Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 25, 1880, Page 3

- ! T = FRENCH, i v Claims. ulam St Omaba ents, Pensions and Govere- m THE DAILY BEE OMAHA PUBLISHING CO., PROPRIETORS. 16 Farnkam, bet. Sth and 10th Strects TERMS OF SUBSURIPTIO! v 1 year, in advance (postpai 1Co Smonts 3 months LOR AT LAW— Finuan o THE MAILS. Huax A. Stoross. W.W. Canauerr & STURGES & BARTLETT, SR RNEY.ATLAW -0 2, Coghiabiod, | &8 "~ CHARLES. 23 < 2 o& HOWMAS, ER Wi, L. PEABODY, V—Loans movey, buys m 8, Creighton L. THOMAS, LAW—Crolcksuank s Balia x Block, opposite Post OMAHA, NER EA. AWYER —Offico—1In Creighton Block, next to L% , OMAHA, NEBRASI A=-Patents Procured. &% HOTARY rUBLIC. CGLLECTIONS MADR E. D. MGLAGCHLIN. TTORNEY AT LAW THE PEACE— Douglas __ & Collections Promptly Attended AND JUSTICE OF rcast, corner Fitteenth 0.8 G'BRIEN & BARTLETT, orueys-at- "ROBISON, LAW.—Room ATTORNEY AT L KARBACH BLOCK, COR. DOUC- & I5TH STS. OMAHA, Law, Fiftecuth ané Farnham} AW. W. J. Connell, Attorney-at-Law. 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This cat represcnts oar Buckeye Force Pump which is particulariy adapted to Wind 3 use, as it works essily and throws a constant stream, and does not freeze up in the cold- est weather. Send for proce list W. H. RAYNER, Wegtern Ag’t, Omaba, Neb. 1 lowa and Nebraska Sold s % | Arrival And Departure of R, Nlam,lipm aim, 9308 m m. 6., 11 8.1, 11 p. m. 4pm Lincoln, 12:10 p. w, 1n. m. day, vis: 4302 . Offieopen from 12 to 1 THOMAS F. m. Sundsys. (ALL. Postmaster. Trains 'UNION PACIFIC. o M p. m. | Express . ‘Sundays excepted. KANSAS CITY, ST. JOE & COUNCIL BLUFF8. ont of Oumabi to Uaon Depots OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND [SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC CAILROADS. Expres......$008. m. | Fxproer....4 Dally Excopt Sundass. B.& M. R R. in NEBRASKA. w earnsJ'nc(ar)7:55 pm | Hed Cloud (1Y) R e | Fkamttn () Bloom'gton(ar)0:25 pm | Om ha (arr) ... & REPUBLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY. SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL R. R P 40pm , ST. LOUI wives. Mal.... Express BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. B. R. Leave Omahs, daily.—8 a.m , 9. m, 10 a m., lam,1pm,2p. m,3p.m,6p m,6p. ‘Leave Councll Blufts;—8:25 8. :25 8. m., 9:258. 25am, 125 p m, 26 p. m, 1035w T S5y G55 635 . T Foar trips'on Subday, leaving Ouiaha at 9 and 11 a.m.,2and5p. m; Council Blufls st 9:25, 10:25's. m., aud 2:25 Mall COMMERCIAL, Omaha Wholesale Marketa. Omana, August 25, 1880, Extra choice and very bright... 50 Bright Table Drips 45 New Orleans Mol 50 ‘arket advancing Rio, prime to chol 17 Tio good to primi 164 Rio fair to good 1! ~288a02 Lo $"Oysters, 2 Ib cans, i case. . do o 11b can,per case.. LightWeight Oysters 2 1b ¥ case 1uon, 1 1b, ¥ dozen, do 21,4 dozen. Standard Tomatoes,2 T, ¥ case = = 3 1b, ¥ case Standard Peaches, 3 I, ¥ case. . o 2 1b, ¥ case. berries, 2 I, ¥ case. . iex, 2 b, ¥ case. 1018 8560 10 62 09 63 10RO P00 &0 LSNEBSEE3LRTEEE SheTe IS Beans, 2 b, per case. SUNDRIES. Nutmegs.. Pepper Allspice Cloves. C Greenwich Lye,p Beans,per bushel Cheese full cream. GLAS! Window Glass, 60 per cent. dis- count off list. HARDWARE. IRON. Common bar. Horse-shoe bar. Norway nail rod. BBo ome o onon 283 o s1z3 a2y e 5 Lawrence XXX Nebrasks, Standar i 5 i 61. Allen’ b Ancona fancy. 712 Manchester . - 8 Merrimac. 5 71-2 Merrimac shirtin . 61-2 Richmonds = 6 1- Rickmonds, E. 7 5 6 LUMBER. Framing, 18 ft. and under.... Each add, ft. over 18, per M .. Fencing, STOCK BOARDS, No, 1 fiooring. No.2 Nos| e Yeilow pine flooring, No. 1. smixG. No. 1 siding. No.2 No.8 “ ‘PICKETS. No. 1 pickets, per M NoigPowe Bt FINISHING. No. 1 finish, 13, 14, and 2 e 1 SHNLTERSES 83388 soseRze O G battons, per 1 Well curbing ... Rough §, and 2 per 100 ft. lin. Brmem torore mmowmw ZHESHR g 8% i Bin., S e Onle plank andtimber, per 3. Cleat poplar - Green hides, Green cured 7 Dry hides. 157 Dry salted hid 10a12 Sheep Pelta. .. 25al 50 Tallow. 