Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 9, 1883, Page 5

i rEas W { THE TATLY BLE--OMAHA WEDNESDA & MAY 9 CITY COUNCIL. A Pock of Petiiioss and a Raft of Resolutions, Lots of Businese, but Littla that was Very im. portant, The city councll held a meetlng Iast overiag at which there were present: President Baker and Messrs Anderson, Bshm, Dinham, Hascall, Kaafmaao, Laeder, McGuckin, Mar- phy, Redticld, Thrane and Wood- woith Tha joareal was read and ep proved, PETITIONS AND COMMUNICAOIONS, rom the ma;or; Approving ccr- taln ordinatces, Filed, From mayor: Transmitting quit claim deed to Exnma Doherty, Filed Feom the mayor: Nomlnating Michael McEnery as policeman, vice B. F. Walker, term explred. R». terred. The fillowlog cffisial bonds were approved: R. G. Gathrie, olty marshal, John O'Donohoe, Haifdan Jacobsen, Geo. Wistimack, James Dsaglas, Michael Whelan, Eagene Pickard, Wm. Ast- man, Taos. Ruane, A. F. Sigwart, W. A, Lane, G. W. Ohurch and Peter Matzy, policemon and P, 8. Lelsen- ring, city phyaloclan, From F A, Fox aud others: Ro. uesting to do certain grading in Boggs and Hill's addition, Geanted. From H. Jacobsen: Asking for thirty daya’ leave of absence, the first tho asked in seven years of service. Granted. Feom Ed. O'Sullivan: Complain- ing ot uulsance on Dorcas atreet, near Tenth. Roferred. ty owners on sald streets for tho fifteon year to ocome, cxcepting the intersec- tlons of streets and alleys. R forred, By Anderson—That™ the ecity en- gineer furalsh a prcfilo of the grade of Saunders, from Caming to Greand street, and give cetlmato of ooat Adopted, B; Tarane—To have the sldewalke fn the First and Second wards, report- ed by the clty engineer, lald and repalred. Adopted. by Kaufman - Iostracting the clty engineer to farnish estimates «f the cost of grading Jackson street from Eighth streot to S:. Mary's avenue. Adopted, By Redfiold: Irqoiring whether a special tax levy can be made 8y as to beccme delinquent at the date of completion of contrac’, or whether provizion eanuot be mado in the levy to answer same tho purpose. Placed in the hsnds of the judiclary com-: mittee. By Rdfield: To advertise for bids for the conetruction of storm water sewers fromthe present terminal point of the South Omaha sewer near S Mary's avenue to Farnam and Twenty- second; also proposed sswer from Harney, north on Sixteenth, to Chi- cago, thence east on or near the river; also Jones streot sewer to the river, and also North Omaha sewer. R:- terred. REPORTS CF COMMITTEES. Ricommonding eancellation of in- terest when the principal of taxes as- sossed against Jane B, Dort s pald. Adopted. Aloo rednotion of taxes against C, J. Caoan, Adopted. A'so to lnstruct the clty engineer to devlse means of dralnage to put Cans, Eleventh and Chicago streets In pas able condition. Adopted. Alro to approve plat of block 13, 14, and 16 Kountzy & Rath's additlon, Adopted. Also that Ninth atreet be paved when the city has fuads to do so. Adopted. ORDINANCES An ordinance ordering that part of From the chalrman of the board of public worke: Requesting an aeslstant in his office. Roterred. From the G A. R: Ioviting the councll to attend Memorial Day, May 30th, services with them. Acoepted. From the ofticers of the German Sshool Associatlon: Asking that a certaln portion of the tract known as Market street be vacated and sold to them for bullding purposes. Rofer- red. From attorncy:: For T. A, Mar- ray In regard to damages to biy lot on Douglas and Twenty-ninth street by change of grade and improper sewer- age. Roferred. From Leavitt Burnham: Calling attentlon to dangerous holes in alley batween Chicago and Cass streets west of Twenty-second, eto. Referred. The city englneer's estimate of grading needed on Caming street was reforred. From a commlttes of thy O1d Fel- lows’ aesociation propiretuy to erect a driaklng foantaln for judte