THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 15 , 1888 ;
THE NEBRASKA STATE FAIR ,
Closhifj Day Sconoa and Incidents
tit the Oroat Exposition.
A RATHER SMAUL ATTENDANCE.
Winner * n ( tlin Itnl > y Show
ArtloloH ( > T Incoriiora-
( Ion Mind Lincoln
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LINCOLN UURC\U op TUB Oiun.v UKB , )
IWJ V STISI : ' . , >
Ltxcut. . . Sept. 14. Iii I
The rtrcat fair spout Its force ycsUirday.
Hut considering tbo unfavorable weather of
tlio morning anil the fact that , the only
fipeeml uttr.ictlons prominod vvero good
rnccn imil tlio conventional llvo stock p.ir.ulo ,
the nttcndnnca was fair. It c-in aafuly bo
rlnrsml a * un uvcnifn' closing day. And , too ,
it wns thu bust duy of tlio exposition for the
visitor. Thu rain of tlio morning laid the
dust , nud Iho iifturnoun wan balniv and
jilc.ihant. While the attractions In norm * dc-
imitmontavciu souumlmt intiBsud , they still
Bhowud to ( jootl advantage , thu visitor could
BOO ull ttiat has been suun on exhiuitlon and
not bo ' jnossod Into shapes" hy the nursing
crowd Hut smiles woio not so pleasant.
'JVmpirs had sufTucil somewhat. No won-
del A vMiok'w R\UKQ \ in Hitch a fihow will
rulllu tlio most urlmno. Jt could not bo
< itho"\vlse. Worn out were the linger marks
left upon the surface , and Iho hoimibki Hl/ht- |
HUCI 1ms boon willing to diHtilhuto his i-liar-
Ity Compared with yesterday , the attcnd-
nncc has been vrrv hinall The enthusiast
would not place the crowd at more than
10(0) ) , uiul this might bo ovculo.n it. Dur
ing the races the grand stand was falily
well filled , and when it Is rcmumbcicd that it
will scat 7.000 , to tbnso who wcio there the
CHtlmulo xv111 not scum oxer largo. It Is con-
sciviitlvo and fair.
inr. n Mir miow.
The hour of ! J.50 ! was set upart for award
ing the premiums to the babies , and a great
crowd was on hnml Tht'rovcro thirtfcn of
the llttlo candid.itcs for honors , all under
two years of ago The judges -Mosdamos
Drnlcoof Columbus , Langworthy of Seward ,
and Dinsmoro of Sutton awarded first
prbe for girls to Miss Huff , ascd tune
months , and a special prize to Miss Honnessy ,
nficd three montlm , as "she was a twin , " and
for hoys Master Kushmoro , lined twcnty-
thrco months , took first premium , and Mas
ter U.ililww , aged eleven montlis , second
nox iiimr. COUMTV ,
one of the youngest counties of thu state ,
took the Hucond premium of the grc.it fair on
the general county exhibit. It goes without
Buying that It was richly merited. Many
visitors expressed the open opinion that the
county deserved a higher award , and Tun
Bm : rrpicscntativo is of n Hkn belief. No
one could look upon the overhanging stalks
of corn , productions of the uncultivated sod ,
and then upon thu neatly arranged sheaves
of wheat , oat , Max , millet , bunch peas ,
brooui corn and other grasses , w Ithout form
ing the Idea that the "babo" was full giown
and uell nigh the top. Oats in the sheaf
Bovea Icct high and sugar cano i-lovon would
thus impicss any thinking ponton. The
county must possess a wonderful toil , and
the miignlllcont potatoes , pumpUins , Hiiuashcs ,
melons , beets , cltion , turnips , and the line
Bpt'clmoiiB of all the ceical grains In miclts
mid Jnrs attest thu fact A box fH J
feet in depth tilled with soil , and
six incher of subsoil was on hand to stand
any inspection exacted. It represented the
general soil of the county. It was a talking
\io\ \ and could not lie. Kino bundles of clover
und timothy grow in Uox IJuttu lux
uriantly. The clever specimens showed a
giowth of three fi'ct in four and a half
months. It is a county abounding in buffalo
grass and blackroot. Tor gra/lng there is no
bettor county in the state. Homes can bcr
puuhased at fiom ? l to 510 per tu re.
Uox lUitto was organized March 10. 1SS7 ,
mid is barely a year and n half old. Nonpa-
iell , the lounty neat , a town of ! iOO to 100
people , Is located In the geographical center
of the county. Hommingsford. another
promising town of the county of 400 people , is
situated blx miles north and cast of Nonpa
reil , mid will .iooi. bo blessed with rallioad
facilities. L.V. . Ctlchrlst , of Alliance , MI-
pcrimended the magnificent exhibit and ho
was ably nsglstrd by I'1 , M. Sands of the same
phieo-aml .lob Hatlmwn.v of Ilommlnpsford.
