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THE ( BIAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY. JANUARY 14. 1889. THE COMMERCIAL TRAVELER , Kows and Qoaslp of tlio Week Among the Drummors. A TRAVELER'S WINTER RIDE , How One of Tlicin ( lot KVPII I of ( lie Hustlers In Vnrlotil 1'nrlH ol * the Htnto Maniples. Ho ( Jot Chlcapo Titnci s "Did you over heir of Gib Lane , who kept hotel at Kipon , Wis. ! " risked a traveling nmn at the1 Trcinont. "Gib's house was the moU popular In Iho west for travclinc men. I have traveled the \vholo of n Saturday night so as to ) io there on Sunday. Ho was u typical landlord In appearance and had ono eye. Ho was a jolly ttoul and loved Joke. Ho was nhvnjs put v ting up ono on somebody , and wo were always putting up 0:10 on him. I remember once wo brought a mt n to his house whom we Introduced as deaf. Old Gib began to yell at Mio new arrival at the top of his voice. You could hear Gib telling him stories a block away. Ho kept this up one whole day mid late Into the nlnht. Finally thov went Into the bar to take a 'night cap.1 A half flown travelling men worn standUm around mid Gib Introduced his guest , yelling the iiinno of each man until you could hear it out in the street After the Introductions were till made the barkeeper , who was "on1 turned to the new guest and asked him nhnost in a whisper , 'What will you havo" whereupon the deaf replied 'whisky ' ' Old Gib came pretty nigh seeing out of his blind eye xvhen he heard this and saw that lie had been yelling a whole duy and half of the night al a man who could hear as well us he could , It cost him lots of money. There was one man in the house , a traveling man , who didn't know the Joke , however , ami Old Gil ) nsked to ho permitted to iiluv it on him wnen he came in , so as to get even. The mini came In soon after. He had a big spotted dog With him that somebody hail acnt him irom England. The dog had quite a history. Old Gib introduced this man to the 'dent' ' ( . 'Host , telling the owner of the dog at the xiime time that the 'deaf man was n do , ; fancier The dog owusr began at once on his upper register and talked to thy 'deaf man until he came pretty near tearing out his tonsils. After ho had talked an hour so that ho woke up evcryuody in the house the drinks were ordered. The barkeeper ngam asked 'deafy' In a whisper what ho would have , and ngam he answered 'whisky. ' The owner of the dog dropped as though ho had been thrown from the roof , and I think that ( Jhl Gib must have broke a blood vessel laughing the way in which ho got even , for lie died soon after. " V A Winter's Hide. I wns In the habit , writes J , C. Miller in the American Commercial Traveler , In the tlnys of. sav ten years ago , of making through central and northern Iowa a winter trip. I recollect , I think it was la February. 1875 at least it WHS winter it had been very cold , and about the 10th ot February a rain and xvlnit promised to bo a general thaw set in , The ice moved out of the rivers and creeks , and the wagon roads became al most impassable with mud a sorioua matter hi those days. I arrived at Ijnlmquo , at which place I ex pected to got letlers from the house. The only thiugl got was a telegram , short anu to the points. It said : "Go to McGregor for mail. " The next day found me in McGregor , and there I found a letter from the financier of the house that ordered mo to Wauconm , a small interior village , twenty miles from any railway. The letter said : "Your friend Wilkins" ( I call the merchant Wilkins ; of course , that was not his name ) "in Waucoma does not an swer ' letters , and drafts made on him all come back unpaid. Go there and stay there until you collect your friend's account in lull. " The order was poromtory , I could not escape. 1 must go. I made inquiries as to the best way of get ting to Waucoma. I found after a little tiou- bio that the nearest railroad town was Cal mar. So to that village I took the next train. 1 arrived In Cnlmar at about 'J a. in. February 12. I found there was n small livery stable iu the town , and to it I Immediately wont. And to the man of spavined horses and bug gies I told my business ; I told him I wanted n team and where I wanted to go. The first thing ho said to mo was , "Who do you know hero I" 1 told him that I was profoundly happy to ntato that I had no acquaintance in the baili wick. "Well , then , " ho said , "in that case you will have to put up for the rig. " I asked him to explain. "Well , " ha said , "it is just like this , the last drummer that got a rig from me , about a month ago , has not comu buck yet : in fact , lie slolo the outfit. Downs n chap like you ; ho knew nobody here , mid 1 made up my nilna that Rtnuigeis must put up the cash for the rig , or no rig of mine can they drive. " I said to him : "My friend , I am not the proprietor of the preat mercantile house I represent. I am simply a traveling sales man , and I never carry over $50 with me. When you ask mo to deposit the value of the rig , you ask an impossibility. " Well , to make a long story short , wo argued the matter In all its hearings , uiid I llnally convinced him that a horne and buggy would bo safe in my hands. The way ho ex pressed it was this : "I'll bo d d if I don't try a stranger once more. Harness 'Ulack Hilly. ' " The liorao n large , rather good looking boast , was hitched to an ordinary buggy , and I Jumped In. After I had got into thu buggy , the livery man hecatno communicative , and gave mo full instiuctions as to the route , saying : "I do not think you'll got over the creek at the fort. If you cannot get across , of course you can come hack ; it Is hut six miles to the crook and twelve miles from the creek at