Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 9, 1882, Page 3

e ———— THE DAILY BEE----OMAHA MONDAY OCTOBER 9 J.T.BROWN &, CO WHOLESALE DRY GOODS NO"TMMTOR =, Boots and Shoes OMAHA, - - “ - woa - NER, J. A, WAKEFIELD, WIOLESALE AND RETALL DEA LUMHI@R. Lath, Shingles, Pickets, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, TP LA ST EINL, AT, SWBTATE AGENL FUL ~ILWAUKKY OFMERT COMPANYY Near Tnion Paetie Darok OEMER THE BITY TRLASURER The Supreme Court Decides Against Sexauer's Claim. Otner Impor Court natters, State Jonrial Mesers John M, Stewart and The odore J, Furguson wero adwitted te practice, Toten va. Irwin, Judgment entered | per stipultion, Bowen vs, Billings and Thorn ve. Bowen. Reversed and re- mended. State ex rel. Sexauer vs. Buck. Quo warranto, Demurrer sutained 73 dismissed. Opinion 1881 one M. was clected trensurer of the city of Omaha for the term of twe years, In December of the same year M. died, thercupon the mayor of said city appointed . to fill the vacancy. The appointment was confirmed by the council and B, quali- and proocce In A OCNMAHAN F HENRY LEHMANN JOBBER OF AND WINDOW SHADES 'EASTERY PRIGES DUPLIGATED. 118 FARNAM 8T. - - OMAHA STEELE, JGHHSON & 00, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBEBERS IN Salt, Canned Coods, and All Grocers' Flour, Sugars, Supplies. A Full Line of the Fest Brands of C1GARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Agents for BENWDDD IiAILS AflD LAFLIN & RAND POWDER C0. IO WIE LA S.IHKD SR OQANE A OG- FPOWER AND HAND 8team Pumps, £ngine Trimmings, MINING MAOHINERY, BELTING, HOSK, BRASS AND IRON Fl(“A)NOB PIPE, CTRA: PAUKING, WHOLESALE AND RETALL. HALLADAY WIND-MILLS CHURCHAND, EGHODLIZELLS Cor. Farpam and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb. ‘Omaha Steam Laundry. The only Laundry in Nebraska that is supplied with complete machinery for Laundry work, Send your orders by mail or express. GOTTHEIMER, GODFREY & CO., 1207 Farnham Street. BOYER oJO. ~——DEALERS IN—— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK CO. Fire and Burglar Proo AULTS, T.OCK S, x. O. 1020 Farnham Street, = = JNIEIES. W.B. MILLARD, # B, JOHNSON MILLARD & JOHNSON, Storage, Commission and Wholesale Fruits, 1421 & 1423 FARNHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED] Agonts for Peck & Bauvshers Lard, and Wilber Mills Flour OMAHA, - - . - NEB REFERENCES : OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE. JOHNSON & CO., TOOTLE MAUL & CC C. F G—OODMA.N ALE DEALEE TN DRUGS PAINTS, OILS Window and Plate Glass. will Sad It to thelr ad 43 Anyone contemplating bullaing store, bank, or uly othn flnl vantage to corres ond with ug before purchasing their Plat C. F, GOODMAN, e - - OMAHA BERQUIST BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND BXPFPRESE W AGONS. upmg Dfllfl in 3“ Bl"flfl(‘hflfl 419 8. TI!INT!ENTH'BTBIH. WHOLESALE GROCER, 1218 Farnham 8t., Omaha, Neb. fied, and took possession of the office. At the city election in Apnl, 1882, certain voters of said city, without any resolution of the city council or Emcl:\mnlmn of the mayor, cast their allots for S. and D., S having a ma- jority of all the votes cast. 1Ina pro- ceeding by quo warranto to oust B, from the oftice of troasurer and instate 8. therein. Held, That as the city elcction in April, 1882, was not a general election in said city, votes cast to fill a vacancy in tho office of city treasurer without a resolution of the ciry council or proe- lamation of the mayor were nugatory. The foliowing cases were submitted: Clapp vs, Maxwell. Edwards vs. Kearney. Cunningham vs, Tounemalker, Burlington & Missouri railroad company va. Kearney county (two cases). Burlington & Missouri railroad company ve. Buffalo county. Horstord's Acid Phosphats Makes a cooling drink. Into a tum- bler of ice water put a teasponful of Acid Pl;n!pvi ; add sugar to the taste. o —— A SOI.J)I! RECORD. An Answer to Certaln Insmuations in Eastorn Papers, Apropos to Goneral Howard (says a Washington special) while en route weat from West Point to his new com- mand about a month since, ho ataid over at Clifton Springs with his brother, the Indian agent. On his departure the luminous aud altogether brilliant weekly paper at Clifton, among other highly edifying announe: ments, chronicled the name of Gen. 0. 