Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 10, 1884, Page 7

e e P — e )\ 4 SILOAM flINERAL SPRINGS Uloors, in, Live ut, Nen Th ‘the favorite esort of th tired An | debi EEBLE LADIKS P @ood hotel, livery and bathing accomodation both Tocality highly plotures and healthy, Accessible by Wabash railw £vona,or ., B. & Q. at Albany. Correspondenc olicited, REV. M. M. THOM Albany, Siloam Springs, Gentry Co., Mo, winter and sumn ANALYSIS, Bpecifio Gravi vesveee 1008 2 hied Neutrs Carbono Ackd Gas. 6 1n porgnnnn Carbonate Calctum 84,081 Graln Carbonate Tron Sulphate Magnosia. Rulphato Calolum Chloride Sodium., . Sillica Alumina. ‘ Organioand Volatile matter and loss. . alolids per gallon i Whatinr \w-un., N. 8CHURZ. Justice of the Peace. OFFICE OVER AMRRICAN EXPRESS, | COUNCIL BLUFIFS, - IOWA. Grain & Provisions, | BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS. J. ¥. FULLER, Commission Merchant No .80 Poarl Strect Council Bluffs, Towa. W. R. VAUCHAN. stice of the Peace. | Omaha and Council Blaffe, 04d Fellows Block Toal estate onlisotion agency, ings B: THOR, OFVIORE, o M, rUsKY, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS Council Bluffs . In Establishea - - 1856 Doalors ta Forelgn and omeetlo Exchange an Hewma Saoritt N CARD. . As thore are many So-Called Veterinary Surgeons ¢ who are practicing their quackery on doem It but justice to eay that 1 defy to predice & diploma, or credentials, ndicating that they are graduates of any veterin; nstitute, and I do hereby caution the publis againe’ such quacks, a3 I am the Only Known Graduat ¢ IN WESTERN IOWA. Office & Pharmacy, 125 B'dway, AT BLUE BARN. T.J CADY, M.D, V. 8. CASH TALKS! At the well-known Establishment J. P. FILBERT, 209 Upper Broaaway, the PIONEER GASH GROCERY Ot Council Blufls. Notice our reducea Price List, We give 16 pounds Extra O Sugar for 11 pounds Granulated S 26 pounds Choice Oatimes 25 pounds Navy Beans 20 pounds rat Bulk Starch . 12 pounds Carolinu Rice 12 pounds Choico ¢ runt 25 bars Buffalo Soap., Extra Lake Trout, p Torrihard’s Plug per ib. 1 dozen Mackerel Colorado Flour, Winter, per ew 10 pounds Ginger Susps. 40 pounds h mioy 5 gailon ke lito SEEIB2B58328328888 > per pound b 5 pound cans pound Lusk’s Stardard 4 o5 T. All grades, acoording to quality, 150 to 800 por pound We also carry a full line of Mon's, Ladics' and Childrew's fino Shocs and Mon's Fine Hoots at very = 28 Alsoa full lino o Tiaware and goneral Call on us and be convinced tha. you ry by dealing with us, Goods delivered inany vartof the city, Lo & word, we ara bound to sell and challongo ail _ sudaole compotition ln this county. J. P. FILRERT 209 u . er,Broadway Railway Time Table. COUN;;EUFFS. The following are tho times of the arrival and do- arture of trains by ccotral standard time, ot tho Focal depots. - Trains leavo transfor dopot ten min e earlier and arrive ten minutes later, ‘OMICAGO, BURLINGfON AND QUIXOY, ARRIVE. Chicago Exproas; 9:00 8 m Fast M o m 00 pw 58 m {*Mail and Express, 7 pm pm Accommodation. 2,40 pm “At looal depot only. KANBAS CITY, BT. JON AND COUNCIL BLUPPS, 10:06 8 m Biafl and Expross, I1:05 pm 806 pm Paciflc Expross, 660 pm 110480, MILWAUKEN AND 8Y, PAUL. Expross, Expross, ™ Gin10A00, ROCK IRAND. AND PAGITIC. ‘Atiantio Express, Day Expross, *Des Moines Aocomunodation, | *At local depot only.§ 0:06 8 0:05 p m 05 & m 64 pm 605 pm 630 pm Exprees, 9i2iam Pacific Express, BIOUX CITY AND PAOIFIO, rA0pm B4, Paul Expross, y208m Day Expross SUNION PACIFIO. 