Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 23, 1881, Page 3

« > Tiif DAILY BEE| GMAHA PUBLISHING 80. PROPRIETORS. 925 Farmhkam, bet 9tk and 100 Strects TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, 1 yeuz, In adyance postpeid). i . <t mootas s < v, viez 4208 m. Ope: trom 18 to 1 p. m. Bandays. "T5CAAS ¥, BALL Powmter. - Impw oot 4 OMAHA J. U. ROSES art Emporium, 1516 Dodge svings, Uil Paintings, Chromos ecialty. Lo ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE. JOBN L. MoCAGUE; opposie postoffice, RB. BARTLETT, $17 South 13th Street, DUFRENE & MEND. A T, a1 ELSSHON, ARCHTITECTS, ‘Room 14, Creigbton Block. A _T. LARGE, Jr., Room 2, Crelghton Block. : BOOTS AND SHOES. JAMES DaVINE & CO, ¥ veBoots and 8hocs. A §ood mssortment of howne work on baad, oor. 12th and Harney. THOS ERICESON, 8. E. cor. 16th and Donglas 8.TTER ANDECS- McSHAN & SCHROELEX, theolde:t B, and E. Bouse in Nebrasks, establistied 1875, Omaba. Mealsats | Houns. Board by tue Dsy, Week or Month, Good Terms for Cash. Furnisbed Rooms Suppii-d. 'CARRIAGES AN WACONS WA, ENYDER, No. 1319 14th and Harney 8t CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS. ANDEEW. BOSLWATER, 1510 Farvham St Town Burveys, Grade and Systems s Speciaity. ION MERCHANTS. JOBK G. WILLIS, 1414 Dodge Stroet. D, B. BELMER, For details seo lazgo Adrertise- mant in Dailand Weekly. -CHER, Ma: of Cigars, atsctarers 'Gars | and Whe esale Daalersin Tobacoos, 1805 Leug. Eg‘z&rm%fii Gl &L 5 a.m, S:Ms m, s . 790 p. m., T30 p. = )y excopt Bunday. OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEYR. . e, s _ e - Tt et E TB-AT-AI ; - ENCL SH, 4 TIORNEY AT LAW—S10 fouth Thirteenth B, wita J. . WOOLWORTH. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. AGRICULTURAL. Look After the Bresding Cows. From the National Stock Journal. the benefit of the no {in the management of farm stock, 60ess are req! osses that might eaaily bo soided. u attention os the two classes to which especially to the condition of the breeding sows, because we are ap- year to the swine breeder—the scason which will determioa the question whether he shall have his ctop or lose it A memorandam have been kept of o of servico of each sow, and just 112 days from that date the ——— | plgs may be expected. The time will vary a trifie—in exceptional cases it has been known to be a week earlier ora week later; but in 19 or 20 in- stanoes the period will not vary two days from the time first mentioned. Tt fa beet in all cases to give each sow place by herself, at least a week be- foro the plgs are expacted, &c that she may become familiar with her quar- tere, and care must bp taken in fur nishing her bedding to see that it is not of long straw, else the pigs will be likely to become entangled in it acd perish before they get to the test. 1f the bedding is furnished the =ow some_days before farrowing she will heceelf probably break it up to & proper degres of fineness, but when it has been delayed to the last moment, it will be well to run the straw through a feed cutter before it Is glven her, During the cold soaps that are Iikely to oocur in the month of March in the latitude where most of our readers reside,great care will be nec Orders | 8Ty to prevent the pigs that are just from any locuity promutly execu ‘manner, Factory and Office 1810 Dodge Street. Galvanizsd Iron Oormoes, Windoweaps, ete. manwactared snd put up in any part of the ‘country. T EINHULD, 416 Thirteenth 8t. CROCKERY. J. BONNER, 1309 Douglas Bt Good Line. CLOTHING AND FURNISHINCCO0DS GEO. H. PETERSON. Also Hats, Caps, Boots, ‘Bnoes, Kotions and Cutlery, 34 §. 10th 8¢, CLOTHING BOUCHT. C. BHAW will pay highest cash price Dor second hand clothlng. Cormer 10th and Farnbam. DENTISTS. DR. PAUL, Williams' Block, Cor. 16th & Dodge DRUCS, PAINTS AND DILS. KUAN &0, Pharmacists, Fize Fancy Gools, Cor. 15th and D.ugiss Streets. W.J. WHITEHOUSE, Wholesa'e & Retall,16 3t ©. C. FIELD, 2022 Noith ide Cumiog Street. M. PARR, Drugelst, oth snd Howard 828 DRY C0ODS. NITICNS, ETC. JORN H. F. LEHMANN &0, KewYork ry Goods Starc, 1310a0d 1512 Farn- am etredt J.C. Enewald, aleo bosts & shoes, T th & Pacific FURNITURE. A.F. GROSS, New and Second Hand Furnitore and Stoves, 1114 Douglas, E, O, Turgeon Ag't, 3. BONNER, 1800 Douglas 8t. Fino Goods, &c. FENCE_ WORKS UMAHA PENCE CO. GUST. FRIES & CO0,, 1218 Harney St. Improv- ed lce Boxes, Iron and Wood Fences, Cffios Eailings, Countersof Pins and Walnus. CHARLES POWELL, 'UETICE OF TEF. PEACE—Corrier 16th and Faralisve Sus., Omaba Ned. FLORIST. A. Donag} 1 - flowers, juets TP e Do v WM, SIRERAL, TTORNEY AT LAW—Room 6, Crelghton A Biook, 16th St., OMARA, NEB. FOUNDRY. JOHN WEARNE & SON3,cor. 4th & Jacksonst, CROCERS.. £ STEVENS 218t betwoen Cuming and Isard. T. A. MSHANE, Corner 23J acd Cuming Sts. HA! 3 W. L PARROITE & CO., 1306 Douglas Stree!, Wholesslo Exclusively. 