4 LIQUORS, WINES, ETC. 5@1: i Gohol, 180 per ceni i Frenh spirits, A Rums, mixd Jamaica, * " New England, Kennedy Bitters per & < Por casn. L x el per 100 cases Champagnes, pints in baskets. Domestic champaigne Port wine, per case, Sherries Ales, Edinburg “” Baws & Guinness Dublin « LEATHER. Best slaughter sole. Best oak.. Fronch kips French calf, Teading brands. Domestickips . Domestic calfs. Hemlock upper, per foot . Qak npper, per foot Grain, upper per foo Tinings, per doz . i r doz. Boot webbing, per foot.. HARNESS LEATHER. 2 Hemlock ¥ COAL—RETAIL ‘White Breast. Facts that We Know. 1f you sro suffering with_ a sovere cough, cold, asthma bronchitis, con- sumption, loss of voice, tickling in the throat,ior any affection ot the theoat or lungs, we know that Dr. Kixa's New Discovery will give you immediate relief. We know of hun- dreds of cases it has completely cured, and that where all other medicines had failed. No other remedy can show one-half as many permanent cures. Now to_give you satisfactory proof that Dr. Kixa’s New Drscov- xxy will cure you of Asthma, Bron- vere Coughs and Colds, Hoarseness, or any Throat or Lung Disease, if you will call at J. K. Isu Drug Store you can get a trial bottle free of cost, or a regula- size bottle for §1.00 jan161y(2) Bucklen's Arnica Salve The Brst SALVE In the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fover Sores, Tetter, Chapp- ed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, snd all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve s guaranteed to give perfect satinfac- tiod In every case or money re fanded. Price 25 conts per box. For sale by 8dly J. K. ISH, Omaha, CHICAGO SHOT TOWER C(O. Manufacturers of STANDARD SHOT Sy ‘BE SURE TO BUY IT. THE BESTIN MARKET. E, W, BLATCHFORD & CO. of Lead Pipe,Shoetand Bar Lead, Lisead Manufacturers ‘Block Tia, Pipo ana Solder, oil 2ad Oil Cake. ORDERS SOLICITED. }:? 70 NORTH CLINTON ST., %‘F‘p. 7 | nature, geant Steclo chitis, Hay Fever, Consumption, Se- | HUNTED DOWN. | THE KELLY GANG OF AUSTRALIAN OUT- | LAWS DESTROYED—A DESPERATE | 1EaDER. 2| oo wildest excitement prevailed in : | Melbourne and the provinces, says a | Melbourne paper of July 10, as the | | particulurs of the attack, eapture and death of the Kellys came to hand. All | ued extras, the Argus | the papers is ve cditions. Some obscurity surrounds the action of the police on Saturday night after the death of Sherritt. According to the sccount of the stition master at Glenrowan, the gang only left Sher- ritt’s hut at 6 o’clock in the moraing. Aughow, information only reached Beechworth at 1 o'clock in the after- noon. The police and back-trackers immediately started in_pursuit. The latter were leaving for Queensland on the following day,and the government obtained permission to retain them. On leaving Sherritt’s the gang evi dently made for their old haunts, but expecting the alarm to be given much sooner by the police, stopped at Glen- rowan, awoke the station master ond | buret tae door of a house previously bailed. Several employes of the rail- way were then summoned, and the vlate layers compelled to tear up the line for half a mile on each sideof the station. The gang, however, omitted to interrupt the telegraph. Hart was meanwhile watching Stainstreet, the station master. The gang eventualy bailed up the whole station, confining their prisoners in Mrs, Jones' hotel, fifty yards from the station, relieving guard by turns, They remained in posseesion sll Sunday. A epecial train, with a party of newspaper men, police and backtrack- ers, started from Benalla to the scene of the outrage, but stopped short of the township, as the gang had torn up the track at a curve in the road, ou one side of which wasa deep ravine. The intention was to ditch the train and massacre the survivors. Thisde- sien miscarried. On the arrival of the train at the depot a shot was fired, and the police and backtrackers were s00m engaged with the gang. Super- intendent Hare was wounded at the first shot. About sixty shots were fired through the weather-boards of the hotel, when the screams of the women and children induced the offi- ers to discontinue. After a pause, the action cntinued, the outlaws keeping up steady fire on the offi- cers. Two children—a boy and girl— were wounded. Reinforcements hav- ing arrived, & heavy volley was poured into the house, aud Byrne, one of the gang, was fatally shot. Ned Kelly, the leader, left the hotel during the fight, and returned in_the morning. It was nearly 8 o’clock when his tall figure was seen close behind the line opened a new record of civil achiovement 88 great in its way o8 the stroggle for national exis'ence. Tt roconstracted the temols of the na- tional life, which 1t had defended from sssault until it was disordered | and sbattered. 