8:00p m Western Expross 11:008m Tacifio Expross, 7:40 8 Local Express, 1210am Lincoln Exprese, *At Transfor only. DUMMY TRALNS T0 OMAIIA, 20-480-0:80-0:10-11:40 . m. T Kogonra-o tor is made expressly for the curo of derangements of the genorative organs, There i no mistake about this nstrument, the con- tinuous stroam’ of ELEC- :" TRICITY permeating through tho parta must ron > $ore them ton althy action EN #fi ONLT 2ot conto b v Eloctric Belts advertised to cure all al's from m 1t is for the ONE spec- ific purpose. Foi Irs giving full ‘informatlon, addrias Cheovor Electric Belt Co., 168 Washington , Chicage | entirely; Peter Jopsen's house was badly | damaged; E. | eral small children were COUNCIL BLUFFS. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS, CAUGHT BY A OYCLONE, Detalls of the Destruction Wrought by Wind. The storm which created sad havoe here on the Fourth, caused destruction in Orawford county, some of the details of which are given in the Bulletin The first we hear of it is in Hanover township, whore it struck Horman Schultz's house and twisted it out of shape; it next struck Herman Schultz's barn and granary and destroyed them H. Wood’s corn cribs and a lot of lumber he had lately purchased for building purposes, wero scattered in all directions; he also had soveral hogs killed. Hans Hendrickson's house was moved off the foundation and his corn cribs torn to pieces. The house on Clous Ressen's farm occupied by Honry Meyer, was moved from the foundation. Sev- at home all alone, who, we understand, wisely went into the cellar, Next we hear of it is at William Good- rich’s, where it tore a barn, granary and corn cribs all to pieces. Mr. G. and family and several other partics had a narrow escape with their lives. They had boen away from home and just reached the barn with barely enou time to ]ulllp from the wagon and get side. In an stant the barn was torn all to pieces, Mrs. Goodrich, we are told, was caught under one of the sills, which fell across her ankles afd held her firmly to the ground. As if by miracle, sho was caught undernonth a splice in 'the sill, otherwise her limbs would have been crushed. She was relieved of her un- comfortablo position as quick as the tim- ber could be raised. Her injuries con- sistod only of a few slight bruises. Mr, . received a sprain of the wrist, and tho rest escaped injury. A portion of the barn blew onto the wagon, smashing it down without harming the horses. The next we hear of it, it struck the ravine on the north edge of Grace Park, but it was apparently up off the ground, as it done but little damage tothe timber, It continued up the hollow until it struck the ridge at tho edge of Claus Ever's | slaughter-yard where it tore onta tew panels of fence and carried off a gate. Hore is where the town people first be- camo awaro that one of those terrible cyclones was about upon us. Some rushed into the streets, and others into cellara and caves. lts appearance was 50 sudden and unexpected that the course had not bsen discovered, and a great many were of the opinion that it was coming straight through the town. This fearful suspense lasted only a fow mo- ments, when it became evident that it was moving in a southeast course and had already passed town. It continued bobbing up and down and the end curling around like an elephant’s trunk, leaving its mark wherever it struck the ground. It went over the hill at the bend of the road just west of the Smith Brother's, scattering things pretty lively, and continued on down and scross the river and timber north of Mr- July 9, 1884, and reported for Tue Brr by P. J. McMahon Levi M. Langill to Aaron Fehr, se qr, , 43, §4.800. CRL& 3 R, Co. to John Casey, w hi sw qr, 13, 8660, D). O. Haskell et al to Fred Hanson, n hf sw qr, 20, 76; 43. 81,024 00 John O .