Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 12, 1882, Page 2

i | q i { ] i i T— e T S ———— e o T R 2 e T ST ROV i T - - N R A AR5 o s i S SR — nrarey L THE DAILY BEE--FRIDAY MAY 1., 1882 b pees—— BUFFALO WILLIAM On the Hunt After a Fortune. ‘What He Knowa About the Stage and Cattle Business. Cleveland Leader, May 8 At the Clarendon hotel last even- ing a Leader reporter met Hon. W. F. Cody, whose exploits as a govern- ment scout and ranchman, and whose success on the stage in the principal roles of the stirring border dramas which,fill the threatresof the country, have rendered his sobriquet of ‘‘Buf- falo Bill” familiar to every resident of the United States, Mr. Cody con- cluded his dramatic season by a week’s engagement at New Haven, Oonn., and is now on his way to the North Platte country, where will put in the summer on his ranch. This, by the way, is QUITE A GARDEN PATCH, being thirty miles square and affording a pasture ground for Mt, Cody's herd of 6,000 cattle, Four hundred horses also exercise themsolves in this 000 love for you shall never falter, never fade, but always be ter, stronger, and more beautiful than before. Into that love I have woyen the best efforta of my life, and she to whom it is de- voted shall ever be the shrine at which my soul shall worship.” Unfortunately there was nobody with a clab in the immediate vicinity. ‘I can make pies,” said Gwendolen, smiling archly as she spoke. “Oan you, darling?’~ this inlow earnest tones. ‘‘Why of course,” responded the irl, “The,” said Ethelbert, calmly but firmly, ““don’t do 1t. Somebody that you liked might accidentally eat one of them.” Ethelbert now has a second-hand en- gagement ring for sale cheap. — A Soft Snap. Chloago Times, The legislature of Connecticut are taking the question of free railroad transportation for public servants right by the horns. A bill has been pasa- ed in both of the houses providing that ‘‘comptroller shall farnish at the expense of the state, to members of uare miles of paddock, and give &upflion to the blood-thirsty un- tamed gad fly of the northwest. Al- though wearied with a hard winter's work and much travel, Mr. Cody re- ceived his caller with the cheerful courtesy of the fromtler's man. A few years behind the footlights has done more to fasten the marks of age upon Mr. Cody than a life time of chasing bison and dodging bullets, in both ot which exercises he 1s an ex- fm His name, ‘‘Buffalo Bill,” was fastened to him on the evening of a day memorable in the annals of buflalo hunlingl, sixty-four of the ‘‘eritters” aving been MADE FOOD FOR CROWS by his rifle, within the space of ten hours. Mr. Cody's height exceeds six foet, and his form is as straight as the barrel of his gun. It is in his long wavy hair and Nspoleonic mustache and chin whiskers that the prints of time are most noticeable, and were it not for the lines of silver which ocour therein, he might still pass for a man of thirty years. “Whai success did you meet with during the winter!'jasked the reporter. “‘Excellent,” was the response. *“I don’t know that I have ever had a tyi;tr:i" will have nothing to do, so far as the | omaha & Sioux navy is concerned, except to draw | B.& M. Lincoln. $1,125, or $1,275, a year, and amuse more prosperous season. The thea- ters were packed everywhere; I lost but two nights in the year, and those ‘were the two following the death of the President. I have been told that my business has been better than that of any other company on the road ex- t 300 Emmet's, One week inPhil. %l’l. the receipts amounted to g ‘htly better than the cattle bus- iners, 1 should judge,” remarked the listen: or, “I don’t know ahout that; the cat- m“‘:l is a sure th;'gé;?d fl:e tic business is com argel of chances.” - 4 “Do you travel next season?” “Yes, 1 open at Milwaukee in Sep- tember 1,in ‘Twenty , or Bufialo