'HARDWARE [ROR AND STEEL DOLAN & LANGWORTAY, Whoiesale, 110 and 112 16th 4. A. HOLMES, corner 16th and Callfornia. TTORNEY AT LAW—Ofice 1604 Farnbam & o Wi, L PEABODY, | Fp i A®Patents Procured. W8 EOTARY PUBLIC. OOLLEOTIONS MADS [ 3 Attorneys-at-Law, _OFFIOE Urion Blosk Piiocth sad Purnbam! D 8. B ENTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. , 0080000 &STH STR. SEB. £ WLJ. Connell, Attorney-at-Law. n-:—mm? #tatrs, 16 Henpoom's Farnham ~ Rwmior. Cias. B WEBIOK REDICK & REDICK, RAL, Y AT LAW—Rcom € Creighton AT R T €. F. MARDERSON, "RICHARDS & HUNT, Atzornays-at-Law, Wou: it e world have bsenmade Among other things whers B1uta Claus stayed “mialked 00d CF 20k, of saow. i i i (14 i T R KS) “ERNST KREBS, Manager Ladies got. your Straw, Chip and Fol: Hata done up st northeast cornet Seventeenth and Capliol we. WAL DOVE, PROP HOTELS CANFIELD HOUSE, Geo. Catifleld, Oth & Farn. DORAN HOUEE, P. H. Cary, 913 Farnham St SLAVEN'S HOTEL, F. Slaven, 10:h Street, SBoushern Hotai, Gus. Famel,9th & Leavenworth INTELUIGENCE OFFIGE. MRS. LIZZIE DENT, 217 16th Street. JUNK- BERTHOLD, Rags and Metals. LAMPS AND CLASSWARE. J. BONNER, 1809 Douglas St. Good Varety. MERCHANT TAILORS. G, A. LINDQUFST, One ot our most popular Merchant allors is ro- coving e ntest decigne for Spring aud Suan , durable Goods for geatlem-n's wear. ‘asever, 215 15th bet. Doug. & Per. MEAT MARKETS. The Boston Market. MOGLE & — e JESTER, Fresh Game, Fish, Poultry, Etc., 200 Cuming Strost: £t ! 3 OMATA CITY MILLS, Sth and Farnbam Sts. Welshans Wros.. proprietars. PHYSICIANS AND SURCEONS- W.S. GIBES, M, D., Room No. 4, Creighton Hlock, 16th Street. P. 8. LEISENRING, ¥. D, Masonic Blok. © L. HART, M. D., Eyo and Far, opp. posteflice DB._&:. B. GRADI DY, Oculist and + T4t wvd Dotgles Streots. <« * PHOTOCRAPHERS. 50, MAYX, ¥RoP. nesr Masoitle Hall. Firs!-class Work and Prompt- sy Gasrantood. CAS AND STEAM FITTING P W.TARIY & 4216 13th S, bet. ¥arn. bam & Donglas. Work promptly svisnded to. - D, FITZIPATRICK, 1409 Douglas Sireet. g Bl:“" A w*nnu Dodze 8t O\ N L L P oy vewels, mwing. 3. ROSENFELD, 322 10tw 81, bot. Farn, &Har, c. r?(mn«. 1hth St., m‘m. & Bar. SHOW OASE MANUPACTORY ~ 0. 3. WILDE, Manutsetarer and Dealer in all Kiods of Sbow ‘Casee, Uprieht Cases &2., 1317 Cass St STOVES AND TINWARE- A. BURMESTER, Dealer in Stoves and Tinwars, and Manufacturer of Tin Rootsand all kinds of Building Work 10dd Fellows’ Block. SEEDS and Retail I SHOE STORES. it Eai, T80 Purshemst. bet. 13th S16h. SIOOND WAWD STORE PEKKINS & LEAX, 141 Bt., Now Tocond Hand_ Forniture, Homse Forniebing Good. &~ bought and seid on Darrow ma.gink. SALOONS. 'BENBY KAUFMANN, 1In the rew brick block on Douglas Street, has St I Lanch 108013 et 3 On wexttothe B. & M. S It S ST M TS Hot and ‘present date. “Onledonia,” J, FALCONER, €70 18th Strost 'UNDERTAKERS CHAS RIEWE, 1012 Parabas ot 100 & 1108 99 CENT STORES el g My § g Jowelcy, &2 7. C. BACKUS, 1306 Fariliam . faacy goods. | branehes with . | rapbereles, sspacially tho turner, and beiog farrowed, from freexing. ~All daoger from this cause may be ob- vinted in most cases, if {the attendant will watoh quietly. until the sow has Iaid down, sad sigos of approsching delivery begin to be manifested. Let them takela horse blanket and quietly place it over her body 8o that she may. be entirely covered up. The heat cf her body thus confined by the blanket will be sufficient to prevent the pigs from ven If the themometer outafde should indicate ten degrees be- Iow zero, and after the pigs have be- come dryand have taken theteat there is but little danger. How to have Fruit with Little Labor. Prairio Farmer. Ina former article on this subject, we told how to have fruit in plenty frema ““truck patch.” There are other ways of having an abundance of fruit on every farm with but little labor. Grapec—TIt is nataral for the grape vine to climb and spread over treet All hardy varietles do well when train- ed on trees, and many of them de better than in any other way, if their roots can have plenty of ground to draw nourishment from, nat occupied by other roots; therefore any species of tree can be madea support fora productive vice. But those species of trees baviog deep feeding roots like most of the oake, are the best for this purpo The best plan when we wish to cover a tree with a grape vine, is to plant the vine some distance from the tree, and then train the vine into its lower branches, and the farther away the better; 80 that you can reach these A tree standing en . de can ~ be made beautifol 25 