Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 2, 1880, Page 3

FRENCE, Shinzton, 1. C.) aruhaw St Omaba, d Govern- ment Claims. Retor, 5 permision 10 0] C.F. Mander. | 5 SO L3, In adyance (postpad) sonbim 4 B B, a4 T Ry | gmonos T ; | 916 Parnham, bet. 9th and 10tk Strects TEBMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, A- T. CROSSLEY, | ND COUNSELOR AT LAW— 4 South 16th 8¢ , bet. Farnham and 2w 1m S A = HiRax A. STURGES. ‘W. W. Bartusrr STURCES & BARTLETT. A TTORNEVATLAN--No 1, CreightonBock, Omab, Neb. "CHARLES POWELL, _ USTICE OF THE PEACE—C ommer 16th and Faraham Sts., Omaba Neb. WM, SIMERAL, TTORNEY AT LAW—Campbeil's Block, 1801 Street between Farrian end Doatias D. L. THOMAS, TIORNEY AT LAW—Loans morey, buye ‘s solls real estate, Boom §, Creighton ok Jd A A A‘H‘o&\'lv AT LAW—Office tn Hansoom's Dk, with Goorgs . Priichett 1008 acia S OMAHA, XEB._ DEXTER L. THOMAS, AflDlfl!‘f AT LAW-—Crulcksnank ¢ Bulid A. M- CHADWICK, TTORNEY AT LAW—Office 1604 Paruham Sir et A. SWARTZLANDE TIORNEY AT LAW—Oor. 18thand Furuem WILLIAM A. FONDA. TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Room No. 6, Frenzer Block, opposite Post OMAHA, NEE gt Block, pext o Post Office, OMAHA, 2%Patents Procured. @8 KOTARKY PUBLIC. OOLLEOTIONS MADE E D. MCLAUCHLIN. Y AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF ( PEACE—Southesst corner Fifteeuth ections Promptly Attended t0.%3 O'BRIEN & BARTLETT, Attorneys-at-Law, _OFFICE-Unlon Block,Fiftecnch ané Farubam' A. L. ROBISON. TIORSEY ‘AT LAW —Foon Creichion AT ok Sl D.S. NTOMN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. KARBACH BLOCK. COR. DOUC. & I5TH STS. OMAHA, NEB. W. J. Conneli, Attorney-at-Law. Oftos:Frout rooms, up stairs, fo, Hasecou's brick balldiag, N- W, corner Fifteenth aad b o 0 S RepICK & REDICK, Attorneys-at-Law. Rpeta stestion il s gtvem 0,60 wuiee ecoaaions ot ey wirion: i e e Sk Goura o the e st e nited States. Office, Farnham St., opposite ‘Court House. EDWARD W. SIMERAL, TIORNEY AT LAW-Room & Crotgticn res . ToBdh C. F. MANDERSOH, Aflomv AT LAW—343 Faraham Strest braska. Omaha Ne RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorneys-at-Law. EKENNEDY’S EAST INDIA o ¥ eqs’ zZ %éc 2 SE§ > 2R EEE‘ 34 T8 ] =g <« g §¥ 3§ BITTERS! ILER & GO0, SOLE MANUFAOCTURERS3 OMAHA. Neb, AYS A new and hitherto unknown remedy_for all Qienses of tho Kidueys, Biadder, aua Urinary T poRuvery cure Dinbetes, Gravel, Drop: , Bright's Disesse, inability o Fetain of expoll e Trine, Catareh o the Biadder, high colored and_scaniy urine, Painful Urinating, LAMF BACK, General Weakness, and all Female Com- platots. ———— It avolds internal medicines, #8 certain in it fects and cures when nothing clso can For sale oy all Druggiste or sent. by mail free upon recetpt af the price, 82.00. DAY KIDNEY PAD CO., PROP'RS, Toledo, O. £grsend yone sddrom for ur lule book « o Tite e Saved~ JAMER R 15K IRON TURBIHE WIND ENGIN MANUFACTURED BY Mast. Fo s & Co., Springfield, 0. Ihe Strongest aud Most Dursble WIND ENGINE In the Werld. Hunirods n usein Jows and Nebraska by Dealers in nearly every county. This cut represents our Buckeye Force Pump { “which fa “partionlariy adapted to Wind Mill @se, aa 1t works easily and throws s constant stream, and does not freeze up in the cold- eat woather. Send for price list W. H. RAYNER, ‘Westeru Ag't, Umaba, Neb. Sold iNE THBLES THE MAILS. C &N W.RR,630a. m, 240p. m. CB. 0 p CR b e o & 5. City. UP o8 B & o& 0 0 ing out of Omaha to Union Depot, OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND SIOUX B &M R.R. in NEBRASKA. [masr] :501 e Keimradur o | e ot Red Cloud (srr)7:56pm | Plattsm'th (ar) 4:20 pm. Bloom'gton(ar)8:25 pm | Om ha (arr) 55 p m s Iv) 8:05 2 m | Bloom's (a) Brgion e | Hastegs () Sy ™ Orleans (I¥) 7:30 & m | Indisncla (+7) 1:90 pm Orleans (ar) 7:00 p m | ludianois (Iv) 280 pm a Exp p. m | Expross ERIDGE DIVISION U. P. R. R. ‘Daily except Sundays. COMMERCIAL. Omaha Wholesale Markets, Ownana, September 1, 1880 AKNED GOODS. “S"Oysters, 2 b cans, ¥ case. . do ~do’ 11hcan,percase. . LightWeight Oysters 2 1b ¥ case Salmon, 11, ¥ d do_ 2, ¥ dozen. Standard Tomatoes,2 Ib, ¥ case “ 73 T, @ case Standard Peaches, 3 1b, ¥ case. “ “ 7 21h, @ case. Raspberries, 2 10, ¥ case. ... Blackberries, 2 Ib, ¥ case. Corn, 2 Ih.g case.".... Apples, Gal, ¥ doz Narrow Fat Peas String Besus. 2 6 0 0000 9 80 L0 0O 89 10 8O £SVEEREEBLEUSES GhaTonl b, ¥ case, ver case. ... SUNDRIES, King's New Discovery have been used Nutmags. 10 | within the last year, and have given Pepy 17 Wfim satisfaction in every instance. Allspice 17| We can unhesitatingly say that thia i Cloves . 2 | really the only sure cure for throat e 9 | and lung affections, and can cheerful- Cobien, 601, 13 | Iy recommend it to all. Call and get Greenwich Lye, perica 885 | u trial bottle free of cost, or a regular Beans,per bushel. 180 | yize for $1.00. J. K. Ish,Omaha. (3) Cheese full cream g GLAS Window Glass, 60 per cent. dis- Buckien's Arnica Salve i The Brst Sauve in the world for o o HARDWARE. Cuts, Bruiscs, Sores, Ulcora, Salt Common Bar.......oooiveane 3 | Rhoun, Faver Sores, Totter, Chapp- Horse-shoe bar.... 4 | ed Hands, Chilblains, Corna, aud all Norway nail rod. ¥ | kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve o |8 zusranteed to giso perfoct anticiac- 1§ | tiod in every caso or monoy re iunded. Price 2 cents per box. For salw by sdly ISHT, Ownh Tens, upwarda..... 550 = m— e shos ' 550 “ ‘mule ... 650 | CHICAGO SHOT TOWER (0. Omaha nails—tens, upwards. 3 50 Nwstr'shn ....... ;'i(gl‘g Manufacturers of Putnam nails .. @ STANDARD SHOT BROWN COTTONS. b f 3 ) 10 Nebraska, Standard “AA” DN, B 16 i 134 8 15 14 18 15 14 13 9% | It & 10 ) ] UY IT. 12 B R O BESTIN WARKET. M@ | g W, BLATCHFORD & CO 18 | Manutactarers of Lead Pipe,Shootand Bar Lead, Block Tin, Pipe ana Lireeed Ofl 16 | ORDERS SOLICITED, l‘? OETLING CITY & PACIFIC T AILROADS. # beaded, 6 in,, No. 1 Express......800a, m. | Fxpross.... 4:30p m. e NGRS Daily Except Sundays. i * 4and6in, No. Espress. ... -640pm | Mall %0 p m i WABASH, AT LOUISE FAGIFIC, © | Straw board, 4 v O G battons, per 100 lin i A Well curbing - 2 - o |-t Rough 4, avd 2 in., in batts, High winos, pergal Alcohol, 180 per cent French spirita, proof. . Marshall's bousbon whisky ... Miller's bourbon whisky. .. Brandy, Gin, 100 per cent ... Towa nut. White Breast @ Sueassa &% Framing. 18 ft. and under. 520 0 7 ~ b add ft. overls, 50 B.&St, Fencing, No. 1, 12 to 20 ft. 22 00 PRE ¢pm ™" No. 2,12 to 20 ft. 20 00 &KV trom Lincoln, 1910 p. m, Sheeting, dressed, No. 1 20 00 (21; .Inr"!lh‘- : m. o No. 2. 19 00 e e . loave but cacea | COmMOR boards, dressed *_". 2200 3?‘ i il TOCK BOARDS. e opes m Sun ‘AL Poutomater. 8% Arrival And Departure of L Trains UNION PACIFIC. g gta) 25 00 Daily Expross..... fluy Mixed. 40100 do Frelghi. =2 oI No. 1 sidi 25 00 No.2 22 50 No.3 “ 20 00 PioKETS, No. 1 picketa, per M. 32 50 Nog « '« 2 00 rovsamN, No. 1 finish, 13, 13, and 2in. 55 00 ] s Ned w T Ty i 0 Exprom.... 340 p:m. | Expross v2 o« 1% e ‘Sandays excopted. o Ll o 83838 888 Lrnw wow mavoe SREBR RB8Y 2 SNIZRATLERIZSI per 100 ft. lin Leave Omaha, dally.—8 » m,9s.m,10 8 m., | (5 7i B s o m. 3., 6. m, oy, | Cedar hajres Tio. s B " Leave Councll Biufts;—:25 8. m., * Quarter 81, 3 16 1035 m e m, L p Oak, 4z . : 30 Thaoae el e oar trips on onvia casing, B} and 6 in., Mumcla 2 e A 01 100 Tt i, o 300 Oak plank andtimber, por M. 40 08! Clear lar .. < . 