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and lttb Iutfc tt than anr ether fhrtleUn ID Si * Luuli ,
M cltj f pri ticw tnd nil eld rf l < 1 * * ! oow
Nervous Prostration , Debility , Mental and
Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and other Affec
tions of Throat , Skin or Bones * Blood Poisoning ,
Old SorC3 antl UtCCrS. nrc trtut * * * IUi tnptnllcleJ
Olsoasoa A.'tslng from Indl'scrciJon , Excess ,
Exposure or Indylycncc , which | irodue ion * or t > i
fulluwlnf : cTe-ti ( t rtnuu nc i , ilehiiltdlmnMt of lUht
Dildfrertltvtuetnory , plmilei | on the tuff , | tlirilcaldrc > r ,
ferilen loiho .el iyor ferrule. , enaNtlai oMd < . etc. ,
rcndcrlnr Marria o Itupropor or unlmppy ,
lairtlnlctirft'ni ' * , rr elo uny Bildr * . Con ututioa'itof.
C f or bf TTtKll rre * , Invltp't nttd ittlrtlccOJcntikU
A Posllivfi Written ( iunranteo cirm in cvfryoo *
ral'leciao. Uc < llclneent vcrjrwlietcbuallorexprt i *
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200 PLATI53 , l-cot cloth and 4U
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rful | ieit ( tlciurm , trutleltiai rttclc on tlic folio t Ids
tut who innir luirry , whoiml , w.y ; mft.nho'xi , woi > ftQ.
l < I'cnr , tlltH * ( cull lite T BDrlttxeeii , the ph/i.
couttunT > H-hiC m. .n. fctinititl rruH fU I'-rn.r
fc . " _ " - . . - .
Indigestioa ; Cured.
I milfurcd for inoro than live yours with Inill-
postlon , sciu-ccly nlilo to rctnln the Nlmplmt
food on my nil itnu-li. Tim Imrnlnir pen nllin
iviw almost In olcrnlilo. mul my vrlmlu Hyuluin
Trim ( lormiBOd. 1 was wnhoful mid not ok'ii | ,
niidcoiiso'iiiontlymoro or lo-t norvoiis all Ilio
tlnm. I declined In llo h and BiilToriMl all the
usmil < lupio < 8lon lUtcinhuit upon this torrllilo
illHoiiBi ) . In a word , I wim inlsornb'o. At last
falling to tlnd rolkif In anytlnnt ; til-n , 1 ( 'dni-
nincod tlmupoof Swllt's Spccltlo. I bocnn to
improve nt oncu. The niodiclno toned up the
stomach , KtroiiKthunod llindi ustlvnon.'iinH.and
noon nil that bimihur cotiM'iI. niul I could rutaln
food without the HHjilitfM dllllcnlty. 1 inot
chcprfiillv lionr tills tostlmony IIIXIIUHO there
nrc ImiwlroilH Hiilli'rintriis 1 u-ns. nnd 1 am nro
cnn lie flH rondlly hiinlnl. Take the prc urlliod
dote after outlnir Iniioii.l of liororo.
JAM 1.8 MANN , No. 14 IvyStri-ot.
Atluntn , On. . May II ) . lK , n.
Troatl-oon tilnoil iindHklndi'Misosmallod froo.
The Swilt 8iicclllc Co. , Druuor : i , Atlanlu , ( In , ,
or N. V. , 15TV. . \1M \ St.
James Mealhslituto
ChnrtcredbythoStnteonill'
nois for theexpreCiipjrposc
of clvingiinmcdiate reliclln
all chronic , urinary and pri
vate diseases. Oonorrhcca ,
Gleet andSyphills mull their
conipllcateil farms , also all
diseases cf the Sliln and
Blood promptly relieved and
permanentlycured by reme
dieslestedm a'
'Wecknesa. I Tn'ht Losses by Dreams , Pitnp.et. on
the Face.Lost Mnnhood./HMi'/frf/i/riifn/ ' /
{ * no < u-/irr/oirtiMiJf/ / appropriate remedy
is at once used In each case. Consultations , per-
onal or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med-
Jclnca sent by Mail and Express. No marks on
package to Indicate contents or scndrr. Address
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Hearth ) , "w n taken nt thivo niontlm tnnn UN
coniHiunptlvo iiiothi'r'H III-IIH ( iniai-latod , niul
liliuud < ni Itiduo KtKNl oxt'luslvi'ly. At oncd. it
eonuaoiiciHl loiraln , "i" ' u i W1CI" I > hnnp "nil
lumltliy ; mid lliu child i < llll HVIH" Sncli tottl-
inony ai tliU shown buyout ! till cuvil list true
vuluo.
; Men Think'
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they know all about Mustang'Lin
iment. Few do. Not to know is !
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to have. ]
LIVING AT SMALL COST ,
The Erperionco of Tradesmen and Artisans
in Chicago.
\Vttjr tfconottiy In Ordinary UoimolinhlN
Cnn l o I'rnutluvil liy tlio Asslst-
ntit-o r n Thoughtful AVIIb -
for the Future ,
CTiicno { N\-\v9 "ll Inkcs till f innl < o lo
support my family , "dolefully riMiinrkcd
litird-workltif' fftrpcntcr. "With four
llltlf OIK ; * , " ho co'itintii'd , "and uvifo ,
my $ J.2.'t n lti3' tlonju't po ti yrostt wny.
TiitTn is so much for rctil. so niutilt for
Ilit"ti1 : lo , tlii-ii shoRSaiid olotlilt ) for tliu
clillilrcn , anil with flontuthinp : for wife
myself nt the end of tliu week wo hno :
"I get $31 n week , " said : i stained-glass
artist , "iitul htivo fcnir children. It costs
inn $ : n inontli for rant , mill It takes
$20 Wfitik to HOI our table. Wo live
well , but smi : nothing. "
Tlio speaker was tin American whu
dressed well , smoked good cigars , niul
occasionally louk his family to tliu
theatre.
"I earn $12 a week , " Haiti a cane chair
uiaki-r , wln is a ( tcrman. "I have four
children , " snid he , "and n wife to pro
vide for , and it costs inu $3 a week to sot
our table. Sineo marrying , about live
years ago , I have bought and almostpaid
tor a house and lot on North IIVIMUHI , so
now I pay no house rent. The property
is worth $ lf > i > l ) . JMy other expenses will
not exceed $3 a week on an average , antl
every Saturday night I manage to itit by
$ . " > for a rainy day. We have lots to nat ,
and my uhihlrcn iiavu never boon sick a
day. "
For the purpose of petting all the fat-Is
regarding the eontol living in ( 'hioago ,
u Daily News reporter yesterday talked
with a niitnbi'iof artisans whosu labor
brought them from $ It ) to ? ! ! , " ) a week ,
according to their skill anil Ihe desirabil
ity of their work. The noteworthy I'aet
'btit it is not tlio amount earned so much
as the amount saved that brings inde
pendence was developed in the liratintcr-
view. When tlio .secret of savin" ; was
asked the answer was : "Hall depends
on Ihe wife you 've got.