well as a productive ob- jeot in this way, if & vine is planted above and trained intolt. A hardy grape vine planted and trained over » lattice work, sbading the back or front door may be made with a littl besuuful as well COoncord or vines planted in the corner of the old fashioned Virginia worm fence, and oared for two or three years, and al- lowed to ramble at will over tho fence, will have a great amount of fruit, Such fence corners can also be plaut- ed with black raspberries, peach, plum and cherry trees, where stcck does not run. Acd if mulched a little esch yoar they will do finely. A common post and board or picket fence makes & good trellis for the grape. ~Currants and blackbsrries do better than most anywhere else if planted against the north side of a tight board ‘fence or wall, if cared for. All little ravines, rivalets and gulches shonld have their sides and bottoms planted with blackberries, our best native plums, gooseberries, grapo vines, etc. These will prevent their washing oot deep, and_their shade will protect the water, if any, and make it more permanent, and also give a grest deal of fraft. - If the birds got all of this they won’t come. after that near the house so badly. We have teen large and fine crops of grapes_growing year after year on vines planted on the north side ¢f an old and large osage orange hedge, without any osre whatever. We have seen grspe vimes in a door yard covering four or five quite large shade trees, making & very ' pictaresque _objeo! efal shade, and produciog an abundance of fruit. Some of the most beauti- ful objscts in our westera sconery are traes covered thickly with native wild grape vines, - especlally our thorn bushes (crafaegus). Our hardy and cultivated vines would be equally fine. It is wonderfal how much spaco can be ‘covered by a Concord vine if its roofs have a sufficiency of proper food. ‘We havo seen a few black raspber- ries planted along picket fence sup- ply a family with plenty of this froit for twenty-five years. The steep north hill-sides of ravines, may be plauted with our wild red with a very little care give an abun- danoe of frait. This delicious, native raspberry (Rubus strigosus) is espe: cially adapted to steep northhill sides, where it escapes many of the ills it is subject to south of its native hablta- tion; itis a fact worthy of considera- tlon, that wein this land of entirely too much sunshine—and very hot sun* shine—are too prone to plant our frolts on south hillaides. In this, patterning after the Germans, ;‘l::el; tht;:.wld h-.nmmlr climate are to plant the grape. from, hot Palonine on ek, MR T3 have it mature fruit. Oar north hill- sides, or hills facing north, are very much better for every fralt we geow, (with the probsble exception of the peach) than southern exposures, ‘both in summer and winter. A plant on s hill facing southward, has, as it were, to psss through twen- ty winters to the one of » plant on & northern exposure, sim- oy for the reason that is continually thawing and freezing. It is ascold st night, and too warm during the day; ita roota are pulled out and killed by the frost, and it s foroed to early starting in the spring, eto., while the one on & northern -expoeure s frozen up snd left comparatively dormant until spring, and if any szow falls it staya there to protect It. . More snd Better Poultry Needed. The simple fact in nesrlyevery town T months eggs liave been from 20 to 30 and sometimes 50 cents perdozen; and often nons to be had at sny price, and further than those 1 It is neceasary to often repeat, for 00, tostruction { which to the experlenced breeder ap- pears very aimple. There are s0 many t beginners each year, and others are £0 | as poultry. No great outlay is need- careloss that constant reminders of the | ed to obtain a good stock ard we bo- plainest and most obvions essentials ; lieve a mixture of to uired o prevent | known but common breeds, such as t this season of the yoar the we havealluded needs to be directed prosching the severest season of the | who eat chickens, turkeys end dacks have to pay from 12} to 18 cents per pound for them dressed is @ that the supply is not what it ehoul fowls in large numbers can be kept | on all farms without appreciable ex- pense. Nothing kept on the form will psy so large & margin on the cars and ospital invested of the well | oan be found in every neighborhcoi will produce ‘more eggs the year round, if decently cared for, then would a stock of high-priced fancy fowls such as wehave all admired and coveted at the fairs. We are not de- crying the high'y bred fowls at all bat Know from long experience and obser- vation that some of the more common Kinds will yield