Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 12, 1881, Page 3

) SENINPE G 1HE DAILY BEE ORAKA PUBLISHING 0. PROPRIETORS. 615 Parnhaw, bel. 5tk and 107h Streets TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, ormmss T OZeopersfrom T30 1 . m. Bundag. THOMAS . HALL: Possas: And Departare of Traius UKION PACIFIC, Arrival 2x 6:00 p. m. | Mal. 3om Fio onis e rosing Puiias Siosplug Gare out of Omaba to Union Depote OMAHA & NORTHERN NEBRASXA CAIL. WAY COMPANY. e Throug! Aczomin. Throus Acc SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL R R. 0:00 2 7 BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. B R. Leave Omata, dally.—8 ».m, §8.m,10 % m, liam.1pm,3p m,8pm,6fkm,op 5:% p. m.,'5:2 p. m., Four trlps on Sunday, I a. m,2and6p. m OMAAA & REFUBLICAN VALLEYE. . v OMAHA | BUSINESS DIRECTORY. | ART EMPORIUMS. . U. ROSES Are Baporiam, 1516 Doige Sirei, Shoe Engravings oh Patnings, Choouss el ey S O o J. BONNER, 1309 Douglas St._Good_Styles. ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE. 306N L. MCCAGUE, opposite porsocs, W. R BARTLETT, 317 Soush 13th Street, ARCHITECTS. DUFRENE & MEND ELSSHON, ARCHTITECTS, ‘Room 14, Creigtiton Block, BOOTS AND SHOES- THOS ERICKSOX, 5. E. cor. -6ih sad Donglas JOHN FORTUNATUS, 005 10th 8t., ma-ufactures tc order good work at fair prices. Repairing dogs. BED SPRINCS- 4. ¥, LARRIMER, Manutactarer, Visschers Bik. BOOKS, NEWS AND STATIONERY J.1. FRUEH. 1015 Farnbam Street. B TTERANDECCS. MCSHANE & SCHEOEOER, theoldest B. and E. Tuouse in Nebraska, extablished 1675, Omaba. 'BOARDING L RESTAURANT, MRS, southwest cor. 16th and Ledge. ! Bést Board tor the Moner. i f & Guarsnteed. Mealsat a1 Hours. { Board by the Day, Weekor Month. Good Terme for Cash. l c RYAN, o isbed Roors Supplisd. CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS WM. SNYDEE, No. 1819 14th and Harney St. CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS. ANDREW ROSEWATER, 1610 Faroham St Town Surveys, Grade and’ Sewerage Syviems & e D (COMMISSION MERCHANTS. J0BN G. WILLIS, 1414 Dodge Street. D. B. BEEMER, For details sec large Advertise- meat in Dailand Weekly. CICARS AND TOBACCO. WEST & FRIT-CHER, Masufacturers of Cigars, nd Who esale Dealers it Tobaccos, 1305 Deug. W. r. LORENZEN, manufacturer, 514 10th 8. CORNICE WORKS Western Cornice Worke, Manctecturers Iron Corulce, Tin, Tron and Siate Becling. Orders trom any locuiity }romutly avecuted {n the best ‘manner, Facto:y and Ofice 110 Dodge Street. Galvanized Iron Cormwces, Windowcaps, etc. ‘man ulactared and jut up in any part of the country. T. SINULD, 416 Thirteenth St. CROCKERY. 3. BONNER, 1s% Douglas St. Good Line. 'CLUTHING AND FURNISHINC CO0DS GFQ. H. PETERSON. _Also Hate, Cape, Boots, ‘Sioes, Notions and Cutlery, ¥4 S. 10(h 8¢, CLOTHING BOUCHT. ©. SHAW will pay bighest cash pricel bandelorhiug. Cormer 10th and Fara DENTISTS. DR. PAUL, Williams’ Block, Cor. 16th & Dodge DRUCS, PAINTS AND OILS. KUHN & 0O, Pharmacists, Fine Fancy Goods, Cor. 15t and Dnglas Birest: W.J. WRITEHOUSE, Wholesa'e & Retall, 16 8t. C. C. FIELD, 2022 North Side Cuming Street, M. PARK, Drugeist, 10t and 0w ard Sie DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, FTC. JOHN H. F. LEHMANN &CO,, NewYork Dry Goods Store, 1310a0d 1812 Farn- Tam treet ond Pacific Tand Furnitare . 0. Turgeon Agt., 8, 1309 Douglas St. Fine Goods, &c. 435 p.m. ATIGREEYS-AT-LAW, J. EXCL'SH, i LAW—310 South Thirteenth ., witn CHARLES POWELL, USTICE OF THE PEACE—Corner 15th aad o}~ Farnham $is.. Omaba Neb ICE WORKS OMAIA FENCE CO. GUST. FRIES &CO0., 1218 Harney St. od Jeo’ Boxes, Irou an Kailings, Countersof Fi A. Donach ye » FOUNDRY. JOHN W ARNE & SONS,cor. 14th & Jackson st WH, SIMERAL, TTOWNEY AT LAW—Room AT 'S, Sukm, NEE A. €. TROUP, TIORNEY AT LAW-Ofiice 1n Hansoom's Block, whi Georpe K. Privchois, 1008 DEXTER L THONAS, A TTORSEY A7 Law—Craamaoy A. M- CHADWICK, A TSNS AT LaW—0fies 1304 Farchen: hton | Z STEVENE 21st between Cuming and Isrd. T. A MoSHANE, Corner 234 ard Caming Sts. HATTERS. W. L PARROTTE & 00., 1506 Dewatsy Street, Wholemle Exclusively, WARDWARE IRBNAND STEEL DOLAN & LANGWORTRY, Wholesale, 110 and 12 15h ot HARI = B WEIST, 3 #OTABY »UBLIC. GO U'BRIEM & SARILETT, Attorneys-at-Law, FIOE-Dnic a Biock,Fifieench an¢ Pambam COVLNOTIONS MADE D £ BENTOMN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. ARBAD'{ BLOCK, COR. D0UQ. & I6TH ST8. — owma s W. J. Connell, Attorney-at-Law. O —prout v, g e, Bmsoomy Ereer REDIOK & REDICK, Attorneys-at-Law, 5o stention 1 e ctoes to a0 vate 215 corpor-atone of evary " doacripiion ; 77 S o f he Bue s he Ghioe, Farsham St oppoiia Siviom, EDWARD W, SIMERA TIOUNEY AT IAW—Reom 6 Orelghicn Block, 1ith and Douzlas etreets. _ noddh 2. F. MANDERSGK, ATIORTITAT LW Cmata Nebraska. 308 R. Cuarksox @. 