Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 26, 1881, Page 3

g ~eircle or eclipse, 25 mil s in diameter, T [His furs by shipping them to Lewiston or some other ceutral point o by —— - Farmor White Chlogo Trib: You may " th the farner, | bartering them for supplies for his JAn'envy hi< tree, easy lifo; | Fmily with some trader in his viciyity You may sit at his bow tifal table, | Every year t fur cateh decreases bt bl and the bounds of the trapping lines | inter, woodsom e |y vy gradundly bocoming more limite Or follered the f 1 day Wlhile game of most Kinds is retre With « tes o of sung oxen ing further in the forest and becomin g An' fect b ed with ¢ ay scacce, itig said that the number of 8 ot U o L acthinkin® |y oose and deer, which are protected sing ioad t way. ) by Taw, are increns ng Youmay deeam o the goldeneye d daicies, | In numbers the muskrat exceeds Antiilies that wear sech a chirn; sther kind of game trapped for But it wins me n ) b d Jabor v in Muine and handled 1 Lewis keep ‘en from N my farne They are caught m eommon rat W00 of these small traps are letimes set by one trapper. I * quantitics of them are caught | Eight or ten thousand of them |shipped from Lewiston nually Mast of them are exported to Ger | many and Ttaly, where tl Kins are pictur’ the skies in their splen The landscapes <o full o' repose: Luever et tins to Lok at e opt whon it rains or ibs ows mer; L'l tend £ the hawks an® the crow You may write o* the beanti & o' na dyed and furiishod a lar tur for N R S o e ot CAGHrE lininzs and ladies’ apparel. They are Al v to b vl b t among the cheapest of furs, A very larg An’ one beautift nmber of skunk furs are also Perliips you shipped from this aty Mukes a heap o' hard wor | tritumings tn this eountry and is often " ot 46 Us eltsertil 1y elvimsed, }uw. ‘.l off for Alaska s \I‘I“ T'he w0 che <o plamp in our funt {larger part of the skunk eateh probably AN Hev to be lifted an bartiod ws o Iy d Germany. Tho ter s « f the most valuable and When 1 come from the hayfield in sum- | raro fur bowing animals trapped in ter, e e With' tars gleay %ty Hean | Maine. Not wore than 1,000 otters Whon I wi k by the li ht o iy lautern, An’ weatiy oraw into ate. The sk us make a beautifu When [ think o' thy werk ¢ the morrer, [ and warm fur, which is highly valued An' worry fur fea it ht v ing by the Russians, Greeks and Chineso. When [ hear the lond 1oar o’ the thunder, | 1o fur is a dark, glossy brown, and An' wife she | to con 18 ez i life was lain vrden, .Jmnkmm. « being soft, short Wilh le tie to hoge fur or gain, u.|u| thick, and llu other longer and : 3 | conr and intermixed with the But the cora must ba plnted i spring | former. The va ue of a drossed skin '|';,_l\\"'“'|_ Kept from the gronnd; | TN from 10 1o §12. Many of the otter skins caught in this s cradle van’ bound; | sent alinost around the world in the * empl yment, | course of trade before reaching the e bed; | place whero they are finally worn. lin the winter, | S |HONEY FOR 1HE LADIE While the The wheat Fur we Except when we We must chop An pile it aw An' the cro s must T'he stock moist be t i the sumn; mirket an’ fed, prows in favor, 1, T saould nod to the 2§ ys o' the farmer, 4 slave tor his bre.d, mebbe o pay ot w i oe That hangs i e a eloud « his heat; You at hus cornfi-Lis «n’ mead- |1y pure white vultur are xquaitely pretty for youny ated bodices with gath- searf panier draperics will be e think o’ his wants an’ his needs; You may sit in the shade o' the orchard, An' long fur the lite that he leads; Sat you'd find le tle comfo t or p easur' Li tightin the bug- an' the weeds. Is of Ashan- g for kil- Lf youcould only <ee the g tee you would ¢ blame the ing 200 at vnce, . o | A youthful female lawyer wonl feel in- Once ina great while an old back- | sulted at being called o bar maid, an | yet woods trapper gots iuside of his | bunt’s jus. what she is historical coou-skw cap, polishes his Mt Pleasant,. Towa., & young