Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 16, 1880, Page 3

¥ g I b > — " 45 Yearsbefore the Publie. THE CENUINE . DR.C.McLANE'S LIVER PILLS « Liver, end Inall Biliot and Sick Head- character. they stand without u rival, ACUE AND FEVER. No better grthartic can be used pre PAratory 1o, or iter taking quinine, As ) 2simpls, © 1y are tnequaled. EWARE DF IMITATIONS. e genuine are uever sugar-coated. Each bo ax seal ou the lid LAN Frexiye nz the gonuine iR PILLS, pi S., Pittshurgh, Pa., tre Taark imitations of the uau 0 differently, but sam R “OWEL ¢ ()\II’IAI\'I‘S ?RY DAVIS' PAIN-KILLER B sto0d Ui et of roRTy v m’ tral trectivns with cach vtle, WY ALL DRUGGISTS oLD 18 evirywhers tosell Buking Powder. o famille, Co., Box TS-AT-LA, W. W. Banmuern. & BARTLETT, ~o 1, CreigbtouBlock, 5 i.v.,\nés POWELL, 7 7STICE OF 1ME 1 E-CE— ormér 15th snd J_Facubum e omata s WM. SIVERAL, TIORNEY AT LAW—Compbeils Block, 36tk e, ot ced Facalath and Dougls’ CNAELR, N D. L. THOM4S, TIORNEY AT LAW— and sells real estaen ik A. C. TROUP, TIORNEY AT LAW--Offce 1n Hungoom! Bhoms, with Geonte B Pricoee s © AT A RED DEXTER L. THOMAS, ATIOE 4 ook g =Y L2 voye ', Crlghir A. M. CHADWICK, n!px.\nv AT LAW—Offiee 1604 Farnham r et A. SWARTZ LANDE TIGRNEY AT LAW—Cor. 15t and Parnham s oy WILLIAM A. FONDA, A'rnm\.) AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Koom No. Post 'm? L. PEABODY, .‘Pflkflu }rvcwnd.“ cowpoTions waps & 0. MGLAUCHLIN, TTORNEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-Southesst corner Fitieenth st lections Promptly Atisnded to. W O'BRIEN & BARTLETT, Attorneys-at-Law, ATTORNEY AT LAW. KAFBACH BLOCK, GOR. DOUG & IGTH 8T8, oMaE W. J. Connell, Attoruey at- Law. P m:":" g, N W, corot Firiesnth und %. Hasics, 3 \'Bu )l KlucL \ REPIOK & REDICK, Attorneys-at-Law. sl attention wili be given to all sulte orporaions of every deseription ; will reuo. urts of the Siate and the Stas e, Faruham St, opposite ADAMS & SIMERAL, | TIORNFIS T LAW—Room 6 Blotk, 15th £ Donglas streets. C. F. MANDERSON, A TIORIET AT LAW—zi Famhas: Street Omaba Nebraska. o PARKE GODWIN, TIORNEY AT LAW-leth aad Dougias Strets, with 6. W. Dosve W.T. Ricuanoe. 6.3, Hor RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorueys at La.w. Only Direct Liue to Franu. l:!lll_flll 'I’nANSATI.ANVIG COMPAN s iscomfort. of orossing the Bapne Iin & small boat ANADA, Fravorvi, Welnesisy Jauuary 21 #moon. AMERIQUE, . Jooao, Wednesday Fobruary am Tavowiis, Wednesday, February PRISEGF PASSAGE (niuting vt TO HA' VRE— First Cabin, #100 andgs0; Seoond bun, 856 Stoerage, §36, ncluding wine, bedding TEENNEDYS EAST AND BE T ER.AGEH. ‘NOILIWASNOO ‘syuemeFuwIe(] snomg WANIWNOUY WIRCedsAq 0. v bl A FAMILY TONIC na BITTERS! ILER & 00, SOLE MANUFAOCTURERS OWMARA. Neh. DAYS PAD’ rh ot he Bladcer, high colored and Tine, Painful Criatos, LAMR nux Ceneral Wesk cos, and a1 Femsle o oure Diabeics_Grawl, + D v, foabiliy o rem o | e A e =® p&hm sent by mall free vale cy al upow receipt of the DAY KIDNEY PAD CO., mln& ‘oledo, O. INDIA|c l‘HE DAILY BEu. e ——————— OMANA PUBLISHING €0., PROPRIETORS. 918 Farnhamn, bet. 3th and 100 Streets. TEKMS OF SUBSURIPTION, Ancona fancy. 1Copy 1 i ldv . nm chester G e Adhece (postp Merrimac. . § montns * g{-;nmud .mninn ichmonds T T 0u8 Rlohmondl E Shapaon’ mnurnlll black. . Simpson's N statees. &8 10611 G 12 £ & i i 17 1-3 . 112 B & SR 11a12 0.& Pitts cesees 10 ormixe LUMBER. CANW.RE,llam,lipm Framing, 18 ft. and uuder.... $20 00 CBEQanm, oa0f m Each, .& Lo el 8 per 3 5 o n 22 00 CIB.&®, Joe. i nm, A 2 U PR l ,4p m 2 00 0 & . brom Lincoln, 110, 1, 20 00 5 ciny ": i 19 00 Lo at motis for sv.'i.. Toma. leave but onoss =0 e tem Tito1 g m sunte copetoan T o . [ Tt e B0 A 0 Arrival And Departure of gmm',,; AR 35 33 Trains FLOORING. UNION PACIFIC. < Eihe s e B s e Fetow pine Boorag; o Freient N, No. 1 siding.... PicKETS. No. pickete, par M. . No 1 fujsh, 14 14, and 2in. 55 00 No. in. : 0 00 14, and 3in_. 