usy on ths west tije of F urteeuih atreet ne. tween D)igenad Qaptrol avenao f be oity witl permi. and Loy 1the ncesienry pipe. Rolecred fi"rom L. V. Morse asking that Cap fte] avenue from Kourteenth to Six- teenth streets be graded and ppt in condition for curbing. Referred. From P. Hearlchson: Offerlng to soll and place 400 yards of earth in alley near sonth sewer for 8 cents per yard. Accepted. Feom M J. Melia & Co.: Offering 2,000 yards of earth at 8 cents per yard. Roferred. A nnwber of bills were presented and reforred, The city engineer’s estimate of pav- ing in Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteeuth, Fourteenth, Fitteenth, Sixteenth and Harney streels was filed. The clty engineer's list of eside- walks to be repaired and constructed in the Second and Third wards was referred. From citizens of North Omaha: Asklog for a change In the system of numbering streets in North Omaha and the followlng changes: Beunders to Twenty-fourth, Wheaton and Pierce to Twenty- fifth, King to Twenty-sixth, Oampbell to Twenty-seventh, Irene to Twenty-elghth. Referrad to the committee on pub- lic property and tmprovements, RESOLUTIONS: Sixteenth street within paving dls- triot No, 8 paved was passed. An ordinance ordering that part of Ninth street in paving district No, 1 aved was read twice and ve- orred. An ordinance to provide for the issue of §100,000 bonds of the clty for constructing and maintaiving sew- ers was Introduced. An amendment to make the bonds $100 each instead of $1,000, so as to allow Omaha pecple to invest, was lost, An amendmeut to make the rate of interest 5 Inatead of 6 per cant was also lost. The ordlnancs was then passad. Adjourned for one week S T HERMESIAN. Closing Meetirgof a Thriving Soclety. This thriving young soclety held its closing meetlng Monday In the spacious parlors of Mr, G. M. Hitch- cock. The meeting wes largely at- tended and afforded great pleasure to alpresent. The Hermeslan deserves credit for having so faithfolly adhered to its original plan of work, and its members certainly have derived vast benefits from thelr aseociatione. The programme consisted of muslc and literary exerclses as follows: Music—Last Smile. Society History. . Miss Fannie Wilson Music—Quartette...............cc.0ouuis Mrs. Chadwick, M Wilson, Messrs, Breckenridge and Rogers, Recitation—""The Pied Piper of Hamlin,” Miss Street, Music—*‘Schetzo”, be Vpals's Vo Raff Mis: Noteware, .“Unknown in Literature” J. M. Rose. Music—Duet. .Yt Onoe Azain” Mies Wilson, Mr. Breckenridge, Paper....... +......“Our Opinion” Miss . E Wiison, “Les Remaux” Essy........ Mr, Rogers. ... “Toussaint L' Overture” W. F. Gurley, Music, Instrumental—Duet ............ +..0.0t'Grand Rordeau” Misses Cronnse and Noteware, Address. . “‘Future of the Hermesians” itcheock, 'Good Night”.... . . ee «o.one. . Flowton Mrs, Chawiick, Wilson, Messrs. Breckenridge and Rogers, It ls extremely diffi:ult to say which of the exercises deserves to take the firat rank, but Mr. Hitchcock's address touched a chord that found a response in every breast., The friends of the Hermesian clob think with Mr, H, Music—Quartette. By Leeder: To put two men now employed at Hanscom park on street force. Lost. A couple of resolutions to reduce taxoes were referred. A couple of sldewalk resolutions were referred, By Tarane: To open draln or con- nection with the main sewer on Jones street just west of Ninth. Adopted. By McGackin: To appolnt a com. mlttee of three to confer with the county commlssloners and ascertain if the convlct labor at the county jall s not substituted for labor walch per- sons desire to do at falr wages. Adopted, By Leeder: To on Twelfth streei Adopted. By Behm: To Increase the street force to six teams and fifteen men Adopted, By Leeder: To fill up a culvert on Chicago street between Twelfth und Thirieenth streets, Referred. enlarge culvert