3. Hui CLARKSON & HUNT, Saccessors to RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorveys-at-Law. 215S. 14th Street, Omah, Neb. SANTA CLAUS FOUND. Grestest Discovery of the Age. “Wonaerfal die-oscrlesin the world havebeonmads. Amoux other things where Santa C'aus stayed Ohildron oft ack It ho miakes goods of not, It reaily he Bves lu s mountato of snow. Last your au excumion salled ciear to the Pots Aud saddonly droppo into whate-crzed] kechole Wiere wouder of wonders they found ancwland, e iry-fk s holnee anpearnd on each hand. were mocnialus like ours, with marc of exquisite tragrante were grow tog sron Not long wore they laft to wender t doub so0m came the 7 had beacd much ta th A bel Tw: He rode in a sholl instead of a slelgh, But he 100k thew on bowrd and Grove them s, ore. Baylng 1 alse 805k hese o 2-iead Bances stome. Santa Cisus then whispercd s weoretsbed el As 1n Omana ev e rts, coil=cw, ot gioves great and wall, Bend your s ot wamt coeundal " tnice, Camplus Hatter of the Weat, Douglag et Omahe HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERY. Ladies et your Straw, Chip and Peit Hata done up st nortbeas: corner Seventeonth and Capitol avenge. WM. DOVE, PROP s CANFIELD HOUSE, Geo. Canfield, 9th & Farn, DORAN HOUSE, P. I Cary, 913 Farnham St SLAVEN'S HOTEL, ¥. Slaven, 10:h Strect. Southern liotal, Gus. Famel 9th Leavenworth INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. MRS, LIZZIE DEKT, 817 16th Strest. JEWELERS JOBK BAUMER, 1314 Fatham Street. JUNK. M, BERTHOLD, Rags and Metals. LLUMBER, LIME AND CEMENT FOSTER & GRAY, comer 6.1 and Douglas Sts, LAMPS AND CLASSWARE. 3. BONNER. 1309 Deurtas 8t Good Variets. MERCHANT TAILORS. @.A. LINDQUEST, Ono ot our most popular Merchant Tallors 1s ro- eeiving the lateat decigns for Sprinz and Sani mer Goods for gontlemen's wesr. Sty ish, durable ever. 215 13th bet. Doug. & F G T House in the West. Purchasers save 30 pot cent, Order by Mail. 115 Fifteenth 8. MILLS- OMAFA CITY MILLS, §th and Farnbam Sts. Weldhana Bros., proprietors. PHYSICIANS AND SURCEONS- W.8.GIBRS, M. D., Room No. 4, Crelzhton Block, 15th Sireet. P. 8. LSISENRING, ¥, D, Masenic Block, @ L. HART, ¥, D, Eye and Far, opp. posteffios DR. L. B_GRADDY. Oculiet and_ Avrist,'S_ W.15th and Farohurg St PHI IAPHE! oRATIRORAMIERS. Grand Central Gallers,, 212 Sixireath Street nesr MasonicHall. First-class Work and Prompt. ‘oss Guarantecd. PLUMBING, CAS AND" STEAM FITTING P W. TARPY & 00, 216 12th 8., bet. Farn. Bam & Doughs. Work prompily aivended to, D, FITZPATRICK, 1409 Douglas Strset.. [ AND PAPER HANCING HENKY A. KOSTEES, 1412 Dede Strot. PLANING MILL. A.MOYER, manufaciurer of sash, doors, blinds, m oldings, rewe s, balusters, hand rul. furnish- 2085 | {ng, ncroll sawing, &c., cor. Dodge and 9th ste. PAWNBROKER* J. ROSENFELD, 522 10th St. bet. Farn, & Har, e vl bt bl o] REFRICERATORS CANFIELD'S PATENT 1ith St,, bet, Parn. & Har, SHOW CASE MANUFACTORY 0.3, WILDE, Mapufacturer snd Dealer in all kinds of Show Casee, Uprieh Cases &c., 1317 Case St. ‘STOVES AND TINWARE. A. BURMESTER, Dealer In Stoves and Tinware, aud Manufacturer of Tin Roofsand all kinds of Bullding Work 0dd Fellows' Block. 3. BOXNER, 1300 Doug. St. Gocd and Chesp, SEEDS 3. EVANS, Wholesle and Retail Seed {Drills and Caitirators. 0dd Fellows Hall. Hamburg Line. WERELY LINE OF STEAMERS LEAVING NEW YOKK EVERY THURSDAY England, France aud Germany p ot C. B. RICHARD & €O, General Passenger Agemts, 61 proadway, New York. RANK E MOORES) HENRY PUNDT, j OMABEA. NEERASKA VIHEGAR WORKS) ERNST KREBS, Manager Manutacturer of al kinds of VINEGAR 5t Bet. S0k and 10: ONAEA NEB. SHOE STORES. Philipp Lang, 1320 Farnbam st. bet. 13:n & 14th, SECOND HAND STORE PEKKINS & LEAR, 1416 Dougias St.,_ New and Secpnd Havd Faraiture, Hcuse ing Goods, & tand 8o\ on narrow ma gins, . ment vhich, Sarvine FIRE, and ton's ecy, will be open for the with Hok Lanch o o aitr pecwmt e 2" “Osiedonia,” J, FALCONER, €79 16th Stroet. ARy o Street Furuham & Dongiar P.C. BACKUS, 1205 Farabam . fancy goods. MODEKN MILLS. FORTY-TWO HUNDRED BARRELS PER DAY THE CAPACITY OF A SINGLE MILL. The modern_flonring mill is & huge | ¢jock stracture, employing many men, and the wheat is turned into flour by the frelght-train load daily. Oneof the ‘monster mills in Minasapolis, Minn., covers sa ares of of 380 by 80 feet, and Is seven stories in heigat. I capacity is 4,200 barrels daily, which requires about 20000 bushels of wheat or fifly car loads to keep the mill in operation. It does not depexd upon the old fashionad burr mill-stores to convert the wheat into flour, but the process of manufacture is to first run the whea! through a brushicg ma- ochine, the old-fashionsd smat ma- chines baving been discarded. After the wheat has been cleansed by run- ning through the brash machine it is ran through corrugated iron rollers, which split the craase of the berry open, thus liberating the dust which Ties In the crease, o that it can be re- moved by Eolting. A very small per- centage of low grade flour is made during this first reduction. The grain then passes through