15 00 Tin. 3 40 00 35 00 m. | Ex 08, m. 23 00 Mail. Exprees. 02. o Garn | 26 00 Fipr thel 1 Fhs on'y iine. ruairia_Polliiais Sisopiog out of Oroaha t0 Usioh Depot: OMAHA & NORTHWE-TEAN AND SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC L ALROADS Express......5008. m. | Fapresr.....450p m Daly Except Sundsy E &M R R o NEBRASKA, oI, #beaed, i, N 1 i 4and 6 i fwear] Omaba (1) Platta Kear! rnqu umupm\rmlnv.h o) Bloomgiouuro i | om b (ar REPUBLIOAN VALLEY BAIWAY. Hastings (iv) 895 8 m | Bloow'yton (an)1:30pm Blomington 135 pm | Hestlugs (vr) 85 Orleans (IV) 7:30 & m | Indlancia ( 1) oy . BhL bulk, per bu . Cement, bbi Towa plaster, bbl . 258%@3;;2%’323 Orloane (wr) 7:00 p w | Iudisnois (Is) Mi it SIOUX OITY & 8T. PAULR R. i[I.h. ‘:: Y,I\‘I“len i #10am | Expres Tarred folt, 100 Ibs . 3 Lo0pm | ol Straw board, 1 Lo 0G htmnn, per 100 §t. lin. 1 . m. | Mail ‘Well curbing 30 BHIDGE DIVIKION U. P. Kalwh , and 2 in., in batts, Leave Omahs, dally.—8 & m , 0 8. 00 ft. lin . 0 Hl mylllllniv w,3pm lgare Coupc B35 1. I Lo 1 o L35 p. w) 16 B3y m O b, 07 - Foar nm!ufl-y‘l-flnwm-fltmdu 30 . 2and 8 p. Onunfl] Blufts st 025, 1:28 In-.ll)-li\ and 525 p W, rasemasn s, in; . 3 0 Leave Crabaiv6a, m., 7 Ao, 80 e m, i Onkyhu.k-ndu.mb«, pfiu. 40 00 8 b S Clear ) : 50 00 i B b P oaF & s 040, m., | Blonk Wotmat. 100 06 llw-naflpn 1Ill|; m, 750 p. wm. HIDES, Dally exoept Rund: i HIDE! 3 OMAAA & ls?l BLICAN VALLEY B, B. Gm o Hides . ”; i s SEYS o, | Dry bides.. Ioats Siane e~ an.t ;t Dry salted hides = iy e 54 Sheop Pells. . a8 Tallow.. LIQUORS, WINES, BTC. COMMERCIAL. High wines, Alcobl, 18 pec eni. per wi’ e Eren b plren, proof. bourbon whisky. Aliers borson whisky Brandy, very fine, per gal common to fi Gin, 100 per cent ... Hollaud, %0 per cent.. .. Rums, mixd Jumaics, per gal. " New England.. Kennody Bitters per zal Omnha Wholesale Markets. Omana, July 15, 1880. - Champagnes, pints in bskets. Domestic chunpaigne Port wine, per ca Bat -hn;hur sole. :;' 10 7 L1104 40 ] mmhuI(' Teading hnnd- 1302 10 Pomseiis oo and very br .. L 110 Brigut Tatle Dl = Hemlock upper, per foot 2525 New Orleans Mol Quk ooper, por oot a6, rain, upper per foo 2 B Linigs, per dos 80009 580 1 Pittsburg oak 1 Pittsburg oak. . 1Cincinnati oak . No. 2 Cincinn: No. 1 bemlock . - 2 Hemlock . COAL RETAIL. Towa nut White Breast. Prof. Guilmette's french Kidncy Pad cures by ‘abeortion, all discases of the kidneys und urinary orgavs. it Stop that Golllh g 1t you are suffering with a Cough COold, Astbma, Bronchif Hay Fever, Consumption, loss of voi tickling of [T PP wrerery e SBRE2RHENNE £S83BB3522833223 HEeTonl. the throat, or any affection of the Corm Thip Throat or Lungs, use Dr. King's New Applu, G-L gm' Discovery for Consumption. This is 7 16, ¥ oase. the great remedy that is causing so =mn¢ Beum :;Hv;;lr much excitement by its wonderful cures, curing thousands of hopeless oases. Over a million bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery have been used within the last_year, and have given wfm satisfaction in every insta ‘e can unhesitatingly say that this really the only sure cure for throat and lung affections, and can cheerfal ly recommend it to all. Call and et 13 | a8 at present known, prepsred by him- 06 | geographically distribusion and coo- 30 | rick reporter asked himn o | the dietrict already defined is confined OUR FOREST WEALTH, AN IMPORTANT FEATURE OF THE FORYH- ©OMING CENBUS, Boston Heralf. The forestry department of the prosent census will be the first s proach of an attempt to obtain d | nite knowledge of the vast forest m‘lh of the United States, and the mul::i besides being of interest to matural _sclentists throughout the world, will have great economic value, The