\mlllu C. W. Bryant, lot 3, block 1, Arnold's add. to Oakland. €60, Thomas Austin to Mary E. Henn, part lot 74, original plat. &1,000. J. D, undeon, ot al, to H. R, Storre, ot al, w hf sw qr, 20, Total sales, 14.90. Denath of the icide, Phelena Williams, who attempted sui- cide ol woek ago last night by taking “Rough on Rate,” lingered until yestor- day afternoon, when she died from its effocts. Last night at 11:30 o'clock the coroner, accompanied by a Brr reporter, visited the house of her parents, 820 Avenue D, and learned from her father that she had some time sincoe been in the homeof tho feeble minded, was a medium in the spiritual circle, was corresponding with a gentleman in Denver, and that the family knew of no reason for her act. The coroner concluded not to hold an in- quest, ramic in Hor Youth- ful Days, St. Lous Republican, As you behold Laramis City to-day with her fine churches, public schools, water-works, browery, handsome saloons, jails, penitentiary, couct-house, her 5,000 population, and other evidences of ninteenth century progress, you, per- haps, would be loth to believe that i the early days of its history, 1860-70, it was ono of the: toughest p outsido of hades or Cheyenne, but such it was. In 1870 tho Unton Pacific had been com- pleted but a year or two and the settle ment was cursed withuumngerous gambling housen and housos of irrogular symmatry, which were the rendezvous for gamblers, murderors, escaped convicts and the soum (of squiety from a dozen statos, The good afd law-abiding citizens, how- ever, predominated, and whenever one of those outlaws took it upon himsolf to murder the whole village, he was quietly A Glimpso of cos remonstrated with and hanged by moonlight. The modus oper- andi was somcthing like this: Almost every night this rough element would become involved in a row, which would almost invariably end in one or moro of the participants being killed. The meleo ended and quist restored, the police force would put in appearance and arvest all concerned who were still alive and place them in the jail, wkere they would remain over night. They never remained in jail more than one night. About noon of the following night a posse would collect ona street corner, turn their coats, take a drink to Didn't Want to Stop. Burllogton [Vt.] Freo Pross, | *“What are you slowing up for?' yolled # treight conductor to an enginoer on of our Vermont ronds. “Why, we've run over a book agent.” “Drat it all, then, why don’t you keep oni Wo can’t kill him unless the whole train runs over him."” e Fighting Serpents in a Swamp, Milledville (Gia.) Chronic Mr. Tuttle, who has killed soventeon rattle-snakes on his farm in this county since Christmas, vouches for this: He and an old negro cleaned up a fonce row where many snakes raiso overy yoar. While at work they heard a noise in an old stump clese by, and knew that there was a nest of rattlesnakes inside. Pres ently they noticed & huge kingsnake ap- proaching the stump, so they wero quiet and awaited his motion, old man Ingram romarking: ‘‘Boss, das gwino to be lively time in dat stump directly.” Sure enough the kingsnake went in, but soon bounded out and struck a bee-line for a little hill hard:by. In a few min- ntes ho returned, and had two other kingsnakes with him. Then all three descended into the hollow stump, and there followed & tromendous moise. Aftor some fifteen minutos tho three kingsnakes came out and w ent « i, and Mr. Tuttlo, with old Ingram, dug up the stnmp, They found fivo dead rattle- snakes, B — A Rtope About our Necks, A weak stomach or a unfecbled circulation is like a ropo about our nee Wo aro strung up and unstrung alternatoly tence Do comes unbearable, Burdoc 1 Ditters will arrest all this misery. ZBurdock Blood Hitters are a boon to the i Let us romember this fact. e ret Frogs, From the