Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 14, 1879, Page 3

THE DAILY BEE. ___ WAHA PUBLISHING CO., PROPRIETORS. § Parnham, bet. 9th and 10th Streets. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. OMAHA & NOXTHWESTERN AND SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC EAILROADS. BROWN COTTONS. Indian Head. ... Oarbon OIl, 1.10, per gallon, 14, t Otl, 175°, per gallon, 28, Oil—raw, 60; boiled, 63. Lard Oil—xtra, 70; No. 1, 65. around the country painting Latin | mottoes and moral precepts and bursts of poetry on the rocks and trees, among others, are the follow- ing gems which have come down to our day: ““Takibus liverimus correctore for “Nox populi pro Bolus's corn pilas- ter est.” “Gissipius W. Achates, ear and lung doctor.” ““Chew only optimus nave plug, ten cents a hunc.” ‘em is most vigorously observed by the man who kicks the hat full of bricks. mon No. 1, §2.00. ‘Lath, per thousand, §5.0. Picketa—D & H, per hundred, §2.50; square, it a few years it had to be changed on account of the weather. the beast enough liberty to admit the buyer judging of him. Every pen has room for 100 head. The sheep pens are also open, and hold in the aggregate 50,000 head. The pens for calves are raised above the level together with the other given. The alley-ways, pens and causeways are floored with granite blocks. ~ There are four hotels, one on every corner of the space occupied by the market. The hotel, the Black postoffice. The sanitary laws are rig- 1dly enforced. The market is swept out and flushed every day after busi- poiuted end of a pole-ax stuns the beast, the butcher then inserts the of the yards, and are sheltered by | | GRAND LODGE OF NEBRASKA. MW, EK_Valenth B W. Jas A Tul W. Jas R Cain, F. Warren, G. 3. CAPITOL LODGE, No. 3, A. F. & A. M. Chartered 1857. K. Jackson, W.M; C. S Chase, §. WM. Hellman, Treas.; W, Meets first Monday in each month. COVERT LODGE, No. 11, A. F. & A. M. Chartered 15%6. G Chap, Fuirmont. GRAND ENCAMPMENT. H J Hudson, M W G P, Columbus; E A Mor- ANCIENT, FREE AND ACCEPTFD 'MASONS, OMAHA TEMPLE OF HONOR AND TEMPER- ANCE, NO. 24, Instituted October 2ith, 1573, by General Adna H Bowen, of Junjpta, ., G W CT, and Ma- o D Wheser G ity % cersT'A Wik, W C T G T Kennedy, VT TS P g H L Ken' Markell G W V T, Riverton; Kearney; Yiss Eva Ransom, G W T, Sulem; W F Warren, G W ¢, Nebra-ka City; A J M, Brownville; J S Dick, A G %, Crete F G Keene, G WS, 3 as Vel lié D Babeock.'G D M Juniata; Miss Eila Sutton, GG, Crete: W H Rood G S; North Loup; Mrs Aiice A White, GSJT. Juniata; J M Yearn. shaw, PG W C T, Lineoln, ellie unson. W Go M Walk OMAHA SPORTSMAN'S CLUB. President; Wm Pro. ton, Treasu- A\BENSON'S CAPCIN POROUS PLASTE A WONDERFUL REMEDT. perior toall ather extrnal rem very way ics, including liniments sud_the so-calleof kidneys, whooptug-cough. the hear:, and all ills for whiel) s are used, it is smp finown remedy. Ask for [Porvas Plaster and take ao othe | Druggists. Price 2 cents. Sent on re] Pt of price,by Seabury & Jonnson. 21 Plais t.. New York. Sold by C. F. GOODMAN | Louisviile, 7:45 p. m., sounecting with trains fo’ - No. ¢4 Loaven Peoria :15 2 m ; Bloomington 11:10 % m ; Chiampaign 105 p m; Dan MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. T | IETIES. Temperance Societies. ‘THE BOOKWALTER ENCINE 'EFFCTIVE, SIMPLE, 0 passengers choice of routes. Close connections made by No. 4 and 6 at Danville, reaching Terre tiaitte, Vincenues and Evansvilie, and by No. 61 URABLE AND CHEAP z0pg 1 year, in advance (postpaid). = = i3 | ver M. Enlow, G.’ nedy, W e e the Bloodibua. .| roofs the sides being open. _There is | 5500 'S Gmai nely, WD: Bank W tile wA B; NG B | B topiinces T contane new e - — - = Fancy. “‘Dulee et ducoram est to take ‘rye %mm, yet again, for 1,600 -wlme.raxw Plstel . oo, B Francs, G, 0, W. D. Jones, WO B~ ® cinalslements, which. In combisstion with TIME TABLES, allory,pinkor parp and rock’ in the Chese acimals remain under shelter. | & W. I C Rider, (& D G M) . L Crete! | Mieets in Clark's Hall, Fouricenth and Dodge | [rich=r, tomesses the most extraordinar, 5 BLEAG “Honey, tar, rumque cano, for colds | Four thousard hoad of ~horned | P &b piiiemmmihs W . & Sy, | “*ove Woinewday evening,a 730, ey e ey Over 1,000 in Successful Operation, and coughs.” cattle have room at one time, | Jr.G.J. D., Junita; Bro. Jobn MeClelan, G.T | (JRAND LODGE OF GOOD TEMFLALS, | Blity will contim the sbove statement. For numbers | Lineen; WA, G W6 Tocumeéhs s oue & | B T A SOLD BY G. W. LININGER & €O, OMAHA, NEBRASK A [ e o Whisky, 135;| “In hoo cough syrup vinces. ~Sign | Bull, kept by the widow Davis, ap-| offees—chrie Hartman, W, My Jumes sor. | 4 RGN CT Lin, | § 0 ¥ Go0DN A iller's Bourbon Whisky, 1.50; ly, very fine, ig mortar.” ite. ington | ris, S. W.; Jis. 8. France, 0, 3 L0.G.T. N mav - Yoo o o tae LS00 13; oy | O e big mortar.” 1 | pears to bo the favoriie. Ialington | fe. s % coutant, fecs 13 memias: | Chrtred Oiater 18 5 ) 100 per cent., 1.50@5.00; Holland Gin, 90 per Ty Brown's magic lotion for | Market is most easy of access. Meets second Wedn-sday in eacn month. ficors—Chas P Edwarde. W C T: Adda F Ken- cont., 1.50; s, tixed Jamaica, 100 per cent., | freckles.” wayt, omnibuses and railways lead to | “SI. JORNS LODGE, No. 3, A F. § A, | noly W'V T GroShielin ¥ 8 it Han — | Lodem per i; New Engin, Bum 2251 | Now, thousands of people used to [ it from all directions. A scrong pali- | SMESLIR 0 G 5w b | 6T Koy W o s W T — .50 per case in 100 case lots ; Champagnes, pintsin | read these things, and they actually | sade of wrought iron surrounds these | Van Deusen, J. W.; Jro. G. Jacobs, . 