0. Howard among the distinguished arnvals of the week, enlightenment of its readors that Gen, adding for the np to 8500 an acre lmn a selling price ot about two hundred, and alow sale at that, Property gwners in the neighborhood of West Omaha aro al. ready talking of o' street railway branching off from the Park avenue and running west on_ Coburn street 1n the direction o' Hanscom park a wonderful change has taken place in the past few mounths, and property on Park avenus, especially, has rapid advance in price this Among those vho have bu treot the past summer are ’aul Van dervoort, Judge Chadwick, Mra, Sher man, Kent Hayden, mtractor Kuowles, Mr. Sholes, Mr. Bliss, George W, Ames, and Mr. Vander rt, & brother of Panl Vandervoort, “arther west and south Lawyer Powers hee built & handsome residence, and adjoining him is another new dwell. ing the owner of which the reporter did not learn, and just west of the residence of W. R. Bartlett, Mr, W, J. Hahn, ex-county treasurer, ias building & home on his valuable two ucre tract, In the southern part of the ocity building operations have beon cqually active, a dotailed account of which is resorved for a future article. el - Nover Give Up. are suffering with low and de apirits, loss of appeti ity, disordered blood, weak headache, or any ditease of a by all ‘means procurea b itters, You will be surprised to soa the rapid improyement that will fol ow life; you will be inspired with new strength and activity will return; misery will cea rejoice in the prais Sold at fifty oonta s bottle, by C man . ¥, Good. THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Proceedings of Its Convention During Friday's Session, Gratifyltng Success of Missionary Work Throughout the State. State Convention met and was m\.h-.l to by J.Z Briscoo, and acripture leason and prayer by W. A, Parkicson, minutes of pre- vious session were read and approved, After the appointment of some cfmi- Journal, " order after er the ihat in Richardson county four now con- gregations had been organized uvd about 280 converts made during tho It Nemaha county followed Rich- ardeon close, and other localities, with a fow excoptions, made the mont cheer- ing reports of advancement and inter- esu that was ever given to one of our conveutior These reports were mittees the convention received reports from churches, showing 6 J Campbell, q. ¢. d.; puw! section 1, 16, 1981, 200, D. H. Goodrich and wife to Max Meyer, w. d.; part lot 7, dition- 81,200, H. Livingston to T. L. an T. C. Living-ton, q. ¢, d.; east ha!f lot 6, blk 181 S. Rogers and wife to Collopy & Henry, w 11, bik 14, Linprove ment As: vion adAition—&300 J. L Carrigan to Boggs & Hill, 2 pareel esection, 8, 16, 10. 200,40 A. Dilton, trusteo to Emma Laing, w. d.; lota 4 and 5, blk 13, Waterloo, £70, A Dillon, trustea to Abram Temple, ot al, w lota 3, 4, B, 3, 7, blk 10, Watctloo, — §280 Ang. Kountze, et al. to to K. Thompson, w. d.; part lot 11, blk 7, Kountzs & Ruth’s addition. - 400, — Marrying Rich, You need not be poot and depond. ent on your wedding day, for every person good round sum of money at masriage if they ho'da certiticate of member- walo or femalo—can got a ship mn THE MARRIAGE FUND MUTUAL TRUST ASSOCIATION of Cedar itapids, Towa, €10,000 has already boen paid in benefits to its s, in the nine months of the s’ organization,and there is W eolden opportunity for thousands more to rosp even larger benefits, Nothing like it was ever known, Do not postvone sending in your request for citeulars giving full ‘and complete informgtion regarding the plans and opperationa of the associa- tion. Agents can make bigger money than in any other business. It s strictly honorable, pleasant and pro- fitable. The Auditor of State holds a depoait from the association as pre- seribed by law, for the protection of their members, The only association of the kind in existenco orgauized