50 00 100 66 1140 &, m. 63 p. m 7. Dall Skcept Sunday. ;’i OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY R.R. - 15a17 LRAYVE ARRIVE. . 10a12 L10: 4:36 p.m. 25al 50 LIQUORS, WINES, ETC. r gal. . per © weaEEns LB Ean very fine, per gal. common to fine. . " Holland, 90 per cent. 58H8888288885%8838EEER BUTTER AND EGUS, Rums, mizd Jamaica, per gal. 1 5 Choicetable. 109140 | ** " New England.. 5 Packers lots. 1qg Keunedy Bitters per gal. Freeh: oggs, per 23 = e Ty Champagnes, pints in baskets. 2 25 | Domestic champaigue . % Dacks 9@9| Tuetwias marcass. 5 Ales, Edinbu “ Bass & 10 | Guinness Dublin stout . 1 LEATHER. 108 | Bost alaughter sole e 82 108 | Best oak: : 4 10 | French ki 1101 40 98 | French calf, 1 50a2 10 L Domestic ki hal 10 gfi% tholcs aud very' bright. o Domestic calfs © 110a1 30 it Table Dri) . . [emlock u ', per fool . 25826 Now Orloans Mollnsses. 50 | Oak upper. per foot . T Market advancing. Grain, upper per foot - % ¥ COFFER. 1y | L ,..,..,é’:. . 800a9 50 o prime t;’ci::;‘m- lss Topplag, per o % 11 00 Rio fair to good... 15 | Mortpocs Gootles) : b4 “ Simon pe 0.6 i “ glove kid RICE. Boot webbing, per foof 3 Tl HARNESS LEATHER. “ 8; 42 6 41 7 8 30 No. 2 Hemlock . 87 COAL Stop that Cough. If you are suffering with a Cough Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Consumption, loss of voice, tickling of the throat, or any affection of the Throat or Lungs, use Dr, King's New Discovery for Consumption, This is the great remedy that is causing so much excitement by its wonderful cures, curing thousands of hopeless cases. Over a million bottles of Dr. 70 NORTH CLINTON 8T, m‘p ‘The Glant Pla Louis Republican. Between eightand umo 'clock every | clear evening there may now be seen, a Little north of east, & large and bril- liant star which, familiar as it is to all ns, is_slways a " Tt has re- ceived—and well deserves—the name of “the gisnt planet;” it mass exceed- very considerably that of all other | planets in our system combined. A few facts iu regard to this celestial wanderer—drawn from the latest and beet astronomical suthorities—may be interesting 1o our readers; though to the ' scientific portion they will, of courae, lack the element of novelty. Jupiter exceeds the earth in yolume about thirteen hundred t mes; in mass about two hundred and times. This shows that his specific gravity is much lesa than that of the earth; less, indecd, than that of wa- ter. His mean diameter is about 85,- 000 miles; but in consequence of rapid rotation on his axis, the equatorial exceeds the polar diameter by 5000 miles. His mean dis ance from the sun is 480,000,000 miles—that of the earth is sbont 92,000,000—but the ec- s ual cistance range between 457,000, 000 and 503,000,000. The Jovian year, orperiod of revolution round the sun, is fifty days less than twelve of our years. The Jovian day is about nine hours and fifty-five and a halfminutes. Telezcopic examination shows two belts, or bands, stretching across the disk of the planct; one light and the other dark. They are ofa frequent changes, seldom presenting the same appearancs on two successive nights. In fact, they may be consid- ered as one belt or band, and are sup- sed to be vaporous or cloud-like formaifons produced by causes not yet thoroughly understood. It is be- Tieved by those most competent to ex- press an opinion on the difficult sub- Ject, that Jupiter is not yet covered with a solid crust, like that on which we live, but is in a liquid or gaseous condition, as our earth once was. It seem certain that the interior has an excerdingly high temperature, almost a8 great as that of the sun. Iuno other way can the rapid changes no- ticeable on the sarface be accounted for. Ttis also strongly suspected thut Jupiter shiues