"Now , " said tliti speaker , who was n
tinner. "I earn $ ' . ' .7n n day , and out of
that I have to support my wife and two
children. 1 pay 11) ) a month for house
rout , and exactly ! ? ! J.r > 0 for the grocer's
and butcher's hills. It costs tixactly
$ l.&i a week for our clothing , whiuli in
cludes bedding and towels. Last year I
laid by $5 every week and at the end of
the year was exactly ? .00 ahead. "
The speaker thought a man could live
well oil $1J a week and support , at least
one child and a wife , provided the latter
is economical.
"Hut , " said he , "if you ain't got Iho
right kind of a wife the arrangement
won't work. I have been married twice.
My first wife was too young and didn't
know the value of a dollar , so 1 loft her.
J courted my Boeoml wife three years ,
and you can bet 1 know her well before 1
m.irricil her. She proved to be just the
kind of a woman I needed , and we can
get along nil right and are as happy as
can he. We have all wo want to cat ; In
fact , 1 never stint myself , though of
course 1 manage as closely as possible.
1 intend to go into business myself , some
day ; that's why I'm so saving. "
"You ' ean't got along unless.yon have a
good w'ifo-said the next speaker , who
was a gas fitter. "I have njno children , "
said he , "and a brother-in-law living
with me , and earn $3.r > u a day. It takes
about $15 a week to sot our table , but 1
own my bouse , so that not , having to pay
rent. I am able to save a little. "
This man said that shortly after the
great lire he purchased an eight-room
house on filli avenue , near 28th .street ,
anil that out of his wages ho paid for the
property and maintained bis family in
good style. "Wo have till we want to
eat , , " said ho , "and thcro has been no
sickness among us. Kvcry Saturday
night. I give my wife my wages and she
spend * ( lie money. During the week I
get a dollar or so , but I am lucky if she
gives me more. Wo are saving people ,
mil you've got to be saving these times if
you e\pcct to get ahead. "
"A man ought to bo able , " saitl a
carpenter earning ? : J a day , "to net his
table for at least three children , himself ,
and his wife , for $3 a week. The other
household expenses , not counting on
sickness , .should not exceed ' ? ; ! moro
every week , so that a man earning $18 a
week could easily save $ . " > or $1 ! ot it. In
that way ho could use his first years sav
ings as purchn.sn-monoy for a house and
lot. and make monthly payments till the
indcblodnef-s . "
- was discharged.
Again the virtues of the "good wifo"
were hounded. ' 'You innM h.ivo a good
wife , though , if you expect lo stive any
thing , " said ho"Women are so funny.
Some of them think If they save anything
they are doing it for some one else , so if
they want a thiug they buy whether
or not it does them any good. "
"Save nothing ! " exclaimed a brick
layer , who earns ? l.f > ! ) a day eight
months in the year , and who has to sup
port eleven eliil. rcn , his wife , her motli-
or and himself. " 1 have nothing loft at
the end of the hiiildiiig.sensoii , " ho d.-J
elared , "and in the winter 1 work in ( he
Dacking houses. Drink ! Uf course 1 do ;
1 take a glass of beer now and then ,
mid In-al tlie boys once in a while ;
but 1 am economical enough , for all of
thai. "
"I never drinlf at all , " said Iho fore
man of a carpenter .shop , who earns $1.1
a week ami has a wife and three chil
dren. He continued : " 1 have been mar
ried four years and have three children.
It co.its me about § 10 a week lo live. The
first year alter I was married 1 bought a
bouse tit iUaywood worth $1,801) ) and since
then I have almost paid for it. Our gro
cer's bill amounts to about $ ti a week
and for meat and mill ; wo spend § J
more. It costs us about $3 a week for
clothing. Wo never spend n cent for
anything foolish , ami I'll ' bet you there is
not a happier family in the .state. "
"My wife and four children take all the
money I can earn , " said a carriage black-
.smith , whono wages amount to $ it.r : > U a
week. "Wo pay $10 a mouth for four
rooms on Portland avenue , " said he ,
"and bless me , though 1 do not drink or
ufie tobacco , the rest of my wages goes
for Hying. 1 can't stive a cent. "
A wood-worker employed in the same
shop , who is unmarried , said he earned
$13 a week , paid $ .M ) of it for board ,
ami , as ho was engaged to bo married ,
made it an invariable rule to put away
$5 oveiy week , t
"I earn $2.1 a week , " said a i-talned-
glas < ghuior , 'land it takes $ IK a week to
M't tlie table for myself and wife and
throe children and pav house rent. We
clothe ourselves out of the remaining $7
and la > UP a dollar or two , lint we don't
save anything worth mentioning. "
A .steam-litter , who earns ifl5 a week ,
and has a wife and one child , said thai he
paid $ 10 a month for the rent of three
rooms. I cost him about $7 a wee ) ; to set
bistable. He had considerable sickness
in his family , and at pr < Kciit he could
save nothing. Brl'oiv meeting with mis-
rortuno il was hii jirac.ticu to put by reg
ularly $ $ eVer.V wbyk.
The shipping clerk in the same ( " -tali- .
men | , lB.vijar.yof age , had a family of
> 1\ , UDI JJII ii'-ftalury of l"i a weel ; he
bought a.nM paid for a hou o and lot
world $1"iO. lie did nol know how
much it r > vt him lo support hit fainilv.
lor he turned all bi money over to li\ \ >
wife , \\lin alti-llili-d t'i llh- household e\-
poiiM'.s ' I ilrink .1 ; ; l.is of licet oi'cein
a\\iHe | , " s ihl he. "bill nn \\lfehiiiloiie
till the inauiiycnicm , audilua-i he who
suvcd enough to huy our homo , She IH ? i
good cook and wo' live well , though I
c.in't say ho\v she managed lo eave so
much out of my snhiry. "
Nervous Debilitated Mm ,
You nro Allowpd n frrfl Irinl for thirty ( ? < ! <
of the use of Dr. lve'.s Celebrated VolInU *
Belt with Kloplrlc Stt.Mien.sory Appliances ,
for Ihesncfdy iclicf niul iKTiiiiiucnt euro ol
Nervous Debllltv. hw of N'ltnllty nnd Mnu-
hooil , mid till "klndivd troubles. Also for
umnv otho dlwnsw. Comiileto roatonitlnn to
health , vl'.nt ' nnd innnhooif. No risk U In
curred. Illustrated piiiiliot : ! | | wllh full lufor-
inntlon , terms , etc. . mailed free by atltlriwsltis
Voltaic Uelt Co. . Marshall. Mich.
HOW GIRLS "MAKE UP. "
A ChlcnRO I'l-ofoHSOi-'H Views on tlio
HnUIeot Pi-cccntcd In n
lioai-nctl Manner.