Those gentlemen did the'ir level best to please
their visitors and they were eminently sue-
ccsf.ful.
LJy the way , Alliance furnished the most of
the money to bring the exhibit to the stnto
Jnlr. and is the terminus of the IJ. & M. r.ill-
loud. It is u place of full TOO inhabitants ,
and has sixty business house * . The gentle-
nion in charge of the exhibit will gladly fur
nish any Information sought icgarding the
country. Ono of the cards bearing the In-
Rcriptum "Wocomo from the center of the
Orcat American Deport , 'ISO miles northwest
at Lincoln , " watt read and rtucad thousands
of times during the exposition.
run MJHSEitr
display was one that , attracted considerable
attention from settlers and farmers from the
west. It was altogether creditable , but the
Crete nursery had the largest and best as
sortment , livergreoii , shade and orchard
trees woio all theie , but thu Jinn principally
does a tree claim business , and last year
planted ! 1,000XIO ( tiecs. To do this and to
\vm innt and look after the trees they plant ,
they employ 1V ! > men at u cost of JUO.uuo per
your. Some slips show a growth of nine
jfeet in two ycnis and of eighteen feet in live
ycarb.
K.NOCH 'SCOIT A CO'S , liXlliniT
Mtfisvs , ICnoch 8cott iVc Co , of Chicago ,
nro again to thu front with another bid for
the western carriage trade , und to show
whut they could do they put in 0110 of the
finest exhibits at the fair. Uilt their spe
cialty Is the Introduction of a new spiral
miring , which ontiiely overcomes the jar m-
cldcnUil to traveling over lough roads. It is
intended to especially benefit livery men and
Dthcis who huvo vehicles constantly in use.
As every spring Is thoroughly tested before
being used the linn is willing to gum un too
them for ten ycais and tu pay for the tele
graph and express charges on any they may
replace.
THE NEW MI-.IUVY su.K rAiur.
0 The hoiscs exhibited by Messrs. Dofoun-
talno mid Marion , of Fremont , made a very
creditable showing.- They were awarded
second premium on best Kiench coach horses
nnd secon I premium on Arabian horses ,
yhey had eight hoMos on exhibition , all of
Which are Imported breed. Tlioir farm is
two and n half miles Xioin Fremont , where
they have been located only a ehort time
put are making good progress.
i KIMIUMS AWAiuir.n.
The following Is u continuation of the list
of premiums awarded for horses and
i n a res and is given in full because the ex
hibit was an unusually excellent one :
Lot l > , class A Host Illly over 1 year ,
liiuicr ! J , Smith Hi OK. , Malcolm , first.
Hest flllv over U years , under 3 , II. W.
Veal , Sultlllo , second.
Uest Illly over 3 years and under 4 , J. O.
Dullng , Lincoln.
Uest mare , 4 years and over , 14 entries , P.
M. Woods , Lincoln , first ; J. Q. Duling ,
second
Lot 11 , Class A , bast mare any ago or
breed , thirteen entries , G. W. Hrandon first ,
imjiortt.'d draft horse second.
Lot 11 , Class A , best mare any ago ,
Jilurk M. Coo first.
Lot 1 , Class A , best filly over 1 nnd under
2 years. William I-i. UllxvooJ , Do Kalb. 1 first ,
Marl ; M. Co.id second. fillwood highly
commended
liMt filly over 3 years and under 3 , Mark
M. Coad first.
Ucst mui a 4 years and over , Mark M. Coad
first , U. 11. Cushmnn , Lincoln , second.
Ditto highly commended.
Lot 11 , Class A , best stallion any age
or breed. L ) man Shupnrt , Council liluffs ,
first , O. W. Urandon , Norfolk , second.
Lot 1 , Class A , best sUilllou any ago ,
twenty-one entries , William L. ISHwood , Do
Kalb , first premium ,
Lot 1 , Class A , bust stallion colt over 1
year and uuder 3 , Mark M. Coad tint , dittc
second.
Host stallion colt over 'J and under U years ,
tV. L. Kllwood first , ditto second , M. M ,
Coad highly commended.
Ucst stallion over U and under 4 , William
L. Hllwnod first , M. M. Coad second , \V , L.
Kllwood highly commended.
Hest fttAlflon 4 yearn nnd over , W. L. Kll-
wood first , ditto second , W. Wcstlakc ,
Avoca. highly commanded.
