Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 13, 1884, Page 5

e 5 b THE DAILY BEE-~UMAHA WEDNES e — DAY, "l' BRUARY 1 e o8 =5 0 13, ic. 1 5 One of the Best and largest Stocks in the United Sta.t.es to select from. NO STAIRS TO CLIMB. i ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR. RICHARDS & CLARKE, | Proprietors. | Omaha W. A, CLARKA Superintendne pesE RESOLUTIOI\}S OF RESPECT, BBy the Ancient Order ot Hibernians in Regard to the Death of Wen- danll Phillips. - WhEKEAS, & noble life has gone out and hamanity has lost one of its most powerful che mpions, in the death of the late Wendall Phillips; therefore, Resolved, That the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Omaha, in joint conven- tion assombled, express their heart-folt sorrow at the irroparable loss sustained by the downtrodden and persecuted, in the death of America's choicest orator; and that we appreciate at their true value the great services rendered by Mr. Phillips, not only to Treland, in whose behalf his powerful voice has been heard in both hemispheres, but also to all those whoso misfortune has been to be the vie- tims of tyranny and despotism. Resolved, That these resolutions be printed in the local press, The Irish World, and The Catholic Citizen of Chi- cago, as the sentiment of the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Omaha, and that they be spread upon the minutes of the ron Works U. P. RAI\ WAY - - 17TH & 18TH STREETS MA\IUBAL’K‘UREKb OF AND ULALERS IN Steam Engines, Boiler WATER WHEELS, ROLLERIMILLS, Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery MILL FURNISHINGS O ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Celebrated ‘'Anchor TEAM PUMPS, STEAM WATER AND;GAS PIPE. ' Brand Dufour Bolting Clothy o BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS, ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. e Y otee i ODELL ROLLER MILL, TIIN Y3TT0H TIIAO ‘l L) R ‘We are prepared to furnish plnus and estimates, and will contract for the erection of Flouring Mills and Grain Eluvuturs, or for changing Flouring Mills, fremStone to the Roller Sy ecial attention givea tv furnisning 1 ower Plants for any pur- pose, and estimates made for same, General | machinery repairs attended do prompuly. Address RICHARDS & CLARKFE Omaba, Neb. WM. SNV YDFR 9 MANUFACTURER OF OF STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS g, g i Vi 1810 and 1420 Harnoy Street and 408 8. 18:h Streed, } )MAHA, NEB. Tliustrated Catalogue furuished free upon appiication. THE LEADING [}ARRIAGE FACTORY 1409and (4)1 Dodge St., ! “WnaEr + OMAHA, NEB on Application A BE, DAXT IR, VANUFACTURER OF FINE Buggias Carriaces and Suring Wagons ey Esposttory onatently dlled with a'seloctjstook, Best Workmanship gusrantoed. Offi ce ono reetory 8. W. Carrer 1815 and Tapiie' dveauy Qwmaha Order, | rer— HORSE NOTE 0. A. Hickok, who is ney In_San Fran- disco, will como onst with his stable in April, Not less th ) horsos aro expocted to bo in training at New Orleans when the regular meoting commences in April, John Murphy proposes to disposo of Judge Fullerton, record 2:18, by n raffle at $oa chanco about the middle of March, Trinket, Santa Claus, Overman, Ed Thorn, Dick Organ and Cresco will b ‘| John . Turner’s string the coming season, The Tllinois stalllons Durango and (mnrgn Sprague are matched to trot over the Ch track during the fall meoting for $2,000. The money is up and articles signed; $1,000 play or pay on each horse, all forfeit. Hughes has not beon engaged to ride for Mr. T, Lorilliard, as has boen generally re- ported. Shaver and Olney aro the regular jockeys, but Mr, Lorilliard has also rotained the sorvices of William Hay and will 11 upon his services, Appleby and Johnson holding first call, s sale of thestud of the Count do T Grange, in France, on the 24th ult,, among the moro important lots sold wero Chimere, 21,000 francs; Faveur, 4,000 francs; Iphigenio; 41,000 francs, and Duice, Domurn, $450 francs, The