Fort Atkinson to Wuucoma. " In the midst of adriz/llng ram , I started. I had proceeded , I think , about a hundred feet , when the liveryman called out ; "Hollo , stranger ! " "Hollo I What do you want ! " I replied , stopping Hlaek Hilly. "Lot that host go down hill his own way , or else you will have trouble , " "Ism ) bulky ! " "No , but ho goes down lull his own way. mid if ho does not have his own way ho will Licit thuinlor out of the whole outfit. " "Does ho run awayl" "No ; ho only gallops down , hill , " "Aro there many hills I" "You hot - lots of them. " I deliberated. I took out the financier's latter , read it over ouco moro , looked at "Hlack Hilly. " and then drove . on. I heard ( ho livery man ana n few of his cronies laughing , nnd 1 feared for the outcome of the trip. I soon reached the brow o ( a hill , probably SIX ) yards , ami about the same distance lo us- cend if I ever pot lo tun bottom alive. Hilly assumed the style and uppcnranco of a war homo on parade when ho cnmimmcuil the de scent , and I do him the credit 10 say that ho went down that muddy hill like n race horse when ho commenced to gallop , I was a good deal scared , hut after he had nuiJo twoorthrco jumps I got over my tremor , nnd I got mad. I sol/od the whip , resolved that in climbing thu hill 1 would ho master of ceremonies. Wo reached the bottom In safety , and Hilly commpiicod lazily to climb up the otliwr side. I took n tight hold of the reins uiul laid the whip upon his back as soundly as if I owed him a grudge of long Guiding. Hilly galloped up the hill to ploiso : ino. A few hundred j urds further along the tuuio thing occurred again. "Hlack Hilly" wont down the hill like a racer , and with the help of my whip ho wont up the hill at the BIIIIIU speed. Hy this time wo wore both tired tuul "Hluuic Hilly \vns broke. Ho went slowly down declivities after that. If Unit was my wish lie evidently was tired galloping up hill. Ono hour after I taft Calninr I came to the creek at the fort , The crook was ordinarily about ten feet wide. Now Ityus about sixty , aud running like u mill-race. 1 was making direct for the crook ; there being u well defined road bed running to the water , and I could see where It came out of tbo water on tUa other side. My speed was by rv farmer on the other side who hallooed to me "Stranger , stop ! This creek is fifteen feet deep " "Is Ihcro a bridge' " I replied. "Thereva yesterday , but it Is under water three feet at least. " "Is the bridge midway belweea the approach preach and exit of the road way I'1 "turned If I know what iou meant It Is right straight in the middle it it Is there at all. " "Ilavo you a her o ? " "Vcs , tots of them. " "I will give you Jt to rida ono of them over the bridge anil snow me where It Is. " "Give mo Wand Til do it. " "You get out. Get up , Hilly' " The water came Into Ihe buggy about three Itifhes , hut wo got across all light , I drove right along , paying no more attention tn my quondam bucolic Iriend than if he hud boon one of his own fence posts , la duo time I ar rived in Waucoimi , not , however , without losing my way a couple of times ; but I ftrnvcd before dark , fed my horse , got my supper , nnd wont down to Wdkins' storo. On inquiring If the proprietor was In , 1 was told ho had gftno to West Union , hut was ex- peeleillnime Hint night. So I went back to the hotel , retired , and slept tlio sleep of Iho Just. At 8 a. in. the next day 1 was In Mr. Wilkins' place of business , and 1 Was giceted with , "Hello ! what the d 1 brings you out here in this slot ml" "I luuo brought a statement of our ac count , and 1 have instructions to collect It. " "Times are tcrilbb cloo. I cannot pay it now. I will soon , however. " "Would you ndviso me to lake board hereby by tlio week or month ) " "What do you mean " ' "Nothing , only my instructions are to stay here until jou pay in full , and hete I stiiy unlil I get UIP money. " Wilkins looked at me about n minute , then went to a safe and brought out a large roll of bills , and , without another word , paid the account with interest. 1 sat on the counter and told him stories for about half an hour , then hade him good- by , ami twenty minutes thereafter "Hlack Hlllv" and m.\ self were hurrying hack to Ualmar , When 1 arrived , about ! ! p. in. , the following colloquy look place nt the livery stable "So , 1 see you got through all right , Like 'Hilly first-rate ? " " ( ! oed hoiso. How much Is the bill } " "Three llfty. " "Uhonp enough. Hero is the money. Good by. " " . " "Gooil-by. "Hi the wnv , 'lllnck Hilly' went down the first hill on the full gallop , almost scaring mo to death , but it would have done your heart good to have seen how 1 and the whip made him gallop up hill. After two or thrcu hills he was as gentle as a lamb. Good-by. " lie wrathfulli evol.iimcd : "Dura you , if Iliad known this 1 would have made iou pay f. " > 0 for your ride. 1 will get square with you if vou ever come hero again. " I have never been there since , nnd If I am forgiven for that trip , I will solemnly promise I will never visit that village again. Grnnil Inland. Iho Grand Island travelers arc as follows : L. G. Lockwood , C. A. Lauth , G. G. Will- lams , Ed Hair , N. G. Kico , W. H. Uingman , T. H McEldowncy , Joe T. Andrews , Will iam Mulr , L. Donald , Jack Talbot , Prank Hucheit , Horn , George Kcader , Ed Lord , T. I'1. ' Allen , J. W. Kellcy , Louis Ifalccks , John Mnloncy , Stott , Laprune , George Vale , P. C. Wood. C. Mclntire , C. S. Morse , L. U. Hoswortli , II. H. Laughridgo , Charles Hiirreuphol , G l'Dargor , George A. Hill , E. A. Allen , John Purrlsh , W. K Scott , O. H. Hrockway , A. L. Sheetz , W. A. Uraytou , E. II. Culver , F. B. Allyn , Ed G. Hust , Fred