enormious qusntitles of the highly prized hen truit, and that the consumer usually ssks no questions as to its pedigree. We say, procure more fowls; get the best you can; take botter care of them than you bave hithorto; per- sunde them to do better by you by doing better by them and_ they wili put money in your purse. You hs abundant facilities, if you will utilize them, to do these things; your big fields offer the choicest of range for “be. There is no excuse for this as | party in the darkest man and never identified with the bolters a4 soreheads who have ma: snca | themselves 20 odious in ths county the 13t few yoars. He has atood by the ur of its hi name will be a tory. Mr. Wiggin will lesd us to glerious viotor, name heeding the county makes it folly for the opposition to nominate a man to run against him. Tne Style of Dresses Worn in Boa'on. Letter in Scranton Republican, The last charity sociable of ths sea- son took place culy a couple of weeks 2go, by-the-way, and it was a very brilltant affair, the costumes of the Iadiea inparticalsr being smong the handsomest that have been seen on any occasion of the kind in Boston this season, And then they are sll excellent dancors, tie grandfather and all, and ono does not fear to wear handsomo drese, lest it should get torn from one's baok, though a majority of the dresses worn at thia party snd At most porties noW, are of “dancing length,” which means that the bottom of the skirt reaches to the ankle on the instep, which reminds me of what & gentleman said the other day con- corning a cortain yourg Iady. Ho re- marked to her elder sister: ““You must bring your sister to the house. Sho must be getting to be the ranging turkey; board themselves and give you feath- ers, eggs and meat for the privilege; the hen—well, it is not nec here to tell any one who rea what aa amount of profitable business a good old-fashioned Dominique hen will traneact in a twelve month if en- couraged a little, aud of course she should “BOYCOTTING” BREWERS. NEW YORK WORKINGMEN RESOLVE NOT TO DRINK THE BEER OF CERTAIN BREWERS. New York Special to the St. Louis Republican, Seaeral weeks ago owing to rumors thst the employes in at least one brawery were subjected to rough treatment by the foremsn, the plan of forming a union among brew- ers’ employes was broatohed. The German press ventilated the subjeot nd it is said that the leaders of the striking plano-makers’ union urged on the movement. A handful of brew- ers’ employes met at first, and already, after a fortnight's agitation of the new plan, brewery workmen aro en- rolled as & medium for the interchange of ideas. They deny having threaten- od or prepared a strike. The bosses or master brewers on the other hand are understood to have gotten the idea that » stetke for fewer hours per day and a higher rate of wages was the aim of the organization. The stories of the employes and of the master brew- ers do not agree as to the action that led to the antagonism of the two bodies. Both sides agree that men were discharged from the breweries of the F. & M. Schaefer company, Jacob Rappert and Georgo Ringler, and that many other workmen fol- lowed the discharged ones. ~ The re- sultis what is said to be the first practical and compreheneive attempt at boyootting fn_the United States. The breweries of Messrs. Jacob Rup. pert, George Ringler, and the F. & Mr Schaater company aro the ones to suffer. Between 8,000 and 9,000 workingmen have resolved not to drink any beer coming from thete es- tablishments. Workingmen in var- ious trades’ unions throughout the city and nelghborhood in meetings that were held on Taesdsy, Wednesday, Thursdsy and Friday nights resolved to drink no more beer made by theso three brewing firms. They declared that they would not patronize any bar-room where the products of these breweries are sold. Among the or- ganizations thus agreelng to boycott these brewers ara the Socislistlc: Labor varty, the workmen at Stein- way's piano shop, the Bakers' union, the cigar makers, shop of McCoy & Co., the Farniture Makers’ unton No. 9, the Wood-Carvers’ union, Laforte's shop of furniture makers, the Cigar— Packers’ union No. 2, the Working- men’s assoclation = of Astoria, Tiland; Typographical union 7, the central comi~ mitteo cf United Farniture Makers |, of North Americs, the Olothing Cut- ters’ Protective union, , the United Order of Silk Weavers, the Trades’ uniona centrsl committea (of all the trades’ unions), the Advance (work- ipgmen’s mutaal benefir) assoctation lesser bodies. Many of ate very largs and pos- sested of considerable means. The Bskers' union numbers 2000 men. Tie Farniture Makers’ union, No. 9, almost ranks with the Bakera’ union in numbers. There are 400 men in ene of the boyeotting cigar shops. 