near Calif rnia, B; Bshm: To have all clleys at oned put in good eanltary condition, Adopred By Kanfmano: To fill the washonts on lower Tenth street. Contraciors ordered 8o to do. By Rodfield: To correct cartain evll 8 complalned of in alley between h, Eleventh, Chicago and Daven- port streets, Adopted. By Redfield: To prosure 100 blank Fa\'lrfl bonds at a cost of not exceed. ng §40. Adopted. By Redfield: To repalr washout ai sountheast corner of Twelfth and Dodge streets and to extend the cal- vert ac! Dodge street to draln block 102 Adopted, By Murghy: To bring Twentleth street, betwoen Dodge and Davenport streets, to grade If board of educa- tlon will pay half the amount charga- ble tothe city, Referred, By McGackin—Directing an ordi- nance drawn up fo protect the clty from all repalrs of paving on streets now baing paved or that will be paved and that repalg be asfased to proper- that the club has a mlsslon in this growlng metropolls, but that in &fcer Iife the recollections of benefits con- ferred and the friendships cultivated will canse pleasant memories of the Herm-sian, Daring the summer months the c'ub will organize itself into a lawn tenis club, e The Maverick Natfonal Bank of Boaton draws forelgn exchange, buys and sells Government and other in- vestment securities, and transacts any buainees for its correspondents in the line of banking. m&th -me Poetofice Changes In Nebraska and Iowa during the week ending May 8, 1883, furnished by Wm, Van Vleck, of the post office department: NEBRASEA Established — Morrlllville, Otoe county, Holman W, Morrill, post- master, Discontinued — Galens, Dodge connty, P.étmaster Appolnted—Bow V. lay, Cadar county, George Hoffman Eimwood, Cas county, George W. Woodraff; Farrall, Platte county, Ole H. Glezon; Greendale, Baffalo county, Edward Haase; Jowell, Dawson county, John H, Milhome; Plam Creck, Dawson county, George Lit- tle; Webater, Dodge county, Frank H. Soott. 10WA, Possmasters Appointed—Belleville, Jefforson county, W, L Dake; Bow- en's Pralrie, Jones couaty, E. S. Blodgett; Connyg Line, Jefferson county, Jos. Sketoe; Gilbertaville, Black Hawk county, Thos. Gllley; Stanwood, Cedar comaty, F. P. Mickey. A Two Girls Outraged by Burglers, Special Dispatch to Tux Brx, Miss Rogers | § sacking the house, one of ths ruffane, with drawn pistol, stood on the stalre and kept Mra. Moore and her erlp pled grand daughter oun the recond flhor, while theother outraged another grand-daughter on the lower flyor The glrl was thea assaulted by the barglar who had kept guard, his compaulon taking his place on the atairs, The girl isin a precarious con- dition, Trouble in Selecting n Jary. Special Dispaten to Tus Baw, Cuicaco, May 8,—In tae trisl of Jere Dann for the murder of the pa- gillet, James Elliott, the forenoon sesafon of the crlminal court was coneumed in trylng to secure a jary. One jaryman thoa far has been ac cepted by both etdes. It is cotimatod that two days will by consumed in ob- tainivg a fail panel A Misapprehension. Special Dicpatch to 118 Brx, WasHiNeroN, May 8, —Secretary Teller eays there was nothing In the prestdent’s crder on Saturday extond- ing the boundaries of the Z1ni Indlans in New Mexlc) that could serve as a foundation for the oplnlon which has been entertaiued by friends of Sena. tor Logan that the order was intended as a blow at the latter, whom it was sought to reach through his son in-law, Paymzs‘er Tacker. PRSI S ‘Would not be without Redding's Russia Salve, is the verdict of all who use it Price 205c. The Civil Service Rules Approved. Spectal Dispatch to Tux Hun. WasniNgron, iy 8 —The olvll service rales were this morniag ap- proved by the president subatautially as printed on Friday. . 