Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 5, 1888, Page 9

JUNE 5, The internal revenue collections yes- terday were $1%,664.35, The county clerk was busy yesterday making out pension papers for the past quarter. Mrs. Adams, aged twenty, died at South Omaha yesterday. The remains will be taken to Elmore, Mo., to-d The funeral of the late C. will take place from his corner Tenth and Centre strects, p. m. to-day. "he expenses of memorial day ), and at a meeting of the com- mittee lnst night every obligation was disposed of, there being sufficient money 1o go around. Eugene Anderson, a colored hoy ar- rested for carrying off some old c ter tools he found in an out of the place, was held to the district court y terday in the sum of $100. The Union Pacific surgeon that he has ha jury ease at this point six woeks. The Union Pacific has only five patients in the hospital whereas the usual num- is many times that. warm heart beats under many a 3 or. A mate of John Mack, killed at” South Omaha yeste day, had the dead man’s wafich paired. In speaking of it he _couldn’t give i was.” The ¢ C. Thrane residence, at 2 were reports = was broken and a part of the flattened, but the works kept running without losing a second. Personal Paragraphs. W. E. Barnes, of Hastings, Neb., Paxton. E. E. Brown, of Lincoln, Neb., Paxton. P. T. Birchard, of Fremont, Neb., Paxton. W.R. Kelly, of Lincoln, Neb., Millard, John M. Millard, Edward Burke, of Lo Mars, fa., Windsor. G, M. Reynolds, of Hastings, Neb., the Paxton Mell Jay, a lawyer of T in Omaha. G. A. Wilcox, of Nebraska City, Neb., is at the Paxton. Orlando Tefft are at the Millard, - K. Smith and wife, of Atchison, Kan., are <|| the Windsor. A is at the is at the is at the is at the Rohan, of Carroll, Ia., is at the is at the is at kota City, Neb., is and wife, of Avoca, Neb., id wife, of Des Moines, Messrs, ( 1 and S, E. Hutchins, of York, Neb,, are at the Windsor. John C. Higby, sr, of Beatrice, Neb., Galled on his sou 'Hy at the Paxton yester- da, County Comr taining & brother state. Judge J. L. I two of Pawnee Yesterday, L. J. Mallet, a clerk at the ters, is confincd to the hos with a severe attack of ssioner O'Keefe 18 enter. visitor from New York dwards and R. W. Stor) lawyers, were in the ul\ headqua at the fort prospective pro- v, has returned from a pjourn at Cedar Rapids, Ta. V. B. Copy, of nulwku Col., is visiting Omaha friends. > reports business in the mining stute as hun'l stier than ever, Frank Watson arrived from Salt Lake City yesterday, will go behind the desk at the Paxton. Frank has a host of nong the traveling public, and will ¥ appy and valuable adjunct to the oftice forces. Christened. A sonof H. W. B, y Dean Gardner at Trinity cathedral last evening. The future correspondence of the son will be under the nameof H. W. B, Greer, Esq. christened Van Etten Redivivus, cho's ghost the ir ible Van wed in court yesterday as counsel cd before Judge Groff. Tt is seldom to the penitentiary aw and equity ina Like f Etten app acaset man under sentenc figures in matters of court of justice, A New Enterprise. B. Johnson, A. BB. Hunt, S. L. Wil H. Dumont yesterday filed ¢ ot > Inter-State Fire Alarm compan . The gen eral natur ¢ I nd manuf of electrical and fire alars apparatus. Let Off on Ballot-Box Stuffing. John Hines, who was arrested on complaint of O. H. Rothacker on the charge of trying 10 stuff the ballot box at the republican Third ward primary, got off with a £10 contribution 10 the city treasury. Rothacker did not ap pear ugainst him, and he was fined for being runk. Kast Driving—$20. Dick Bullard, whose reckless driving frightened the horse of Mrs, Dr. Stone, re- sulting in her peing thrown from her car- ringe, was assossed §20 by Judge Berka yesterday. He was racing ‘with another Young man, but dia not coms in-contact with he Stone. carriage; hence the only charge against him was fast driving, Pinkerton Changes. Sergeant