1t restored the unton of states, which tad becn broken, and restored exch commonwealth to its old place, purged of the ancient wrong and with a new meaving given to the commonplaces of popular freedom and equity. It restored the wreck which war had made of the ma- terial inte-ests Of the coun- uy. It continved the sicrifices which had enabled it to carry on the war, boldly projected the taxation of war time far into the teason of peace to restore the Dational finances and maintain the national credit. It has reduced the national debt one- quarter since the war closed, and the snnual burden of interest charge one- half. It has jealously guarded the national cr-dif, resisted all tempta- tion to reckless financiering, rigidly reduced the papor iesues of tho war and restored ths treasury notes to par withgold within fourteen years after the war closed. It haslabored to place the public service and the civil administration upon a higher glane, and, as its latest achievement, has taken the first steps in the history of the gevernment to destroy the en- trenched syatem ©f & political civil ervice and make tenure of office de- pend upon honesty and capacity. While the republican party has boen doing this, the democratic party has simply resisted it av_every step. Beginning its history a8 the represen- tative of certain principles, the de- mocracy ended by suffering the con- tagiovs dry rot of slavery; and be- o cheerful and good - & o Cheapest, Parcst. ao @ g oty Purcst and Best. Family Modi- For DYSPE PSIA, PATIC Blilious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, reslon, of Shirita, SOUR STOM. Thia unrivalled Southern Remody ts warra Dot to contain s single part any infarious minera! substancs e, but Is ki Purely Vegetable, ntalning those Southern Roots and Herbs, whieh s il 'wie' Brovidence: has- ploen 15 (ountrles whero Liver Disearo most provail, It il cito ol Digesacs o B the Liver and Bowels. e T Spirta, & thick yelow ape pearance of the skin And Eyea, & dry Cough o5 Eon mistaken fur Consumptinn: © ) <" °F Sometimes many of thass mptoms attend Tamcinl 4aan oMcacions remedy fo e Liver, Heariburn and Dyspepeia o 'Ln br Regulator. Lewis G. Wunder, 324 Iaster Street, Assistaut Pow ater, Philadelphia, o W' huve tested It virtues, rersonaiy, and world ever remediea before Kegulator not only reiove € Teligraph and Mesenger, " wAxvRACTURRD ONLY BY J. H. ZEILIN & CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA. Prlce, $1.00° 8uld by all Draglste. coming a party of mere reaction and resistanze. It has had no principles since 1865, and that half of it too cowardly to fight for its principles has had none since 1860. It resisted the prosecution of the war for the Union. It resisted the execution of the re- construction policy afterwards. It re- sisted the payment of the public debt and the restoration_of specie pay- ments, and gave its countenance to every wild and foolish finan- cial experiment which has been suggested to impair tho national crodit under a pretense of popular re- lief. It has resisted every beneficent measure of public policy which the republican party has presented for twenty years, without offering any- thing for itsel. Republican Registration. FIFTH WARD. of police. At first it was thought that he was a black fellow. He carried a great coat over his arm, and walked coolly andslowly amony the police. His Liead, chest, back and sides were all protcied with heayy plates of quarter-inch iron. When within eary 01 distance of Sonior Constable Kelly, who was watching him, he fired. Tho police then kuew who he was, snd fired on the rafian. The contest be- camo one which, from its remarkable almost’ biffles deacription. 