7 PYAMIA, SEFTLEMIA, ' CROFULA, and all o'her forms of blood poisr ing, resulting in g'andular swellings, ulcerous patches in the throat and mouth, a%cesses, carbuncles, tumors, ulcers soros and +kin eruptions, ane speedily reutra'iz d ani exjelled by Cu ictira Resolv nt, the new blood purifior, while the tkin is clens disfigarinz humors cf the external u reand Cutic ira Soap, the great skin cnre teura Resolvent abslutely destr germs, which float in the blood, urin piration—there 18 1s 03 €oubt aboat pe's them tarough the bowels, kidacysard p'res of the GREATEST ON EARTH. Cuttcurs Remed'es are the greatest medicines on earth. d tte worst ca e £alt thenm 'n the other had it twenty yes 8 and in 1 trom it. 1 bedeve Caticura would have savea hoe jifs. My crms, breast and head wers covered ‘or tares 3 ears, Which nothing relicved or cured until I usxd Cuticura Resolvent i.tor- nally, and Ca icura and Cuticira Soa Iy. J.W_ADA Newark, 0. BEST BLOOD PURIFIER Thave use 1 y0ur CoTICURA remedies in severa cases of E zana, Moist acd Dry Tetter, and thenall Your . UTICCRA REso! supp!y enablos mo to test it, has, inmy hands, excee lud in efficacy and effi'i ney any aiterative compound (blood puriier) I have ev of in an aciive pract ce ¢f 30 years duration E. N. ECKER, M. D. Jacksonvill GREAT KLOOD MEDICINES. The hulf ba no’ been to'd r8 t) the great cur- ative poaers of ‘he Cu'icura Remedies. I have paid hundreds of dollars fo. madicn(s 13 cure disea ¢4 f th- bl ot an - ki, and never found anythig yet to the equal Cuticura Remedies CHAS, A, WILLIAM3, Providency, 7 CURE IN EVERY CASE, Your (vTicukA remedi-8 outs»1l all other med- fcines I keep for skin aiseases. My cus‘omers and patiac ts a5y that ey have effocted acure in every intance, where other remedies have failed. W, BROCKWAY, M, D. Franklin Fa'ls, N. H IICURA RESOLVENT. Cutlcwa and Cuticy ap, 801 e erywhere. Pric:: Cusicura 69 cts. and $1.00 per box; Cuti Resolvent, $1.00 por bottle, - Cuticur Soap 8; Cuticura Sbaving Soap, 15¢. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMI(VAL CO., BOSTON W NOIIOE OF PUBLIG SALE. OF LANDS WITHIN THE Otoe and Missouri Reservation IN THE STATES OF RE3RABKA AND KARBAS. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICR. | BEATRICK, Neb , Aprid 30ih, 1883, By the d rectim o’ the Hon. Secrctir. of 1he Intcrior, the U, S. Land Othce at boat-ioe, in thy Stat’ of Nebraska, will b: op:n on Thursday, the 31st Day of May, 1893, at 10 o'clock, a, m. For the purpose of rccelvicg application to pur: chaso the rewaivder f the lands of the O:0e and Missourla reservation, in the states of Nebratka and Kansas, The lands will be sold on'y to pr.ons who shall w.thin three months from the date of their applica‘ions make a perman nt sets ement up.n the same, and each appli.ati n must be accon- anied by a 1 atfidav t as cvisence of good faith n this resy The 'a ds wiil .80 d to the highe:t resp ble bidder, a* nct loss tnan the appraised vi in 80 acre'tracts, and £o 0 e person will be lowed to purch 8¢ more than 160 acres, exceps in cascs of fractional exces (contiguous theret ) where the survey of tow. ship sud section lines could not be ma’ e t) cont lines of the rew not exceding 4 ac > m to the boundary tion, 1n which cas: the exc 88 ores, may be adied to the 160 res The te:ms of sa'e are as foliows: Oune quarter in cash, t) become Cue and paya- b'e at ths expira ‘on of three menihs from the date of fliing sppli-ation; o1e quarter in one year; one quarter in tw' years; ono quarter in three years frou the date of sale, with int rest at the rate cf 5 per centum per annum; but in case f default in th first or cash piyment, the person thus detaulting e2a'l forfeit abs lut-ly his Tt 40 the tract £ tha purpase .f which ke his spplied. No lands wiil be s31d upon which improye menta s e found beltnging to Iud ans as roported by the appraisers in their echodu.e of their ap praisment. sale will be subjsct to spproval by the Sucrotary of the Inter or, aad wi| bs' continn. & from Cay to day at Beatrice, un il the