Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 3, 1882, Page 7

(Al AA e copy 1 yoar, In adeance (postpaid) - ‘months = ""‘- ) i RAILWAY TIME TABLE, IMR OARD CNICAGO, ST, PAUL, MINNRAPOLSE AND OMARA RATLRO. Leave Omaha—Passengor No. €, 8:308. m, Ac- sommodation No. ¢, 1:0 (p, m. Arrite Omaha—Passenger No. 1, 6:90 p. m. Accommodation Ne, 8,10:50 a. m, LRAVING OMAM RAST OR OUTH BOUWD, B Ao p.m. 3., leaves at 8 . m. end 6:30 Louisat 6:30n. m. and 5:52 W., St L. & P., leaves at 8 & m. aed 840 p. hrrives o 6t Louis st 6:40 o, m. and 750 WRST OR BOUTIWRATS, . \n Neb., Through Exprew, @180 a. m, Lincoln' Bxpre: 0 P, ta. 154 , 0:40 sceol, 5, ht reight N U. P, treight U, P, freig o, " 3 50 p. m, P. m.—smigrant, 5 . m. v —6:45 prm ARRIVING FEOM THR WKST AND SOUTTIWESE, 0. & R, V. trom Lincok . P. Packfic Expres—:a5 8 & 'M.in Nob., Throug B. & M. Lincok Express—0 U. P. Denver: press, 7:95 o, 1. U. P. Freight No. 14—2:50 1 L P. No, 6 5:%0 & m, n U, P! troight Ne, 14, 12:16 p, . U. 5-9:00 p. m. DUMMY YRAIYS BETWNEN OMABA AND COINGIL BLUPIS, Leavo Omaha % 8:00, 9:00, 1000 and 138 L Ly " AL o SIA B\ — 7 THI UmAuA DAILY BEE: 23 7 1882 FRIDAY MARCH 3, RNTD A - « - Otvil Engineers and Burveyors. ANDREW ROSEWATER, Creighton Blook, Town Surveys, Grade and Sewersge Systems L i Uommiselon Merchants, JOHN G. WIL LIS,1414 Dedge Strect. D ¥. BEEMER. For details ses large advertise merft in Daily and ¥ eokly. Qernles Works, Western Oornice Works, Manufacturere Iron Cornice, Tin, Iron and Siate Roofiing. Orders trom any locality promptly ovecuted i the bost manner. Factory and Office 1218 Harnoy 8t. C. #PECHT, Propriotor. &alvanized Iron Cornices, Window ete., of the 6 Thirteenth strect manutactured snd put up in any 9."7""”", T. alfilll!},ll Al Orockery. 4. BONNER 1300 Dougiaa stroet. 7d Furnishing Goods. Also Hiats, Caps, Boos, 8. 10th IIIM‘.A Retrigerators, Oenfield's Patent. ©. F. GOODMAN 11th St bet. Farn. & Humcy. “8how Case Manufactory. 0. J. WILDE, Mannfactuser and Dealer in all kioda of Stow Cases, Upright Casoes, & ', 1817 Oase 5t. FRANK L. GERHAED, proprietor Orl Show Case manufactory, 818 South 16th et:eet, botween Leavenworth amd Marcy. Al goods warranted first-class. Pawnbrokers. ROSENFELD, 10th 8t.. Htoves ana inway A. BURMESTER, Dealer in Stoves and Teovare, and Manabeoturer of Tin Bocts and all kinds of Bulldimg Work, 0dd Fellows' Block. J. BONNER, 1809 Douglas St. Seeds. J. EVANS, Wholesale and Retall Sced Dride and Cultivators, Odd Fellows Hall. {] Qoo line. Olothing GRO. H, PETSRSON. | Shoes, Notlor and Cutle Far & Har Good aad Cheap. Phyaiclans and Surgeons. W. 8. GIBBS, M. D., Room No 4, Orsighton Vi, 130 9:00, 800, 4:00 and 6:00 p. m. Leave Councll Binffs at 8: 025, 10:26 am 1 \B85 a. m.; U126, $:26, 8:965, 4:25aud 6126 p. . Bundays—The drmmy leaves Omaha at 980 »and 11:00 a. 260, 4:00 and 5:00 p. m. Oouncil Bluffs ‘at #:26 and 11:26 &, w.; 3:95, «and 5:26 p. m. Through.and loce! passonger: teains botwos> Omaha llnd Co lk"vh;"fl- nmu Qmaha—6:16, . m. CArTie 7:06, 715, ), 6200, p. o o R4E, Opening an~ Closing of-Nells. RovTR. ormr. owen. | s m. p. o4 m. P, Ohicago & N, W oo Poas oo Patio Ohicago, & 1. & Packii [11:00 9:00 6:30 240 A Onicago, B. & Q... . .11:00 0:08 It et Wabash . 12 Bloux City i { Union Pacific &R B “é. viz: 6:30 &, m. ) ice npen Sundays fram 12 . to 1 p. m. THOS. FHALL P M. ) VR < WV A Busmess Directar. Abstract and Real Estate. JOLIN L. McCAGUE, opoosite Post Offioo. W. R. BARTLETT 817 South 18th Strest. Architects. {DUFRENE & MENDELSSOEN, ARCHITECTS Room 3. Orelghtor. Block, A.T. LARGE Jr.. Room 2, Creighton Blook. Boots and Bhoss. JAMES LfllleAB & CO,, aftne Boots and Bhacs. assortment of {home work on hand, carner 1tth and Harnoy. THOS. ERICKSON, 6. E. cor. 18th and Dougiar, JOHN FGRTUNATUS, 95 10th stroet, manutastures o ovder good work st falr prices, 'Revairing done, Bed Bprings. 