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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. SATURDAY , MAY 31 , 1890. FAULT OF THE FEE SYSTEM. The Scandalous Practices of United States Marshals , District Attorneys , Etc. BOHEMES FOR FILLING POOKETS. The Hclcncn of Milking niiHlncss He- Uuerd to nn Ai-t Action on tl c TarlfT Kill AVII1 Not Ko Delayed. > s nuiiBAuTiiB O\UTIA BKB , 1 filS FouitTRBrrrii STIIKBT , > WASIIIXOTO.V. D. O. , May 80. ( Tlio sub-committee of the house committee on Judiciary , consisting of Mr. Thompson of Ohio , Mr. MrCormick of Pennsylvania nnd Mr Dates of .Alabama , which wits appointed tome weeks ago to Investigate the alleged Ir regularities in the practices of United States marshals , district attorneys and other ofllcers Df the department of Justice , has completed IU Inquiries lu Alabama and will now take Up the western district of Michigan , the northern district of Indiana , the eastern district of Wisconsin , the northern and south ern districts of Town and several other dis tricts where it Is claimed that excessive fees have been charged. This matter has been repeatedly brought to the attention of congtess by the ofllcers of the department of Justice and the ticasury and It Is not so much an attack upon the in cm ns an attack upon the system which permits them to make cx- ccsslvo charges. As ono of the clerks in Iho treasury expressed It : "Thcso ofllcdrs do things that they have a right to do , hut the law ought not to give them that right. The law Is loose and obsolete and while it applied very well to the conditions that existed fifty years ago when It was passed , it docs not tit this ago of steam and electricity. " A new fee system is demanded and both the Dfllccrs of the department of Justice and the accounting officers of the treasury have recommended for years tlie enactment of a law by congress fixing the fees that can be charged for certain services by ofllccrs of the government who do not draw regular salaries. Under the law as at present district attorneys are permitted to make business for the sake of the fees It brings them and the innishals , and in some cases these fees amount to thou sands of dollars annually. It is to the in terest of the ofllclal to make n good living out of his office , and whether ho bo republican or democrat ho may bo expected to charge everything that tlio law will allow , for example : In the eastern dis trict of Wisconsin the fees for the United Htntes commissioner for the year IbbO wen only $74.3(1. ( This represents perhaps ten cases , whereas tlio fees of tlio United States marshal wcro $0,007. The witness fees wcro J.r > , .100 and the attorney fees $ 'J,4'JO , the total being $2:1.017. : In the district thcro is very llttlo business except cases of selling liquor to the Indians , and the charge is that a gr.ivo abuho has existed in the piaetlco of trans porting defendants and witnesses long dis tances from their homes when the preliminary hearing could have been had before borne commissioner near the nltico of arrest. In other words , when u man bus been charged with selling liquor to Indians , n United States mar shal arrests him , takes him to Milwaukee , in vites bovetal of his friends to accompany him in the capacity of guard nnd subpimias another party to go as witnesses , nil ot whom have a per diem allowance and their traveling ex Ileuses paid. In the western distiict of Michigan the dis- fatrirt attorney is accused of n.aking excessive mileage charges and of traveling from place to place by the longest possible routes. For example : When ho makes n trip from Grand Hnplds to Grand Haven ho goes by way of Chicago and doubles the distance. Ho is also charged with making business for the Bake of fees for himself and for the marshals throughout that part of the state. In other districts it is said that the most flagrant nbuso of the fee system Is the Institution of frivolous cases by professional informers and witnesses merely for the biiko of tlio fees. This ocelli's everywhere. The district attorney for the southern dis trict of Iowa is accused of charging excessive fees , for example : Ho lives at DCS Molnes. Ho has nn assistant at ICeokuk. but notwith standing this fact bo charges tlie government with the expense of about thirty-live trips to Kcokuk to attend petty cases before the United States coinmibsioneis that should have been looked after by his deputy , and at the bamo time his deputy charges for many trins to DPS Molnes to look after c.isos there which the district uttoumy should have attended to. nnd it Is probable that both of them traveled upon a pibs. I SENATE nustxiss. : Very few bills will bo acted upon bv the senate at this session after the tarill bill comes from the committee on finance , especially if. us expected , the McKlnloy bill in an amended form should appear instead of nnoivniiMsuio. The McKinlcy bill would go to a conference committee after being passed by the bcnnto and would soon bo finally adopted by tlio house , permitting of an adjournment very boon heieafter mid giving no time for the senate to consider other mciibUies. An "enttioly new bill \\ould go to the house com mittee on ways and means from the senate and would not reach a confluence under probably two or thrco weeks , or oven longer , and the senate would have some time for miscellaneous legislation. At best the appropriation , the silver , tarift and statehood bills will consume nearly all of the time from the ptescnt till the end of the session. OM.Y \ llfJlOK. A report was circulated today that thcro was talk of a recess of congress from about July 1 until October 1 , to give the senate committee - mittee tinio to lormnlato a tarift bill , but this Is not at all probable. Thcro is a demand here , us well as In every part of the countrv. for the very early adoption of a tariff bill the quieting of the agitation as well as anew law and to make a studied and piemeditated delay of that kind would bo Inexcusable. COMING 10 OM\II\ . Captain James Cay res. ordnance depart ment , has been lelloved from duty at the proving grounds , Sandy Hook , N. J. , and is assigned to thu command of the Omaha ord nance dcp.it tmcnt. This was a holiday in Washington and tbeio was a complete suspension of business In all branches of the government and private life. Secretaries Illume- and Noble were the only members of the cabinet in tlio city to re view the Decoiation day parade. Congress was not in session and will not meet till Monday. Pimm S. Ilium. The only railroad train out of Omaha run o.\i > rest.ly for the accommodation of Onmlm , Council JIluiTs , Dos Moines and I'liictitfo biiHincMi la tlio Rook iHland vestlbulo limited , louring Omaha at 1:15 : p. HI. daily. Ticket olllco 100 ' , Sixteenth and Farnani st. , Omaha. A KntiMl Kunilly. Samuel Pierce of the lumber region known lib Pembroke- Manor was drowned in Flight s mill pond near Coalton , Pa. , recently. A son of his was drowned in the bonio noml a year ago. Pierce was the last of six brothers , not one of whom tiled u natural death. Two brothers were killed in the lute war. Two other brothers imsaed safely through borne of the bloodiest battles of the \\ar and re turned homo without having received n Borate.h , Mvys a speeial to the Now York Sun. One of them \\iis killed by the cars at Uam-om switch three day * , after ho got homo. Tlio other was killed in u log slide and jam on Pine Creek before ho had been home a month. The fifth brother hhol himself , whether acciden tally or intentionally was never known , but ho was a eripplo , and it is generally believed ho committed suielde. Tlio father of this family was killed in the Mexican war. Samual Pierce , the last of the six brothers , lenveaa widow In easy eircunibtances. Ho was OS years of age. His 11 vo brothers wore bachelors , and the family becomes extlnot with his ilouth , the sun that wnsdrownded u year ago , having been his only child. Mr > . Wiuslow's soothing syrup Is the best of all remedies for children Ux'thluL' . ii5 CcuU u buttle. SIMIICH KOIl I1IDDKN WKAI/TII. Another Party Htnrta Alter the Gnlll- IIIIROH Hurled Treasure. With much Focrccya treasure-hunting party sailed the other evening on the schooner Laura to sock for a hoard of Spanish coin ttntl pttito buried years ago on Cocoas Island , of the Galltpagoa group , cays a San Francisco dispatch to the Olobo-Domocrat. Thcro were ton in the party , till heavily armed. They gave out they were to spend the summer ( tailing. They nro men of means from Gilfoy , Cal. , Including several old miners , nnd their real object is to dig for treasure , several hundred thousand of which Is said to bo buried on the istanc , The story of the search for this treasure reads like a romance. Several fortunes have been wasted , ono man killed and thrco sent to the Insane asylum because of the island hoard. In 1871 the first expedition sailed. They dug for two months in vain , and then it was decided to send to 1'uonta Arena , in Costa Rica , for Captain Welch and his wife , who were in possession of the secret of the burled wealth. Mrs. Welch told a story that drove her hearers almost to madness. She had been the wife of a lieutenant of a pirate brig which made its homo in Cocoas. The band acquired wealth raid ing churches on the Central American roast and preying on merchantmen. Ono day the brig was unlucky enough to overhaul * an Knglish man-of-war. All were hanged but the woman , who was then the only possessor of the secret of the hiding place. After two more months spent in fruitless search , Welch bttitl his wife would not give up the secret unless the party .secured a larger vessel. The party returned to San Fran cisco , but went back to the island in the following year in the brig Laura. Ten days' hard work convinced them that there was no buried treasure on the island , Some wanted to hang Welch and his wife , but wiser counsels pre vailed , and they were left at Puentti Arena , while the fortune hunters re turned to San Francisco. Quo of the men was accidentally killed while hunt ing. Miles' Ncrvo anil river Pills. An important discovery. They act on tlio liver , stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new principle. They speedily euro billSouMicss , bad taste , torpid liver , piles and constipation. Splendid for men , women and children. Smallest , mildest , surest. 80 doses for > cents. Samples free atlCuhn & Uo.'s 15th and Douglas. llret Hurtc'H Had Hoy. Iii the supreme court Judge Lawrence gave judgement by default against Francis K. Ilarto in the suit of James J. Smith for alienation of his wife's affections , bays a New York special to the Republican. The amount bticd for was $10,000 , but the damages will bo awarded by the sheriff's jury. Mr. and Mrs. Smith separated by agreement in November , l.SSS , for six months , and the intimacy with Ilai'te is said to have begun about that time. Mr. Ilarto is a. son of Bert Ilarto. CIIH'.HiO 1,11'K STOVK. CiiicAno. May M hpi'el.il Telegram to TIIK Ilinl : Cvrn.r.Hnslnoss In the cuttle nmrl > i > t today as fair and pi Ices about tlio same as yesterday on an oidlnaiy inn of fat cattle , yet It should Ijo loinenibeicMl that Miluosiue 10ir > o lower than on Wednesday. Should the estimates fill , tlio number ot Tcvins on the muiKi't would le.icli 4,00'J. ' Tin- demand Is fair and juices are steady on anything good ; na tive butchers' stook steady , and tlmre was nothing new of unto In tinstucKer and feeder trade , natives sollliiK at W.MCJ5 ( K ) . MocKers at } i.JIKi4.U ( ( ) and Texas cat tin at $ t.KI@.l.'iO. ! lions Tlio demand for hogs was fair with pilot's iibiint tlio s-iiiii ! as yi'sti'iday. Packers jialilf l.'MiM.Ofl ' for falltogund mixed and slilp- pois , and W.OOQU.lt ) for scli-i-ted heavy. lllits ; sold ItiiKi'lV at J4.00. Tlio general maiKet closed steady with about eti-rj thing closed ( int. A good inaiKnt and fall prices tuo antici pated tor the next wcuic. i. in : STUCK. May : tO.-Cattlo-Uoc > > ljK 12.000 ; unchanged ; cows , tl.'ITiii.4."i : ; stncKois uiid feeders , W.40&1.00 ; natl\es , i.lfe.T&I.O.'i ; Texas ealtlc , JI.NNIW.V ) . Hogs Ui'i'dpts , 17,0)0 ) ; inaikut about 1111- plninged ; packets and shlppeis JJ.WI.OO ; light and heavy , WUJ'j@l.nj. ' Sheep ISecplpts.s.OM ; m.iiket autho ; focd- cis J4.15 ; muttons , ifl.tWii5.00 ; nathes , tl.JO ® 5.bl ) . K\N AR PITV. Jlav Kl. C'itUlo Receipts 4i(0 : : shipments l.IUO ; maiKct lower ; steels , | .l.i.V34.M : ) : htoukuis and feeders , w.a.vs/.i.TS. / llo .s Koculpts , 1'KK ' ) ; shipments bOO ; mar- lct lower ; all Kiartcs i nr > ® | .77'4. ' Sioux CITV. May : IO. Cattle N'o market. llon's Ucoeluts , 1.10J ; miiiket higher at MG5 ® 3.7.ri. ST. Louis.May .TO.-C.iUlo Ueeolpts. IlOO ; shipments - ; mat Uel steady ; fall ID fancy stecis , JI.bUI.UO ; siocKvrs and feeders , . Hogs Kuei'lpts ; i01 ! ; shipments , - ; mar ket strung : briny. f.i.UlXril.lX ) ; packing , i * May ao.-WhP.it-Qnlot : holders olio i iiKilrralflyJalIfoiiili ; No.l , 'isd percen tal ; it'll ttcsti'in. spilng. TslM. Coin .MaiUt't dull mil loner ; now inKed , nestein bs ul iiur contul. 031. 111. I I.fl 'K TO Vli. Cattle. I'llduv , Mav 29. nstlmatcd receipts of caltle. ! K)0. ) compared with I.7M vesteid.iy and 4 IS 1'iidav of lust week. The mm ket opened slow on u\ury- thliiKi biiyeis scum Indllleient. The fcn\ beo\es and Imtchois * slock on the 111:11 : KeL had pietty well changed hands by midday : il pi Ices not varying finm jeslcidays close. The nf- teiiioini manifested little moie life than did tbi ! iiioriilng , sales IndlL'atlii ' somewhat of a better lone. _ , Estimated receipts of hogs 0.300 , eompaicd with " > , K.5 ' yesteiday and r > , UO 1'ildav of last week The nnitkut ojiened blow , wllh Slu-op. rstlnmted ipcolpls of shetip 101 , compared with \esturday and -LI I'rld.iy of last week. The lunikct continues lirm , with good muttonsi In demand. Prevailing Prices. Thu following Is a table of prices paid In this market for the gradoof stool ; mentioned : I'rlmustcuis. I.IOJ to Illjllba Mix ) ( iood htcoi-s , IiW to 11'iOltn . . . . > . . . : i.7D tJoodstcurs , lavjto i.iM ibs ; ur > Common , 1000 to IISJtts itjx Common ( 'miners l.W ) .Ordinary to fair caws l.fi ) Kalr to giHxl cows l..n ' ) Good to choice cows ' .tri Clioleo to fancy cows 2'rt 1'alr to good hulls t.7. > Choice to fancy bulls -.M Light stiiekeis and feeders - ' . . " > ) 1'eedors , UV ) to 11IKI tts . ' . ! 1'alrtocholcu light lions U. & ' Pair to choice heavy hugs .T.7. Kalr to choice mixed hogs 3.73 4iU.tO Coiiipuratlvc Tables. The following table show.thu range In pi Ices on lilies during this and last wc.uk ; AvuriiKO Cost 01' The following t iblo ulvui the uvor.iio omt cost to lay , u > . lusjil uuiiin.iluiruportuil : Hate. 1'rlco. D.ito. I'rlco. May 1 Mi i May S . , oiy .May a Jl'i ) May ft a ftl .May fl IttisVi Muy 7 : > Ull ( May h a IU May U : i 1)71 ) ! May ID aw May i- : i im > ; May li a 10 MayU a ttsu May n , . . a h5 > 4 May It ! a W i May 17 aiilii May 11) a h7 Muy 20 a i\1 MayL'l a 7S > 'i May 12 a 75i ! May "J a 71V MuyiN aw May sw . . . . . . . . . a 07 $ Muy.87 374 _ Mnyai 3 .j'i " > W . . > . . , 8 74 Highest nml Ijowoit Snlcs of Today , Yesterday niKhcst . JIM lushest HM honest , . a C. " { Lowest. JM Stoek Receipts. Ortlclnl yesterday , Kstlmntcd Today. Cattle. . . . KlcaK 1.7M Cattle. . 4'icars l > 00 Hogs . Klcars. 6.KSS Hogs. . W cars fi , : 0 bhcep. . 7cars , ( VJO Sheep . ' 'cars ll > 4 Avernje Price of Showing the avcr.uo price paid for toads of hngson thodayslnillcatud In l&tf , fSJi , 1SJJ and 1WIO ! of Prlocs. HOCM. The following table shows the range of prices paid for IIORS : 1'alr to choice llRht lions M M'JTM ' 70 Pal r to cliok-o heavy lioa- < JITS @ 1 85 1'alr to cholco mixed hojrs 3 70 ® 3 H ) ' I'rlmo fat shepp . . . . . . . . . 5 HI 41" 73 Oooil fatshuop 4 SO ( T&S 110 Common to medium sheep . . . . . . . a 00 < &l 50 Itcprcscntatlvc Sales , nous. IWESSKII IIKBF . 753 : i 70 M. 101:1 : 4 oo 11 .1211 4 25 1171 .1 t-o 20 . IKH 4 oo'I tae 4 25 M : i KO M n : > i 410 n n-ii 4 : ! 5 . INI II MJ4 S3. . 1150 4 10 2..r."JO 4 40 1100 into SlIll'l'lNO AND KM'OIIT STIIKII1 ! . 1ID7 00 IB .143.1 4 SO imo : 4 : ir. .1010 00 a.lM4 ) : 4 15 A''AAl 4 55 LOWS. 7M ! 10 12 1007 ' . ' 75 1203 : i20 . .ll.V. ! .V ) 12i i KISO : i oo . 1024 : i 20 . 1II.U ) .M ' 1. . 7'K ' ) : t oo 1024NS ( 1.I. ! I70 I. .1110 : t oo 21 1071 KW 4 .1107 J 15 3 50 . (118 ( V , J 2 5.Y > 2 SO 1 .1770 3 01 1..1VJO 3 15 1 11)40 ) 2 TS 4..1VK ) 3 DO CALVES. 1. . 2-JO 500 CANNKItS. 1. . 840 1 50 sroCKEits AM ) mm : 2 . 3'iS 1 50 Market Mention. Cattle steady. HoKssiiunecr. I. . O. Matleson camu In fioru Sutton with a car of hos ) , Todd it Company marketed a car of cattle from Mlllaid. A. 1C. Monrocamo In fiom SilvorOiook with a car of hogs. Welholm & Ellis were In with a load of hojs from Ui leans. Samuel Cotncr jr. , was In from 1'lckrcll with a car of lioss. 1'V. . nnd A. J. West wore on the mailtet with a car of cattle. Wasicis & . Doyle had a car of hogs on the maiUet fiom O'Neill. Donahue & D.iwson , Hundley shiiipers , 111:11 : Keted a load of liojrs. HlmebaiiKh & . llond had a car of hogs on the maiket fioniMhei ( 'ieek. II. Schlnstoelc , the \\cll Known AVcst Point bhlpiiei , marKeted acnrof ho s. Mi'ICi'L'Kiiii McMantis sent don n a car each of cattle and hogs fiom Itancioft. C.V. . Ciould and son D.inlelof SiilnKvlcu ] , weio up fiom Aliis\Mirth with hogs. I'liller. Smith .t 1'ullor , dally shippers of Scrlbner , had : i ear of lion's on the maii < et , Mr. Bourn and Mr. MeCoid wcio on thu mar ket fiom Alns\\iith with a car of hogs cadi. I'laiiKIln I'l.iiicls , a farmer and feeder near Wllsonvllle , In ought up a load of good hogs of hlsonn feeding. William I'aisons. hog buyer for.T. 1' . Squlies . Co. , the Hoston packers , was at the yaids for Iho Hist time In somu weeks. ThoNentenclngof H. 1) . Lawroncoto the pen itentiary foi oni-yeai at hard labor for M'lllng mottgagcd cattlu ought to bo a wainlng to men who might bo tempted to commit the same cilme. Mr. I.awience was fi-edlng u bunch of eattlo In thu criintiy , on which thcro was a mortgage , anil ho shipped them to .South Omaha , whete they weiosold on August II last Ho pocketed the pioeeods and dKapix-aicd , but was caught and proven guilty , with thu icsiilt noted abo\u. Accoidlng to tlio ofllclal report of the Slock yaidsconiany ] thuioweiosold dm Ing tlio year KM ) , to tin * local paekeis and butcher 2.1V > 78 cattle , IOJ7,2X1 ! hogs and , " > .soi sheep. Thlsdoes not hhott the numbei of head sold to shippers and .spciMilalois. Them weiu shipped from heieduiing the year 27UI ! head of cattle , a \ery l.nge ptopoitlon of which changed hands on Shis mai Uet. The saino tlitng eonld bu said of the lfl.1,250 shc ( > p shipped fiom here. The shipments of hogs niimlieied 170,1)1(1 ) ( and weie all sold hoto excepting pethaps a half dozen loads. OJl.lil.l . . Proiluec. I'lsii I'or 11 > : 1'it'sli white anil trout , 6Q.Oo ; plUe , 7T'be : plel.cicl. 8e ; salmon , 15o. llniix. I'IXTS VMI TU.i.ow-dii'en salted i i oi..y . , ' , i' ; diy salt I'll hides , SB.ru ; dry Hint i ( cs. l/i'-sc ; calf hlili's , 4'ffW'cD.iniuKcd ' ' lililt'sSe Irss. Shi't'p pulls , Kiei'n , each. 50o ® ft 25 ; shcup pi-Its , diy. per II ) , i tlo ; tallow , No. l.-l'tlU'it1 ; l ) . 8. .iUCtil'jOi ' ciuase , white , a'tiii It'i j I'lliiu. S'i'iCk' ' . llKASs lliinil pli'Ut'il navv. fl.fiflii I.T'i ; hand pk'Kod niixy. iiiedliitu , tl/iO&l.liO ; hand picked I'unntiy , tl.Mfi.l.ttti KIIDI ! clean , JI.8Jiai.IU. Al'i'i.K HUTTKH I'erll ) , ( VTtso. WOOL l'lniiinwaslieil , i.t'uiitic : niodliini tin- rat , fall , h'Ue ; miislirat. winter , skunk , 2.WIOc ; badger. 4UcTl.fl.OJ ; deer hiilns- . porlb , 20 ® We , duur skins , winter , pur lu , 12 ® 22eIIOMIV IIOMIVNone. . OIUMIKS | 'cr box. Medltetranoan sweutH , 11.50 ; l.os Angeles , tJ.bJI.OO ; fancy Duarte hcedllngs. M.M. I'l.NKM'I'I.Ks ' I'or ( I07 , J..50rt l 00. STIUWIH niiii.s I'er ease , cholcu bhlpplng ' stock. $ .I.MiH IK ) ; good. fc-.O-KTM 00. ClDKU-IVr bbl. lellned , ffl.M ) ; half Dbl , $1.50 ; haid elder , pure , per bbl , ttOJ ; oiango elder , half bbl , * 7.00 ; peal cldei , half bbl , $7.00. ( i ( 'iMcoiiM v Um.uiiiiii I'ur 10 Ib bov , ? . ' .oo ® * VKMO.SS- Per bo\ . Messina , fancy , $1.50.05.00 : bt i let l > choice. WIVHM. HAN\N vs-l'ur bunch. tl..V.1.K ) ( ) . lluriKii-Cruainury , fancy lolls , print. 21 ® 22c ; ci camel y. fancy. Milld packed , 202ij | ; cieamery. choice , lw8IUc ; dairy , fancy lolls and pilnls. ll > ® 17c ; daily , fancy , solid packed , l.ViJIiic ; dairy , chulcu , 14 tl.Vj country loll , fancy , l.'dcllc ; choice , hT.K. ( ' : country mil , good , ivfisji country loll , fair , &aco : poor block , 2 < u-e. iilis-iic : ( per dor for stilctly fresh ; btalu stock not saleable. MONKS -Quotations ( are for delivery Jn C'hl cage ) Drllutralo. . per ton. tltiixxSbim ; dry i'ountiy. bleached , } IOi ( ) ( < aii : 00 ; dry country , damp and mcatv. fsooj ? 1001. VKIII.IHI.I. . > -New Miuthein onions , per bbl , f.'i.OO ; hoisciadlsh , pur do pints , (1,25. .Iii.i.v8-3't : ' < ? itcperlb. DiiKsSKii VI.MCholu : lueillum , b&Siu ! ; light , ft'iwlc ; hu.ivy , 4'5o. liN.-iUii > tin , OliaiJio. CofOANt'TS-l'ci hundred , J5.00. I'ICKI.KS Medium , per bbl , 1 50 : small , ? fl.V ) ; ghurkliirt , J7. i U. & It. chow chow , ( ltd , (5.65 ; pints , J as. I'IITATDKSI'or bushul , fancy , 30& Bi fair to good. iOASJc. I'nix.Tlil Per dozen , oholco liens , $ .l..VJI.On ; choice , mixed , tl.OOQ.U.1 ; roosters , } J..VnJt2.75i spring chickens , H'-.V ) for hiimll , UOifiilW for , 4.tK 4.50 for larsu ; ll\u turkuyk , pur ( Irouorli'H. 6UAlis-Cut loaf. 7'4c ; cut loaf cubes , 7e , ttanduid , powJortd , 7iiUi JCi.X.\ , Rrninilated , ttaiiilnril , nU liVct eonfoc- rH , A , Oct white i-xtra , 5'j j c.xtrti C , Nob. , fi'41'l niubur.fio. . . CorrtK Itonsted AHiucklr-'n Arlo a5' ' < c : McLntnthllii'i .XXX.V , av i Ueiman , SIiCi llllwurth. 25' ' c ; Alaromii , ' . ' 5'ic , bulk. 2IH ( ? . t'orn-.K - Oreen1'iiney oldtfoldcii Klu. arc ; fancy old peaberry..7c ! Illo , Vholco to fnnoy , 24'icj Illu , prlini' . Iri i'i Hlo , good , a'Mej San tos and ronimon lilo. ll S-lc ; .Mivha. : V ; .lava , genuine , O. ( I. . I.1K , ' ; Java , BKM | Interior , 25o ; African , 22'iC. . . . DPuiXACKous OooitIlarley , % Z.Vlc ; farina , Be ! peat. ; ici oatmeal , 1WM * ' ! iniicaronl , lOoj M'rmleolll. loc ; rlci' , 4itO'4ei ( sago and tapioca , G@7c ; lima beans , ( V. OlI-i-KiTiwuiic-P. W. , 10' ' < cV. ; . W. , IHcs headlight. 13' ' , c ; ga ollne , I2o ; salad oil , 2.dO ® ll.Od per dor. l.lnwil Knw. hlc ; boiled , Kk' . Sliurs Hmoked hams 10 Ib avornuo , lOes smoked ham . 20 to 22 lb . li'io ; oniokeil ham" . 12 to 14 Ibn. lOUc : breakfast Imcon. 8'ic : ham oatitago , 8'ic ; picnic hams , ic ; dried beef hams 8Kc ; beef tongues l > r ddz. , JO.Ofli dry salt meats , Wtfl'jc. LAIIH I'uto lard , tierces. 6'je , kettle , tierces 7'c , UANNRI ) JlEATS I 111 lllncll tOIIRIle , } J.75 ; 2 Ib lunch tongue. $1.75 : 1 Ib cornM beef , SI.50 ! 2 11) corned beef. 12,05 ; Olb corned beef , $0.50 ; 14 Ib corned beef , Jll.OO ; 2 Ib boneless pigs' feet , } 2.20 ; 1 Ib Knelloh brawn , tl.'M ; 2 Ib English brawn. $ . ' .15 ; n Fb Kngllsli brawn , Jil.75 ; 1 Ib chipped beef. $ J)0 ( ) ; 1 Ib compres' < ed ham. $ l.ftV lloi'K llasls Manilla rope , l.ioj sl al rope , 12'5c ; cotton rope , Ifict now procr-o , 8'ic. COTTON TWINK lllbb , % ury line. It or 4 ply , 22e ; fine. 20c ; Daisy. ISc : candle wlek , 22o. OiavKS-Quarts. per doz , W.75 ; pints , pur doz , J2.25 ; bulk , per gal , We. ViNKOtii ; Wgr. elder , lOo ; good , 12c ; white wine , l.V ; fancy fnllt , f > c. STOVK I'ot.isii $2.txv7N".87 per groAs. 1IAOM Am. , per 100. $17.00 ; l.uwlston , per 100 , \ssKS-llbls.N.O.fany. . p't'gal.0'a Mo : eliolee. 45 t47c ; good. IWtt-Kc ; Cuba baking , 2 ® Mr. black strap , 2022c. WiiAi'i'i.Mt PAi'KH Straw , per Ib , lUO2ltc ; rag,2 c ; Manilla H.riQlk. ' } No. 1 , 7c. llAds-Pnlon Niuare , nog n per cent off list. r-At/r-Ialrv.2MllH ) ) In fibl. bulk , f.MO ; best grade , 00,5s. $2.iO : ; best glade. 100. : is , $ . ' .40 ; liest giade. ] . 10s. $ . ' .20 | rock salt , ciushud , $ l.bO ! common , bbl , 31.25. SoAi' I'astlle. mottled , per Ib , 0@lPo ! do , white , per Ib , 14c. HlioOMs-l'ailor , 5 tic , $ .100 ; 4 tie. $2.75 ; 2 tie , J2.25. ; stables. $ . ' .s- > ; common , tl.wai. 75. CocoVlb tin. 40o per Ib CimcoijVrK 2Si5e : purlb ; German chicory. It'll. H'sP , SALHOUA llbls , IV : granulated , 2c ; kegs Siu\ ( 1'Ugs , CO Ibs to box. r > ' , ( i.Vc. NUTS Almonds , 15c ; lira/Us , l.V ; fllberts , I.lc ; pecans , lie ; walnuts , r.e ; peanut cocks ; 8c ; roasted , llu ; Tennessee peanuts , 7c. DIIUIIS ( drocers ) 1'er Ibllora12c ; cop peras , H'So : Hay leaM's , I4r : glue , lliu ; epsom Halls. 4c ; glauber salts , 3c ; sulphur , 2'ic ; blue vltilol , Uc ; alum , 4c ; taitailc acid , 42c ; resin , 2c. CilKi > K Kull cream twins , I2'ic ; full cream Ohio Sulss inc. ; full cream Wisconsin Swiss , 14fii > IOu : full cieam brick. Me ; full cream llm- burger Swiss , 1 Ic ; fancy t'heyboyganb.e. , lO'Sc. ' CANMI : > UOODS Krults , California Htandaid brands , 2l-lb. per doz Anilcots $ l.Viffil.75 ( ; apr cots. Dlu fruit , $1.50 ; gollons. $4 M ; bluck- benles. W.20 ; cherries , blsiek , J..20T42.25 ; eher- iles , white. * 2.252.50 ; grapes , JI.(151 ( > 0 ; pears , Itaitlett , J.l 0i'.a5 : peaches , j ellow , $ . ' .10rti2.r. ; peaches , lemon cling. JJ.40 ; tilnms. egg , $1.05 ® l.KO ; plums , golden ( hop , $ i > 0 ; plums , giccn gages , $ l.tVT6l.so ; iicaches with pits In , $1.GO ; curiants , $ . ' . . ' 10 ; goosebcirles , $ j.c : > ; iiulnces , $2.10 ; raspberries , S2.M ) ; stiawbenles , $2.50 ; peaches. : i-lb eastern standards , tt.Ki ; Il-lb pie , tl. 10 ; 0-lb pic , J2.0" > ; gallons pie. $ .100 ; apples , high standards , $ . ' .75 ; 2-Ib goosebotiles , tWc ; 2-ib stiawbenles. lK > T ( ! > 5c ; 2-lh raspberries , * I.K ( ) ; 1-lb blueberries , WKn. ! > Oc2-ll ; ) blackberries , C.Vii75c ; 2-lb stiawberiies. picsened , $1.80 ; 2-lb laspberrlcs. pieseived , $ I.WI ; 2-lb blackberries , pteser\ed. tl.20 ; pineapples , llahama chopped , f2..iO ' ; 2-lb Hahama , grated. $ . ' .75 ; 2-lb llahaniH. sliced , $2.50 ; 2-lb standaid. sliced , $1.2.Vtel..Vl ; t'hi'i i Ics , 2-lb ted. Ilaltlmoie , bVT6W ; pears , 2 Ib , JI..IO. V.OKTIIMSTomatoes ] : - 3-lb extra , $1.00 ; II- 11) ) standaid western hianiK OlKTCWe ; gallons , stilctly standaid , $2.IO. ! ComI'lnest giown , $1.50 ; glltedged sugai corn , \i-iy fine , tl.50 ; choiee2-lb "ii'-'ar corn , $1.20. 2-lb e\tia western biands , 5Vril.oO ( : 2-lb standard western , In anils 50"iJ7Uc. Miiiliruoiiis 1-lb riench. e\- tia line , 2d25c < ; 1-lb rreneh , line. lKrJ2c ; 1-lb I'lencli. oidlnary , KilSc. 1'eas-Ties. fin pei can. 25cdeml ; line , tier can , Hie ; 2-lb sifted , JI.WJ ; 2-lb eailyJime. Jl.iVTH.i.2lb : ; Manow , standaid biands , $1.10 ; 2-lb soaked , "e. Mi In ; , ' beans. 2-lb high grade. ICefngee , N > e ; 2-lb ( ! olden - den wabeans. . 75e ; 2-lb string beans , 70c ; lilma beans 2-lb soaked , 7. > c. Itoston Itaked lleans .1-11) ) I.i'nls. $ l. ( > 5 ; Clown bund. fl.'iO. Sweet Potatoes- - Ib New .It'isu > . $ l.b0. rump- kins 'l-lb , $1.10. Okia nnd tomatoes , $1 W ; okia , $ l.iO ( ; succotash , $1.20. 1'isii Codfish , e\lia Citoiges , now. 5'.ie ' ; gland bank , new.5e ; sllvei. 2-lbiiloeks , ( > Jie ; snow white 2-lb btlcks , ncw.b c ; Tin key cod , laige middles , bricks. Oo ; snow white ciates , 12-5 Ib bo\es , 7Je ; feeland halibut , 'Jo ; me dium scaled herring. 25 : No. It-caled hentng , 22c ; domestiu Holland hiirlng , 55c ; Ilambuig spiced honing , $1.50 ; Itiisslan saidlnes. 75u : uiisslaii saidlnes , plain , V > clmpoi ; ted Holland heirlng. ciown bland , Hk : ; do fancv mllkeis , ! Kc ) ; mackeiel. No. 1 shore , half bills $111.00 ; bloateis , half bbls , ? lt..00 . > white tlsb , half bbls , $7.00 ; tiout , half bills , $550 ; family white fish. $1.00 ; salmon. W.OO ; l-lbMackeielheiilngI.OO ( ) ( fil.10 ; 1-lb finnan haddles , $1.75 ; 1-lb lobsteis , $2.1.7 2.25 ; 1-lb Alaska salmon , Aleut , $1.M ) ; 2-lb oysters. 10 oJl.'C ; 1-lb oy.sters , 5o7. $1.15 ; 2-lb selects. ISo/ . $ -.15 ; 1-lbclams. llttlo necks , $1.25 ; 2-lb clams , llttlo necks , $2.00Ib ; saidlnes , Impoited , pui case , 100s , $150020.Klb ) ; Im- poited bonelessaidlnes , 25c ; 'i-lb. sardines. Amei lean , per case. 100s , rreneh style , $1.50 © 500 ; 'j-lb ' saidlnes , Ameilcan. pel ease , IWis , riench stjle , $7..VKTi.s.OO ; ' 4-lb saidlnes , mils laid , per case , 50s , W.7.V84 ( K ) ; Impoited key sar dines , $1300. DitiKD I'IIUITS Cut units , new O'iffl7'je ; pi lines , casks , | , .loo Ibs , liSitO'nc ; pi lines , bbl , 01 hag , 7 < fl7'ic ; eltion peel , diums , 20 Ibs , 2c ; lemon peels , diums , 2oc ; fnril dates boxes , 21bs , l.'c ' ; apilcols , eholcu evapoiatcd , 15u ; apilcots , Jelly ciiied , 25 Ib boxes. ] S < c ; apilcots , fancy , 25lb boxes , llic ; apples , choice evapor ated , ll'jc ' ; apples , ptiino new , lOc ; llgs , rayor 10 percent Hue. l.l'it' ! In .sacks , 7e ; I'esanl dates , 7c ; Salt I/ako apples , 5'4c ; blackbciiles ovopoiated , .V ) Ib boxes. 51e ; ; chei I les , pitted , diy euied , Kit1 ; peaches , pared , fancy , IhW choice , llto ; Salt Lake , Hoi lilt ted plumbs , Ual. , 1 Ib boxes , fi'jiif'J'ic ' : laspbeiiles evaporated , N. Y. , new.'llo ; piniies. It. ( J. . dO-70 , 10 12'Jc ' ; oiango peel. IV ; lalslns , Ciallfoinia. London crop IK'k ' ) , $ , ' .10 ; Cal. loose musjatuls , crop IS'K ' ) , $2.40 ; Valenclas , IhHS , 7c ; Valenclas , now , Ocj Cal. seeds , sks. , be ; Onduia , layer , new , Ho ; ill led giapcs , fie ; piunelles. new , He. Iti.ocicTix Stiiull pig , 2Se per Ib ; bar , 30o pei Ib. Coi'iT.u Planished boiler sl/es , IKo per Ib ; coldiolled. 2Ke per Ib ; sheathing , 27o per Ib ; ulttsand Hats , 2so pur Ib. CiAI.VANI/BI ) MlKhT IltON DK'ct 50-10 ) ) er cent , pat. plan , lion , Nos. 247 , A , 10'ic ; 11 , KooKi.Na-Chaicoal , I.C. . 14x20. 112 , f5.15 ; I. \ . , $7.2. . fellKKT IllO.v-No. SO , $ J.05 ; Xo. 27 , $3.75. S 01,111:11 : 14SI5C. TIN I'l.ATK-I.q , , 10x14 , S35 , $7.25 ; I. X. , 10x14. 225. WOO. Tl.Nl' HTK-CoKo , yII. . 