ac- srding to law. Write at once for circulars, Say where you saw this notiea augdll-m Failing ! That is what a great many people are doing. They don't know just what is the matter, but they have a combination of pains and aches, and cach month they Erow worse. The only sure remedy yet found is Brown's Iron Bir 5, and this by rapid closed, that W. A, Morrison might address the convention, Recess was then taken until 2 p.m, when Messrs, Hoagland and Sibly were introduced and addressed the convention in behalt of prehitition, to Howard had until recently fitled the important position of chaplain at West Point, but that he had now been trans- ferred to an cqually importent post west, where ho would perform the same dutica, The beauty of this news item and lts accompanying information .— | i6 the unconscious manner in which it is 80 neatly put what so many army officers hold to be the tacts in the case —Chicago Times, We venture to say that the num- ber of army oflicers who hold the above ‘‘to be the facts in the case” 18 exceediugly small. 1f anecdotes of General Howard’s career are sought for, they can readily be found. At Fair Oaks, where he lost his right arm and held his command in the field until compelled by loss of blood to re- tire; a. Pickett’s Mill where he re- formed his command after a hard fight, and so held his position as to extort words of admiration from Gen, Johnson, the confederate commander; at Gettysburg where his disposition of the troops and his fighting, 1s a part of the history of our country, and in his Tudian campaigns in the department of the Columbia, he was not filling “‘the important position of chaplain,” but displaying the higher qualities of a soldier, - - How Children Had “Fan.” On a summer day, they went to play, Down the roud to Deacon Jones' pasture, Dick o imbed the tree, Vie looked 5o ga The hours were spent in fun and laughter, That night, those youngsters yelled with pain, Yes, the funny Dic ctoria; The gripes were apple kind, But quickly cured by Castonia, e THE REAL ESTATE MARKET. Recent Developments in That Line— Prospects for Future Activity. From present indications there will be an active demand this fall and next spring for building sites in the western part of the city, asfar west as the tract known as West Omaha, and to the northward of that locality, still farther weat, Darlng the past two years par- ties have been quietly buying up property in that direction, some for the purpose ef making homes for them- ‘| selves, satisfied that they will never be able to buy at less figures, and others have invested for a rise. The latter are generally in position to hold until the rise comes, even if it should be de- layed for a year or so. Among those wfio now own real estate in that loc ity are: Dr, 8, D, Mercer, who cwns at a mile and 600 feet in length, on Cuming street; Wm. Dwyer, who has purchased seven acres, for a por- tion of which he has ulrudy refused | add. £1,000 per acre; ex-County Treasurer Heins, who is now building a neat res- idence on his tract of eight acres; County Commissioner Knight, who has a valuable strip of eight acres; Wm, Hennessey, who has purchased nine acres; I C. Butphen, who now oceupies his tract of five acres; August Donnecken, whoexpects to build on his tract of ten acres next spring; E. W, Nash, who has secured five acres; I)uwuy & Stone, who have been fitting up for homes for themselves on one of the foor acre tracts into which the Selden farm has been partially divided, snd John T. Bell who has also recent- ly bought a four acre block of Mr. Selden, with a view of making a home upon it in the future. Within two years laud i this vicinity has jumped which our state Evangelist, Elder Barrows, replied, pledging the un- stinted and nearty co-operation of the entire brotherhood, and the twenty or thirty ministers present pledged them- selvos ‘0 preach a sermon on the last Lord’s day in October in favor of the and thorough assimilation with the blood purifies and enriches it, and rich, strong blood flowing to every part of the system repairs the vasted tissu