Houlihan and Patrolman Dor rington, of the Pinkerton salvation army at this pont, have been relieved by two others and skipped back to Chicago. Captain Foley, who is going to take a trip over the road, is succeeded by Captain Connors, and at last verything was “running smooth The $40 Bed Fellow Caught. John Beehtel, who rogistered at the Metro politan Saturday night as and robbed an lowa room mate ng M. Jones of §10, was captured by S rgeant Haze . He was a former bar or for Beesel, and Cuming When before admitted his guilt aud was bound over to the district court in the suwm of §1,000. Brown in a Scrape, "he constable from Elkioin put a man by the name of Brown behind the bars of the county juil yesterday on a charge of stealing a horse and buggy from a livery barn at Council Bluffs. The prisoner insists that he had no disposition to steal the turnout, which he hud hired for the day, and drove over on this side of the He expects to prove Lis innocence, G. A, . National This important annual Army circles occurs at Columbus ond week of September next. The present indications are that it will be the largest en campment ever held, it being estimated that at least 200,000 veterans will be in attend- Preparations for the eveut are being pushed, and the people of Columbus \\|!I be prepared to take care of the thre The extent of the preparation is ind one of the camps, which is arrang commodate 80,000 men. It will ha dining halls, ch over 600 feet long, in which 4,600 men can be fed at one time. It will be sewered, supplied with Holly water, and lighted by n\ullln iy, neampme; event in th li.\'lh’llls (&) “THE OVERLAND ROUT ‘Will sell through tickets at one fure for the round trip, from points in Nebruska and Kansas to parties desiving to attend the meeting of the Supreme Lodgoe, Knights of Pythins, to be held in Cin- cinnati, Ohio, Jume 12th {p joth incly- give, Tickets good going June Sth to 13th and returning Juhe 18th to 19th in- clusive, with wut\nuu‘\‘, pussage only in euch direction, Dr. McGrew, Rootal inary & priv- #le diseases only. Loo Barker bl v &, Barker bl'k, GETTING READY FOR IT. Republicans Cousidering Arrange- menta for the Trip to Chicago. One week from next Sunday the members of the Young Men's republican league, the delegation from Nebraska and others swish- ing to join in with them upon the occasion of their visit to the national convention, will leave for Chicago. They will mostly go over the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, but it is understood that the Burlington wiil also run a special train. The headquarters of the delegation will be at the Grand Pacific, and it is expected that a plan of the rooms will be received to-day so that those contem- plating going can select their quarters from the 100 rooms spoken for. At a meeting of the com Millard last night, Donahue and Bechel were appointed a com- mittee on_finances, and Mr. Berlin was 1 to assist Walt M. Seeley in ating the quarters of the delegation at Chicago. Some very sumptuous decorations are contemplated, and the club expects to outshine all competitors in that direction, Another meeting will be held Thursday night, when arrangements will be fully com pleted. for sale by Bluffs. Shetland pon, Keeline, Counc Georgo aro and get Max Smoke Seidenberg’ the best 5-cent cigar in the world. Meyer & Co., wholesale depot. - TO SALT In AKE AND RI"TUH.