Bill's Pledge.” It was written for me by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham and Charles Foster.” “‘You came here to look up the title to certain EUCLID AVENUE PROPERTY which was formerly owned in your family, did you not!” pursued the re- porter, / “‘Yes. I understood from my aunt, Mrs, M. E. Oody, who is stopping here ,that _there is a question to the title, and I concluded to stop overa few days on my way home and inves- tigate. I haven't learned the details in, 80 can't givejany opinion as to the oirs’ chances of success. If there ‘were anything wrong about the orig- inal transfer, I am inclined to have the matter adjudicated, not for my own sake, particularly, for I'm well fixed; there are others hoewver, who are not so well of, in a worldly sense,” “'If the matter be decided in favor of the Cody claimants, you'll settle down here, I presume,” “Hardly that, I was brought up in the west, l:lndtlljll: there is b'lo mu(il:l more agreeable than it ibly coul ‘e here, that I reckon I]gl stay there whatever may happen, T ought to be on my ranch now. I just opened a letter telling me that they were to begin the ‘round up' Friday, and 1 wanted tobe on hand. You under- stand that the ‘round up' consists in dri the herds into a corral and g the calves,” and the ranch Pproj sighed as he thought of the ixifirr::mxn he must mhf Sme— Over the Garden Wall. Laketide Lisr in Chisago Tribune. ‘Do you like pie?” It was in summer that Gwendolen Mahutfy spoke these words to Ethel- bert Quirkson as they sauntered back from the croquet-ground to the house. Gwendolen had hit her corn instead of a croquet ball, and as the blow fell there came to hor such a feelin, of desolate loneliness, such a wistfi mmiu to howl and swear, that she looked into Ethelbert's eyes with her own dusky orbs and said, in the low, musical voice whuse every tone thrilled Ethelbert with a sweet, rap- turous, three-for 50-cents thrill, that mamma get supper—she loved so d-r&:«: p in all household mat. ters mamma had often said that whoever got her for a wife would to hire a girl—and a merry was trilled forth from between wine-red lips that Ethelbert had #0 otten made up his mind to kiss, then weakened when the time He bent tenderly and [lovingly over her now, listening to ev: word she and boliovrnx it all. Nothing £ tion that knew no ds. To him whe was perfection—whatever she did right, and whatever she said was is even betting that he didn't her front hair was & bang, amid the solitndes of St 'do you f.';. me me a8 much you did last Tuesday!”’ she % the subject in her ‘ far better, my darling,” the general mombl{ and to all offi- cers, judges, or employes of the state transportation between their places of residence and the place where they perform their official duties, so often a8 their necessity or convenienoe shall require, Free transportation shall not be given to any of said persons by the companies engaged in transportatiom of passengers,’ As Connecticut has a railroad legislature, it may be pre- sumed that, this bill is offered in the interest of those corporations, ‘Wh w the Line. [ PHE DAILY BEE “MAHA PUBLISHING 00., PROPRIETORS. 016 Farnham, bet. 6th and 10th Btreets. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, 046 copy 1 year, In sdvance(; ) - 4 months = = month ", - S ——— RAILWAY TIMH TABLB, CARD OHICACO, BY. PAUL, MINNRAFOLS AND OMATIA RATLROAD, Leave Omahn—Passenger No, 3, mimodation No. 4, 1:0 ¢p, m. aba—Pusengee No. 1, 5:80 p. m. dation N 160 . . A m, Ao Chicago Times. The sentence of a court-martial and the action thereon of Secretary Hunt suggest the necessity of a society for the prevention of cruely to mn{ offi- cers. Passed Assistant Paymaster 8. D. Hurlburt was tried for drunken- ness, and convicted. A heartless court-martial sentenced him to five years’ suspension from duty on half- pay. The