2| Nine policemen joined in the conflict, and fired point blank at Kelly, but al- thoughit was apparent that” many of g | the shots hit him, in consequence of 0 | the way in which he staggered, yet he always preserved himsalf, and, tap- ping his breast, he lauzhed derisively at his opponents as he coolly returned their fire, fighting only with a revol- Tt appeared as if_he was a fiend with a charmed life. For half an hour the strange combat was carried on. Then Sereant Steele rapidly closed in on him, and when within only about ten yards of him e fired two shots into his legs, and_this brought the outlaw down. He was ouly wounded, and appeared still deter- mined to carry on the desperate con- lict, but Steele bravely rushed in and seized the hand in which Kelly held s revolver, the only weapon with which he was armed. ~ Ho fired ono shot after this, but without effect. When on_the ground he roared with vage ferocity, cursing the po- lice. Ultimately ho was stripped of his armor, and then became quiet and aubmissive, after which he was carried | MoGuire Pat bound to the railway station by Ser- This desperado is in Jail. The prisoners meanwhile es- caped from the hotel, and the fixht was renewed, Cannon was telegraphed for. Reov. Father Tierney asked Kel- iy's sister togo to the house and tell her brother to surrender. This young, woman, well mounted and becomingly dressed, said she would rather sce him burned in the houss than ask him to surrender. The firing was renewed, and at length, in the presence of 200 spectators, the house was set on fire. Father Tierney rushed in amidst the tlames and rescued an old man named Sherty, one of the prisoners, who b been badly wounded, also the body ot Byrne. Two other outlaws perished in the flames. The country people retained the bodies and threatened vengeance on the police. However, the Kelly gang is blotted out. The Two Partles. St. Paul Pioneer Press. Back of the two candidates for president stand the two_parties which put them forward as their representa- tives or thier masks. Vastly more im- portant than the personal records and qualifications of the candidates are the record and oharacter of the par- ties that seek succcss and power through them. He is an exceptional resident who escapes from the tradi tions and iufluences of his politi surcoundings, and makes his admi tra‘ion an expression.of his own per- sonali It either of the present candidates does this, it will not be he who is most superior to his party, who was least in sympathy with his polit- ical following. Gen. Hancock, as president, will not be permitted to be better than his party. Gen. Garfield will not try to be. He will merely try to represent and rule in accord- ance with the best common sense, morality and sagacity that is in1t. Tt behooves the voter to ask what are the parties which stand behind these can- didatesand what light does their char- acter and history cast upon the proba- ble policy of future governments con- trolled by them? And thislight must be sought in the history of the parties her than in the carefully prepared declarations of principles, framed to catch votes on the eve of election. It is not difficu't to find it there. The republican party has not had a long career, but it is full of events that make history. It cams into be- iag to fulfill a great mission and to right a great wrong. It tulfilled that mission in forum and field. Itgrap- pled the great wrong that was eating out the nation’s heart like an uleer, in the halls of legislation and justice, apd whenever the skirmish line of & popular election was_drawn. When political antagonism became civil war tha republican party rose to the height of the situation, took the reins of gov- ernment dropped by its cowardly or traitorous opponents, and held them travely and firmly through all the terrific crisis that followed. At home and abroad; in the field, in the capital, in tha legislative halls, in_ the courts, in foreign courts, and in the world's money mar- kets, the republican party maintained the integrity