\. The Union Pacific. “THE OVERLAND ROUTE,” Will sell tickets from all Kansas and Nebraska points for the special ex- cursion to Salt Lake City and return, June 6th, at one fare for the round trip. Tickets going good five days, and re- turning fifteen days, extreme limit thirty duy er privileges al- lowed wit] limits. Parties de- sirous of visiting Garfield Beach, on Great Salt Lake, the famous watering place of the west, should improve the opportunity now offered. - Stop at the Globe hotel. THE ROAD TO THE NORTHWEST. What Leading Oitizens Would For Such a Line. The discussion which has been going on for some weeks past regarding the project of a railroad to the northwest scems to be at- tended with promising results. At least it is civing respectful attention from wealthy, energetic and reliable citizens. A meoting of these was held last. Saturday to talk ov the project among those present being Messrs, Shelton. Kountze, Barker, Poppleton, Woolworth, Hiteh- cock aud others, The question was discussed and finally the sense of the mecting was taken thai if a railroad were bult with the proper safe-guards,which would be tribu 10 this city and driin the most desirable sec tion of the ate which is not now supplied with railroads, those present would subscribe in the aggregate 2500,000. The plan of a road to the northwest has not been abandoned and it is quite likely, now, that some gentlemen who have before kept aloof from the enterprise, are taking an interest in the same, the road will be built. The county w illbe éxpected to aid liberally in the undertaking, because the present aim of the projectors is to make the road a home organization. Another meeting will be held s0on. do DL’)IAUCR:\TS. Union Pacific, “THE OVERLAND ROUTE,” Will sell through tickets to St. Louis Mo., to parties desiring to attend the National Demoeratic Convention, to be held at that place, on June 5th, at one fare for the round trip, from points in Nebraska and Kansas. Tickets going good June 2nd to 5th, inclusive, and re- turning June 6th to 11th, inclusive.good for continuous passage only in each di- rection. e ——— Stop at the Globe hotel 3 e — A DISASTROUS EXCURSION. Superintendent Whitlock and Billy Moran Badly Hurt. A fishing party, consisting of Superintend- ent Whitlock, Dr. Ramaciotti, Billy Moran and Dave Miller, while en route to the fish- ing grounds of Waterloo last Saturday even- ing met with a rather tragic accident that putan end to the trip and will lay two of them up for repairs for some time. The party was making the expedition in a covered wagon, and when tliey were near Elkhorn one of the front wheels happened to come off and upset the vehicle. The occupants be- came entangled in the canvas co only managed to extricate themselv cousiderable trouble, Fortunately stopped, or othe 1 the men might hav been killed it was, two of thewn, Sup mtendent W badly injur Mr. M "The other t > ulso bruised up budly, F natoly. WOR8 OF 1ho fnjuties. rodeived. are thought to be futal. Mr. Moran was brought home yesterday and is being properly ot for. Superintendent Whitlock will bably be confined to the house for a Yew duys. REPUBLICANS, Union Pacific. “THE OVERLAND ROUTE,” Will sell through tickets at rate of one fave for the round trip, from points in N to parties desir- ing to ‘attend the National Republican Convention to be held in Chicago June 19th, Tickets good going June 16th to 19th, and returning June 20th to 25th inclusive, with continuous passage only in cach direction, e — When you come to Omaha stop at the Globe, the best located $2-n-day hotel in town. Between 13th and 14th streets on Douglas. BENCH AND BAR, United States Court, The cas Davis against Ellis, on the creamary contract was stillon trial yesterday before Judge Dundy, The court has not yet announced his ver- dict on the special finding of the jury in the Darst-Boggs & Hill real estate ¢ © Miller Miles, held for murder, will not_be tried this term on account of the exhaustion of the fund aud yesterday he was hau District Court. ARRAIGNING PRISONERS, William Woods, Joseph Roberts and James and John Moore were arraigned Judge Groff yesterday in open court and each one p “not guilty" to the charge on which he is held TUEIR CRIMES, Woods waived & hearing in the criminal court on the charge of shooting John Milton Kerus the 0th of last April with intent to kill im, Joe Roberts is the crimininal who made the assault on little Anna Bellman, aged nine years, the 20th of