Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 13, 1880, Page 3

e - A Stasos. W. W. Bakmusre STURCES & BARTLETT, TTORNEY-AT-LAW--o, 1,CreightonBlock, Omabs, Neb. CHARLES POWELL, TSTICE OF THE PEAC 1th Street, botween Farnbam and Douglas. _OMAHA, NEB. D. L. THOWAS, EY AT YAW—Louns money, bus ia ¥l evtate. Koom 'S, Oreighion A TIORNEY AT LAW-_Culpbeits Block, X1 —Office 1n Hanscom's . Block, with George E. Priichett, - riham . OMATA, KEB. DEXTER L. THOMAS, A TIORNEY AT LAW-—Crulckeback s Bulid A. M. CHADWICK, TTORNEY AT LAW—Offico 1604 Farnham A. SWARTZI ANDE TTORNEY AT LAW~—Cor. 18th ap, Farnham sros. WILLIAM A- FONDA. g 47D DOUNSELOR AT LAW. 00t No, &, Frenzer Biock, opposite Post S OMAHA, NEB. WK, L. PEABODY, AWYER —Ofice—In hton Bl mext to Post OBoe, onmmfl‘_‘ FE-Patents Procured. &% ¢ AT LAW AND JUSTICK OF E—Southoast corner Fitesnth omgily Attended to. %8 C'IRIEK & BARTLETT, Attorneys FICE 2. L. ROBISON. {SEY AT LAW.—Room Orelghton . OMANA Kol fand-ut DS SENTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. TARBACH BLGOK. GOR. DOUC. & I5TH STS. OMAHA, N} W. J. Gonnell, Attorney-at-Law, ©ffice: _Front rooms, up statrs, in_Hanscom's mew brick buiiding, N. W. cornor Fifteenth and Fambam Streots. % 5. Rmion. UBAS R. RaDiok. Repick & REDICK, Attorneys-at-Law, Spectsl i given o &l gulte sgainst oo v eseription ; will pructie ho Biate and the atted ©Court House. DD EDYARD W. SIMERAL, £5 AT LAW_Room 8 Oreighton T8 wnd Doagan ereta, a0 C. F. MANDERSON, TIORNEY AT LAW- 242 Faruham Birost A omaa Nebraska. PARKE GODWIR, TIORNEY AT LAW—1éth ‘and Dougiss Btrsots, with G ¥ TT0R W. T. RIcCuARDS, 70. J. Hose RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorneys-at-Law. KENNIDDY’'S EAST INDIA > = 2 B = 4 5 . | EE’& =] =Yi iqg s § b =% & P B [ 3-8 < n Y 5¥} BITTERS! ILER & GO BOLE MANUFAOTURERS. GMANA, Neb. A new =nd hitherto unknown remey for all discases of tho Kidueys, Bladder, sua. Urinary Oreans. TCwi pow &y, Bright's Discase, inal the Urio o and_scanty urin BACK, Go plaints. s s e upon receipt of the price, §2.00. DAY KIDNEY PAD CO., PROP'RS, Toledo, O. £arSend your addres for cur little book, “How s s Agent for Kebrasks. Dr. Bosanko's Rheumatic Cure AN ALKALL OINTMENT. The acid Plood is taining power of I ksl o o DR BOSANKC ool esarsd Alealine, veuicalsing th sciity ani removine Chronic Inflammation by heorption. Price 25 Cents. Pr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, A safe, sure and permanent care or this ove of the miost pa'nful, unpleasant, and_distressing iseases to Which ihe fiesh is heir. Wo guaran. tes this remedy to bo withont an equal ‘for the care of a kinds of Piles. Price (0 Conte, C. T, Anwstoso, Drigzist and Phasican Corunna, Michigan, sava: Your Pile Rerwedy hias given frst-class satistaction The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co.* PIQUA, OHIO. C. F.{GOODMAN, oAt Azent, Omaba. SANTA CLAUS FOUND. Greatest Discovery of the Age. Wonuerful discoveriesin the world have been made Among other thizigs where Santa Cisus stayed, ‘Children oft ask if he makes goodaor not, 31 really he livesin a mountain of Enow. Last yea an excursion sailed clear to the Pole. And suddenly droppedinto what seemed ke hole Where wonder of wonders they tound a now land, blle tairy-like beines appeared on esch hand. Thero were motutaine like ours, with more beautitul roen And far brighier skics tian ever were seen, Birds with the haes of rainbow ware fousd, While flowers of exquisitc fragrance were gTowW ing aronud. ot iong were thes loft 1o wonder n doub A beiug soon came the,” bad heard much about, Twae Santa Claos’ eclf and Uhisthey all say, roe esoe cvery day. jooked very queer, ppers tustead of reindeer, ustead of a sieigh, But he took them on bowd and drove them awas. All our Gloves we arc sending to Bunce, Sauta showed them saspenders and many things more. Saying I alse took those to triend Bunce's store. Banta Claus thoo whispered a secret be'd telly As'in Omaha every one kuow Bunce well, He therefore shousd send bis goods 1o bis care, Knowing Lis Irieuds will get thoir tull share. Now rezsmber yo dwelicrs in Omabs tows, Al who want pregents o Buace’s go round, Por sbires, eollars, or gloves great sad small, Bend your sister or aunt one aud all. ‘Buzce, Teot, Gmats THOMAS 8 Excepted. | St CHICAGO,{ROCK ISLAN 6:00 8. m. | Madl 3:40 p. . | Express. GO NORTHWESTEKN. ily.