225 , $1.25. Srnii : , NAII.S llaso , tt.2" ) . STII.I : , WIHK Nui.svIlase , SJ.a" . WntE-Jan. bai b , $ I.U ) ; galv. , W.I5. Quinine , pore * . , I1 , fc W.,40e ; Oeriiian , 40eln- ; (11)11) ) , per 111 , 73c ; Insect ponder , 40u ; opium , Hltti morphine , put otl.10 ; honi. per II ) , .Hie ; Klyceilne , 8lu ; devttlm ) , 12o ; cntllebone , .ISo ; enmi tai tar , DIIre , 3V ; coinmeiclal , I8e ; caia- phor , .Vic ; am. carl ) , lie ; hliut vltiol , 7'iC ; AelN-CarlilIe,4Ulli-eltilcr ( ) ; > ® l7etartaiie ; , ilTdf-Mc ; hiilphnrle , per II ) . Jlc. Ulls Sperm , $1.10 ; whale. ! i > c ; eustor , JI.S'i ; neats foot , VI ® Ue ) ; tiiipcntlmi , 50oj Tonka heans , Jl.T' l.'iO halsam tilii,3VTIOu ! ; calomel.ISU'lTc ' ' ; eunthar- adles , $ lui : l.i5 : ; eassla buds , 2iS22c ) ; elilino fin in , 51'id.lc ' ; eigot , 4752c ; gum aiablc. , V > ® H5oj lcuilnc , 2225c ; lcoodlm , 42iyc muiuuiy , blc. _ Dry Goods. HKAVV Iluow-N L'orro.NS Atliintlo A , 7'ic ; Atlantic II , 7e ; Atlantic I ) . ii'to ; Atlantic 1' . fie ; Aiuoia C , 4'4 ( ' ; lluck's Head , O'dU ; Cabot W , ll'.fj Daillngton , n4Jo ; rarmer7n No. 1 , 'I , 4'ic ' ; llooslei LL , 5'ic ' ; Indian llcuil , 7' ' i'i I.aw- lencii LIj TiVc ; Henrlutla U , , 5J4C. 1'iMJ llitow.N ( JoTTONh Atlantic Mi. fie ; An- iota II , ll'ic ' ; Aiuoin It. ( > V' ; AllasON II , 7'jt'j ceheeso loth.lc ; Clifton IT , S e ; 1'eppuiull K , O' c ; Langdon ( J II. Oc. ! . : : : Corro.Ns llerkeley cambric No. 0) ) . Oc , ( lest Vet , due ; llnttcicloth XX , 4'ic ' ; Cabot , 7'jo ' ; Ilwlght Anchor , Do ; Cllerton W. S. , 7'ic ; Hist Call. ( I'ic ' : I'mlt of thu Loom , S'lC ; Illi ; feempur Idem , By ; Ilousokeeper , H' c ; lung Philip cambric , lou ; Langdon ( i. II. , O'ic ; l.onsdale , hJ4 ( " , I.onsdalo cambric , 10c : Now York mills , lie ; Oak 1-iwn , 7c. SiiiiKii.vds AND I'liii-ow CASINOS -llrown Nut Pt'iinoiull. 4"iln , lOo ; Puiiiiuroll , e-4 , lt c ; 1'eiiperell , ll-l , 20c ; 1'cpporoll , W-4 , 22c : I'tlea , 4dfn , l.V ; ITtlca , Mln , liUu ; IHIca , 7Hln.2 c ; Utlca , Ki In. 2ik-j lUlca. DO In , 2M"c. llloaehcd- Net Puniit'rull , 42 In , IVo ; I'eppuroll , 4(1 ( In , lie ; IVppoiolf , (1-4 ( , 14'JC ! Pcpperell , H-4 , 20e ; 1'up- peiell , . | , ISci I'epperull , 10-4 , 24c : Utlca , b-4 , 2)e ) ; I'tlca , 0-4 , 20o i Utica , 10-4 , 2sic. OiMiiiAMS-Amoskeast. ( i c ; Amoskrag , dress. She ; llatcs , tl'iu ' ; Warwick , diess , 7'ii'i ' l-ancaster , ( i'4e ; Olunalie , ( j' ej Whltunton , diess. b'jC. ' I'ltiNTrt-Indlgo Hluo-Net-Martlia Wash ington. tic ; American , fi'4c ; Arnold , o'.c ; Ar nold It , long cloth , I0c ; Stlfel A , 12c ; Menl- inack ' . , lOc ; tiold Leaf. f'te ' ; llamlllon. 5'e ' ; Allen Pinks , U'iui ' Allen Clmmbray , Cci Olou- ci'sti'r. Ait' . I'IIINTHI'aneles Kddyhtone , C'c ; Bteel thor.ilcj Itamapo. 4'ic ; &t. I.eger , 5'C. hlilrt- IniM-Suitlm in.hliii.Moii , 4Se ; Jleirlmaek , 4'.c. ' Tut key Hidh-rountaln , O'.c ; tJarntr. 7c : Crelleld , h'c ' : llurlln. O'c. ' Win \.Ns-Net. Thistle. 7'4c ; Ked Cross , 7o. Cil.oiiiiC'AMiiiiiS-Ciowii ) ; , l'4e ; Hed Star I'jc'i rolled Closer , 5c ; Slater , tie ; high colors Ic ex tin. CIUSH HtevenV II , 1Vln. ( 5'e , Stevens' I ) . 13- n. tic ; blu\ens' A. 10-ln , 7c ; htoxens' P , Ib-ln , ' 40 ; MoM'llh' M. Ib-tn , B'ic ' ; hmveiis' N , 20. In- I'Sc ' ; Sluxens1 NN. aj-ln , O'c ; Slovuns' isltT , W- n. ll'iu ' ; bleached Icextia. and checks , CorioNAiifcS York Nanldn , lo'.oi E > orett 8 07 ise , l.owUtun , 10o/ . - . " , . Worklnumim's , IK , t-urkicnnr cuhiuviv , r. . SIIROEDER & DEAN , GRAIN , Provisions and Stocks , Basement First National Hank , 8O5 South 10th Street , Omnhn. BOSTON , MASS. CAPITAL. $4OOOOO SURPLUS OOO.OOO Account * of Dunk ; , Hankers nml Corporations so licited. Our facilities for COLUUCTIONS nro excellent , nnd werc-ll connt for tfttiki wlii-n bnlntuoinnrrnnt It , lloMon Is a He crTO Cltjr , nml bnlnncra with ui from banks ( not located In other llcjrrvo Cities ) count m a rctcrrc. We draw our own en-hinge on London nml tlio Continent , nml nmke entile tninsfcru nnd place money by telegraph throuiihuut the United Slntoa nnJ Cnn- ada Weh.iTO a mnrkit for prlmo flrst-clnM Investment Securities nnil Invite. propO'nN from Stale. , Coun ties nml Cities when lnMilnir bond' . \Vo do a itcnerul banking builness , nnil Invite cor * icBpotutonce. ASA P. TOTTER. JOS. W. WOHIC , CASIIIUU. PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST , WEST , NORTH and SOUTH AT - 13O2 Farnam Stroot. HARRY P. DEUEL City Passenger and Ticket Agent , DUEBER-HAMPDEN WATCHES. IN USE. TteDUEBER WATCH FACTORIES OHIO. GRATEFUL-COMFORTING EPPS'S COCOA BREAKFAST. "By n thorough knowledge of the nnturnl laws vrhlcli k'overn the operntlonsof ( llgeatlon and nutri tion , nnd by n direful application of thu tlno proper- ( lei of n el I t > eleete < l Cocon , Mr. Kpp1 * IIUH provided our breukfnttt tnblea wllh a dclleately flavored l > ( j\ernK(3 ( Hlilduuny xnvu 118 many lienvr ( loetom1 bills. It U by the judicious u o of xticli artlcleii of diet th.it n con&tllutlon may bo Kttulunlly built up unlll Blroni ; enough to resist every tendencv to dUeane. Iliin- dredf of eulitlo mnludlcsuro Monti nKnroundua ruuly : to nttack wherever there Is n weak point.Voiuay CSCMPU many n fatal shaft by kecpliiK ourselves well fortlllecl wllli pure blood and u properly nourished fiiiniu " Civil Service ( inzette. .Made simply with bollliiK water or milk , Sold only In half pound tins , by croecrs , labeled thus ; IAMKS FPPS R CO lloiim-oimtliloCh Jrt.tlCO LI 1 O U tU. , London , nug Do You Know That Dr. Pinions la one of tlio most bclontldo and successful nliyslelaris In the United States , and t hut ho Is located at corner of Jones and Kith His. and treats all cases of NERVOUS DHBILITY lleally and successfully. Dr. Simons Is uh lalist In all female complaints. No peison HUirerinK from any of thosu distressing troub les caies to let o\ cry bodj know It , RO to Dr. Simons who Is a regularly educated physician without thu bx'nililancu of ( tiiacUoiy about him. Ho will ( llaifonosu your case and tell you plainly whether you can bo ouicd or not. Call on him as tlious.tmls of others havedonu. Conio and liu happy. .Successful tioatmunt by mall. 1W. SIMONS 101 S. 10th St. . Omaha. Neb. -rou- rouDVSPRPSIA. ItllKUMATISM , DVSPRPSIA. I'O.SSTIPATIOX , Hl'.DKNTAUV DlSKAHK1' , IllLIOUhNOS , KlllSKV ( 'OMI'l.AINTS , LU.VO DlSKASKS , iMI'l'HK 1II.OOU , R & OO. , I'jtOI'IUCTOItS AND SOMJ MANUt'ACTUIIKIlS , OMAHA NKII. DR. S VIMDEIM'S ELECTRIC BELT WTTHSUSPCHBnHY Fan ' 11"1 ITilKUIhro.pb l\ . rilto OTJX-LOB ] IT teTjiic BUT AND sui niiMiT , > ! > < 1 > for iblnictiot | r > toie , lur.ol U , > frill < Mftkxii , llllof tr , lj , Hlld , Noolh. lot , Innlliuoui Corrrili of