May. He is only charged with intent to commit the punish ment is not seyere e * this ex- tremely brutal case Roberts will also be held on the charge of rape. James Caldwell and John who, it is claimed, held up Timothy M Carthy in South Omaha the 25th of Mar, and ‘robbed him of all the money and p sonal valuables he had. The case of Woods will be tak:n up to- Moore the men A NEW TRIAL GRANTED. Judge Groft passed upon the motion for new trial in the case of Christianson against the Nebraska and lowa Iusurance company yesteraay sustaining the motion. The case involves $500 and has been tried twice, HEAVY DAMAGES The case of Durr against the Omaha & Graut Smelting and Relining company for $15,000 damages was callgd yosterday be- fore Judge Hopewell.: Durr was employed in the smelting works in 1384, about the crushing machines, Some way his forearm was caught in the crusher and so badly mangled that it had to be amputated. He claims that the accident was the fault of the machinery, and asks the above amount of damage. WANTS A COMMISSI0! The case of Nelson against Li was called Saturday evening before Judge Doane v on trial yesterday. Nelson sues for #325 commission for the sale of a lot on Tenth and Dodge streets for the sum of $12,000, scy_that IS THE EQUITY CHAMBER. The equity docket was called again yaster- day by Judge Wakeley. No cases were heard and there were no cases set for hearing owing to the fact that a numbor of attorneys interested in the cases called to-day are to attend the St. Louis convention and cannot be in court, NEW LAWYERS, James D. Pilcher, John P. Davis and C. C. MeGuigan were recommended Saturday afternoon for admission to the Douglas county bar. ASSIGNED FOR HEARING. The following are the cases assigned for ing and will be called in the order as Hartment vs Anderson. More et ul, vs Berka et al. Bornstien vs Munger. lanuegan vs Continental ance company. Four f41. 1 Four 349, ( Four Four Parker. Four 330, Doll vs Omaha, Four 8S1. Rasmussen vs Omaha. Four 3%, Shubertvs Gardner, Five 7. McCormick vs Omaha. Fou Cochran vs Omaha. ‘three 44. Cannon vs Tucker. WANTS HIS PROPERTY BACK. As John M. and Ellen M. Wilson have failed to pay 0,090 on land bought from George W. Covell, he yesterday vetitioned the court to foreclose a mortgage he holds on the premises and replace him n full enjoy- ment of them. WILL D TRIED TO-DAY. Joe Roberts, the Salvation army man who is charged with assaulting a little eight-year- old girl, will be arraigned for trial before Judge Groff this morning. Insur- nks vs Martin, inblatt vs Hansen, . Willis vs. Hauck. Omaha and F. L. & T. Co. vs County Court. Bdward W. Simeral, assignee of Mary Miller began suit yesterday against Ferdinand Streitz for the collection of &370 that was given the defendant by Mary Miller to pay the plaintiff for scrvices as attornoy for her. DICT AGAINST COOLEY. oley was tried by jury yester- day for converting to his own use the sum of $140rcollected by him on a note trusted to him Maggie Sexton. A verdict in the ount was found against Cooley, who gave notice that he would appeal from the verdict. After the trial entrics were discov- ered in a memorandum book left behind by Cooley which may result in getting him in trouble on a charge of perjury What is more attractive than apretty face with a fresh, bright complexiou? For it use Pozzon Powder. Feti “haite Police Court. A more cosmopolitan place tl a police court of a Monday morning is rarely found, and the anthropologist seeking for the speci mens of lowest type of races need look no further for material to study. Yesterday fifty depraved creatures repre- senting the Caucasian, Afr Mongolian and Indian races were crowded into the dock with their eyes to a man fixed upon the dis- penser of law who fills the judicial chair. There was a striking diversity of feature and expression among them, but a disgusting v in filth and depravity. The sole representative of