—8 a.m, 9 0 6. m Extra choloe and very bright. Bright Table Dri New Orleans Moflasses. Market advancing. COFFEE. Rio, prime to choice. to prime. cood.. Salt Lake Peaches. California Peaches. CANNED ‘G0ODS. “S"Oystars, 2 Ib cans, ¥ case. . do’ 1 Tb can, per case. . htWeight Oysters 2 Ib § case b, ¥ dozen. do 217 dozen. Standard Tomatoes,2 I, ¥ case Raspberries, 2 1b, ¥ case. Blackberries, 2 Ib, ¥ case. Corn, 2.1 case..... Apples, Gal, ¥ doz Narrow Fat' Peas,2 Ib, ¥ case. String Beans, 2 b, per case. Horne-shoe bar. Norway nail rod. . Am. cast, tool.. ps, Eng. do . Champion Hatier of the West, Doaglas THE DAILY BEE. OMAHA PUBLISHING CO., PROPRIETORS. 916 Farnham, bet. 9th and 10k Streets TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, ear, in adrance (postpaid).... . THBLES. THE MAILS. day, vie: 4308 m. Officeopen from 12 to 1 p. m. Sundsys. Trains UNION PACIFIC. ARRIVE. out of Omaha to Union Depot, OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND ISIOUX CITY & PACIFIC L AILROADS. 8:00a. m. | Fxpress. Daily Except Sundays. ® &M, R R. in NEBRASKA, - 2:00 | Kearney J'nc(lv “m | Blocmingt: AmwIvES. 'm., ¥p. m.,3p.m, 6. m, 6p. 1:25'n. m., and 2:25 and 25 p. m. TASSENGER TRAL Daily except Sundsy. OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY R. R. ARKISE. COMMERCIAL, Omaha Wholesale Markets. Oana, August 12, 1880, BUTTER AND EGGS, SYRUPS, 31b, ¥ case Standard Peaches, 3 b, ¥ case. 2 1h, ¥ case. SUNDRIES. GLASS. Witidow Glass, 60 per cent. dis. = list HARDWARE. STEKL. DRY GOODS, [ALL. Postmaster. Arrival And Departure of pm | Red Clond (v) Epm | Flattearth (ar) 4:20 pm Bloom'glon(er)i:25pm { Omaha (arr) REPUBLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY Hastings (Iv) 8205 m | Bloom'gton (ar) 1 Eljomington 1:35 pm | Hastings (ar) 6:55 p m (V) 130 & m | Indiancia (1) 10 pm 00 p 1 | Indisnola (iv) SI0UX GITY & ST. PAUL R R 10 m | Express 0p | Biail.. WABASH, ST. LOUISE m,10 8 m, E23BEIEE3LEI8E HhaTlont 0 0 010 6 6 4918 RO I RS 1060 saew - e [ sggg ¥ L L) O T} 5 ‘Ancona fancy. Manchester Merrimac. Merrimac shirtin Richmonds Richmonds, Sprague's. . Simpson’s monraing. Simpson's black. TRIPES, American Amorkens wening siripes Lewiston, A. Hamilton . Omega. Pittsfield, LUMBER. Framing, 18 ft. andunder.... $20 00 Each add. ft. over 18, per 50 Fencing, No. 1,12 t5 20 ft. 22 00 » . 2, 20 00 Sheeting, dressed, 20 00 By No, 2. 19 00 Common boards, dressed. 22 00 STOCK BOARDS, A stock. 40 00 B 2 35 00 B " o . 80 00 Common stock. 5 25 00 FLOORING, No. 1 flooring 40 00 o2 % 35 00 No.3 * 25 00 Yeilow pine flooring, No.1.... 5 00 SIDING. No. 1 siding. 2 00 No.2 s 22 50 No. 3 . 3 20 00 TI0KETS. No. 1 pickets, per M 32 50 o asst e 25 00 FINISHING. No. 1 finish, 14, 13, and 2in... 55 00 No.d s aadnie o iR No.2 ,* No.2 « No.3 Plain ship lay 23 00 0G ) 30 00 e 50 No.3... i Cmiiso. 8 beaded, in., N maiomer ZHESR " bulk per b ... Cement, bbi ... Towa plaster, bbl ... Michigan plaster, bbl . Hair, per bu : Tarred felt, 100 1bs. Straw board, ** O G battons, per 100 f. lin Well curbing ......... ... Rough 4, and 2 per 100 ft, Tin. Cedar halves s Eine Quarter 8 in Oak, 4x4 puSR e T 3 1 O G casiog, 5} and 6 in., por 100 ft. Tin .. 3 3 00 Oak plank andtimber, per M. 40 00 Clear poplar 2 50 00 Black Walnut, 100 0 oo e i recn hides, per Ib . { Green cured hides... ... ;2 Dry hides STy Dry malted 1 Sheep Pelts. Tallow.... N LIQUOR! High wines, pergal . Alcohol, 180 per cen French ‘spirits, proof Marshall's bourbon v Miller's bourbon whisky. . 12 Brandy, very fine, per gal. * * common to fine. 1 503 00 200 ] per case. . 7 3 “ per 100 cases 7 00 Champagnes, pints in baskets. 25 00 Domestic champaigne. 22 60 Port wine, per case. 1 50a3 00 i 1 5083 00 2 Guinness Dublin stout . 2 LEATHER. Best slaughter sole. . Best ok French kips . 3 French calf, leading brands. Domestic ki Domestic cal Hemlock upper, per foot . Oalk upper, per foot Grain, upper per foo Linings, per doz Toppings, per doz. Morroces (bootleg) per foot. oil dressed..... “ Simon per skin * glove kid. Boot webbing, per foot. HARNESS LEATHER. No. 1 Pittsburg oak. 44 No. 1 Pittsburg oak...... 42 No.1Cincinnati osk .. a1 No. 2 Cincinnati oak . 39 No. 1 hemlock . 