lands ate disposed of. the lands, with the appraised value of illbe found on fle at the distr'et b Beatrics, H. W, PARKER. Register, W, H SOM_K ), Riceiver. M0to31 034 Hrasime [t Fregtdent W. B Duenzs, fec.nnd 110w, BosANr Pred's oy Loliery Bucret Hlayatiug job work sad meaaa turiog for yaritas, Addreas 61 ordors t2 the WEERZBKA MANUFACTUAING CO Lircoln Neb Matter of Application of Albert H, Ayles- worth for Liquor License, NOTICE, Notice is hereby given that Al ert H. Ayles. worth did v the lat day of Ma’, A D, 1583, flle bis app ica r and city council of Omaha, for i It, sp'tituous and vicous liquors acific Hotel 10:h 8., Ist ward, Omahy, Neb., from the 15th day oF May, 1853 to the 15'h dsy of August, 1889 1t there be 1m obj.ction, rexonstra or pro- tost fled within two weeks from May 1ab, A, D, 1833, the said lice nse will be granted ALBERT H, AYLWSWORTH, Harrrown, Conn., May 8, —At o'clock this morning the ’n-ldono-‘%‘l’ Mrs. Moore, of Wit Hartford, was entered by two burglars; After pan- Applicant, Thy Omaha Bes newspaper wll Puvlih fhe above notiae once cach. week for two wecks at ths expense of the spplicant. The city of Owmsim W ot o pe etiaried tharoyith, 383 2t JJLCTEWHRT Gty Cleik ! | onpayment therefor. at the Gii. | Omaha—one-ha't on June 1et, 1883, an i one-halt MAVERIOK NATIONAL BN Cor, Water and Congress Streets. BOSTON. CAPITAL, . - $400,000 SURPLUS, - = 800,000 Transacts a general Bankiog basiness, Re- ceives the accounts of Banks, Bankers and others, Draws Foreign Exchange and makes Cable Tranefers in Europe and Tel- egraphic Transfors of Money throughout the United States, Buys and sells Gov+ ernment and other Investment Sccurities, and executcs any business fir its Corre: spondents in the line of Banking, ASA P. POTTER, President, J. J. EDDY, Cashler. J. W. m&th-me 8ix yeira old, sired by Alwont, he by Alex der Abdalish. ' Dsm, Ga_ Time, by War Dan Alro the Standard-bred Sial:ion ORIENTA Three years old, sirad by Almont Li htning, by Almont dam KENTUCKY CENTRAL Four years old, 2:31, by Belz rial, 1ilzor'al was by Alexacder's Abdaliah, Will make the eeason at my p ace on 2 two b oc s west of Gr en Sireet ¢ ri, ench. Mares not proving in fosl can e return. ed nexteenyn fee of chirge, Tho mor ey must be p id invariably in advance. For further par ticulars sec or address ED. REI m $3-20d m&e tm* Pr.pxas for furilase cf Paving Bancs CITY TARASUREIVS OPFICE, | OwanA, Neb., April 19, 1883, Sealed proposals will be received at this office unt 1 Mav 15, 1883 at 12, noon, f.r the pu of #1C0,000 of Paving Bonds of the City of ha. 8ald bonds will tec'me dua nd pa_ablo in 20 years from My 1 t, 1833; are in eums of §1.000 cach and b ar inzr sb from May 13t, 1553, a, the rate of five percent per annum pagsbis semi- anaually at the ofice of Ko-ntze Krothers, in New Y. rk, upon presentation «f coupons altach- ed. The price'pal will also be payavle at the tame place Said bouds arc tssued ander the charter power taid city, after elcction du y held +utho their Issue “for the purpose of payivg the cost payiog or maca famizing the inter- cots o #paes_opposite slley « in d will be dellvered to purchas:rs, Ity Treasury in on September 1st, 1583 Bids wi | be address:d 10 ‘ha unde marked ““Proposals for Paving Bond statothe nam> and add-ess of the b'dder, the amount of eaid honds desired and the price o be paid in addition t) i+ terest accrued. The right is re ervid to refact any and all bids, TRUMAN BUCK, City Treagure. m 4-10t ESTABLISHED (IDE SPRING AHACEII!)KINT—NOT PATENY A. J. SIMPSON. LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY 1409 and 1411 Dodge Streed, ang ¥-me 6m OmMaHA, Nmp, Nebraska Loan & Trust Company HAST. NEB., Oapital Stock, - $250,000 JAS, B. HEARTWELL, President, A. L. CLARKE, Vice-President, E. O WEBSTER, Treasurer DIRECTORS, Samuel Alexander Oswald“Ollver, A. L. Clarke, E. C. Webster Geo. H