lady boots with bear’s grease, perh ips goes | Jis now under oimg chs nnsual ud un- 80 far as torig up in a ““biled shirt,’ ))r {...L;l..r experience of cutting hed thivd set and comes down to Lewiston from | I'I 4 Othoitatl Ot rive 1 ay 2 use a Cincinnati thie Dead river or Magalloway on busi- [ WS foH police conclude tinbae ness. His busivesd s to feal the|jcak eptomanae, and kinaly co ceal hor market and leagi tae curreut prices of | ideutity. furs. These are wre oceasions, So-we novel imported hats are ma Probably not m e than two or three | tirely of a thick network of eryst.l Yrufussn-nml tuappers get down to dx, which i the evening glitter like a sewiston in u yoar, They genoraly | thousand colored gem . 4 sell their peltries or barter them to .II e e “f“" Julia, l);j“‘__t\'_‘"l"“\“ traders in the back towns, or eonsign | Furi BRIE UUE LY oL SR - their year's batch by express to the | gay was st that evening. i city. The value of the raw fura| A o 1uncan dress her h ir toms'e handled annually in Lewiston is | hemolf fook tomyeuse yoimper. bt b best astonishingly large, when we counsider | ~m nc ndois wo p rtly cover a bald spot into what a narrow space the fur-bear- | and feel that he is a deceiver. ing animals have been diiven by man-| The effort ¢+ revive hoops has proved un- kind, snd how circumscribed are the | uc m-lulll;nnl :.ha 8 ;,hr.‘ of aw mnnlr.lr-ms s i iug a wudly stree’ no longer ese bles & "“pl"m huntiug grounds. Une bird cage walking off -ith a par of stoc - dea! Lewiston bought and shipped fi ! ea'er in Lewiston bought and shipped | s, [P Tudelphia Chrvnicle. 8700 worth of furs last year. Tho | “Glogk claps made of Roman grld and vdlue of the fur lu iness done in|tapiy lazuli are very fashiouable. The the state of Maiwe aunually | stone is of a dark blug color. mottled with exceeds $100,000. The ]ar.‘( st indi- | brown, and it is fron®this that t e much vidual dealer i8 a man in Brewer, | Valued pigment called ultramarine is who hanales §35,000 worth per year, |1 A new Russian r'd'ng boot which ha be- IT:‘l:’“'t“;"“r‘;:' of fur buyors n tho Stats | A very popular is minde of dark velvet, . Their chief sources of | \Gily silk plush tops, They arceut tocome supply are in the regions at the head- [about three o d a haif inches ahove the wacers of the Androscoggin, Kenne- [ankle, and wre fastened with small round bec and Penobseot rivers, aud the | bu ton- of French gold. streans emptying into them, Sports- | Medinm-sized fans are carried instead of men and vesasional hunters furnish a the immensely lurize on *o lat poph: fow pelts, but the bulk of tho fura is “tinted cstrich feathers, with mothtr- furnished by the pr ulmmllrappeu earl handles. Fortis fans 130! There are wany huudreds of men in | shown, maie of delicats wauve tinted Maine who earn_ their living and sup- | feathers, with st cks of chased silver, port their fawiies by hunong, trap- | A caprice of the scason is the ping and fishing, and who do uuthmg.tl“n“f black and white, 1oth in elsolesvontinixliueiio.Fralguldealion | SRRl SR BRI ARl pleasuce-seckers in the summer | 7RI U S import o adeot months, for the whole year There | whit- velvet or plush i« med with bl ek are men in Lewiston and Auburn who |oscrich tips, and tho: ck make a practice of stnking into the | & 1o ned with white feathers and woods with their ; s, traps and fish- | The very latest imp in cloaks poles every fall, and staying till the | show tha ext emely long 50 lutely cold weather drives them out, ne- Sxelglvinapilioelitoiingr ol times they come buck loaded with val MU AR 00 B RERIE uable furs, and scented from crown to | coming, at v uthful boot-taps with the il of the game they | figures, than the exugge ated -t 1és, which have skiincd and the fumes of the salt | ke antiquat d-lookig “Mo her Hub pork and they have fried. They :m;’l of wloowing misss of sweet six- nrcgmumnu y n-mn & people, mul donltilEsRae e K vean that tips the beam at two hun- S duting \:-\emlnr iredTand tons Bhstkasa it la utton one drops into Tue Journal office with an e every night, up to 1. ck, seated his ottur skins ou s ak, aud a piece rtably i an ann chair. She ex- of some tree that a beaver has knawed Llin l‘l‘"'l“"‘[l"‘t‘i' un or the seal ""' v 2 it heneath the e g ~down, '“‘“‘”1""? If you can cer lurmu.uuml v 8 a book, and s s i one of thess modest, semi-ocensional | 35 gy e hrors s e e hunters to eross bis logs and rehearso | give him the muten. 