39 No. 2 Hemlock 5 Anthracite. Blossburg, Wyoming Oskaloosa . Towa nut. White Breast. COAL—RETAIL, Free ot Cost. Dr. KiNe’s New Discovery fo Consumption, Coughs and Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, etc., is given away in trial bottles free of cost to the afficted. If you have a bad cough, cold, difficulty of breathing, hoarseness or any affection of the throat or lungs by all means give this wonderful remedy a trial. As you value your existence you canmot afford to let this opportunity pass. We could not afford, and would not give thts remedy away unless we knew it would accomplish what we claim for it. Thousands of hopeless cases have already been completely cured by it. There is no medicine in the world that will cure one-half the cases that Dr. Kino's NEw DISCOVERY will cure, For sale by ©) Jaxes K. Isu, Omaha, Bucklen's Arnica Balve The Besr Satve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sorce, Tetter, Chapp- ed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satiafac- tlod in every case or money re funded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by gdly J. K. ISH, Omaha. —_— — § CHICAGO SHOT TOWER QO. Manufacturers of STANDARD SHOT Py BE §URE TO BUY IT. . THE BESTIN MAREET. E. W, BLATCHFOED & CO. Mazaticturers of Load Pipe Shostand Bus Lead, ‘Block Tiz, Zipe ana Solder, Linsoed and Oil Cake. ORDERS SOLICITED. 70 NORTH GLINTQN ST.» CHIGACO. of the seat to the floor, coughed nervouely, andsaid, to her: af you want a seat.” t00 bashful to say so. They had trav- cled side by side till they passed Croft's station when a freight train ceame alongside and rattled by them in the opposite direction. The first crashing sound of the freight remind- ed the Ohioan of death and disaster, 1o doubt, for he turned his head with a jerk toward the window. Then ob- serving that there was more scarc than denger he sat down somewbat embarrassed. But the sudden move- ment had been too much for the p per collar. It was_all broken up. a8 a good-souled old gentleman, and she laid sside her retiring dispoition when she observed his embarrassment in the disjointing of the collar. She rose very politely and enid: a mind to,” said he, looking her squarely in the face, and becoming reassured to such an extent that he soon acted perfoctly at home. Pro- gress was then the watchword between reached Batavia cne would have mis- taken them for an old widower and his gushing young bride, so thorough- ly did they improve the time chatting chief and yawned behizd it. Then sho began to wink very slowly, as if by effort, and finally began to nod. Feeling quite as much acquainted as if it had been his own nicce that sat monnaie again! I might have known that you were one of those rharp young railroad swindlers disguised. They always put on a paper_collar, poor clothes and wig, to deceive peo- ple and steal their purse: A Misanderstanding by Rail. mocrat, Last night, If the story of a Roch- ester pastenger who came down from Bffalo may be believed, thers was a amusing and somewhat exciting inci- dent on the train, An Ohio farmer, from the vicinity of Cleveland, had been riding in the first coach back of the smoker all the way from the last named. He wore homespun blue pantsand a coat which he had evi- dently purchased ready made. On s head was a broad-brim black hat, 1d arcund his neck there was the un- mistakable piper collar, permeated with perapiration. At Boffilo a young lady in a brown traveling dress, with a0 ‘apparent abundance of the new- fangled, spread-eagle crinoline be- neath it, got aboard the same car and commenc-d casting about for a eeat. With that chracteristic selfish- ne which marks the American traveler of to-day, noarly every man in the car who had not a lady or another man in the seat with him, had placed a litile satchel on one side of the seat and himself on the other, to carry the idea that the whole seat was “iaken.” Tho damsel wiggled through the car and then started dis- contolately to walk back. She hadn’t reached the middle of the car when our Ohio friend hitched his shoulders with marked individuality, twisted his shaggy head around on a large, thick, sun-burned neck, to see if anybody else was in tho sarae predicament, lifted his carpet-bag from the outside ““T reckon I kin make room fur you She did want one, and she wasn’t His fair companion had epotted him “Qan’t T pin It for you, sir? “H'm! T recken you kin, ef you're the two, and before the two had —he about ‘‘the gals at home” and she about everything. The conductor had been through and taken up the tickets this side of Batevia, and the demasel's talk, liko o toy wa'ch which is wound every hour, had about run down. Finally, she took out her embroidered handker- beside him, the old gentleman put forth his hand to “budgs” the sleepy girl and remind her that it a few miles further.” Fatal move. ment for hin He touched her in sbout the locality of a pocket in her coat. Springing to her feet like a young tigress arcused, she exclaimed i tenes approaching a scream, which few of the sleepy paesangers failed to hear: “Don’t you dare to touch my port— All this was said about s rapidly as the words could be put together. But the astonished