Chicago Inter Ocean, Dr. Townson, a, noted student of nature, had a pair of pet frogs which he named Damon and Musidora, and placed a bowl of water in the window w they lived, which they regulirly v evory evening, After half an hour passed by either of them in the water, he uced to find that they had absorbed half their weight. They ejected water to a considerable distance and often suffored their prey to remain before thom un- touched as long as it was still, but when it made the slightest motion they in- stantly seized. Dr. Townson made a provision of dead flies for Musidora, to sorve her during winter, but she would never take them till he moved them with his breath, — EWorked Worders, My daughter was very bad off on account of o pain and cold in her laes, Dr, Zhomas' Electric Oil cured her i twenty four hours, One of the boys was cured of sore” throat. This modichuo has worked wondors in oue " family,” Alvah Pincknoy, Lake Mahopac, N. GRAY'S SPECIFIO MEDICIN TRADE MARK 1N GREAT Exc ) nmd B MARK 1181 Resupy. An steady their nerves, buy a rope and pro- ceed to the jail, which they would break open, and having secured their man, take the shortest route to the nearest tele- graph pole. They were always partial to telegraph poles. The duomed man was invariaoly allowod a fow minutes time in which to offer up a prayer to his mak- or; but many refused to thus end their last hours on earth. These hangings Rolling house. The last we hear of it, it crossed Mr. Luney’s south farm, some- what damaging the crope. Persons who had an extended view of the country, say that they saw several distinct cyclones, which would form into one and then separate again, and their onward course was a series of semi- circles, - — PROHIBITION POINTS. A Discovery That May Interest the Informers, It has been generally understood that under the new prohibition law the in- formezis to get one-half of the fine im- posed on anyone convicted of violating the law. A group of lawyers and liquor yeosterday, County Normal, Ty the County Prees: Arrangements are being made for a most interesting and profitable three woeks' session of the teachers' normal in- stitute, which will convene at the Bloom- er school building, in Council Bluffs, Monday, July 21, 1884, Competent instructors have been se- cured, among whom are Profs. John Og- den, York, Pa; W. C. Davis, of Avoca, m | and James McNaughton, superintendent of the Council Bluffs city schools, Being unable, up to this time, to com- plete ths programme, we can only prom- ise to teachers an enjoyable one, and that combined with thorough drill and training will be music, vocal and instru- mental. A grand treat is in store for those who attend, and it is hoped a large attendance of teachers will greet us, Bring along what books you have per- taining to the common branches, Please address me concerning board as soon as possible, J. M, Marrasws, County Superintendent, Bometlung 1or Nothing, Until further notice we give to each twentieth customer his purchase, what- ever the price or value of the same may be. Our cashier will keep an accurate record of every transaction, and when the twentieth sale of any amount is made tho purchaser will be presented with the same. We have adopted for the present this system of advertising because it gives our patrons instead of the news papers the five per cent. which it cost us, Clothing retailed at wholesale prices, Hats retailed at case prices. Furnishing goods, trunks, bags, umbrel- -‘fim{flf & MENDELHON. ARCHITECTS; SREMOVED TO OMAHA NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, prosented with his purchase. MezcaLr Bros., ———— Real Estate Transfe The following transfers were filed for record in the