Roe , J. L , Houston , Cooley , Elliott. + On tho'llona. The following registered at the Kno at Fieuiont last week : A. Wallace , Douglas , Wyo. ; J.D. Fielding , Now York ; .lames Bradford , Omaha ; Hcv. T. Bloom , Omaha ; I. A. ColsonOmaha ; A. II. Smith , Chicago ; A. L. Cashing , Host/on ; A. Hollotte , New York ; J. S. LIU , Nilcs , Mich. ; J. C. Custon , Omaha ; H. Clifton , Lowell , Mass. ; L. II. ICnlin , Chicago ; I. T. Peck , Chicago ; W. A. Uuncas , St. Joseph ; U.K. Cuttlen , Boston , Mass. ; C. 12. Kvaus , Boston , Mass. ; J. S. Lilt , Milwaukee ; J , H. Hallet , Omaha ; T. } j. Henn , St. Louis ; B , II. Norton , Lincoln ; James Ludlow , Chicago ; E. Webster , Ua cine , WIs. ; H. C. Wilson , S. Louis ; J. l { . Crane , Washington , D. C. ; B. T. lubcnck , New York ; Harry ICimble , Philadelphia : A. F. Cole , San Francisco , Cal. ; F. M. Trovers , Chicago ; J Massa , Hucine , Wis. ; B. Simons and 'wife , Chicago ; II. Kolin , Philadelphia ; L. Hein , Chicago ; it. W. Vosburg , liouglas , Wyo. ; .1. M. Cassy , Lincoln ; C. A. Whynmn , Omaha ; II. C. Brown , Omaha ; A. L. Cushing , Boston ; A. C. Pearson , Denver ; A. It. Hall , Chicago ; H. Kahn , Chicago ; George Green , Chicago : A. J. Love , Omaha ; It. K. Pate , Chicago ; F. Bannet. Omaha ; I. Felohau , New York ; H. N. Heison , Chicago ; W. J. Fentou , Mil waukee ; Charles Titian , Davenport ; B. S. Udell , St. Louis ; L. II. Kahn , Chicago ; J. Jny Smith , Chicago ; A. J. Wolcot , Cleveland - land ; Harry Edwards , Omaha. * * Hdstingi. The list of commercial travelers having hcadquaitors nt Hasting * with their houses is (13 follows ; II. Y. Miller , Sloan , Johnson & Co. , Omiilin , Nob. ; Hal Williams , Steele & Walker , St. Joseph , Mo. ; Frank Moore , A. B. Symmes & Co. , Atchison , Knn. ; Hen F. Paxton , Bradley & Motcalf , Milwaukee , Wis. : John Costello , A. B. S.vmmos & Co. , Atchison , Kan ; A. S. Alexander , Moriarty. Trimble & Co. , Hastings , Neb. ; W. T. Black mail , Moriarty. Trimble & Co. , Hastings , Neb. ; W. Wisner , Navo-McCord Mercantile Co. , St. Joseph , Mo , ; William Wisnor. Tootle , Iloscn & Co , . St. Joseph , Mo. ; W. G. Derbv- shire , W. il. Brewer , J. A. Jackson , H. E. Motcalf , representing L. II. Kiiiney & Co. , Hastings , Mo. ; H. 11 , Stanley , Gronoweir & Shooiitgun , Council Bluffs , In. ; Clint Uielcy , Kommcr Hlclmrdson Manufacturing Co. ; St. Joseph , Mo. ; Nat M. Miller , \Vo.\th Haru- wnro Co. , St. Joseph , Mo. ; W Dolman , Mos- kasku Coffee Co. , St. Joseph , Mo. ; w. It. Elledgo , Vunutta Lynd Drug Co , , St. Joseph , Mo. ; McKibben , Atchisou : Sims , Keen , Droibus & Co. ; Omaha , Nob. ; J. N. Pollard , Thurber , Wylnnd .te Co. , Now York ; Charles Snow , Weyth Hardwnro company , St. Joseph ; H II. Choiry , Daigor Bros. , Alexander Hardware company , Hastings ; Ed Stewart , Burger Bros. , Alexander Hard ware company , HnsthiL's ; L. MeGoodwin. Pnxton & McGoodwia , wholesale commis sion merchants , Hustings ; Charles Owen , McCoril , Brady , t Co. , Omaha , Neb. ; II. Brewer , Snvder& Brewer , Hastings , Neb. ; T L. Ueardsloy , C M. Henderson & Co. , Chicago , 111. ; George W. Kirby , Boston , Mass. ; George H. Stave , IClrKondall , Jones & Co. , Omaha. Neb. ; George Itoucrs , Pore- goy & Moore & Co. , Council BlulTs , Iu. ; J. L. Klllomor , Fairbanks Scale company , St. Louis , Mo. ; II. Kuull , St , Joseph , Mo. : Joe Miller , P. Salllngcr , Atchison , Kan. ; Cal Diamond , Steele & Walker , St. Joseph ; "Grandpa" Caldwoll. Lincoln Importing house , Lincoln ; Phil Jacobs , Domestic Sow ing Machine company , Kansas City , Mo. ; C. I } , Koed , Keystone Manufacturing com pany , Counvll Bluffs , Iu ; J. A. Burnett , William Deering .t Co. , Omaha , Neb. ; J. F. Ferguson , Allen Bros. , Omaha , Nob. ; W. H. Kirk , Keigwor& Shonp , St. Joseph , Mo. ; Poiter Garrctt ( Ono Lung ) , St. Joseph , Mo. ; At the Hotel Bostwick. Fremont , ttio fol- lowini ; names were recorded last week : H. F. 1'axton , Milwaukee , \Vis ; C. U. Camp , Kansas Guy ill. M. Ivcs , Boston ; W , D. Hroveton , Minneapolis , Minn. : J. L. Klllln- ert , St. Louis ; L. E. Billiard. W. L , Ellodgo , Chinlos I ] , Snow , II KaUll , St. Joseph , Mo. ; Lorenzo O Hill , Columbus , O. ; N. C. Tolo- man , Philadelphia ; M , L , Stone , St. Joseph ; E. Benedict , Omaha ; George Kogers , Coun cil Hluffs , A , Goldsmith , St. Louis : O. Drey. H , U.Vhltney , Council Bluffs , la , ; M. L.SIOHO , St. Joe ; William M. Lorlmor , J. K. Corbott , Omahaj J. P Perslilng , Chicago cage : Phil Jacobs , Kansas City ; U. W. Stln- son , L , Mayer , St , Louis ; George M. Van Event , K , M. Stlcknoy , Omaha ; W , L. Campbell. Hulfalo , N. Y. ; John Bradsbough , Kansas City ; E. H , Morse , St. Joe ; C. M. Smith , OinulmiE. H. Hill , Lincoln ; It. M. Price , Kansas City ; Ed J. Levy , Now York ; Another , To the Editor of TIIS UEEJ Vour kind offer of fice speech in your columns to com- ucrcial travelers was a surprise , as U Is so seldom that we are offered anything free , I fear the boys will take up too much of your valuable paper , however I will keep a look out that you do not get "in the soup. " Most of ui nro resting while our employers nrn In Now York head nnd ears in business making purchases. Spring time Is drawing near , when we must pack our grips nnd kiss the little ones good by 3. Tiuvci.En. Well I'lc.iic > < ] . OMAHI , Net ) . . Jan. 12. m . To the Editor of TIIK HRK : Wo nro well pleased with your Man for a traveling men's column and trust the bojs will not let you want for Items. Wo enclose n few , if you want them you nro wel come. Truly , AI.I.KV Bno. . C. E. Owen nnd C. P. Carleton start out this week for Allen Hrolhers. J. F. Fergujon Is doing sonic heavy rustling between York nnd Broken