1t is aaid that the brewers havo in- formally dlacussed the - project of helping one another by refusing to far- nish lager beer to sny saloon keepor who dismisses 5~ boycotted Lrewer. Ons of the largast brewers in the oity id yesterday that ho refused to sell ser to two saloon-keepers who had coased to take the beer of a boycotted neighbor, This s & general plan has not been discussed at any of the meetings. A brawer said yestorday that the damage to the boyeotted brewers will not be 80 great from the. 1oss of old customers as from the tail- ure to get new unes. He said that persous starting new bar-rooms will prefer to buy-ager beer of the brew- ers who are not opposed by the unions. 'Twas the Cat. A Jumpty Dampty show in Des Molnes recently advertised to give a ticket of admission to tho boy fur- nishing the manager with the best oat. Forty-eight boys turned up with cats, and as only one cat was wanted, the other forty-seven boys | M were disgusted at having their tabbies refused, aud turned them looss on the atage. Tae performance was delayed an hour by the efforts of tho mansger, actors and supers in ridding the opera house of cats Journaliem in Nevada, Laramis Boomerang. Sam Davis, In The Carson Appeal, gives an excellent specimen of coua- try newspaper business management. The editor.seet ina rival papar.a po- litical announcement, whioh, after carefal search, he falls to find in his own sheet. Thereupon he seats him- self and writes < —Bill Wiggins tsout oy with an’ aonoundoment. that he is & csndidate for sheriff. ' Who 18 Wiggina? A hundred persons have asked us this question withtn the_past- few days, and we have laken pains to lok up his record. (Wiggins-is . man who has bummed this community for the past ten years, seeking cffice snd finding none. Ho haa bucked likean old mule, stiff legged, at ‘every ticket he has not boen on, sad 'tried fo bust every combination that was nob made | ‘He'fs a political par- in his initerest. asite,, that “the voters of the:town should put thelr foot on for the lsst time. a final quietus, sud th} r— O R ust then Mr. ‘Wiggins entered and Iald down five dollars for his_sa- nouncement, ng that he had intended to b it eatlier, but it had: slipped his -mi; He. was hardly Shud thre s ariloJashe sae | of ha wn o’ basket and wrote as mr.,fi i A ReERREsENTATIVE MAN.—Wo are giad to annoanoo the fact that Colonsl illism Wiggins, well and_favorable known in’ thess -announces himsell as candidate for sheriff. Mr. ‘Wigging' has always been a consistent quite young lady.” “0h! yes; sho ia 21 years old.” “Indeed! Isit possible? Why, the last time I saw her she was in short dreszes.” - “Well, 0 sho is now. Bus for » couple of years before you ever saw her, and before the fashlon ‘shaoged, she wore trains,” *‘Confound the fashion! A fellow never knows nowadsya how to-takoa girl whose face does not show her to be 25, whether as a 15-year-old school girl ora 20 year-old youog ady.” ASTONISHING THE WORLD., For & perfect renovation of ex- hausted and enfeebled constitutions, female werkness and general decline, nothing 80 surely and speedinely pro- duces a permaneut cure as Electrio Bilters. Their wouderful cores are astonithing the world, For Kidney and Urinaty Complaints they are a perfect specific. Do not give up In despair for Electrl: Bitters will posi- tively cure, and that where everything eleo falls. Sold by all druggists, at @ fifty cents a bottle. — Eackien's Arnica Saive The Seir Sarvk: in the world for Outs, Braleca, Bores, Ulcors, Salt Rheum, Fever Sorca, Totter, Ohapp- ed Hands, Ohtiblains, Ocrna, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Saive is guaranteed to give perfoot satiaface tlod In every case or moncy re funded, Price 25 cents per box. For salo by Rd1 Tsh & McMahon Omahs, GENERAL ELECTION PROCLA- MATION, EXECUTIVE DEPT., CITY OF Oxamia, MAYOR'S OFFic, March 101881 | By virtue of the authority in mo vestsd, 1, Champion S. Chase, Mayor of the City of Omsha, do herehy pro laim to the qualified voters of suid city and of the res: pective wards thereof, that the next ANNUAL CITY ELECTION ‘Wil be held in said city on TUESDAY, APRIL 5TH, 1581, The following is list of the officers to e balloted for at the said election, to-wit: Mayor and Polico Julge and Treasurer, each 10 servo for the term of two years. Six Councilnen atlarge, to serve for tha term of two years, One Councilman from each war, to serve for ths term of ono year. Six Members of the Board of Ed- ¢ation, to be el-cted on the general ticket, three o serve for two years and threo to serve for cne year; the term of servica to be docided by lot. The polls at sai election will be opened at8o'clock a m. and kept open from that bour un'il 7 o'clook p. m., and no liger, and at the following nauied places in the ceveral wards. vi FIKST WARD—Felix Slavea's Grocs- 1y, west side 10th street, between jones and Leavenworth. opposite Siaven's hotel. COND WARD - Kemler's Hall, 13th stree:. west cide, near Pacific stteet. THIRD WARD—Dr. Hyde's office, S. ‘W, corner 12th and Douglas stre-ts. FOURTH WARD—Court Hcuse, near comer of Farnham and 16th streess, FIETH WARD—Hagedorn's Furniture store, S, W. corner of Webster and 16th stre-ts, SIXTH WARD=Kribbs store build- g, N. E. corner of Burt and20th streets, Tu testimony whereof, I hava hereanto set my hand and tower of strength for the ticke: and | TAKET THE FRITSCH’S PRUSSIAN THE LATEST VICTORY OF MEDICAL SCIENGE. The only existing remedy for every spe- tes <2 Acute or Chronic Disease of NO CHANGING CARS OMAHA AND CHICAGO, Wiere Dire ct conections are Made With Through Sleeping Car Lines —ro— New York, Boston, Philadel- phia, Baltimore, Wash- “ington, AND ALL EASTERN CIT:ES. Tife? Tecontains ne stapetying Dolson, ndisin allreepeote & ‘medi- . ity and certalnty with o mera sympto care ana discharg m. Froo and painless sxpectors: lon ¥ iha maads by wlch Wt rebrce tne Tuuge, chost and thront from the burdens NIch oppross them; thas s Gvnr Sumption and Bronchitis i the Ferm b [s2aL] caused the seal of id city to o affixed the day and year firat written. CHAMPION 8, CHASE, 1 Mavor. REGISTRATION NOTICE, EraTR Or Nesrasma, Dovauss Co.xrr,’ f*- Kotice s hereby given to the clsctors of the Fourth Ward. City of Cmaha, that £ will sit tn thie 8:oro of James Forsyth, horthwest corner cf 16th and Capitol &ve:us on Moudsy, Tueaday March 25t 29tk aod 30th, and Apri] Friday, Satur d Mong ist, 2nd anddts, 183, purp elactors of aaid waud, for c.t 1 on'the 'th day of Apiil, 1851, i Tra Notlce is heroby givern, that, a New List of the electors will have to bo mads, owlag to tho changes made in tho ward boundary, and g sloctors wil govarn thertalves accoralneiy: in wi ness whers 1, T hereunto sot my band thi 18th day of March, A, D 1831 0 JOHN 8. 00D, mi0to a5 * Regutae REGISTRATION NOTICE. THIRD WAED. All voteis n-rth of Howard streat, east of 164 stroet and south of Davenpard will taks notice, Lrit a8 rogia:sar of vters. at my ofice, nori ot 0o ner of 14th and’ Douglas srects (Va, 34) up vial's, o1 March 2ist and Macch nd April 4, 1831, foe resirtration and eor: 1951630 of 3rd ward voters, W, H. RILEY, mito sk Rozisirar 3rd Ward. REGISTRATION NOTICE. Exies 0v Husniend, ) DoveLas CovxTT, to tha Togal voters of y ‘of Owshs, that T will sit 2t Bell's Diug Etore, 520 South Tenth strest, on y, Wodnoedsy and Touceday, A 0th and 3Lst, and Friday sud Satmday, AprilIst and 2nd, foF the purpose of rezisiering the voters of said ward. A new list willbe made, and all voters of saii ward are auesied to appear persona'ly, that thiir names may bo properl reclstere Witness my baad this 2.8 day of March, A, 1681 . T D. 1881, ENBERG, me 10t Registrar, REGISTRATION NOTICE. StaTaor Nesaasxa, Tovetas Corsrs 15 TNotise ishersby given that I will sit a: the U. P, Bakery, leth street, €19, on Thursday. Pridsy and Saturday, Mar.h #4th, S6th and 56th, 1531, for the ) urpore of ring the clectors of the Bth Ward, Gity of Omsha, Dougias County. in witntes whereo!, [ Ferounto se» my band this 224 day of March, A. D. 181, SCHUYLER WAREFIET D, Rogistrar of Said Ward. WROUCHT IRON FENGCES. ‘Wire Fencing and Ralilng a Spectality. Thelr beauty, parmansnce and econom; dslly werking \he ‘extinetion of i foneing cheap material. ¢ T desien, tndatractivie Fence o Lo, Pubi Groonds o Gumee e ? ‘Vases, Lawn Settees, canos sod of ovie pasteras; Cnairs snd svery doseripiion of Iron snd Wire ornamental work desi; and ‘manufactared by E. T. BARNUM'S Wire and Sron Wosk, o7, 29 sad §1_Woodwzrd Ave., De- e Mok Bap o2 WOy ratalopis wad i . -t TWO DOLLARS WILL SECURE THE WEEKLY BEE For One Year. fore’ they " reach the mors dangerous stagos. “The emaciated saferer = BATTLMG FOR LIFE PRt S Sy Fiee S s T el rent maioag. e e THE SHORT LINE via PEORIA for Indianapolis,Cincinnati,Louis= ville. XD 41t rousTa i Ty : GASES NOW ON REGORD _SOUTHRAST. |&HIGlem siniitered it THE BEST LINE FOR ST. LOUIS, Whn‘;:nggnt Connl?txl:;.: are made Ia the DEPOT wi.] roush Slespis Car Lines for all l’nlr‘n‘ o SOUTHE. The New Line for _DES MOINES. The Favorite Route for ROCK ISLAND. The unequaled Inducoments offered by this Lize to Travelers aud Touriste, are as foll The colebrated Pullmaa (I I) Palace 8l ing Gars, un only o C, B & ®.Iaoe Drawing-Room Cors, with Horton's Re— glining Ch tra N charge for Seata in ing