the noble red race was Let-me-alone, a_ lazy looking young buck, who s the effeminate haunts of the white and prefers instead the less of a box car. He promised by noon if the judge would not send him up. The judge very readily ed to the proposition. The following grist was then ground out: Drunk—J. C. O'Connor, £10 and costs; James Walkefield, Jim Crombie, $1 and Mike Kelley. §1 and cost \ting—Laurence Green, $5; Frank Fid- agrants—Tom Johnson, six days: Miles Hyde, three days; John Washington two ge Kireling, one day; G. Benham, asha and J. Sorenson, drunk and fast driving, £ and costs. These two had hired a livery rig and in their reckless driving they ran azainst aph pole and smashed the by They refuse to pay the owner for the damuges and he will i inst them. te green cucumbers; They made him quite sicl But he took a few ~Pelle T d him right quick. Physic r will find s sinall “Pellets,” kind. nts per vial, In reply to an articl in yester that appeared BE: which O. M. O'Neil sta (ml th.n Frank Murt who died from dropsy in St. Joseph's hos- pital Sunday, told him (O’Neil) that he (Murray) paid Dr. Smith $200 on a guar- antee that he would be cured, Dr, Smith begs leave to state that Frank Murray did not pay him a penny for medical treatment. He was treated free of charge. In addition to the free treat- ment, Dr. Smith went to St. Joseph’s hospital and paid $10 from his own pocket for two weeks board and attend- ance. Dr. F. B. SMiri., Stop at the Globe hotel, Bay State Excursions leave Chicago on the 5th and 19th day of June to Kimball, western Ne ka. Only half fare. Go and buy for your- self or children a far. They sell their land from $4 to #6 per acre, on el years time. WILLIAM EHME e — Drink Malto forthe nerve: - Licensed to Wed., The following marriage he issued yosterday by Judge Shields: { Rovert Stewal 1 Gordon, dinand J. 1 Carrie Bunnikson, Omaha, { Jens Tofte Hausen, Omaha 1 Mesnea Madson, Omaha. . 523 were This powder never varies, A marvel of puri- ty, strength and wholesomeness, More icl thun the ordinary kinds, and cantot be sold in competition With “the muititude of low cost, short welght alum or phosphate powders. 8old only iy cans.’ Koysl Baking Fowder (o, 1% Wallstreet, New York and nations | CALIFORNIA! THE LAND OF DISCGVERIES UNp uRee ST CoUcHS, 4§ Efijx%n.l;hltls c“gsT' FE “Dgnszs«T HROAT . NS GS —Sold on C'\MMNB 'S end for cn:uhr#[ hlvk?flcJE 92 | I3 SANTA: ABIE : AND : CAT-R-CURE For Sulo by Goodman Drug Co. A SURE GURE OR NO PAY. Our Magic Remedy WILL POSITIVELY GURE AllSyphilitie Disenses, of rogen: or long in from tea to fifteen diys. We w guarantoes to curo any o And we wonld suy to those W most Skillea Phvelciaut, used every known Ivmll\ analiave nut beon cure1.Lnat You ure tho suble: fre lookine for. You Akt have boen to. the brated Hot Springs of Arkausas, and have lost all hope Of recovery, wo Will Gure You ormakeno charge. Our remedy is unknown to any 1d_outslan of our company, and it s 1 ORIy Temedy in ta6workd g wil fure on. We will cure the most obsinate case in les! ysicians and prouounced incuruble, and We Challenge the World {0 bring s a case that'we cannot cure in less then ong month, ice (hé history of medicine Syphilitic Brubone. Dicors. ‘Sore Datn ougnt for but never found hntl Our Magic Remedy Tag discovered and we are fustified in saying it 13the edy [n'the world thut will po a True Specific for Mouth, &, hns speciic b iicin the world ¢ en evorything else h fuiled. It Las been 8o conceded by lurge number ol Colebrn patont medicines that never had virtue, or dgctor With physicians thet caunot oure you. You'that bave tried everything else should como 10 ns now and ge: anent relief; you never can get it elsewhero yhut wo say: in the eng you'must tuke our er. Anayou that have heen e ‘should by ull mesns oo 3 get help wnd Tk they Rre free seute; but I OB, two OF Liree years after, again in & more LOrriblo 10rm. Tetters sacredty contidential. THE COOK REMEDY CO., Omaha, Neb. Rooms 10 and 11, U. &, S v & "to scona fioor. cle Furnam Itoom 11 1or ladies only Tho best and surest RBemedy for Care of all diseases caused by any derangement of the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels. Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Constipation, 1t is pleasant to tho taste, tones up the system, rostores and preserves health. 1t i purely Vegetable, and eannot fall to prove beneficlal, both to old and young. As a Blood Purifier it 1 superior to all others. Sold everywhere at 81.00 a bottle. DREXEL & MAUL, (Successors to John G. Jacobs.) Undertakers & Embalmers At the old_stand, 1407 Farnam §t, Orders by telegraph solicited and promptly’ attended Telephoue to.No. 245 MALTO JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION Nos. 303-404-170-60 THE MOST PERFECT OF PE’Ns SUGBESS |N SPEGULATION. W WORK st complete ever pub- vatal tothe bt comipiale ever il Decisions of the courts regarding stock sales, brokers and bu 5, Ianipu- lation of the stock market, « fow, when, aud what 10 Send postpaid o receipt of p Blic., Ly t ANDARD P sLshiNG" (o) FOR R MEN ONLY, 27 Fr oY g et ' cliad e s GRS Sl Pt MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, M. If you have not yet bought your Summer Suit you are the gainer. 1888 Competition and bad weather have lowered the price of the finest goods and even the most economically inclined if he knows where to buy,can dress well and not go beyond the amount he feels he can afford to spend. We have made a deep cut in prices and you now have a chance of buying the finest Suits in our stock at onethird less than early in the season. reduction from honest prices, and every visitor will find it so. the Suits that are marked down and You couldn’t tell by seeing or not. The only way is to investigate. It is a genuine and severe We cannot mention all n not enumerate all the bargains we are offering. Suits advertised at g0 and so much whether they See the Suits in our window. are cheap Come in and examine them; they speak for themselves better than any advertisement can do. LIGHT SUMMER CLOTHING. Our stock of these goods is the largest ever shown, comprising a full line of Coats and Vests of Pongee Silks Mohair, French and Domestic Ilannels and Seersuckers, : can duplicate, eral beautiful patterns; w We also show a splendid line of Seer No cheap trash, but gcol goods, which will keep color and are honestly made. line of Summer C| loflnug is the fine, genuine Mobair Coat and Vest we are offering at that Coat and Vest anywhere else fnr less than $4.00, we make prices that no other hou like it waseverseen. They are in sc as good as any $5.00 g arment. Vest. Summer Neckwear is almost given away. the sensation we c we have them ag: Our 95¢ Fl uckers We are forcing the sale of .these goods this season, and nnel Conts and Ve Al made and fit elegantly. are having a big ran. Nothing ’Ih(-\ luuk and will wear at the same price—95¢ for Coat and Another big bargiin in the $2.50. You t‘mfid not buy ,and we doubt if you ean get it for that. Those of our old customers who remember used last year with our 25¢ a dozen Scarfs, will be pleased to hear that in this season; larger shapes and finer patterns. To new customers we will say that they are just such Scarfs as every store sells for no less than 10c or 15¢ a piece, ‘We sell you a whole dozen for One Price Only. 25¢. No Deviation. Only one dozen to a customer at a time. Nebraska Gloihmg Company Corner 14th and Douglas Streets. Omaha. one of Spring d, Will buy our nobby Suits fine ( Scotch inall the popular colors and styles, Real hargains th A cannot fail to be apprecinted by the ving. We e that IN- all of them sannot stand the @test of close in- ask our custome our stock, and thus lves of its quality and our UNIBN PACIFIC “'Fhe Overland Route.” anged its Family Sleepir sery hat berths can now upon application 1 evy, Passenger The reser: turned over to the train conductors taking out such cars, so that passengers can now cure berths ordered, the same as a Pull- man berth is reserved and secured. TE B L LOMAX s Car be reserved agent to M. I Grewtert Tmpros Ay culred in thes he Banden Eloct application Prest. W IAL DIA- are_invaluable waste-repairing sin,Diabctes, Debility & Chila o bran; mainly free from starch. uses\gothing equals our HEALTIK circular offcring 4 1bs, FARWELL & R HINES, Props., Watcrtow: Sold by Little & Williains, Omaha, wt}rahl]rchard WATER Grear REMEDY, Dmepm. .S;ck—flead;che.