reply came as quickly as it cculd follow: “Thunder and lightnin’! Who are you a-talkin’ to, misst But you can’t blackmail me-—you can't; I'll expose you! Durn me, of T wasn't all took inl Now get your seat whar you kin!” And he planted the carpet-bag back on the seat. Chair Scarfs. Among the new *‘parlor draperies” and classed with them by dealers in objects for household ornament in its elegant branches, are what are called “chair scarfs,” and these supersedo the now abandoned tidy, Many of the materials used, however, for the obeolete tidy come into use for the chair scarf, and the softeat reps, mo- mie cloth, etc., are used. The strip must be a yard and a quarter in lengih and at least two-thirds of a yard in width. ~ The ends are heavily fringed. Upon the center is em- breidered a group of ferns, a couple of brilliant birds, a bird’s nest with bat- terflies floating aboveit, a rich cluster of grapes with leaves and tendrils, or, if preferred, a *‘gonfalon” design in old times colors and outlined with gold “‘rough.” The narrow border is also embrowdered and outlined in ara- basque. A heavy top is formed by doubling the material over, the depth of a couple of inches, and the scarf s then laid over the back of the chair, with the zolors of which it must either harmonize or skilltully contrast. Several different chair scarfs are to be found in many parlors, but it will be found with people of taste_ that all barmonize in design and color both with each other and with the ensemble of drapery iu the apartment. Advantages of Live Stock. Prairic Farmer Too many farmers on fair sized farms do not pay enough attention to live stook. Too many farmers con- tinue to grow grain and grass for sale, year atter year, without returning anything to the soil in the form of plant food. T think this is a very injurious course in farming, and those who practice it will find, sooner or later, that they can’t make it pay. One of the best modes of manuring land is to pasture it. On many farms there is considerable waste land that cannot be_cultivated profitably, but can be used to good advantage for pas- ture. Ttis essior and less expensive to feed the grain and hay on the farm and then ship it off in the form of meat than it is to ship the bulky grain and we have the manure left on the farm. Ina ccmmunity where stock is raised and fed you will find a high- er plane of intelligence among the people. The farms will ba better im- proved and be worth more than in & country where no attention is given to stock. With good care any ordinary far- mer can raise stock at a fair profit, all animals should be well cared for and kept in a thriving condition till they are ready for market. There s great loss in getting animals fat in the fall and then starving them through the winter, for it will take them half the summer to gain what they have last. 1 was impressed with tho sound sense of an article the other day on winter- ing calves. In closing the writer says: “Talways aim to have them plump and fat when I turn them on to grass, and then itis just fun to ses them kick up their heels and grow fat.” —_— ~ Panama Hats. Jourzal of Botany. Douglas count gates from eacht gates from coch held at the_court house, in the Omaha, on 2 o'clock, p. m inating eandidates for the follows fices ‘missioner; also seventeen deleg: ro nominate a atorial distri to represent 1. state convention to be held at Lincoln, city of Omaha, on Thursday, 1850, between the court house. | | Panama hats are principally mana- factured in Versquas and western Panama. Not all, however, known to commerce by that name are plaited in the isthmus; by fara_greater pro. portion being made in Manta, Monte Ohristi and other parts of Ecuador. The hats are worn in almost the whole American coutinont and the West Indies, and probably would be equally used in Europe did not their high price (varying from $2 to 8150) prevent their importation. They are istinguished from all others by con- ing only of a singls_piece, aud by their lightness and flaxibilit hey may be rolled up and put into the pocket without injury. In the rainy season they are 8pt to get black, but by wsshing with soap and water, besmearing them with Time juice, or any other acid, and ex- posing them to the suu, their white- s easily restored. So littlo is known about these hats that it may not be out of place to give an account of their manufacture. The “‘straw” (prja), previous to plaiting, has to undergo several processes. Theleaves are gathered befors they unfold, all their ribs and coarser veins removed, and the rest, without being separated from the base of the leaves, is re- duced to shreds. After being exposed to the sun a day, and tied Into a knot, the straw is immersed in boiling wa® ter until it becomes white. 