Imperial Stud of Russia secured Consul, by bidding 25,000 francs, and Conscript for ,000 francs Tho following American horses, the prop- arty of Mr. Piogra Lorillard, ara i training ot om Conner's stables, Danbury, near Stack ige: Comanche, b.'c., by Virgil or Glen- Iyon-China, 4 yoars; Choctaw, b. on—Ianny Ludlow, 3 ye i Pero Gomer—Ageno , by Enquirer— Vesper Light, 3 ye Shto, i, 0., by, Wanderer--Katia o yours; Nirvana, b, ., by Saxon—Virvinia, 3 years. W. L. Jones, of Lexington, Ky., delivored five head of thuruughbrmln in Now York last weele s follows: i brown filly Brideet Sallio Norvell; th and the )pmhng wlt by ]Llrry m.m, dam Lms, by Lisbon, For Mr. ae-old golding, by Tougfellow, dan Little Girl, by Fadorser, and & 4:year: old-gelding by Longfollow, dun Little Grr. ‘The California state I)onrd of agriculture offers the followi ing purses, opon to the world, the cntries to close March 15: Purse $1,000, trotting, mile heats, for 2.year-olds; purse $1,000, trotting, mile heats, three in five, for 3-yoar.olds; purse $1,000, trotting, mile heats, threein five, for 4-year-olds; purse $1,000, running, mile dash, for 2-year-olds; purse 1000, Tunning, mile and repeat, for 8-yea olds, 'If thore aro more_ten second p in either purse the s ? addition. Itis understood that the Sto fair will offer like purses with similar condi- tions. e BRINGING HOME THE DEAD, tho steppes, whero they arrived Jan, 17, Leaving Irkutsk they woro esconted by the governor and tho mayor on foot, by masscs of the people, and 100 soldiers, a band playing a faneral march. Arsiv- ing on the banks of the Angora, the traops were drawn up in a line along the bank and fired throe rounds as a p: ar's nlu(v Tomsk was reached New Ye 1 The eity government gavo the two of a_dinner at the club., The citi zens filled the sleds with wroaths and flowers. The mayor and the city govern. ment- deposited a handsome =~ metallic reath, and at the city hall the mayor gave an address on m.- history of the ex. pedition. Leaving Tomsk the soldiers, drawn up outside the city, gave a parting salute. Thence they went to Omsk, at overy village wreaths being deposited in the sleds. By the courtesy of Gov. Podachenka, of Kransnoyarsk, the two officers had, received passes enabling them to take horses even from tho post, and consequently they suffered no delays. At Omsk, where they arrived the Ru qi)m Christmas day, the two officors wor coived by the governor general and the Geographical socioty pu\nouu-.l an ad- dress. They left Omsk January 7, es- cortéd out of town hf fifty (‘nnncku and 300 infantry to Orenburg. At nearly every village the cortege was recoived at tho entrance by Cossacks numbering from three to a dozen, who ocscorted it through the village. At Orenburg the bodies were transferred to the caskets sent from Amenca, the task occupy sovendays. A room was held apart in the city hospital for that purpose, A great number of wreaths and flowers were deposited in the coflins by the vice governor general, members of ‘tho geo graphical society, and the citizens, A beautiful cross and a gold wreath were presented by the editor of the Orenburg Listok. At Orenburg the sled journcy ended. FROM SLED TO RAIL, Thence the route was por railroad to Moscow. At overy station wreaths were deposited. At one station a little boy brought a handsome wreath in the name of the children of the town. Tn Moscow wreaths were presented by the Society of Anthropology, by the English colony, the French colcny, the American colony and tho studonts of the university. A silver wreath presented by the French colony is particularly beantiful. Thence they proceeded to Eydtkuhn, at overy station fresh wreaths boing depoisited. Saturday last the two oflicers arrived in Berlin, where, as already telegraphed you, they were received by Minister Sar- gon, and wreaths were placed in the coffins by the Berlin Geographical socie- ty and by Prof. Neumayer of Hamburg, and Herr Sternwarte on the part of the