Chlnngo Tribune : "Those girls , " snhl
the prolessor , "arc making some of those
beautiful arched ovcbrows you so often
sen lu ball rooms. Thesn sowed on lin
net arc a less expensive kind , and tin-
only used on special occasions. The real
brow Is very expensive ami can only be
Hindu liy u person nf great skill 1 have
tin opcrat'on to perform this rtfti-i'noon ,
and if you like I will explain lo yon how
it is performed , " It-tiding the way into an
elegantly furnished room in which
was u largo chair .similar to those
used by dcuti.sl.s. "The patient sits
here , " the professor eonlinned. "In this
cushion to my left are Muck n score or
more of Ihe.se needles you saw being
threaded. Kaeh stitch having only two
strands of hair , to fuciliatc the operation
ami number of needles must be on hand.
AH each thread is drawn through the .skin
over the eye it is cul so thai when the
lirsl. Htago of the operation is over it
leaves the hair bristling out an inch erne
no , pre.snnliu' ; a ragged , porcupine ap
pearance. Now comes the artistic work.
J'hn brow intiM. be arched and cnl down
with the utmo.it delicacy. A number of
hours is required lo do it. "
' 'It must be very painful and tedious. "
"They don't say it's a picnic exeur-
fiion , " laughed the' professor , "but ove-
brows , small as they arc , arc very fm-
nortant in the makeup of the face. Yon
have no idea how old one looks when en-
th'cly denuded of hair over tineyes. .
The process I have described is painful ,
but makes good eyebrows , and adds a
hundred per cent to the looks of a per
son w o was without them. It is , lee , so
much better than the blackening ami
cosmetics some people nso , especially
people who have onl.y mi-re pretenses of
brows comprising a t'ew colorless hair.s. "
"Do suwed-lhrough-lhe-skiu
your eye
brows last ? " f
"For years. There is the advantage.
Tin- only caution to observe is injwnsh-
ing not lo use lee much friction. Other
wise they are perfecl , and can be brushed
every morning and look as well tis the
natural broiv. "
"Could not this same principle bo up-
plied to bald heads ? "
"I have made some exporimonl.s that
way , but they were not. very successful.
The great dilliculty is the' space to be
covered and the lightness of the .skin ,
which is not half as llexible as tin-
skin of the brow , lint 1 think I can
overcome Hit-do dilliculties soon. "
Justgive 15. II DOUOIILASS & SONS'
CAPSICUM COUGH DKOPS a fair trial ,
they will relieve your Cough instantly :
Thousands tc.slil'y tojhib
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
How the Cattlemen Vacated tlio Itcs-
orvatloii Gcii. Miles' I'lsm.
Chicago Tribune. Ifith : (5en. ( Nelson A.
Miles , stationed at Fort 15u.noIndian .
territory , upon whom devolved' the task
of carrying out the president's orders
expelling the cattlemen from the. Anipa-
hoe and Chuyenno reservation , was at
Palmer yesterday , the lir. > t times ho has
been in the city since taking command
of the department. IJo will return to
day.
'J'hn cattlemen , ho said , have about va
cated the reservation without resistance ,
and nearly all tins cattle arc gone , hav
ing been moved elsewhere or sold. The
ousted cattlemen , ho thought , could
not reasonably Iiml fault with the course
thai | ILS ; bi'un pursued towards Ilium , as
their lease gave the eoinmisVoiicr of In
dian ntl'airs the right lo revoke it at his
pleasure.
Speaking of Indian afl'airs in general
Gen. Miles repealed the Matemenls in
his report that have called forth so much
comment. He believed thai the Indians
themselves would . bo favorable to 11 di
vision of their lands-in severally and Ihe
dividing of lite remainder among settlers ,
the government , of course , paying for
what was taken from them. He thought
the lime had come for this course Lo be
inaugurated in the Indian territory'nnd '
was very favorable to the jiropViicd
jiurcha.se of the Cherokee si rip b.j- the
coming conirc ; i.i as tv nujve in the right
direction. " 'J he plan has been Irani else
where , " he said , "and there is no rcpson
why il. should IK. ) prove as successful in
Indian territory in placing the Indians
in a position to support Ihcnifeclvc.s , Open
up Ihe vast reservations to settlement ,
antl prove in ( lit ! end far hrt.tgr for both
the Indians and the white1 "
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Music KcvivcH Memories.
Detroit Free Press : We were oil'Cape
Hatteras on a Charleston steamer one
Sunday evening in August. The I'r.it '
male was a tall , good-looking , middle-
aged man. I was chatting w.th him at
the starboard gunwale , while a group of
well-bred voting men. returning to
Charleston from llndr summer vacation ,
were singing "In the Gloaming , " " .John
IJrown's Hody , " and ' 'Sweet Bye and
Hye. " As they came to the chorus of
this last song , he stopped talking and
joined in ( he singing. When through he
said , "Nothing takes hold of mo like
sacred music. " And then , timid the
Kwnsh of Ihe waves , he related to me Ihe
following incident :
"When u very htllo fellow , T did som -
Ihing whiuh deserved severe punishment.
My mother look me on her lap and
talked to me kindly , then made me kiieel
down by her while she prayed for me ,
and then the family joined witli her in
singing 'All Hail the Powur of Jesus'
Name to Coronal on.1 At tin * ago of : . ' 8 I
found myself in Now York after a trip
round the world , a rough .sailor. One
evening I was going up town with n num
ber of my shipmate.s for a night of pleas
ure. 'Near St. John's park 1 heard from
a church we worn appro-iclnng the tirst
strains of'AH Hail the i'omir of Jesus'
Name. ' With the vividness with which
lightning reveals objects in n dark
night , that scene in my Masnachusctts
home , unheeded for more than twenty
years , came back to me. The admoni
tion , the prayer , the swelling tones of old
Coronation , my .sainted mother -did MIC
look down upon my wicked comvcs *
was this the way that prayer was being
answered ? Like n Hash my mind was
made up. 'Hoys,1 savs I , 'I'm going into
this church. ' They jeered and taunted
and coaxed , but all lo no purpose. I left
them iiml walked in. The house was
packed. They led me to an extra chair
in front of the pulpit ami facing thai
vast congregation.
"ruder oihcr circumstances , " said lie ,
" 1 would sooner have faced the canunu'n
month-but upborn by the lloodtide ol
such memories and the exultation of the
swelling chorus ,
CroxMi Him ! crown Him ! I.nidof nil ,
I forgot all about the faces before mo.
From that hour , " he added , in a voice
hardly audible above the noise of the
waves. "I have tried to lead ti new life
u life \vorthy of my manhood , worthy of
my mother. "
Thelndios must sooner or later no-
'knowledgethat l'ox/oul\medicated com-
ph'Siou powder U the oulj CUMIII-IU
mndu that will ? < { injuru tliu bkin. Lur
ale bi till dni ciatd.
THE NORTHERN FRONTIER.
Tlio IiiipforcinnntB niul
of Kort Nlolirnrn.