Lot if. Cliiss A Hest stallion colt over
Anil under 3 years , Hurgebs Uros. . Wiuona ,
Jlrsl , Joseph Watson & Co. second , Uurgcss
JJrow. highly commended.
Mark M. Coad. of Krawoiit , won the
breeders' gold medal ,
ii I ot 11 , Clais. A Uest p lr ot ponies to polo. .
any nge ago or breed. M. 1C. Stanley Pro-
mont , first , Lyman tihugart , Council liluffs ,
second ,
Lot ! ) . Class A llost gcliling 4 years and
over , no first prcmtam , Wllliatn Westlako
socond.
I-of * . Class A Hest double team to wagon ,
Fry & t'nrbauk. York , firsts S. M. Molllck ,
Lincoln , second.
Ucst slnulc animal to wagon , 3 years , P.
Honadlnc , Lincoln , first , Fry & Turbaok
second ,
srvin rvin XOTPS.
Custer county folks nro happy. It Is no
small honor to capture the general and spe
cial prizes on agricultural exhibits. It was
I -ix ) and the best advertisement that could bo
given the county. IJox llutto took the second
end premium ; Cumlng county the third ;
Uundv county the fourth ; 1'crklns countv
the fifth. Those county exhibit ) wore truly
Magnificent. Hut Lancaster county eamo In
on the home stretch and took the sweepstakes -
stakes premium.
Thu morning did not auger well for the
fair. Lowering clouds betokened rain , and
the wind wus too high for comfoit from under -
dor shelter. Hut the afternoon was fairly
ph in itit nnd thu crowd enjoyed themselves
as thoroughly us tiny other day during the
fair.
fair.Lust
Lust night's industrial parade surpassed
fverythlng of the kind ever undertaken by
the citizens of Lincoln. It was the finest
special show that took plnco during thu fair.
It was a da/7lmg advertisement of Lincoln
imluUri2s and worth its weight In gold.
No und of bad blood was engendered by
the decision * ot the premium awardors
There was a more general kick than ever before
fore known during the history ot fairs In the
state. It extended from agricultural hall to
the ontlro circuit of the grounds. The ex
hibitors were n hard crowd to please.
In a financial sense the state fair was a
huge success. Wednesday's receipts paid
the entire expense of the whole concern. It
was a great fair from top to bottom.
At the meeting of the poultry and fat stock
association last evening the financial condi
tion of the association was considered ut
length Hut as the indebtedness only
amounted to 8100 it was speedily raised and
butter chenr ruled. The winter mooting of
the association promises to be one of unusual
interest. It will be held in December m this
cityCider
Cider mills have been sprinkled over the
giounds quite liberally during the week. Tlio
goods they off ei eel to the thirsty were quite
liberally sprinkled with water , too.
Horace H. Chase and his band of Indian
boys , Unity in number , behaved them
selves quite well dining the fair.
This show of harness , shoes , bead
work , drawing and carpenter work
also did them cicdit. Mr. Chase has the
hand of boys under thu most thorough disci
pline.
Archie II. won the running race yesterday
in two straight heats to the sin prise of every
body. Compulsion was nowhere. Vigil
ante , however , crowded him from the start
into the home btretch. It was n splendid
inn.
inn.Tho race for home to-morrow will attract
very good attention. It will bo tame com
pared with the free-for-all race to-day for
the < yCO purse. And , moieovor , betting on
the winner will not have the benefit of any
odds.
Arapahoe county , Colorado , located In
the cxtiemo west part of agricultural
hall , has almost been overlooked , and
her display of Hold and garden products was
quite good. It averaged well with some
other displays , and a great fuss has been
nade about them.
Mrs Will E. Halm , of Omaha , carried oft
: lrst premium on her line of nraseno work.
.This was a deserved compliment and an
honor fairly won.
A I\NK ivjrsTicr.
P. Hans , florist of Omaha , had whatcntics
iironounced the finest exhibition of green
House plants on the grounds Ho had 100
varieties In pots and 1.20J plants in all , of
variegated colors , making nn elegant display.
Mr. Haas had reason to expect fair treat
ment and some of the loading premiums , if
not the first , but the committee passed him
by with silent contempt , or so it would
seem , for ho was put off with a miserable
ulttnnef. lie was given a few eompioniiso
IH-emiiimson fusclnas. This , however , eamo
when Mr. Haas' protest was taken to head
quarters. The same display took twenty-
eight premiums at the Omaha fair. It was
elegant and one of the largest and best on
the grounds. Hank injustice has been done.
Tun Hiu : representative insists that ho had
one of thu finest exhibits of plants and
flowers at the exposition.