3. | Phelps, D W; Tia Lang, W1 G: W Bay, WOG TAKE THE D, % 000 0; ot Wine, pe 2, 5508 | believed them and tried them on. | yards, the entrances of which aro | Fini Secs Chs embers. Mects st Thirsay | duioia Moyl RIS Liki heurd LES; 4 = I B N ¥ S ey 120 Sherries £ 0@10.%0: | They all died miserably, and were | wide and handsomely ornamented 'ONAHA CHAPTER, No. 1, R A. M. ST i WAL i Ko Guitiness® Dublin Stout, 2.7 called among men, ““April's fools.” | with bulls’ heads. In the centro of hert, 1L P . Stovenaon, K.; | EVEVING STAR LODGE, N0: 142, 10G T ROoUTH. OILS. This is the origin of a custom that has | this market is a building for bank and S Flmes rameUeh 0. | o T e NQ, 2 Leaves Champaisn 6008 m; Daavilic - lasted even unto our time. The cussed | market offices; also a telegraph and Meets first Tueaday [ inz. W V T: Hattie E Follmshes W B Sec e % T30 m; Arrives at Indianspolis 1100 < oy i 2 420 p w; Dayton 455 p m, m Bonzine, 5, > Tarpestine, 38, The motto of Aprilis “Dum eripuit, | ness hours. On Friday thero is a n, B o Chton £ g RN MRt | W Viegnls lubriatiag OL %0 o5 | erump,” which means “Do not go out | market for horses, ponies aud don- 5T CALYARY COMMANDERY, FECLIAAS % i e o il 8 Soatatoot, 0; Sweet 01l, 130 Spenm; 2004 | of the house without an ulster, a dus- | keys; also for wmiscellaneous articles, [ N KT vning, ~l'ter's Tal, 16th aud 0.1l Vhceiing 7535 o m: bita ang 750 S TS e | whale, 80} 60 ter, a chest protector and a palm leaf | where those who will can buy any- [ BRSOy \y o sis s, wonen, | o FORESTLODGE, Xo 135 10GT - o priery LUMBER. fan.” thing from a pin to a steam plow. | gr = S Jie & Pranee, & 0. S Byvon Stan' | CTeer B ) ey PANCE T Bk, W e Ko ot | Jolst, And Sili, 20 foot and ander, per | . It is & month devoted to and by the | Close to the live stock yards is|jery, P Sir ¢, Harema, Tress; Sir Wi Arihar Dewitt, W FS; ¥a A Black, W T: | 1945 am: outon 540 8 sn- But e alht. ok amdays Exoeptes. | sSmdays Ex: - | 1000 feot, $19. 20 toat, ach additlona | immortal gods set apart for weather, | what Britons call a lairage, whero | VESTA CHAPTEW, vo. 6, ORDER OF THE | oha Trimner, WG, dohn O'Rrien, WL Wilic e p CHICAGU, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC, "";nrgn“@,-,fl"‘,-o”w_ No 3, §18.00; Nos,s1g | 80 sometimes i a good April, that | weary beasts are rested, and where [ EASTERN STAR | Giurs Fulimer. W1G: D Begley, WAS; Mis e e T el HOA0 P m | e ot contaon, §30.00; 2 corazab, $15.00, | understand its business and can get | herds and flocks are eollected to await | w5 ivi Pavis, W o 1 ;[ o WS S 15 e’ W pign daye Excepted. |, Biock Boards—*A," 10 and 13 Inchcs, 40.00: | up and bristle around, there are eight | market days.. This lairage is shelter- | Connor. A. M; Edwin Davis, Troasurer J. 8. | 5 3 A Trimmner, Lodge 1 paty, Membern - Covas | omcito s NortwETmRy, | B 10 1f taole, #0003 G+ 10'ad 1 | oB GUE T S ML G ™| &d and subdivided, and provender can | Bruner, sécrtary; M. & & Gibson, Conduc “OMAHA RED R BBON CLUB. B p g Y b e -~ -t | i io0a B | Fin Cloar, 1, 14, 1 and 2 tnch. $50.00 The jowel of April is the sardonyx, | be had at fair rates. In compliance " gt v i | BT W Sundags Escopted. T Y e and it is said by people who have stud- | with a recent act_of Purliament, spa- | Independent Order of Odd | Oficcn W . Peabody, Prodent; W F | JOGERNS TS0 & o) JNOv CCrs T0se £ KANSAS CITY, ST. JOE & COUNGIL BLUFFS. | 0 Clont L el SO0 o 096,005 Ne. 8, | ied meteorology ever since the time of | cious slaughter-houses have been onawp L CHOWS. a s © 3ot Bne, Socyi 8 B ik, | #40m: Botan 10 4 LI AN Augustus to be the sardonickestmonth | srected adjoining the live-stock yurds. | p i SR 608 bout 6 & Speie, | T gaciers W Eecklor Chapain | Kol e lering s it i rooms Yo 1 Gallue 8, 4000 N % BB o | i the wholo lot. The Fourth of July | The animals are slaughtsred in a muat | w b Cumive: AT Guon' & W, 016’ | 0500 T s ot v R L g o Suingles—*'A,"§8.00; exira No. 1, $.60; com- | used to be April, but after they tried | merciful manner; one blow from the | 7MW, Tua TR0 o LU0 h vl e i, slepacs 6 A Pl Sanectine 235p m. " 3 s per hundred, §2.50. Perhaps, however, in the whole his- | point of the lance into the pith (ana- | . \EG H'P, Lincol: L Levi, R WGSW, [ _FIELD SPORTSMEN'S CLUB OF OMAHA. T ayiaee, LGS Bt Te Waraae Tl o W a——— 10,8 Battem par il toc, 1 oot romsts | g H% N Yhe beat thing that | tomically spesking, severs the spinal S G O e S PR | G Pl A Wor, S | it Eoere ™ Omatia (V) : Keamny Juncgn — ever happened in April happened in | cord), then one gash severs the great) RY'Gir’ e 1t ¥ Ford, R W G K, Lincoln: STANDARD CLUB. and rutcite Tl enstorn ‘citice 08 a6, quick Pattmouth 10:55m | Pltismouth .. 8 p @ PAINTS, our house. It is just two years old glnmdfven,mn;lfmg throat. The bls_ad OPSinight, G 5 Omaba "o " Mesta overy 20 Sunday in sach mon'h, North- | dme, % its compotlions withou . execmty earnzy J 9:05 p m | Omaba. 30 pm | White strictly ure, § 65; 8 Freach | this week, and can create a panic at [ flows freely; there is no pain, no dis- ) 3 , 1L.0.O.F. west cor. and Farnbam. , and with the advantage of the finest sty Zince 144s ¥ e, h © E 1 . Chartered November 1855. M Goldsmith, President; Julius Meyer, Vice | of Through Cars in the West RV A LUEY RAtOWAY. N N it 28 | hig “pa’s’” desk among the manuscript | coloration, leath having been instan- | “SRCT NS B x o) win stubt, G; | presissnte - Adier Tressarer Henrs Bawt 12 “iN0 W BROWN Hastings (¥) § 05 am. ) Bloomington (ar) ' d that can’t be excelled by | taneous. E G Ryley, Sec'y; C C Housel, Treas; Alvin Meta- | Sec'y. Trustoes—Philip Gottheimer, L Brash. | Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent, Indianapolis, In AN [k GLASS! and papers that can't’ be excelled by - 3 Bloomington 1:35 p m | Hast thy Dot elfets ot bin ssial aadalh ler, P. G, Membership 134. Meets every Friday 'OMAHA TURNVEREIY, W.N. JARVIS, Gen. Agt. > 100X cITY &5, P o7 ndow Glass, 80, 10 and § per cso. discount T A e e == grening in 0dd Folows Hall, comer Uth 80d | oot January %, STl members and St _ Burlingt : o H.-P. Engine and Boller, Complete, $240. Lo am = arley. B 35 pupil 1 r ) == e — e Easley : ALLEMASNEN LODGE, N0. 8, 1.0.0,F. | oours phi,_Andrt, brasdent; o netn- | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC H - - - e ==y OMANA BRIDGE TRANSFER. LEATHER, There may be some apparent dis- | , The lprger yield of barley is more | Chartersd March 1884, ' o L o | dortl, Vice President: Geo. Anthes It Tarmwart 3 . 340, i ! Best Siaaghter Sole, 29@2; Bost Onk, 88 2 . apparent dis | favorat® for its produgtion than [ 5 offwrs, G pel, X O: Poter, Clamers Y5 | iarmann, a1 Turuwa.t; K. Schuetaberger Axp Manufactured by JAMES LEFFEL&C0., SPRINGFIELD,O. Loave Omaba, duly: 34 1, 90 m, 10a.m., | Frouch Kips 126@L3; French oul lsdng | SFOPLLCIOn 1%, Che SPONIEE POTHON O | wheat, but, like wheat, it will not | ius Thicle Treas Otto Wieck: PG. Member | L0 o Bmser 31, Secvi % S Rnaih | 4 Pyl & 8 v maylodswt T00 b m., 3 p.m, 3 . iy S m. | Draads, L0GL10; Domestic Kipe, a5@1.00; Do- | the historical part of this sketch of | 106 Par G LAYl Climates. | ship 0. Meotsevery Wedneadsy ovening in Odd [ it A Cahn, H. Dilman and B AL Mobr, . Pau loux Uity |————— mestic Cuts W0aL'SS; apper, pertooh 0 | April, It is, however, a sufficient an- el Follows Hall: corver Lath and Dodis streets. e i i - o B ooty Hiati'os: Fovsisom, | swer to any objections that may be | But fariers by excerimenting with | =~ $TaTE LODGE, NO. 10, 1 0.0.F- Oficrs—Jacoly Houck, Presldent; C. Kuester RAILROADS. o im0 Morocs (oo et s 4% | raiacd o sy that, we believe what wo | barley upon their farms can ensily s | Ctterst Mol BT 6, s sene v0; | 9160 it M e, S © Brwadt | The 01d Reliable Sions City Routel 2 ve k14, 835 Boot | have written concerning this month, [ Pertain if thov can grow. it. EB Weist, Secy; M Goldanith, Treas Mem- | 0l (Rar pioieess P 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE ! bership 157. Mects every Monday evening in 0dd Fellows Hall, cor 14th and Dode_sts. BEACON LODGE, NO. 20, L. 0, 0. F. ve kid, 835, Book ley, the soil should be in good culti- vation, but not too rich. ~Much of e R B 1ts history and traditions, and if we Meets in Dansh Pronser Tt orcanized octo- | FTOM Couneil Bluffs to Leave Council Bluffs:—¥:40 ». m., 7:50 p. m., S WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CEOCRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL 828 — believe it, anybody can. : to HIDES. our Western soil is well adapted to | chartoia Dot e 21, 4710 members: st e P y Gresn Hides, por B 5 Oreen Oured Hides, 8; A Rabbic Nuisance, barley. Qo L1 Mctihanor, X.0: Frunk EVETX | cashiers John Ol seommtarss” N F Joooon; | DETNINELA POLXSS, e e e COMMERCIAL. o Bla S0t 3 Tallow. e B8, | Tho Sydney (Austrailia) Herald de- S B b O s | e N ORSMENT S0CTETY DOEUTEL Y ~ . O e 2"t | Orgasined Janpery, 1670 OR BISMARCE, 14th'and Doge streets. And all points in Northern [owa, Minnesota. and Owania, Neb., April 4. votes an article to two nuisances from | Cor. Country Gentlenia:. i Dod, B rpniaed e 1535 FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. OUGHT TO BE ENCOURAGED.~ | Which Austrailia is suffering—the | The best bean soil is & mellow clay [ cyar o poiat Ey Gy T ENT: SO Vicn beesilonts Tt Larscn Treacs Job ta Dekota, “Thi e e Sl i e I 00 its. 7 o cors—W W Bingham, € P nville, | Cor Sec; B F Madsen, Rac Sec; prov. oghouse Automatic Air Brakes an kangaroos and the rabbita. Tn 1874, | or sandy loam. _Prepare the land as | Oficin W W ibsiam, © B B W il | CorSec B P ien e iy The following table shows the receipts pow THE CHEVENNESE ENTERTAINED for corn, fitted in the nicest manner. | % X Olsen, C Hempel, Plant then days or two weeks after tees— Chas Rasmuseen, C C Thrane. Membership 120. n Christoffersen Treas. Memler- SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT a gentleman in Victoria, desirous of . Meets 1st and 3d_ Thursday evenings in B for the24howss | yyp privcE OF THE TRIBE OF [ sport, turned out four couples of rab- - is unsurpassed. Elegant Drawing Room and ending April 12, 1879: 1 aaka bits, and already their progeny may | planting corn. Marrow beans require | sch month, 0dd Fellows Hall, comer 14tk and | Meets every Saturiay ot Turme Halle, B it St Vi W ot fs— bo numbered by millions. They have | ono and one-cighth bushols secd per | ™ SGVENtxT pEGREE LODGE, N0. 