out discase and gives health and Uapitol ad- D. M. WELTY (Smecomsor to D. T. Monnt.) Manufacturer and Dealer (n Saddles, Harness, Whips, FANCY HORSE CLOTHING Robos, Dusters and Turf Goods . DESCRIPTIONS Agont for Jas, R. 11 & Co.'s OBELFIEER.A TED CONGGRD. HARNESS *“The Bost in The World,” AR ELONT NA IV 55T, OMAMA, NER DOCTOR WHITTIER, 617 St. Charles St,, ST. LOUIS, Mo A REGULAR GRADUATE of two medical eollogen, hae beon longer ongagad fn_ tho troat- ment of UHRONIO, NERVOUS, SKIN AND BLOOD Diseasos than any other physician i St. Louls as city pipors show and all old residents know. Consultation at offio or by mall, free and invited. A friendly talk or his opinion costs nothing. Whon it I8 Inconventent to o city for treatment, medicines can be ¢ wall or oxpress everywhere. Curable aranteod; where doubt exists it 1 frank- Cali or write. Norvous prostration, Debility, Mental and Physieal Weakness, Mercurial and other ntfections of Throat, SMin and Bones, Blood Impurities and Blood Poisoning, Skin_ Affections, Ol1 Swes and Ulcers, Lmpediments to Marmace, Rheumatism, Piles. Special attd®ition to cases from over.worked brain. SURGICAL CASES receive special attantlon, Diseases arising from Imprudenocs, Exoesres, [ndulzencos \ T agl2dewly OLD SCRES AND BLOOD OR SKIN DISEASES IN ANY STAGE, Disappear hefore the perfect alterative and tonio effect of the greatest of all Blood Purifiers, It so completely roots out all from the blood and braces the deb- ted aystem. that discases of this nature disapperrlike onaif before the wind, 8. 8. 8, cured me of Scalp Sores, § in Nostrils and Kars, after everything known to the medical profession had failed, Three months have pasecd since 1 qui taking S, S, here ia nosymptom of the disense temaining; | sm permanently cured, It standa unrivaled | for Blood Dis- onses,” Jxo. 8 Tacaanrt, Salamancs, N, Y, “8, S, 8, stands without a peer. The profession will Lave toacknowledge it a Specific for Blood Diceaces,” De N. L. LLowAy, Monrce, Ga, “About four or five weeks ago 1 was aflicted with a very sgRTAvAted type of BioodDisense. 1 commenced using 8 'S, 8, and_after taking the first bottle felt no mush relieved that T Longht five more, and om glad to say, after using four of them, that 1 am entirely cured, freviously havin been under medical advice for sever months,"” C. G, Ratonvr, Richmend, Va, “After sufferiog from the wors® Blood Discnce for moro than two years, and hav- ing been treated Ly several eminent physie cians, confined to my m and bed the grenter part of the time, my body covered with copper.colored sores from the o) ea to that of a silver half.dollar, I ww well nigh in despair. At Iast T commenced taking S. 8. 8 Ina short tim began to improve in flosh, nll the sores heled, and I could feel and know that 1 was well, and to S . mnet the credit be piven of my el o restoration to health, T have not taken a dose for over six months, and am as free from sores or blemish as any i Lorrie Ross, Atlanta, Ga, mproved after taking the first Lottle 8.3 in two weeks was able to come , finding the waters were no benefit,” W. Rrin, Newport, Ark. Sores *‘Our science has not made known acom= bination equal to 8, S, 8, for skin or blood disenses,” i ¥ MASSENBUR L G, Macon, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, NERVOUS DEBILITY, Gua Dr. 5. oW R A e roatmant— A wpocific for Hysterla, Dlzxinoss, ranmmmna Hendacho, Menta! Deprossion, atorrhoa, Impoten 'y, Involuntary naturo O1d catiad by over igonce, which 5 and doath, Ona box will Kah box contalne one month's troatment, One dollar a box, or slx boxee sent by mail propald on vecel companied vi chaoer our writton fivo dollars, wiil send the pu uaranteo to return the o [ money 1t the treatmon deu not offeot a cure, Sionx City & Pagtti|™ T A I JER O MAUXD . THE BIOUX OITY ROUTR Runs a Solld Traln Through from Oouncil Hlufls to 8t. Parl Without Uhange Time, Only 17 Haurs ACHTH» MILES ;H’;‘HHI'O'LTEI ROUTHR COUNGIL, BLUFFS TO 37T, FAUL, MINNEAPOL'L DULUTH O BLsMARGA +nd ail pointa fn Norihorn Iowa, Mianr. s ang frakota. Thie lino fa equippod with the