Hamburg Geographical uoclcty and the Hamburg North Polar commission. Dr, Gussfeldt brought from the president of the Geographical society, Contre-Admi- ral Baron von Schleinits, who presided over the meeting of the society that evening, greetings to the two oflicors, wishing them a safe journey over the Atlantic. From Berlin to Hamburg the railroad authorities courteously plm,&d a special car at the disposition of the two officers. The coflins, placed in the special car, were completely hidden from view by the masses of wreaths and flow- ers presented during the long j journey. Lieutenant Harber speaks in terms of the warmest praise of the assistance ren- every- where en route. The greatest praise is due to Lieutenants Harber and Schuetze for the manner in which they have ac- ¢ mplishedtheirsorrowful mission. Dur- rg their long journey from the Lena delta t) Orenburg they had only each a Cos- sack assistant, the sailors having been snt homo last summer. At Oren- The Final Stage of the Long Jonrney Lieutenant Harber's Party With the Bodies of Lieutenant DeLong and His Companions. New York Herald, Lieutenants Harber and Schuetze, in charge of the bodies of Lieutenant De- Long and his companions, have sailed from Hamburg in the Frisia en route for New York. Their work of bringing the bodies from the mouth of the Lena through northern Siberia and Germany has been well done, They started on their mission two years ago, and have spent two summers and one whole winter and the beginning of another at the mouth of the Lena, carry- ing on as *well the search for Lieut. Chipp by water and by land, Ow- ing to the impossibility of procuring enough dogs and deer in the delta_they were only able to transport the bodies of Lieut. De Long, Dr. Awbler, Mr. Col- lins and two others during the preceding winter as far as \u).uu,k where they were temporarily buried till a few months ago, The remainder of the bodies were uraneported on the first snows of last ‘October from Matvai to Yakutk by the officers with extraordinary difficulty, ow- ing to the softness of the snow, the bad roads and the prevalence of eatly winter storms. The officers left the great cross erccted by Melville standing, piling up the stones that Lad covered the cairn aroand it to keep it in position. HONORS PALL 70 THE DEAD IN SIBERIA, Arrived at Yukutsk the bodies were placed in wooden coffing lined with tin, ready for transportation. November 28, the roads being good for sledding, the journey homeward commenced. All Yakutsk turned out to bid farewell to the funeral cortege. All the officials, civil and military, headed by the aged and kindly governor of Yakutsk, Genoral Tenermaieff, who has been unfallm,c in kindness and courgesy to all Americans sojourning in or *passing through his capital, accompanied the sleds to the city limits, where 300 soldiers drawn up in line presented arms and fired three vol- borg they themselves transferred the dead from the wooden coffins to the cas- kets from the United States there wait- ing them, Of their labors in the delta during the summer and winter in the search for Lieut. Chipp they will present an interesting report on their return to Washington. Lieut. Schuetze has pre- pared an accurate and valuable chart of the Lena delta, showing every outlet of the Lena river, and every landmark in the delta, including even Sagastry, the place which De Long beliezed to be a myth. — — Old Song Remodeled. John C. Fremont, a mighty man was ho, Ho crossed the Rocky Mountains and also the Tombigbec; But now on Staten Tsland ho has his resi- dence, And no one is 80 poor as to do him reverence, TUTT’S PILLS TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, al TALARIA oA o8 LhOIE Bpctite, Boweln viutive, Siek iloads pchie futiness after eating, aversion to cxertion of body ox mind, Eructation of fond, Xreitnbilily of temper, Low Epirits, A feeling o° huving Heglectod some duty, Dizz Flutiering ut the Zfcart, Dots befor. s, 1 ored Urine, Cf