secretary of the navy was appalled at the terrible severity of this sentence, and mitigated it to the extent of raising the half-pay to three-fourths, The pay of a passed assistant paymaster, when on leaving | Ohlcago, B. & Q or waiting orders, is $1,600 for the rears, and $1,700 after five | Unlon ‘'or five years Mr. Hurlbut mself as best he can. The pay.is not munificent, but it will enable a man to live without suffering, and he has his time, and if that is money he may consider himself tolerably well fixed. For habitual drunkenness he is sen- tenced to lose one-fourth of his salary and on the remaining three-fourths to have a vacation for five years, It must occur to Mr. Hurlbut, as it did to Cain, that his punishmen is great- er than he can bear. Outside of the navy there are persons who are quite willing to work with reasonable as- siduity for the compensation that Mr. Hurlbut 1s to get for doing nothing, und to get a five years' vacation with three-fourths’ salary would strike a Rood manyland lubbers as a decidedly comfortable *thing, But in the navy it is a penalty imposed on a man for getting too drunk, and getting so too often. Precisely how drunk a man must get in the navy to be relieved of work with a continuance of salary is not explained. In the army there soems to be well defined degreos of | 5! intoxication, for in the trial of'd‘cap- tain before a court martial at Fort McKinney, recently, one of the wit- nesses testified that the accused was sober enough to perform the duties f officer of the day, but was too drunk to play d oker, Free of Cost. All persons wishing to test the merite of a great remedy—one that will positively cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asth- wmas, Bronchitie, or any affection of throat and_ lungs—are requested to call at C. ¥, Goodman’s Drug Store and get a trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discover for Consumption, ¥REE OF o8, which lhlllrlwdynu what a regular dollar-size bottle wi 0, Dreadful SBuspense, [ The other day the driyer of the street car put his head in at the door and glared around upon twelve pas- sengers and called out: ¥'What put that nickel with a hole in it in the fare box?" Every woman sat bolt u&rlght and every man saw something rougi: the opposite window. “Who put that niockel in?" contin- ued the driver in tones that racked every breast. Five women looked down on the floor, and seven men glanced suspio- iously at each other. “‘Beoause, whoever it was must put in a good one,"” said the driver as ne glared at each one in turn, The suspense was now .dreadful, The women began tobreathe hard, and four out of the seven men turned red in the face. At length, as the tension | } bocame intense, a man who had been do:lply.sntemhd in & magazine, arose said: an s “It couldn't have been me, for I was tryin, order to end this melancholy scene and let the car go on.” “Which I don't want this "ere oo- currence to occur again,” muttered the driver, and he shut the door and persuaded the horse to awake and move on. e—— Fred, Amoe, Tyler Street, Rochester, writes: “‘Your BPRING BLossoM is won: derluli I never used anything that acted s0 well on the bowels, and at the same time was 8o free from the drastic proper- ties of medicines usually sold for the pur- in the | poge,” Price 50 cents, trial boteles 10 gente, | Nos. 65 and 67 Wooster strcet, wb-dlw The King of the ia tho brain; AR RE0f tha Pady ia the brala; the o the howels, tho' kidieys aud the pores. 