1. | organtact Febrons 51 150 b 35 mermbers | F22%, Fu Pizonst, Withont G, hetwaen ‘meets first Sunday in each menth, corner of 17th | and S, Paul. Teains laes dhe B Cbams % 19 | Che yenne Sun. PRy 0 SR Merchandise 19 cars, coal 15, lnmber 12, | Cheyeane Su within this short pericd done much | acre; mediums, three-fourths of a iroad i p o7l |~ “You keep a very fine house he : flo/muc furaceen meats it Sunday i oach menth, comer railroad iron 28, railroad ties 7, lime 1, ore | ., O, <" Sib azmh_mmg m‘:g: toward desolating two of the finestdis- | bushel; pea beans, one half bushel; | | fiters i & K od Doglas st OffceroRev O Srenebeut | Transter Depot st Counell Bufis at 515 pr m. 1, hoza 3, iron 1. rye 1, insulators 1, corn | 3 MUCR K B SIS, D6 tricts ip Victoria,and theyhave spread | kidney, or other large beans, more in | Chas Siidgeiey Hocoter, Sccrstary: Anton Buwmeiscs, Troam- | rung Siows City at 10:20 p. m. ad St. Pani 1, wheat 7, furniture 1, rope 1, nails 1, ma- | % g ;‘:h“’be“: c\f ”P';P;‘;' over its limits into South Wales. All | proportion to size. 4 fair crop is |21 AstDDM; Emest Stult, Warden rer; John Frenzer, Librarian. R OU'I?S . : chinery 1, sugar 1, hoasehold goods 2. “‘h’:':“?:: ;.y ‘@ best Cheyenne hotels | efforts to. check the advance of the | twenty bushels per acre. P W SR e QAU GYMNASIOM CLUB. 22 TEN Omnll:;;L:;:uu OF ANY Y 2 g 5 g incach month 3 o : SR e SHIPMENTS. | “Yes, sir; wo endeavor to keep up [ b0t Plague has thus far, proved un- = P et President: J CCowin, Viea Presi- | Retuming, leave St. Paul at 330 p. m., arriv G Merchandise 12 cars, lumber 5, rags L, | ip 4o times,” replied the affabl iling. ~ Where the rabbit canno a > ley, Treas: A § Hntington, Sec. | ing at Sions City 446 . mh and Uniow Facife pieees vheels 1 s 1, eggs and butter 1, | i fho times, " roplicd the affable | fiud grass he can live on bushes, and ouOkapard’ 1 - Transter Depot, Council Blults, ot 9:50 3. m. e o il * proprietor, as he gazed comvlacently f o driven from one district he Young Men’s Christian ASSO-| garpe sure that your tickets read via “S. C. & ciation. PR R" F. C. HILLS, 20 Thursday evening Hall, corer 14th and hides 1, beer kegs L. upon the young man inscribing his au- has no difficulty in finding means - G Vatie y 2 i s Superintendant, Missouri Valiov, Towa. Total receipts 99 cars. Total shipments - tograph upon the register. P 5 ; of existence in another. All the best Dree strecs, ooms Comer 15th and Dodee. | p & ROBINSON, Ats's Gen'l Pass. Agent. Soars. 2 AW f“i“’“ "“;“f"}’b_)"gf'j'fl”liy°““fl maD | yyothods of killing him have been tried | drections are siictly o O FELLOWS PROTECTIVE ASSOCLATION [ ospypmn® o Pe" S8l from Sabamio| " "7 B OBRTAL . hrough shipments East: From Ne- “]‘l awn, ‘l.“l'b[u;n- e o i | —shooting, netting, blockiug the bur- | ton. Sugur coafed. Large boxes, containing 30 g OF OMAHA. Qilcers—tew W Pros e e ey foo 5, merchandiso 1, hidos L. Total, 9 Dest style. At e stme {ablo sal 4 | cuoqod; the rabbit has continued to | i manwiactiied ny ichols, Vice President; Charies Midgelay, Treas i tot a ey ATLANTIO & CT. WESTERE raench Qi cars. “;“u oA “l")' e l"l’"'l o ":i“ multiply. Unless immediate steps of | * wree; Jobm Gruves, Sccrctary. (Maots 1ob Wednee- || T Boxsd of Divestcre DeJ/ 0 Devlesclir s Lot S Y A oo fis Through shi ts west 78 cars, | Soitrnalut o thass thefm. g muan | A1iore Suergetis nabice axs taken_to n ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION. | in&: 3 G McKoon, John L McCague, CE Rey- RATITROAD, | e peso the ' & 141 | stamp thein ou, the southwestern dis- | ™30l st whilests by C. & a0, KL O] SEEENE 2 . R. GRALN. PO ed o ety Curig the | trict of New South Wales, says The | wud Keavard & Foryiho, Omaba (ppSdswly | oficers—Henry Balin, President; T J Staey, IS THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE W5 RAIN. gorging process ho was engazed in: | Forauy "l Donth CCeh SR T Sccretars: G © Housel, Troamarer. Mects last RAILROADS. N N s s WHEAT—No. 2, 66e; No. 8, 5803 re- | “Sets a fine lunch, don’t he—a fine | | "0/ 4" 0 W0t o estroyed. 8 Tt Everything Goes Wrong sm:;.:.) ne!nd;"l:\:ll:kr\“‘ S N ot Vi Tts main oo runa from Chicags to Counell Blufls | our Palace Cars iy o SMOKING SALOO: : gl o en- s 7y - : [n the bodilp mecha n whea the live out DD LOWS LiB] ¥ ASSOCTATION x . and_ Omaba, passin ~ it Chnn 0 | . o - ol YEORN o, 2, 19@20e, | table, gentlemen; he ought to bo et | Wimmera district of Vietoria stationa, | 3 ther L mei i Weerc ey "Ch ! | Ofcers—John Brans, Preidents & b Welt, P the Ores Brond Gengo Botobebwamm_ | (oll, Gttty 20 N mjaiine, Direogin: | Meemiicrn o Bridges Ses e ainkec: BARLEY— 96 gouraged; fine house, first-cluss e00k | which oefore their appearance support” | i of the ool imporicct Skt ey and toraai. ool viames, o0.” | GHICAGOXNORTHWESTERN | ma s Ao wormer | Sl S n Mol b Sl Siont) | Mmoo goa . RYE—No. 2, 2. o K atteactod attontiom and | ¢4 thousands of sheep. cannot now [ (o e RATLWAY, From Cincianati and Chicago to New ork, Bos | W ilioB Junction to Muscating, ‘Washington, Fair- | Tofon devots. T CATS—14@i7c for now; 3o for old, | His remar] attention,and | orrs one-quarter of the number, and | ; Stomach, Mitters, which o Knights of Pythias. AY, ton and all points in New Engiand. e aliatin, Cammeri. Leavenworin nd Atchison; | G i TN ANE A FOLE S Dewand limited; old oats ars sosrce. | all joined in his praises and commen- | F LSTICR T ) [ CL e (il | the biiary organ and regulates ta action. The g - —is THE— From New Vork to Chicag, Cloveland, Omaba, | \Wahingion {0 Sizourncy, Oskalooss aixd Knoxwiile Al dlvarsiag ines f0F ODUOE. “BROTISIONS, | Lo of the sumpiuras boasd spread | o 2L (OTIRE, VU0 030 |t R oSl el | | anax sovos op xemmasca Lorm g | o it Nt S | RS i B BRI | I v 8 Sremed o DUOE, | before them. After Glling himself as | neath the ribs and thruugh the shouidr-blade, | o Meyer, P G C, Lincoln; W_E Cepeland, G C, | BN TEEE ouls, Kanas Cits#and Polnt 1 | [niependenty Eidon. Oiemwn, ke ot | RN rwoon, with the Lake Shore & =1 P 8, | before the er Glling himself as | 5oy e T S e o st (Al | 0.0 ity X E G vetnch 40, L P e L TR Tl g K R and and Avoca to Harlan. urred 1ook of the tongue, and sour odor of the FRUITS. | full as it was possible for a man to be [ " Selc oo ero 4 e SR IR s o MW T Y i S i h By = o ps aredevoured whole- | g Tiver complamt. i "G ALE, Colimbus; W W AND HENCE THE Ao which owhs, Controls. and -operut | AL B wits Tl aiar—Chole table, 15 fie o ood, | 200 exist, the talkative stranger arese | sal, acres upon nores being destroyed | Xiewd veton am s recuiar havi ot iy ar | i) ket 6,3, Commins % 3 THIS IS THE ONLY LINE FrE T N Y i B e i N 25 . 2 R inasingle night. Stacks of hay or|! the uss Omaha; J F ElliS, G 0.6, Columbus; J @ Goss, i i In connection with the Erie Raiiwas which runs | it ariiatorior to none. and £ive youn doasis | 1 iiroags: " ” ¢ o roioraiog o et whieh Lo b ) 2O | Most Reliable Railway | tn.omsccuon vith e boe iaivay which rune | i s fateros s v dna gog yi'w doutis | ZAaerich ecn Uskon = ¢ + watchful host met him and theconver- A Meyer, A S warth, or Atchison for w0 Dollurs and Fiity Cents: | B[ VENpout. with the Davesport 5 we e grain are riddled through and through gl AR R S8R @ d through and through, | /7o T 0 Lo Whieh i e, 37, Ol SuFyerio Eepreacutatives. oo, el Manstol Daion o, Y- T ble. It | gardens are completely stripped, and | aniee o ety from malaria cpriemice " Norve NERASHA TODGE, Mo 1. CORPORATION o o T e e oiacs. whig Sl guhies Hines | wAteDA i Shoulders—54: | ell, sir, I admire your table. ' It | 1oog’ now and stronger measures be | féiknes and over-tension are -l eved by i, aud | Chartered Nova y s B W e v s B T Rt Dol T | ATV Kimenrs, with the Butagten & 5 was suporb—the best lunch I have had ¥ proves both appetit and sley e o) Sonell dr, P ; E 6 Reley, - (mieic THE ONLY LINE Bt X Dol adies SN R e B G2V C: E'E French, B: MG » e e o B e e i bevutsy | APGRITELL. with Centeal RUR. of adopted the whole of the country in that direction will be_ reduced to a , 7e; 25 and 40 pound ful prairies of Lilinois and fowa, in ore of our max- nifcent Diningand Restaurant Cars that accompany 4l through Express Trains. Yougetan entire meal, At CorveiL BLows, with Union A% OMATA. with B & Mo. KR R (5 - ALCOLENBIS JUNCTION, with Burlinge since I left Bosting. They can’t get near itin Leadville—been to Leadville, MILES OF ROA F; J § Shropshire, ham, M A; Charles Reynolds, Pullmen”s Broad Guage Pal- ace Hotel Coaches. Do Stop That Cough! on, per bbl, 33.50. ) ', 910 00 per kbl | Oysters—Medinmus, 85o0; standards, 4003 selects, S0c. FLOUR. FHED, HTO. 1 i Boss? a hard town. again, and come often.” You ought to ba | patronized liberally; I shall call in “‘Have you registered, sir 1” ““Oh, yes; I Franklin Leonard —Ba lways inscribe; T am iiacon, nephew of Dr. sir—New Haven, ! Con-nec-ti-cut, sir—there’s the name, desert. An enterprising farmer in Victoria went to Melbourne for a reaper and binder, but before he could get it to work the whole of his crop was eaten off by the rabbits. In other parts the kangaroos are almost as destructive, but they can be seen, and either caught or kept at a distance Why in the world dou’t you go to Kennard & Forsyth's and gt a bottle of Hale's Cough Cordialand cure that cough, which is wearing you slowly; but so surely, out! We don't ask you to take any chances on_this remedy. you have not tried it we nirge you %5 ot a bottle, and if efter using one- Sohastian Blus Meets every Weduesday their Castle Hall, 1511 Farpham st. LODG - 4, K. of P, (German). rtered August, 1 .. Joln Doering, G 0; Chas Schmidt, V- k, M of E; Sarausl Motz, M of Preiate; Rudoiph Troesin, K rt, M A; John Lohre, 1 G; Chas Frol Herzke, P C. Trustest—Jos Jujins Treitabke. Fred Herzko. Grand Chancellor, Jos of Rand between Cincinnati, Chlcago and New York Pasengers by this line can take thelr meals at | any hour without leaving the train. The bill of | fare on these coaches is Lot snrpassed in any ho- tel in America. For through tickets at rates, palace ‘coach locations and further Information concern. ing_the route, please apply at ticket offices, Erie Railway in New York azid New England, at No. 44 West F urth Street; in Chicagu, at 103 Clark a2 kpod @8 18 Served in any frst-class hotel, for Seventy-ive cents : oF you can Grder WASL you liae, Aad puy foF what you get. Appreciating tha fact that s majority of thepeople paraie Spurments {1 dificrent purposee: oL Find the enormous passenaer businioss Warmantg it w0 SepIel () Company uns its 12 Sepme parposes, and jos PA 10F Luting purposes. Une ouicr great fe - S are run thronch to P ATCHIRON and LEAVERWORTIT: Rapids & Nortbern K. K. At OTTONMWA, with Central | R. of Louts, Kag. City & Nurtiers and . B. & € c & AT ATCHISON. with, Atchison, Topeka & = Alrsison & Neb st Cen. Br. Union Pacitie AULEAVENWORTH, with K. P. and K. Cex EURLZ, DES MOINES, COUNCIL B Great Rock Island Route,” are sole 5 ) FLOUR—Waterlo, XXX, sack, ith some hittle