s B mand the use of & remedy that m~(. direot] on the Liver, AsaLivermedicine TUTT PILLG hvino oiuul, Tiiolr aotionon the Kcianeys nnd kin18 also prom romoving ull impurities through these hrllu engovs of the system,” producing #ppo- tito. sound digestion, regular stools, e B Ekiu anda vigorousbody, TUTT'S PELLS B AR e with daily work and aro & porfect AN . TR, MALARIA, TUTT'S HAIR DYE, GRAY HAR OR WHISKERS changea loys as a parting salute. Each sled con- tained two coffins, There were alto- gether soven sleds and twenty-one horses required, ‘The’ roads along the Lena to Irkutsk were in very bad condition, yeot the journey of 2000 miles was accomplished in the remarkable short space of nincteen days. They ar- were received by every one of the city council. The president and members of the geographical society, the governor- general, aides-de-camp and prominent mmam, who escorted the remains to a erny catafalque, the same that was after the death of the czar, erected m one of the public squares. Beneath this the coffins were placed, where they remained during the stay of the officers in Irkutsk, ’lfm coffins were covered with beautiful wreaths ®nd tlowers, de- posited by the geographical society, the mayor, the city authorities, the officers of the regiments, doctors, citizens and members of the press. At Irkutsk Lieut. Harbor presented, by orders from Wash- ington, 1,000 rubles to Count Ihlefield, & young Dmuuh t.elagmph offticial, for his unwearying services to the Jeannette parties, THE RUSSIAN JOUENEY, The cortege left Irkutek Dec. 21, en {route for Orenbury, rived at Irkutsk Daoembur 18, They, 3,000 wmiles across santly to & GLowRY BLACK by o ingle plication of this DY, v Drugyisia, “r sent by express on rnwlp!ol N Offico, 44 Murray Btreet, New Y or. UTT'S MANUAL OF USEFUL REGEIPTS FuF5. A i 8 | o) ‘1 Arriiances. ata ot o "B Hane N ONLY, FOONa"0k Gl wlo m"fllu’f? Wistina WLk, o -nn all th ks Qouss o 5 Prisonat, NATU itiog o A-vln O Cavia, Complote restoration (o flnndu-‘ Jx?m- ANiooD Pamphiot froe. Address or” i VOLTATC BELT CO.. Marahall, Mich, DR ANNA BENSON, g | which timo a aamber of gentlemen, rop- dered by the Russian authorities, and 3 - | the courtesias extended to them DIRk. ('TORS' MEETING, Electrte 14s "t Company, A mosting of the u'ifectors of Sperry Electric Light corp 'y was held Monday ovening at Ames’ real estato oftice, It was decided to order o forfy light dynamo at once,and a committee was .p pointed to decided upon and seetro a site for the plant. The committeo will pro- ceed at onoe and will doubtless sccure the land required in a fow days. 1t was decided to purchase five forty- horse power engines instead of ono two hundred horse power engine, This is donoe 8o that in case one engine should give out at any time, the company would still have four engines to fall back upon, and pro- vided that #ll five were kept busy only one-fifth of their patrona would be ef- fected by the disabling of one of their engines, whilo if one two hundred horse power engine was in use, and should bo- ¢ me disabled it would leave the town in darkness 8o far as the Sperry company waslconcerned, Mr. A. Pratt, the goneral manago:, was instricted to go to Chicago and ox- amine various engines. The moeting then adjourned to meet at Amos’ offico on Monday night next, at resenting various engine works, will be present. is applied toso del ace a8 the Any cosmetic will first mpart o beantifying effect md not apparent- ¥ iujuro the skin, but in a very short timo ittlo blotches and_discolorations appear on how the poison- compx 1t can bo o than two-thirds of the face powders contain theso injur ingrodi- onts, Pozzoni’s medicated complox is not only absolutely free from all d matter, but its principal ingrediont active curative for all diseasos of the skin, 1t has stood the tost of years. Sold by all druggists. prepa ous drugs in their foly said that m L —— COMING PHILHARMONIO CONCERT. THIS The Emma Thursby Concert