Mnrk ftf Coad , of Fremont , proprietor of
the Maple Giovo stock farm , has now fully
demonstrated that Percheron hoi ses can bo
bred in this country as well as anywhere ,
and the nine head ho bad on exhibition were
one of the princlpil attractions to nil lovers
of horse lloJh. The excellency of the show
ing made bv , the stable will bo scon in the
fact that the nine head took cloven pre
miums. und that of these the four native
bred carried off four , one of them taking first
prUo , und the gold medal offered by ttio
Percheron association for the best stallion
raised in Nebraska. The winner was the
colt ficncral Uoulanger , which in
appearance and build cannot bo
excelled by any competitor in either
Franco or America. Another notable vic
tory for the Maple Grove stock farm , was
the winning of the sweepstake * in a trial of
thu Porchcron class , bv the imported five-
year-old mare Vaillanto. In addition to this ,
at the grand sweepstakes for nil exhibits.Mr.
Coiul's stable again camu to the front and
carried oft the prize against all other exhib
itors and competitors , and there was no
gainsaying that it was entitled to it. The
well deserved success of Mr. Coad in this
line will no doubt bo an Incentive for
others to devote moio time toward improving
the stock of the stnto , and ore long better
tlio lead In that as it already dees in so many
tilings. Maple Grove farm is near Fremont ,
Nob. , nnd is already one of thu most widely
known in the west.
The ollllcial record of the prizes won by
the stable of Mr. Coad is as follows :
] MiOtTin ! : riiriEUONS. : : ;
Somnamblo , two years old , No. 0,021 (8,000) ( )
weight 1,1)00 , grey , sired by King of Perch.
Took second pilro in his class.
Turc , tin i'o years old , weight 1,500 , No.
0WW ( W.lij'i ) , black. Took second prUo for
stallion.
ValllantP , llvo years years old , weight 2,010 ,
No. 477 ( JWM ) grey Took first prize and
s-.vecpstakes for best Perchoron mare shown
of nn } ugc.
Josephine , two years old , woigl.t 1,000 , No.
4901) ) , grey , foaled In this country. Took first
prize.
xnnnvsicv IIHEH ,
Sebreannc , ono-yoar-old , weight 1,200 ,
No 75Ti , jrrey , took Hist prizo.
S. Maraldo , one-year old , weight 1,300 , No.
7519 , dark gioy , took second prize.
General Houlanger , one-year-old , No. 75r ! > S ,
weight 1,300 , dark pruy , took Hi st prize and
gold medal for best Pcicheron stallion raised
in Nebrasuu.
AiiTiu.ns OP iscoiiroiHTiov.
This morning Secretary Laws filed arti
cles incorporating the No- Wood Uiver Oil
company. Omaha < s fixed as the
principal place of business nnd
the company start with an author
ized capital of fV)0,000 , and Ira Van
Camp , L. H. Hradley , Peter C. Mlsson ,
Henry D. Smith. W S. Collins , Joseph P.
Smith , P. H. Hughes , George Fessenden ,
James N. Murphy. N. I. Ludlngton , Lnvlnla
T. Williams , Sarah V. "an Camp und C. W.
DeLamastcr form Iho business association.
A certified resolution from the St. Joseph
' & Iowa railroad company was filed with the
secretary of state to-day.
luu.itoAn mmcui.Tir.s ADJUSTED.
The case of Hollingsworth against the H.
ft M. railroad company has been settled
and the hearing dismissed before the state
board of transportation. The Burlington
will build n trestle walk over the "draw"
at Nelson approaching the streets from
trio depot , and will rail the
same and fence thodangers lining the wagon
road , thus avoiding the gradinc asked by the
citizens of that place. It is said to have been
an equitable settlement.
The demurrer filed by the Hurlington to
the complaint made against It by G. W.
Guycr , of Sarpy county , relating to the tak
ing up of a few miles of track that run by
Guyor's stone quarries , badly damaging his
business , and In violation to the conditions
of the right-of-way and other grants , was
overruled. Hut llvo days was given Guycr
to file nn amendment complaint , and the
same number to the railroad company in
which to file an answer.
CITr NEWS AND KOTI'S.
Judge Houston was busy In thu police
court this morning. Vusra.icy and plain
drunks were the principal charges , bomo
liquidated und others wore relogatud to
the rock pile.
During the week Judge Huston put In the
most of his time tyini ? matrimonial knots.
Ho has united an even dozoii couples In mar-
rlaifo and started them to work In double
larnoss. May they ull live long nnd bo
hnppy
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Smith , of Talmaco ,
were the guests of Mrs. A. K. Cwan this
week. They cainu in * to attend the fair aud
1 1 ron on nee It a line thing.