How. Jim Is not afraid of any man's sample grip.Fuv Fuv Wothcrhold makes weekly prilgrim- ages from Ord around the horn. Bert lloag does the missionary act along the line of the Missouri Pneillc nnd Minnea polis & Omnhn. O. It. Allen loons after the house's inter ests fiom Central City west on the Union PnrliUwhllo Arthur Allen visits Iho good people along tlio llnoof the Omaha & Itepub ilc.ui Vailey. Let them nil come to the front and help to mukp the drummers' column ono of interest for blue Mondays. Frank Woandor , of Anselmo , Nob. , wns at the Mlllnrd for a week or so with his bride. Mr. U'oander is well known to many of the boys , all of whom will wish him a long life nnd a merry one. Ed Blown , representing B , H , & Co. , wholesale druggists , Is now In after a suc cessful trade on the H. it M. , and says trade Is good. Ed pays tlio weather Is delightful , works in whirl sleeves. Mr. A. A Melanson , for many years with Hibbard , Spencer , Haitlclt tc Co. , has en tered the employ of tlio Omaha Hardware company and will travel for them in the H. & M. territory west of Hastings , Neb. Success to him. F. V. Atwatcr , formerly with Coombs & Co. , Port Wayne , Ind , was the lucky holder of n ticket drawing a prire in the Western Merchant , distribution , namely , a Boston clock. Frank can't stay out late any more. I. II. Cnister. now with tlto Omaha Hard ware company , 1ms had several business call ers the pubt week , nud lias taken some good orders. John Neshit went homo to Tultnuiah for Sunday. Victor Pried Sundaycd at Oakland. Klieiimausm i.s caused by lactic acid in the blood , which llood'.s Sarsaparilla neutrali7.es , and thus cures rheumatism. A ( Iciiitlno IriHli Hull. Pittbburg Dispatch : Two servants of Irish birth lived with a family in the suburbs of 1'ittbburg for nearly a do en years , and tlio olhor day one of them died. Naturally the other was in great griof. She is a big-hearted woman and a good deal of : i character. "In all the years , " she said to a friend who was condoling with her , "I've lived in the house with Maggie 1'vo never heard her say a tangle word behind - hind my buck , never a word ! " And she hadn't the least idea of com mitting a "bull" when she said it , either. Mr. J. Loughrnn , mayor of North Dos Moincs , Iowa , says : "I have been using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for the past two years , and can recommend it to anypuo in need of a reliable cough medicine. My boy takes it without any trouble , and 1 know it has saved him several times from a hard spell of the croup. " All druggists sell it at 50 cents per bottle. AH Can Marry. Detroit Free Press : ' 'Why , Jennie , what do you think ? " she cried as she stopped a friend on the avenue the other morning. "You've gone to housekeeping , I bet. " "Yes , wo have ! George only gets $8 a week , you know , and mamma was doubtful , but it's all right. Wo can buy everything wo want and have lot ° left. Why , what do you think turnips cost ? " "I don't know. " "Only a cent a pint , ana I can got a small cabbage for three cents. " An Ansoliun Ouro. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT Is only put up in largo two ounce tin boxes , and is an absolute cure fur old sores , burns , wounds , chapped hands , nnd all skin erup tions. Will positively care all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. , at 123 cents per box by mall yo cents. A Novel Scheme. London , says the Chicago Inter Ocean , has carried the "drcni a nickel in the slot" noiiaon&p to a practical business , nnd by dropping a penny in the blot poor people mny secure n gaslight for Hix liours. Each burner is arranged s > o tts to give thirty-six feet of gas for si penny , which , by the way , is only fit ! cents per 1,000 foot. The Chicago gas companies might figure Iho profit 16 the London firm and then explain why it is we have to pay more than double the price where coal for gas ia about the bamo price , or cheaper. Oh , if 1 only had her complexion ! Why , it is easily obtained. Ube Poz- /oni's Complexion Powder. A Filial Mistake. Chicago Tribune : Ambitious mamma Ethel , didn't I see young Mr. Fergu son paying particular attention to you last evening at the party:1 : Ethel Yes , mamma , but I snubbed him effectually before the evening was over. Mamma Horror of horrors ! Are you crazy ? Ethel Not at all , mamma. Not this winter. His father is an ice packer. Mamma Yes , but ho makes ! artificial ico. [ Daughter faints. ] Aclvico 10 Mothorq. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Svrup should nl. way * bo usuiUorcliilUroii teething. ItBootlios thu child , softens llio gums , alliiys nil pain , cureujwind colic , mm is the uubt remedy for 'llarrhuQa.5c a bottla The 1'rctly itlito Stocking. Boston Gazette : Aren't these pretty blue bilk stockings , mammal Papa told nursoy they were for her , and to get them from fyis overcoat in the ball. 1 thought I would got them for hor. Mamma Run up-stairs , darling. I don't think these are good enough for nursoy , and I wish to speak to good , kind , generous papa about it. Run along , dear , papa's ' coming , I cheerfully recommend Rod Clover Tonic to these buttering from troubles of the stomach and liver. I am now on my faccond bottle and it makes mo fool like a now man. C. M. Connor , Nashua , Iu. Goodman Drug Co. iK I'nrnnta. The folio wing building permits wcro Issued yesterday : N C 1'eterson , addition to dwelling , Hurt , nenr'JVenty-eJBntuttvemie } BOO S Clenivnt , two-storey frame U Bulling , Davunport and Dexter avenue . . . . ) , COO II P Clement two-storey frame residence , Ia > euport nnd Dexter aveuuu 1,0X1 Thrco permits aggregating t 2aw * Thov are trying in Germany to lind n substitute for India