a process techni- ly known as scalp ‘move the dirt and flour, afrer passes througha second set of corra gated rollers, by which it is further broken; then it is passed through | sald Frank, as he handed cut 8 5 cent cigar to the editor, and put it on the | te. “That's business,” sad_the county “Keep that up, Frank, and after awhile you csn boy a now slate, won't have to sponge this one (ff every time you fill i g ““Eggs,” raid the sheriff, taking a cheir by the stove, “‘eggs is euge, know, but I remembera time whea egzs wera o ecarca that if the yolk of all you could bave fourd iu the whelo county had been rolled Into one it woulduw's bave filled the cavity in the milk tooth of » apring chicken. That was in ‘54, 1 think.” “Dj you mean the year that crows’ oggs was fetchlu’ four au’ six a dozen “lotg the Lackawack, an’ Charley King opened fiye bushole o' the suckers to git eges for breakfas’ on the morain’ o' Pans’ asked the old ‘Squire. “That were '53, theriff.” “Well, sir, in the spring of '54," said the sheriff, ‘‘we had an old hen, and she wanted to set bad She was juse spolling to set. She'd get up nights ‘and go epooking around to find a place with egge in it. She got down in the cellar and settled herseif herself on a peck measure of turnips and commenced hatching them out. We drove her away. Oue dsy I found her out in_the garden huddled down in peace. She was eogsged In warming up a_china door-knob to see second reel, which e moves the flour and middlings. This operation is repeated successive- Iy uatil the flour portion of the borry i3 entirely removed from the bran, he necessary ssparations being made each reduction, somt mes re quiring five or six. ~Tae middlings from the several cperaticns are re- duced to fiour, after being run through the purifiers by successive reductions, on smooth fron or porcelain rolle @ of the principal objects 5o i On by this ayatem of grindig s to o bralsing of the grain; another, to extract all the dirt from the crease of the berry, and a third, to thoroughly free the branjfrom thejflour in order to obtalajsa large a yield an possible. There are in Minneapolis twenty- eight of these hugs merchant mills, making 1t ihe largeat flour manufactu ring place in the world, and its pro- ducts are sent to sll partsof the oarth. The grower of wheat no long- or patronizes the grist mill, bu: buys his floar of the retail dealer. The grists of the eastern or middle states are small and unpretenticus concerns, only useful in grinding provender for the neighborhood for the purpose of feeding their horees, stock and awine. And even now they are forced to com- pete with large mills in the west and northwes’, which make a specialty of grindicg feed by the carload and send- ing it to an eastern market. The miller of ancieat timee, who used to be regarded as an fmportant factor of factory, is nearly obsolete, and the time is not far distant when he and his toll-dish will be relegated to the domain ‘of the flax-spinnirg wheel, the handloom and the reaping sickle. A Wyoming Sheep Ranch. Laramie Boomerang, April 9, as our privilege, last Sanday, the country seat of that old velerau of the rail, J. B. Simpson, who a year and a balfago gave up his time-honored porition of locomatlve engineer on the Unien Pacific, and de- voted his attention and euergies to adorning a home and Improving a sheep ranch Mr. Simpson's ranch is about six miles south of Laramie, situate at the foct of the Black Hills, i a beautiful valley, overlocked by & glant red butté on the east, and stretching down to the railroad track on the west, while south and north roll away gentle hills in all the grandeur and beauty of a weatern landscape. Although but ¢ne year and a half old, this ranch already bears marks of the enterprising husbsndman and the prudent and tastcfal housewife, than whom no home possesses @ more ex- cellent one than that of which we speak. A gosd stone residencs, surrounded by & neat fence, inclosing fower beds and grassy lawns, forms the attrac. tive and most prominent featurs of the place. Opposite are a substantial log barn and atable, a comfortabie log house for herders. and a sheep-fold capable f holding 4,000 sheep. The latter is kept white-washed, and is olean enough for the abode of human balogs. Seven miles of barb:d wire fence inclose about 1,000 acres of grazing -and mesdow land. Oa the rolling kuolis feed some 3,000 sheep, white down toward th: railrosd stretches the expansive and luxariant meadow, from which about 250 tons of hay are annually cat. At conveniont distances from the house bubble up in crystal purity fif- ty-two springsof sparkling cold water, woft as the dews of heaven. From eral of these pipes lead the limpid streams to the kitchen, the pautry and the stock yards, whera tanks re- celve and discharge continually, thus ever keeping full of frech, cold water. A short distance down the beautiful stream, flowing