of the union, the free- dom of all ihe people and the honor and credit of the nation. This record is_closed; this mission fulfilled; but who shall say its glory and honor has Allen RC Avondet John ‘Anderson Jens Brewn ES Bonner James Bint Charles Bonarios F W Billings Jacob Bonner Charles E Brown J J Benson George Brown C. J. Boden Charles Bohner Harry Beekman Hans BremerJ B Bonner Thos Bongston Olof Bellmay F F Brown C H Brockin J+H Burroughs J H Benson W V BarnumJ R Bensen Peter Bonnivier J A Crossley C W Chollmon Henry Coaley L Comings Thos Cramer HW Cummings J Chrispin C H Dare Joseph Doane Geo Doolittle W V. Dallow T Doolittle N B Edgerton J 8 Erck John Elting 0°S Farusworth Thos Fisher Chas Frisoni Otto Floming Mitchell Fields C C France Jas P Fearon E Gardiner Chas Gaaminer Antond Hoff Martin Heimrodt Geo Harvey P J ~ Hall Thos F Hawver S Hofised John Hodtield D P Heins W F Hargreaves Thos Isberg J N Johnson John _ Jones Rutner P Killingsworth O P Kaiser Chas Kisker A F Kane A Limburg Fred ~ Leader A Leader Ed Lender Louis Lareon John Lawles C M Lyon Christ Mohr B M Malenburg A Meson Robt Mitchel HJ Martin Robt Moler Peter C Motz Saml Mauss Christ McConnell Robt McConnell R J Newton J L McDonald J W Mooze F W Meldoom Thos Mauss Fred MoConnell F R Nyo Fred Newman Jeslo Overbarger P Packard F L Parmeles E A Pontez Chas Ryan Nela Reed John Rich Julius Rhodes Zack Rhodes Thos Ryan Wm RufEF Redman Geo Rhodes Basel Rohwer Henry Richter H G Rhodes James Seifken Adolph Stow Wm Sullivan Jerry Shaw E H Sampson E D Sauer Fred Stout B F Sogelke A Sievers John Simpson A E SchmickCL Slatter J A Sieglor M H __ Salterbeck Chas Sherwood E H Sison $ N Valentine V A Valentine Jeo C Valentive Jones Valentine J M Toczar A R Tibbala G W Wyman E Wilder IJ Wilkine Chas Wakefield S Washington H C Whitehouse W J Worm A Winslade J E Waller F C B 1t you are troubled with deranged kidness delay mot. but get one of Prof ° Guilmetie's French Kidaey Pade, and you will be cured. Tug Roap 10 HEAUTH.—Cleanse the stomach, bowel: and blood from all acrid, comupt and offensive accumulations, and you remove the cause of most diseases, and thus pr-serve good health and also suve lage doctor's bills, The most effectnial and. reliable.remedy for this purpose is Sim- mons’ Liver Kegulator, purely vegetable. The trial of one bottle or package will irtue of this prove to the patient the medicine. the-mouth,” ing, lifting or the back? If isease, and Prof. Guilmette's b K the only remedy which will ¢nre you rapidly and permanently and with. Out filling your stomach Wwith nauseating medi. cine. ‘We Beat France in the articles of tecth Dreservatives. These Frenchmen are wonderful work- men. Their fancy goods astonish, but they have uever produced the poor of SOZODONT as a toilet arti- e, Tt stauds alone, unapproachable. There is no tooth preparation so well known as SOZODONT, been altered to read, “It holds like SPALDING'S GLUE.” ~ WEATHER VANE. EAGLES_AND BALLS FOR FLAC STAFFS AND BANNERS- Over 103 different styles of superior quality asa Gealgn. STABLE FIXTURES of svéry co. Seripiion. Maoufaciured by . T. BARNUN'S Tron ani Wite Wo:ks, 27. 23 snd 31 Woodward departed from the party that schisved it With the close of the war the re- ATTENTION, BUILDERS AHD CON Banks, now ready at the B.& .‘L centdeodawly A CHEMICAL MARVEL. Though a thou 2 In an ir stant. nrn-u"rtm' Frean as from (i hine Slitsor habbles n the st TARRATS PUAE APFIRNT d sont Gives the r re ol Healthiul as the Flashing. reast of Farth. GO EAST ~VIA THE— | Chicago & Northwestern RAILWAY. 