( ten. James S1 ; ' Urishln writes In tin
Chicago Tribune ns follows : Tort Nio
brara is in the northwestern parloflhc
slntnof Nebrasku.und woarojustnowverj
busy building. . The post is a very pleas
ant one , nnd uciiig enlarged from a live
lo an eight company po.st. When tin
present iinprovflinenls nro completed il
will be one of ilhn best and mo-,1 comfor
table posts in the Department of the
riattc. All the irtinrtcrs. for both olllcers
and men , will lie supplied with bath
rooms , and contain nil the modern im
provements except electric lights. The
new sets are three company barracks ,
three double sets of ollieers' quar
ters , and three cavalry stables. Capt
l.unu's company. Fourth infantry , nrc
making the adobes for the new buildings ,
and are doing their work well. The cap
tain has enormous yards ami four mills
at work , turning out 7,50) ) adobes each
per day. The yards nro In-ing gradually
extended and the capacity ot the mill's
being increased , so that , it is expected
that the yards will soon yield 10.000
adobes perdnv. It will take fully 2.W- ,
OOf ) adobes to lay up the walls of Ihe new
buildings hero , but as about one-third
break in manufacturing , Captain Limn
will have to make over 3 MVf ) ( ) ) to do ( he
work required. Captain William His-
he's company H , 1'ourth infantry , is out
in thetimliercutting saw-logs. The men
have cut about 00 ! ) so far , and will con
tinue Incut until 1,01)0 ) logs are scored. I
was surprised lo Iiml so much lumber in
this section of Nebraska. I had sup
posed there was none , but we are gelling
out pine saw-logs two and even three
feet in diameter within two miles of this
post. Wo have n good saw-mill , with
ulauing-null , shingle-mill , etc. , attached.
1 alwavslike to have pleu y of lumber ,
and a big lumber-yard at a military post
is a great comfort. I expect to gel out
100,001) ) feet I his fall , which I think i.s do
ing very well in u no-timbered country.
AVii.1 , I'l.AN.VHI ) AND IIDII.T.
This post was originally laid out and
built by Col. Upham , Fifth cavalry , and
a better planned or constructed post I
have never seen , livery building in the
post , is large , roomy , nnd airy , having
none of that squatty , contracted appear
ance so common in our forts. From Ihc
large parade-ground down to the small
est building , everything is upon that
largo and liberal plan so agreeable to
those who have to live here. I do not
know Col. Upham , bil : lie must be a large-
minded man , and known just how n poM
should be built. I hope the government
will re-member this , and when ithas other
posts to build send Upham. Army arch
iteeture is , as a rule , the meanest , in
the world , ami when 1 think of the places
and houses where we have had to live in
out west it makes me sick. Low ceilings ,
little eramped-up rooms , bad ventilation ,
small barracks where the men were
crowded together like n herd of sheep-
ting was the rule in army buildings , and
the exccption.-jfWtTc few and far between.
There is nothing of the kind here. The
barracks are large , and every man has
room to move about ; the ceilings are
high and the ventilation perfect. In the
ollicers' houstjs the rooms are large , the
ceilings high.imd the buildings all well
ventilated. There is no cheap paper on
the walls lo hide tJie cracks and dirt , but
the walls tire pn-uited and the rooms
solid and clean. The houses have the
ajipearauee , inside tit least , of city resi
dences , and tlio evidences of comfort and
convenience appear tlm moment one
opens tlie wide ddors. How Upham did
so much work herC with so little money
i.s a pn//.lc ; possibly he did what so many
ollicers do helped himself and relict !
more on the resources of the country
than the appropriations. A good saw
mill : id :5M : o.r 401) ) willing mcn'are a
great help in building a post. Many
hands , dropping eyi-n a pebble each ,
soon make a great pile.
The Vroncber Can't I'rcnch
Unless he has good digestion and his
blood is in prime condition. Sleepy ser
mons , weary congregations , and broken
down chtinhi-s ; result from _ llr.i best , ef
forts of dyspeptic and debilitated clergy
men. There is no batt'ir toiiie. an'il
health restorer for tlie minister or any
one else who i.s broken down , than
IJrown's Iron Hillers. It i.s within the
reach of every on" of t'io ' iV,0K ) : ) clergy
men of this country. The Key. T. Mar.
.shall West , Kllicoli's Mills , Md. , speaks
with pleasure of liow this valuable medi
cine cured hi.s debility and dyspepsia.
A ROMANCE Or THE BORDER.
A \Vliito faptivo Marries a Gomaoche
Cliiel' Her Mini N'ow Smirching
liiia Stolen Sister.
Quina I'arkcr , chief of the Cohir.ly
Comaneho.s , near Fort Sill , Indian Terri
tory , accompanied by one brave and
three warriors , has gone from Kl Paso ,
Tex. , to the Me ealero Agency , to Mini
his sUter. lie bears letters from prom
inent military ollieers vouching for his
high station 'and character , lie is very
wealthv , and lias traveled extensively.
He called on President Cleveland this
summer. Hois the only surviving sou
of Cynthia Ann Parker and a
'
cclchn'it > d Comanche chieftain. Cynthia
Ann P.irkor was captured near , the
preM'iit town of Oroesbeek , Limestone
county , Texas , when only eight .year *
of age at the time of Iho massacre of the
Parker family , and remained a quarter
of ti ci-nlury 'among the savages , forget
ting her mother tongue and niarrving a
chief. In 18'10 ' Capt. Hess , of Waco ,
captured her iu a light with the Indian.- , .
At that tinut she was dressed in male at-
tin > , but although much bronzed and in
habit a perfect Indian , they were satis-
lied that she was" a white woman. She
was brought U > Cam i ) Cooper , near the
present town of Holknap , and her vener
able uncle , Isaac Parker , after a long ef
fort , identified her as the long-lost child ,
by sjieaking the nainu of Cynthia Ann ,
upon which il ray of recollection , sprung
nn in her mind. After twenty live years
of obliteration she regained her native
language. Hei-Mlndiau husband was
dead ami she desired to geflier two chil
dren , one of whoim was Quina ami the
olhor is the loit. Hislor at the Alchcaloro
Agency , I'hisiisihnt one of the many
thrilling incidents in the pioneer history
of the Lone Star Sttjto.
* > -f < / *
M. Cooper , oflliirfim , had : U7 head of cat
tle In tliu yards yustenliv/ .
Lumps of rncfrKthphoalil lo scattered over
the iniiifiis , Caltleare freiii.'iitly | lent by eat-
liiii biuiCM , DKIVUIV .Iimrmd. .
sESCMoisrs
LIYER5 REGULATOR
Tor nil DlfWtHwof lliu
MVCI- , Kidneys , Stomacli ami Spleen.
TliU pini'ly vciicuil'lo iiroimriiiiiin ,
now HI cell-United ii n Kninily Jlcdimio ,
iiiteiimltil in lliu Kiutli in 1W. IISMH.S
pmilly on tliu Iwiut-N tnxl kidney .iinl cor.