Pratt, Jas. B, Heartwell, D. M. McEl Hinney, First Mortgage Loans a Specialty This Company furnishes a permancnt, home tnetitution where School Bend sand other legally issued Municipal securitle to Nebraska can be be negotiated on the most favorable terms Loans made on tmproved farm i all well settled countles of the state throuch responsible 10:al corrspondents, KINNEY TOBACCO COMPANY, 615 t0 525 West 22d Street, New York, Successors to Kinney Bros,, Ploneer Ci Manufacturers of America, Use the fincsf grades of OLD GOLDEN VIRGINIA LEAF, Macedonlan Turkish, Vuelta Abajo Havana and St. James' Parith Perique. PUREST RICE PAPER ONLY- Sole Manufacrurers of the Celebrated St Brands; Sweet Caporel ¥ S J Sweet Caporal, Cork Mouth piace; Straight Cuts, in Fu Dress Packs ALL ARE WARRANTED. The vancus tastes of sil good judges pertectly suited Sol4 by DEALERS THROUGHOUT the WORLD. ndard S HUREBEEKA OINTM%NT 3 . IDE 2 N EV'ES Faver and Ague Tonte Oordlal...1 00 EKING'S STANDARD LIVER PILLS... 2 AMEBERIOAN DIARRHOE CURI‘E. tasivassas 80 WHITIHHOUSEHA'S SURE QURE FOR CORNS..... 25 (Warranted cr money retunded,) FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Manutactur d by W, J. Whitehouse, 605 North 6th St. Omaha Neb ap 14 m&e-6m W ESTER W CORKICE WORKS ! Iron and Slate Roofing, 0. SPECHT, . . Proprietor, 1111 Douglas ¥, - Omaha, Neb MANUFACTURER OF GALVANIZED lron Cornices | DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing,; Specht's Patent Matallic Skylight Patent, Adjusted Ratchet Bar and Bracket Shelving, 1 aw the veneral agent for the above lime of goods, IRON FENCING, Crestings, Balustrades, Verandas, Iron Bank Hailings, Window Blinds, Cel- lar Guards; al GENERAL AGENT FOR PEERSON & EILL PATENT IN SIDE BLIND. McCARTHY & BURKE, Undertakers, 418 14TH 8T,, BEY, FARNAM AND DOUGLAS ST, PAUL &| OMAHA, i 1Dy Failway "ime Table. U. P, R, B, MAIN LINE LRAvE, ARKIVR Dally Express 1915 p m | Tal'y Exiross 825 pm De ver kxp... 7:40 pm | Denvor Exp s m Emigrant 6:00 p m | Emigravt, ... 520 a m CMAHA AND LINCOLN LINE=U. P, DEFOT. | LEAVE, ARRIVE Lincoln ex...11:45a m | Lincoln Ex....1:08 p m Mixed 8:15 8 m | Mixed 445 pm DUMMY TRAIN IDGE DIVISION, Dummy trains lsave Omata ax foll ws: R:00 m; 000 & m; 10:00 & m; 11,00 8 m, 1:00 p m; 200 Offices and par[ors over the new Omaha 00 p i 4:0) p m; 500 p s 6:00 p m 1 syt ave (B o foloms: National Bank, 13th, between Farnam ; 55 1 4198 7 b B180 p mor Oeb b and DouglasStreets. M Sundays— he Duitimy tra'ns leave Omaha ab 9:00, 11:00 + 00, 4.00. 5:00 and £:00 p . GIL AND LOCALPAS BRIDGE DITISIO N, GEK TRAIN s SPBOIAX. NOTICOH. g LEASROMAIIL - LEAVK COUNCIL BLOPYS | There are a groat many people throughout the State whose cire mstances will not R0, s pm | N permit them to visit the Dispensary personally. There are others who are unable to ' No 80 5 . travel, and for various reasons oannot leave he For the accommodation of those Brighnh o thus situated, snd by the request of many patrons all over thestate, Dr. Fishblatt will W No 7. 7:00 pm | yieit the following cities on the days and dates mentioned: SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC—DEPOT N. 15th st | Council Bluffs, (Iowa) Saturday, fxluy 5th; Kearney, Thuraday. May 10th; Huetings Leive Omahs for O'Neill via 8t Paul Friday, May 11th; Grand Tsland, Saturday, May 12th; Crete, Friday, May 18th Line for BIAIF. . .0vvuiaeene v §:30 a m | Plattsinouth, Saturday May 10th prth Platt atarday, May 26th; Norfolk, Frie Arrive fiom Neligh. .. veviens 520 pm | day, June 1at; Fremont, Saturday, June 2d; David City. Saturday, June 9th; Nebrask* 0., M. & ST. I R, R —U, P. DEPOT. (‘,ug, Friday, Tune 15th; Falls City, Thursday, June 2Sth, Tecumseh, Friday, June LRAVE, ARRIVE, 20th; Lincolu, Saturday, Juns 30th; Schuyler, Thursday, July 5th; Columbus, Friday, Mall & Bxor 72458 m® | Mall & Ex....7:2°fp me | July Fth. Central City, Saturday, July 7th, ADARLI B S, " Ex. o4sha | &4For further partiiulars and other appsintments, see your county papers, *Daily except WABASH, ST. LOUIS & PAC DEPOT. Omaha. C,B &Q. R R—U. P, DEPOT. ARRIVE, LEAVE, Expross. Mol | Bluffs'at 8: amt Sundays excepted. Omaha time O, R.1 & P R.R—U P, DEPOT. ARRIVE, LRAVR Mail.... 4 Express 20 p m 3 *3undays e cepts lindays excepted, C. & N.W. R, R.