from theso springs is located the sheep corral, where the dipplog and shearing are done. M. Simpson has just complated one of the most convenient and practicable dipplng apparatuses we havoe seen in this country. It consists of a swim- ming bath, two feet wide, thirty feet long, and four feet deep, onean being perpendioular, and the other a ger tle incline, with cleats fastencd on the same to enable the animal to walk out when he has swam the length of the bath, the whole being lined with galvanized iron. A shute from one of the corrals leads to the vertical end of the tank, and iuto this the sheep are crowded, one by one being forced in- to the plunge bath. At the outcome another narrow shute leads the cleansed theep to a second corral, where he Is allowed to raminate over the trying ordeal through which he has been so unceremoniously forced to pass. The heaticg of the sheep din is done by & small engine which ejects steam into a large tavk filled with to- bacco and water. From this tank lead feed and waste pipes, so that the solu: tion is always kept st the desired tem- perature Mr. Simpson hes not fed his folds apound of hay this winter, and ia- formed us that out of 3,200 sheep ho will not lose 300, although the season has been the severeat ever experienced by sheep raisers on the Laramie plains. It Is the purpose of Mr. Simpson t0 set out ornamental treesabont the premises, and ina few years his home willsbe a paradise on earth, a shaded, verdant bower, in which ha and his estimabls wife may spend in »ase and happiness the aftsracon of life's de- clining years, and wait for the golden sunset which shall summon them to sleep the sleep of the just. EGGS IN PIKE COUNTY. THE SHERIFF'S EXPERIENCE WITH 4 BBOOD OF SNAPPING TURTLES, 'WAY BACK IN FIFTY-FOUR, New York Sua. Miurorp, Pa., March 26.—'‘How aze eggs to-dayl” inquired the theriff as he leaned one elbow on the Orles- man House bar and watched Frank mix the ex-poundmaster his favorite beverage of seltzer and lemon juice. “The epg market is In such s state that this bar don't bresk another egg ina glass for you, and let you flavor it with four fingers and s thumb of $16 brandy, unless you get over the im- pression that you cau pay for it wi 10-pence and get back [ cents change, what she could get out of it. T felt sorry for the hen and let her set. A day or eo afterwards I found a snap- pivg turtle’s nest in the sand along the river. There were two eggs in it. I tock them home and put them under the old hen. I thought I'd have some fun, anyhow. Well slr, she hatched those eggs out, and I want to tell you that the experiment fied mo that whatever & hen hatcl is & pact of her or the famil; - longs to. Maybe you won't believe it, but those little turtles had feathers on thelr legs.” “How old wes the hen?” asked the ex poundmaster, as the sheriff paused. “They had feathers on thelr legs,” continued the sheriff, without notic- ing the inquiry, “and they had hitile spurs. The old hen was a litt'o sur- prised at_first, when she discovered what a brood she had, but she got along with them frat-rate until they were threo or four weeks old, and then sha found them hard to manage. There wasu' enough chicken in the tartles to make them feel at home in the poultry yard, and one by cne they disappeared until they were all goue. They had found their way to the river, and I never expected to see any of them again. The next summer 1 wes fishing up in the eddy, an3 very soou I saw a pretty good xized snsp- ping turtle swim in_to shore and crawl up on the sand, Ho wasu’t more | than ten feot from me, but ho either dida't see mo o¢ else didn’t mind me. He walked around & mitute and then tegan to scratch in the saud. I thought \hat was fanny, and couldn’t under- stand it. His next move made every- thing clear to me. He raised up on his_hind legs, flapped his flippers against his sides, stretched out i neck, and you may fire me through that wall if he dida’t crow! He was one of the turtles that my old hen had hatched on; and his chicken nature had developed. 1 tried to catoh him but he wan just 83 good a turtle as ho was a chicken, sud ho got away into the water, I never saw any more of him, but if ho has any descendants T may get one one of them yet, and if | I do I'll bring it down and show it to you.” Burdette on Politicians. Buriington Hawkey ] feel,” eaid_the fat_passenger, as the traln crossed the Ohioside, ‘‘that Tam In the land of statesmen. There isnsmell of a postoffice fn the alr, and the low sweet sound of a consu- late is heard in the dewy distance, I the shadowy forms of marsh yet to be, and out of the dreamy gates of Impossible, I eo the sad procession of never to bs supreme judges. It is a dear and favored land, this grand old step-mother of presidents. “We all love our country, ad passenger, ‘and we fight and wear and work and lie and sweat and shout for the privilege of administer- ing her