1t is then hung up in a shady place, and subse- quently bleached for two or three days. The straw is now ready for use, and in this stato sent to different places, especially Peru, where Indiats manufacture from it those beautful cigac cases which soTFeAE i high as 830 each. The plaiting of the hats Is very troublesome. It com- mences at the crown and finishes at the brim. The hats are made ona ‘medicine the propretors i3 301d by druggists evarywhre. Sent free ished to sell. ered dyspeptica,bil- lious sufferers, 'vie. tims of fever and he epirita’ and gond u Ine Stieuons® Liven rest. and - the tn the World, - Ry, Camily et SIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice ICK TEADACHE, Cohic, De 1 Syirits, SOUR STOMACH, Hear led Southorn Remedy la warranted ticle of MARCURY, or w05 infurlous mineral substance, but s Parely Vegetable, Confalnlng those Southern Roots and Herbs, wilch an_all-wise Providenco has placed 1 <ountrles where Liver Discaso most provail. 1t il enre all Diseases caused by Derangemont of the Liverand Bowsle. Tur STMPTOMS of Liver Complaint are n . Tax; Headache: Loss of Memory, with a paiuful sensation of having fail e t0 do'something which oug! dono: Debility, Low Spirits, a thick yellow ap- pearance of tho skin and Eyes, a dry Cough of- ten mistaken for Consampion. ometimes many of theso symptoms attend the discase, at othirs very fowsbat 0 largeat oran in the body, is generally the seat nd if not Fegulated in time,great to have been t the Liver, the T can rocominend as an oficaclon: a%6 of tho Liver, Heartburn and_Dyspepats, : R Lewis 0. Wander, Post Maater, “Wo have tested Its virtnes, know that for Dyspey rsonally, and bave tried forty other e Regalator, but vo us more than temporary re- Regulator not only reieved Editor Telagriph and Messenger, block, which is placed upon the knees, and requires to be constantly pressed with the broast. According to their quality, more or less time is occupied in “their completion-—the coarser ones may be complted in two or three days, while the fines may take as many months. The best times for pla and the rainy season, when the air is moist. In the middle of the day, and in dry, clear weather, the straw is apt to break, and this, when the hat 1s finished, is betrayed by knots, and much diminishes the value. ng are tho morning hours Call for Republican County Conyen- tion. A ropublican county convention for onsisting of seven dele- y ward, and threo dol- ountry precinet, will be burose of nom- of resentati ime county come s to rep- couvention to ¢ the Sixth sen: ent Douglas county y for the egates to repre as county tion to be held in the various wards of August First Ward—Parr's drug of Tenth and Howard streets. Sec use No. 3, eenth streef T'nird Ward—Rosenfeld’s commission house, Douglas street. Fourth Ward—At the sheriff’s office in Fifth Ward—Cass street school house. Sixth Ward—Engine house No. 1. Chioago Precinct — Burney’s school house. Douglas—Caseidy’s echoal Louse. Flkorn—Elkhorn school house. Florence—Florence school house. Tefferson—School district No. 14, MeArdle—MeArdle school house, Millard—Millard echool house. Platte Valley—. C. White's store, Val- ey Station. Saratoga—Sarotoga school house. Union—Trvington school house. West Omaha—School house No. 46 The primary elections to_be heid under and_in accordance to the following rules adopted by the Douglas country central committee, at a meeting held in the city of Umaha, on Saturday, July 31, 1850: First. No person shall be permitted to vot2 unless his name shall appear on the registered list of republican voters for the ward or precinet in which he resided. Second. Every republican citizen of the county who shall be eligible to vote at the next general election shall be entitled to registration under such regulations as the executive committee may hereatter pre- seribe. Third. The lists of registered republi- can voters of each ward and precinct shall be published in one or more papers for gen- eral information and correction within one week before the day set for the pri- mary election, and a certified copy of the corrected registration lists of each ward and precinct shall be posted at the place designated for holding primary elections three days beforo the primary election is eld. Fourth. No additions shall be made t any registration list after it has been por ed; but if any perzon