MvtH tlm iiction el' tlio livi'i , ami is ,
tlicrcl'oro , tlio IIPM . tiifuii.iiciry | jm-ill-
i.'int' , wlmtovcr tliu Mcliiiui.- . limy IHOVO
to lio. In all ( Xiiniiion dli.Mw il will , int.
ii.-isiHl ( by iiny ether iiicdji.-liiu , oaui-t a
ejifixly CUTU.
nil Itojrnhiinr Is tlnCo to ailinliiMpr In nny
coinUiliiii ol HKI MMCIII , nnil minor no circ-.ini
hluiiuo * cull It do lim in. It will Innuoniiii Iiiii.i
cl.i-Mif uiiiii. Inn It Is no liiluvHaiiiii , ' lii > uii-ai'i-
lo Imiil to intciniK'niiift' ; will promote imllifc-
lion , il"iuiio ! | tit'iiiltiulic , niul Mc.ior.illy lun ii |
lliu t-jMrm.
SI2I5 THAT YOU ( HIT TIIK UH.N'UIW : .
J. 11. XKILIN & CO. , Philadelphia. Pa
. . ' . ' '
M.M/.MUA prcu'iitcil niul ! ' > "
i iiiili'Ml < v | li\ IJIJ-IM Pi 1:1 : M i . \ i
> li 'in i , | 4lii'l | bI1 t'l. . ' 14 . - ,1.1-
. ylil by Unii'ii-i
A lverl Islnj ; Clients 1 1 1
"It has become so common to begin nn
nrtlcle , in nn elegant , interesting style ,
"Then run it into some ndvornsemont ,
that we avoid all such ,
"And simply call attention to the merit ?
of Hop Hitters in ns plain , honest terms
as possible ,
" I'o induce people
"To pivo them one trlnl , which so
proves thplr value that they will never
nso anything else. "
"TiiR IlftMKtnr BO fixromtily notlccil laiilltlio
pinion" " .
HpllRimii nnil secular. M
'Iliivinir u largo snip , unil ll ftiipplnittlnff nil
Oilier IIKllllcllKIS.
"i'liniols no denying tlio virtues of tlio Hop
I'lnnt ' , mill tlip pmiirlctors of Hop Hitters luivu
--linwii irrent slno ilna-s mill nhlllty.
"In fnnix > tlli < llii | ; u iiitnlicliui wlioxu virtue
nro so iniljialilo to uvuiy one's oliiurviitlon. "
Dili Shu Die ?
"Kol
"She lingered antl suffered along , pin
ing away all the time for years. "
"The doctors doing her no good ; "
"And at last was cured by this Hop
Hitters the papers say sp much about. "
"Indeed ! Indeedr
" 1 low thankful we should ho for that
medicine.
A DauRlitor'M misery.
"Kloven yearn our daughter. suffered on
a bed of misery.
"From a complication of kidney , liver.
rheumatic trouble and nervous debility.
"Under tlie care of the best physician's.
"Who gave her disease various mimes ,
"Hut no relief.
"And now she is restored to us in gootl
health by us simple n remedy as Hop * 'it-
ters thai wo had bhunncd for. years belorc
Using it. " TlllJ PAKKXTd.
Prosecute tlic Swindler ! It
If when you call Tor Hop Illttnm. iticcHroen
cluMerof llojw DM Ilio white litlxil ) tlmdrtitfgHt
liiiiidsotil nay other ttnll' cnlknl I' . I ) . Warner i
( icniiun Hup Hitters or wllh other "llo ] > " iiuinn ,
KiftiMi Itniii. Khun thutiliuKKltt n-i you unidila
viper , nnil If lit ) IIIIH tiilu-n your tnonoy for the
stair liullct liliu for tlm Ininil i in ) < IKI lilin lor
liudiuiiiurns for ItKiswIinlloiuid wo will rowiuvl
tm liberally for tliu conviction.
HAIR'S
Astlima Cure.
Thl-i tnvnlinililo pppcldc reiullly niul pi < ruui
ni'Mlly cmui nil mint * oT AMliinti. The inos !
( ilisllniito anil IdiiR stiuiiUni ; < M IH yield prompt
ly to its wniiitorful ourintr lH'OiiipliiH. | It Is
Known throughout the woild lor Its iinrlvalo.1
olllcncv.
.l. ! < .lAMWKU.oIljr ! of LincolnXnlwiiuv < .
.Ian. i , INM : tilnco uslnjr Dr. Haii'H Asiiiin.i
l.iiro , lor inoio tluui iiiui jciar , my ullo hus I icon
ontiruly well , anil not uvun n symptom of tnu
lliH'ilM ) llMS IlllpO.lfPll.
WH.I.IAM lIHNNIflT , lllclilaml , lowii , wrltin.
Nov. lid , IN > | : 1 have bcon allllcliMl wllh Hay
1'uvoi-mid AMliniii cinc'O lN" > ! l. 1 lollowcd your
( liici'lliins niul inn Imppy to Miy Hint 1 nnvor
slept bin lor In my lllo. 1 urn nlml thnt I urn
iniioiiff the ninny who can .spi'iiU MI lavoriilily ol'
jour roinplli ( .
A valimlilo til pn o trontlso ciintiiliilnn slmllai
proof from in ory stjito In tlio tJ. 8 , ( 'nnmla iinci
liruiit llrltuln , will lie mulled upon application.
Anyilrugulbt not bavin ; ; It hi Moi'k will pro-
uro it.
. M' . cl. * . of ilivn.tn | . . . .
Vw.ra nf Mmntrrf it Jl.k TCT fror ordn-tl.t f..f U. . iii
HU.I..UJH , . : .lul.JkrMt.J U.D.I. .HI.a isUN" .
J. \ \TlT22aAriJ , BC13 A3" . ' ? ,
Kt i > r"i ' " < ' T
WHAT WO M AH
WANTS
IN CHOCS :
Shos.
SilJo breattlng-ln torture. Eay ct-
first , anil alf.-ays snug and handsome.
AU.THECE Di3CrATA ! EHu CAN FlflU IM
_ Thojctebrzt3'J "J. _ T. Cousins' New
J' . ; kShoes , ' ' cfc.ll l.inilsan j materials , in
1-iwidtlisand10 c/iapos oflocs ndticcl ; . '
'they Kill not rip ; will nofslip'at UwliszT
'Kill not wrinkle , and afe tfio ps rfcctio7i
cf acliieirmcnt in t/ie s/,6efraicris art
Look on Seles for llamo and Aildrosj ct
J. & T.
/ votszc.
Clw , Milwaukee & SI , Paol
The Short Idne
aiit ! Best B.oute
From Omaha to the East.
I'WOTHAJNSDAH.V AND
'hlciuro , Miiun'iiiln | , ,
M. Caul , Collar ItupMj , Davonpuri ,
Union , ] ) iiliniiio | , Koclilonl ,
lock Irtlunil ' - ' .