finances. Ob, Americs, America, what would » country bo without officee 4Tt would be like a cat without a voice,” the man on the wood box said. “Or a cigar without a match,” the cross passenger sald. “Or a room withouta bed,” said Endymion, the sleepy passenger. “Or a bar without whisky,” said the tall thin passenger, whereupon soveral voices immediately asked what that w After all,” the Jester said, “politi- cians are no worse then they use to be, there are more of them. And therein is all the evil. Grasshoppers are no mers voracious in one seaton than snother, but it the years when they multiply their census by conntless millions, they are able to do indefinitely more miechief than when there are barely enough of them to furnish fish-bait for the indus- trious citizen of tho republic And all the mischef in the country isa't done by she politiciaus. There are Iawyers who woald honor the bar by getting themselves kicked out of it. There aro editors who disgrace jour- nalism. There are ministers who pro- fane the pulpit. There are several people outside of politics who need a little killing. There is—" And seeing that his audience had gone to rleep, the Jester prepared to fellow their example. THOROUGHBREDS AT SE&. A LAKGE CONSIGNMENT OF RACING ] of the Figing Datchman's Handicap t §York and the Shrewsbary cup), { ont of Lina, own sister to Caterer, also of the famous Stockwell stock. Then again comes Midiothlan, an imel that will doubtless be ap- reciated in Amerles, 28 he has won many valasblo stakes. This horee is by Rataplan, brother to Stockwell or Strathconsn, and on his dem's side ! Midlothian fs ra‘ely bred, as Luira {e > dam of Lowlander, Lord Huat- {loy’s famous horse, which at hesvy | weights wae invincible. | OTHER FISE STOUK. | Still another, braving the perils of the deep, is Woodlands, a handsome and remarkably souad horse, who has done an_immense smount of hard work, His sire, Nutbourne, was s great two-year-old, and when un- trained defeated both Thormanby and Thuoderbolt tor the Findon stakes at Goodwood. Peggy Whitethroat, his dam, also forled Lumley and other winners. The other ocsan voya are Tympanum, by Kettledrum, ou of Gildermire, and a finer horse can- not well be Imagined; Uuluacardoch, a smart horse, is by Rataplan, out of May Chaise, and Is a blood relative to the famous Doncaster, that cost the Dake of Westminster 14, uing also Constitution by Restitution, Then come & 3yearold colt by Fauonius, winner of the Derby, the Goodwood cup and other races for Baron Rothschild, out ot Nutbush, the fastest mare of her day, and King of Athens, s 2-year-old colt by Cecrops, cut of Woodbine, A per- fectly untried filly, though likely to grow into & good mae, Is the animal by King Lud, ot of North Wind, Sl another te be noticed 1s a mare by Koight of St. Patrick, out of Gentile. The lot further comprises several very fine English trotters, stallions and other thoroughbreds, all of which will be disposed of by private contrast. Farmers and Mechanics. 1f you wish to avoid great danger snd trouble, besides a no small Lill of expento, at this season of the year, you should take prompt steps to keep disease fcom ycur household. The system should be cleansed, blood puri- fied, stomach and bowels regulated, and prevent and cure diseases arising from spring malaria. We know of nothing that will so perfectly and surely do this as Electric Bitters, and at tho teifling cost of fifty cents a bot- tle.—[Exchange. Sold by Ish & McMshon. [$3) 0, Dr. Thomas' Selgtricd used it Geo. Mutchler, an old citizen 82 evergthing h bis ever tried {r Rhet Dan’l. Hoflman, farmer, & litte ol it cured him of a sore throat CHICAGO AHEAD. All the world new looks up to Chi- cago as the great western metropol; of America, belpg far ahcad of 1l competing citles; but nono the lees g0, in its lino, is Electrlc Bitters. ¥rom their real inteiaslc value they have ad- vanced to the front, snd _are now far ahead of all other remedies, posttiy ly curlng where everything clso falls. To try them Is to bo convinced. For sale by all druggists at fifty cents ver bottle. 1) PRCPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUP- PLIES AND TRANSPORT- ATION. oposals, indorsed Proposa's fof Fortation, 1, Bacon, Flour, O Gase sy be,) and direct er of Tl Aflairs, No Bacon, 3 000 pon 2,3(0,000 pounds Co 00,000pounds Floa: bounds Hard Bread Kcts, Woolen anl Cotton goods, ¢ in part of sicking, 30,000 yards: rd Calico, 300,000 [ Kentucky Jeais, ; Brown Sheet 5,000 yards; ‘Grocerics, Nottons, for 1 be delivered at the Acchcien i e e e’ 0wk on Goserumen: Schaiu'es showing the kinds and quantities of subsistence mappies required L cach Agen er."ani the kindsand quantii o i ed by bidders, time and w3 of contrat and pa roatcs, piace cf delivery, ment, transportal Instrtictions wiil bo furnished % the Indisn Office in Washington, of Wooster Street, New York, 20, Oaha, Chey aud the