matter is in charge of Mr. Obas. 8. the professor of arborical. tare at Harvard nniversity and the. rector of the arboretum.” He Is en- thusiastic in his work, and is cuting It with thoroughness. already made a journey of investiga- tion through the “extreme forests of the southern states, and this week he starts on a long tour through the re- mote west, to be gone until Octo- ber. In company with several emi- nent botanista, Professor Sargent wili first visit Kansss to make a stady of the tree d n along the margin of the great plain region. Roes chmugl: colandu, and_perhaps New Mexico, also to look at the heavy timber growing in the Rocky Moun- tain canyons. He will then cross the continent by rail, and go by sea along the const to Victoria. Theu, crossing through Puget Sound to Portland, in Oregon, he will journey south with his pacty along the cosstward slope of the Cascade range to Roscburg, Doug- las county, which wi'l be their head- qoarters for some time euabling thewn to institute a careful »xamination into the forerts of that region, therr char- acter being at present but little known. At the end of their stay here they will go eouthward to the Meunt Sh region in northera Califor Afterward_probably visit the. great Sequoin Forat, at tho head of Kern river, in the Southorn Sierra Nevads. Mr. Robert Dovglsss, the practicsl tr-e-grower_of Waukogan (1ll.), will acecmpany Professor Sargent in Kan s and Colorado, and from Salt Lake westward, Dr. George Englemann, of St. Louis, and Mr. Parry, both «f whor officially connected with the investigation, will go with him. These two gentlemen will spend next winter in southern California, returning in the spring thr ugh Arizona and Mexico. That part of the United States «of which the 14:st is known oonoern- ing its vegetation—the great region between the 100th dugree of longi tude and the esstern flanks of the Rooky mountsins »ud the Cascade range, and from the line of the North- ern Paciffo railroaa north to the Cana- dian line—will be investiqated by M. Sercno Watson, the curator of the Harvard herbarium at the botanical gurden. Mr. Walson was tha botanist of the expadition surveyiog the for- th para'lel under Mr. Clarence King. Itis surmised that there are ast timber supplies in *his region,and Mr. Wats n way be expected Lo report me valushle dieouveries. He will Degin his investigition at the northern terminus of the Utah Northern rail- rosd. Tu addition to the work of his own party, Prof. Sargent has elw-ed the cooperation of #he principal botanists throughout the country 'by send'ng them a preliminary ca‘alogue of the forest trees of North America, as far self with epecial reference to_ their nomic properties and uses. These are seut out under the frank of the c<nsus department, together with an_envel- cpe for their return to his addrees ot Brookline, Mass. The cat+logues ara iuterlaaved with blank paper for re- cording observatious an‘ remarks. e Vil Wells in Russia, o ity Derrick. In 1878 a party of Russians came to this country for the purp se of secur- ing Amorican workmen and American machinery t» put down oil wells in Ru-sia near the Caspian sea. They ongaged James R. Adwms, & contract- or, ata salary of 2200 per month, in goid the employers to pay all travel- ing expenses. Learving that Mr. Adams had fo- cently retuined from Russis, 8 Der- “Where did yoa firat g “Toa place called Baku, in the ex- treme sou hern part of Ruseia, on the Caspian sex.” “Istha: where the Russian oil held is located!” “Yes, the oil, or, more properly speaking, naptha, is found on the pe- ninsula of Apsheron, which is com- prised in the country of Baku.” “How largeis the district!” “Thavis difficalt to state, though in a section about two miles square. Whether further operations will dem- onstrate that it extends further