2,380 MILES OF ROAD! It is the SHORT, SURE and Safe Route Setwesn COUNCIL BLUFFS CHICAGO,MILWAUKEE and ail polnts EAST and NORTH. T OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIC GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY UTHER ROAD IN THE WEST. Tt s the ONLY ROAD between COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHIOAGO Tpon which 1s run PULLMAN FHOTEL CARS! 15 addition to these and to please ali classes of travelers, it eives FIRST-CLASS MEALS at its EATING STATIONS at 50 cents each. ITS TRACK IS STEEL B I7S COAGHES ARE IHEAPI’E‘!TI ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS It yon wish ¢ Hons von will EAAND WIL Best Traveling Ace 5 ket b this ER. Al Ticket Agents can via this road and Ch Rage Free of Charge OMAMIA TICKET OFFICES—1234 farnbam St., or. 14th, am at Union Pacific Depot. ¢ ual “In Colormio Central and cket Office. A OFFICE—2 Now Montgom- , mot ob- For information, folders, maps, & diress any nable at Home Ticket Offico, ent of the Company, or MARVIN HUCHITT, W. N STENNITT, Gen’l Pass. Agent, CHICAGO, ILL. JAMES T. CLARK, Gen'l Ag’t Omaha & Counctl Bluffs. SHORT LINE 1880. K. €., ST. JOE&C.B.R.R,, Is the ouly Direct Line to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. No chane of cars betweon Omaha and 8t. Louls and but one botween Omaba aud New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS REACHING ALL e wiiat are thex? Tear what Ex-Masor G: and prominent citizen of Pi o depriving me of nsulting a number Address The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co. PIQUA, ORIO. . F. GooDyA et TRACTORS. The owner sf the celebrated , near LOUTSVILI E, , has the depot t Lonisvillé, on ilroad, WHITE BRICE Kaclin to fill any order at reasonable prices, Par- ties desiring a white front or ornamental brick will do well to give us a call or send for sample. . T A. HOOVER, Proj T FEVER AND AGUE. Southwestern my2t Without Change of Carsl Eastern & Western Cities With b ‘Atr-Brake. EFSEE THAT YOUR TICKET READSWA £ Via Kansas City, St Joseph and®a €3 Council BlnfTh k. K., vla SUBa. £ATJoeand St Louis. ® Tickets tor sale at all coupon stations In the J.'F. BARNARD, Gew'l Supt. Pass. Ageat, Omaha. Gen'rl Agent, Omaha. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC AND St. Pam & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Relwable Siowx City Route! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFFS to ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMARCK, And all pointsin Northern Iowa, Minnesota and akota. is equipped with the Im. inghouse Automatle Air Brakes and apler and Baffer. Aad for i SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT 2 t rawing Room sud hl" HOURS 1§ ApvaNce oF Axy Oruer Route. 30 p. e Trans uncil Bl u. Do suro that your tickots read vi LR F. C. HILLS, nt, Misouri Valley, Iowa. NSON, Ass't Gen'l Pass. Agent. J.'H. BRYAN, bt and Passenger Agent. Councl Blufts THROUCH TO CHICACO THE CELEBRATED 0STETTER, RS Defensive Medication Taa precaution wh'ch should never be neglect— ed when danger and thercfore a course of the Bitte Iy desirable, especially for the fec le Asa remedy for biliousness, dyspepsia, nervou noss, and bowel comyly comparable to this wholesome re torative. For sale hv all Drugsiataana Dealers generally SANTA CLAUS FOUND. Greatest Discovery of the Age. Wonuertul discoveriesin the world have been made Among other things where Santa Claus stayed, ot, 1t really he liges in a mount: Last yoar an gycursion saile And suddenty Gropped Where wondar of wonders they fotnd a new land, appeared on cach hand. ing liko ours, with more o8 than cv 03 of & rain exquisite fragrance were grow were scen, irls with the i While flowers of ing aronnd. Not long were they left to wonder in doube A bei o7 had heard much about, ‘Twas Santa It and thisthey all sas, e leoked like the pictur He drove up a team that looked v Twas a team of grasshoppers inste Ho rodo in a shell instead of a sleizh, But he took them on toard aud drove them away. Ho showed them all And factories makin Furrlers were working To Bunce's they said they were sending them all. i le, the Glove faker, told them at once, All our Glovea we are sending to Bunce, Santa showed them suspenders and many things or hig wonderful realm, coods for women and mén mere. Saying T slse took these to friend Bunce's store. Banta Claus then whispered a secret be'd tell, As in Omaha every one knew Bunce well, Ho therefore shoutd send his goods to his cate, Knowing his friends will get their full share. Now remember ye dwellers fn Omaha town, All'who want presents to Punce’s go round, For shirts, collare, or gloves great and small, Bend your sister or aunt one aud all. ‘Bunce, Champion