office of the county clerk, as, ete., ete. Kvery twentieth customer | wero of frequent occurrence and Lara- mio citizons, each morning in wending their way to their daily toil would closely examine the telegraph poles in search of a graveyard candidate; and did two mornings pass without their curiosity be- ing gratitied, they would feel down- hearted and explain that the people were becoming luke warm and neglecting their duty, One morning found four bodies suspended to one pole whose souls started about 1 o’clock on that morning for their destination in the groat hereafter. But this was making ono telegraph pole do the work of four, and the people sent up a loud protest, which by the way was heeded, and ever after that one victim to a pole was the rulo. The town counsel about this time began to discuss the propriety of incor- porating another cemetery. To this, however, the roughs objected; they ob- jected to supplying the material for a new graveyard, and in order to thwart the city city fathers in this fresh enter- prise they left Laramie and teok up their abode in Cheyenne. In thoso days there was no churches here, religion being a commodity that was not quoted in the market. It is true that many of our people possessed religion, but they never allowed it to interfere with their business. At first theso hangings created no little excitement, and people would inquire for the history of the de- ceased, the details of his crime, &e., but s00n they coased to be a novelty, and in passing the romains the only queation would bo, “What'd he dol” The reply to which would be, **Killed Three-fingered “Big-uoso Sam,” and the like. r, this is all changed now. A man kill a fellow-man and have a trial can now by a jury of his peers, and—bo acquitted, in consideration of which, when he (the murderer) gots on a jury for a murder trial _he will voto as ho would others EnwiN WarD. July 2, 1884, would vote for him. Lakawiz Ciry, Wyo, ——— “My Grandfather's Clock," Was once a very popular song, but like man other entimental tune it doosn’c woar wel Dr, Thomas' Felectric Uil will wea aches, spraiu and paing wnd repay its purchasor a hundrod fold, B — Hdplm( the Editor Out, Texas Siftivgs, A clerical looking gentleman entered an Austin newspaper office yesterday,and drawling out a concealed document, said to the editor: I am soliciting for a high toned gen- tleman of refinement und intelligence, He is #adly in need of money, but he is too proud to let the public know it."” “You don’t say so!” said the editor with animation. “I am hopeful of securlng quite handsome little sum."” “You say this uofortunateman is very intelligent, hluh]y cultivated, and all that sort of thing."” “That's just tha kind of a man he ls.” “And too proud to beg.” The minister nodded. “My dear friend, I appreciate your delicacy. You have described my condi- tlon precisely, but 1 had noidea I had enlisted your sympathy so strongly that you would take up a collection. It's all right, Just as soon as you get ten or fif- teen dollars together bring it in to me, and Tl give you a recefpt for it. God bless you, my noble friend,”and ha push- ed the visitor; who expected to tap the editor for a dollar, out into the street, where he, gazing around in a dazed sort of o way, kepton in his mission of merey. “One good turn deserves another,” re- marked the editor, as he resumed his seat, ‘‘That man came to help me outf and T helpedhim out | —— 8aL of North Carolina Tubww is the Juet, X unfailing cure for Seminal Weak ) noss, Spermaton has, Tmpot and " all Discascs that foliow as & sequence of St Ahusn, ln-m a. a mory, ~V)H!TA¥IH. nl[l Sudo, bain AFTEI nlum, n the Back, Dimn.s < Vision, Prema and many other discasen that