Postimaster at'Sioux Cit 48 i1l bo o canni_curcss, ompanicd by o Catied Stuies Depository oF Alk!i"-am Trc:lnunr. for at leact five per cent. of i amount of the propoes Pious . NoRoL, m Acting Commimioner. ‘AGENTS WANTED FUR CREATIVE SCIENCE and Sexual Philosophy. Protusely fllustrated, The most important n best book published.” Every family wanta Extraorlinary inducements offored Agent 3 Co. 5t WaGdseewAL EiLouts Mo, SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSION- STOCK CONING TO NEW YORK. New York Evening Telogram. Ono of the largest batches of thoroughbred horses ever shipped to this cauntey is now on_the high seas aboard the Anchor line steamship “Australia,” which left London for New Yark on the 22d inst. Among the instalment of blooded animals, which is _conslgned to The Amerioan Horse = Exchange, of this city, aro the celabrated stallionEisham, by Knowaloy, out of Violet, through whose velns flows the blood of Stockwell, the emporor of stallions snd winner of the Two Thousand Guiness and the St. Loger, and also_of Voltigeur, who won ths Derby, St. Leger and Doncastor Cup. Both by parentage and In appesrance Fisham_ leayes nothing to bo desired. Next comes Bluo Mantle, a beautifal horae, although no longer very youth- ful, who, s a threc-sear-old, whon ho first faced the Astor Hill, won {hres races off the reel. His sire, Kingaton, was & vory good herse when in jrain: Ing and won the Goodwood Cap, beat: ing Teddington and all tho cracks of that dey. Paradigm, from the same dam, was a fortune to her owner. NOKE STOCKWELL AND YOLTIGEUR BLooD. Third on_the list is Muscovy, like Elsham, has on his sire's. fi:oi Glasgow pedigres, sa the Dake was bred by the eccentric old Scotch Earl being by Stockwell out of a mare that producad Pintail and many other good winners, His dam was Lady of the Manor, and be also bomta Stockwell and Voltigear blood. He Is noted a a fine jimper, having won the San. down "Open 'Hunters' Steeple-chase beating several very successtal horses. Oae of the beat bred horses In the En. glish stad book is Silverstream, who Iy also » passenger on the Australia, an snimal that, carryiog high weight, has been most successfal on several ER'S SALE. By virtue of au order o sale ismued uut of the District Court, In and for Douglas C: Ne- braska, and to'me dirccted, 1 will, on the 0tk dag of April, A D. 1881, 3t 10 oclock a. m. of Faid dag, at the south daor of the Court House in tho Gity of Omaba, Doughs Count brasia, sell a2 public ecribed insaii orier, to wit: i o hondred an 1 seventy.one (171), in th city of Omata, Douglas' County, Nobraskca, togetiicr with al} the appnrtc-ances therounto belonging, @ sutisty s julgment of sald court recovered Ferdinand Steeitz, paintifl, and aguins R. Orchard, s ial Magtar = T RENNEDY’'S EAST INDIA & gmé Z 2 E o o R [ g6 % = s 9% 3 BE L = wE i < 5F§ ILER & GO0, dOLE MANUFAOTURHERS, OMAHA, Neb. BU8 SIS ol JNO. G. JACOBS, (Former!y of Gloh & Jacobe) UNDERTAKER No. 1417 Farniam 5t 4 of Jacob Gls occasions., He is by Tynedale (winner , oid ORDXRS 57 TAUSGRAPi SGLICITN ety TARKE THXE | | NO CHANGING CARS OMAHA AND CHICAGO, Where Direct convections are Made With Through Sleeping Car Lines o New York, Boston, Philadel- phia, Baltimore, Wash- ington, AND ALL FASTERN CIT:ES. THE SHORT LINE via PEORIA for Indianapolis,Cincinnati,Louis- ville. AND ALL POINTS IX THS _SOUTHEAST. THE BEST LINE FOR ST. LOUIS, Where Direct Connections sre made in tho UNION DEPOT with Throuzh Slecping ar Liges for all Polats _SOUTH. The New Line for _DES MOINES. The Favorite Route for ROCK ISLAND. The unequaled inducements offered by this Line to Travelers and Tourists, aro as followa: The colebrated Pullnian (16-wheel) Palaco Sleop % yon this Line. ' C., B. & Q. No eat-a charge for Seats in irs. The famous €., B. & Q. Palace geous Bmoking Cars fitted acked Ractan Revolving lusive use of frst-ciass passen- elinis Reclining C! Dining Cars, Chisirs for the. . K!Surl Track and Superior Equipment, bined with thlr Great Th A Taont, maken this, abovo al i the Bast, o, a1 Sonih i ity andyou wil fnd traveling 3 fuxary o Tiekets 4a- thi Celebrated Line odations, Time checrfully given by applyine to 5 General Passene . L Ghmr e, et SHORT LINE 1880. K. C.,8T. JOE& . B.R.R, I tho only Direct Line to ST. LOVIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. o change of cars between Omslia and 5t and but one between Omaha and Now York. 8IX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS RRACHIY® ALL Eastern & Wekstern Citles With less charges and{n advance of other lines. ‘This entire lino s cquipped with Pullman's Palsce Slesping Carw, Psisce Day Cosche es,Miller's Saloty Platlorm and Coupler snd the celsbrated estinghouzo Atr-Brake. S3EE THAT YOUR TICKET READSWR - b acc B M CounclBlams R, via StWA ¥ josandst. Louis. WA Tickets tor sale st all coupon st C. D; F b A ret, BARNARD, i Agent, Omaha. BY THE USE OF DR. BOSANKO’S PILE REMEDY. iNT EBIIAL‘* EXTERNAL, AND SICHING PILES /161 a4 once on the application of DI Teh ncts the lVIGT(]RY OF MEDICAL 8CIENCE. PRUSSIAN Cough Syrup THE LATEST The only exiating remedy for every spe- eles t Acute or Chironte Disease of the Organs of Resplratio: and an absolate 8PECIFIO FOR CONSUMPTION ! e e s oraa which it R > ANNIHILATES A COUBH S e BATTLING FOR LIFE with the most terrible sconrge of our ol Tate will find Fritscis Prassian Cough S3p 'R potent ally, and will aswuredty Win' e nEht by adhering strictly 1o this great medlcine. The CASES NOW ON REGORD in which it has been admint, with entire anccess ns &_remedy for every va- y of malady which affects the Re- spiratory Funciions, amiount_to more ™™ EIVE THOUSAND nt the present date, andyet the prepara. tion is only In the Infancy of ite useful- great defect of all Cough hitherto introd. that nerid secretions which are coughed up are removed,and the ruptured, inflamed or maturated snrfaces henled and re- stored to tholr nmtural tons, & cure s impossible, Fritsch's Prussian Cough Syrup accomplishes these abjects. The m d miuco-pus which are e cons sequence of Lung Disease, are thrown off by it; whilo at tiie snme {ime it soothes and fnvigorates the weakened tisvues, “LIFE FOR THE LUNGS.” For coughs, colds, influenza, bronohial Nicultics, tightness of the chast,honrse- throat, trachitis, Inflamman Iungs, diMculty of breathing, pleurisy and all disorders of s pulmonary nacure, it has never been equaled. Sole agents in America, RICHARDSOX & 00, 8¢ Louls, 5o, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS. & now and hitherto nnknown ressedy_for all tsoases of the Klineys, Blsdder, sad Urinary Organs. Sitiv oly caze Diabetes, Grave, Drop- ’s Discase, inabllity to etaiu of expell Catarrh of the Bladder, high colcred Urinating, LAME Perzale Com- I Drugzla of the price, $2.00. OAY NEY PAD C0., PROP'RS, ‘oledo, O. a3 . your or our listle book, e " e sred DYoL v — SIBUX CITY & PACIFIC AxD St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. e Old Reliabis Siowe City Routs! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFES to ST. PAUL, MINNBEAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMAROK, And all pofatata Northern Tows, Minnescta and Dakots. Thia ifne Is equipped with the Im- roved Weatl ir Brakes and iler Platto . Aad for SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT Elogant Drawing Room and Poeior Dopot st Goutel BNk, o E15 b an Fiaihing Sioux City a1 10:20 p. v 35 ¢ Pacd S madin 2o TEN HOURS 1x Apvinc or Axy Omaxe Rours. Returning, eavo St. Pual at 330 p.m, an rviag st Sioux City st 4:45 Pacific Transter Depot, Council Biefh, Bo euro that yous akets read Superintendent, Missour) P. E. ROBINSON, Asc't Gon'l Pass. Agent, J.'H. UBRYAN, aud Pasenger Agent, Council Bluty e Tarmort, aiiay e Andatveina pofmancatcaroutes e et Py DO NOT DELAY *0tfl the drain on the system TRY IT%* CURED PRICF, 50 CENTS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT, md when you ean not obtaln itof him, w 71l send it, prepaid, o of) Or. Bosanko’s -A"fl&“‘-’.n'l_:l‘:- Bty ME DR, BOSANKO MEDICINE CO. PIOUA. O. WROUGHT IRON FENGES. Wire Fencing and Ralling a Speciality. Thelr heauty, permanence and econotny dally working the ‘extinction of ail fencing cheap matarial. Elegant in destin, indestractible Fences for Lawns, Pubilc Grounds and Ceme. . Settees, canopled and of rustic patterds; Chairs and every desoription of Tron and Wire ‘omamental work desizned ‘manufact P fron Warl Woodward Ava., De: Tatrer ol matalognp sl op24 REED’S “ALLTIM By “Almor it and bisSire by Rysdicics “Hambietonian " “This remarkabio horse will e fiva years ol o il serve "oy 3 v ot ‘oum ow engaged) at $2500 pe ‘mare, payable at time of servic A] e cos April 18t and wiil end time his ice will be | 0. “Any mare that s trotted in | 2:30 served vR<E. ALL TIME will stand Mondays’ | 9 Tacalays: and. Weneadays sach week besin, | ning the irst of April, of Teentistn, wees of Eichtoenth strect Garirack. termisus, aod the remainder of cach week s the corock of Thih | i Howend srerir | ED. BEED, Proprietor. | Stable Corner 11th and Howard | Streete. Gentle Women Who want glossy, luxuriant Mmmof abundant, beauntitul Hair must use LYON’S KATHAIRON, This elgiant, cheap article al i sty Bosps 1 o fulng an eeps m out, arrests and cures - ness, removes dan and itching, makes the Hair strong, givhf it a curling tendency and keeping it in any desired ition, - tiful, healthy Halr is the sure | result of usiog Katbairon. | MICA AXLE GREASE| Composadiaraly of powdored mica and isfngiass {0 h best an cheagia [abricator 1 the wagd: | i e bt becaria ¢ dout ot gemm, bt fora | Slahed sartace vt the sale, dols wlargo aonnt of friction. It ts Cheapast becauma you noad wse bt half tbe 10 gressing 70ur wagon thatyou woall | ‘Date, and then ran | ally | highly of any otber sxle groase gour wagon ivice s long- iy 34 woll tor Mill Gearing, ing. Buggles, &c.,a8 for wagons—Send fer Pocket | Cyclopediaf Things Wortn Knowing. Malled froo 1 any adiress: 1 MICA MANUFACTURING CO., 81 MICHIGAN AVENU! ! »@Ask Your Dealern:lor It KIDNEGEN is highly recommended and unsu: for Weak or Foul Kidneys, Dropsy, Bright’s Disease, of Emergy, Nervous Debility, or any Obstructions arising from Kidney or Bladder Niseases. Also for Yellow Faver Blood and Ki Poisoning, in infscted malarial sections. £ a FOREST LEAF with JUSIPHR SYRRINS and BARLEY MALT we bave hich acta specifieally o the Kidzeys acd Urimary Organs, remoriag o furioms £ acd preventing any straining, emariing senatios heat of irritason In tho membranous Mulng of tho ducis or water pumegs. It sxcites & beaithy aesion i Kiving (hew sizengts, vigor and restoriog these organs 1o a eaithy condision, showiog ik effects coloF andsamy Sow of arine. 14 can bo taken af all times, ' all cilmates and undomd clrcumstances without In fury 1o the gysiem. Uniike any otker preparatin. for Kidsey dificuities 1 haa a vory piesaat ani agressble taste and favor. It has bess difcalt o make & contalaiag positive dluretic propertiss whieh will not sauseats, -3t be Do 1o tho somach Before takiog any Liver medicino, try » botue of KIDNEGEN to CLEARSR the KIDNETS from foul matter.” Try it and you will'aiways used § a8 a family medscine. _Ladies sepeciaily will lke % and Gentiemen wiil find KIDNPGEN the best Kidney Tonic ever need! NOTICE—Each boti's bears tha siguaturs of LAWRENCE & MARTIN, alsoa Propristary Govera. ment Stawp. which permits KIDNEUEN to be soid (wishous Lioense) by Druggiew, roters smd Otber Persons evorywhare. Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use. oL Eot found at sour Drageists o Grocers, we will sad & boitie prapaid o ihe nearest axpeess Yo LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, llls. Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROOERS and DEALERS everywhers prirholeemie agenta in Orzats, STEKLE, JOANSON & 00., wil supiy the irsde st manufust IT IS A CRATIFYING FACT THAT THE WHITE SEWING MAGHINE @ives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead= ily and rapidly increasing in public tavor. The White Machina justly claims to be the best made, the easiest running, the "simplest in construction and the most perfeot Mschine in the market, The White Uo. smploy as agents men of in- tegrity, and purchasers are slwayssatisfled, because they find everything fust as repres- ented. Everybody 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 Offies will be promptly filled. JOHN ZEHRUNG, Cor, Davenport and 15th Sta. Omaba. THIS NEW AND CORRECT MAP ,Bicasts Proves beyond any reasonadlo question that the wrws CHICAGO - & ' NORTH-WESTERN : Ts by all 0dds the best road for you to take when traveling In elther direetion m! ¥ Chicago and all of the Principal Polnts In the West, North and Nerthwast. *~ Carefully examine this Map. The m"”e‘]" Cltles of the West and Northwest are Statioad gniblarond. lia through tralus imake close counscions Wiik o ralns of il rilsoads o unction poin S THE CHICACO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY, sl T ok S e s S e e PULLMAN/HOTEL DINING CARS.\, It1s thoonly road nearly 3,000 3. hat runs Pullman Sleeping Cars North or Northwaet of Chicago. ERAGR ROAD. T forian b toloming Trunk Liscer C v 14hae lfornia Line.* T Winona, Minnesota Dakota Lina% ankign Line.” CChicago, ¢ Paal snd Minneagoil Ling, ¥ liwaukoe, Green o " Tickets over this oad ars sold by ail Couon Ticket Kevare fa the Ueited Biases asd nember to ask for Tickots via this road, be sara they read over if, and take none othez. EARVIN BUGHITT, Gen'l Managor, Chicago. SR . . SYSNADEY, Gon'l Pamm. Ageat, Chicagi HARRY P. DOEL, Tickst Azent C. L. KIMBALL, Amistant Ticket Agwt C & X. W_ e 3. BELL, Ticket' AzosC. & X. W. gallay, U.2. & & Doy TAM R T CTARK aneral CHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS WINDOW SBHADHS. And Everything Upemining to the Fornitare and pholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOQDS AT TP LOWEST PRIOCHS. s [ 1205 and 1216 Faruham Sirest. PBIC_:?F_LIST Ercorrax'S MAMMOTH CLOTING HOUSE. Hard Wearing Goods | tton Suits. .. $400 Mea's Cottonade Pants...... 19 te 198 ‘otton Worsted. 600 Man's Qamimers Paa: 300t 508 500 Mon's Worsted Pa L300 TE Spring Overcoata 80010 1808 Whita Veata 100t 308 e 1% Tito 178 Shi 10w 178 Youth's Suits. . Biue Flaoel Shists. ... 10%a 176 varalls and Jumpers. .. $0e and cpwaeds B i Suspenders. ... ¥ Children's Suita..... Men's Jeans Pants.. Complete line of Neck Wear, Linen Collars and Sum- mer Underwear. Silk Handkerchiefs, : Hats, Caps, Gloves, Trunks and Valises, Boots and Shoes, Agent for San Francisco and Oregon City Wcolen Manu« facturing Company. M. ELGUTTER'S MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, 1001 Farnham, Corner 10th Street. B 450 Cotton Half Hess 403 1o $15 %0 par dowen