112 ading Times. his adventures, his yoris are found | Wiy e des of velvet, plush or full of the essence ot Numrod, il heav ly trimmed with aoep : Sy L o Hes of colored But ’“‘"I".“f ‘T”\I'f'rkp.l)f“N““"dl arrow fur ba d or beaded tention to the chilly blasts of Novem- |, ',1‘...“, wre to he carried this winter n ber. He leaves h's wiie aud children | sy d ng of an in- and warm chimuey ¢ aner eatly in the i fall, and huberut s in a cold camp Each man goos ino the backwoods in i to protect the ¢ Soptember, aud sets his line of traps. P Al b R He chooses a site, if possible at the | .f tne sun's vayr f.om the snow. base of some mountain and on the New jer oy hodices are imported made borders of s me stream or pond. His [ ¢ chenfiic and fiue v oven sk, with glints line of traps may extend in & rude | of woid thread showiag throu-h the woof, A I ndsoue dancing dre s has a turquoise At each extremity he will build a camp, |Plu_j rsey of ‘his description attacued to o e whort. skiite of pale i satin A Loulr This is his bunting ground. Quinze soarf of the satin, Jined with p 1o Tt is as sacredly his as if he had a|gold »-ur.\h und bordered with an mbroid. warranty deed of it aud a solid stone: |ery of kolden whe theads and ‘sprays of wall around it. 17 another trappor | forgetoine ”H“wl r“l The hi-“w i comes alung and sees his line of traps, ::fil;;:::; Gouble frills Ir"""l‘,:}:’f ‘_;"l“l'::}j"."" he will walk right by aud find another . place. He would 1o more think of | Will somebod, haud ws a fan? “Queer intruding on his claim than he would [ ftorics be 0.0 ,'M",“‘ ”‘-‘;‘(ll'“ :""""“ of Sstealing his chickens or making a | i s s hole in his ncightors’ wood-pile. [ here in congre:s last w ek, One of the There 18 a delicate sense of houor |delega es wasseen to ea with her kn f , amougs the travpers on this point, |other carped her nul n m uming The man who steals another's traps or ;‘11\':!'.“7.“':“,,:::' I.‘.;.vuy:;“.:.'.v( g, and lul’l game, or euer aches on his live in any [ G b the e s of way, 18 an outliw. T dotected and | tyriaut man what we nay modestly call known he's got (o keep shy, for the |thestern | extrenitiesof her clavicles (o vengeance of the whole race of trap- | Wheh she had rwo, and the udjacent terii pers is bound to fall on him, bory soulhwerd,’ y diy doicg the leng winter nml until the melting snow swells the stroams in the kpcog, the trapper goes over his line of traps, exwnines every one, sees in order, and removes {can be pu chased ot ny large dry goods . i v e Itis exp ns ve, and 5o some house. what game he has cangat, if any, 1f |5t 7 I ) » s 2, e | keepers have tried su's itutes, and have ho has a very wido cirv e of trapm, he | Cira" 1o einton "gannel will do very caunot go over them all in one day, '“ L Buy two beadths he requisite Trapping in the Mains Woods, m Jo nal o en- lar, Beautiful evening f ns are made o To! ombina- utr face 1irom the wury f ihe en m It is now cons dered indi-pensuble that the extension table in the dining-room shall bo covered with a h-avy cloth b eath the tabl thitself,” Material which 15 ma ¢ expressly for this purp se | time after it hae lecme thin fiom esn. | are | It is used tor | |are anmually cwght in the whole |’ HE O) n we rand washi For t treet notiinze n be b tter than the tailor-made costumes which o many Iadi lop Thioy et [ akr tun iray of loops_at the With this is worn & Newmar SNOal's ATK” conty as it i oth ¥ | ad, whie om what after the |fa hion of fa genteman’s