lead tons e sumption and a Promature Gra BEwARR of advertisoments to rofund money, whon Iruggists from whon the medicine is bou do_not refund, but refor you to tho manufaoturers, and the oquirements are snch that they aro seld: ever somplicd with. Seo tholr written guarantoo. A trin t one single packnge of Grwy's Spocific will convinoe +ho most skoptical of ts real morits. On account, o foountezfoiters, wo have adopted the ¥allow Wrappur; tho only geutine, articilars in our pamphlot, which wode |lre to .um\’ freo by mail to every one. g@Tho Spe. lo Medi Ine 14 sold by ail druggists st 81 per pack l\(u, or eix packages for 86, or will bo ment free by ‘mall on the recelpt of the money, by sddresslng THE GRAY MEDICINE 0b., suffalo, N. Y. §old nOmahaia & 1y 10m& i3 & bosar REAL ESTATE AGENTS! WILLEAMS BLOCK 16th & Dodgo Streets, KEEP YOUR EYE On this Iiet for bargains, a0 if you wlsh a fot in any ot Omaha=Want to ront o houso— Jouse rented —buy a houso -sell the one yo —want your papers made ~title lookod up, and any thing relating to Real Estate, g0 and see BEARS & BOSARD, No. 218—#1,7¢0—Touse of five rooms on halt 1i, 10t time of wale, and 825 por month, No. 205—82,000- 1 ucroand 4 room briok houso in pedman, of six rooma on lot 65x180, o, 0n enny torms, $900, and §20 per month. o, 70 obL.5/0He aod bt Bawery Tl d cistern and well. One-half cash and timo, £2,900—Good ¢ix room house on_corner half hlock from 18 . dopot. a7 on toll lot, Center stroet. Good wel, cisborn and walks, Half cash sl tme. 147—31,000—House of two rooms on half lob, Re- wan's addition. One half cash, 49—81,500—House of four rooms on full lot, on 16th streos, south Omaha, one haif cash. 41 490 Houee of fivo rooms on full lot in P.r- ker's adcition, one block north of $20,000 school wouth front, good well, ciatorn, &o.,and & bar- n casy terms, V. Smith's addition, two 87,000 Corner 1)t 0od dwellings, south oast frout, on car line, p and on easy ter 40" 34,000 Lota 13 and 14, comer Farnam street, and near court_house, two ood dwellings on loy, but is husinees property. - A geeat bargain, And lots of bargains all over town. Call a4 office and oxamine our liu for improved propersy. LOTS IN HAWTHORNE, TABOR PLACE, ‘ OMAHA VIEW, And n all first-class inside additions, and it we fail to find a lot to uit you, out of our extensive list, then Omaha dovs no that plat south of I Tot from § 00 to 83 £ale and monthly pey inents build you & house on the Hawthorne b5 west of the High School one mile, and we are selling lota one third down and monthlv payments. This saditi n I8 graded and lots are §350 108600 each. Now i tho time to buy, while prices oW a1 termi easy Tabor Place s on Farnam street and is & cholco wddition, with only twelve 1ot left, and they aro h an good Lot as thoro aro in the addition, Prices 476 d 8560, ts on Fherman svenus, east and west tronts half block in Wilcox's addition, cheap aud casy ore down at time of 200 down aud we Don't fall 40 call for bargaingat the office, SEARS & BOSARD Cor, 16th and Doedge Streets, WILLIAMS' BLOCK, e | o Bunumcron ROUTE: G OING WImsST. PRINCIPAL LINE FROM CHICAGO, PEORIA & ST.LOUT Y WAY OF OMARA AND LINCOLN TO DEN of VIA RANSAS CITY AND ATOHISON to DENVER connecting in Unfon Depots nt Kansas City, Omaha and Denver with through tra SAN FRANCISCO And all points in the West GOING IRAST. Conneeting in Grand Union Depot at Chicago With throngl trains for NEW YORK, BOSTON, And all Eastorn Cities, At Peoria with throngh tmins for T olis, Cineinnnti, Columbus, and all tie SouthoEast,” At St Louls with throug tinins for all points South, VER, Groat Elogant Day Conches, Parlov Cars, with Rto. L Smoking Cars with s Pullumn Palace Sleoping Cars tnd the fnious C. 1 & Q. Dining Cars Chicago, 8t Topeliat Wthowt el running the I Lincoln and Denve ity and Donver India Phiough ¢ wolis and Council Biuits, via Peoria 18 hetween GOING NORTI AND SOUTY Solid Mg of Elewant Day Cone Hman Palace Sleeping Cars ire van duly to Fsi Mamibals Quines, Louis and Pearia, Oy ono cliainge of cars bt eon St. Louis and Des Moines, Towa, Lincoln, Ne. braska, and Denver, Colorado 5 Tt 45 also tho only Through Line beiween ST. LOUIS, MINNEAPOLIS and ST, PAUL, 'lldllltl\\!\ a8 the great THROUGIH (. LINE of America, un-? A~\\]H\\vx‘ ly lu-\v v\l: vt o ho tho Finest d Railroad in the World for -qmpf classce of Travel, L Phronsh Tickets vin this line far sl at o 1 yupon ticket oftices in the United States i, POTTER, PERC Pres. & Gen. Manaror ( o VAL LOWEI v Gen Pusn. AN Chivan DISEASES OF THE EYE & EAR J T. ARMSTRONG, M. D., Oocullimst and Aurist. Untll offices are repaired from rosult of fire, offt with Di. Parker, Room 6, Creighton Block 16th Minna Wirth for Ll ation of Mre, quor License, NOTIC i horeby givon that Miona Wirth did upon day of July, A. D. 1854, file her appiiea- tien to the mayor and city council of Omaha for 1 oll malt, spirituois and vinous liguors at Husnoy streot, 84 ward, Omahn. 1th day of Apell, 185, to tho Tt dus Of April, 1585, If th 1o objoction, remonstranco or pro- test filed within two weeks from July 2ad, A-D. 1554, the said Bestwe will e gaanted. MINNA 1, Applicant. Jr\\l.u City Clork PARTIES WISHING TO Sellor Purchase LOTS AND LANDS ARE INVITED T0 CALL. Has had 35 yenrs’ exporience fn deallng in REAL ESTATE and may safely bo con- sulted us to Invostments and on contom- platod improvements to tho city. Hos extonsivo Kastern and European oon- noctions” Pamphlots and Mapa of Oity fssued troo, Call at the Millard Hotes and get o S(AIMELING & BELSCHNER, DEALERS IN TIN, IRON & ZINCWARE 021 South 18th, between Jackson and Jones Sta. Job Work n Roofing, Guttoring, Ete., promptly done. Tho uso of the torm ** Hhor Line” in conne 0 with the ate naino of a greatroad, oyn an iden of ust what roquired by the travellng pub lic—n Short Ling, Quick Time d tho best of nccommoda o shed by tho groatest rail (3mzcaco, [y} rwavkeE And St. Paul. 1 owng aud operates over 4,600 wilea of Northern Dlinots, Winconsin, Minuosota, Tows Dalota; and an ta main linos,’ branchos and conneo tiong rech all the groat business centres of the Northwest and_Far Wost, 1t naturaly answers the doseription o Short Line; aul ost auto butwosn Chicago, Mil Paul and Minneapolis, Chicago, Milwaukee, La Crosse d Winons. Chicaigo, Milwaukee, Abordeen and Ellendaie Chicago, bilwaukoe, Eau Claire and Still water® Chicago, Milwaukeo, Wausau and Merrill, liwaukeo, Beaver Dam and Oshlosh, Waukesha and 0oonomowoe. Madison and Prairio du Chion Owatonns and Fairibaulk, o and Mineral Polot, i, Rooktord and Dubugus. 0, Clinton, Rock Tsland and Codar Raplds. Chicago, Council Blufts and Omaha, Ohicago, Sloux Gity, Bloux Fallvand Yankton . Milwaukeo, Mitcholl and Chamborlatn, Paul and Minnoa ‘aul and Minneapol d the Finest Dining Cars In the w . rld are run on 10 main lines of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY, and every attention in paid o passengors by oo Pullwan 8 eopors oous employen of the Com,any. 6. 8 MERRILL, Gen') Manager V. H_CARPENTES, Gen' Pass. Agh 2T u,uu( ()lvnIN-u GEO. 11, HEAFFORD, Am's. Gon'l, Pass. Agh = i gevy THE CHEAPEST PLACE 11\ UMAHA TO BUY I- Uu R NNIlTTU ”RHE ' is am DEWEY & STONE'S., One of the Best and largest Stocks in the United States to select from., NO STAIRS TO CLIMB. ELEGANT PASSENGER ,ELEVATOR, North-Western Electric llght Bo. SOLE AGENTS FOR NEBRASKA AND OPERATORS OF CELEBRATED WESTON AND U, 8, Flectric Arc and Incandescent Lishts! Adopted by the U, S. Government and most of the leading steamship companie ¢ and Hotels, Regarded as the PUREST, WHITEST AND BEST ELECTRIC LIGHT PRODUCED. Rates lnqnirn at office, N. W. Cor. 