—U. P. DEPOT. ARFIVE, 45 8 m 40 pm ut days excep N, 15T ST. Nol. w | No3., Sundays excepted. No2. No 4. K. C., 8T. JOE, & C, B. R. R—B. & M, DEPOT. Mat . Expr 88 am | Expross..... pm | Mall B. &M, R., IN NEBRASKA. Denver Exp..., ed NEBRASKA DIVISION Speclal attentlon glven to Diseases of the THROAT AND LUNGS, CATARRH, KIDNEY AND BLADDER And Female Diseaes, as well as ALl Chronic and Nervous Diseases DR. FISHBLATT Has discov red the greatest cure In the world for weaknoss of the back and limbs, (nvoluntary ea, impotency, ganeral debility, nervousness, languor, confusion of ideas, palr\lluun of the , timidity, trembling, dimnoss of sight or giddiness, diseases of the head, throat, nose or skim sflections of the liver, lungs, stomach or bowels—those ferrible disorders aris(ng from so itary hab its of youth, and secret practi o8 more fatal to the victims than the sones of Syrons to the maris.- ers of Ulyses, blighting their moat radiant hopes or nticipation, rendering marriage Impossible. Those th:t are sufferlng from the evil practices which deatroy their mentaland poysical systems causing NERVOUS DEBILITY, The sympto.as of which are a dull, distressed mind, which unfita them from performing snelr busi= ness and social duties, makes happy marriage lmro- ble, distresses the action of the heart, causing flushes of heat, do. reaslon of spirie, evil foreb>dings, cowardice, fears, dreams, roatloss' nighte, dizzlaess, forgettulness, un: harges, pain {n the back and] hips, short breathing, melan- choly, tire easily of company refcrence to be alone, feellng ay tired In the morning when rotiring, s:minal weaknces, lost manhood, white bone deposit in the urine, rervousness, con- tusion of thousht, trewbling, watery and weak eyes, dyspepsis,‘constipstion, paleness, 1‘”‘"" woakness in the limbs, etc.. should consult me immogiately and be restored to pertock hoalth. YOUNG MEN ‘Who have become yictims of solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive hab't which annually swoeps to an untimely grave thousands cf young men of exalted talont and brilliant intellect who might otherwise entrance listening senators with the thunders of thelr eloquence or wake to ecsbe= cy the living lyre, may call with full confidence. MARRIAGE, Married persons or young men contemplating marriage be aware of physical we kness, lose + procreative power , impctency, or any other disqualification speodily relieved Ho who placs him selt ucder the care of Dr. Fishla tmav religiously confide In his houor a8 a gentieman, and confi- dently rely upon his exlll aa & physician, dis h docoln Exp. w 8 v ms-wlnuum‘::mu P. DEPOT. RGANAL WEAKNESS 3 e Immediately cured and full vigor restored. Ttls disir-esing afflic:lo-—which randers lite » burden ARRIVE, DEPART. and marriage iwposs'ble, 18 the penalty paid by the victim for lmrmpflr indulgence. Young people :50 & m 5pm | areap tocommit exc 88 from not belng awara o the dreadful consequences that may ersue. 6:1 p m | Mail. 05 m | ~ow who that undererands this subject will deny that procreation Is lost soonor by those falling Tr.ins Toay ng a¢7:25 p a and arciving at 6:50 am wili have Puliman slsepers, Opening and Closing of Mails. ROUTE OPEN cLosN, a m. p. m. s.m. pam. Into into improp ¢ habits than by prudent! Besides being depriv d of the pleasure of bialthy ofle springs, the most serious and destructive symptoms of both body animind arlse. The system be- comes derang:d, the physical and menta! functions weaken] Loss of procreative powers, nervous inability, dyspepsi tation of the heart, indigestion, lconsbitutional debility, wasting of the tiame, cough, cousamption aad death. A CURE WARRANTED, Chicago & Northwestern 0 2:40 Persons rulned In health by unleaned pretenders who keep them trifiin month after mond Chicago, Rock Island & 30 2:40 | taking polsoncus and injurlous compounds, should apply Immediately. Chicago, Barlington & Q 30 2:40 Wabash . 