rubber. No ono who has used Dr. Bigolow's Positive Cure desires a substitute , as it is emi nently successful in coughs , colds , and all throat and lung diseases. Goodman Drug Co. NEW YORK'S COLOSSAL DEBT , The Expenditure , of Twenty Millions Moro is Compulsory. ANOTHER GREAT TIE-UP FEARED. or Iiiibor Komont n Strike Among Car Men IJinplojerH He- fuse Tliuiu UccoKtiltion Tlio i'ubllo Aluays Suitors. Grant Will IlonCinoil Major. Nr.W YOHK , Jiui. 0. [ Spocitil Cor- respoiulenco of Tin : llii.1 : : Grant's mosfatfo lo the l > oird : of nldermon has con tinned the view fjonornlly enter tained that ho will bo tin oxrollent busi ness ninj'or. Ho won't wrlto many letters - tors , and ho will propine no rout transit seliomo , but ho will bo a faithful giumlitiu of the public property and the city's interest. The message puts the city debt nt $ ! UnilS-j : ! , tind the mayor f.ays that the creation of now parks and the improvement of the water front which have boon decided on , will 110- cossltute an issue of bonds amounting to fc0OIHIUOO more , whii-h will bring the debt up lo 8111,000,001) ) . He recapitu lates the statute law by which the city is prohibited from incurring a debt of more than $ lt ! ! > , OIH,0X ) ! ) , and says that it is absolutely necessary for the munici pal credit that there should bo as wide a margin as possible between the actual debt , and the limit assigned. Yet upon the other hand ho shows that the btroet pavements are a scandal and the method of street cleaning to tally inado quate. Alto a new muni cipal building is urgently demanded by the public press , and the real need of it has boon rocogni/.od by the legislature of the slate. Hut no silo lias hcon se lected for it , and a , grave reluctance is felt at destroying the last vcjsljy o of the City Hall park. If tiiis is not done it will be necessary to purchase a silo at a considerable expenditure. Thus far the mayor. I think there is : i general feeling of regret among New Yorkers that the oil } surrendered so mueli of the park for the United Stales post- otlice , for it would bo very useful just now. LHit we cannot eat our cake and have it. TIIK CAU-STOVK Mt'ST OO. The New York Central lias not waited for the law'.s compulsion todoa.uiy with the murderous ear-stove , but there is a neighbor to it that has been trying very hard to escape the plain provisions of the statute. The law distinctly says that passenger curs must be healed by other means than coal stoves , but the Now York , Now Haven and Hartford railroad , which comes into the Grand Central depot along the tracks of the Now York Central , made a kick because the road had but llfty miles of track in this state. To the non- legal mind this .seems a mighty queer argument , but I have noticed that the arguments of railroad attorneys are usu ally of the most contemptible character , and are more subterfuges , reliance being placed on the railroad lobbymon to make them pass current by means of golden logic. But Attorney General Tabor , who is so successfully lighting the sugar trust , knocked the stufting out of the Boston road , for this is prac tically what it is. No one in his bcnsc. particularly wants to go to Hartford " Ho said : "It is quite clear to me that the statute is tv remed ial one for the benefit of the traveling public , and must bo construed with a view to the beneficial pud pro posed , which is the suppression of a mischief and the advancement of a remedy. While the power of the legis lature does nol extend beyond the state line , it is broad enough to impose any reasonable regulation upon any corpora tion doing business in this state I am therefore constrained by my construc tion of the act and my conviction of duty to inform you that I shall take proceedings against the Now York , Now Iliiven & Hartford Railway com pany to enforce their compliance with the law. " TIIKIli : MAY HIS ANOfHUU Till UP. Wo are living in fear of another gen eral tie up by the horse car employes , and if the readers of Tim Bun could only realize how beastly the weather is aim how atrociously the streets are paved they would pity us. It rains , it sleets , it b'lowfe , it befogs , and there is a raw mist that penetrate ! ) n man's over coat and taps him genially along the spine. The streels are paved with cob ble stones in many of the most impor tant sections , and there are great holes in those in which the street boys bathe in summer. This is literally true , as everyone knows who travels much on the Third avenue horse car lino. Under these circumstances podestrianism is not a labor in which the robust can delight , but a torment. The elevated roads are crowded to the uttermost , and traveling in thorn at certain hours is a misery whether ono stands or sits. The horse cars have been a blessed alternative hitherto for those with whom the saving of a few minutes' time was not a necessity of the first order. The fact that there is trouble ahead elicits a groan from us unhappy Now Yorkers. The first gun was fired by the employes of the Sixth Avenue railroad , who belong to District Assembly No. 1 of the Knights of Labor , and their demands are in the main fair anp square. They want shorter hours of labor , in conformity with the letter and spirit of the laws of the state , an hour for dinner , and an increase of 25 cents a day in wages. It is a fact that the hours are disgracefully long , in humanly long , brutally long , and that the wages are not what they should bo1 NKW Ki.Kcrme rim-runs. The Kdlson Illuminating company has just put into successful running op eration its monster dynamos in the Thirty-ninth street station , and the re sult is that the upper part of this city la beginning to twinkle with electric stars. Five hundred