'ifteenth and Farnam Streets JOEN’ EX. ERGK HAS THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST Stove and Hardware Depot in Nebraska KEROSENE AND GASOLINE STOVES ALWAYS ON HAND. Headquarters for the Celebrated Wrought-Tron ILily Range GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE CITY OR THE DEPOTS, 615 and 617 North 16th St., may 234 cod-w eow-2m bet. California and Webster. SOUTH OMAHA, IT IS THE NAME[OF THE TOWN WHERE Fine Healthy Homes, FOR ALL ARE FOUND! Where They Ca.n Enjoy Pure Air & Water! BEAUTIFUL SCENERY. And all of the good and pleasant things that go to make up a com- plete and happy existence. The town of South Omaha is situated south of the city of Omaha on the line of the U. P. Railway. and it is less than 24 miles from the Omuha post office to the north line of the town site. South Omaha is nearly 14 miles north and south by 2} east and west, and covers an area of nearly four square mles, The stock yards are at the extreme southern limit. Nearly 150 lots have been gold aad the demand is on the increase The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion. The $£60,000 beef packing house is progressinz finely. - The $30,000 Water Works are keeping pace with the other im | provements, and the Hotel and Exchange Building will be erected at once The B. & M. and Belt Line Railways have a large force of men at work and will, in connection with the U. P. Ralway, have a union depot near the park at the north end of the town. Svitable grounds will be furnished for Church and School purposes. *Now is the time to buy lots in this growing city. be cheaper than they are to-day. {They wlll never 25 Apply at the (/umpxmv "sYoflice,"cor. of ]13th and Douglas ‘streets M. A. UPTON, Assistant Secretary, HENRY LEHMANN JOBBER OF el Paper and Window Shade EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED 1118 FARNAM STREET, A A . OMAHA, NEB over the Omaha Saving's Bank. $ 1,000.00! YV 111 be paidto any one who wil flnd partice of Mcreury, Potash, lodiue, Arseuic, or any Po: HONOUH BUDSLANCH In Sw IRT'S Sl ECIFI c’s 1 have cured Blood Taint by tho use of Swift's Specific after | had most signally falied with the Mer. cury aund Votash Treaty TOOMER, M. D, Verry, Ga, “gwift’s Spocltic has cured mo of B rofuls of 12 Hod sores s largo sk wy hand, and yours standing overy o1 e thought 1 was doomed. Swilt's Specitio curedd o atter ph sicians wnd wll other wedicine had 2o led .’ I, L. HIGH, Lonoko, Ark. would not purchase’ from u'o what B10,000 5o, s Jurchae, 1o, e, ™4k ‘onuned by malaria. cudre wie of Bhoumatis Spriugeld, Tonn, ARCHIE T Our Troatise on Blood s to applicanta, THE BWIFT BPECIFIO GO, Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga. N. Y. Office, 160 W. 224 8t., botween 6:h aud 7th avenucs. Philadelphia offico, 1208 Chivstaut St. muupqq RESTORED. | pprudonce, cau! u. nevors litg, promaturo Hoviog "I-u ey bt romeds, has dlsarangd il of wifcim. which 1 wil de2 o 16 T Rl O . Now vn- 10 Diseasos mallod tree team AND SCHOOL BELLS, Double and Single Acting Power ano Hand PUMPY, STEAM PUMPS Engine Tmnmmgl, Mining Machinery, Belting, Hose, Brass and Iron Fittlr. Packing at wholesale and retail. HALLADAY WIND-MILLS, OHURC Corner 10th Farnam 8t., Omaha Neb. JNEW MARKHAM HOTEL The Palace Hotel of Denver. Gor. Seventeenth and Lawrence Sts Roows 76¢ 40 §2.00 per day. Special Rates by the Month. F.HH}_ ) THE FINEST TABLE IN THE WEST. W oonducted on tho Amsnc;n llld European Plans. oard $7 8. 0ONDON. 7" "= pROPRIEIO _1'____/ .