30 Sioux City & Pacifi Union Faciic. .. Omaka & Kepubiican Val Burlington & Mo. in N b, Omaha & * orthwestern Mis ouri Pacific Local malie for State cf lowa le day, viz: 4308 m A'Lincoln miil ‘a also opened at 10:°0 3. m.. Outice open Sundays from 12,00 m, to 1:00 p ¥ THOS. F. HALL, Postmaster Baturday Evening Trains The ‘of owing tabls ehows the date and names of 10acs running trairs to Chicago from thi Uhion Pacifi: transfer cn Saturday eveaings: DR, FISHBLATT graduate of one of the most eminent colleges of the Un'ted States, has offocted somoe of the most astonishing cures that were ever known; many troubled with ringing in the ears and head, when asleep, great nervousnesa belng alarmed at certain sounds, with frequent blusting, attended some timee with derangement of the mind were cured immediately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. F. addressn all those who have fojured themselves by fmpropor lndulgonce and solitary babita which rula both bady apd mind, unfliting them or business, study, 80-ety or marriage, . These aro some of the melanch.ly'effccts produced by the early habits of youth, v oake ness of the back and limbe, pains In the head and dimness of sight, loss of muscular ‘power, palpl. tation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous irritaility, derangement of digestive functions, debllity, consumption, etc. PRIVATE OFFICES, OVER THE OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, OMAHA, NEB, RAILROADS, [ | MONTHS. CONSULTATION FREE. Charg Med:cal treatment. Those who res de through mail by simply undhfi thier Audress Lock Box 34, On aha, Neb: oderate and withia the reach of all who need s-ientifie » distance and cannot call, will recelve prompt attention mptoms with postage. 20 |18 15 627 324 17 L1-2215 [8-29 DEWEY & STONE, FURNITURE, aprlis and Omah nod v Th Chicego, Milwaukee and St. Paul traing caye every a'urcay afternoon’ CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000. “Wedo hereby cortify that we supervise the Semni Monthly and wisiana State Lo n manage aud con arrangements for all. th Annual Drawings of 1 tery Company, and in per trol the Drariiyg are conducted with hon, good faith toward all part rairness, ‘the company to use this certificate, with fac-sim- iles of our signatures attached, vl its - advertise- ments.” 7 Oomm ssion rs. uhPR"‘.LDmTEn ATTRAOTIO | OVER HALF A MILLIO ¥ DISTRIBLTED. years by the leg Ircorporated in 1868 for §. Iawure tor Kducat ona —with a capital of 81, fund of cver 550 00 has sinc By an overw was made & pa tion & 1cpted Deccmber 2d, A, D, 1873, '8Gr.nd £in e ~um er [ rawin s wi tu ke place mo ithly. /¢ never acales or postponel Lock at t-e folloa ing Distribution: GRANJ PFOMENADE OONJERT, during which will tike plice the 157th Grand Month y AND THE added. < popula EXTRAORDINARY BEMI.ANKUAL DPAW. ING At NewOrleans Tiesd y unre 12 1883 Under the personal superv sion and msnsge: went of Cen G, T. BEAUREQARD of 10 sl»na end G n JUBALA, EARLY, of rirg'ne, Capital Priza, $160,000 #2rctlce —Tic ety a=s ralves 85 FHilt s, $2, Terths, $1, RIZES 1 Cap'tat Prize o 1 Grant Prize of 1 Grand P 1000 Wipeeds APPROXIMATION I RIZES, 100 Appr:ximation prizes of §20)... " 4 100... rizes, amounting to pplication for ratcs to clubs should made to the offico of the Company in New' O leans. For infcrnation apply to ™. A, DAUPA'N Wew Or exds La or M. A. 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