Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 3, 1881, Page 3

THE DAILY BEE OMAWA PUBLISH.AC 0. 516 Farnham, v+, 9%h and 40 Streets TERMS 0F SUBSQRIPTION, OMAHA BUSINESS: DIRECTORY. s inu-.-r- Beporiam, 1616 Dorg . z am, o “Street, Steel vings, Uil Palotings, Chromos Faner Framing aSyeciity. Low prices. J. BONNER, 1309 Douglas 5t. Good Styles. ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE. JORN L. MoCAGUE, oppostte postoffice., W. B BARTLETT, 317 South 13th Strest. ARCHITECTS. TIME TABL:S. THE MAILS. A T. LARGE, Jr., Boom 2, Creighton Block. ¢ [BOOTS AND SHOES. pronmanee 30U FORTUSATUS, 08 10th 8., ma-ulacturee % order good work peices, Repairing dode. *BoappPs o NEWS AND STATIONERY FRUEHAUF, 1015 Farnbam Strest. B TTER ANDECCS- McSHANE & SCHEOEUER, the oldest B. and E. house in Nebraska, established 1675, Omaba. L4 p.m. or btates Tows lsave but cnoe s am from 19 o 1 p. m. Bundays. DOMAS ¥. HALL. Postmast i I o # A i i i CENTRAL RESTAURANT, MRS. A, RYAN, sonthw et cor. 16th and Ledge. ‘Best Board for the Monoy. Satistacti. Guaranteed. Meals at s 1 Hours. Bowrd by the Day, Week or Month, Good Terms for Cesh. Fura isbed Rooms Suppiied. (CARRIACES AND ROAD WACONS YOER, No. 1319 14th and_Harney St. UNION PACIFIC. m Bundays Excepiod. | Bundays =t CHICAGG, ‘ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC. CIVIL ENCINEERS AND SURVEYORS- Mall. 10:00 p. m. | AFDBEW EOSKWATER, 1610 Faruham St Exproms. 1090 5. m. | Town Surveys, Grade and’ Sewersge Systems a GOMMISSION MERCHANTS. JOEN G, WILLIS, 1414 Dodge Street. D.B. Ill'llka For detalls see large Advertise- KANEAS CITY, 8T, JOE & COUNCIL BLUFFS | muut in Datland Weekdy, 000 L GICARS AND TOBAGCO- 725 1. m. | WEST & FRITSCHER, Masufacturers of Gigars, and Whoesmle Dealers in Tobaccos, 1306 Deug, 'W. . LOREN ZEN, manufacturer, 514 10th St Galvanized Iron Cormces, Windoweaps, etc. man ut up in any part of the country. _T. SINHULD, 416 Thirteenth St, & A M. R R in NEBRASKA. Through Expro. Acoommodatio. CROCKERY. J. BONNER, 130 Douglas 8t Good Line Turough CLOTHING GEO. H. PEIERSON. Alse Hats, Cape, Accommo ia? 2 S10UX CITY & ST. PAULR.R. ‘Shoes, N d Cutl £ 10t gt. otions and Cutlery, 804 t. 0 3 m | Exprese.......1090 s w a2 = e 5,40 m | A1 790 p m CLOTHING BOUCHT. WABASH, ST. LOUIS & TACIFIC, C. BHAW will pay Biguest cash price {-r second v, axuvm. band clothiog. or d Bam | Mall . DS m Ex 50 p. m. | Exproms..425 p.m. DR. PAUL, Williaws' Block, Cor. 16th & Dodee DRUCS, PAINTS AND OILS. BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. Leave Omats, dally:—S . m., lam ipm,ip m,8p B b, 595 By 635 . W.J. WHITEHOUSE, Wholessie & Retall 16 st. po'on Sudey lowing Oniaha st 0 and 1 | G. C. FIELD, 2022 Nosth Side Cuning Sireet, HRE's e A 235 and 535 . T, 35, | \ PARE, Drugzzist, 10th »nd Toward DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, ETG. J0HN H, ¥. LEAMANN &0, New York ry Goods Stors, 1310a0d 1512 Farn- ‘ham strect. raSENORS TRAINE. Teave Omaba:—6n. m, 7 & m, 830 . m, 1 - m., 450 p. m., T:25 . Basti Gounti Biafi:— 638 ». m, S0 @, 1040 &, m.5:2 p. m., 700 p. ., TH0 p. W, Dally exoept Bunday OMAAA & REPUELICAN VALLEY sy 3..C. Enewoid, a1go sosts & shoes, 7 th & Paciflc FURNITURE. [y . A.F. GROSS, Xew and Second Haod Furaitor RE—— T W N 3 a e Lm, asd daven, 1114 Donehe, Tichist cud pilce ATTORREYS-ATAAR, J. BONNER, 189 Douglas St. Fine Goods, &c. FENCE WORKS J. ENCLISH, OMAHA FENCE CO. % nth | GUST. FRIES £00,, 128 Barney 8t. Improv- A SEmr R Eouth Thirteenth | SLST. e Ty ot Railings, Counters of Pins and Walnut, J. M. WODLWORTH. FLORIST. - Sl et Ruios ta HARLES POWELL, fou AT ety 'USTICE OF THE PEACE—Comer 15th and FOUNDRY. B R JOHN WEARNE & 803,c0r, 14th & dnckaonst. ENEY AT LA FLOUR-AND FEEB W—Room & Crelghich ; T, OB AR TRE QUABA OITY M1LIS, b sod Biemba Si. 1o £\ Biodk, A C. TROUP, - TIORNEY A7 LAW—Ofich ta Hescoms CROGERS ABe wilh Georye K- iy 1t0s Z. STEVENS 2st between Coming and Imrd. ~ T DEXTERL. tnuSuAEA RS, |T. A MSHARE, Gotoct 4 aed Gaming Si: et apAY ATIORNEY AT LAW- Bt 1908 Dougias seHATTERS: TRNAND STEEL A M- euxswion . HARDWARE ITORNEY AT LAW—Ofice 1504 FArabAM | DOLAN & LANGWORTRY, Wholesale, 110 and ATSE 112 15th st. Wi, L. PEABODY, A. HOLMES, corner 16th and California. Blosk, ext ts HARNESS, SADDLES, -&C. an-m E, B, WEIST, 320 I8th 8¢, bet. Farn. & Har- HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERY. Ladies et yoar Straw, Chip and Felt Hats done at ornek Seventcenti and Capiiol HOTELS CANFIELD HOUSE, Geo. Canfield, 9th & Farn. WOTARY FUBLIO. COLLEOTIONS MADR " O'BRIEN & BARTLETT, Attorneys-at-Law, OFFIOE-Uslon Block, Pifieenth ané Farnham' D S BEENTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. FAPISE - - _aBEES W. J. Connell, SLAVEN'S HOTEL, F. Slaven, 10:h Street. Southern Hotel, Gus. Famel.9th & Leavenworth Agents for the on band all kinds Fineals, Ralings, avid ‘Chumpion Iron Fence Co., ha of Paacy Ircn Fences, Crestin: e 1110 Doseestrests Attorney-ut-Low.