KltelrltllT throorh ll UkAK PAIITH rtlliuluf Ibiu la IIXiLTII mil 11,011111 H DTRKNUl II. Klfrlrlc lurrti , ! Ptll UiUMllr , or Torfcll S UU la ca b , OILT i J Hi p urr Co < | , l n 1 1. nit up. VI oril t.itl I'tr- H&aRllr I ir l In thru njoDtha. hcilta [ nurblfl I r i. FAT LADIES I HwluceIHloiapoundiicr | I \month \ ti } the ( cicnllllo up I Ipllcuttan of herbal rcnio F /die * mat act In litniioujr with niiluro In removing tlio cuiua of thu ucumulilionor , v Tat , without In v iirliiK iKulth suHUrvlntr , no irfrlmcht. but on actual idJntlflo fact , iltmontritcil bcjonil tlip q'l' tlonof a ctuilM , I IfiYlloliiTr-llKallon 'I ho tiratmrr.t oiolirrity PiiurfJl il ) l wclilnitl.rheuinivtum nrrvom kldnry hlotxl uli 1 ikln ill tw. a tpwUllj NrnicrLY UohribicvTUL. AiMifiiMHlththree ic ntunin forclmi Ura.Dr. o. n. r. Bxrniiit , soitoi , siSbtta ( x.iU'no , nl VsufferliiK fnim olTucts ' of Lost Manhood , Youthful Km > , linputcney and UlKuuitiHiif Men can Ijo cured I'lTiiiancntljr ami prlrutcly br our Svzunl hpu- cltlc Bent br in 1111 ft r II Hook m-ni ix'nlcMli tur lamp Ileacun Mtjilkul CvaJiiduj , 157 Wii Uiugluu RRILWRYTIMEGflRD l * Tet TlWAto. IlUnUSCVro.Nr A V . Arrlrw jUntftln ' Ik'pot 10th nml Mn'on ulreely I 4 .10 | > ni Chlcniro Kiprt i j fls it m B4n m' ' ChlrniKi K pre . . . . HM p m IMS p m . Clilriuro Ktpro . I'ftO n m ( IJO p ml . Inwn Uieal except Sunday JllIW it m IIITP < fmMlUMu'lO.V A MO HIVKll l Arrlvo'i Uninlin I IH'pot loth nml At vm Mret't * . I Oinalift. \om \ n m . .Denver Pny Impres 4 < & p n\ \ 1003 n m . . Jh'nver Kinrt'M 0.11 | i m C ia | > in . .IK'nver Nlk'lit Kprei < 9M n m Ji-W n in . Lincoln urn p 111 Onlnhn. Depot 10th nml Mason mroelv Onmha. V V > n in KnnsnsClty Day Ktiress | ( ! 10 p m n It p m K ( ' Nluht Kin. Tin U. P Trans. no n m j Arrltoi" Uninhn. Doput 10th ami Marcy trecl . I Omaha. 1 II p m Ororlnnd Kly r. A ) p m T..V ) p m . .1'nclllo Ktprcu. . 715 n m 10 ID A m .Denver llipross. 4 SO p m 4 45 p in Oritnd Inland Kxp ( except Sun ' U IS p m 5 00 n in . . . _ .KniiKiu " - " - 13 OS n in jUniaha. | tM\depot _ , iotl'i it'nd Mjirrr St . | Omaha. , (11.15 p in Nlnlit Kiprcs . . . .7..IIOOA n m IMS n m Atlantic Kiprcsj tf.'lfl p m 4.15 p in ; t. i.Vfstltnilo Limited , . . ! ju < 5nm leaven lOini'AflO A NOUTHWI5STKH5I"pirrlTrr jjnmha. It'J' . depot , lothjuid Marcy St I Oiunlm U15 n in ! Cblcaiio Kxprpss . . . .T 820 p m 4,10 pm Vcstlbulo I.lmltud . . . . UK ) n m 0.15 p in ll.T. ex Mat ) Mnll ( Ar oMen > T.W n m DJO p nil . . , Kaitorn Flyer Z 15 p It ) T5ft TciiTCATnr Mnvm w I'AtnJ Omaha I U. I * depot , lUlli nnd Marcr Sts | IMS n m .CliTcavu MaiHoirepfSiinday ) " I "tTtt p m ( SU ) p in | . . .Chlcniro Kxpross . . u i.'i n m li.TO p ml Chl ano Kinross , , | KiO p m " " " " "Leaves""IMAllA ! A ST LOlMff.f Arrives _ Omaha. , II 1' . depot , 10th nnd Mnrcy SI * I Omaha. 4 M p in St. Louis Ciuimiu Unit T LI2 it ) p m Teav I SIOl'.X riTV * I'At'U'ir I Arrives" Jm ) lm. ItM'jli'pot. Will and Mnrcy fit * | * Omnhn 7 15 a in ! . . . . Sioux CUT I'assciujer . . 11005 p m Ji.1.1 , p ml St I'mil Kyirens iA'aeVi 3io0.v tiTVx VAfiKir _ ( ) _ _ [ _ _ > oipt | Ifttn and Webster Sis. _ | Omalia. It 4S ji. niL " _ . St I'mil Limited . . . | _ V.Unui Leaven j K.I ! . * Mo VAU.tfV'- Arrlvm" Omaha I lpMiM' | > tli nnd Wetxtor St _ Onuliit. T'UI ' n m . Illnclc Mills Ktprrns ft SU p m I'lt ' ) n m .IlnstliiKi Kxp. ( lit. Stindnr ) ft ' .M p m & 10 p in .Wnhoo A Llnroln l'nxii > nii'r II.11 ) n in 10 p ni . \utk A Nnrfulk l Kx Smulnjr ) 10 U n m IxMlMM I' , . ST I' . .M A O " I Artlvt" , Oninlin _ Jlopnl IStli mid Wclistcr Sta I Onmlia " H.Hfa m Slmix City ArcdiuiiKidntlon "lioft p m 1 00 p in .SlonjiClty Kiprps ( | { < . Sun > I IK ) p in 'J 4' > p m . St I'mil Limited , ! > Xi n m _ & _ 15 n m llaneoft I'nsnoiiKer ( llx Sim ) ) K l" > n m Lca et I MISSOl'llI I'ACIKIC. I Arrlvoi Omaha. | _ Depot lltli nnd Weti'icr St . | Onmlm. 10 10 n mf St IxuN A. K C. KxpFi'MTTl t'K ) P m _ ll.l.'i p ml . M Ixmli .V K C Kxpres * j C , ai n m UNION 1'ACIKIC SUlllllllAN TllA NS Thcso Ir.-ilns nlsu rtnp nt mill , IJtli , SOtli nnd Sltli ftrcets , Siiinmlt and Savld o Cro' lntf. 'Wurklnz- mon'a iralni do not run Sundny , flllOAfiO. II. I . Arrives i Trnnsfer Union Depot. Council lllull < Trnii'for | ii.M p in Nluht ixpr : ii II . < S n in a 0 n 111 Atlantic Kxpri'is 'i.V > p in 5 00 p in . . .VCHllhnlu Limited IU .HO 11 ni Leaven ICIIIOAdO A NOimiWKSTKll.N Trnntrurl Union Dupot , Connrll llliiITs Tra nsfer "iMOnTiir ChlcnKO IJxprusn . . . C ( p m ftUO p n Vcstlbulo Limited . . . . t > . ' ) u in 10(10 ( p .11 . . . .Ilnstcrn Flyer . . . . 200 p m BUI p ml Atlantic Mnll 7. ) n in C'lIUAil ( ) , MIL , V hT PAUL LArrhcn Trnnifer _ l nloii Deiiot. Council lllnlln iTrnnnfor ' ! ' . ) n ni clilcnK" Mnll ( cvicpi hiindny ) I A.Ill p in r.iu p in ChlcnKO KxpruHs. . , . ! i 1.1 n m 10 III p III Clilr.iirii KxprcsH . _ . . J 200 p in Ieave " i { T\ST 301 : AT. n : Trnnifer _ UiilmM > epot. t'liiiiiclMJliiffi 1007 it ml .KIIIISIH City Day lixpresn . . .I ft.41 p in luaj p ml Knn n Clt ) .Nliiht Kxprus' _ .JJ'20 a m Leaves I "OMAllAA ST LOUIS. " " fAm\i'i Union lent. ) | Council UlutTn. jTruinfer ftlHrirnTl . * l Tiiul Canon HaTl 11215 p in "Leaven ICHICAliO , Hl'HL N' A OUl.NCV | Arrives Transfer ! Union Depot , Ciiunell llliilts i'1'rnnnfer ! MO n in ClikiiKu ixpre : H . . . I 1,20 p m 10UU p m ChlcuKO L'fprcsii V40 u. in 7..tOjim . . . . . .Crcston l tcal . _ . . . 