Hatter of tho West, Douglas rret. Gman SO Sl ST B.A. Fowurg. FOWLER & SCOTT, ARGHITEGTS. Designs for buildings of_any description on exibibition at our office. W have had over 20 Jauxs K. Scorr., ears expefience in designizg and superintend. ¢ pable pullding snd resticnces. - Flas And estimat on ghort o tes farnishod ROOW & TTNINN RLOCH 3 TWO DOLLARS WILL SECURE THE WEEKLY BEE or ca‘alogus aad tor large oaders. Au23-eviuEm Ave., Detroit, Mich: A prices. Special prices gt For One Year. CHICAGO BURLINGTON & (QUINGY RAIT.ROAD. With Smocth ard Pertect Track, Elegant Pas- e s, an PULLMAN SLEEPING & DINING CARS Itis arknowledged by the Press, and ail wko 'y travel nver it, 1o b the Best Avpointed and Best Managed Foad in the Country. PASSENGERS GOING EAST Should bear in mind that this is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO, "And Points East, North and Northwest. Passengers by this Route have choice of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, And the Advantage of Six Daily Lines of Falace sl New York City Without Change. ress Trains on this lineare equipped with e Patent Air Brakes and Safety Plaiform and ‘Couplers, the mos. Perfect Fro- tection Against. Acci- dents in the world.. PULL¥AN PALAGE SLEEPING AND D'NING CARS ‘Are run on th eBuriington Route. D Gen. West'n Pasm. Ag'. St. Joo., Mo, Omaha. P. DUEL, Ticket Agent, Omaba. AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS, For all the purposes of a FAMILY PHISIO, CURING Stomacn and it, and Purifying the Bl purgative yet perfectes ndantly show how much they excel all other Pills. Tney are safe and pleazant but powerful ¢ cure { humors from the blood ; th ¢ disordered organs into part health and tone tothe whole the every day eom- plaints of everybody, but formidable and dange . Most tificates of cur Denetita derived from theso Bills. They are the dren, because mild ugar costed, they < purely vegutable, PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER & CO,, LOWEEL, MASS . Practical and Analytical Chemists Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine. PG Srsekinyourown tovn. _1erme 1ad g ou'flc froe. Adéress B, Hallett & Coy Pertiand, M SUBSCRIBE FOR And everything &J KIDNEGEN is highly recommended and u , Bright's Disea or Foul Kidneys, Drops; Nervous Debility, or any O Bladder Diseases. Also for Y Poisoning, in infected malarial s 1t not found at sour Dru 5 0F Grocers, wo w office to you 1A WHO IS UNACQUAINTED SEE BY E: LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, lils Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS SON & €0, d stions, Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use and DEALERS e v o< cuis Y i SouNTRY. s ICAGO, ROC! S THE GREAT CONNEC e A. KIMBALL., Gew ) Superintendent. FURNITURE, BEDDINC, FEATHERS, WINDOW LOWEST #p 34 mon th st ertaining to the Fu pholstery Trads. A GOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW COODS AT THE N, L. aud Pussgr Azt SHADES. rniture and PRICHES. CHAS. SHAIVERIO 1208 and 1210 Farnham Nireet, ~Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator FOR CURFS RHEUMATISM. CURES COUGHS and COLDS. CURES RHEUMATISY, CURES COUGHS and COLDS CURES SORE THROAT. CURES DY FTHERIA. ———————— CURES LAM BACK and STIFE JOINTS CURES LAMP BACK, and STIFF JOINTS. ————————— CUTS sud REUISES. cRESBI 1N fri BKUISES. CURESE NS, CUTS DRUGGISTS.” SOLD IN OMAHA BY Al 6 5 £ Go o Your Druggist for Mise Freemaa's THE WEEKLY BEE, The Best in the,West. They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Eeam Walking Cultivator, with or without Syrings. The New Force Feed Buckeve Drill, one or two Horse Styie. Enquire for them at the best dealers. F. H. PUGH, Gen. Agent, Umaha, Neb 1880. NERVOUS DEBILITY Weakness and Prog n from overworie Humphreys' Indiscretion and prom Homeopathies.: 'sSpecific No. 28 DR. A. S. PENDERY, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN LAS PERMANENTLY LOOATED HIS MED« ICAL bo_cor New National Dyes. For brightoess sod dats- billty of coloe thoy ‘are unequalied Color 20 §Ba, price 1§ ceats, uited o day, a0 parts of tao city aad county o recelpt of leite o talogams.