incandescent burners have been placed in the Union League club , and it is a most brilliant spectacle. In fact , strangers in Now \ork make n point of walking up Fifth avenue to see it. Hut the application of electricity to lighting in the upper part of the city is carried further and more artistically in the the building of the Yeroin Freundschaft than any where else , and the ballroom is receiv ing the most extravagant praises. The house is situated on 1'arlc avenue and Seventy-second street , close to the Len nox library , has a front of ltO ! feet , with a depth of 72 feet , and is three1 stories high. The walls of the dancing hall are a pnro lustrous while with n line en amelled surface , and the coiling is pre cisely the same. The electric lights are massed in stars upon the walls and coiling , and arc sol in them in the most attractive manner. The olToct of the immense room thus lighted is extraor dinary , mid ono feels that any decor.i- lion of any kind would appear tawdry. Three hundred couples can dance com fortably in this room , and the supper room below will accommodate l0l ) persons at the same time. The whole cost so far has been SnOl,000 ( and it is be lieved that there is nothing like it in any country. So we have some olTsels in this city for our labor troubles , our constantly increasing debt and our wretched paving , lo say nothing of the expected car strike. SUIMA THOU. A Dig In tiio llitis. If on the ris'it ' bide and lower part of the diaphragm , tluniRli playfully meant and do- HveuHl , is calculated to ovolto profanity from a chappy whoso liver in out of onlcr. When that region la sere and con Dotted , pokes suoin Ik'iulhli. Look at a iniin's coun- U'lianco ere you prod him under the ribs. If his skin mid ej eballs h.ive a sallow thiso , jou may infer also that his toapuo is furml , his breath apt to ho sour , that ho lias pains not oalv beneath his ribs , but also under the riclil shoulder blade. Also , that his bowels are Ii regular and his digestion Impahod. In stead of making a Jocose douionsir.it ion on his ribs , rccoinmuad him to tike , and stead ily persist la takhiK , Hosteller's .stomach hitters , the lluest unt-bilious and alterative meilicino extant. Incomparable is It , also for dyspepsia , rhouinatism , nervousness , kidney trouhlu , and lover and ague. The YnmtiTliItt Wcnilli. Now York World : The combined Yandorbilt wealth amounts to71,003. . - 000. and the estimated income from it per annum is SI,801,100. ! ? No other sin gle family in the world is so rich. If kept intact the total fortune will at the end of twonty-livo years almost reach $1,000,000,000 , and this result will bo at tained by the simple arithmetical pro gression of compound interest. The rapid increase of the Yandorbilt mil lions clearly shows how money begets money. If the combined Yandorbilt wealth wore all in ouo dollar bills the area of paper would be justequal lo the amount of white paper required to print ' 1,182- 558 copies of the cight-papo World. If the bills wore joined to end they would slrclch out : tltiUl miles , or , in other words , would go a trifle more than once and a quarter around the globe at its greatest circumference. A careful calculation of the wealth of individual members of the Yandorbilt familv makes the following exhibit : Cornelius Vnndcrbllt 5110,000.000 William 1C. Vandcrhllt b5,000,000 , Frederick W. Yanderbilt 10,000,000 Georfio W. Vanderbilt 15.000,000 Mrs. Elliott F. Shcp.ird 12,000,000 Mrs. William O. Kloano 12000.0JO Mrs. Hamilton McIC. Twombly. . 12OJO,000 Mrs. W. Sewnrd Webb IL',000,000 , Total ? 2ri,000,000 Mrs. William II. Yanderbilt has no fortune in her own name , contrary to the general belief. She has an annuity of 200,000. A. certain philanthropist buys a lar o quan tity of Dr. Hull's Couch Syrup every winter and gives it to the poor suffering from coughs and colds. There is not a case of neuralgia which can not bo at once relieved by the use of Salva tion Oil. At all drug stores. Price only 25 cents a bottle. The Prchiileiu'H Uccuption. Some of the queer incidents at the president's New Year's reception were told the other day , says a correspond ent of the Chicago Tribune : In a place whore the crush was heaviest , where every inch of ground was covered with feet , a large man was scon to dis appear beneath the surging mass. "Give him air , " shouted two or three men. "IIc s fainted , and ho will never got out alive , " said an excitable lady in a terrified tone. The crowd heaved buuu. and as soon as the prcasuro about him was relieved the man reappeared , llo waved something over his head and called out in a triumphant voice : "I've [ jot it. I've got it.1 It was an overahoo that had slipped oil his foot. There wore numbers of protly-facod girls in the assemblage who were bub bling over with the hilarity that is pe culiar to this particular species of hu manity. They had been conversing in an undertone , but as their remarks became more animated their voices grow louder. "You wouldn't dnro to , " said ono. "I would , too. I'm going to do it , too. " "You'd bo afraid. " "No I wouldn't. I think that Clove- land's just grand , and I wouldn't come ill this way to shako the president's liand without squoo/.ing it. " And as a titter ran through the crowd she sank into absurd obc-curity. EXTRACTS NATURAL FHU1T FLAVORS Used by the United States Government. Kiulorsed by the heads of the Great Universities and I'ubllo Food Analysts , ns the Strongest , Pureit and most Healthful. Ir Price's Cream Ilaking Powder doe * not contain Auitnonla.T.liucorAlum. Dr , Price's Delicious 1'Iavorinir Hi ll act * , Vanilla , I.cniou , Orange , Almond , Hostetcdo not couUlu I'olwuotu OIU or Clieinlculs. PRICE BAKINQ POWDER CO. , New York , Chlcoso. et. Loula. i Fail * white hands , Bright clear coi ! &RS' Tlie Great English Complexion SOAP-Sold , Everywhere. ? BELIEF TIIK MOST CEUTA1X ANM ) H.YKK In thi world thixt Instantly slops tlu > mot oxcrtiPlnt tm pivltn. It tiuver fnlli to ilvo ; OM to tli biillcrcrof I'nln nrlsmi ; from wh.itovor c-uti o , It is truly , the Bio.it CONQUEROR OP PAIN , d h.H done mon KOO < ! tlinn any known lomodv PorSI'lt \ IN.IlltriSKs. . llACKArllK , I'AIN N TiiiiriiixruiisiDHs. HIlAlclli : . Till ) I'll Arm ; arunyotlu > ro\tvriml PAIN iirow nppll cntlons. rr.liht-il on by Inind not tike inngu , cnimngthn pnluto Instantly stop. Tor I'ONillIS 1'IONH INI'ljAMMAI'IONS , Kill MAl'ISM. Mil KAI.UIA. M'tlUAIM ' , SOIATIOA PAINS IN THU SMAM. OP . Till ! IIU'K , liioio evli'inli'd. longer I'oiitlnni'd ninl ropoateil iipplloatloiH am nnciM T. : All IN'IIIUNAI. PAINS 1)1 \ lUtlili : \ , ( . 'iM.H' , SPASMS. NAl'SHA , KMNTINO SPIELS. ? ? K UVlH'SMISS , 8l.r.ni'll..sSMss : are ivllovod Instant I ) niul iiutrMv cured by taking in WftflllV 3) ) toi'.o dioiHln halt 11 tumbler or \\atur. Nl < cuts u Imttltt , snld iiv nil Diuaalstt. \\rvil KAO\\AVS riiii.s thtuo IH no tttrrn : IIHIK Oil I'UUVKNTIVIJof KIlVKItor AOl'IJ ESTABLISHED 1851 ( ISO So. Chlcngo , Ills. ICIarkSt , The Regular Old-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Is still Treating with the Greatest SKILL and SUCCESS 7 /VTT.T ! ' . - . Chronic , Nervous anil Private Diseases , * tT NERVOUS DEBILITY. Lost Manhood , Falling Memory , Exhausting Drains , Terrible Dreams , Head and Back Ache anil nil die clTctli leading lo early decny anil jietlup- . Consumption ot Insanity , treated scientifically by new iiHlhoiUvllli ne\cr-railing success Of SYPHILIS anJ all bad Blood and Skin Diseases - eases permanently cured. 'KIDNEYnnd URINARYcomphlnli.Oleet , Gonorrhoea , Strictu re , Varlcocele ami all disrate ! oflho Gcnito-Urin.uy OtRins cureil promptly without injmy tn Stomach , Kldnejs or other Organs Vf No experiments. Ago and experience Im portant. Consultation free and sacrcJ. < t -Send 4 cents posUge Tor Celebrated Works on Chronic , Nervous and Delicate Diseases DTff-Thosc comrmplaUnR Matnaee send for Dr. Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female , each 15 cents , both as cents ( stamp * ) . Consult llic old Doctor. A friendly letter circallmay save future sufler. h > K and shame , and add golden > cars to life * llook "Life's ( Secret ) Errors"socents ( stamps ) . Medicma and writings sent e\erjwhere , secure from exposure. Hours , Bto 8. Sundajsy tn 12. Address F. D. CLARKE , M. D. , ID6 So. Clark St. , CHICAGO , ILL. THE CHICAGO * Council Blyjfs And Chicago . , . . ones , ilnrshnltown llP' t Clinton. Dlxoii , ChlcHBo , Milwaukee. P0 , . , ' .T9 the Pe Pl of Nnurnikii.Colo- . .Wlinf..uin.h' l.dhi Neiadn. Oreuon. Wnsh- " " " ) rUr no Among n loir of the numerous point' of superiority ? 5/i"rA'hiby / " ' P rn of this rend bctweou Omahii ' ? * * .BLe IU 'hreo tralnn A dojr of DAV h ACI .K . ' 'lchBro trmnnPBt that hriman art and ' - 'INIJ CAIta which can not ho found oliowhore. Al OouucllUIuiTn. tlio trains of the Union 1'ttcltlc Itnll. waj connect In union rtopot iTltli thuie of Ibo ( Jh | . fSKPn * ' "Ortl'weitam Ity. In Chicago the tralnn of jjyj lnoniaiocloi * connection with thosuot all ether for Dotrult' Colnmbui , TnillBiiapolli , Cincinnati , f J.ara t111" ' 11"1110 ; 't ' UburK , 'loronto. Monlrf l -ojlon , New York. Phllsilolphm , nnlilinoro. Wuiljl nulou , and all points la the KIM I Ask for tlckou vl 100 "NORTHWESTERN" il0kal ii. aiannscr'H. . i . WILSON , ' Uen'l aiannscr ' ' ' Qen'l 1'ati'r Asent. IV. N. BAKCOCK. raBen. l > . IS. KIMliAM , , Ticket Jfcent. , , , , n KWK8T. . ClijI-os eng n KOI F rnam St _ Omaha. Neb. THU OF TIIK Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y. ' Tlio Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to ETHEEAST- TWO TUAIN3 IMILV DETWKKN OMAHA AND COUNCIL Ill.UPKa Chicago , AND Mllvrnukcc , St. Paul , Minneapolis , Cedar Knnidj , Itock Island. Frceport , Ilockford , Cllutou , Dnlmquo , Darcnuuit , Elgin , Madison , Jancsrille , Dcloifc , WInona , La Crosse , And nil other Important oolnti Bait , NortlioiiBt aid buutliuait. rortliroiiuh tlcfceu.call on iha ticket "cent at IW1 fBrnam tlreitt. Iu llarkvr lllock , ur at Uiitou 1'uclUa uetiui. 1'ulln.an Blueperund th dneit Pining Cari In the world nr run < in Ilia mala line ot tUu Ulilcaiio , Mil. wukco \ 61.1'aul llillnaj , anil aror ; attvntlurf In [ iald to uiuinnKfH lir court oui umplorei of ItioLoiouaar. if. Mlll.KltI > nor l U u oi. J. K ' 1UUKKK. AB < lilantU ucral > lan rcr A. V. It. CAltl'KNTUU. Q ral i'am u r and Tlckut Avent. OKO. K. HKAKKOIID , A < < litani General 1'Jlicngei and 'llokut Ateut J.T. CLAUK. 'JiUsraiBuporluUndem. dlsclmrgof * from HIP inlnaryor. ( fansIn tlther box l.i IS lionr * . It In superior to copulU.t , C'ubrbs , or InJccUoiiB , ii ml trio irum nil bjd iiu-l ! or other lncon\enitinrc'a. inY ' " rontiilnoil X" N IIUI in jiujll icir..j , \vlikll lienr the nuiuo blnl If hlaik lettar , > Mthuut which UOQ' ) t > tv\uu" . Tansill's ' Punch Cigars were nlilppod durliis thn past two yiuiiH , without n drum * iiior In our employ Noothor botiao In the world run truthfully - fully tuuke aucli u Bhuwinc. Ono uuont ( dealer oulyi wanted Iu cinch town. _ SOLO BY UAOINC DDUCCISIO , R.W.TANSILL&CO..G5 State S'l.Chlcaco ' ' _ i Illl Wubu'lh * \.tlhmall\ \ . I'KNNVHOVAI , AVAI'IinS nro 1 inunthly by over 10,000 Je , Kffcct\uitanii I'lcuxmt % \ parlor liymalLorntdriiKKlcta fruleil Particular ! 