whose name appears on the registry list, is disqualified by non- residence or any other cause, and notice to that effect is served upon the chairman of the county committes after registration has closed, the name of such party shall be placed on_ the black List and his vote shall e rejected by the judges. Fifth. The executive committee shall appoint_ one supervisor, two_judges, and ome clerk of election for each ward; and one superyisor, one judge and one clerk for each precinet,and establish such regula- tions for the canvass of returns and pre- vention of repeating and other frauds, that may be deemed necessary. Sixth. The certified retums from each ward and precinct, together with the bal- lots, poll-lists, tally-sheets and the regis- tration lists, properly sealed, shall be de- livered to the secretary of the county com- mittee within thirty-six hours after_the primary election has been held, and these returns shall be by him opencd in the pres- ence of the executive committee on the 28th day of Augnst, a.m. Theex- ecutive committee amine theso re- Dbl session award creden- lelegate, or, upon. his order, % J. 8. McComc Sixeox Brooy, Secretary. “hairman, TURKISH HAREM. It is reported that the Sultan, though engaged in a great war, found time to order largely of SOZODONT. He says his women will have it, aud he wants peace at home. Wise Sultans; | Before Ch rub it in well after your esthetic baths. Let’s follow tho “Turkeys.” Several hogsheads of Spalding’s Glue are needed for the on-coming European Congress, to make the na- tions stick. — Thousands hase been cured of d Milious disorders, jaundice, dpeps diseases of the liver, blood and stomach, when Il other remedies ‘bave fai Guilmette's French Kiduey P and permanent cure for those ‘aisorders. Ak t for the grest remedy, and iake iod if he does not keep ic fcnd 81,60 in a letfer to the French Pad Co, and receive one by mail post-paid. A JOYFULANNOUNCEMENT to suffering millions is the glad tidings that at Iast a certain cure for iles has been discosered. ‘Anakesis,” pronouncs it fnfal ble Doctors of all medical schiools prescribe it in practice; em- Pincs and nestram venders counterfelt’ and imitate it, andall, vithout exception, admit thyt itis entutied to the name of *Medi-al Miracle Nothing in. medicino is more s rompt and cortain 1t lunder of inexperisnced, but the scientific eolu- ot 8 most aifficult problem, by an sccom. hed physicisn of 4) yeors' practics aod study nakesis” is 2 happy combination of s soothing upporting instiument and curative ¢ slicviates st ouce the most ex. cuciatiog pain; it halds up the raw, secsitive tumors, and by fiem, ‘continued pressoreasd medication applied to the swollen vainsis able to most, invetorate caces of blind cr bleed. 4 ing piles the iaveator of * Auakesis” may well bo | regared a8 publie benefactor, and sufferers £5012 this terrizl disease will thank U3 for il 1ng sitentionto a diseovery 80 worthy. 1t ot Ices singular that in the cireular concerning | Anaberis, {uil directions aro given for Prevent- ing Pilee, a fact never before obierved in any MANUPACTURED ONLY BY J. H. ZEILIN & CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA. Pilce, $1,00 41d by all Dragglats, sentdendawl v Dyspepsiv's tortured victim, Wiy eroes the ocean tide You deink each healing That God, the Great Physi-ian, SOLD BY ALL DRU N TURBINE WIND ENCINE tes on n adapted to Wind Mill use, as It works casily and throws a constant stream, and does not freezo up in the cold- Western Ag't, Omaha, Neb. comparable to this whol For salo by all Drugglst West & Fritcher, p! The partnership her: 000 persors who Lave used Dr. Silsbee’s | firm name o T o, | e of oot ek, Al patrons et the firm are hereby sal give their future patronage L our s Mr. Jacke Silberstern, who will o b “Ana. ples cratis nsie. edy for and ine the bus & week In your own tovn. Terms aad §8 Address . Hallett & Co By Nature's fount supplied ? 1 al yonr bedside, science me dratght, ain quaffed. Mast, Foos & Co., Springfield, 0. The Strongest and Most Durable ND ENGINE In the Werld. Hundreds in use in Towa and Nebraska Scid by Dealers in nearly every county. This cut represents our Buckeye Force Pump a wesk. §12a day at home easily made. Costl joutt frec. Addross Trae & Co. Fortand, TEVER AND AGUE. OSTETTER, X} Defensive Medication 18 2 precaution whicis should never bo n esent, and therefore a course of the Bitters at this scason is particulas pecially for the fe o and sickl Jawss . Scorr. FOWLER & SCOTT, ARGHITEGTS. description on fce. We have bad over 20 designing and superltend. iding and residences. Plaos aad catimates furnished on shoct notice. ROOM 8, UNION ELOCK. m20-6m TION OF BIP. OxanA, Augst 5th, 1550. existing botween n and Jake Silberstein, of the city ‘of_Nebrasks, under the 15 tuis day Jntimue the business D sireet, O suthorizod waid firm of o, and t0 pay all debtsand an & Silber- " SUL GRESSMAN. JAKE SILBERSTEIY. —VIA THE— Chicago & Northwestern RAILWAY. 