tmprove! eotinghouwse Autouiatlo: Alr-brake and Mile Pisttorm Couplor and Puftor: and for WPEED, DAFICTY AND OOMFORT io unearpassod, Pullman’ Palace Sloojing Crv run through WITHOUT CH ANGE hotwmm Kan 3 City and 8%, Paul, via Uouncll Bluffe aud Hloux 4 Ooun Kansas Lnlon Faclfls Tra ol ulufl at 7:20 p. m, dally on & val B City, Bb ‘Josoph and Council Biufla tratn fron strength, e Routh, — Arsioing &b Blows Olky 140 P, 10 aud wh the Now Union Dopob at 85, Faul s 11:60 This is why Brown's amendment, and all delegates agreed to scatter temperance literature over Nebraska until we were given the right to vote for the amendment. The followed the report of the state evangelist showing an increase in smount of work and greatly increased 8uUCCess, & BUMMATY u§ which we will not try to give, as wo desire his report to appear, to show Chria- tian workers what one man can IroN Brrrers will cure kidney and liver discases, consumption, rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala- ria, intermittent fevers, &c. 203 5. Paca s, Taltimore, T was a great suffel r Dyspepsia, and for several weeks could eat nothing and was growing weaker every do. The secretary then made a report showing that nearly twelve hundred dollars had been given for home mie- sionary work and more than double the work accomplished by the society than ever before in one year. The convention flnding the'society so pros- perous, out of debt and money in the treasury, they re-clected the present officers: J. 7. Briscoe, president. Wm. Sumpton, vice president. N. B. Alley, recording secretary. W. E. Barkley, treasurer. R. C. Barrow, corresponding secre- tary aud state evnngulm. Atter setting apart Lord’s day after- noon for the consideration of Sunday school work, the convention took a rocess until 7:30 p. m., when F. M. Green, of Ohio, addressed the meet- ing, and (unmuanlmmlly) gave us the key to his great succcss as socretary of the general missionary society. His address was so replete and edify- ing that by unanimous desire he will again address the convention at 7:30 Saturdey evening, at which hour all aro invited to come out and hear him, N. B, AnLey, Rec. Sec'y, . — Millions Given Awsy. Millions of Bottles of Dr. King's | New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have been given away as Trial Bottles of the large size, This enormous outlay would he disastrous to the pro- prietors, were it uot for the rare werits pu;-mml by this wonderful medicine. Call at O, . Goodman’s Drug Store, and got a Trial Bottle free, and try for yoursslf, never lniln to cure. Real Euuw ’I‘ranerar. The following deeds were filed in the county clerk’s office October 2d to 4th, Reported for Tue Bre by Bell & Ames, roal estate dealers: K. K. Hayden and wife to F. R Millspaugh, w. d., lot 5, block 1, Boggs & Hill's add, —$650. Boggs & Hill to R. Gatten, w, d., parcel sec. 4, 18, 11, — 82,670, A. Rau to G, Weber, q. c. d., lots 1and 2, block 14, Isaacs & Selden's —8l. W. R, Hohd.y and wife to J. L. Petel, q. c. d., parcel sec. 17, 15, 10, J. Mulcher and wife to W. R. Holi- day, q. o. d., parcol section 17, 15, 10 $100, 0. O, Olsen and wife to M. and C, 5. Montgomery, w. d.; part lot8, Cap- Iul ldd ~—§200, 1. Neff to W, Hanting, w. d.; par- cul sec, 23, 16, 11.—8$1,600. B. F Stover to H. Neff, w. d.; par- cel sec, 23, 16, 11,--8345. E. Miller and wife to E. B. Oole, w. d.;lot 9, block 1, Millard place.- $75 G, Armstrong and wife to P, P, Tonder, w. d.; north half lot 20, blk 2, Armstrong's first add, — 8175, G. W, Randall, et al. to E, J, day. I tried Brown's Iron Bitters,and am happy to say 1 now have a good appe and an getting stronger. Jos. McCawLiy, Brow TrRoN BITTERS is #0¢ a drink and docs not contain whiskey. It is the only preparation of Iron that causcs no injurious cf- fects. Get the genuine. Don’t be imposed on with imitations, "HUB PUNCH ICED. HUB PUNCH WITH ICE WATER OR LEMONADE. This refreshiug beverage is put up in one dozen cuses, all ready for use, A few reasons why “HUB CH'PUN’ has had, and is now having. and will con- tinue to have & large sale: Nothing but the best imported liquors are used in its com- position; none but the highest grade of lemons and limes are used, and No, 1 . d sugar. 1t is ready for use at all will ki in any climate, for INING IPAd mmpunluu. All Grocers and Wine Merchants sell it, Be sure you et the genulne, with the fac ‘CHESTER H. GRAVES & SONS" on o over the cork of vach bottle TTES, it s an eszential imile o the ca iver's prices Trade supplied at Mannf supplied by by M. A, MoNamara; fami A, H. Gisdstone, Omaha, FAET TIME I Ya goloy Cast take ths (hicago & Northwest: Tralng leave Omaba 840 ). w, and 740 8, m For ful luformation oall ou f1. . DEUEL, Ticke Agent, 14th and Faroam ste., J [ Bailvay Dupot, orsb JAMEST. u.uu. (R Agen noon TEN HOURS IN ADVAF)EI OF ANY OTHEF 209 Remember In tazing tho uhmx Clty Rrul fouges s Through Train, The Bhortest L Iokost Timo and s Gomfariable Rids 1a th ‘Through Cars betwee: COUNCIL BLUPH AND BT, PAUL. oo that your Tickew road via the “Blow lnfl Pacife Rallzon) - TTLES, J.R. BUOOHARAN lup-rlnknfl-nt. Gen' Pasc. Agend Miwourl Valioy In, W. E. DAVIS, Southwestern Passengor Agent. Oawr cil Blufs 100,000 Oty TIMKEN-SPRING VEHICLES |» NOW IN USE. Thoy surpass all other 8 for easy riding, style nd durability, They are for sale by all Leading Car- iage Builders and Dealers throughout he country, SPRINGS, GEARS & BODIES Forsal b Henry Timken, Patentee snd Bullder of Fino Carrlag:s, ST LOUIS, - 11.6m ‘Vico brews roas. THE NEBRASEA MANUFAGTURING GO Lincoln, Neb \MANUFACTURERS OF Oorn Planters, Hrrrows, Farm Rollers Bulky Hay Kalzos, Bucket Mlevating Windmills, & Wo are prapared to do fob work snd msnufae uring for other partios, Address &1 or iers NEFRABKA MANUFACTULING 00 Lincoln, No Samusl (., Davis & Co, DRY GOODS \JOBBERS A.DIT IMPORTERS, Washington Ave. and Fifth 8 1S MO. U IRST S EUROPEAN HOTEL, ‘The most coutrall 7 located hotel in the clty, Rooms T6c, $1.00, 8160 and $2.00 per day. . l.d"‘ Class Rostaurant connected with the HURST, « =« Prop Ooruer Fourth and Locust Streete. BYT. LOUIS MO. . Goodman, v 01 ceOmaba, et rostind COL. L. T.'FOSTER. Youngstown, Ohlo, May 10, 1880, KRNDALL & Co.—1 had apvery valua. nisn colt thas Iprized very highly, hohnad a large bono spavin cni_one joint and #mall one on the other which made him ves lame; I had him under the charge of two ve Inary surgeons which falled to cure him. 1 wi ono day reading the - dvertisoment of Kendall's Spavin Cure in the Chicago Exproas,I determined atonoce to try it -“drfio'. our cruggists here to send for it, aud they ordered throo bottos; 1 took all and I ‘thought I would give it a momun: trisl, T used 1t according to directions and fourth day ‘the colt cossed to be- Iamo and the lumps have disappeared. 1 usod but ona bottle and the colt's Hmbw are as free of luw) u llld ll smooth as any horse in the ata Iy cured. Th curo wax so romarkable thatk have lettwo of my neighbors hl\u the remaln. ing two bottlos who are now uein Very respectful L4 L, i‘ FOSTER Bend for (llusirated circular giving positive roof, Price$l. A" Druggists have It or can Kot |‘l°l#l7u nllfll" & Col, Pro- rietos ine 591. ALL DRUGGISTS H EAS'I'WAHD Is the old Favorite and FPRINCLE A LXANE —FOR~—— CHICAGO, PEORI ST. LOUIS, MILWAUKEE. DETROIT, NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK,BOSTON, And all Poluts East And®@outh-East, b THE LINE COMPRISES ¥ Nourly 4,000 miles. Bolld Bniooth Stoel Track 1l connections are made in UNION DEPOTS, hus o Notiontl Ropntation ss belng the reat Through 1o universall ncaiod b3 birthe FINEST 'EQ 6T EQUIPPED Rail voad 1n the world for all classes of travel. Tey it sudgou will ad traveling & Juzury of Fhrouih Tickess via thia Colobrated Line for salo at all offices In the West, All information about Rates o Fare, Sloo) Car Acocmuiodations, Timo Tables, &e., chsattully ‘gun by Spplylalug b0 lce-Fros’ 'I.D.ll Munager,Chloaga, 'lflclVAL l’Lo EL‘ [N 4 oMl ll. ndoonY Or cago, DAVENFO s ) Gln Agent, unnncl! Bluffe, H. P, DUELL, Ticked Agh. omaha mnao-ed 1y I be aHABL PERFUME, Murray & Lanman'’s FLORIDA WATER, Best for TOILET, BATH' and P ANDKERCHIEF. i N B R HIPER