1te Safoguarda. Indigestion croates & voidnt yeyols Among those attaches of the regal o Dring them back $0 thelr duty. thers 1s LR like the reulating, purifylog, luvigorating, cool. {ug operation of g tpacas 'll'AlIAl;'l hltfllxwl.r:l‘llll It Sision aud roste Tots fa0 body and the mind, T re 1o heulth BOLL BY ALL DRUGGISTS. mlg-bmehe b w to beat the company out of aho really must go and help her’ dear | my faro; but I will drop in a dime in | Fulo ‘Tadian To siton moo. m. 80 A, m, and 7:45 0 at. m. and B:62 W.B. MILLARD, ¥, B, JOHNSON MILLARD & JOHNSON, Storage, Commission and Wholesale Fruits, 1111 FARNHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED. Agents for Pock & Baushers Lard, and Wilber Mills Flour, OMAHA, - NEB. REFERENCES : OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE. JOHNSON & CO., TOOTLE MAUL & O S e e~ e ————————— T ————————— J. S. CAUVLEFIELD ~—WHOLESALE—— D. M. WELTY, (Snocessor to D. T. Mount.) Manutacturer and Dealer in Saddles, Harness, Whips, FANOY HORSE CLOTHING Robes, Dusters and Turf Goods of ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ite, constipation, otc., 80 t jon; atter using Burdook Blood Bitters I felt bet- ter than for years, I cannot praise your Bitters t0o much,” R. Gibbs, of Buftalo, N. Y., writos: “Your Burdock Bloe « Bitters, in chroiiie diseases of the lood. liver Awd kidnoys, have beon signall with miccess. Thave sed them myselt o . w., A m, and 8:40 p. 6:40 a. m, and 7 » B. &M I ;-“' ?l“ h I!gr_,! o . . In Neb., Throug) 150 & m, B, & M. Lincoln Express—6:20 p, m, U P, Overland Exproes, 19:16 p. m. 0, & R. V. for Lincoln, 11:46 & m, 0. & R V. for Osceols, U.P a.P UL P U. B 0. P. A ARRIVING—~FROM BAST AXD ROUYF, gp8g booam—Titp m 0. &'N. W, m,—7:25 p, m. C. R.L&P, 01458, m.—fl.'flbp. m. &, C., Bt Joe &0 B., 1:86 8, m.—8:40p, m IBRIVING FROM TilR WS AND SOUTHWESY, ILP V|.fl h;m Lincoln—1:08 p. m., ', Pacific Express—8:25 p. m. M.1n Nob., Through " M. Lincoln’ Express—9:46 & 1n. Denver oxprom, Ti3h b m. . Frol 0, 14— . M. " Now O B0 &y . Em.l(ul . treight No, 14, 12:16 p, m, ’, No, 8-0:00 m, No, 12—1:45 t m, e 15 p m. el g U. P, U, P U P, 5. B Dorver troight, 1:10 o, m. 0. & R. V. mixed, Loavo Omaha &t 8:00, 0:00, 10:00 and 11:00 m.; 1:0 £:00, 100 and 6:00 p. m. Loave C s at 3:26, , 9:95, 8:%5, 26 p. m. ays-Tho duminy lotvos Omaha at 900 and 11:00 &, m.; 2:00, 4:00 and 6:00 p. m. Leaves Jouncll Blufts at 0:35 and 11:25 a. m.; 9:25, 4:25 \nd 6:25 p, m, Through and local paasonger trains betwoon Omaha and Counctl Bluffs, "E.v. Omaha—8: 145, £:60 0. m.; 8:40, 6:46, 600 p. m. Omaha—7:40, 11:35, 11:45 a. m.; b:40, 7:08, @p.m Opening and Olosing of Mells. ROUTR. Ohloago BN, W... Ghioago, R 1. & #loux City and Pacific. Pacifi.. &RV s M. {n Neb. 0. P. Lincoln, Sund ; J. B, Denver Exp.. 0, Bloux City & 8. 00 9:40 ‘malls for State of lows leave but onoe & %Y1t opon Bandays trom 18 m. to 1 00 open Bun m m. et R HALL P M. Nehrask;“Natinna,l BANK. OF OMAHA NEBRASKA (No. 2005.) TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office ¢f COMPTROLLER OF TIIX CURRKNCY, ‘Wasuixoron, April 26th 1882, WitmRnAs, by satistactory evidence presentod to the underaigned, it has been mado' to appear that “THE HEBK‘!KA NATIONAL BANK OF OMAHA,” in the city of Omabs, in the county of Douglas, and Btato of Nebraskn, has complied with all the provisions of the Revised Statues of tho United btates required to b complied with before an association shall be authorized to com- monce the bu-iness of Banking: Now, therefore, I, John Jay Knox, Comptroller of the ‘Currency, do hereby certify that “The Nobraska National Bank ot Omaha,” in the cliy of Omwha, in the ciunty of Douglas, and state of Nubrasks, 13 authoriz:d to commence tho business of s 84 provided in Sectien Fifty Ono Hundred and_ ixty-Niue of the Revised tatutes of the United States. » timony whereof witness m } Jund and seal of ofico this 20 dayof April 162, JOHN JAY,KNOX, Comproller of the Curréncy. The above, Bank is now propared to eccive business It commences with a fully pad up capltal of §260,000,00, with officers aud ay follows: 8. R. JOHNSON, Pesixxt, of Steels, John- son & Co.. Wholesale Grocra. A, E. TOUZALIN, Vice-Presioxt, of