trouble; but the rab- A ! &y rect ; and - T S iy DRSS " i some bl toublr, b he by o st dng o T B R i B e e Calhoun, XXX, $2.35; Nebrasks wpring | *‘You owe this house seventy-five o | no good, you can return it and get WMENT RANK, K. of P, SEC. No 9. Atlantic and Grestwestean Railrvad. Tor information Lot obtsinable At your howme ticket ofiec, address, — : 5 and often defeats detection. In France | 10 good, : 3 : . wheat flour ranges from $2.25@2.50 per cents for dinner, sir,” said the host v is | your money back. 8. E Waterhouse, S . L. GQOPER, Gen) Supt., | A, JSIMBALI. E.ST. JOHN. sack. Winter wheat flour per bbl, $6.5 blandly, rubbing his hands; ‘“‘but if and England a great deal of money is £ ie. W . Thres | o Ofeers—Joscph President; Henry Cleveland, O 1 Suy sent. .00, St Lonis winter wheat flour per £ < q made by rearing rabbits for the mar- | 0f Mazomanie, Wis., writes: Tee | Siert Vice President: Kohn, Ciap! | B SHATTUGK, Ger'l Pamenger Ac-at, | e > or b, SL00@I0.0, Oolerado. four YOI mlll 20 nlnd lii» the same at the | por~ A single pair has often yielded | doses cured our lttle girl of one of | Jacob Frunk, Scervary and Troas; 8 Bluule, | T Chnclinad 0. "00@3.30 per sacl other house I will excuse you.” ot = the most agoravated coughs. We | Guide N 5 ATHAL—White, pe 100 b, Mosyollow | *What! soverity five conts! Surely, | fiundred per cont- as an investment. | 1% (UL (SR EEE S e Mond. ST CHICAGO SHOT TOWER CO., | PROF. HARRIS’ RADICEL CURE N he fecundity of this animalis so per 100 Ib., 80c. . there is a mistake. I read the paper | h = 5 m21d&wlm AManntacturers of | FOR SPERMATORRE(EA. GRAHAM FLOUR—Per100156,82.50, this morning that a free lunch was to | Sr¢aty however, that it becomes a nui. —rEE— CHOPPED FEF The. 6. | o e i " Lo | sance wheuever it is allowed to run at Knights of Henor. STAN D AHD SHOT 1 e = BRAN—Per fon, T i A CURE KOR ALL!! D e & s e 1| “SEMINAL PASTILLE. SHORTS—Per & § 00 Pl QA iobctte audrl ‘l""l“:,l: —— ot it oo s MO S . “The wvantages of these ine are: eI N Depecue Dale, | 1. It the passengor is oing to or from any T X T = Banent Core'of Beorhie | nal Emissiona and must have made a mistake place.” 5| The shabby genteel Leadsillian was Thos G Mavrane, P G D, Omaba; Will G D, Columbus; Gustavus Stevenson, G V D, Omaha; Jas H Crabbs, G A D, Fromont; Rev long G Chap, Wahoo; Jes 8 Gibson, G y ¥ wnd per i Early-Vegetable Incident. inuati Enquirer. t 0 the entire west and northwest he car HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT y’ ud be sure of reaching his destination by | Jas L Calves, chowe, sre s A man with a basket on his arm \sifers and cows, excused. E - z of this REMEDY, Every Man may be | Guide, Omahs; E K Long, G Reporter, Omaha; | it or ifs connectio 5 3@3h; steers, jo; He was followed by a group of &-r-dhx*::; D) to afruit-stand yes- | pis own Doctob. 1t may bo rubbed into the system, ' Hitont, G Treus, G .‘;;.3.;5;3& Bl || E T erter Jar of e nes are ehipping steers, e * Cheyenne “Old Timers,” who admir- | te7d K 5 8045 to reach any internal complaint; by these | & Guardian, Lincoln; Johu IT Butler, G Sentinel, | stG5\ s 08 M 0 RETCCC, sl important ateors, 1 stoers, 4 live hoge from o the cheok of the rascal, and deter. | oW do you sell cucumbers ? meun, . careeSore or Ulers i tho THROAT, | (8088 Ot DN 0 T "G | ot . Sl e Sty The dealer informed him. 1t | Trustees: Thos G Magrane and E K Long, Oma- | 4 lts rxins are equipped with the Westing- Sih sopuincr e wazoils, very fow offered. In cars, hogs are bringing $2 40, STOMACH, LIVER, SPINE, or other parta. isan Infallisble Remedy for BAD LEGS, BAD i fer honse Air Brake, Mi ler = Platform and Coupler, and the Iatest improvements for comfort, safety, S S ined to entertain him. Th TR oo C Wt Moy Rero 8 Vliy ioven livat B pommuppose I ha, Supréme Representatives. e o L s o sereoasryan Rassing layers, per box, », 5@6; seedless,” per W, 10612 Valeucia, per B, S@l0; Fronch Pranos, 13; Com. Prunes, 310} ; Eastern Poaches, per B, ‘51 Salt Lake Peaches, 10} Dannod Peaches, 2 1 caus, per case, 3.50—3 cams, per cane, 5.23; Struwherries, 2 b cana, per 00; Biackberrios, por case, 375 ; Rhubarb, 2 cans, 3.00; Chorrios, 2 b cane, per case, .00} Pine Applos, & 1 cans, per_case, 5.80; Tomatoes, 2 canm, per case, 2.25-3 1 cans, per case, 3. Gorn, 2 caus, por casc, 3.50084.00; Early Garden Peas, 2 b can. per case, .75 Common Peas, 2 B cans, por case, 2.75; Siring Boans, 2 B cavs per Case, 265, FISH AND OYSTER Salmon, 2 cans, per dox., 4.40-—1 B cans, por Lo sters, 2 T cans, per dowg 5,001 B oans, $.00; Oysters, standand, & B cans, per_ case, £501 I can, per case, 1.70—slack, 21 cans, 2,00 slack, 1B cuis, 140, PLUG TOBACCO. Biack Goods, Western, per B, 48@50; Virgials, 805 ; Lorilland, 55@00. e Virginia' plag, pes B, 60@65; Natural oat, S0@1.00. MISCELLANEOUS. Bion—Carolina, per B, S@s3; Rangoon, T4@8 Caxvus—per b, 12}@14. Sours—Common Laundry Bar Soap, per B, 5@}, Dobbin's electric soap, Sfcts per bar; $5.75 tox. oo, per UM, 81855 s, por bbL, 4.35. X. Y. Pactory, per B, 10jc; Towa = cheesc, 34 - “brY GOODS. pucs. Piymaonts A" 1 Pl 114 12 14 13 Sax & panied by his entertaining escort. Again he gorged himself; again he raised the viands spread upon the Ewa, again and again he remarked, enthusiastically: ““This man should be encouraged; I intend to patronize him.” He was called to the bar, time after time, and then led by his enter— tainers to the