4. F. LARRIMER Manufecturer. 1617 Douglasst. e e s Books, News and Btatiokery. J. L FRUEHAUF 1016 Farnham Street. Butter and Eggs. MoSHANE & SCHROEDER, <he oldost B, and E. bowge in Nebraska establishod 1876 Osaha. UENTR. AL RESTAURANT, » MRS, A RYAN, miathwest, ceener 10thand Dodge. Bost Board for the Money. Bal n Grasanieed. Moals a¢ all Eaurs, Boarti by the Day, Woek er Month. Good Terms Jor Caab. Fursished Ranms Supplied. Uarrlages and Road Wagons. M SNYDER, 14th and Harney Strects, Clothing Bought. . HARRI3 wm&y highestCash price tor sccond ‘hand clothing. rner 10th and Jewe era. JOHN BAUMER 1814 Farnham Street, Junk. H. BEBTHOLD, Rags and Motal. Lumber, Lime and Cement. FOBTER & GRAY comner 6th and Douglas Sts. B, Lainps and Glassware. J. BONNER 1800 Douglas Bt. Good Variety. Merchant Tallors. G. A. LINDQUEST, One of our wost popular Marchant Tallors s re- oslviag the latest designs for Spring and Summor Goods for genflemen's wear. chlh.l:nd lurable, and prices low a ever 216 18th bet. Doux.& Farn, & Millinery. MRS, C. & RINGER, Wholesale and Retall, Fau- oy Goods n groat variety, Zephycs, Card Boards, Hostory, Gloves, Cowsets, wo. . Chaspost House it the West. Purchiasets save 80 per cent. Order by Mall, 115 Fifteenth Stroet. Foundry. JOHN WEARNE & SBONS, cor. 14th & Jacksow et Flour and Feed. OMAHA CITY MILLS, th snd Fernhaa ste., Wolshaus Bros., proprietors. Qrocers. £ BTEVENS, 21st between Cuming anu lzar I. A McSBHANE, Corn. 23d and Cuming Streote. —_—— |, Fardwaie, Iron and Steel. OLAN & LANGWORTHY, Wholesale, 110 and 112 15th ebreet A. HOLMES corner 16th and Californis. Harneass, Saddies, &c. . B, WEIST 20 18th 8t. bet Farp- & Harney. Leaves ey | C L. HART, M. D., Ky and Ear, I '{Aute, nor can the dacts $key announce 4 Hotels , ANFIELD HOUSE, Geo. Canfleld,oth & Farnhav) DORAN HOUSE, P H. Cary, 918 Farnham 8t. SLAVEN'S HOTEL, ¥, Slaven, 10th B¢, Southern Hotel Gus. Hamel 9tb & Leavenworth Orugs, Paints ana Oiis. KUHN & 00, Tane foods rntita, B or lere W. J. WUITEHOUE K, Wholeaalo & Kotall, 16th e1, C. FIELD, 2022 North Side Cuming Btreet. PARR, Druggist. 10th and Howard Streets, - Dentlists. whh, PAUL, Wilisow' Block Cor. L6th & Dolge, Dry Goods Notions, Etc, JOHN H. F. LEUMANN & 0., Row York Dry Goods Store, 1310 and 1813 Farn. ‘ham stroet. / 4. U. Enewola ‘wlso boots and shoes 7th & Pacific, 4 Furuiture, A ¥. GROBS, New and Becond Hand Fumniture ud Btoves, 1114 Dougiss. Highest cash price ald for second hsu 3 gooos. 'BONNER 18090 Dougia st. Fine goods, &c. —— Perce Works. OMAEA FENCE 00. ST Boxen tice and Wasd! Peicon 0o ce. o8, licr oo | Jliogs, Counters Ploe and Waloot, | A . 2 THE DPAILY BEE l lgars and Tobaooo. MA. SUPRRINTENDBNTS TRST. | bohind his heel nd pushed Him. _Ho = e R K T e, T portiis! | A Story of the Melbourne Police. ""p"l"d ‘."l‘(‘ e ‘P:fi‘n' il T took IETORS. | 5, ¥. LORENZEN manufactarer 1416 Fuen Ohambers' Jowenal. BN O e i) v 1 m—n——— S S st S ———— S e hold of the man’s throat with my left 018 Farnham, bet. 9th and 10th Streets, Florist. _ Sume years ago—a good many more, | pang put my knees on his chest, and TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, oA Donaghue, plante, cat flowers, seens, doquets | in fact; than I care to reoell now—1I| wiph ny right hand felt in his brosst. was wandering very disconsolately through one of the main thorowgh. fares of Melbourne, debating with myself the advisability of walking down to the quay and offering my services as stoward to!the captain of the first homeward-boand veesel on which I might sce tke ‘‘blue-poter”| hoisted. Things had gone very badl; with me; every enterprise to which ¥ had turned my attention hed either fallen throegh or reculted dicastrously to myselt; and after vainly trying my luck in the colory for wver three years, T'oame to the conclusion that the seoner I reconciled myself fu the utter failure of my attempts the het- ter it weuld be both tor my pesce of mind and my constitution, In this dismal mood 1 was listhessly reading over tho shipping anmeunce- mente_posted on an adjncont wall, when I came across a notice frem thoe police department, intimating, in tersely official language, that a few nowhands were needed - hamtls who were strong, vigorous, tealthy, shrewd, good horsesven, and rejoic- | ing in the possession of sueh other nateral advantages a& would ineyitab y insere their success n any dine they | chose to adopt. 1 was a goed horse- man, healthy, and tolerably strong my shrewdness I kad begun to doubt lately; and as for éhe rest o the de sidorata—well, I wuppose T was @& well off as most people. Here possi- bly was a chance for me; at any rate, pooket of h.a coat. He struggled vio ontly, but T thought I should suoceed. I got my hands on seme papers; but a 1 was drawing them from the pocket, the raffian got hold of my wight kneo-cap with his left hand, and gave it such & terrible wrench that I believed ho had &slocated the joint. Then foeking my hold relax, he sud- denly hoisted himself with his hand, sprang vp, cangkt hold my wrists, and hurried me to she bridge. Holding me thes in an aron grip and glaring fisreely at me, he said: ‘I see your gamy; there's enly one way of dealing with the police. Deed men tell no tales; 80 it's ever you're going, young ster.” Suiting his action to the word, he released my hands, and i the samo instarnt grasped me firmly and hoisted me. My last ohance scomed to lie in an old twist T had learned at colloge. As Ahe man rased me, I placed 1wy feet on the brickwotk of the bridge, pushed cmyself ‘back with all my strongth jerked a little forward, lowered my heed, and then fairly twisted rinder my captor's arm from right to left. My echool experience had savod my life; for the man lot go his ol with aery of pain, and quick as thowght, T sprang on him. “Tt'e all right, old fellow, teke the papers and read them.” ‘ But in the mad excitement of the moment, and *remembering my mis- it was only a few days’ delsy if noth- sion, T thought this surrender was ing came of it;![ would make avy |only & ruse omrthe part,of the ruffian. application and ckanco it. I returned | He sat down-om the road in o most to my diggings, wrote an @lficial appli- | undigified fachion and handed me cation as per directions; and, to malke | the papers. \The first one *hat met adong story short, receives), two deys | my geze was & headed piece of police ‘Block, 16th Street. P. 8. LEISENRING, M. D. Magonic Block. DR, L. B.@RADDY. (Jeuliet and Aurist, 8. W 16th and Farnbam Sts Photograpners. GEO. HEYY, PROP, Geanc Central Galls ry, 21£ Bixteenth Steeat. 0 sar Masonkc Hall. First-class Work and Prompt. n 38 guarantzen Plumbing, Gas an:! 8team Fitting. P. W. TARP7 & CO., 2361 2th 8t., bet. #arnham | and Domglae. Work prom,tly atfonded 0. D. FITZPATRICK, K09 Douglas Stwcet. alnting an aper anging. ENRY A. KOSTKES, 141 Dodge Stceet. 8hoe 8toces. Philllp Leng 1320 Farnham st. bet. 18th& 14th. Becond Hand Store. PERKINE & LEAR, 1418 Touglas 8t., Nev and Socond Husel Forniture, Howse Furnishlog-Goods, 4&c., bourktand sold on narrow marvins. Haloons. HENRY EAUFZ'ANN, e tno nuw belok block on Bouglas Sucset. has fust openac 4 most alegent Boox Hall. 5 ot unch frons 20 o 17 every day. “Galedona " J FALCONER €70 16th Street. Undertakers CH4S. RIEWE, 102¢ Farnham bet. 10th & k:td. 99.Cent Stores. P. 0. BACKUS 1206 Farnham St., Fancy Geod Real 5,000 PIEGES oF PROPERTY!I For 8ale By JOEN M. CLARKE, 8. W. cor. Douglas and 14th8ts. lnb!:‘o ~ TRUTH ATTESTED. SomeImportantStatementsof Wael HKmown People Whelly Vorifled. In order thaé tho,public may fully realize the | gonuineness af tho skatements, 4a well a8 the | power and vakwe of 4he article of which they Bpeak, wo publish horswith the fac-simile tures of ties ahose siacerity is beyond o Truth of $hese testimonials is abso- be ig nored May 24, 1881. H. H, Waz 2 PEAR SiR:—I have frequestly used Warner's Safe Kidnoy aud Liver Cure £or local affections attoxdant upon severe rhoumatic attacks, and havoalways derived beoefit tberefrom, 1 have also weed the Safe Nervine witk satistactory re- aults. I consider these medicines worthy of eonfidecce &7 . Ketlrs Deputy Treasurer OMana, Nua , May 24, 1881 H. ¥ Warxak & Co., Rochester, Grars:i—1 huve m#e «your Bafe Kiney and Liver Cure this spring as & iver invigorpéor, and 1find ft tho best remed; I ever tried. I have used 4 bottles, and it has made me foel better than ever I aid before in the spring. tion, Omania, N &Co.: later, a note desiring my attendamce [ office paper,sen which was written. Cold Asthma, Bronehitis. at the station on the following day. , opp. peetomios | Gore, after a rather stiff examinasion, | foree;"" and wes signed by the super- 'fi::\ysicnl and mental, and such testc of ‘hersemanship ac taking:s five-barred gate with my «rms folded—which I accomplished eucoessfully—I was told | that everything was tolorably satis- | Factory, and I might expect an official netification of appointment at an early date. Meanwhile, it would be decirable, I was informed, that I &ept #he gfiatter, asfar as 14:ta 1gone, guite private; .a stipubation I had no_ dliffi- oulty in conforming to, since 1 had not a single friend in the city. On the evening of the fullowing «lay, Idound at my quarters.e second vote from Mr. Seperintendent, comspic- uously marked ‘‘Private,” and <on- veying the very agreeabls intellie nce that'T was temporarily engaged firom that day. The letter.closed with a requast that I would call at once on the-fupeninserdent. Semewhat to my disway, I found, on presenting myself, that my peir- manent appointment wae conditional upon my eatisfactorily carrying through a special job then on hand. It was an affair of some aicety;and an old hand, fram another station, would have rbeen given the work, but for being ebsent or other business. ‘'The matter would admit of no delay;and it wes simperatively necessary that it was undertaken by some cne not, or seemingly not, belonging 4o the Mal- bourneforce. &n short, I was to.do it. Theamatter was briefly this: A packet of government papere, of high importance, had been stolen from the messenger to whose care they wers H intrusted; and from information re- ceived, itweemed pretty cortain that ttheir present poasessor —a aman ifast becoming notorious m the :colony—| would be walking toward the cityj| next afteryoon; and to prevent his in- timate acquaintance withthe town en- #bling him to escape, or any confed- erates attempting his release, I was to weit by a bridge on the line of the road, about ten milesa out of Mel- bourne, and get the papers from him. The man was by no means to be shot, or if possible, even hurt; but the pa- = | pers must be secured. Minute in- stractions as to his appearance were followed by a pretty plain implication that my career in the force would very largely depend upen my success. I felt, as maybe easily imagined, in anything but high spirits. The pros- pect of a single-handed encounter with a man of whose resources I knew aothing, and who might blow my beains out before I had a chance of at- tack, was wot cheering. However, there was noghing for it; it was my last chance, and 1 must embrace it without shirking, Next day, wkich was Sunday, I ac- cordingly procured a horse from the station, and, taking my revolver with me, started out to try my luck a4 a policeman; and about two o’clock in the afternoon came near the place mentioned. I left my horse at the nearest roadside ‘‘hotel,” sauntered to the bridge, and, leaning over the rail with no very distinet notion of how I was going to act, waited for my :mm with what coolness I could mus- er, Two hours had passed; the sun was U. P, R. 8hops. OMAgA, Nits , Ma, 188 H. H, WARNER & 00! Bixa;—For move than 1o ycars I have suffered much in onvenienee from cembined kidney and liver diseases, and have been ubable to work, my urinuy organs also being affecled. I tried & great many medicinos and worse and worte day by Bright's Discase, and [ wisned myself dead if | could not have speedy reliel. 1 agk your 'Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, knowin; 8 else was ever known to cure tha - disease, nd I have not been dsappointed. The medicine bas cured me,- aad 1 am perfec ly well to-ds ouf-[rrl{ through your Safe Kidney and Liver dwre wish you all suce # in publishing this vauable remedy through the world . L was told | g nothin 7 U. P. R. K. Shops Ttcustnd ) of equally sirong endorsements— miny cf bein in cases where hpe was aban. vaued--kave reen voluntarily yiven, showing the rewerkabls v wer of Warner's Safe’ Kidney and Lt Cume - all d seases of {ho kidneys, liver 1f any one who reads trouble remember the great Clarkson & Hunt, Bucvessors to Richards & Hunt, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW |knghts out expecting to make a pile, got dis- § LéthBtrest Om ha Nob, turned back. ! round. don’t look over brisk, beginniugto go down; and I was just preparing to console myself with "the atotion that the man had got wind of our intention, and gone by another ronte, when I became aware of the appr.oach of a solitary pedestrian, As he care nearer I ran over the descrip- dectors, but I grew | of the n1an I wanted—which T had learned by heart—and at once con- cleded that this was the individual, He was a tull, powerful, uncompro- mising lookLng fellow of about five and forty, muscular enough to have lifted me up and thrown me over the bridge into the shining water beneath, I gommencod to walk over the bridge a8 the man :iprromhed it— passed him slowly, and feit sure it was the man, After.going two o three yards, I Hearing my step, the t foeun e ats L TR t « roud | “‘Well, mate, what st 1t?" *‘Can you oblige me writlt & pipe of "hacey?’ T asked. +0h! yes;” handing me his pouch. “This is your test for entoving the| g intendent. TG, young man,” said mycaemy, “you have paesed the last exam. —with honors. You have nearly broken my wrist. But my horse is at ‘tho first roadeide hotel. If you'll come with STOP THA'I COUGH. Tt you are suffering from a Cough, Hay Fever, Consumption, loss of voico, tickling of the throat, or any affection of the Throat or Lungs, use Dr, King's New Discovery for Consumption. This is the great romedy that is causing so much oxcitement by its wonderful cures, offring thousands of hopeless cases. Over a million bottles of Dr, King's New Discovéry have been used within the last year, and have given porfeot satisfaction in every instance, Wae can unhesitatingly say that this is really the only sure cure for throat and iung affections, and can cheerful ly recommend it to all, Call and get a trial bottlo frec of cost, or a regular sizo for 81.00. Ish & McMahon, Om- Wa m ( 104t Atenct, qulckend, s ting the geoat Mateopolls, CH \eTRr, ) 1t rovinate thore LRAVXSWORTH, ARCHISON nd OMABA, the oM ERO Counoi, BLurrs Cwnrnns from which mdinte EVERY LINE OF ROAD Aha penoteaten tho Qontlnent frggn the M it River to the Pacific Sope. The UHICAGO ROOK ISLAND & Pa CIFIO RAILWAY 18 the oaly line trom Chicago owning tra Kansaa, o which, by Ita own road, reac ) Inta above named. No TRANSPRRA BT CARRIAG 0 MissiNa ooxNmorions! No huddling o It voutilated oF unclean cars, a8 overy pswiigor earried in roomy, cleam and ventilated coach:s upon Fast Expross Traina DAY OARs of unrivaled magnificence, Puuumas PALACR SLRRPING CARS, and our own world-tamous DINING CARS, upon which meals aro served of ur - surpassod excellence, at the low rato of SvrNry Fixu CRNTS mACH, with ample $ima for hoalthfn e Ti! have s drink with you,.«nd get some cold lotion for this sprain, T believo it will be a case of splints and sick teave, but you have dons your work ‘well. Fother the erm—show it achec!” (Sewlid my knee The report was satisfactory and T was appointed permaneutly. Mr. Supecintendert’s test caused me to be went-on variets duties which led me intounany rough expericuces; but T never believed myself to be so near deatl. as when I was deciding iy fu- ture«wvith my superior officer drdependmt Pollitical Poliay. Niohrara Pioneor. s The Pioneentlias never ‘‘tied” wery closely to rings. It has been for the past.oj;tht years independent enovgh to speak plainly upon all local gues- tions, ¢nd many times to its detri- ment. But it s always felt rj, enough to speak“beldly and come.out on theside it has taken with a fear- leseness which stmuck terror to the gp- position. Almost alone in its war upon imposing politicians, The Pio- neer hag probably been abused more, than any.other journal in Northern Nebraska. Being ¢ied to no office, having received ne¢ benefits for its single-handed Dbattles, yot it is with 10 little pleasure to tknow that those higher in politics than Congressman Valentine, .at least appreciate those Jabors which have keen given toa better cause than he hes seen fit to champion. In other words, The Pioneer has preferred o be whipped .out than whipped into a political ring whose' main object is *‘power and erestige.” There was a {ime when the monop- alists of this state were all powerful, and everything was demanded of the people and nothing returned. Men wene sent to the legislature who were whipped in line by great railiead cor- porations, and who laughed at the constituency who sent them. Con- gress was represented by men who would gell out the people and work ainst measures which they demand- should be attended to. Politics throughout the state were worked by a machine, and the men who dared to clog its movements were branded as thieves and cutthroats and villians, Monopoly had full sway even down to petty county offices. But in 1876.7 we had a change. The bone and sinew of the state the farmers and mechanics und independent states- men—armed themselves with weapons which monopolies and rings could not touch, They elected a man to the United States senate who had proved in times past, as governor of Nebras- ka, that he worked with the people and for the people. Senator Saunders has proven all that the people ex pected. Last winter the same element of the party elected Senator Van Wyck to the United States senate, and, though only just having come into shat hody of great m nds, ho has already begun to show them that re- forms whereby the people are inter- ested are greatly needed. Thus iv is that The Pioneer prefers to fight the battles with the people’s candidates than to cling to men who have no higher motives in politics tban ‘“‘power and prestige.” We surely have had enough of that as a nation, deen too much in our state and don’t want any more in our enjoyment. rough Cars bobween Chicago, Peorls, Mll maukoe and Missourl River Pointa; and close con nections at all pointe of Intersection with other eonds. We ticket (do not forget this) directly to ever) Eufl of lmportance in Kansas, Nebraska, Blac' ills, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Novada, Calltornis @-ogon, Wummmn Torritory, Coiorndo, Arizon: ea:d Now Mexico. Asli beral arrangements rogarding baggago & ary other line, and rates of farc always asl ow » oempotitors, who furnish but s tithe 0 the con foxt. Dogn and tackloe of sportsmen fros. flciu'a maps and foiders at all princips oM 3a in the United States and Oanadn. 3. R. CABLR, E. Vice Prow't & Gen. Manag er. (hicago NOTICE. 0. (. Dodge, of the firm of Prieo, McDermott & Bodic, as Plumbors and Gas Fitsor, at Omaha waa diss olved as to O, G. Dodge, who assigned £0 Tk om 1 Price all his intercst Sopt. 20th, 1881, and Thomas Prios assumed tho third share of firm Liabi,ties for said O, G. Dodge, in n of s wid transf. r. 0.4 1 Sionx Uity & Pacific connlan e MANING BASWITZ & \WELLS, OPERA HOUSE SHOE STORE, Under Boyd’'s Opera House. The Season is advanced and in order to make room for an Im enge NEW SPRING STOCK, Wo will, for the next 30 days, offer our entire stock AN COS"I You will do Well to éall at BASWITZ & WELLS’ ‘Falace Shoe Store of the West. fans1-dsm y LT IR SN ID SN GHL.E POWEHR AND HAND AT XN G Stearn Pumps, Engine Trimmings, sk 0iNG, 1OSE, BRASS AND [RON FITTINGS PIPK, sTKam VRN AUKING, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. vl HALLADAY: WiND-MILLS, CHURCH AND.SCHOOL BELLS A. L. SRANG, 205 Farnham 8t., Omaha J S. CAULFIEBELD ——WHOLESALE— BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER —AND DEALER N— Wall Paper and Window Shades. 1304 Farnham St., Omaha Neb, odom SAUSAGES! GEOIRGE LINDE, Practical Sansage Manufacturer. Council Blufts tc St. Paul Without Chang ¢ Time, ©Only 17 ‘Hours — D A EPCI MILES VHIC SHORTEST KOUTK TN OQUNOL .« BLUFF8 0 ST. PAUL, MINNEA POLIS D TLUTEOR BISWARCK sud il pointe i North, v Iown, Minnosota and Dekota. This line fa equi) Wed with the impruved Westinghouse Automatic ~ir-brake sod Miilo Platfora: Couler uud Bufte. * and for BPEED, SAFETY AN 'D COMFORT 16 unsurpassed, Pullian Pa ‘eo0 Slcoping Car run through WITHOUT CHAY \GE betwoon Kan sas City oud St. Paul, via Co whell ¥luly am! Hioux City. Trains leave Unlon Pacific Tra wAfer at Coun- | cll Blufls, ut 7:86 p. m, daily on a1 Y¥alef Kansas) City, St. Joseph and Council Blu ¥ train frou the Kouth. _Arriving at Sloux City UL i and st the New Union Depot at 8¢, ) Wnl st 12 oD, TIN HOURE IN ADVANCE OF AN Y¢PWHEV BOUTE, £ Remembor (n caking the Bioux City * Beute you got & Through Train, Tho Shortest JANS, he Quickest Time and a Comfortablo Ride | '8 #b¢ Through Cars botween COUNCIL BLUFFS AND BT. PAUL, ORDERS OF ALL KINDS FILLED PROMPTLY FOR ALL VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES. Family orders attended to with despatch, and every- thing promised :atisfactory. Iinvite a call at No. 210 South Tenth Street. |. OBERFELDER & CO,, WHOLESALE - MILLINERY AND NOTIONS, 1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET. $pring Boods Receiving Daily and Stock very nearly Complete — ORIDEIRS 90!:-!0!'1"-"]). J. SPORT, #£arBoathat your Tickets road via the “8lo, ™ City and Pacifi Rallroad * . 