C. B, & Q. Boston, W. V. MORSE, 61 W. V. Morse aod Co,, Wholo- 81lo'Boots and Shoes. JINO. 8. COLLINS, of G, H, & J. §. Collins, Wholcsalo Leather and 8 ddlery, JAMES M. Woolworth, Counsellor and Attoruey at Law, LEWIS 8, REED, of Byron Reed & Co., Real Estato Doalers BENRY W. YATES, Cashier, late Cashier of the First Nationsl Bank of Omaha, and connected with the active manage- ment of that Bank since its organ- {zation in 1863, {maw ireciors o | ot e it o Y AL Proposals For Indian Supplies and Transportation, o DPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Office of D) FR i A iee, Waat tguon, Ape 5, 1302 Gleaisd propomls; Indorved tProposals for Beot," (bids for Beel must be submiited in sep- S S S SO ,we., (a4 the ) A lteotba o tho Commaooet of Tndizn AAsir Nos. 66 and 67 Wooster street, New York, will be reoslved until 1 p. m. of Tuesday, May 28, 1681, tor turalahlog 1or the Indiao Berrios about 0,800 pouads Bacon, 40,000,(00 pounds Beet on she'hoof, 198,000 pourids 'Beans, 70,000 pounds Baking Powder, 4,000,000 gounds Corn, 750,000 pounds Coffes, 8,800,00, pounds Flour, 212,000 o0 ponde tonis 'mn B0 pouuds Lagde I':E unds Homin, , 1,4 bariels mees potk 33,000 m: s Rio ' X 200, unds Salt no,omr’:% Youg 6000 pacuds ko gm.un,bm Pounds Bugar and 580,000 pound Also, Blankets, Woolen and Cotton Goods consishng in pats of Ticking, 83,000 yard; Stan ard Calica, 800,000 yards; rill{ng, £0,000yards Duck, free from sl sizing, 170,000 yard ; Den nuiiv 000 yards; Gingham, 50,000 yards; Ken- ucky Joans, 28,000 yardy; Cheviok, 5,00 ' Brown Bnoeting, 00,000 yards, Bleached § 20,000 ywras; Hickory bhirting, 10,900 y loo” Bhirting. 6,000 ‘yards; {Vingey, 8000 ards; Clothing, Groceries, Notions, Hardware, odical Supplice, sud 'long st of ool Portes e ! fo e 475 Wachus voqbired '8, &c,, and for about 476 Wagons oo 1o Arizo oiado, Dek e nsota,’ Montan o Minn on Nebraska, Novada and Wiscon.in, 6 be doliver: od at . Kanass City, and loux City. Also for such Wagons as yoquired, adapied to the climate of the Paciflc Coast, with Calforaia brakes, delivered at 8an Francisco. Also, b portation for such of the artcles 3 L may ol contract 'or' %00 dolivorod at the Ageneler IDS MUST BN MADK OUT ON GOVERNMEN P BLANKS Bohedules showiug the kinds aid quantitics of subsistence supplics equired for each Agency and tho kinds vnd quantitios in of all othor goods and articles, togethor With blank proposals aud forus for'conteuct and bond, con tions tc bo observed by bidders, ime avd place of delivery, terms cf contras: and pay- inent, transportation routes, o sl other beres- fnstructions will b: furuished upon appli- cation to the Indian Offico in Washingtot, oF , Now York; Wi, H. Lyon, No. 488 Broadway,’ New York; the Comm'ssaries of Bubsistence, U. B. 4., at Loavenworth, Omaba, Saint ian Francle o Postmaster at masters at the following nsmed sas: Arkansas City, Burl Caldwell, Dodge Oity, Mwlk'luukl. dreat . Bend, Howard, Hulchison, v o, MoPuerson, Mar- odi , Now ob, Osago City, Se- Welllogton, Wich.ia and Bids will be opened at the hour snd day above stated, aud bidders are lnvited to be prescut at the openiny. CERTIFIED CHBOKS, All bide must be accompanicd by certified checks upon some United States Depository or Assistant Treasurer, for st least five per cent, of the amount of the proposal, + HPRICE, Commissloner, D. 8. BENTON, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ARBACH BLOOK, ota, | conceded to be the mar with best results, for torpidity of theliver, and in onsa of & friend o1 mine suflering from dropey, the effoct was marvelous.” i Bruce Turner, Rochester, N. Y. tes: 'T have been subject to serious disorder h’:‘m kidney and unable to attend to business; Burdock Blo Bitters relieved me beforo half a bottle was used 1 feel confident that they will entirely cure me,” + Asenith Hall, Binghampton, N. Y., writec: T suiffered with & dull’ pain thisugh ‘my ofs lung and shoulder, Lost my spirits, appetite color, and conid with diffculty, kéep' up al 1 o BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER ~AND DEALERZ N— Wall Paper and Window Shades. 1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb. xy, Took your Burdock Blood di: rected, and have felt no pain since first week af- F- O- MOBG-AN’ iy e byt e ::n:::::u Elmirs, N. Y., writes: AbonlJ] WHOIIESAIIE GROGER’ ears ago Thad an attack of bilious fever,and e, FOSTER &CRAY, IMPERI PERFUME —WHOLESALE— Murray & Lanman'’s ‘‘For sevetal years I have suffered from oft-recur- LUMBER’ GOAL & LIME’ Burdock Blood Bitters the improvement was so FLORIDA WATER, "flf.. billious headaches, dylpsm.:, u:‘n:“ e::’ On River Bank, Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts., o yur s, do e nwd. roasablo g Best for TOILET, BATH OMAELA: - - -~ NTEB. P. BOYER & JO. rusun,‘g.g.gfig, g q?.. Props, —DEALERS IN— HALL’S SAFE AND LOCK CO. Fire and Burglar Proo S A FE S, VAULTS, LOOCEKS, &C. 1020 Farnham Street, ONMIAETA, - - - NNEE. STEELE, JHNSON & C0., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN Agentfor Jas, R Hill & Co.'s OBLEBRATERID CONGCORD HARNESS *'The Best in The World.” 1412 AR INAM ST, C, Blacket Robinson, etor of The Canada Prosbyterian, Toranto, Onte, writcs: - For years I uffered greatly trom oft-fécurring headache. I used your lurdock Bicod Bitters with happicet results, and I now find mvself in better health than for years past.” Mrs. Wallace, Buftalo, N, ¥, writea: * hay ‘used Burdock Blood Bitters for nervous and bf fous headaches, and can rocommend it to anyone requiring a cure for billiousness, * Mrs. Ira Mullnolland, Albany, N. Y, writes: If you are a man of e, weal ‘ened by the strain or your duties avoid stimulantsand use ors. 1£ you are young and LA nte, 01d. b % or single, old O e lalth or anguish B night work, to_res. tore brain nerve aad waste. use Hop B. suffering from any fu ou are mar- suifering frécy Ded of sick. MANUFACT RS | OMAHALLLE, Sionx ity & Pacific RAILRROAD. ne THE SIOUX OITY ROUTE | besdss 3 Ruvs a Solid Traln Through from A o roattag, Council Bluffs to St. Paul | Wiiterss” tters. Without Ohange Time, Only 17 Hours v you dys- e A©Cy MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE VROM OOUNOIL BLUFFS T0 8T. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH OR BISMAROR andall points in Northorn Iowa, Minnesota and Dukota., Thi line s aquipped wilh the Luproved Wostinghouso Automatic” Alr-brake aad Mille Platorm Coupler and Buffer: and for SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFOPT an . “Pullman Palace Slecping Oar run $hirough WITHOUT CHANGE between Kan 41City and 84, Paul, via Coundll Bluts and Sloux City. Trains Ieave Unlon Pacific Transter at Couu- cil Bluffs, ab 7:85 p. m. daily on arrival of Kansa Ciby, 8t. Joseph and Council Blufta train from tho South. _ Arriving at Sioux Oty 1185 p. m, and at the New Unlou Dopot at 8. Paul ab i noon, TEN HOURS IN ADVANOR OF ANYOTHER BOUTF] -7 LT #& Remember {n taking tue Sloux Uty ook fougeta Throuch Train The e, &ullk-.‘l‘nu and s Comfortable the Through Cars betwoen COUNCIL BLUFFS AND ST, PAUL. £ fo0 that your Tiokets road vin tho “Slots C]?’ and Pacific Rall; b . 8. WATTLRS, J.R. BUOHANAN Superintendent, Gen'l Pass. Agend, P. E. RODINSON, Aex't Geu'l Pass. Ag't., Missourl Valloy, Towa ‘W. E. DAVIS, Southweatern .\gcnl.' Oouncl Rluffe Trr » l|_soabyarag. zists, Bond for Circular. Flour, Canned Coods, and L 8alt, Sugars, All Grocers’ Supplies. A Full Line of the Best Brands of CIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBAGCO. Agents for BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER 0 N “ GREAT - URLINGTON ~ ROUTE- SRUNETON effect, not & cause. Its origin is >3 HENRY LEHMANN, th the cAuskEmust be removed, and JOBBER OF Hirmnsrae WA TLL PAPER, : ND ' WINDOW SHADES. nlnlldil?ns Per cir::;’.“d EASTERN PRIGES DUPLICATED. 11I8 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA l. OBERFELDER & CO,, WHOLESALE MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. act directly upon these JI’-' organs, both as a ¥ooD aud REsTORNR, and, by placiog’ them in bealthy, conditicn, drive disease sud pain from Vhe system. B | For the Innumerabls troub'es caused by un- healthy Kiduoys, Liver an Urinary Organt; for the distressing Disordersof Women: for Malar and physlcal en“nscmwh genorally, this grea remedy has no equal, Beware of impostors, im- Mtatlons and concoctions said ta_bo fust as good. For Diabetes, as for Y. 'S SAFE DIAB fl‘ ‘or sale by H 1s the old Favorite and PRINOIFALLIND —FO! CHICAGO, PEORIA, B WARNER 809 ST. LOUIS, 1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET. MILWAUKEE. Spring Goods Receiving Daily and Stock very nearlyZComplete ORDIERS SOLIOLT A ID J. A. WAKEFIELD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN .U VI I IELER. Lath, Shingles, Pickets, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, LIME, CEMENT PLASTEHR, BTO. OWSTATE AGEN FOB MILWAUKER CEMENT COMPANY) OMAHA FFR Near Union Pacific Devot. - - R DOUEBILE AN SINGIL®S ACOTING POWER AND HAND B U IVMEE S ] Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, G MACHINERY, BELTING, HOSE, BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS L PACKING, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PN, AN HALLADAY WIND-MILLS, CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS PLMTIN MAGHINE! AS RANG 205 Fornkam 8t Omaha e Teaoy, | ROTH & JOINES P 'Wholesale Lumber, No. 1408 Farnham Street, Omaha, Neb, DETROIT, NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK,BOSTON, And all Poluts East and South-East. THE LINE COMPRISES Nearly 4,000 miles. Bolid Smooth Steel Tracks All ccnnections are made in UNION DEPOT! It has a National lllruhflon a8 belng t| Great Through Oar Line, and is universall EST EQUIPPED Elll mu'hi'yln“m :Mlfl '::ll Ids_' of MIVILI e Coamis o U via 7l b salo ab lnflwlnllllw-t.". il All information about Rates of Fare, Elee} Car Alwl‘i;“nl 0 Tim;fl'l'lb'l;l, &c., will be T, ‘OTT o050 44 Vice-Pres't & Gon. Manager, Chlcago, [ :‘VALPLOWItL, (i on. Passons er Agt. Ohicago, W, 3, DAVENPORT, "¢ ABt: Cblcayo, Gen_ Agent, Connell W, 1 DUELL, Ty morn.ed Iy kt.fomaba GRAY'S SPECIFIC MDICINE The G TRADE MARK The OreaTRIDE MARK edy, Anun. o ‘Beminal Weakness, Bpermator. Liopot, ency, and all Discasesthat Among the medicinal means of arresting disease, Hostetter's Stomach Fitters stands pre-eminent. 1t checks the further progress of all disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels, revives the vital stamina, prevents and re . hills and fever, Inoreases the activity of the kidneys, counteracts & tendency to rheumatism, and is o genuine stay and solace to sged, infirm'and nervous persons. Fojsaio by all drugyists and dealers genorally al THE KENDALL follow as & IIIA!)I YAlIll.ml‘:nt'v of AFTER TAKING. -Abuse; as Loss of Momory, Universal 3 tude, Pain (n the Back, Dimides of Vwon,l#< mature Old Age, and many othor Diseasos that load to Insanity 'or Consumption snd & Prema- 'u'.'-‘-‘fli" tlouls particulars 1o our pamphlet, which we doslre 0. and tres §v sl L0 esey ouge £8rTho Specific Medicino ia sold by all &t 81 per package, or 8 packsges for §5, or will be sent froe by mail on reet ptof the woney, by sddreasing © THEGRA SEDICINE 00, Buffalo, . 'Y. orsalor ‘ochae-eod Dexter L. Thomas. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Room §, Creighton blogk * 1t does wll kinds and stylos o!d;: No lady that docs he ross- wak| afford o do without one—as nice plaiting nover out of fashion, if seen it sells Hself, Machines, Clrculars or Agent's terms address CONGAR & 0O, 118 Adaws St. Ohicaro Il