donble-breastod coat of f the juunt ot deseription PEPPRMuUNT DROPS. | ! This vear of « W soon be ke and comets will| N leas than eight ex-Governors are just | [nov ek abed, When o man's hold ou o f it jarshlm Movir | fat affice sli Don't oy three dollars for o eonfoder st thons nd dollx b nd when you can just ns well fake a piece of hiown pa et | and chalk the fign 10,000 on it at the | jeost of ac ut A ¢ ntleman friend had thlrty-two teoth taken out the ather day withou [ and no anw<thetic of any kind - wis ised “F v o they were flse, | ~litxchunge VOu say Ther are no «qui mle i (his state ey dug dght ont as soon s reading the that thirty hun er< cach ia o hunt last | story from Mai 1100 + i ingei bt houes | An Blinois farmer stole a doz in Chi | ea o andnever felt s it conscionetrick il the brate spread seve pox in the neighborhe | dosen’t care for dogs any nore. The word “standard. earer* thould e i ha 1 from biic polivieil icbionney. Tt iti nalism and o sn’ mean anything atall vwanxioos lookis man standing at a bar an | treating a lotof red-nos d bummers for their v t like astandard-hearer anyi w S0 know, " sahl thelittlegirl to her elder ter's young mwan at the supper ta ¢t you will joi v our vociety for the pro- ection of little tirds, boem eI Says md o | rks, silence and the 1 it have been heard se in-hox en the enpboard shelf. ',\u m'm cony v uhling aronnd | [Bui- It is on the Mau , peed it? I \Im \\\HI to. The I w Thing, and it isa Coward. 1f you il Run. But the Man wiil not Run, He will Dance and make R marks. Boils - ay star Way down ne ra | little '« wais chand But “they aiways | come to a Head at last, | He e we have a Joke and & Man Joke is very OLL 1t is Buld and Tt must Bo abont one 1 ears Old. The man weurs a ond and o Shicy plug Hat. sro M nst o1, Goanid give the O him and he wil! ake care of t Vo) nderly. Tt is bia Busine s, He gets Footy dollars a week for It An ope nt hired five e to go with him to mth Ame Aftel on trying their +he 5 e e l-nm of y uon lundi g wil he carried off by 1he blac< vomit, a d the survivor will hiave the place Has th . Printer tobacco? He has But he will not Tell you So. He earrie it in the Leyg of his Byor, and when he wantsa Chew he sneaks down inthe Back Alley wuere Nobody can See Him When he Spi s tobacco, it Sounds like a Duck diving in the Wa er. The printer is & Queer - an. |le is a Fickle erson, Sometimes he Has ten thousand Ems on the Strin , but they ar Almwlmn supes, If you are a | rin- ter, Do not be ‘llucksm th or you will get We flit_through the dreamy hours of summer like swit winged bumblebees amid the honeysuckle and pumyk n blos- soms, storing away perhaps a li tle glu- cse honzy and buc wheat pancakes for the tuturd, but a 1at once, like a ne sp - per ihief in the night, the king of frost and 1i, e, mellow chil' lainy is ' pon us, and we crouch beneath the wintry blast nunp our spinal column up into the cri p like a Texas stee that ‘\ s though W cactus — ||mrnlnm' lLy = swullowed a Boomerang. The Dramatic criticis Asleep. Theplay Does not._Interest him. He w1l give it 1muu|. the Paper The Adtors wm v when they Read the Paper be- t will Say they are nt Artists, , the Uritic will go to the v. Will he Slee) there? No, The lady in the Short Diesy ghts will Buy ix Covies of the Morning because the ic will 8 eisan Arist, Ivis very Comfortable bhe an Aviist when there ave critics in th N-ighboLood, and Pin the Paper Vinible Improvement, Mr. Noub Bates, Elwira, N, Y., writes * four years ago 1had an ateack of fous fever, and neve fully rec vered l\ digestive organs were weakened, « nd Eowoult be compltely pr strated for <. After using t o bottles of your Burdock Blood Bitters the impr mmm. wos s visible that 1 was astonided. | An Editor's New Pants. An editor in Chicago' a short time ago ordered a new par of pants from the tail proved to be several inches too long fc being late on Saturday night. the tailor’s shop was closed, aud the editor touk