2 i > oatau | utainpi , Aililroia TUB UUKJU Ciixuic-At , Co. , DWHOIT , llicu , Par aalennil by mull tin " " ' ' ' Co. , Otiidlui , Neb. SPEC I AL NOTICES. TPOil SAM'Lot IM. b. U , llmiscom iilnco (9- ( JL1 room house ) , $ ii.mM Lot < ; , b. f , Ilntisrom jilaco (3 ( room IIOIHO ) , .l l. Lot Id , b. 10 , llaiucom place ( T-ioom liouso ) , Loll li. Ill , llutisroiii jitirormim , UM. tT. . Itnrrliuti , Morclmuts' Nut. Hunk. W Iti _ O KM litiys a full lot uivl rroil l-r.inin oott'ipn , PoilHJ'lOPIIlH Illlll ( { ill ) I IcHMlttlll , I ) . V , hll Ol01 , loom JIO , 1'list Nut'l bank , cur. I3th iiml I'ur- 17KK ) SALK Two 1ciitit homes In llmiscom JL I'lnruun icisonubto tornn : morljjiifio piper tnkon ns imrt luytnout. lloworlh & .loplln , block. INI "I7Vll S.\M3 Cliuip Not lor trmlo ; M.'l.Til acres JL1 land ( Hoc fi-la i. . ) two inllos from Mariiiietto , Hamilton county , Noliniskn. 1'inmo luiHustn- ) bli > , , K acroH iintlur Kooil b.ult-ulm fouco , lomul red , ir posts , t\\o stays ! living water , iK ) tool channel ; : ! wolKtr'Mrirrol lank , corral. si'lf-teodi'i ; a uaturnl stock tunohlii ; a line corn belt. 1't Ice ( about fll.Miior acio ) JO/'SO Cusli ilown . ! ) , OJO a and \ , jeiirn time I ! i > oi cunt . . . : i. " " > 0 ( Jo anil look over land. Aililresi owner , K. 1C , Atkins , 1 5lt ! Larimer 1 1. , Dunvor , Colo. 'AM FOll lly l M. A. Upton Company , luveHtineiit Hankers nnd Cleiieuil llcal Kritato Denier * . Sixteenth mid I'Rruam Stn. fiOxOO corner on alloy , liith st uuitli of Luavon- wortli. JIJ.OJO. This Is ' > per cent lu > s than II Is worth. l \4 < , fill or M ft on Donshis , between llth anil LHli sts , nt n prku 'M nurrrnt bulow Us nctnal \alnu , unless uulil soon mode will bo uioctod on the SS feet oy iirosetit ownor. KMxlMi , S inul i : trout , cm nor 40th and , the MTV tlmatioslilonco .sltoln thn city. IhiB is worth tT.MM. We will t.iko * 'i,7 ( torn few days , $1,000 cash , linlnncu 1 years nt 8 per cent. The above three ploooi niotho bent bargains intboLlty to ilny. Anyone having inonuy will act wlbelvln Investing In Dmiihii propoi ty In the iiB < ct IWilny.s. M. A. Union Comp.my. 'I'olo- phone STil. 7. ) ' ) FOK SALi : or trail n. A line farm 10) ncios In Matlan lonnty , forsalo 01 trade for 11 Block of irion'iles or city iiropcity , linitilro nt Meyer iV ttunpke. "liWK SAM : M2 ncros. Hamilton Co. . Noh. -L' lund , $ 'l per acre , onu tnlr 1 c ish , bal moo nt l > percent. Address . \Vlhlm.in , Dunvor. Col. 'M , BKAl'TlKUIj 8-room house of most modern design nnd finish. Nothing omtttod In IU construction ; fmn ice , city water , KIIS , hot nnd cold \ \ : ter , antlmie oult llnlsh , large east front lotoverlooKhifi thu city nnd Council Hhills ; the honso complelo In nil Its details : can bo pur chased now ono or two thousand loss limn In Iho sprltiR. U 111 pny you to Investigate now. U. 1' . llnirlsou.MerchantV Kut'l bank. Vl'J IiU > 1C SAU-Or exchange. Klk Valley Stock f m m , tou ncres In Dakota county , Nebraska , J ) miles swoCHioux City. U miles north of Km- eison. Neb. , ( u i.illro.ul Junction ) . All fenced Into lleldH nnd pUKturos , 40 ncro'i groIHK tlm- bur , iilunty o ( K od spiliiK wntur Iu each pas ture , tjootf 7-roomcd house , line young orchard , Kood WIIUT worX.s for htocK , li.iin , nmchlno shi'ds. corncrlbs , hoKliouse , Kninary. cnttlbHhnd iMx UU feet , nUo other hhuiU uiul Htablvs nil slihiL'lrd uiul Iu good lepalr. Will dispose of It nt n oiiiKiiln. Also peed now homo In 0110 of the moat dohlr- able residence portlousof Oiniihn , only 12blocks from ji. o 1:2 : rooms , 6 closets , pantry nnd nil modern ronivonlonros ; pared trnot nnd con venient to two HUGH at nl roet ran , Andruw HovliiH , Att'y , 433 and 123 1'axton block , Omahu , Neb. 687 ' Sold by Ooodniiii ) JJrujf Co. Dlt.n. C. WPST'H NCIIVB ANII HIHIN TIIKAT- SII.-JT , n Klinriuitcocl Hticclllofor Hystoriti , Dl/.zl- ness , ( onvnlslons , Mtjj , Korvoun NounilKlii , Heada < 'hoNervoti'j'rostrntIoncuti | odbytlioiino ofiilcxliul or tob.irco , Wukofiilness Mi-ntal l ) . piesHlon , Koflenlnc of the llniln resiiltlnt ? In In- Hiinlty nnd liudliiK to misery , decay and dentil. 1'roiiuuurc ) Ulil AKU Ituircnucs.- * , I.OSH of pouor In fit tier sex , Involuntary Losses uiul Hpermat- orlid-ii c.utsod by ovur-oxcrtion of thu brain.Helf. iibiihe or OMiilnilnlKoncn. 1'iich l ox con I ill in onomonth'u tiuntment. 41,0(1 ( n box , orslxboxes forltu ' .Mint by mall prepaid on receipt of prlco WE QUARANTBH SIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order rocnlved by imf.jrHlx boxes , nrcompanlod with tl.MwfiwA ( | hund llm ] iur < liaer our wrltton HtMrantco to io fund the moni-y If the trciitmoiit does not ollect n cure. ( , u.ir.inieeti IhKiied only by Oooilmnn llriiKCo. , KninflstH. MoloABcnta , 1110 I'urmiiu street , Oinaliii. Nob. _ . . - . _ _ , . Ji-riou. . li t iiinnlionil , in I Mill srnil A tnliiatilf MatlMliiitlnll runtalnlnu full particular * lui I OIIIH i inn fit'unr 11 - - ' ' pRor.r.c. r - J J'run.comUlniKl , lliurnnlixdlln 'ouly cno Inlhu worldicnvrutlua pcontlimou * Fleetrlo Magnttft rnl. B'ltntltlcI'owcrful , DuraLIt , /ConiforUhlo anil tllccllru. AvuM fraud * . Ovrriujoocariil. Hro IHtnmpfoi iminuliicL AI.NII Kl.I'liritlO IIKI.TM KOIl jifJiAUKM. Ol. HU1U1H. lUVtHIOS , 101 ftABAJH AV . . ClIICACO. , NltKC ! , Jlr J. II Kldd ixiioioni fir Inouremiiloy. He hnsno rluhttiK.jilctt or null tiny ( joodri for IM Irom thin ( lain. B. H. | 'IIKIII ic lio. Omithu , J n lith , 183J. j-ll-d U tt Notion to Stockholders. 'PIIKnnnutil meiitinit of utiickhoMur * uJ Tlio Moo 1 Illillilliik'CuciuiJiir will he linlil : it tlio onlro or UiO Omaha lieujiualia , , Null , on TiiutiUr. Jnnunry bill , 1W , Ht 4 o'clock p. in. , for Iho i > urpo tuf eliirtliiK * ImirU nl dlrcileiH for td I'liiulnu yvar.itnd tlia train , actlun u ( BUI h i > tli r liuilnux HI may oouia bulurk thii muvtliiu. HorJsr til luuUK | > IUuiU. U.'ldlollJ N , i > . 1'ni