Major Ually and Chuich Howe have been
in Lincoln during the past- throe days.
It Is said that these tivo gentle
men will co in ) > < i to for senatorial honors
from their senatorial district. Dally socks
the nomination , It Is said , from the demo
cratic party. This Is nn Item of surprising
news.
Superintendent Mnllalleu and wife , ofKcar-
ney , will leave for homo to-morrow morning.
Mr. Matlallou la satisfied with the conduct of
Ills boys during their stay In Lincoln. The
industrial school boys weic all on their good
behavior.
_
Drni U Mill to , 25 cents n bottle.
THK ntmijiNurovs i
Tlio Iowa lloatlM Clinrcoti With lie *
moving tlio l''lycr.
Hccontly n Urn man , lu a conversation
with nn official of the Chicago , Uurlington &
Qulnoy railroad In Chicago , criticised that
ruad's discrimination against Omaha In tak
ing off the westbound llyer , und continuing It
.hrough Ashland , Platumouth uiid Lincoln.
deference was also made to the avowed
[ loltcy of the road In building the Ashland
cut-oil which was to civo Omaha the advunt
ago of through train survie\
The rallro.iUofhVnl put the entire rcspinsi-
blllty fur this discrimination upon its com
petitors the Iowa lines and the Union Pa
cific , who demanded that the Clneigo ,
Hurlington it Qumcy take oft the flyer , which
was for some time run through Omaha. This
lie said was contrary to the wishes of the
" ( J'1 management , who had planned to con
tinue to run the train through Omaha , which
had proved n profitable move. The Iowa
lines protested tb.it they could not tolerate it ,
as the "Q" was thus enabled to put business
into Omaha bovoral hours in advance of the
arrival of their west bound trains on the
slow time card. The Union Pacific , having
to adjust Its running iimo to receive the busi
ness from the Iowa lines , of course , was
compelled to join the latter in its demand fern
n discontinuance of the Omaha flyer. Thus
it is that the "Q" seeks to wash it hands of
all responsibility in the matter.
Mr. S. S. Stevens , of the Koclc Island ,
stated that It was red ictllous to talk of the
Itoelt Island road having anything to do with
the Hurlincton's running their llyer through
Omaha. He said their road had no interest
in thu mattur and had never suggested even
to the H iM M that they discontinue their
Omaha route for their western fast freight.
Mr. Nash , of the Milwaukee , st itcd that
their company had no Interest in the H. &
M.'s train , and had never made any com
plaint : about its coming into Omaha ; that
they ran their own through sleeper from
Omaha and whatever course the H. &M. took
in their west bound tram could not affect
their line , and that they had never asked
them to abandon their ( Iyer through Omaha.
Mr. Uabcock of the Northwestern could
not bo scon. Other officials in tlio oflleo ex
pressed surprise that the H & M. should
blame their line for their failure to make
Omaha a main station on their through Hue.
One of these said : "They want some ono to
lav the blame on , and have selected the
other roads "
It is rumored that J. M. Hcchtcl , the gen
eral agent of the Union Pacific at Chic.igo ,
has resigned to go back wjtli the Uurlineton.
It is thought that hu will bu given the posi
tion of general freight agent of the Hannibal
t St. Joe and Kansas City , St Joseph it
Council UlufTs railroads.
Mcs'-s Mcllcn , Dickinson , II. A. Johnson
nnd II. H. IJodgcs , of tne Union Pacific ,
loft hist evening for Idaho on business con
nected with the road.
To err is human , but you make no
niistiiko if you use Dr. Jonoi' Ilud
Clover Tonic , for dyspepsia , coitivenoss ,
bad brcjith , piles , pimples , nguo and
iimltu'iii , Hk > or npputito , low spirits , or
diseases of tlio kidneys , stomach mid
liver. 60 cents. Goodman Drug Co.
HANDS UP.
A Hold Robbery nnd Arrest or the
Hoblici * .
S. O. Wood , a stou'.cman , was hold up and
robbed of ? J3 Thursday night about 8 o'clock
under the Union Pacific bridge. Ho had Just
ictuinod from Council UlnfTt > aml wont down
under the bridge to walk up as far as the U.
it M. ficlght depot on thu track. Ho was
accompan led by u young man who said his
immo was James Hoyd , whom Wood
had met on the dummy coining
over , and who had jequcsted Wood
to diiect him to n cheap boaiUmg house.
The two men had barely gotten under the
bridge , however , before 15ond pulled a gun ,
nnd , leveling It at Wood's head , told him to
throw up his hands.