-h?i!‘tmn'u. Crab Orchard Water Co. Louisville, Ky, WEAK, NERVOUS PEOPLk 5 ........r.. .,(,....,‘... i wiullod s ete 1x) Ehbiniag full paiticulars for Loms < e, "PROF, F. ! 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Address OUmaha Medical and Surgical Institute, or DR. MCMENAMY, Cor. 13th and Dodge Sts., - sWAHA. NEB. Nl‘bl‘fl,\'k‘l National Bank. U. 5. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, a Up Capital 0,000 Surphus 50,000 H, W. YATER, Pr lent, LEWIE S, REED, Vice A ETOv, 2 w.o i DIRECTONS: President. W. V. MORSE H.W. Yares, A.E. Banking Office THE IRON BANK, 1 12th and Farnam Sts, ng Business Transacted, JOLLINS, HEED, TOUZALAN A MONTIL enn bo mude work Who can furuish thelr own Wioir Who'e time (0 the busy e AT Profitabiy cmployed also. A Tew ncles 1 towns 0 clties, NS0N & Co., 100 Mukn St Wich Shd, Ve, Mention the Omig Boe. UNION PACIFIC “The Overland Route,” The Sportsmen’s, Tourists' and Pleasure Seckery' Line. Send for the Neat Little Sketch Book. “GUN C© B RULES,” interesting and useful to sportsmen ns the Ameri s for trapping and shooting adopted Association, as well laws of the Western S Copies sent free upon app! J. S, TEBBETS, Geu'lP. & T. 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RS it Arsiamat General Munoger W Gonernl Pashenger Ticket Aden 50 GEO X uwu FORD, Assistant Genoral Pussengel and i) SR CHARK, General superintendent. 8 MAaN BNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY WILL, DETAIN MUCH INFORMATIGN FROM A 6TUDY OF THIE MAP OF THI CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y Its wain lines and branches include CHICAGO, PEORIA, MOLINE, CK ISLAND, DAVEN- PORT, DES MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, MUS« CATINE, KANBAS CITY, ST. JOBEPH. LEAV» ENWORTH, ATCHISON, CEDAR RAPIDS, WATERLOO, MINNEAPOLIS, sud ST. PAUL, and scores of intermediate cities. Choice of routes to and from the Pacific Coast. All transe fora in Union depots, Fast trains of Fino Dey Coaches, clogant Dining Cars, magnificen.. Pulls wmen Palaco Blecpers, snd (between Chicago, Bt Joseph, Atchiron snd Kansas City) Reclining Chair Cars, Seats Free, to holders of through first-class tickets. chlaugo. Kansas & Nebraska R'y “Qrent Rock lsland Rout Extends West and Bouthwest from Kan: .Qz and Bt. Joseph to NELSON, HORTON,, BEL] VILLE, TOPEKA, HERINGTON, WICHITA, HUTCHINSON, CALDWELL, and all points ia KANBAB AND 8OUTHERN NEBRASKA and beyond. Entire passcnge: uipment of the celebrated Pullman manufacture. All Safety ap® pliances and modern fmprovements. The Famous Albert Lea Route 1s the favorite between Chicago, Rock Isla Atchigon, Kansas City and Minneapolls and 8 Paul Its Watertown branch traverses the great “ WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT " of Northern Tows, Soutbwostern Minnesots, and East Central Dakofd to Watertown, Spirit Lake, Bloux Falls and many other towns and cities. ‘The Bhort, Line via Benece and Kankakee offers superior facilities to r Bouthern polnts. opalls, Ctncinnati and ot ote. Binne. Foldare: or dotirsd aformes 1ou, upbly at any Coup i Ticket Ofice or address E.ST. JOHN, A.HOLBROOK, Geu'l Manage Gou'| Tkt & Pass. Agh eu or. 0AGO. 'l The. s E.T.Allen, M. D.; m..nu.up-mc smmnnv.. EYE Alll) NUSE EAR Bpectacles Accurately Prescribed, BAMGE BL’K., OMA4 W. J. 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