8. WATTLES, J.R. BUCHANAN Buperintendent, Gen'l Poss, A‘Hnt. P. E. ROBINSON, Ass't Gon'l Pass. Ag't., : Missouri Valley, Town. J, H. O/BRYAN, Southwestern Agent, Councl Blufts, lown 1880, SHORT LINE. 1880, KANSAS CITY, St. Joe & Council Blufs RATLRO.AX ® YHR ONLY Direct Line to 8T. LCUIS AND THE EAST ¥rom Omaha and the West. N0 ahange of vars botwoen Omaha aud on. s, And but one betwoen OMAHA an¢ NEW_YORK s £ X B0 Daily Passenger Trains RNAUHING ALL EASTERN AND WESTERN CITIES with LKSS i CHARUES and IN ADVANCE of ALL OTHER LINES, gavirs lino s, equippod with. Pullman i Cary, Palaco Day Conchos, Milley': Coupler, and tho celebrate: Wostlnghouse Alr-hrake. A’ that your tickot reads VIA nANSA: CITY, . T. JOBEFH & COUNCIL BLUFFS Rall 7oad, via ¥4, Josopk and St, Louls. “Tickets for sale s8 all coupon stationu in th Wi J, F. BARNARD, at. 3 A'C.DAWES, ~ Gon, Bupk., Bt J Moy Gen. Pass, aud Ticket Agt., 88, Josoph, Mo, Axpy Bokpaw, Ticket Agent, county, We believe in broad gauge ideas in this respect, and do not feel that men should be tortured into non- entities simply because they do not shiver and squirm every time a sill croaker of ‘‘power and prestige” #creams. It has been too much a fault with people themselyes, and they are heginning to realize the condition 110 which vy aic g Ous policy is to have better men for office than we often get, and one of these Pioneer is right in its calcula‘ions. How far from correct were those What are you doing about harey You Broke "' ‘““Pretty nearly,” I replied, “New arrival, I suppose?”’ “‘Almost.” ‘‘Ah! there are too many carpot- flooding Melbourne. Com statements made last fall during the heat of our local campaign? Maline News. _ Hop Bitters, which are advertised in our columns, are & sure cure for ue, billiousness and kidney com- appointed, and don't like to work for yaind Those who use them say your grub, elil —Put a sorew of tobac- | they cannot be too highly recom- ©0 in your pocket—you'll find it pleas- | mended. Those atliicted should give John G. Jacobs, {For merly of Gish & Jncobe,) UNDERTAKEK -(ant company on the road,” I nearly emptied the pouch, and handed it back; and as the ownar put out his hand for it, I slipped my foot thene & fair trial, and will become therelty enthusiastic in the praise of their crwative: — Portland Argus, mar 1.d2w days people will discover that The|® KENNEDY'S EAST - IND A X BWE S . Eisr ] . BITTERS TLER & CO, Sole Manufacturers, OMAHA. ITIC The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Omaba Publishing Co., will be held nt the publi- cation office of Tix OMAliA Bek on Mondsy, March 6th, 1882, at 7:30 p. ., for the election of officers and transaction of such other business as way come before it. A . Bovm, ey, wyTRme 2o s0on[E HOd WBLLYNN The Oldest Wholesale and Retail JEWELRY HOUSE find all novelties in SIL- VER WARE, CLOCKS, Rich and 8tylish Jewelry, and Choicest Selections in PRECIOUS STONES and all descnptlohs of FINE and see our Elegant New Store, corner 11th and Farnham Streets AND- SHOE MANUFACTURER, BOOT 309 8outh Tenth Streef. QUA LITY AND FIT GUARANTEED., Fre.neh C: \if-Tongue: Boots, Sewed, Frenc'h Cai'f Boots, Pegged, Americ'an C'alf Boots, 5.00 Pegzed .Alexds or Buckle Shoes, 8.50 MAKE A §PECyA. YT OFBOOTS AND SHOES FOR FEET 0U? ;0¥ ‘SHAPE, + Attondad to and Filled With Dispatch. $9.00 6.00 Orders Promptly THE LEADING pWSIC HOUSE 1020 Farnhaw streob, 7 e ol IN THE WENT | 4,9 Buaann Genors Aot in'Omaha. Visitorscan here Gev‘eral Agents for the Finest . \uvl Best Pianos and Organs i ua nufactured, ur pri.er’ are as Low ag any Baster.u Manufacturer and Dealer. : Pianos and rgans seid for cash or ins ‘allments at Botlom Prices, A S8PLENDID stock of he Latest, Most Artistic, ces as 18 compatible with |Pianos, Vose & gom’s Pi honorable dealers. Call [anos, and other makes. Also Clough & Warren, Sterling, Imperial, Smith American Organs, &c. not fail to see us before pur- chasing. MAX MEYER & BRO, Tower Building, MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW CASES Large 8tock Always on Hand, A3