Of course Wood compiled , and his newfound -
found friend proceeded to go through him ,
taking his wallet containing , bis watcn
and knlfo. Wood hurried to the police sta
tion nnd reported the case , and yesterday
Hoyd was nrrostoj In ono of the South
Tenth street dives. The money was found
upon his person , but neither the knife nor
watch. Wood , however , swears ho is the
right man. _
BhicK7 of Abingdon , In. , was
cured of cancer of the eye by Dr. Jones'
Rod Clover Tonic , which cures all blood
dibordors und disoasca of the stomach.
liver and kidneys. Tlio best tonic and
appetizer known. 60 cents. Goodman
Drug Co.
WAYNE'S MATTEKS.
Corbott's PurohiiHO of tile $2OOOO
Xolo Muyne's Deiilnl.
Charles Corbott assui ts taat ho p lid $17.800
for the 520,000 moitgugo given George U.
Harker hy C. H. Mayno on his blooded stock.
Ho claims it was u le itlinuto , bomi fide
transaction. Ho says ho bought It at the
maker's solicitation , as an accommodation ,
because Mayno complained that he could not
got along with Harkor.
Mayno , on the other hand , denies that ho
asked Corbott to buy the mortgage. Fur
thermore , he asserts that ho gave Corbott a
written notice , before the transaction was
completed , not to buy it.
Poz/oni's Complexion Powder is uni
versally known and everywhere es
teemed as the only Powder that will
improve the complexion , eradicate tan ,
freckles , and all skin dibcaus.
I'uriultx.
The following building pormlts were Is
sued yesterday :
J. H. Wood , cottage , Cuss , near Forty-
oecond street $ ] , BJO
J. U. Ulley , dwelling , ITUi \ mton snout. l.Ujil
Two minor permits in
Four permits , aggregntlne
Its snpflrlor nxcellenco proven In millions of
lionrs for more thnn a uuirtor ot a century. It
Is U8P.I by Iho Uiilted Ptutes OoTernnu'iit. Hn-
dot-sod by the heads of the sreixt Unlvrr-ltli s ut
the RtronRest , imrnst and moat healthful. Dr.
rilrefi Crfaia linking I'owdcr doen not rontnla
amnumla , llnie or alum. BoM only In rans.
. .PIUL'E IIAICINa I'OWUHU CO.
New\ork. ChKago. St.
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-V K
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RAILWAY.
Omaha ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
Tim only roml In InVo for Dei Molnpi , Mimhnltown
( t'llnr llnnl < l , ( Union , Dunn , Chlcnei ) , Mllwuukt-o ,
n < l nil points Kn t To tlio peoplu ni .Notiratkn r > ln *
ruilo\\roniliik' . I till liliilm NovaJincaoii Wash *
Inutoti mui Cnltrornlti. It ofTers superior nduuitiwoj
lint ptt Atbln tiy liny otht'r Itnu
Aninnirnrnirodlia liunn'riniTOlnls of fun rlnrlty
cnjnyr > , l by tlio piUron < of till * mail lictwoi n Oni ! !
fciul Olilrafo. are Its Jlireu trains a lny ( if n\y
roAl'llKb , vrliltli lire Ilio Uiii-at that lininun nrt nml
Injaniillr i an crunto. ll I'AIiACK SIiii'I.Mll'\lH :
UIH equal of which cannot li foiml clK'Tlu'rc At
Council Illuir . tlio tnilimuf tlui I nton 1'neltli It'ill-
wny connect In union depot with thuw of tlio cm-
f.ico A > ortlmolcrn Hjr In I'lilniEii tlm tr.ilmof
tills lliiu niiikn clojo luiinectton wllli tlioso of nil
other Kanoni lint" .
I or liclrolt , Coluraliiif , InillnnnpoMi , Cincinnati ,
M.WHru tIK llniruln , I'ltl-Unltv , 'loronto Muiilruil ,
lie lnn. Ni'Work , I'lillmlplphln II iltlnmro , W nil-
Inuton , unil ull pulnts lu the Jliist Atk lor tickets via
l" °
"NORTHWESTERN"
If yon wish the bout ncinimno Union. AH ticket
ncont * i'll tickets via tiili line.
ii uuuiiirr. i : . r. WII.SON ,
ticn'l Maniier. ( Jen I I'.vss r Aisoal.
CillCAfln , III.M.
\V. N. HANCOCK , i.un'lostcrli Ajrcnt.
U i : KIMIIAUi.'llckHtAKCitt.
(1 ( r Vtli'j.r , City I'HMcnsor Agent ,
HOI 1'nrimm Street , umuna , N > b.