111.20 n lu Leaves " Transfcrl _ _ . . .Sioux CUT Aecommoilntlon .St. I'mil HxprcHs UISSOUHI 1'ACIKIC BUIIUHIIAN TUAIN8. Knatvard. ALLAN LINEOCEAN STEAMERS Passage ta nndlrom Great Britain and an parts of Europe. Montreal-Liverpool route , by the waters of St. Lawrence , shortest olall. UU "ow to Houtoi ) , to I'hllnilolphln. Liverpool to and from Dnltlmorp. Thirty Htoamors. C'lnns oxcclslor. Accoiamodatlons unsuriiaaeed. Weekly sailings. AMVV ! & . ! < > . , Oon Wc t. AR'ta. C. J. Sundell , utn. r. 113 La Hallo St. , Chicago , ui. GLASGOW , LONDONDERRY , BELFAST DUBLIN , LIVERPOOL & LONDON. KHOM NEW YOUK EVKIIY THOltSDAr. Cabin Pattage $35 to $50 , according to location ol stateroom. Excursion $65 to $95. BteernRo to nnd trnm Iluriipoat I/jwctt Hates. AUSTIII BALDWIN & CO. , General Agenli. C3 Oroadway , NEW YORK. Jnn , lllccpii. Ocnoral WeMiTii Accnt , 104 Itaiulolpli ntrcctL'liIciiKO. lluiry H. .Mouiua TllOB t Illlllli. NEW YORK , LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW. DDVOVIA May ,11. I AN ( IIOItIA Juno 14 UUCASHIA , J n no 7 | KTlllOfJA , limn 21. Now York , Qiiconstown anil Liverpool , Tim Celuhrntod I Muy , il t CITOK HOMK I JunoSth .Inly''i.th. SALOON , SECOND-CLASS AND STEERAOE rulfit on ICMcU li'iinit lu anil frnm the iirlmliiitl SCOTCH. [ NCII3H , IDISH HD ILL COK1IREB1H f'OIMJ. ' tUciiriluntUktU ltducril , mmlo avallujila to ruturn lij tlthrrthrilrturii"iuu'ltilt > KlvrrilmirNorlh or honlh or Inland NAilr | orllbinliar CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT AND DRAFTS at InutBt ctirnnt rnlei Aiiplv ti > any of our local KOMI. , or to HENDERSON BROS , , ChlCORO. I.ocal Anunln ntOin.iha Hurry K Monrc , t'liarlcg MuresV I'1 Vulll , 11 1' Deuel , CltUuu't llaiik , Otto Wolf NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT. Fpfclflo for Hytterla , Dliilncn Rli , IfvuralrU , W k - fulnuM. > lental lHprci lon , NofttnliiK of the lirnln rt- lultlni ; In in/anlly nnd leactlnir to inlncry ilorar and ut lli , I'rcinaiuro Olil Ag * * , li rreitn- I.OM of 1'ower Inilthor MX , Involuntarl.osneg , and Npermatorrtrrft caiKwl liy ovur-cioittoA of lb hraln , > elf ahu > or vver liiJ'i'fi'Mco ' ' Lath box cormlnionumontU'n trtau nifnt. tlahoi. or ill for I ) , tnt by mailprrpaM Wllli rarn order for tli bonri , will ipii.l punbaier truaranu to rnfund taunry If tha trpMlnieul fall * to cur li i- unlrbr OOPOMAN DHUC1 CO . 1110 I-'uruum Street , finaUa , Nob. NEBRASKA National Bank U. 8. DKPOSITOUY. OMAHA. MKB. Capital , . . . l 4OOOO& Surplus Jnn. 1st , 1800 , - 07,00 $ OCB r and Directors IInry W Tal , prpilittnll " -id , vlcdr tldinlj Jaraci W Haia l W > . ohnH. Collln i II. 0. Cuthlnd J , H , B k | W. II 8 Hugh.i , raiblar. THIS IRON BANK. Corner lth and Karnam Btrf ttt. A General Hnntdn t inliie Transacted. National Bank Capital , - $4OOOOO Surplus , 4O.OOO Offlf < > r ami nirctorn M Mor cnmn , O .M , Illtfhrock , Jotepli ( Inrnrnu , Jr , A llrnrr , K M. Anilrnon , William ( I. MMII , tlrr-rrelilcnl U n * Wllllnmr A 1 * Hoiikln * , rrctl.lrnl . A .Mllll r4t cimhlcri K II llrnnl , nuililnnt cn hl < > r Omaha Manufacturers , Hoots and Hhorn. KIRKENDALL , JONK8 Sc CO. , Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoe * incuts for lloiton Itubbnr Shoo Co . 1107 , 1104 and 11 llarncy Street , Omaha , Neb llroworw. BTORZ ft ILKIl , Lager Ilccr Brewers , 1M1 Ncrth IPth Street , Omnlin , Neb , Cornice. EAQL.E COHNICE WOUKS , Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Comic * Window cnps nml uicti\llc kTll ( < lit < Je.hn KiK liriU'rlclor ' lOSnn.t 111) ) Smith loth utrrrt A. HO3PE , Jr. , Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs , 1513 DouKlaa Btref t , Omnlm. Neb Coal , Coke , Kto. OMAHA COAL , COKE AND LIME CO. , Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. B. li. Cor 16th and Pouiilns Streets , Omnlm Neb. NEBRASKA FUElTcO. , Shippers of Coal and Coke , 214 South 13th Street , Omaha , Neb DEAN , ARMSTRONG ff CO. , Wholesale Cigars. 402 N Idth Hlrcct "Hello ! " 1419. Dry Gooilti and Notions. M. E ! SMITlffe'cO. , * Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notion ! Comer Uth nnd Howard Strouti KILPATHICK-KOCH DRY QOOD9 CO./ ' Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods , Cents'KurnlBhlmtCoodi ) Corner lllh and lluriiol Streets. Ouinlia , Neb DEWEY & STONE , Wholesale Dealers in Furniture , Knrnnm Street Omnhn , Nctr.inkiv. CHARLKS SHIVEUICK , Furnidire. Onintut , NcbriibUa. Grocoi'losj. McCOUD , HUADY & CO , Wholesale Grocers , 13th nml J.onvenwortli Blrcets , Omnhn , Netirn kn. lainiber , Kto. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , Wholesale Lumber , Etc. , Etc. Imported nnrt Amerlean Portland "imont StntJ agent for Mllwnukee Hrilrnullo Ccuicnt , anil Qulncy Whlto l.luae. . CIIAS. K. LEE , Dealer in Hardwood Lumber. Wood carpets and parquet flcorlnn. Oth itui btrcots , Omubn , Nebraska , FHED W. Q-HfilY , Lumber Lime Cement Etc. Etc , , , . , , Corner Uth nml Douglna Streets , Omnlm. Millinery and Notions. L'OBERKELDER , & co. , / Importers and Jobbers in Millinery , ' 203 , 210 nnd 212 South lltli ttroot. Notions : J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. , . Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods 1124 llarncy ttrect. Omaha. Oils. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. , Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils Axle itrcage , etc. , Oinalia A 11 llitliop. Manager. } I'njiur. J. CARPENTER PAPER CO. , Wholesale Paper Dealers. Carry a nice stock of printing , wrapping nnd wrltlil paper Hpoclnl atluntlon Klvun to card pnpcr Knft'H , Ktu. A. L. DEANE & CO. , ( Jcnernl Agents for Halls' Safes , RI and 323 South 10th St , Omaha. ToyH , Kto. H. HARDY & CO. , Jobbers of Dolls Albums Goods Toys , , , Fancy , llouie FurnlnliInK ( Joodi , Clilldren's Cnrrlanci 19 ( nrnnm Blrei't , Onmlm , Neb. AVnlrr Kiiill | | U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. , Steam and Water Supplies , . Hallldnr wind mill * 1116 and VM Jones it , OrnahB. U K lion , Acting .MnnnKor. Iron WorkH. PAXTON ic VIERLINO IRON WORKS , Wrought and Cast Iron Building \\orlj \ \ Kuglnen , brnm work , gcnoral foundry , inatlilno an blacksmith work ontio anil worts , U 1 * ' liy nnd 17th street , Omaha OMAHA SAFE ic IRON WORKS , Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar Proof Sa Vaults , Jail work , Iron shutters and tire enci (1 Androeu .prop'r Cor. lull and Jackson Hts KUHI | , Doorn , l't M. A. UIS1JROW U CO. , \VUolcialo mttnufacttireri of Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings , Ilranch ofllce , 12th and linrd itrecti , Ouiahn Qout.li UNION STOCIC YARDS CO. , Of South Omaha , Limited , OILBI3RT Taxidermists Blieclinnu can lie i nt < mfelr B mall or eiiircn bcuO fur i > fUu , buj Ktli Blroot. OuAlio. . JOSEPH GILLOTT'S ' STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889 , THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