, I'l-copni't , .Iimn-mllo ,
ClKln , Kladl'-on , IJA Croano ,
lli'lolt , Wiiiiinii ,
And ull otliiT Imporunu points 1'nit , Northoait
unil ouijinii.ibC.
Ticket ollk-o ut 11)1 ) 1'iirna.n . Hiropt , ( In 1'axton
llotui/ , unit at LIIIOII j'uoinu liojn > c.
ruiiniiiiioliiu ur-tiuiil ino i-'niuir Dlninrl'irJ
n IND Uniiii iuu inn on iho muni IIIILM ol' inu
, iut.iii.Mii.w.M.Khi.vtir. ; ; : J'.tin. IAII.VVAVHII : , |
ivory atU'iiiinn m puid lo lutnBOimur.s liy coiinO'
) iin ti.iipluyoi of [ iiu ooniuiiy. |
K. .MII.I.I.H , ( junur.il .Manan < ) r.
J. K i'ii.Ki ' : < ii , .i.v-iiuiiu ( juaoral .Mnna or.
A. V. li. t.'vii.'ij.srtit , liuiiurul J'.iaiu.wur mil
Jlukot Auuiit.
dr.o. li. iiKU'liiiil ) , AhBisiunt ( JuiiLriil
Itorund
A GREAT MRDKUL WORK ON
ri > ni * nr I'pnllnn In M.lli I'rr ra l.f V. . . . | | | , , .vl I'll
llt'ili ) inU. < rA | f . | lli ( > i' fponi III IU ( > ir.oil , . < il , | .r.
- > " * A hnnk f' r I-VPIV in'i" . , M-.r mi I , , . . , . , . ' |
* Ml old. It rii'itiiln * IT * ni-n.-rlnMiiiiH for nil i , itnuti'l
lU.l.lf.l.'H | | .l i * ( "Ill-tlO'll * lt Will' ll U I.IWHl'l llll't l |
frt'Mul I'v Iliw mitiinr wtio.n mrn , > rl M , . . r ' ? \ in-ir It
"fli ijunrni.'ililv IKIVIT liofor.i fnll In tin. ln > of MI |
lifriiiin : vn n.ii'O4. h'tmid hi h "iiiitf d t'rpMp ) ) * n < i4.
'n. ' imi | i M cnvcrv full Bill. minrnilMn I tn lit u < IMIT
oik la 'V r ( ? ! ' - iiii > rli-inl''iil. ntunirr iiml 'ir > rHi.
lot1limn ' IMIV o'tif-r work In tlili roiintrv for * * . \
rlliH nnniy | wIM Im rofnt 1 In * rpr | n iiiiir > . I'j'
n < r U lir ipull. II.I HMI | ' | . | lln lr li l MUM'.II. in > .
"onit no v. ( ! f > lil mnit'il nwinlp'l Uin nuiiinr liv "in V i.
loiinl MnilliNil AHUoclHtlnn , lu Iho iniicr of wtilvli In
i.ri'r- . .
'lliiiKi'lprftiif l.tfdnlionlil tjnronil lir the yo'inf ir
"itdiction unit hy f lie iiniloltxl turrulluf. II will UDH >
't ' Illl. I/union IilllR'Mt.
Thori' l iiiiiiliinilii'r nf hoi-letr tiiwhuni Ilin Snlcnoi
f l.lfe trill not Ini il'l'ful. > th.'lhir jmitli. p.ui'iit.L'tiir.
. ! "n. Iii.irni4ur.ir rlniut 111,111.Aiuou.int. .
A'dri' tln I'liilNiily Muihnil lii-.iliuii > , or lir W. J | .
Hiker. N'n 4 Iltlllllltf ll lreet. llimliui , \ \ * * , whi Hiiy
' ciniaiiltiiil ( ill till i H requiring hklll uiiil vjciiuii-
Cm HUM * anil ( HI .1 timiii
. 'I ' , . | tlu-hkilliil iilldiin-r phi-i-
o . a Mifni'ihv s-n'li ii'nix-1
i < iniij \\iiiifmt mi in 'iuiuu
i 'id uro. ilwitmii ihi.i | iajiur ,
TUB C11KAPUST li IN OMAHA TO HUT
I
r & © tone's
One of the Itcst and Largest FSlocJfs in the IT. S.
to Select from.
No Stairs to Climb , Elegant Passenger Elevator ,
M. BURKE & SONS , i'J
WYE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS
( m nrttlvK , X
UNION STOCK YARDS , OMAHA , NEB.
llKl'KKiNTiS : : ! MorrlmiiM unit l''nniH < W Hank , Duvlil I'lty , Ncli.j Kearney Nnllntml Itanli.Katr
r.cy , Nob. ; Coin minis Stum llnnr , Cohinitui * , Null. ; MoDiiniiU'd ll.in'.c , North l'litu : > , Nob. ! Onuilii
Niuloiml lluiik , OtiniliM , .Ni'l ) .
Will pay cimoiiiorsilrul't \\itli bill of ImllnsrntUuilii'il , for two-thirds vultioofulook.
A. TUUIOnC , Hiitf. Hiul u. i' . N.SAimi.r.tt , Ait. Knar.
H. W. niAMON'H. Asst. Secy.
Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Works.
OFFICE AND WORKS LEAYENWORTH , KANSAS.
MA.Mii'.urriTiwiis ANII nnnr.its nv
Wrought Iron , Stool , Ilowa
Trims nml roinlilimtloii
Ji It I D G E S
For ItnllttiiiMil iiml HlKliromU.
Turn Tables , Draw Spans , Rock
Trusses , FLvs ami Sub
structures ,
? 1SSLEY SHIRE & TULLOCK
JWffiNP P V5 Heei ,
/ 1 Wfes& B J'E I'ruprititoM.
fe * w8 1kwsfe ? 'i V. Mcl.Otiril. \ II. A. WISH
A oat .
I'lnn o pctid us wortl of nil brlil o work to lut. Conwpoiitloipn Pollclto.l from on.Tliioura un
HOME SEEKERS ATTENTION.
or Hill Particulars about Free and Cheap Lands in K'eslcrn Nebraska. Address PATTERSON
& WHITE , /Jeal Estaio Agents , Korth Plutte. Nebraska.
TO
Growers of Irive Stock anil Ofcliera.
WI3 CAM. YOUll ATfKNTION TO
It Istho best unit olioirpost footl for took of any tslml. Onoponnl | q Ofiuiil to tliroo juim H ol
corn. Stock fed wit I Orounil Oil Calto Hi tlio Fall nml Winter , lnsto.xl of riinnln ? do vn , will la-
rrenso In wolRht mid bo In frooil tiuirknltiblo condition In tlio uprln ? . D.ilrynioii us viill at ether * .
\ > ho use It , uin testify to Its merits. Try It unJ Ju < l o for your.solvos. 1'rloo $ il pur ton. No
cliurjio for tuwlM. AiMroas WOODMAN LIN512I3D OH , WOUK5. Oaiulm , Nebraska.