| . wmemcws r' rick buliding, K. v-ul Fiftecuth and. JEWELERS JOHN BAUMER, 1314 Faunham Street. o - Repick & REDICK, B, DERTHOLY, Bass ind ot _Attorneys-at-Law. LUMBER, LINE AND CEMENT & GRAY, cormer 6'h and Douglas Sta. Parthny - EER TRy, FOSTER LSl i Wi b gires o o8 s 7l R Oourts of the Biate axd the | Biates. Office, Faraham 8., oppostte oase. EDWARD W. SIMERAL, TIGRNEY AT LAW—R-om 8 Orelchton Blook, 15th and Douglas sireeta. __uoddh 8. F. NANDERSON, ATUETAT LAV Fahee St ‘Cumba Nebraska. LAMPS AND CLASSWARE. J. BOKNER. 1309 Douclss MERCHANT TAILO| G. A. LINDQUEST, One of our most popular Merchant Tallors 18 re- oo ving the latost de.igne for Spring acd Sun mar Goodsfor geot'ew-r s wear. B MILLINERY. Jos R. Cuarrsox. @. 3. oy, CLARKSON & HUNT, Snceessors to RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorpeys-at-Law, 2158, 14th Strect, Omaha, Neb, Purchasers save 3 per 115 Fiftoenth 8t PHYSICIANS AND SURCEONS. ., Room No. 4, Crelghton P. 8. LEISENRING, M, D, Masonic Hlock. © L HART, N, and Kar, opp. posteflice B_GRADDY, S. W.15th and Faroham St Among otber things where Sanc. Conns stayed S F i Hiirgn ot f ¢ makes €000 oF n0t, reaty b fves in'» moutals of srow: TLast yoar an excursior satied elsa” Lo the Pole it scomed RAPHERS. JEG. 54N, FROP. Grand Cenical Gallars, 5 203 Sixisenth Street mewr Masonic Eall, Firsi-class Work and Prompt- Gess caarantecd PLUMBING, CAS AND STEAM FITTING P W.TARFY2 CO., 216 13th 8t, bet, Farn. ham & bouslas. Work promplly aiiended tor D. FITZPATRICK, 1409 Douglas Street. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING EHENI VA, KOTE 45,1412 Dodge ireet. ey N — hues of & raiubow wore faaud, While fowers of exquisite tragmnce ware crow ML . | A MOYER, manufacturer of sash, doors, biinds Insiead o relideer, | 1 odings 'ewe 5, , band rule, furaieh” 72 scroll swing. &c.. cor. Do sta. away. showed them all ovor bis wonderful realm, And tactorles makig goods for women and men = bet. P 3. ROSENFELD, 832 10th REFRICERATORS - DANFIELD'S PATENT 0.F.GOODMAN, 11ihSt., bet, Farn. & Har. SHOW CASE MANUFACTORY 0. J. WILDE, were working ou hets great and ‘were sending them ker, told them at once, Manulacturer snd Dealer in all kids of Show aise tok these to trend : h:’l b bosk Rito Sden 1-::,‘- ‘Caser, Uprich: Cases &c., 1517 Cass 88 i arery SoSBave Do Sl STOVES AND TINWARE. ‘theren e shouid sand his 2 hil care, = & aowrag s trieads will ot thae fai soarer A. BURMESTER, o remoabe pd"i\:flh(’.:nm'l, Dester 1 stove, o4 Tiware, ad Manutactarer Fd g qm-.-:fl-—:fix, 0dd Peliows’ Block. G ead your itar ot auts onesed » 2 BOXNKR, 1306 Doug, 84 God and Chosp. SHOE STORES. 1830 Faroham st, bet. 13t & 14th. Hamburg Line.|muts ‘WEFELY LINE OF STEAMERS - SECOND HAND STORE LEAVIXG NEW YOBK EVERY THURSDAY | PEKKINS & LEAK, 1416 Donclas 8k, New and i ST28%, opn Second Hand Furaitare, H cuse. Gooda, &, bought and 8610 on narrow ma-gina, d, France and Germany : SALOONS. ; e ezt BENRY BAUFMANN, C. B. RICHARD & CO. In the tew brick block- Streot, hag o e et gl ot opened s ot et S AL 81 sroadway, New York. rery . LANK E. MOORES. FLANNERY, - WY BONDT, - jOMABA. On Furnbiam, text to the B. & . headquarters, 2 bas reopened o heat and compiste eatablish: o Prophier, il be opes Lt B boye wil 3 open fur tha oy NEE - Hot Lanch oo $ad ater present ate. “"EGAR wonxs ' “Culadonis,” J, FALCONER, €0 16th Street CHAS. RIEWE, 1012 Farahsm bet 100 & 11th ERNST KREBS, Manager r STORES Masalactures of all kinds of x-em Hl_l;‘ VI B G A IR ey o st iin be fimmn ¢ Do, 8. Bet. 5h ond 10:A ONABA NES, P.C. BACKUS, 1205 Farnham st. fancy goods. DORAN HOUSE, P. H. Cary, 918 Parnham St. ! IOWA BOILED DOWN. In Oherokee county the farmers are about through seeding. A creamery has beea orgazized at Springéeld, Linn county. ] The Duboque linseed oll mill Is nearly ready for active opsrations. Immense quantities of fish are ‘being taken out of Storm lake thie season. ! The Ottumwa Tarn-Verein will baild - » 810,000 opers house this summer. The State Dental Society will hold its next annual meetingat Davenportt, May 9h. 1da Grove is considering a system of water-works, the probsble cost of which would be £7,500. New houses - are dotting the sizies ‘in O'Brien county in every irection. The barge line from Keokuk south, for the shipment of grai, is proving a perfect succass. P. Spance, of Ames, has contracted to farnish the Cbicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul company with 75,000 ties. A lodge of the Iows Legion of Honor was organizad in Sigourney recently with 75 charter members. A committee cf the Des Moines council bas been appointed to visit