the pants to Lis wife, and asked her to cut them off and hem them over. The good lady, whore cucumber or melon hal perhaps disagreed with her, brusquely refuscd. Tho same resu't followe L an apphea- tion to the wife's sister and the eidest daughter, But before bedtune the wife, repenting, took the pants, and, cutting off six inches from the legs, hemmed them nicely, and restored them to the closet. Half an hour later the daughter {aken with compunction for her unfilial conduet, took the pants, and cutung off six lllLlILN, hommed and replaced them. Finally the sisteran-law folt the pangs of conscience, and she too performed an additional surgical op- cration on the garment. When the editor appeared at breakfist on Sun day the family thought a Hghland chief had arrived, for the pants veached only to the middle of his thigh, —— TRUE TO HER TRUST. Too much cannot be said of the ever faithful wife and mother, con- stantly watching and caring for her dear ones, nover neglecting a single duty in their behalf. - When they are ussailed by disease, and the system should have a thor stomach and bowels regulated, blood purified, malarial poison exterminated, she must know that Electrie Bitters aro the only sure remedy. They ar aud his two camps at the opposite ex- | length and stitch the o togethe ; or f tremities of his g ound come in play, |sheeting will do. This udercovering He goes over halt his beet, camps for [needs to be faste: el . the table so that there il be no danger of wrinkiiug, B night, and completes his tour the fol- walng thix coverlnk s handsoas tablsclath lowing day. spending the next night |1, k. even n cer than i s, and an old one in the other camp. He disposes of | sy be made to do good & rvice for a long the best and Inlrcul medicing in the world, and only cost fitty cents. Sold by Tsh & McMahon, (4) TATIA DATLY BEE: "o Yho want glossy Ou taking them on they | SATURDAY Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient May properl RUGGIST Grentle | " Women luxariart | and wavy tresses of ahundant, beautionl_ HMair must uso | LYON'S KATHAYRON, This | clegant, cheap art 1«!« Tways | inakes the Hair OV freely | sty l\N‘]NI arvests and cure Ness, removes ll.mvlrmk g itching, makes the IHair ntrong, giving it a curling | | (l‘mluu-v and Leeping it in | ny desized position, Beau- tiful, healthy ]l-m' i3 the sure result of usiog Halhawon, | i) l: Y "r o 0 the most cst lino connecting th d the EASTRRN, N IASTRRN LINES, | A8 CrY, | Lavew tures and Osiia, CrvTHes teom which radinte EVERY LINE OF ROAD | | that penetrates the Continent from the Miwonr | River to the Pacifle Stope. The CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND & Pa. CIFIC RATLW I8 the only line from Chicago owning trac i, | Kansas, or which, by Ita own road, reaches tar | points above namied. No TRANEPKRA BY CARRIAGK | No missixa coxNeerioxs! No huddling in il | ventilated or unclean cars, ns every passenyor i carriod in roomy, 0 und ventilated coachies | upon Fast Express Trains, DAY CARS of unrivaled magnificenco, Punuwas | PALACE SLKEPING CARS. AN our own world-famous | Dixixo CARS, upon which meals are served of un | surpassed excellonce, at tho low rate of Skvexty | Fing Cr¥mw mAcH, with amplo time for healthfu) enjoyment. hrough Cars between Chicago, Poorta, M- waukee and Missourl River Pointa; and close cot nections at all pointe of {ntersection with othus roads. We ticket (do not torget this) dircctly to every placo of Importance in lianaw, Nobraska, Plach Mills, Wyoming, Utah, Idao, Nevula, Cailtornta Oregon, Washington Torritory, Colorado, Arizons | New Mexico. 1i heral arrangements regarding baggage a any other line, and rates of fare always asl ow ar sompetitors, who furnish but a tithe of tbe com Al Dogs and tacklo of sportamen free. | Tickets, maps and folders at all princlpa offices in the United Statos and Canada. It. R. CABL £, 8T, JOTIN, . Gon, Tkt and Pass'r Ay thicave Onieaeo. 1880. SHORT LINE KANSAS CITY, St Joe & Council Bluffs ELATILELCO A 18 TR ONLY Direct Line to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From Omaha and the West, No change of cars hot nud bug e N 1880, Omahy and su. wouls, OMAHA snd K = Daily Passenger Trains URAGHING A4y (NTWN with LESt FASTE [ of ALLy IN AL OTHER LI pcThis cntiro lino s cqupped with Py pis Ca, Palaos Dy Conchies, ity b \lflrn and Coupler, and the celehrated Westinghou r-bruke, e your Eikub_roads VIA nANGAY JOSEPH & COUNCIL BLUFFS Rall rond, Via 3t. Jospli and Bt. Louis. Tickots o kale a6 &ll coupon atations In the Wot. J. F. DAL Hman's Hlor's DAWES, Gen, Sipt., St. Joreph, Mo} Gon, Pass, and Ticket Agt,, St. Jose ,»L, Mo, ANoY Bokui, i ket Agen | 1020 Furnhuun streot, - Baunarn Gonvral Agent, OMATIA WY FITS EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS. Permanenily Cured—no humbug-- by one month's usage of DR. GOUL ARD'S Celebrat- ed Infaliicle Fit Powders. To onvice wifler s that these powders wi b do all we ol un for them we will unl!luml\ mnil, post p id a free Trial box. Goulard ix'thiu only physi cian thit o mde this discase s special wnd to onr knowiedge thousanls tave manetly cined by the use of the bt Py Powders, we will guirantce a permanent enre in every o rrefund Yuu all money pended orers should givo these Po ders an convinied cf the oN 500, 0r 4 Loves for $10.€0, ¥ part of e Uni o, Nta <ip v.vw.‘. by exprow, H & RO BINS' “560 Fulton 81, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hebraska Land Agew DAVIS & SHNYDER, 606 Farnham 8t,, ..., Omaha, Nebra ADO, 000 A CFLENES treully seloctod land In Eastern Nehraska for I « Liurcaima in fmproved farms, and 0 uakia ity proporty 0. F. DAVIS Late Land Com'y 11 B ® GHAND OPENING! Professar Kisher, (from 8t. Louix) Dancing Ac. wdomy, Standerd (all, cor Fifteenth and Farn b, Tueadsy o\ cning, Septeniber b Clésy:s for Ladion and Gentlemon ¢ 10 Puesday wvoning Soptembor Otk claxsoss tor Mivsters, commencing Saturdsy aftor 1000 At 4 o'clock, © Clanses for ~Familics, will be rranged to it the honorable patrons, Also ot dancing can be taught, Torwy I and parfoc matistaction to schol- WEEETER BNYDEK A. G. TROUP, ATTORNEYV - aT.LAW s guarantoed. Frivate instructions wil o giv- on atthe Dancivg Achlomy or st the =waidonce of the patrons. Privato ordas ) 06 loft 8t Mer Meyer & e’ 1780 | FO;' |HEW LINE = BES MOINES| Sionx ity & Paine X i f NOVEMBER 26, 1881 TAIKE WINE rm (;nnm‘ms, Car ARTWRIN OMAHA & GH_IGAGO 0 dIFECt CONOCtic SLEEPING CJ NEW YORK, BOSTON, PIIL, N BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND ALL EASTERN [T1E The Short Line via. Pooria Eor INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI, LOUIS. | 1LLE Al poitits in the | FBONT RN EAST. | 1 the Unic 1 Car Wb CONNeCna AR itht fl‘)'fl_}’"{‘l’[ THE FAVORITE ROUTE FOR \ Ro k Island. oments otterd by thin tie | te ure s follows: ULLMAN (16-whoel) PALACK SLERPING ¢ run_only on this I (U & Q. PALACE +KAWING ROOM CAl farton's Reclining Claies, No oxtra chag woatain Reclining Clinie 10 famons ¢ Q.1 Dini orecoun Smoking Car L Wit 1 with olegs with their gieat theough ear arrang, L moho this, above all others, the favorito vouts’ to tur Through ticke at all otficon in th Al Al Cannda, | Slocping Lwill b General a5, iifavisar it hicago. IVAILIROAD. THE SIOUX CITY (ROUTE Runs a Solul Council blufts to =t. ' aul Without Change Time, Only 17 Hours, i 100 MILES TUE SHORTEST ROUTE, rroM OCOUNCIL BLUFF8 TO 8T. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH OR EISMARCK andall points tn Northern lowa, Minnesota ang Dakota. " This line s oquipped with the inproved Westinghouse Autometic Air-brake and Mille Platform Couvlor and Bufter; and for SPEED, 8AFETY AND COMFORT I unsurpassed. Pullman Palace Sleoping Car run through W THOUT CHANGE botwven Kan s City and St Paul, vin Council Biutts and Sioux Uity Trainy leave Unfon Pacifie Transfor at Coun- il ity at daily on arrival of Kansas osoph and Council Blufl«_ train from Arriving at Sioux City 11:35 p I Depot at 8t Paul at 0 Lhrough from wid at the New Uni noon. TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ANY OTHEK * ROUTF, £2"Rememher n_ aking the Sloux City Route you got a 't hrough Train. The Shorest Line, the Quickest Time and o Comfortable Kido 1n the Through - ars hetween 1L BLUFFS AND ST. PAUL te read via foux To Nervo is Sufterers THE QREAT EUK_UPEAN REMEDY, Dr. J. B, IVAEID LK IN 1. Semina Buffalo, N. V. Bold in Omnhin by C, F, Goodman, J. W, belt 5K 1o, wnd ol drucgininevery whir A. MARTIN, MERCHANT TAILOR, S'".'LOUIS The Imperlal Palace D|n|ng Cars. 3 ’JZW AND CORRECT MAP Wis JEFONd any reasonable question thar tha HEAGD & NORTH- WESTERN RY 15108 CTOF ¥01 10 take when traveling In e1har alrestion be bweek | ago and Al of the Prineipal Points In "~ M, The Prneipal Cit - - e West, North and of the W neckious w NORTHWESTIRN RAILWA HE CHICALO & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY, s prinelpal ines, vuns each way dally from two to four or more Fast Exprens I tie only road west of Clicigo that uses tho ke Superior Agents in the Uvited States m-o nonn fllhll‘. it Clileage, Ia thisroad, be sure they read over it,and tak ager, Clileago. » W, Il STENNETT, Gen'l I Y P DUEL Tiokot Atont €, & N, W, Raflway, 1th aud Pazaham stroote MIALL, Ausistant Ticket Agond 0. & N, W Rail 14th and ha R R, Doj 3 Tiekot A zont W. Railway, HAVMES T CLARK Goneal Avont fite: olegar hebacked mttan revolving haiew, for the exclusive use of Orst-class passon Steol Track and s equipm omblre s | Manufacturing Company, ~———MAKERS OF THE: - \Finest Sitver Plated Spoons and Forks. The only and original firm of Rogers Bros. ow Spoons, Forks and plated Spoon a Knives plated triple thickness with the groatest ik e an of care. Each lot being hung Lol Tt ioHE on a scalo while where expo d beilke plated, to to wear, theraby insure a full do- making a single posit of silver on plated Spoon them., wear as long as We would call a triplo plated especial atten- tion to our sec- one, Orfent. Al Orders In the West should be’Addressed to CTUR AGENCY, Simpson's Specific A. . B . H U B E R M A. N N ’ Rival Wholesale Jeweler, OMAHA: e o T PILLSBURY BEST Buy the PATENT PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR. NEB. It always gives satisfaction, because it makes superior article of Bread, and is the Cheap- est Flour in the market, Every sack warranted to run alike or money refunded. W. M. YATES, Cash Grocer. 1220 F4 nham 8t., Degires to announce to his friends and the Ge eral pubhe that he has resolved 1o reduce h 8 prices to the towest notch J. A. WAKEFIELD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN consistent, with the principle ot ‘live aud let hve” Gentlemen - desiring a flrst-class Suit of lothes, in all respects equal toany and second to non~, will do well to give Mr., Martina call. Geod Business Suits to orker, $26. Fine Pantaloons, 6 and upwards [ Geo. P. Bemis ReaL Estate Aceucy, 16th and Dadge 6ts, Omaha, Neb, Thia aguney does BERICTLY & brokeraie husiness, Doos not speculate, and thercfore any bargainy n ita hooks wre 1iwired 1o it pateons, instead by tho avent W. J. CONNELL, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. Ovwion—Front Koot (up wtalrs) tn Hanwcom* aow brick huilding, N corner Fitoonth ad arnham Kiroots MRS, A. L. BERGUQUIST s forsale Mrs, F. G Kellogg's Tin loriogs yu tom, Al ugh in truction int e Art of Bast! i given i this system, Fedi 0 desir ng perfect Near Union Pacific Depot, - - - Lath, Shingles, Pickets, ASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGCS, LIME, CEMENT PLASTER, BTO. &FSTATE AGENL FORI MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANY O. H. BALLOU, —DEALER IN— W TNEL JER TES JER Lath and Shingles, Yard and Office 15th and Cumings Street, two blocks north of i e e et ST PAUL. AND OMAHA DEPOT:! 4V ry roaso able yricos, «Ith & guartee of per- e iy Have romorod frow 811 40 91116t Bk, up valry e -eod-3m