2,380 MILES OF ROAD! 1t is tho SHORT, SURE and Safe Route Setwesn COUNCIL BLUFFS —axo— CHICAGO,MILWAUKEE and all poiats EAST and NORTH. IT OFFERS THE TRAVELING PURLIO GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY OTHER ' ROAD IN THE WEST. It18 the ONLY ROAD between COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO Upon which fs run PULLMAN HOTEL CARS! In addition to these snd o please all classes of travelers, it yives FIRST-CLASS MEALS at lis EATING STATIONS at 50 conts each. 178 TRACK 1S STEFL RAILS | 78 CONEHES TRE T wimay ITS EQUIPNENT FIRST CLASS & I )‘Du“wl!";‘ l:'lu Best. ’Vl':lin:‘ Accommoda- ons ou will by vour” Hewet s & ARD WILL TARE Noxpornia. e All Ticket Agents can sell vou Throuch Tickets is road and Chieck usunl Bag- gage Kree of Charge. OMAHA TICKET OFFICES—19}4 Farnham St , or. 14th, and at Union Pacific Depet. ER OFFICE—In Colorndo Central and Pacific Ticket Off NCISCO OFFICE—2 Now Montgom- SAN ery st For information, folders, mape, etc., not ob- tainable at Homo Ticket Office, aidress any agent of the Company, o MARVIN HUCHITT, W N STENNITT, Genl 3 Gen'l Pass. Agent, Hf04a0, ILL: JAMES T. CLARK, Gen'l Ag’t Oraaha & Councll Blufts. SHORT LINE 1880. K.C., ST, JOE&C. B.R.R,, In the only Direct Line to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. Nochange of cars between Omaha and 8¢, Toufs and but ono between Omaha aud New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS [e—, Eastern & Western Cities With leas charges and In advance of other It ire line is equipped with Pullma, Palace Slceping Cars, Palace Day Coach- Safety Plattorm snd or and the cclebrated Westinghouse Alr-Brake. EFSEE THAT YOUR TICKET READSWS £ATVia Kansaa City, St Joseph and'&3. £ CouncilBIulls K R via S8 LA Jooand St Lovis. &3 keta for sale at all coupon stations fn the A. C. DAWES, Gen'l Pasa. & Tickot Ag't Mo &t. Joseph, Mo, ACHRIST, Ticket Agen., trect, between Fambami and Donglas, Union Block, Omalis, S A-B. BARNARD, Agent,Omaha. Gen'rl Agent, Omaha. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC axp St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Siowx City Route! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFES to ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMARCK, Ani all pointata Northern Towa, Minnosota and Dakota.. Thia lino in etulppad with the T proved Westinghouso Automatic Air Brakes aud Miller Piatform Coupler and Buffer. Aad for SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT sscd. Elegant Drawing Boom and v, owned and coatrolled by the com. WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GZQCRAENY O (113 COUNTRY, WILE Si KIDNEGEN is highly recommended and unsurpassed for Wealk or Foul Kidneys, Dropsy, Bright's Disease, Loss of Energy, Nervous Debility, or any Obstructio: Bladder Diseases. Also for Yellow F Poisoning, ininfected malarial sec sing from Kidney or . Blood and Kidney £3By the distillation of a FOREST LEAF with JUNIPS GEN,which a depoeits formel in the b in the membranous Try it and you will aiway 1 KD N Rdne Cver s e of LAWRENCE & MARTIN, alsoa Froprietary Govern 1 (wis s0) eogists, € roers and Other Persons everywhere. Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use. 1¢ not found at your Drugsista or Grocers, we will 4 o prepaid to the nenrest express LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, His. Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALERS everywhere. Wholosale agents iz Omahs, STEELE, ¥ EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT THE o Minneapol SrSSass e ugh Withut Chango between c Transter Depot, Council Blufls, and St. Paul. Trains leave the Union Pacific Teansfor Depot at il Blufls, at 6:15 p m., Sioux City at 10:20 p. m., and St. Pag 5. m, making HOURS 1§ ADvANCE oF ANy Oraer Route. a.m. Be gurc that your tickets read via * &P.R. R F. C. HILLS, Superintendent, Missourl Valley, Tows. P. E. ROBINSON, Ass't Gen'l Pass. Agent. J.'il. O'BRYAN, Southwestern Freight and Passenger Agent, my20-tt ‘Council Biuff THROUCH TO CHICACO Without Change of Cars! THE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & (JUINCY RAIT.ROAD. octh ard Perfect Track, Elegant Pas- senger Ccaches, aud PULLMAN SLEEPINC & DINING CARS It isacknowledged by the Pross, and all wko uver it, 10 be the Best Appointed and cst Managed Road in the Country. PASSENGERS GOING EAST ‘Should bear in m'nd that this % the BEST ROUTE T0 GHICAGO, And Points East, North and Northwest. With ¢ Passengers by this Route have ehoice of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, And the Advantage of Six Daily Lines of Palace Slceping Cars from Chicago to New York City Without Change. All Express Trains on this line aro equipped with the Westinghouse Patent Air Brakes aud Miller's Patent Safety Platform and Couplers, the most Perfect Fro- tection Against Acci- den's in the world.. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND DNINC CAl uriington Route. ning Routes, Ra Il be cheerfully given by the Buriiugton K . E. PERK.NS, Gen'l Manazer. J.0. PHILLIPTT, General Agent, Omaha. H' P. DUEL, et Agent, Omaha. AVER'S SARSAPARILLA, PUBIFYINQ THE BLOOD [ This compound o vogetavlo alter o Manirake Wi tha 7 toien ot Potaahan iron, makes » mos Cettectual curs of s Cneries of complaints ehich aro vecy e Talent and aicting, 1t purifies the blood. pursca out the Turk ing bumors in tho systes that pdermine heaith 30 setle o troubiesome. disorders. . Erup ons of S0 sk e the ‘spearance 0a the. su Tacee humotay (hat ahoultipe oxpeliod fromthe blood. Tnternal flerangementsaxe the determin - of thaoe.sme, Buamers: 65 sotms’ Itecnai rgans, whose action they derange, substance they disease and destr: AvE's SARSATARILLA cxpels these humors from the blood. When they are gone, the disorders they produce disappear, such as Tlcerations of the Licer, Stomach, Kidneys, Lungs, Eruptions and Erupti 'Skin, St. -unthony's Fire, Rose or Eryaipelas, Pis Bintine B, TamornTetter Seatd Head, 'Ring-worm, Ul Fhevmatis ralyia, Pain in the Bone, Side and Head, Female Weakness, Sterility, Leuerrrhaa arising from internal ant uterine duseases,” Dropuy, Dyspepia, Ema- Ciation and general Debdicy. With their da parturs health returns.| PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER & €O, LOWELL, MASS. Practical and Analytical Chemis s SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE. J. C. VAPOR, MERGHANT TAILOR Capitol Ave,, Opp. Masonic Hall, OMAHA, - - - - NEB, IVIL, MECHANICAL, AND MINING EN- T SLKEEKING 3 the Reaseiacs Polytechnic | Tasticate, Tro ber 16th. The Begiator for 1830 containe s it Beautiful prairies Mieker A e Information HOC ohtAInADIS AL Four IKIMIBALL, ‘Geu' Buperibtendent. p 34 mon th sat. MANUFACTURED BY P. P. MAST & C0., SPRINCFIELD, They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Eeam Walking CURES RHEUMATISY, CURES COUGHS and CURES SORE THROAT. CURES DYFTHERIA. e T o o | CONSULTING PHYSICIAN CURES LAME BACK, . e s e = CURES BURK®, CUTS and BRUISES. CURES EURNS, CUTS und BEUISES. gie, Tror, ¥ ¥, The oldeet anseriog £cBosl in America. - Next torm bogine Sopron’ sy Moy 350 ot o) OMaita BY ALL DRUGOISTS. Go 10 Your Druggisi for Wise Freeman's fstional Dyes. For brichtneas aad durs bility of color they are anequalied. Color & to §Ba., prioe 16 cesta, of the gradustes {or the rast 54 years, with their positi-ns; also, eourse of studv, requirements, expenses, etc. Address DAVID M. GREENE, Director. ccdbwin CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R, iREAT CON MRIx with B P& P T WA and T P & W. Ra ftAND: with <M et Line,” and HKock I NN R - 5 RTY, with the B, € Jl fawem o Centras o 5 Wieh D M. & DI NCIEL B1EFPS. with Unlon Pacide s B NN, with I, & Mo. I 15 . 1 Nog) T e ~ » aten o lie U PIC R AL LEAVENWORTI, with Kan. Pac., 300 Sas cént. it Gen't it aad Faasige A " CHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS, WINDOW SHADES. And everything ‘})ertaining to the Furniture and P! holstery Trade. A GOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW COODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. OEAS. SHIVERIOK 1208 and 1210 Farnham Street. hlr'n-proved Buckeyé Combined Riding Corn Cultivator FOR 1880. Cultivator, with or without Springs. The New Force Feed Buckeye Drill, one or two Horse Style. Enquire for them at the best dealers. F. H. PUGH, Gen. Agent, Umaha, Neb. NERVOUS DEBILITY ? Vital Humphreys' v Leerenes, Homeopathictes” it meSpecific No- 28 ‘bowder for 85, sent postas - HUMPHREY'S comtul romedy kn ¢ of pr CURES RREUMATISM. CURES COUGHS and | HOMEO. MED. CO , 100 Fulton st.. New Yaric. COLDS. Ilust. Catagiie of Recefprs aplad&ndp COLDS = . PENDERY, DE. A. 1 STIF¥ JOINTS A5 PERANENTLY LOCATED IS MED- 20 ICAL OFFICE, o OMAHA, NEBRASKA ervices in al depariments o oth in gescial s scasen Ca