table. From one place to another went the inffated Yankee, petted, puffed, treated and fed. He reached the zenith of his happiness about one o’clock Sun- day morning, when his star of pros- perity commenced to set beneath a cloud. The cheeky tramp found him- self under Marshal Ryan's care on Sabbath day, and was sent forth with empty script and purse to “encour- age” people. He said to the “round- ers” on_Sunday night, as he heaved a heavy sigh: “It must have been a dream. Everybody was friendly yes- terday, but now nobody knows me. How far is it to Sidney!” He pro- ceeded on his way, and is no doubt encouraging hotel and bar-keepers at Sidney. He is what the boys call a thoroughbred dead beat. April. Burlington Hawkeve. The month of April is the seventh month of the year. It was originally the thirteenth, but in 1302, Augustus Ciosar changed the calendar because he had a note to meet in the middle of the month, and didn’t have a cent to pay it with, and so he dropped that month out entirely, and April thus became the third month as it is | now. It was named after Aprilis, the god of spring, who used to get up on head. “‘Well, then, how do you sell straw- berries 7 Our reporter did not hear the price, but the man with the basket fainted dead awa, The Advantage ofHaving Good Stock. In a recent number of The National Live Stock Journal is illnstrated the advantage and profit of keeping good stock. A farmer in Illinois had taken to market a car-load of cattle and two cars of hogs—fourteen head of the former and one hundred head of the latter. The cattle averaged 1,483 pounds in weicht, and sold at £5.00, making §1,048. The hogs weighed, average, 496.3 pounds, at $4.35, mak. ing 81,158.70. Total for hogs and cat- tle, $3,195.90. The market reports for that day showed the average price for steers to be $4.35,and for hogs $£3.85. This farmer then realized 65 cents per one hundred pounds more by having a good stock of cattle than if he had had medium or average, and he got fifty cents per one hundred pounds more for his hogs than if he had even an average lot; so that his actual profits, above what he would have received from common stock, amounted to nearly $1,000. British Stock Yards. London Letter to the New York Times. On Monday I visited the great live- | stock market of London,known as the Metropolitan Market. 1t is_situsted in Islington, aud is a well-planned and_wellkept business placc. The yard has long rows of open_pens in the last day of March, and take a paint pot and a marking brush, go which the cattle stand, tied by the ‘They are wonderfully efficacious in al ailments incidental to Females, young or old, andasa general family medicine, for the oure of most complainta they are unéqualled. Luporrax CAUTION.—None are genuine unless thesignature of J. Haydock, aa agent for the United States, surrounds each box of Pils and ointment. Boxes at 25 cents, 62 cents and $1.00 £3 There is considerable saving by _taking the Iarger sizes. HOLLOWAY & CO.. NewYork. A LIMB LOST AN be replaced by an ARTIFICIAL jone;, 15 years of_practical experience hasenabled me to give satisfaction. AR- TIFICIAL LIMBS and all kinds of appa- ratus made to onder. - Elastic stockings, trusses, shoulder and spinal braces. etc. Send stamp for large illustrated cata logue () full of valusble information G.LE ROY, 13 Clark Sireet, ‘mchisevsatiwly Alldress DR.W. hicao. Brotherhood Locomotive En- gineers., OMAHA DIVISION, Chartered 1 Officers T C Livingston, CE; G F Wilkins, FA; S RMathis, S A E; B C Howard, Grand Is- land; Secretary’ of Insurince. Membershi 48. Meets Saturdays, 1211 Farnham. NO. 188, Brotherhood Locomotive Fire- men. MISSOUBI RIVER LODGE, NO. 8. Chartered 1878 Officers— M Byers, Master; C R Campbell, R §; John Fogarty, F S and T. ' P H Swift, Maga- zine agent. Mesta 1st and 34 Satardays, 121l Farnham, IRON MOLDERS' UNIO! 190, Thos Gahan, President; Wm Gould, Vice Pres- adent; John Quinn, Rec Sec; HJ Frank, Fin. Sec; J H Gore, Cor Rep. Membership, 40. INTERNATIONAL LABOR UNION, BRANCH . 10 Membership, 485. OR GOUT ACUTEOR CHRONIC SAI.ICYI.IC ° SURE CURE. Manufactured only under the above Trade- Mark by the EUROPEAN SALICYLIC MEDICINE CO., OF PARIS AND LEIPZIG. DooaTe Rrumy WARRASTED. Praxaxmer | CuRE GuarasTRD. Now exclusively used by all - celebrated physicians of Eurepe and America, becoming a Staple, Harmless, and Reliable Rem. edy on both continents The Highest Medical Academy of Paris report 95 cures out of 100 case within three dags. Secret—the only dissoler of the poiso ric Acid which existsin the blood of Rheumatic and Gouty Patients. 