Chairs. The famous C., B. & Q. Paiace riety of malady which affects the tory Functions, amount_to more FIVE THOUSAND at thopresent date, and yet tha prepara- tion is only in the infancy of its usefal- neas. The great defect of all Cough Remedies hitherto Introduced 1s that they are stmply expulsory. Hence they are useless; for unless ths causes of the aerld secretions whieh are coughed up aro removed,and the raptured, inflamed or maturated surfaces healed and re- stored to tiieir natural tone, a cure impossible. Fritsch’s wian ‘Cou Syrup nocomplishes theso objects. mncus and muco-pus which are the con: sequence of Lung Disease, are thrown off by It, while at the same time it soothes and invigorates the weakened tissues. “LIFE FOR THE LUNGS." For coughs, colds, influenza, bronchial dimculties, tihts sore’ thro: v infiamma- Diaite Gare. oroeons Bmerks ek dins | B rachitis, with Flegant HiiBacked Raitan Revorrpes | tion of the lungs, difficulty of breathing, Chir fof the sz useofdrs s pase, | Blowriey s alldisorders of a puimonary natare, it hos never been oq Steel Track and Buperlor Kquipmer Uined with thelr Great Through Car Sole agenta tn Amerios, RICHARDSON & 00, trange. | Bt Louis, Mo. ment, makes this, above all others, the favorite SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Foutt i the Baat, Sout, and South. PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS. Try It, and you will find traveling & faxw instead of s discomfort. . o Throgh Ticketa via this Cela’ rated Line for saie 2t ahl offoes 1n the United Statesand Caada. 'Allinformation about Bates of Fars, Siceping Car Accommodations, Time Tubles, & , will bg cheerfully given by appl.far to oot s MES . WOOD, eneral Passengor Agent, Clicago. T3 POTTEE, Genoral Manager, Chicago . 1880. K. C.,8T. JOE&C. B. R.R., Is the only Direct Line to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST|orcue From OMAHA and the WEST. o changs of cars between Omaha and £, Louls | 7 and but ono between Omaka and New York. PAD 2 hitherto uaknown remedy for all e Kldnoys, Plsdder, sod Urinary SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS | BAOK, tebors! Waakassn:aua it Foralo tom: R oz e Easiern & Western CIties | i frrvho soiee dasne” ™" il Draggists or sent by mall free. tho price, §2.00. With loes charges andin advance of other lines. This entire lins 18 oquipped with Pallman's e Bpig e s itk Falleas Y NEY PAD CO., P! SR T A o * Heteder 0, [ and tho celebrated % ostinghouse Atr Brake. e for oar little book, SWSEE THAT YOUR TICKET READSWA oYl Kanma Ol ot Josoph aniwe 497 CounoilBlufti k.1, via 5188 887 Joeands. Louls. WA THH. Agont for Nabrasks, SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Ticketa for o at all conpon stations In the 7% panmano, 4. ©. DAWES, A3 Gen'l Bupt., Gen'l Pica. & Tickot St. Paul & Sioux c“:y RAILROADS. The 0ld Reliable Siouz City Route! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFFS to ST. PAUL, MINNHAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMAROK, Aud a1t potniato Northorn Tows, Miapeeota and Dakoia.” Thin 1tas is i the T rovad Wotiag iouse Autoraatic AIr Brakos sad EGie vistTorm Counler s bater, And for SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT Ia unsurpaesed. Elegant Drlfl:fi Room wnd Slcapin Oam v i contzied b o oo v, rin_ Through Withoat Ohange between Brich, Pacifc Tranate £nd 8t Paal. reaching Sioux City at 10:20 p. at1106 8. m, making A& TEN HOURS 1x ApviNcm or ANY OtsxR Roums. Retarning, leave St. Paal at 330 p. 1., an firiag st sloux Gty 4t £45 ' . ena Valon oz Dopot, Council Biafts, t 9:50 8. m. Be euro that your tioketa resd &P.B. B’ ¥. . HILLS, Supe ‘Missouri Valley, Tows! 2. 2. KOBINBON, At Gont Fam At 38 oBRTAY, e Bute DR, BOSANKO’S PILE REMEDY, e ST 4 ake ne olber, i tall 7os g I DO NOT DELAY U1 the drain on the ystem prodnos permanent disability, but bay i, TRY IT% CURED PRICF, 50 CENTS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR T, obtatn| ‘wapplieation. Address n a; "E DR BOSANKO MEDICINE C0. | Y0NS FATHATRON. This PIOUA. O. elegant, eml&:rflclo al THE COLORADO | and fa, Booport BUSINESS COLLEGE out, arrests and cures - dmdrnd and Thisinstitution, located &t Denver, Colorade, ness, removes itching, makes the Hair the Edacational and Commerclal ceuter of the Waost, s pre-eminently the best and most practt. it a curling tenden keeping it in cal of its kind for the] e o tho pao resuit of using Kathairon. MERCANTILE TRAINING Young Men and Ladies. @. W. FOSTER, President, D. W. OADY, Beorstasy. The most extanetys, thorough and complete natilation of the kind fn the world. Thousmnds of acoountants and Basivess men, {n the prins clpal citios aud towns of the United Statss, owe thelr sucoess to our course of tralninz. The Right Kind of Education for Young Men and Ladies. Fine, new brlok block. st function of three treot car linoa, Elegantly fitted aad farnished spartments or the application of sad carrying out of our novel and systemetic methods of BUSINESS TRAINING. Young men who sontemplate & business Hfs, and pareats having sons o educate, are partica. larly roquested to send fcr our mew Circalar, which will give fall information as to terms, ondition of entrance, ete. Address @. W, FOSTER, President, Denver _Colorade. MAKE NO MISTAKE! ; 4 ngGA AXLE GREASE larzely o powiorsd mica and ietnlase 'S5 Cheagist bricutor I the world. 