in either direction remains to be reen.” ““How deep are the wells on an av- eragel” “They run all the way from 98 to 400 feet.” “What kind of il is obtained!” “It 13 very heavy, nngmg n grav- ity from 30 to 34 degrees. ¢ n refining, what (m centage of refined o1l is obtain-di’ “That's the point. They get only about 28 per cent. of refined. Oil produced in this country, you lnuvr, averages much betcer, s why they cannot compete succesafully with the American oll.” i the production!” oy now producing more of it than_they can s:ll. They bave no storage facili- ties and the precentage of it that can be utilized is 8o small that & paying business.” “How do they “Excavations the ground, and the oii allowel to_run into these excav tions. When I left they had only one iron tank in_the a trial bottle free of cost, or a regular size for €1.00. J. K. Ish,Omsha. (3) Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapp- ed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is guarantoed to give perfect satiaf tiod overy oao or money re anded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by 8dly J. K. ISH, Omshs. ———— OHICAGO BHOT TOWER (0. ‘Manntactarers ot STANDARD SHOT Bo oaw ok ggzy ¥ Tk Pear1v uarxer E. W, BLATCHFURD & CO. Masgackussm of Lead Pipe,-hectand Bur Lead, Block T4, Pipe sn1 Linseed Off "B O Cal 3 ] §r_s:55;53 BREEE e RS ORDFESSOLICITED., gt A'li—lv-n&‘a. aridpend gt Keorotn. 15 1 TO NORTH CLINTON ST., flflmfl- s S M" s ——— oRsEaN et Bucklen's Arnica Balve HARDWARE. The Brst SaLvE in the world for | 1% disirict, aud that would mot hold wore than 15,000 barrels.” “How mauy wells are the there in intriot?” “I can say positively, bot sappose there about 180.” “How about tbe oil-hearing rock!” “‘There 18 no rock. It is all mard and zravel.” “Do_the wells flow, or are they msad rly all of them are pumped, though you must not think they sre pumped as 1hegare here. That would be impostible on account of the sand. It is bailed out, thrown on the grovnd, and the o1l runs out down the billside. to the excavation, leaving the sand behind. Sometimes, where the wells flow, they pile up the sand into mivis- ture mouots ‘It muost drill the wells, ‘‘Oh, yes; it is next to fmpossible. It is neoessary to put the pipes down to the bottom of the wells. In dritl ing, 8 loose, open sand is fourd with an _cccasionai layer of cobblestone and quicksand. “Fho latter flls up the pu pipes #0 rapidly that work is greatly retarded.” “Can they utilize all the oil pro- duced! “No; a very large is useless. Thi on the ground. There is no oil tank, as some bave stated. The starage facil- ities don't amount ¢ shuoks.” “How about the arrsngements for transportation?” ~ ““When I left thers some montts ago, there were cny two short pip: porcentags of it balk of the oil produced destroyed.” —y An Actress’ Bath. The Par'san. Mlle. Laure Heymann, who isa charming actress and a dashing demi- mondaine, has had a Jaw suit with the arohitects of her bath room. The bath room of Mlle. Laure was a per- fec; combination of elezance, luxury and ease; there were Venetian mir- rors, Smyrna carpets, Turkish rugs— everything brilliant and costly that can beimagiued. One fine morning, Mile. Laure was preparing to get ivto the bath, dressed like Muther Eve, when therewasa loud explosion, and windows, mirrors and chandeliers fell ahout her with a tremendous crash. Mlle. Laure, thinly cladas she wss, and with the modesty for which she s famous, fled from the scene of the dis- aster Ingreat terror, und the valetand the maid and the concierges, maleand female, opened their eyes wide on see- ing this naiad rushing among them and seeking protection. It was after- ward discovered that the gas fixtures had been poorly put in, and that this was the cause of the dieaster. Mile. Laure sued the architects and