WH3 13 UNACQUAWTED WITH THE GEOORAI'MV OP TIIIJ
v WILL see nr EXAMIMNO THIS M P THAT TMC
CHIDAGO.RDSf ISLAND S P3CIFIC HfiltV/fiV /
llv U'A on of Hi riMitrnl | n > lllrMi nnd rlnfti iPlnttnn to
nil prin 'ipil llnl.nHl /ID U'-l m lirll.il iiml fcr-
lnlii.il pii iir4 , , Mti.i < nlf > lltu iriu-f IiiiiKMt.ini inM <
I'lililfihjiit it Ihilt In t uit h"i . | . n ol llilutiifl ! ti MI imr-
tntlllll Hhll'll illVll t II III ; | . | . . | < tlUM'llilllltlllllH
llf'lYl'l' II olVH lit 111 ! ' Al l-inlli' nil I'nclllr CHIII.IH Ifi
< M uUu I tin fivniU'i . nil l > r * l i. in 1 1 * lo unit f i > IM | u > Jnt8
Hint. N'.riiiuMt iinl MiuH'-i'.i ' nn.t funufiH/nJJnir
| iol HiVul. . Ni.rlllivn.t niul Ki.ulliui.l.
The Great [ Jock Island Route
Oimntltir * 111 pntrnim Itnl. 'ti i of tu-milm ! fi-cil.
l-IU nirurili'il hv u Mill I. Iliiiiiinulllv l'iill"-lnl limit-
ll. I. MlloOlll lltl-l.4 Of I'l.MtlmmllM , tlll IJlit. Mllrlt ll >
I tally lull 1 1 I'tllviMMi unit In lil i < i > HlnjHlf > rI. IIH llfiir
| i > rri > rll > ul n liinnt i il > | ran iniiUu II. II , . uri'ly
apiill'iiii'i's ' uf p it-lit | IIIIII < IN. i 1 .1 Tin n H niul nlr In id. , n ,
unit tliiti'xniMliiv ilN . | | tlliti ulilt h Billet n rlir iiifM * *
tlcil iipi.tMtlixl of till lu IIIIMIOllirr | iL > rl.tllfr iif
thh rmilH mi ) Trii ; ? < ri'rii nl nil n nnorlfii 1 1 IMM In
Ihiloti DfpoH , nn I ( tin mi mpi > . . < t > U cirliiloil * aiul
lUIIIllD Ul illl'.UIM-IlUl.r l'.llllHIHIIt. | |
Tliw Fi t rxpriMj Trillin ( M-turrn riilfnrii tint
rrnri i , Cuiui' II lll'lir * . liult iis ( My. I i-i\i nw i lit in d
Aflihiin in i i . | > . < i. . | iif H | Mimlnliil lln. l < lip.
liilNn-lvil Iliv C . hirx J iinilllri'ltt I'llllliinn Put I'll
Kli- | ; i-m > r Ilia Jnlu-t ilPhlen. mill .rlniu . H IHilll'lX
( ' , ! < . In lili'liflili'ii < l'lr i-tinlicil n . IK ni , | i Mil fly
lilt"ll. llplNiM-nl'liliMir limit K'ii > iirCHi mil AtrliUoll
uiit iiU > ma Ilia Culflii.iiinl ltftlliiliiK < liulr euro.
The Famous Albert Lcn Route
In tlm dlroi't nnil fnvnilti line lidui en Cliluneu unit
U In nen poll * am ] Si Paul , ulii > it < oniii'riloii in , . IHHA |
III Iliilitn | > -inii * tar lilt polliU III II , Tritlloi IrK niul
Itrlllvli n-iivl-- < . Ovi.ihis l..iili > Ki'H l'i | > ltn
Jriflld nio inn to thi * wnNTltr ; | ilntei * . hliiiiliH'r 1O <
pull. liktMi..S'1'Hi ' Iniillllinn I liiinllMv niul ll lilliir
irniiin U..r l.iwv nn | Jllmii utii. Ill ill. u ilio iii * t
illr.ihli. . r.iino t.i I lie ililittlieut iiM. : uud iiiutuiul
Ulllanl liil iliir liiti.n '
HMII nnolh r IllltWr I.'N" . rli fn-rn niul K n-
knli'v. ] ia III-ITI < ii"M | iil Ill-ton n i Itii-hili > li Inill n-
mi .ll < nil. . I hiilnvMlr mill Ciilliii-ll HllllN. KIIIIMU City ,
Ililri ( > tiHiiNiiMilsl | I'niil niul liili-iiprilluu. i jlnl .
I or ili'lnllnl iiilnmrilloii M-H Jlnin > inl FulfliT" ,
cliti'inlilu. ' us Ki-ll : . i I''ld't. . nt nil lMlnrlp.il 'I li krl
lHU'i'4 111 Iliu UlliUiJ titaUj4 ull.l
CuliuiUt t/r bUll *
R. n. CADLE , E. CT. JOHN ,
C-n I
THE AND
TAfLWAY.
TIIH IIIWT 11OUTK AVD
Omaha ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago.
Tlio only roiid lo litldi tor DCS .Molnr4 , Mar-
# ( . ' ( ( | , ( liiiton , Dl.viu Chicago.
> lll\raukci and all iMintN a > , t. To Iho pcoploof
\chiitskn , Colornilii , Wjo ninx1'tuli. . Idiilio ,
\o\-ada. ( troHou , WiiHliiii'/ton niul Ciilirornla It
Ifdiv mporor ndvniitatros not i > o sllilo hy nny
ollu r linn.
AIIIOIIK n low of tlio iiiiinci' < iiis poinis ol snpo-
rloi-ity fiijiitLHl liy lliu p.ilrin of this iimilho-
twouii Diaahii and Chlfawo , am MM nvo tr.iima
day dl I AV COAt'llH.S wliluli mo Iho llno-t Hint ,
hniniin arl and Inaoiiii. * * UHII uiuiilo. linl'AI
'
Al'i : HI.Iii'INfi ! : ( 'AltS.'u-hicli aii > inoilcU of
< - oinl'ii | and ole iuico. Its I'AKLOIt DIl.UVIN'C
HOd.M CAItS , iinsiiriiasKud hv anv , and llswi.lv
ly fflrliniuxl I'AI.ATIAI. DlNINC CAHH. Ilio
uiiiul | of u Inch cannot lie toiind cl'owliuro.
Ai Conncll IllullHie Indus or the Union Pad-
tic Ky. cdiincci in riiion IK'init with Ihu-c of Iho
t.'Jin-nno . " > .NuiiUxu'ittdiii It- , In CluciiKo iho
tnllns iii' this liiiiiiiniLoloc ; cpliiU'L-llini with
llniHof all ca-li'ni liiU'S.