81 box; 6 boxes for 35. Sent to any adress on receipt of price. Endorsed by physicians. Sold by all drggists. Address 'WASHBURNE & CO. Singing Societies. CONCORDIA. Meets every Monday and Thursday evenings, at 1024 Fambam. Officers—C . B irmeister, President; Julius Meyer, Vice President: W. Sievers. Treasurer; G Kolis, Secretary; Felix Blankeufeld, Leador. “LYRAN" SINGING SOCIETY. The Singing Society, “Lyran,” meets at Metz's Hall every Sunday, at 2 #'clock. Oficers—S Hoffmann, Leader; George Hanson, President; John Johnson, 'Vice President; Frank Grinderson, Sec’y; Chris. Lyon, Cashier. Trustees—John C Hofslead, A H Swendby. Members, 17. Order of Railway Conductors. OMAHA DIVISION, NO. 85. Chartered June, 1575. Oficers—Harry Gilmore, C C; Charles A Ran- som, AC C; E J Stout, SrCC; L-C Lawson, € Samuel Herman, P C C: C E Mockbee, | Benj LeBourveau, 0 ; W W Hinkley, Secy and Treas.” Membership 0. Meets st Sunday in each month, 1211 Farn) Only Importers, Depot 212 Broadway, N. Y. neck to the cross bars. This leaves o Syic by GHARLES . CODDMAN, Drucri, ORDER C. S. P. S. (Boher ) LODGE PA- LACKY, NO. 19. = J. BELL, Ticket Agent, U. P. Depot, Omahs, _ GHARLES ATRING. Gon'i Agont. Omaha THROUCH TO CHICACO Without hange of ] CEICAGO, BURLINGTON &Efl"cv RAILRO. ‘With Smooth and Perfect Track, Elegant Passen- ger Coaches, and. PULLMAN SLEEPING & DINING CARS. It i acknowledged by the Prees, andall who travel over it to be the Bust Asrorab snd Buar ‘Maxaow Road In the Country. PASSENGERS GOING EAST Should bear in mind that this is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICACO, And Points East, North and Northwest. Pasengors by this Route have cholce of - FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, And the Ad of SIX Dally Lines of Palace Sleeping Cars trom Chlcago to New York City Without Change. Traina on (hia line ars equ: ped with e esimghons Patent Al B and Millers Patent Safety Plattorm and Couplers, tho most Pecfect Pro- tection Against Accidents in the world. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND DINING CARS ‘Are run on the Burlington Route ars | an Officers—J Rosicky, President; F Vodicka, rotary. " Moeta 3 Vadon's Hall o ORDERS SOLICITED. 70 NORTH CLINTON STREET, CHI NORTH CLINTAN STREE '"‘E% FstaPlished In 1572 for the enre af Caneer, Ticars. Serafain. i THE OMAHA IRON WORKS [NcorPoRATED] Successor to L. G. Heybrock & Co. CASS STREET, Bet. 13th and 1jth, Omaha. REMEDY CO. MPG CHEM- HARRI! s 25 € s g SN Mark 3OO0KS 72 MILLION R i e heide to i e, et e et s ] s e G e P e e i many aruabis el o the care o pivate Shenees == e, 50 centa. b i evier are e Dr. B 3 ety g 1A > TB-For Sale by Newsdealers. AGENTS Wanted. iy BUTTS -fica Al prson sdiring trum RUP- xR vt i S5 e o e and ety Do e o they o Sivantage. ¢ i a n the State. ~ Manufacture Castings of ey Eind, Sl sl sining. mieer, Gear {MARRIED LADIES Bprosace oo - £y fdeutial Cirester VICTI WS s b iy T St b e o and most complete Machine Shopsand | MARRIAGE GUIDE £ Fia him into Shingle’s, where they smoked 2 GROCHERIES. i W Tk s wehiaeBthey oy ‘“'yk- "'0‘;‘ one ! bt | EERASTS, Continctador ST Jontn, GOUT, | oy QUARA LODGE, 0. 52 ol baTises i | i s o ¥ 2 pRae s mhati) “T don’t know what. you want, but | RHEUMATIEN, and sl Skin Disese. jrered De i 2. e il s S oot ol P UL LT e SUGARS. s fomnished him with & ride; then to |, o “HLT ROl O T e e | TaroRrart Cartion —Noms ar somitne aniem | ¢ Ofcers ~Charles § Goodrieh, Dictator: DE IR | ufobrated Pullman Hstel Cars between Chicago OF Tacan: Aversion io Bosiery ee, o0k e o evaulated . % Murmin's where he criticised Bud-| fats the pr ) the. signature of J. Hapdock, & ‘gent for the ;.03 Menker, At Dic | tnd Council Bla Z - Frmer Bowiors weiser, and then to supper. | Plied the dealer. . Unitec States, surrounds each box of Pills and ot Teeamurer; | 0 It i8 the only road running the Pullman Pal w O‘x‘:‘l %88 The ~ Yankee boat thought “You don’t want it all down, do Qintment. - Boxes at 25 cents, 63 censs, and #1 | £ P Davis, Chaplain; J O Corby. Guide; Semes '"“C";‘?"""""”(i"‘&'!""{ beiwén Ba o | o . i I et icago and St. Paul, Green Bay, COFFEE. h 1 1l ou ¥ e €5 There is considerable savh Hender: ., Guardiah; Geo H Guy, Sentinel; CH ( 04 Govt Jeva. 38 @3 | v Wo.....1sjengy o had surely fallen - among | Ty 5, gor g pact,” nfeer e, HOLLOWAY & 60 Nowtore. | Godlray, ', Pue Dictator | “frusteesy 8| Frooport, La Crosse, Winona. Du- O Gortdama. 8 o | bt detats good Samaritans. The world passed [ |, D Gibaon, W J Eemmedy and § B Bruner. Grand | 3 G s Milwask-a hoice Rio.-.- 10§15 | Fur Rio....: 16 @17° _about over town; the frontiersmen and |, +*Suppose I give you one-third cash, | _ncv *&viy % Reprosenative—J'8 Gi son; Guiterus Steven- | PUAT8: 1y CCTREI UL vt 1w mabor of TEAS. the cattle men got hold of the joke, | Palance in yearly paymenta ¥ R S0u, alternate. Meots overy Thursday evening. | /4 raine, equipped with Pullma Paiace Zalem iiatsivetand i conceded Ly he Vedieal P Young Hywn. 0 @0 [ Oolong.......40 @80 | 1o oL 0T KO L € iy | The fruiter shook his head, THE FRIEND OF ALL! e —— Sioapink Gurs» e 23 B e s e Gun Bowler. 10 @2 | the cheeky stranger He talked, ang | ‘71l pay you big interest,” porsis 2 K. S. B. Association. iy ke connactions with;all lnetcroming | NN R Ty ey Tyt - = R * | they fed and Petted him. His puuish- | e the man with the basket. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS STAR OF THE WEST LODGE, NO. 146. ‘The popularity of these lines is steadily in- \LTVIFVTIVIVITVTV TSIV TV e, I SR SC Rl B ot Cooking Stoves in the world: 75@35 | Comm: | mment was yef to come. Thers were| Another shake of the head. e L Chrersd 2 dents A Brown, | SRS an: passeners showd coneult thel best | BESCRETOBUYIT Ay e e 41 SIZES! 75888 | O me yetto come. There were| Sicthersbabocffhehed. . : o Oficors P Gotthelmer, President; ‘A Brown, | {itere.d, by purchasing tickets via this line. "THE BEST IS ¥ ARKET. A e e U A E U ERY - ONE of the | two free lunches on Saturday night: ® ¥ e _of security,” | Theso famous Pills Purify the Blood, and act | Vice President; G Natzer Secretary: Charles ' genenier that youask for your tickets via the . W. 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