-Tnn-
OF TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y ' ,
The Ucst llotite from Omaha aud Council
INulTs to
THE EAST ;
TWO TKAIXd DAILY IIUIWKK.V OMAHA AJJ
COUNCIL D1.U1 FS
CbJengoAND - Milwaukee ,
St. 1'anl , Minneapolis , Ccihir Itapids ,
Hock Island ' Uockford
, I'rrrport , ,
Clinton , Diibiifiiic , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , JaiicMille ,
Iklolt , Wlnona , La Crosse ,
And all other Important point * Exit , Nortbeait and
Bontboatt.
For through tickets rail nn the ticket agent at 1W1
Farnam Mruut , In llarkcr Block , or at Umuu I'uctflc
Dppot.
i'ullman Sleepers and tlio finest Ulnlnc Cars In th
worUl lire run CM the main line of the Clltcnio , Mlf
waukce & St. I'aul Hallwity. and ererr situation Ii
rilJ to pomonieri Djr courlooul cmplojcs cl Ull
cotnnanr.
H.Mll.I.Kn. Oenernl Maoneer.
J. F. 'lUCKKIl. Ai-HslHntCli'ner.ll Managgr.
A. V. II. CAlll'KNTUU , Uunornl I'aiMnger and
Ticket Agent.
( lice n. HUAFFOl'.I ) , AjJistant Qaueral riiimje/
anil TlcLet AKUDI. _ H
J. T. ni.ui. , Uoncrftl Sun wlutoc/eat.
I lourtiupeio Muslo UookB , printed nn line p
7 per from full-Mind IHUMO phtuK Inr 82. OO.
fir * i M prepaid STAND ARD PI ANO
UM.EiO I > 3 e 8 of choice Kems from celol rated
com otielfl , such ft *
cnmpinlments , nnd 110 pp of variation * trsntcrlp-
tion opera nrraiiRpnients , etc. for pinuo STAND *
ARD bOKC ALBUM-SSUpp of Nnssnud ! ! .
Uan.ukh iiiino coiniiiniiui'nu.bocctiJ | ] from tbo
works of Huch compofflra n * i inw7 , AM , ttufutt.
liatcktl nnd Klerulf TITLC PACES BCAUTirULLY
ILLUSTRATED In Colors. Price of rach book SCO. ,
urbltcta I LYON A HEALY , PtllJllshcrs ,
prepaid. | state & Monroe bts. Chicago.
COLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1S73.
Nos. 3O3-4O4-I7O- .
MOST PEEPECT OP PENS.
Burlington
Route *
* * *
<
The Burlington takes the load.
It was in advance of all lines in developing Nebraska.
It was in advance of all lines in establishing dining-car
service between Missouri river points and Chicago.
It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of
Omaha and the West a fast mail service.
It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from
the East into Omaha proper.
It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of
passenger trains betv/een Omaha and Chicago.
It was in advance , and is the only line by which you can
feave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver Iho
evening of the same day.
It has been progressive in the past.
It will load in the future.
Travel and ship via the Burlington.
Ticket Office , 1223 Farnam Street. Telephone 250.
Depot on Tenth Street.
"VTO. 5-L. A. No. .151. 1'ltUl'OSAI.S I'OU
-L > Ann ) blippllci. IleailquatterJcnt. . of the
riatU1. Olllco of Chief CominlsMiry of KubiUt *
enr-e , Oinnlm , Ne1 > . , Sept. 12. ltW8. fceuled iiiopo-
RilH , In tilnllcato , subject to the usual lomll-
tloiifclli lie loi'elvml at this ollico until U
o'cioc-k m , central itnuilaul time , nml at the
ollicoof thu noting commissary of subsistence
nt Tort Hoblnson , Neb , mull 11 o'clock tx. IM. .
monntaln htaud.tiil tlm > ' , on Saturday , tin
" -M day of Si'ptombur , ls , at which tlmu uuil
jiluci's thin will be opcnt'il In tha mesoncvof
blililors , for the furnishing nml dcllvi-iy of
onions nml potatoes. 'J ho right Is
reserved to reject any or all bids , lllnnk.
ptopoials and spi'clllcatloiis. allow liu In detail
the quantities required and lln full Informa
tion as to condition of contracts , will bn fm-
nislied on appllr-atlon to either of the nbovo
nifiitlonoil ollitos. .T. W. IIAUUICKK , Jlaj.
und C. a. , 17. S. A. . Chief C. S. Sept IJdltm
nUSIVESH Ol'POnTUNITIISS.
,
Tlie Hotel lluikeis , 171 Itiondwny , ( lw York.
oIK'i some line business clmnios In tlio sale of
Lease and Fiirnltiire of Hotels all ovei thu Ir i > .
Our Wi-htorn illvl lun comprises some line
houses In NebrasKa , Kansas. Jllssoini , lua
nnd Minnesota ' 'allfornla and Texas. Itequlred
cniltaUiU ) ; OtoJlO.IW ) . on houses that are pay
ing well. Wo always snbstantlata good itnsons
for p.iitlos celllni ; where even houses aie dolnt ;
well. No\i' Is the month for hotels to bo sent In
If we wish to soil to uooit advantage. All com
munications nnsweied promptly.
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Successors to Jolm G. Jacobs. )
Undertakers and Embalmers
At the old stand , UJ" I'limam Pt. Orders by
tolegriipli solicited md promptly attended.
Telephone to No. ! .
DR. HORNE'S
Electro-Magnetic Belts !
The Grandnl Triumph of Electric Science
' Sci8nlinca"lf Mude and Practically Applied.
ecntlexen'iBelt 8 l BtUfl
with Elettric DISEASES CURED WITHOUT HEDIC1HES.
. ITeaA or JJmln ,
" tbllliy , Klieu'
Torpid l.lr r ,
l , KryAlprla *
I l.dl.Mtlon. WcalmtM , l-pouaor , t ) Urrh , I'llm. Kffllepty. Uumu ABUO , KiauctM , lljdrootlo
jlllood Itlwnuii. nr pny , ot u , bon thl < belt U Juat what yon ne * .
i. Xttftrlftty . _ _ . Inttantly . . _ _ . _ Vcltl - , . Can be applied n * M > MB A n v mt * FAILS.
iWHEra ALL ELSE .
E n7on o nalncnnilnt dbyjermU ; lon. NOTE thnfollowtng wlio II TB twitn
I UW I lltfWkliniaW UKEli-A. J. liunumnu , Ik. ft. Varkaruncl J.M.U . . , ail uu jiui.ii. of Trarto.
Chlcairoj A. Un-eory , oommUilonniprcliant.Biock Vardsi Iluddpoblo.tboRToathoMcmaniOol C'onnolly ,
of ihelnlrr Octon ] ( . W. Uellun , M. . Moraontown. lowai Lemuel MlTk , Kanlcakeo.lH I Jud i. .
Murray.NaperTllle , III i r.L Abbottsnpt.city watorvrorku. Boothnenrt.Indi Uolit.K.B mp onChicago
rostofllceiLl ) . Mc-Mlchael.M u , BuB , o.N. V.YourlieltUMBcconipllf herfwhatnoolhei r iie.lr ha.i
> l adT ncrre * and romfortabla ( levpat uljbt. " Uobt. Uall , aldtrman , Id'J Kut MtUStreet.tiair York
Ij' ' :1fe"c7r ' wwriorto llotbpr - < mmnttofel trlo | .
n Un : | < Vnn Mf DUCTiP HP3 T
Ufi ftUrJllt 5 CLfculliU "ftuStllu UtlLS lyaioeli-ontr or ralldai the wearer may d -
lroi produces a contlnuoui current ! con ey electricity throutth the body on the nr mi. It eurei AlKKtui
by aencratlns contlnnona current of electricity (10 ( or la l.cur out of * ) thraunliout the human ( yitam
alialui MlnerTou ne lmmodlat ly , anil pmdiicfnpnncw elroulntlon of tlin Ufi ) forcej-tbo I > loo4 , tin
alPotlicr ha failed. ThomerlM of ' ' -i
parVlnifvIjor.atrjnath. energy and health , when treatment
liflolii'ltarebelnirrfcoitnliedandlndortndbythoujandawliom thaioiircd
UEFEHBNCM.-Any bank.commorolal apency or wholeialo hou o In Chle " ' ale
Ban Franclieo aad Ohlcaira nr Bend > tunp for 1 IB page Illustrated pamphlet
X > XL. W . < V. MCOXVnril. luTentoramlNanuCcctunr , 101 Wul boat ] AT HU Ohleoso.
RUPTURE HORKE'S ELL-2TRO-MA3NETI8 CELT-TRU3S ,
nMoriraiil'urUlnenrChlcaiio ) . ( | mature '
Lif hcliool forHlrlt mid Yotinc Ladlee. For H iltrieure
* 8'rntiiloisu BddreB30. THAVKH. JJ , . I ) . *
irRan 1'ftrk. 111. , or 7i Madlion blreut , CMcago. 111. HABSTaNCO.I r.rl.i
I
THE : ST LINE OF
j
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-AND
illij , .llli
AT THE
1119 TARN AM STREET. 1119
Three Doors Eastofi2th Streets
Omaha , Nob. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to . .