1t o e bt st + Goos ok g, bt ormms labod srtace over Cough Syrup THE DAILY BEE Tontaias the Latest Home and Tele- FASTURING 0O., 81 MICHIGAN AVENU! »@-Ask Your DulermF'or It News of th Day. THHE GRHEAT AJN APPETIZER---SURE GURE For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CONSUMP- TION, and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS. Fonct SRR S A e T By e 1010 Bock R, e Urmmesae i2d neriaicg aie and the Samerons terimonins TeceTad ALy ars 1he bt ovidcoom Putup in d’:fm éize Bottles, giving More for the money thart any article in the market. GA-"'I waaPON T BE DECEIVED by anprincipled dealers who bry to mim ot npon you LU e e S e e e Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue: TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENU ‘Wasurverom, D, C., Janusry 96, 1880, } Megsrs. LAWRENCE & MARTIN, 1111 Madison 3¢, Chicago, 1o SRR ’E‘?’ Spmgound o e gplaion f tin o, o bave s wulcent quaniy SEsti T e A e e P e e = patlent. anOomPounded scvordiog fo the formala, 1t may property be clasved asa MEDICINAL REPARATION woder the va"uu of U. 8. Eevised Stntvice, and when so stampe., may be sold by it rende them o = fuid by Drssgints, Apock and Other Persons without renderlng lisble to jay special Yours Respocttully, (Signed) GREEN. B. RAUM, Commissioner LAWRENCE & MARTIN,Proprietors, Chicago, Ills. Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALERS everywhese ———— e —— C_#. GOODMAN, AGENT, OMAifL IT IS A CRATIFYING FACT THAT THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE @ives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead= ily and rapidly increasing in public tavor, ‘The White Machine justly claims to be the best made, the easiest running, the 'simplest in construction and the most perfect Machine in the market. The White Co. employ as agents men of in- togrity, and purchasers are always satisfled, because they find everything just as repres- ented. Bverybody should use this Machine. The sales so far this year are more than double the corresponding time last year. All orders addressed to the Omaha Office ‘will be promptly filled. JOHN ZEHRUNC, Cor. Davenport and 15th Sts. Omaha. THIS NEW AND CORRECT MAP 4"m#s Proves beyond any reasonablo question that the CHICAGO & | NORTH-WESTERN : RY Is by all odds the best road for you to take when traveling In efther direction between | 7 Chicago and all of the Principal Points In the West, North and Northwest. Taretully examine this Map. The Prinefpal Cities of the West and Northwest are Stationd g tiisrmd Jis Gacegh mako| ‘connections with tlie trains of all rallzoads ab Yot THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY, Over all of its prineipal lnes, runs each way dally from two to f moro Fast Express Trains.. 1¢15 the only Tond Wt of Chicago that uses (16 eseracs o PULLMAN'HOTEL DINING CARS. 1 theonly road that runs Pull % X N Al D On 7" 3ad that rms Pullman Sloepfi Cars North or Northwest of cmmm‘nnq I e 1L, ROAD. It forms the following Trunk Lines : “Couneil Blufts, Denver & Callfornia Line.» . +Winona, 3lanesota & Central Dak~ta Line/ :%‘g;llrfifiyn.h ior.. Nm%gnklfllfi Line ";fihll’.iv, Hld Plulémd.yfmeugalls Ling, B 3 1, Freey uque Line.” “Milwaukee, Green Ba; iperior Line.’ ? “Tickets over thia roed are #01d by ail Coupon TItkst Agents a 1ha Uniten Lioses wed! r Remember to ask for Tickets via thisroad, be sure they read ever it,and take none othez., MARVIN RUGHITE, Gen’l Manager, Chicago. 5 W. F. STENNETT, Gen’] Pass. Agent, Chlcagos HARRY P. DUEL, Tickst Agent C. & . W, Raliway, 14th andiaruha; D. B RIMBALL, Amistani T cket Agont C & N. W. Railway, 14th a & N. W. Rallway, U. P. R. & Dopot. bR TS CHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS WINDOW SHADES. And Everything pertaining to iheé Lvmiture «nd s glf,;holsteryg dee.b e A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEW 20003 A7 148 LOWEHST PRICES. OEIAS. SEIVERIL 1208 and 1216 Farnham Sireel, Elgutter, | 1000 FARNHAM, cor. 0th. - Grand Displ y e e SPRING CLOTHING! 20 3 moa th sad