won. The World's Coffee Production. London Times. The four great coffee countries of the world are Brazil, Java, Sumatra and Coslon. The dats and figares for 1879 show that Brazl itself has pro duced an_extraordinary quantity of beans. Hitherto, 250,000 tons have been considered 8 a good yearly figure for Brazil; last pear, the export alone smcunted to 273,000 tons. But the consumption of coffee in the country ita(lf now amounts to 60,000 tene, roising the totsl yearly products of Brazil to 333,000 t-ns, Fortunate'y for the planters in cther parts of the world, ¢ flea has grown into a neces- sity in the Unit-d Stat-s, aud, thanks to this, its prics has risen. Although the 80°] of Brazil, especially for cofl-e culture, is very extensive, yet the difficulty of cbtainiog iabor daily becomes greater, and this ren- dersit doub ful whether the above tigures can be moch exceeded. The crop in Java and Sumatra was esti- wmared at 94,000 tons for export; il consumption of the inhabitants, though the popula‘ion is donble that of Braz:], is not half of that of theJa'- ter ovuntry. The production in Coy- 1on, though greater tha= that of 1878, shows a falling off when compared with former years; there were in 41,200 tons exported from that island, the native consumption being very small. Coffeo is, hesides, grown in Centrai America, in soveral of the South American Republics, in the British and other colonies of the Wes Indies, in Havti, Cuba, Porto Rico, Arabia, Mauritius, R-union and along the uorth coact of Africs, in Li- be-ia, and the African West (,mm‘, in Manilla, Celebes, and severa! of the islands of the Pacific, and, lastly, in British Tudia. But the total produc- +ion of all thete regions does not reach half of the pxpxrt of the four ohief countries named above. The U J.D o Chicago Thmes. T will give youa sketch of my ex- serience with: tho use of salt in the arden and orchard. Young fruit trees can be made to grow and do well in places where old troce huve died, by sowing a pint of sal: on the eart where they are to stand. After trees are eet I ¢ niinue to sow & pint of salt around each free y year. I set twenty five trees in sandy soil for each one of seven years, a1d only suce ed- edin getting cne to live, and that only |1 ouced twigs a fow inches long i nine years. Lust spring I sowed a pin. o Ealt ar-und it, snd limbs grew from three to threz and a half feet of 1877 I set out five trecs putting a piut of salt in ths dirt ueel foc filling, and then sowed a pint m re ou the surface aiter each tree wes tor. All grow as if they had never been taken from the nur- sery. Last epring I set thirty more, treating them in the sams way, &nd they have grown rery fincly. The £alt kecps away intects that injare the ¥ts aud ren. vra tha soil more capa- ble of sustaining plant giowih Ta 1877 my wife had a gorden forty fact equare. It was necessary to wa ter it nesrly every d.y, and still the lants and flowers weie very inferi.r in every respect. In1878 I put half a bairel of brins and Lalf a barrel of salt on the ground, and theu turned itunder. The comsequence was that the plants were of extraordinarily lurge size, aud the tlowers of great beauty. It was not necessary to wa- ter the garden, which was greatly ad- mired by all who saw it. The flowers were 8o Jarge that they lpgramd to be of different variety from those grown on 1.nd that was not salted. 1 had some potatoes growing from seed that wilted down 2s soon as the weathor became very hot. T applicd salt to the suiface of the soil ull it was white. The vines took a vigor- ous srart, grew to the length of three foot; blcasomed and produced tubers from the size of hens’ eggs to that of goose eges. My soil is obiefly sand, but I believe salt is highly beneficial to clay cr to comm a praitie land. ———— mn Dry Time. PERMANENTLY CURED OF PILES. Hon. G H, Rice, late railroad commis- slomer ¢ Vermont, writes MiLrox, Vt., Sepr. 16.