partly by his own light; though what proportion of the light'is origival, and how much is borrowed from the sun, is not yet as- certained, and probably never will be. “The gisut planet” is attended by four satellites, or moous, whose di- ameters—as nearly as they can be es- timated—range between twenty-two hundred and thirty-seven hundred miles. The diameter of our moon is twenty-one_hundred and sixty wiles These satellites ure specially iaterest ing to non-scientific paople on account of their association with Galileo. They wero among the earlicst dis- coveries of that great and sorely per- secuted astronomer, having ben found by him with his first rude tele- scope. Some of them at least cav be seen when the atmosphere is clear, by the aid of a good opera-glass; and it is claimed that exceptionably strong eyes have seen them wiihout assist- ance. Galileo's discovery was re- ceived with incredulous scorn_ by the scientists of tha diy. One of them, med Clavius, insisted tnat it was an optical delusion. He, however, locked and was convinced. A more obstinate philosopher declined to use the tele- scope lest he should be cenvinced, and died an unbeliever. When Galileo heard of his death he quietly re- marked, “Thope he saw them while on his way to heaven.” The satel- lites ara too small and too distant for accurate examination of theirsurfaces, nor can_their sudden and surprising changes in brillisncy bs satisfactorily explained, though mauy ingenious theories have bean propounded. This year Jupiter wil be in tion October 7. (Planets are said to e in opposition when their longitude differs 180 degrees from that of the sun, 8o that they rise at sunset and thirteen | centricity of hie orbit makes the act- | very complex charaoter and undergo | hun'ered y'ars can relize the change Tks. Sich of us ’ars in de fucher d to see juzs wid as lib a huu'ered will not be surp: free nandles, c/ffee pots dat shet up like a jack-knife, rat traps dat illamin- ate de house, an’ rockin’ cha'rs dat sail aroun’ on wheels.” The speaker closed midst cheers and applause, and for the remainder of the eveninz wos given the seat of honor under the bear-trap. A Gold-Backed Spider. Virgiia City (Nev ) Chronicle. A case that strongly reminded soma people of Poo's atory of “The Gold Bug,” turned up in the court of Jus- tice Moses recently. A Mra. Turner, residing at No. 187 North Howard street, found the gold watch and chain belonging to ex-Officer Kinzle in her water cloget abont a week ago. She told the neighbors of her discovery, and this coming to the ears cf the | officers, caused an investigation and | the recovery of the property. Mra. | Turner testiied that she found the | watch while hunting fora pot spider. | This morning a Chronicla repcrter called at her house and she gave a more explicit account of the spider. About a year ago_she noticed that a {large black spider has located its |web in one of the upper corners of the water closet. The insect woa marked with & large gold spot on its back, and Mrs, Turner bocame impressed with the idea that the gold spot was sign of gaod luck. She accordingly told her chil- dren to_leave the insect unmolested : acks, SICK iEADACHE, Colic, De Splrits,” SOUR STOMACHL. flenr s pression of ‘onthern Remedy Is war, asingte pa Purely g ; | i curc ali Diseases caused i | tho Liverand toweis. * Complaiut are » Bitter or bad tasto tn the mouths Fain i the Back,Siles or Joiotaofte’ misiaken forRhouma: i Sour Livs of Appeite; Bowela aiely costive . Tax; Hoadaches Loss of Semory. Wit a paints! sensation of basing fal i 40 63 somothing which onght. o have” been doue Dobility, Low Spiits, 3 hick yellow. ap- prarance of the skin and Eyes,a dry Cough of- fen mistaken