I'ur lttr < iit.l'iiliiniliiis , Indiiiiiiipohs , CIIH-UI-
inili. .Viiiinira 1'nllllnlinlo , I'itthlnirv. Toronto ,
M'liriciit , ItoKton , New Vurk. I'hiladclplilii. llnl-
tliniir'Wiifclllllirtnll Mild all pullllf III I IICIM ,1 , ; nl ;
lliu IjuKul ii i-nt lii-IM'J > vli- Mil Iho
'N < ) in'll-\\TSTiit.\V :
HyonvNli Ilii' dot m'umiiniidatlim ? . AUlk'Xot
iiucni. M'll tlckutk tlu lhu > ljnv.
> l. l-liriT. | | ( ! II. S II.MIt.
( iciicr.it MIIIUI I-I- . ( ii'ii. l'a - > . \ riit
( lilt AI.II.
U N 11 Mil 01 1C.
Ui-n. -it-'iMi1 , in : t .M iu-.1 , iiiiuiliii , Nub
hthtiiiuli i LU.G , l * > pi in-iii u.
Railway Time Tatole.
All ti-nlns arrlvo nnd dopnrt from Oiimlinij
( \Mitiid Slandiiid tiiuo.
Trains oft ho ( ! . , St. ! > . , M. > V ( > . nrrlvo and do-
IIIIH limn thc'irdopol , cornurof Mtli and Wnu-
hlortttroclx ; irains on Ilio Ml. .V M , ( ! . , II. & ( , ) . ,
nnd K. ( ! . , St. .1. A ( ! . It. 11 DIII the II. .V M. depot ;
nil otluirs iroin Hid Union I'ucillo depot.
a , dully : h.o.vccpt Kutiirday ; u , o.suojil Sunday ;
( lu.\copt Monday.
WHSTWAItn. Arrive.
1M. . | UNION 1'Al'IKJO. p. i7
H'Ja : ) . . . .1'auillc i\pios-t. : . . .
, Dunvor li\iiru4M. ,
O. A : III ? ! ' . VAIIK\ ' .
l : 0il . . .Mull unil Kxpross.
II. .VM. IN NKII.
8:10tx .Mall ami Kv ] > ron
Dcpnrr. SOUTIIWAHI ) . _ _ An-Ivo.
A. M. I e. M. { MlhtfUUIII I'ACII-'lU. A.M. i' . u.
HUn ) ' Piiy Impress ' 0lXlil :
! 1)M ) ; ( ) . . . . NliMititriH4 ] ! 7OJ.i
I | lv. C . ST. . ) . , V t : It.
> . . .Via I'liiltMitoiilli. . .
kMi1 : ( Mi . .Via Council Illumi. . aa
I i | AVAIIAKII UOUTI- :
mrt. UASTWAIin. _ _ _ Arrlvo.
C. M .VST. I'AUl , A .n. J i- M/
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liny
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NlKlit i\pro- : " . . . . \ > 'IM" . . .
I O. 11.-I. A : I'AOIKIC
luy ) l\iro4H |
4:2ul . . . .NIjrfil H\ii-iw | , . . .
( J:4o : ( ! ' . . . .Ai'coimiioilatloii. . .
I I (1. ( .V ; N W.
fiCflo : I Day Kvprt'i-M
4ffili : . . . .Nltclil i\iiro-ui. : . . . lIC-il ) : .
' I < ! . II , .V t ) .
8"fla : fiioOn I''or ' Till , vlu I'liulsia'th u. . , > i 7.V ; > a
_ hI..ii-tjau : lfornir _ _ VHi ( J.lllijilitUlfii _ | _ ! :
Iopiirt. KOUTIIWA1II ) . _ Arrlvo.
'A. M. i\.M. I C. NT. ! > . , M AO. . I A. M. | e M , "
bIOii : ! SIniix City lf.\ir | < iiH. . ' ' 0UJ3 :
GHt'uOiiklMiiil ' Aucoiiinio.rn ll03c ;
I K > WA DIV. H. O. A ! I' . I
( i:4nu : i.si. I'niil | ) uy r.xin-o-M I 7:3Sn :
rirruSt : I > aiilNli > | ir lApross .hr.a. .
OMAHA IIHIDC ! ' , TltAINH.J
DII.MMV ' 1'iiAiNS Loiivo Oniiilui nt Oia" , 7m : ,
BM : ) , liliX : ) , 11:1S : . m. ; uni : ) , : . ' : il I , ; iix : ) , 4 Mk ) , 4 ifiV
riiViniul 11:1,1 : , M , m. ( ) M Sniiluys | tlio I'M mil
Ji/aiuu. in.iiiil ( aiUjii'id 4M : it , in. trains tin not
run.
l-uiivo Council HliilfH ( llroiiilwuy Dnjiot nLT-.tl" ,
F.IW.H : ; ! . ) , liin : 11:1) : ) u. in ; l-ii : , ' : : J ) , : ) : : ( ) , I : J ( .
C4.r . .iiniul : ll.-l.'i p in On Hiniilnyrt the . ' ) (
nnil IOHn. : : in. , niul iMWuiiU 4.M 11. in. tnuin will
not run , '
TltANHKKIt Tll.MNS I , ( ' VI Oinilllll lit 11:01. : R,1 :
n. in. ; l-ri : ! , : x'i , . | :2i.liiiU : unit 7H : | > MI dully
Arrivont llil.jiiinl llj : | u. in. ; 1-J : , 'J.-tj , 7JJ :
SUNDAY TIIIAINH
_ _ To nntl from CliloiiKOvl _ jVIiiii-tlto | | Alllnnco.
STOCK VAIIDS TIIAINH ,
Tlino tuliln o | ' pitsHtnwur linlii-i
Oliinlni niul Union Sleek Vui-iln ; In ulli'ttViul -
K sTWAl7ll | ltM.NS "
No. Oliinlni U.H. Viinls til ) : U.K. VnnU Onuihn ,
A. > l. A. M. A. M. , \ M.
7 : " 7- : " , i .iu
tul HUi'i i lu n
UK ) : ir : ; , Mil
li'i in. i.i 11:111 :
a , IISJ : ( M !
' ' 1' . M.
ll ) . : % lia : ti
' 4 II
u > j fiL'.1 ; fii'jij ! | nsrt'
! uo |
Tnilil No. 4H , dully except Hinuluy. Otlitir
tiiiln.i run iltiil/ .
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
A inuir ; ( MM : run
England , Franco
Mralll-.hil1- lhl \\i II I II I IH nn ( | | |
nun. in IMMI-I Iltiil 1'iiiiij a i < ml IT
. . 1 u Illl I \t l.l l.lll.jr II , n ll' | > I I V
IK.Ill Mill- ml nt'li i . .I , c 'I , > v
hinl * . unil I in ' . | i- , n f .i- . inn | ' ( w orn
'JIllllMllll Mllll . - . , I il tl.H 1(11 1 in i.lh. il.D.S
' 'i. I 1,1 ilM.iu.il'AKI- . .111.1 ] | < l III K
Kill.- | ii-i i { I/ ' bi11.1,1. . in * f
Voit. . '
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