—1 have been 2 t aofferer From piles, having bad it in ts blind phase for vear. About two years ago, when the disease began to sume the | leeding form, 1 tried “Kidne Wort,” and used about a half dozen pac ages, which 1 eliove effected a permaneut | cure. From my own experience and 1hat of others L am acquainted with, I became satisfied that the Kidney-Wort possessel remarkable virtaes, and probably should | ve purohased an interest in its sale had 1 been possessed of sufficient meaus. ; & RICE. TRE beet gift to give to your enemy in forgiveuess; to yonr opponent; tolerance; toa frdend, your heart; to your child. a good example; to a father, deference; to your mother, conduct that will make hec prond of you; to yourself, respect; to all men, charity, and fo the sick, Simmons’ Liver Regulator. T found it excellent for sour s'omach, indigestion, dirziness and headache. A.J. ADKINS, — FEVER AND AGUE. OSTETVER, CELEBRATED the refineries are shut down®snd the | | lines, owned hy different ecmpanies, Infunetion on coanectipg their wells apd refnerips. | By feoble conatirur - Thnmo’jeof the shij Mhfioneup ,{fq’mfi‘" : = Bogs s the Caspian 2 The Jatter iscl boln «hm mwmh- n the yesr by iee, dyring which Hwd Sluginos s Moascy Bivars, the frue, toe most Kby sanert 3pd, snd <he wet populer topic and rre. Feumye 1 existe..co 'Fo¥ i 7 i Drgate s Destcs paaersiy once defined a doctor to be “ person wh. drugs, shout which be knows little, intoa coneerniug which he knows less, in order to diseases of which he kuows nothing, " empirical, barbarous, useless treatn since the duvs of Hypocrates. whea d: ed the tumors off with red fot iron. absari wonder-cures and nostrums f mod quacks. would scem o bear tesiimony to the &7 atmodora istors of the Frenchian. T benefactor of the modern raco By every one to be Dr. silsoer, t oy ohy: " interialle v io bt " Lokhes pain crs sagn b > % e tal i 50 par b, Surapies mailed forsrs 02 application o . Box 3346, N AN OPEN SECRET AMONG THE LADIES The brilliant, fascinating tints of Complexion for which ladies strive are chiefly arti- ficial, and all who will take the tmnhlo may secure them. These roseate, bewitching hues follow the use of Hagan's Mag- nolia Balm—a delicate, harm- lessand always reliable article, Sold by all druzzists, The Magnolia Balm conceals every blemish, removes Sal- lowness, Tan, Redness, Erup- tions, all evidences of excit ment aud every imperfection. Its effects are immediate and tims of fever and ague, the mercurial iseas Tho Gheapest, Cur tho tn the pression of :» T STOMAGH, Henr Burn, £ n! uthern Remedy is warreated iclo of MrsouRy, or | Tax STUPTOMS of bitter or bad taste Back, Sides or Joir tiam; Sour Stomac vor Cowplaiat are the moutl; Pain i 1 oW ap- o, adry Cough o pepsia, Lewls G. Wander, ant Post Master, irtaey, versonally, and aud MANUPACTURSS ONLY BY J. H. ZEILIN & CO., A GREAT FRENCH PHH.OSOPHER | | C4I0AGO, MILWAUKEE = Vi THE- Chicago & Northwestern RAXLW . AY. 2,380 MILES OF ROAD] It s the SHOKT. SURE aud Safe Route Setwsen COUNCIL BLUFFS e 2ud ail polute EAST and NORTH IRAvELING pUBLIC LITIES AND MORI AGES THAN ANY RUAD 1IN THE WEST. It18 the ONLY ROAD betwern COUNOIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO Upon which 1s ran PULLMAN HOTEL CARS! 11 addition to thesend to please il classes of truviers, It givee FIRST-CLASS MEALS 11 1 8 EATING STATIONS at 50 cents ITS TRAGK 1 STEEL RAI 1S GOACHE: i ARE THE Fings s iqummn 'umsT cuAss Al Ticket Agon an w1 vou Through Tickets Vin i g OMAHA TICA K OFFIC Cor 1 dart foxao, nl ™ JAMES T. Gud, et At Gmain & Counc 1 Bl SHORT LINE 1880. K.C., ST. JOE&C.B.R.R,, Is tho on's Direct 1.1ne to LOVIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. No