eastern cities to look up the paving question. The corn fields aloug the Missouri valley are now perfectly alive with lc%unn birds, such as greese, brants and ducks. The northwestera wool-growers and sheep-breeders’ association recently perfected a permanent organization at Odebolt: Work on a well at Boone, with which it was hoped to obtaia s sup- ply of water for city water works, has been abandoned. A joint stock company hss been formed to build a three story Masonie temple at Maquokets, at a cost of ) Gov. Gear will deliver an address before the capal and river lmprove ment convention at Davenport en the 25th of next month. Johnson & Aunderson, contractors, will soon hs 1000 Swedes workis north of Cedar Rapids om the Chi g0, Milwaukee and St. Paal. Conterville is making an effort to secure the Wabash railway shops. It has been estimated that the will be 400 creameries in active opera- tion in this state st the close ofjthe Dresent year. The Citizens’ cheap transportation. association of Mnscatine is earnestly sgitating the question of chesp rates and the best way to obtain them. Over $125,000 worth of business buildings are alreadly under contract 10 be built in Atlantic this season. Amoag the buildinzs a new court house to cost $50,000. The Muscatine City Council re- cently passed an_ordinance granting the C., R. L & P. railroad company the privilege of erecting a depot 24x80 feet, on Front street. The annual meeting of the State Press association will be held a: Marshalltown oo the 24th of August, with an excursion to Minnesota after- ‘wardes, The Towa trotting clrcuit includes Cedar, Rapids, Marshalltown, Fort Dodge, Webster City, Oskal vosa and Dee Moines. The first meeting will ba held at Cedsr Rapids, June 16th, 26th snd 17¢h. The plans for the creamery to be started at Fonds aall fora building costing $3500. Froit trees in the central part of the state were seriou:ly Injared by the lhoug, hard winter. 85 A CuBs.L i oF Rlackhawk sounts P.'atlz‘ugn'f" =4 of the trees now eight saya he never had a tree die from cold winter Denison is to have a new hotel and anopera house. Tae anti-barb wire organization in this state has retained the Jegal eer- vices of Ben Batler. The Odd Fellows’ union, consisting of the lodges at Storm Lake, Newell, Cherokee and Marcus, have decided to hold a grand ceiebration at Cherokee, on the 25th of May. Ohsrles City has contracted with the Northwestern Gas Manufacturing company for the location of gas-works in that city. Plans have been drawn up for the Des Moines starch factory, which it is claimed will be the largest in the world, and the various contracts are inglet. It will be completed this summer. J. W. Murray, a farmer liviog near Calamus, and two hired men named W Murray and Daniel Stoudt, a few days elnce ate wild artichokes. Stoudt died, J. W. Murray was expected to die, and Wm. Maurray was very sick but would recover, having eaten more sparingly than the othor, The sher!ft of Maranall county offers a liberal reward for the arrest and de- tention of James G. Avery, alina Me- Gee, a deaf mute and one of the most notorious robbers in America who escaped jail in that couaty recently. Ha is only 20 years of age, a blonde, and cf light weight. The Towa and Minnesota Telephone company has announeed its intention of entablishing exchauges at the fol- lowing places: Manchester, Mason City, Waverly, Decorah, McGregor, Ossge, Eldors, Oharles City, Iowa Falls, Creaco, Webater City, Fayette and Prairle du Chlen, Wisconsin. A company has been organized at Towa Falls known asthe “owa Falls Mineral Springs Improvement Com- y,” and over of the stock ubscribed. The object of the incor- poration is to_improve and reaovate the springs, erect bath houses and in other ways render it a popular resort. Laces and Jewels Nou Necessarles. Pailadel; hia Record, Shopkeegers who give credit to mar- ried women for gewgaws and finery without the assent of thelr husbands sometimes suffer forit. A fresh illas- tration of this was furnished by & non. suit granted by Judge Thayer, in common pless No. 4, yesterday alter- noon. Mra. Osroline Wiler, a dealer in silks, etc., sold to Mra, Margaret A. Fiegel, the wife of the proprietor of the Woodbine Cottage, at German- townroad and Nicetown lane, silks, jowelry, eic., worth about $300. In contracting this debt Mrs, Flegel stated that sho had a separate estate ytelding her $1,000 per year, out of which she would psy the bill. She did not pay it, and Mrs. Wiler sued her, joining Mr. Fiegel, the hasbaud, in the suit with his wife, seeking to hold them jointly responsible. Judge Thayer non-suited the plaintfl. The husband could not be made fo pay because s wero not shown to be “necessaries,” and they were not proved to have bsen furnished with the kpowledgs or oconsent of the husband. The wi'e could not be held accountable, because a married wowan cannot bind her separate_estate cxcepc for necesta- riee, and no proof had been given to shoy that those were mecessarles. Judge Thayer egplained that it ought to be understood that s married woman is not competent, without the conzent of her husband, to bind her- seif by any contract except for necec— earies. No action at law can be , maintained sgaln Web Foot or Hard Osse; Pennsylv nia, Broadbrim; Rbode' Island, Gun Fiint; South Carlins, Peluetto or Weasel; Tennessee, Whelp; Toxas, Boet. Vermont, Green Mouc- tain; Vurginis, Pitch; Badger. her herself or other contract her husband upon which bas not his 253 are Trained. of the Cleveland How Kentuciy Lic rresgon R One after another beauilfal saddle horsea were ridden out ovu.: the track, moving along st gentle, easy gait, flying s & raplé canter, racking O bresking Into a trof, as the rider willed. All theso horses, I beliove, were thoroughbred, and their prices ranged from $300 to, $1000. S0 well were they gaited and trained that the rider had but to tonch the mane in & given placs or make a certain signal to have them take a rack, canter, trot, ran or lops Any one’can learn o | ave 1 manage these gaits 1n a very short | which expel every disease from the timo, as 1 found from experl- | eystem, bringiog j>y and happiness to enca. But the method by which | thoussnds. Sold at filty conts a bottle these horses are #o perfectly | by lsh & McMahon. @ trained I _could mot learn. — Either the trainers do not know exact- | GBEATEST REMEDY KNOWN. 1y how to impart this information, or they are rmined to keep it to themselyas. Someaniwered my ques- tions by saying: “Is Is easy epough. You can make a horse do anything you want to. Only let him know what he fato do. You hai better wear spurs in riding, give him his hesd fresly, and it he'tako ozo it when you spur him on the right wide, just | got ¥ 7k ConenmPLYR, UL spur him sgain there when you want | poc :;_ Hoiinrts sud et ttana the same gait.” Here a horse passed | 4 Tm““" 'C“hut and Lunga yields ona rack, and as the rider tovehed | ot 5nos to jta wonderful carative pow- him with tho top of his inger on the | & 2257 1© 18 FORASTUl Samhe pov- head, he struck out b a tquace trot. { 4, by » jarge bottle unless you know “Now,” said I, “how was that horse | u},.0" oy are getting. We therefore trained so as to striko & trot by that | carmestly request you to call on your signall” ““Why,” snawered tho Ken- | Sroieily T, X0 10 o8 R I tuckian, ‘‘onr saddle horses all loarn | pogtlg free of cost which will convince that from the time they are colts.” I | o most skeptical of its wonderful asked Mr. Lindevberger, ‘‘Whit is | ority and show you what a regular the secret of the superiority of Ken-{ong gollar size bottle will do. For tucky horses!"“Thers is s combination | ol L *Tok & MoMabon, b ———m—am Wisconsin, — Almost_Crazy. How often do we see the hardwork- ing father straining every nerve and muscle, and dolng his uw'most to_sup- port his family. Imsglne bis feelings when retarniog home from s hard day's labor, to find his family peoateate with disease, consclous of uapaid doc- tors’ billa and debts on every hand. Tt must be enough to drive one almost orazy. All this unhappiness oou'd be avoided by using Electric _Bitters, . King's New Discovery for Con- sumption s _certainly the greatest ‘medical remedy ever placed within the reach of suffering humanity. Thou- sands of once hopeless eufferers, now loudly proclaim their praise for this wonderful Discovery to which they swe their lives. Not unl{flm it posi- tively cure Consumption, but Cm;fh-, ay- of causes,” heanawored. *The great msjority of the horses here have some 3 good blood in them, and you will find Eackien's arnica Salve it crossed somewhere back in their | The Brsr Satve In the world for pedigroes. The best strains of run- | Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcors, Salt ning and trotting blood have been | Rheum, Fever Sores, Totter, Chapp- taken from here to other states, and | d Hands, Ohilblains, Qorns, and ail they there fail to_produce the tesirei | kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve results. There Is something in_the s toed to give perfeot satiafac- blue grass, the water, the stmosphere | tlod In every case or money re tanded, and the general climatic influence, | Price 25 conts per box. For sale by and then, as Mr. Treacy told you| 8dly Tsh & McMahon Omaba, this morning, there is everything in T —— Judivious bréeding and teaining. Wa | M ¥ X. Emer, 14 Morgan seest, Bot fores our haraa {0 gt when they | #its Come EhChvrd i dad U Tt are 1 year old, and at 3 yeara old they | Ecleotr +coly remedy s hand, are p’rally well developed. The [ hoFn Frine it acconding o dlrect che o o northern men, haw;vex, i al ;T:':l_w f‘:;h s nul‘l l::’n;:l‘lll;lufglo!n:: ways have improve them.' umm;flm“mnfl “How long_ have Kentacky = horses held theis higher placel T quee. riod. ¢“No ono horesbont caa tll, T koow men who have lived here efghty- | x gty ) o their earliest ohlldhlood’ chayh have !u;lh s Ly vy e 1 o iy heard of the supericrity of our horses, | You are hercby no at o th 1 Their fathers Jbefore them had the [ AR & 11670, one Thtwmes Barrete pur ame story to tell. The fact is that |las County, Nebraska, and thu mox&;nsol rought here - | Which thxes i wasao'd o aloremid. Siid out. ough blood, derlved from the best |lot was taxcdinno name. The certifica’aot sid ttoek of the mother world, and It has | o4 1) been srcatered to s nee hld by tranemitted its qualities trom sire to ap28-3t son to the present time, I: Is o lamentable fact thst we have not the exact data upon which to baso the history of the Kentacky horees.” The fastest horses In the world have been bred and trained in this nelghborhood. Maud Stene, bet- ter known as Mand 8., record, 2:103; Wedgewood, 2:19; Woodford Mam- brino, 2:24; Trinket, 2:19}; Dick Moore, 2;22; John Mcroan, 2:24; In. dianapolis, 2:21; Voltaire, 3:20, are but a few of the race-oraes that bave been sent out of Keutucky, while the number of her carciage, saddle and trotting horses iiial have been sold here, and are nov scattered through- out our large citie:, could no more be caloulated than ono could count the trees of the forest. NOTICE! M. R. RISDON, General Insurance Agent, RePR UH 2t Lone STRARD FIIE Phldelpbia el e % NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL,Cap- BRETIS] ASSURAK NEWA {K FIRE INS. CO., Assots. AMERICAF CENTRAL, Amets. st Cor o Fitwenth & Douglta 8t NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE OF HIS APPOINTMENT (in Bankruptcy.) District of ebrasks, ss. &% Omaba, in saud District, the 9th day of April, A Trawning Tomatoes. 9 bisap- The seagon for planting tomatoes I8 | in the Conunty of Douxlas and State of Nebraska, within said District, who has been adjudgrd s krupt upon h's Gwn petiticn, by the District e Diict” JOHN GAMPUELL, rignes. LEGAL NOTICE === lovers or licrd..and T fear that all know how to grow them successtuliy. When the plants are ready for the garden, make & considerable hill of good compost. Chip manure is ex- | 5, x, Schaithroth & oo oellui:, and & qxlfnlllyhnl ohicken ma- d‘:‘ ;v“fle nm;fll;d ;h,l\ on the nure is good. ~ After the hill is made, | o March 11, Jossph B_ ¥ £ drive s long stick through it, This | u'fere Gomare Repecko. 3 »t e of the Paced o0 may be six feet high. Set the plant | and for the county of Dougias snd s:ate of Ne- noar it. - The training will require at- | {irte: % eShC' e S0 020 gt frores: tention. The plan: will 1mmedi- | der of attachment has been issu d in sald action ately begin to sucker, der or | throw | and your proverty taken thereunt out side shoots, just above each | rers s esiired o, apoea a'.‘,'.!'«'i'.’k:ii‘afi" leaf. These must be out off, and then CHAKLES H. EROWN, the plant will run up vigoronsly. Tie | Attornes for West & Fritacher. _25-evm 41 1t to the stake, and do not be afraid to ase the knife. Keep on cutting each To Nervous Sufferers—The Great stem that appeats in the axil of & leaf, | = European Remedy—Dr, J, and keep on tying. The first bearing B. Simpson's Specific Branches cece direcly from the body ki of the plant. ymember that this - trimming must be continued as 10ng a8 | whm b iorocore or Spermatorrhes, Seminai the plant bears, Thus trained, the ufiu&“?k‘l&"fl"&'_{:&"fl frait is_superior in size, and flavor, beside belng less liable to rot or drop off. 1 have never seen theso direotlons in print; 8o T send them, hoping 1t will make some good housewives glad. Semory, Paina in the Back or Side, 5 = ; W o seut free to all. s irgluia City (Nev.) Chrooicle - Write for them and et fall ““What is rack rent, dadl” inquired | Frice, Bpocte, 1.00 per package, o six pack a young Comstocker who had been | % for .50, s reacing the pews from Ieiand: Noa™ Wi o patient porent laid down the | Soldin masa by, ¥. stock-liet and replied: “Do you know [ 3- K- 1 nd all draggisia everywhere, how much I charge Mr. Boggarty for his room tairel” l'!m-ul $1%a day at bome easily made; cash AGENTS WANTED FOR Fastest Selling Book of the Agel PN AR L8 hems ey e ! “Well now, suppose Mr. Boggarty Foundations of Success. BUSINESS ANDSOCIAL FORMS should take it into his hesd to have,at The lsws of trade, iegal forms, how 1o trans. his own expense, new paper puton the wall, the ceiling whitened, snd all the act business, yalaablo tables, social etiquette, o, bow bo_conduct pubily farnitare mended, the - room | would look heap sight’ prettler, wouldn'c It ary s business; {u fact it las complote Guide 1o Succees forall o asses. A family necersity. _Address for circulars and special terms ANCHOR PUBLISH- NG s, Vo. Resolation of the Council Or- dering Sidewalke, April £6th, 1881, ‘Council of the Cityof “Lor!” murmured the inteliigent y. ““Well, if the minute Boggarty had ot all these improvements made I ehould go up look around and smile and jingle my money in my pocket and remark: ‘This is & prm{‘ 8004 | By it resolved by the City sort of a lay-out for a single man| Oman: Boggarty, and you have altogether |, Tht s slewsl within Stteen days tom 4pet ry 27tn, be Jaid to the ¢ e t00 Boft & thing. Your ront will be | Sue'in ft g et o o o $30 a month Eereafter,” what would | scribed promises, to-wit: you think of it]” L% 1, wouth e of Cess iret, block 49 6 “"‘li‘h. ln:_;unt child giggled and ot ;m:mt@:mgm.mm. wouldn't it, :::11-7""1“ Do ahme, g e e traet, block 4 B1eet “‘Bet your money on it, my bey,” | Lot 5, north s of Irard street, block 204}, 6 replisd the father, beaming kindly on | /% vide his offspring. *That would bo ,Lk 1508, Borth il of Trard stcet, bock 2044 6 rentiog Mr. Boggarty, and if he kick- ed and clsimed that all the improve- bieck 2043, 6 ments had been made by him withouat | feet wid . 3 g costing me s cent, and I should fira | Sd weiks tobe ccnstructed of 2icch pine him oot, that would be eviction. I|° Passea Apdl £¢:h, 1881, will now,” continued the parent, J.3.L.C. JEWETT, Lt 7, north st loof Liad steet, block 204}, 6 Tst 8, north side of Terrd. stre yarming up, “briefy roview tho Lis = DS ek. tory of or the past 700 years. il 7ot | SPEOTAT, MASTER COMMISSION- Bat his son bad fled. ER'S SALE. —————— By virtus of anorder of sale issued out of the State Nicknames. Distict Court, o sad Tor Dougias County, Ne- Taking the states in alphabetiosl ar- | by or Mo . sear e 13 e e, lst de, thelr nickname. s far a8 we oan | " b b daoe o the Court Houss #aid County, sell st o e sacertain at prosoac, are s follow: | 15he Sty of Qmabs, lu SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC 8t. Panl & Sioux Gity RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Sious Oty Route ! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFFSto ST. PAUL, MINNHAPOLIS DULUTH. or BISMAROK, And all pointain Northern Minnesota and Daketa. This line [5 with the [m- Westiughouse Antomatic Alr Brakes and lor Piattorm Coupler and Baffer. Aad for SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT X 1! \(ROR ALL POINTSE A®TEN HOURS ¥ Apvaxncs or ANy Orazs e , w | KIDNEGEN is highly recommended and unsurpassed for Weak NO CHANGING CARS | Aot i ¥ 2E% or Foul Kidneys: Diopay, Brohts Do T ot B — o Frif e Depe, Comaci Sinh 345 | Norvous Debility, or any Obstractions aristag from Kidn OMAHA AND GHIGAGO, T r. o miis,” | Bladder Miseases. Also for Yellow Fever Blood sand Kidney Where Diroct connections are Mads With Poisoning, in infected malarial sectiors, Through Sleeping Car Lines New York, Boston, Philadel- phia, Baltimore, Wash- ington, AND ALL EASTERN CITiES. THE SHORT LINE - hare pecifioaty on the Kidners aad U Murioas Viadder an preventing any straiaiog, Amarting semsation hens o rrtation in'the membrasons living of the cie or wAter T excites a hoaltny action [ ths Kidnegs Fiving them strongth, vigor and restoring thest organs to 8 heaithy condition showlog e deis 0n both the color and eaay 80w of urine. It can be taken at all times, in all climates and undersit ey o or Kidney difteuries ot nauseate, bu of KIDNEGEN to CLE: e RIDNEYS trom T Ladics sapecially wil like 1& via PEORIA for ) Bebicne L1132 Kb TRORS o i Indianapolis,Cincinnati,Louis- mant Sy, which pats RIDVEREN fo bo 414 (st Hchae) 57 Dropiie, Srise ville. S Y Sog;&;zs,r Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use. 11 ot found at your Drugzists or Grocers, we will send a bottie prepaid to the nearest express THE BEST LINE FOR o you. ST. LOUIS, Where Direct Connections are made in the UNION UEPOT with Theouzh Slespiag Car Lines for all Points. SOUTH. The New Line for _DES MOINES. The Favorite Route for ROCK ISLAND. ‘The unequaled inducewents offered by this Line to Travelers and Touriss, are s followa: The celebrated Pullman (16-wheel) Palace Slecp- og Gars, rua only on thie Line, C B & G Prhace Prawing-Room Cors, with Horton's Re- Gining G B axir charge for St 1 Reclining Chairs. The famous ©*., B. & Q. Palace Dining Garn. Gorgeous. Swoklng Care frted with Elegant High-Backed Ra.tan Revolving s fof the exelusivo. use of irsh-<Jass passen: . Stael Track and Superior Equipment, com- bined with tholr Great Throagh Gar mmant, makes this, above all others, the fuvorte Bouté to the East, Soath, and Sooth-Eat. Fry 1ty and yoq will Sad traveling & Taxury Instaad ot s dissomtort. 5 Ticketa via this Celo rated Line for saio ¢ ol ffoes the Uited siatesand Camada. A1 information about Rates of Fars, Sleeping Oar Accommodations, Time Tables, & , will b Chcartlly given by appl,ne to 'JAMES R. WOOD, SHORT LIN 1880. K.C.,8T. JOE&C.B.R.R, ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA snd the WEST. LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, Ills. Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALERS everywhers Wholesale agents in Omaba, STEELE, JOHNSON & CO., will supply the trade at manufsetn prioss. THIS NEW AND CORRECT MAP < Mo« Proves beyond any reasonable questioh that the = - CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN R'Y Is by all odds the best road for you o take when traveling in either dissction between | ¥ Chicago and all of the Principal Points In the West, North and Northwest. ly examine this ¥ap. The P West and Northwest are Stations ugh tzains mak aretu etpal Citles of the . onthisread. lts thror s closs connections with 1he trains of al railrodds &8 Junction points. Composed argely of powdered mica and isinglass 18 tho bost s chespst ubricator 3 the warld: Tt s the best because & does not Fum, » highly polished surface over the away with » largo amount of friction. pest. becauss vou necd we Uit half ihe quantity In gressing your wagon that o w of any otber axlo growe made, and then run your wagon twice ss long. 23wl for "Ml Gearing, Tureai o, &c., 38 for wagd Oy paiinat Things Wortn Knowing, tres 40 8oy adreas. MIGA MANUFACTURING (0., 81 MICHIGAN AVENU! 1CACO. s@Ask Your Dealer F‘or It s AGENTS WANTED FUR. CREATIVE SCIENCE and Sexual Philosophy. 1 Agent AGy St Louis, Mo WROUCHT IRON FEMGES. ‘Address AGxeTS PUBLISHING Co. No change of cars between Omaha sad 5t. Louls and but one betwsen Omahs and New York. AS — SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS ICACO & NORTH-WESTERMN RAILWAY, i ez all of its prinetpal Tines, runs each way dally from two to four or more Fast Express teri &"“'“"ms”m Cities Trains. It is the only road west of Chicag: uses tho o it 2 e e s HOTEL DINING CARS. With less charges and o coames o Fences tor Lawna, Pubil Palace. tery Plats. ic Grounds xad Cems- Itistheonly road leeping Cars Nor N S %4 Shatrans Pullman Sleeping Cars North or Northwest of Chicago. 16 has, foilowing Truak Lines - . ‘Oars, Tron Vases, Lawn Settess, canopled s Bluts, Denver & California Lina.” ; ou Mill's: . “Sloux i braskad Yankion Lirie.” “Chicago, S or and the cslsbrated Tron st Wi conaars a0 avary Gomeriptionof | “Nor. Tiiiiols, Freeport & Dubuque Line.s Milwsnkee. Garrn tay Brake. LA T T ickets over s Toad are soid by all Coupon Ticket Agonis ta the United States and Dswa | frea Work. & A ; s oo, Oy, b1 Joooph Sna e T | ol ek "G4 31 Woodmard Ave., Do | 8 Kemernber o ask for Tickets v this oad, be sure they read over i, 5 take none othe Sk o ow ot "ot | MARVIX HUGHITY, Gea'l Manager, Chicago. = W. 1. STENNETT, Gen'l Pass. Agent, Chicagos jos andsit. Locis. and Farnbam Streets. 7. 14th and Farnbam Strests. po HARRY P. DUEL, Ticket Acent C. &N, W. Raliway, D. B KIMBALL, Awsstant Ticket Agoot C & N. W. Rail JBELL, Tickes Ateni . e CHAS. SHIVERICK $2,260,000 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. lmmolmmAlYDnWmo.Ar;lle 15000 TIOKETS ONLY, 7 IZES. SWALLEST PRIZE, §1.000. Tickets for smie st all coupon stations fn the West. AN W. Rallway, U. fas §1.0€0,000 1 Prize T e S 50000 8By os 10,000, 1Prize OO0 R D00 Whole Tickets, $160; Teuths, $16; Twe Lttlo Havana is abose drawing. 1 Prize, $6,000 £2. Halves, A. B. BARNARD, ANDY BORDEN, each 80,000 h 40,000 93,970,000 FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS WINDOW SHADES. And Everythingupertaining to the Fnrniture and P! e governed eatirely vy the 723 Prizes, $16,110. PRCPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUP- PLIES AND TRANSPORT- ATION. _ Who'o, \EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Office 2 8 Tndlan A Tire, W sabingon, Meres ROMAN & CO. lfll,—!fllvdr‘ indorsed Proposs s for Buccessors to TAYLOR & Co., New York. Beet, Bacen, ¥lour, Ciot+ing or Transportation, Direct all ¢ mmunications and money to &, (a1 thecare may be,) and direeted £5 the | ROMAN & CO. J Agents, 233 Chagel Commissioner of Inilan Affairs, Mo 65 and 67 | Strect Wooster Street, N «w York, will be received un- - T EAIE ho[gmry Trade. tilll s, Monday, May 2, 1851. for furnish - GEU [] PARSELL M. D, ing for he Indiwn servize about 800,000 pounds o L0, et Biuaed s b mbilalie | sk oo ek, i A COMPLETE ASSCRTMENT OF NEW COODS AT THE T e A LOWEST FPRIOHS. : 55 . excopt Wedoesdays. SPECIALTY —Obtttrics and Diseases of Wo: men. Cffice hours 9 to11s. m. and 2 Sunaays 5107 b mi%o REED’S “ALLTIME By “Almon',” be by o “Gildsmith by ¢ War rounds Hard Bread, 75.000 pounds Hominy, 9,- 000 pounds Lard, 1,850 irrels Mess Pork, 933, 00 pounds Rice, 11,200 pounds Tes, 72,900 Founds Tobaceo, 210,000 pounds pounds Scap, poun , id 83, ‘Also, Bisnkets, Woolen'sn1 Cots tan gorie; gk, - rom s, 17,000 yards; Kentucky ‘Jeats, 26,000 yar arde; Brown Sheelirg, 213,000 yarde; beeting, 9,000 i Koy Shiring, 14000 ; Wiiser, 2. 