Com- pany and the Fine Chorus of the Philharmonic Soclety the Attractions, Friday evening at Boyd's will witness the first public appearance of tho newly organized chorous of the Philharmonic socioty, which has been inspired by the ready response of our leading singers to the' proposition to enroll themselves under the baton of Mr., Blakely, the nt and irector of the compared with the Catleurs Resolvent, T combincs four great properties in one medicing, activg at once o digsetivo orga or those who wak red Tongue, Biliousness, sDysn Liver, Constipation, Pilo, Iigh flamed Kidney i gested condit aperient and diuretic, l equalit. upon blood, kidneys and how- Headache, Fur- The ] Herltage of Woe. ISERY, shame and agony, «ften bequeathed ag 4 n sole lq';_' 'y te children by parents is neglected Serofula. To cleanse the blood of this hereditary poison, and thus remove the most prolific cause of uman suffering, to clear the skin of Disfiguring Hu mors, Itching Tortures, Humiliating Eruptions and Loathsome Sores caused by it, te purify and beantify the skin, and restores the hair £o that 1o trace of dis new bloed Puritle cura and Cuticura Soap, the great Skin' Cures and Beautifiers, are infallible. 1 Had Salt Rheum main, Cuticura Resolvent, the The Meetrg ofy. TOCtors of tho Sporry the of skin humor, oonths [ 8 40 L by my family phisic mie|. 8- & druggist recon floct | 100 4o | was as geatifyingeas it was hild | 580 49 soon get wo'll, all teaces of tho diseaso 1y gone, and [ 00§ ho {9 as fat a4 a piy. J. 0. Kirkland, 0 9 diuretic and aperient, and Cuti- [ * Thomas Festival chorus, to undertake the giving of two first-class concerts dur- ing the season, Evidently the Philhar- monic mean that there shall be no doubt that theso entertainments shall be first class, for thoy have with liboral enterprise, secured for this first concert, the Thurshy concert company, which contains at least two artists of world-wide reputation, to-wit: Emma Thurshy, America's peerless queen of song, and the Chevalier do Kontski, court pianist to the ('mpl\rur of Germany, who, fir CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. 9. Tickets only 85, Shares in Proportion'®a £S5 L Lonisiana Stato Lottery Compény. " We do hevehy certify that we wupervise the ar rangements for all M/" Monthly and Semi-Annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lott pany, more than a generation has held the | in ge Al ana sonteed 10 Dol most AAvREoed Dostiisn. § ieal | (hemselves, and that the same are. condu ; (” Vr ang od | lm?u‘n in ‘Hu' mnsi al Ronesty, Pairmese. nm, i good faith torsard all pars circles of the old world. The TPhilhar- | ¢'es, and we authorize the company to wuse thi mionte chorits will appoar in soveral num. | A, ih Fatmiss of our’ sgnabures adtaoked Pr g 4 its advrtiemonts bers of a varied character, among others Mendelssohn's 0, for the Wings of a Dove,” with xulunhlv;.n(n by Miss Thurs. ly. Subscribers’ tickets to this concert and the second, have been offered to our citizens and quite largely takon. A ¥ The box office will b opon for these to-morrow, and to the general public Thursday and Friday. CommmsIon g Incomoratad in 1683 for 35 yoars b mloguu- for ochmmn Gharltable parposos-—with & oup. | —— MARRL MURRAY INNES—My, Duniel Murray snd Miss Ina Innos were united in the holy bonds of matrimony at St. Philomona_ ox- thedral, on & mnlny last, by the Rov.|wasmads a part of the Father ( adopted December N, A, Alftor the coremony the party repaired to| The only Lottery ever voted on and em- residence of the grooms parents, where a ro-| dorsed hy the people of any State. coption was held. The presents given the 1¢ nover pwales ot postpones. brido were quite numerous and contly. Its grand singlo number drawings take s —— place monthly, DIED. i plendid opportreity ARNAUT--Tn this city, Fobruary 12, Ada | L 2ird Grand Drawing Arnaut, aged 1 year and 1 month. loans, Tuosday, March T tieraL Wil CAS pe G - veal | D EIEES 1o funeral will tako placo from the resi- s 4 i doncnofth parent, 210 and Paciic shroee CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. 