chaage of cars between Omaha and 8t. Louts 21 but one botween Ouaha and New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS RuscaINg ALL Bastern & Weste n Cities 1n aitrance of other iaee R Dy Cose ™ oty Plattorm snd .n,w. 21"t colebrted Westinghouse Air-Brake. ST. THE GREAT APPETIZER---G1) L NCHITI T By URE CUR IS, ASTHMA, CONS IROAT and LUNGS ToLY B Pes For COUGHS, COLDS . BRO of the OCK 3t RY B Put up in Quart Size Bottles, giving More for the money t! 1 any article in the market. CAUTION. voNT CEITI D aniy MECICATED arivie : . K E, GENUIVE iavine & GOVERNM ENT STAMP on sach bos Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Rev : 1CH OF INTEENAL REVES e, 1580 %lr by DRUGGISTS, ‘Eh.hdllbi SRAEHY < (HIS COUNTRY, we 4.\ WHO 18 UNA UA|NY wnu ‘Inz CQ ED 'mta ™. THE A C. DAWES, 1 Pas. & % icket W, : Ap 214 Fifwenth Street, betweon Farubam and Donglas, Unioo Biock, O B. BARNARD, e Agent, Omabu J08. TEHON, Puns. Agent, Omaba. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC axp St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Uld Rehable Swnwe City Route ! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFFSto ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMARCK, PHILADELPHIA, PA Price, 1.00 Suid by all Drug) BeV.T beeomen v or stale, the most admirable iravellers abright, tive, B66 Portla 2 wosk it your oen town. Wl froc 0 Terms and 95 #arees 1. Rallett & Cou, ONLY EFFHEOTUAL KIDNEY REMEDY AND BPECIFIC FOR Briybt'sDiseass, Tiabctos, Nervius Cebility, Pain 1o the ack, L Excelsior Kiduey Pad Co., SOLE PXOPHIE! old e DLW e IRON TURBINE WIND EHGINE SAXE & (0., Omaha. MATCFACTURED BY Mm Foos & Co., Springfield, 0. ‘The Strongest aod Most Durable WIND ENGINE In the Werld. Hundreds in use in Iowa snd Nebreska by Dealers in nearly every county Thie cat represents our sud | Buckeye Force Pump which is particulariy adapted to Wind Mill e, as It works easily snd throws a constant stream, and does not freezs up in tae coll est weatber. Sond price ls: " w. B RAYNER, Wemars Ap't, Omas, Nob, N HOURS 1N AvvaNce or ANy Oraer Route. Betarnug, o £t Pl 4t 530 p o 2 iutte, at 0:50 jperinteadent, Missourl Valley, P. E. ROBINKON, Aw' o | Pam. Ageit. Bouthwestera Frsight and Pasbger Agent. 2041 % Council Biufls THROUCH TO GHICACO Without Change of Cars! TE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & QUINGY RAILROAD. ) Pertect e enzer Coack PULLMAN SLEEPING & DINING CARS 3 by the Tt i krow el Prees. travel uver it, ¢ Best Man PASSENGERS GOING EAST Should bear in mind that this is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO, Aud Poiuts East, North aud Northwisg Passonigers by this Route have clioics o FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, o of Six Duil Linesof Palace Slceping Cars trom Chioaso to Naw fork' ity Without Change. line sro equipped with ‘atent Air Brakes and ey Pla form and PULLAN PALAGE SLEEPING AND D NING 6 R Are runon t* o Burinzton Eonte. e Foutes, Lat ent, Omata. it P DUEL, ‘Ficket Agent Om hragoes foread hauia be expeld Hikbeen TN with the L 8. & M.+ ¥ Heionts, witn 1 « e CnL iR s LY Gen'l Superintendent. CHAS. § FURNITURE, BF DDIN, FEATHER WINDow SEADES. And everythning erfa.mm;. to tha Furniture . | pholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF KEW COODS AT T LOWEST PRICIS. OHAS SHIVBRIOX 1208 and 1210 Farnham Stree: Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivalc FOR 1880._ ap %4 mon th sat MANUFADTURED BYP. P. MAST&GO SPRINGFIELL, They also make Buckeye Improved m W= Cultivator, with or withcat & The New Force Feed Buckeye IFrlll. cne or tvo Horse Enquire for them at the beet dealcrs, F. H. PUGH, Gen. y NERVOUS DEB! Humpluey. - Homeopathic s rrSpec f‘t I kin ’ ore of themn 594t Osceda, ¥ b, oS Easle Ol o ik DE. A. 5. PENDERY. '"'4""""*"*'-"‘%""“&'5 72 GONSULTING. PHYSIC!: