlio up a com
plete and hnppy existence.
The town of South Oninlm is situated south oE the city of : Omaha
on the line o the U. P. Railway , nnd it is less than 3 miles from the
Omaha post oflico to the north line of the town site.
South Omaha ia nearly H miles north and south by J east and
west , nnd covers an area of nearly four square miles ,
The stock yards are at the extreme southern limit.
Nearly 150 lots have boon sold and tlio domnud is on the increase
The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion.
The # GO,000 beef pricking house is progressing finely.
The § 30,000 Water Works are keeping pace with the other im )
provoments , and the Hotel and Exchange Building will be erected at ouca
The B. & M. and Bolt Line Railways have a largo force of men at
work and will , in connection with thoU. P. Railway , have a union depot
near the park at the north end of the town. Suitable grounds will be
Curuished for Church and School purposes.
Now is the time to buy lots in this growing city. They will never
be cheaper than they are to-day.
atfclio Company's oflico , cor. of 13th and Douglas . 'streets
over the OinaliajSnving's Bank.
Assistant Secretary ,
0. F.
AND DEALER IN
Paints , Oils , ? sii
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
Double and Single Acting Power ano Hand
ISngiuo Trimmlngo. Mining Blnchlnory , Belling , Ilono , I3rnss and Iron Fitthitja ,
at wholesale Dud rotail. HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , OHUROn
AND SCHOOL BELLS.
Corner 10th Farnam St. , Omaha Neb.
L.
IMPORTEIl , JOBBKIl AND TMANUFAOTURERS1 AGENT OF
13TE ST. , BETWEENfV FARNAM AND HAilNEY
OMAHA NEBRASKA
, - - -
a > inD . ? cm S
_ 0
a T * rfl > , 0 U
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Ki p 0O
m
OUMINGS AND 20TH ST. , OMAHA , NEB ,
U , S. DEPOSITORY.
J. H. MILLARD , President. WM. WALLACE , Cashier.
Capital and Surplus. S5OO.OOO.
OMAHA WF nFPnSITVAHITS
yKffijfiOM OMs L ULB UOfia ffHUKalO
Flra nnd Uti.ar ! I'roaf iUfjs Ijr K nt at f..n 85 to ? 50pr annum.