42 ). o day. __|100,000 Tichmty at Fivo Dollars Tach, tlons, i Fifths in proportion, IHI< OF PRIZES, v Prizes o o«ooo for edweational and (51 0f 41,000,004 Which & roberve. fand. of ovar added. $500,008 has since been By an overwhelming populsr vote Ite franchise Bn‘nh state constite fom to win a Fortune, Jlass C, at New Or- 11th, ' 188 166tk My baby alx monthe old broke out with fo Minden, Rusk Couaty xax. 1 have suffered for many years from ulcers on my H Amunximuunn pnm of Ma logs, often very Iar. o and painful, during which timo 0 500. 1 used almost overything to effect a cure, butin vain, M do nln I took Swite specifi by advice ot triond, and in g [ = short time was cured sound and woll. mv Prizes, amountlog to.. Edwin J. Miller, Boaumont, Toxas. Application for ratos to clibs should bo made oflll at the offios of the Company in New Oricans. For turther Intormation writa clearly giving toll Mdrow. Make . 0. Money Ordera payablo sod address Rogisterod Lettors ¢ KW ONLEANS NATIONAL BANK, Now Orleans, La. Postal Nobes and orlinary lotters by Mall or Ex. pross (all sums of $6 and upwards by Express at our expense) 40 S A. DAUPHIN, or M. A, DAUPHIN, Now Orloans, La. 07 Boventh Bt., Washington, D. C. The use of the term ** Shor corporate name of a greatroad, wn";:yl an idea of ust 'hll roquired by tho traveling pab- "M‘E Y COLLE F LINEI tlonl—c:‘ll:::'?';;h;‘: turne 250. . 1 havo boon afllicted with Serofula for twelve years and have had sores on me as large as & man's hand for that length of time. Last summer 1 was 8o bad 1 had spect hun- ollars in the effort to bo eured. but_all pose, and had injured myeoll with Mer d Potash, Your Swifts Speciioured mopromptl and permaiontly, aud I hope every liko su oror wil take | . L. Hign, Takoni, Ak, Our treatise on Blood and Skin Discases mailed froo to applicants, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. N, Y. Offlce, 160 W.23d St., between 6th and 7th Ave. offthat | ould not wear clothing. diods of 43 tshed by the groatest railway in Am Crrcaco, [VjmwAUKEE And St. Paul. Ky. n and operates over 4,600 miles of AR rthom Tlinols, Wisconsin, Minnosota, Towas Thursday February 28th, 1884. D"“’" sad e te maln linse; Liaches) And connses tions Toach il the great usinoss conires of the vest an 'ar na ly answers ILott Wi W 5 i U S AR O Lyt eacriptionof Shors Line, and Best Route ol Tog al by tho higlest court 1n ine State ' Bond [ Ehicate, Milwaukes, St Pauland Mineapolls glven to Houry Gounty in tho sum of §100,000 for the | * Ghicafo Wi\l Kee! Aberdeen and Ellendale ‘prompt payment of all prizos sold. S e e i B oamar Fobruary Scheme, i Chicago, Milwaukeo, Wausau and Merrill, ‘Chicago, Milwaukoe, Beaver Dam and Oshkosh. Chicago, Milwaukee, Waukesha and Ovonomowoe, Ghicao, Milwaukeo, Madison and Prairidu Chisa. Chicago, Milwa tonna and Falribault. Ohloaior Bolot Jansavile and Mincral Bot. Ghloago, Elgn, iocklord and Dubuqus. Ghlcago, Glintan, Rock Lalaud sud Codar Rapds Chicago, Council Bluff Chloago, Soux City Ak Falla and Yankton 0, Milwaukee, Mitchell and Chamberlain. Sook Inand; |, Daibugie, 8¢ Paul and Miunespolis. Davenport, Oalmar, St Paul and Minneapol LOTTERY. $30.000 for $2. REGULARMONTHLY DRAW- ing will take place in Covington, m for cight years, No or doctors did mo ay In the most. aggravated f Kind of treata ent, medi permanent good, suffered. My frionds in Malden know how! When T began the uso of Cuticura Hem: vand tender that 1 could hem without the skin craok- 0 about, on fivo months, ly oured. , Malden, Mass, Any citizon of Malden, Mass. s were 80 1 ht o ¥, and was oblig the Cuticura Remedi References: éopper Colored. Thave been afflicted with troublesomo skin dis. ease, covering almost completely the uppor part of rable itching wnd used blood p and other ady edios, but ex velief until I procured the Cuticura Romedios, Mithough