860 yard) otbing, Groceran, Notione, Hacl: wars, Medical Supplies; and » lon list ot mi cellsneousarticles, such s Harnes, Plows OEAS. BNIVERIONK 1208 and 1210 Farnham Street, Eroovrren'S MAMMOTH CLOTING HOUSE. 4p 1 mea thsat ton goods, 00 yaras; ‘Drilline, 25, 175,00 yare yaids; Calico *hirtog, Al ¥ Bre-k: da b Kooridge” Soverein, e Bakes, Forks, ke, and (cr 475 Wa, ons'required l'?;l;l‘;‘ ‘-;v. |+l Afl;um, C;:lorn.dn. Dakots, L ¥y :‘)lxh.k'n *“Hamble . , Indian Ter, Mione-ots, Montana, Ne. | This r-markatic horse will be. fiea yesem. o H braska, Kevada aad Witconsin, to be delivered | In May, ho will scrve only 3 msges (halt o earin at Chicago, Kanva- City snd Sfoux Ci y. ‘which nuuber is =ik ke ar g oo s l now en; cn 1 mich of the Supplles, | mare, pavable at ime of comaged) st $2500 por articles tuat mav not be contracted and wi Meu's Cotton Suits $ 400 Mon's Cottonade Pants, to 150 for 1o be daliverad at the Agencies. ko wilt Rlenrs Cotton Worr 800 Mon's Cassimor Pante...2; 50050 500 Eids must be made out on Government !mmelrnu:nllz,“l'lnlllm hs trotted in . 500 Men's Worsted Pants 3%t 575 Schedu on showing t6e kinds and quaniities Tcsday an. Wetacadaps uch seont’beale iiio 800 Spring Overcoas 800t 18 00 ot subsistence suppiies required for each Agen. I, on Hath, west of - 8004 hite Vests., . 100t 300 ey, and the kindaand quintities, in gross, of ik termin 12500 1300 White Shirts! 6%t 125 all ovher go. together with blank | remainder of each week at the corn ..1330 to 2000 Fancy Shirts. Mhyto 175 Ero, ‘and forms for_contract and bond, con- | and Howard streets. M's Blue Flounel Suits, .. 750to 1350 Cassimere Shirts. .. 100t0 330 ditions 10 b observed by bidders, tme and D c Yomthis Stits. £0)to 900 Biue Frannel Shirts 100t 178 Piace £ delivery, terms cf contrart and pay- ED. EEED, Fropdetor. Caamglde 1273t 900 Oversllsand Jutpen i ot tivaporitn o i o e ey | Stale G : Boy' Saits 900 Querale an Jumperd.. 5 and upwarda instractione wi 1 be. ed up'n eation e Correr 11th and Howard Children's Suits. . 500 Suspenders. - 2Bt 450 10 the Indisn Office in Wsshington, or Nos, 65 Streets. Men’s Jeans Paats. 200 Cotton Half Hose 40c lo $15 00 per dosen 80d 67 Worster Street, New York, Wm. H. Lyon, No. 453 Broadway, New York; and to the Commb saries of bubsistonce, U. 3.’A , st ChL macl odsm Complete line of Neck Wear, Linen Collars and Sum- EE?EE\: :i;'é'fia”"' P::wv “ zaxc_:a:.sxon mer Underwear. i s e Machine Works, | silk Handkerehiets, = e ST | OPEAIIA, rerm Hats; Cong MT’ nd Vali {arn e, ST el ), Bammond, Prop, & Manager. R A e " S i o, e e THOMAS M. NICHOL, Acting « ommiissioner oot of eveey Engines, Pun; made to ‘manufacied. 3 and overy class of machinery T Peclal attention given to ell Augurs, Pulleys, Hangers, Shafting,Bridge Irons,Geer martsim CHARLES RIEWE, UNDERTAKER 1| ‘ssatingriagere Motalic Cases, Cofing, Caskets, Shrauds, etc. - 3 Fum moires . Othand Lith, Omaba, Neb. | ag, Medets st acrsney; Meachanical Drncght “Tel raraohlc orlars oromatlv sttenled to. | 66 Harn, Bet. 14th and 16 THE PEOPLES ONE PRICE Cash Dry Goods Store, NOW OFPEN, GCORNER SIXTEENTH AND CALIFORNIA STREETS. With a Fine New Stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AND GENT'S FURNISHING COODS. It will pay you to examine this stock as everything is enfirely new, and great bargains will be given. Agent for San Francisco and Oregon City Woolen Manu- facturing Company. M. ELGUTTER'S MAMMOTH CLOTHING HO 1001 Farnham, Corner 10th Street USE, Alabams, Lizard siace; Arkansas, | orter to me Lot 0 i by pin fald Toothpiek; Oaliluraia, Goldan; Colo- | 3 sérestyene (7 o the sy of G T Rovien Notuee Dotomae, Mk | i A ot oo 5 : o ¥ rabs ort e T i e e E e T Florids, the Be Tilinois, | 4 470 0 Oro e et Sacker; Indlans, Ilcosier; Iows, |2 Epecial Mastar Conmissioncr. Hawk Eye; Kane', (e Jaw-Hawker, Kentacky, Corn Cracker; Louisians NOTIQRB! eole; Maine, iox, or otherwiss o nmber; Maryiand, (icay Vampire; | 0 W0om i May Concera: - Michigan, Wolserine; ~ Mianesota, | 1y Gonmi mus sne =" 24 Florencs, Dong Gopher; Misslssippi, Tadpcle; Mis:| . ¥cuars hereby notifled that cn the 18th day souri, Pake; Nebrasks, Big Eara; | o Ausust, &, D.157. one Toomua Burrett puc. N a, He 3 | chased sard cutlo: sumb 29 'n Fioren-e, eb., evad en; New Hamprhire, | and-that the time of redemp ion wil, excire i P Now Jersey, Blae, some: TSl Sukd oulin wee ke oy GUILD & McINNIS, PROPS! GREEN STREHET OARS FASS THE DOOR.