carslosely and frrogularly, ourod. e, allay: ini that terrible itching, aud restoring my skin to its natural color. illing to make an afidayit to the truth of this statement: Sold by i ts. Price: Cuticurs, 60ots; b, 9 ots. POTTWR DRyG AND Ciixu: Mo, or tnteotile llll| lhl(h Humors nml i miomistios, use Luticy 3 portumea Skin Beautitior, tiva RED STAR LINE Belgian Boyal and U.8, Mail Steamers SATILING EVERY SATURDAY, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND ANTWERP, The Rhine, Germany, Haly, Holland and l""um:i Steerago Outward, 820; Propald trom Antwerp, §2 Excursion, $10, incliding bedding, ete, 2d Cabi; Exoursion, $100; Saloon from 8§60 to §00; Exo $110 to §160. farPetor Wright & Sons, Gen. Agents, 66 Broad- way N. Y. Caldwell, Hamilton & Ce., Omaha, P, man & Co,, 208 N, 16th Streét, Cinaha; D. ball, Omalia Agents, E. Hnd- E. Kim. mlllllll 121 lltll-llf'm kida i, Vmu & ( NUI‘[]IH&SI Nehraskalcuvanizes o conmces ALONG THE Chicago, St Paul, Mlnneapo!ls and OMAHA RAILWAY. Thu new extension of this lne from Wakefleld up BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of tho LOGAN 1 , on Fencing! through Concord and Coleridge TO XARTINGTON, Reaches the beat portion of the Btate, Special ex- cursion rates (0 land rookers over this lino t Wayne, Norfolk aud Hartington, and via Blair to all prineipal poluts on the SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RATLROAD Trains over tht C., bt. P, M. & 0. Rallway to Cov- ington, Bioux ¢ity Hartington, Wayne and Nnrl»lk, nnect at Blaix l'ull'lumonl Ok dule, Neligh, aud through to Val Ot 210 North 10th Stroet, Residence South 17 Cen re streots i AND CHILDREN, A I A 5o oo o Buldio .uu. 1065 and Farusin s, Brnug' 08, oA T 4@ Tickets can he secured at dupM, comer 14th wnd Webster Stroets. e o "\ ARCHITECTS OHIGAGO ch 4G STREMOVED 10 _OMAHA NATIONAL BANK 5. e []l‘]lfll]lfllllfll Wl]l‘kS 9 Prizes, 100 each " " m Pfl‘ms"'l”’"h m "n "h fio""" T eiioyioo | yorid are run on the main lines of the: &3. T o | P WK S BAUE RAICWAY ‘Whole Tickets, $3. 27 Tick . L1} Tlfll.tl. $100. tal Noto Bank Dratt in Letter, o) ompthyes of e commpany, Romit money or P orsend by Expross. Orders of §6 and upward b Cxrns,chy et expent fifix Afj|asMEmnn, A v cARPENTER, ordora b0 J. 3, DOUG ovington, Ky, S S “d Wed Tyt Gwom-w 2d w om, i 7 QpanE. ] GEO H. HEAFFORD, Pa.tent Dned Fruit Lifter. OMEDPATH ETEQsP%IC?FICS FOR THE CURE OF ALL DISEASES OF IIOXIhI’}S,(}AT’I"J l’bflILrliP 'lll)hs.ll(lflsl. AS USEFUL NO DEALER FOR TWENTY YEARS Hum, bt Emmewn rinary Epeciiics b A ik S Farmers, lln'l( reede e i R Graperl Losh Hilie ahem g Migged GROCERY ceries Sith Dot Hu v Manaal, G0 ppd DL bf price g ce L free onap 2YS HOMEOPATE 109 Fulton Strect, Ne NERVI]I!S DEBILITY Vitnl Woakness and Pros. (u.llml rrum Srervork o l|dlmr|||u||. 13 radically and prompily! clired by 1 Feen in uso 2) wnn, nost miccons! STORE CAN AFFORD 7o BB Without 1. AS A PAIR OF COUNTER SCALES, ' it bont treo on e neo, Uk Eitonte Bl nJu Vuiton u-..fl Ve 8. H. ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, - - - - Neb BREADKR OF THOROUGIBRED AND HIGH GRADN :(HEREFORD AND JERSEY CATTLE AND DUROC OR JERSNY RND SWINR £ArYoung stook for sale. Correspondence solicited. DUFl;EN;' & MENNELSOHN, OLARK, SOLE PROPRIETOR. OMAHA, NEB. IR, HENDRRSON, . ceiies R Authnd.-d Y A ke o M 9 Chronlo, Nervous and Private ular luste in "l mrud Nebraska Gornlce —AND— sulf x| xlnwullmfi:fllfl. A BOO] Iluz:uud—\u\l with w8 cont shas) od odw ST LODIS PAPER WAREHOUSE. Graham Paper Co., 217 and 219 North Main St., St. Louls. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 1% }PAPERS, (V% XNVELOPES,JCARD BOARD AND PRINTER’S STOCK &FOsshoril'ar Tigs o all EMANUFACTURERS OF j| Dormoeor Windows, FINIALS, WINDOW OAPS, TIN, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING, | o, PATENT METALIC SKYLIGHT, Balustrades, Verandas, Office and Bapk lhlfl:‘l Window and Cellar Guards, Eto. NOR, 0. 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