for Conmmption: Sometluscn many of these iymptoms sttand the dscace, =t ochern ey fewsht sho Livar, the iargest arcan n the body, i generaly the seat o the diasase, and if ot feuiated i time,great s i death wil e dnceso of th Liver, Heariouen. and. Draperetes dtseaze of the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspe Simmong’ Liver Regulator. Lewis G. Wunde 3 1025 Mastor Screet, Asmistant Filladelpns, "W Rave testad ta virtues, personally, and Know that for Dyspepeis, " Hilliposncss:” and Throtbing Headache, ¢ 1 the best medicine th worti aver saw: o bava tried forty oth Tomedies before Simmons’ Liver Regaisor, but ome of them xavo. s mors than. temporary re- I but the Regulstor. ot only ‘redeved b cared e Editor. Telskrsph and. Memengor, Micon, G axeacTuRRe oY T Poat Maste: It lived in a state of undisturbed and pampored repose in ifs web, which s00n became very large and heavy. The spider was occasionally fed by the children, who left dead flies and crumbs of bread within its reach. A faw days ago, however, the littioweav- er was missing, and Mrs. Tarner be- gan a rigid search for it, and while thus engoged she found the gold watch and chain, which were subse- quently identified s the property stolen from the room of ex-Officer Kinzle. The trial of the boys accused of the robbery i still in progress. Fire and Water-Proof Paper. A paper, which experiments have shown to bo thoroughly fire proof, has recently been brought out, and, with tho use of an iuk, which s also held to be defiant t) the elements, ths pub- lic will soon begin to feel that import- ant documents of the futurs are .0 be secure against their most Jangerous enemy. Asbestos, borax and_alum are among the inzredients of the pa- per, which is folluowed by a bath of sum shellac dissolved in_ alcohol, or other suitable solvent of that gam, which imparts to the paper a thor- ough water-proof quality. The sala- mander ink for this peculiar inven- tion can be used for either printing or wri ing. Water prouf paper is no novelty, for it has been for many years used in the manufacture of small race bats and kindred craft. Recently, how ever, it Lns sls0 beon used ns u coating on iron ships to prevent fouling un- der water. While this covering i eral hundred per canc cheaper than wood orcopper, it is - Iso claimed to be far superior in every respect RESOLUTION ORDERING SIDE- WALKS. Be it resclved by the City Council of the City of Omab That u sidewalk bo within fiftecn this date, constructed and laid to tho 2] 2 Capitol addition, south sid of Ded Bioet wide. Eaat 00 feet of west 13 feetf lot 2, apitol addi t wide, outh side of Chicago strect in block 57 To be repalred—Lot 8, weat sido of 19th street In block 46— feet wide! Such_sidewalk to be cor setat sunrise ) During the next four years he will be in opposition, on the aversge, about a month and ssven days later each year; that is about the middle of November, 1881, the latter part of December, 1882, and corre- spondingly later in 1883 and 1884. For a month or two preceding tte date of opposition he will rise late in the evening. In the three months fullow- ing opposition he is always visible esr- lier, somewhere betweenthe southeast and southwest. How Proof Reaaing Sounds. Some writer has produced a poem entitled **Sounds from the Sanctum.” It roads just too pretty, and gives rise to the thought that the author never visited the sanctum when business was in full blast. If he had called about midaight, for instance, he would have soen two saints, ono pouring over a proof-slip, the other hulding the copy, and the sounds would have been some- “As flowers without the suvshine fair—comma—so comma —without you—comma—do I—fuil stop—breathe » durk and dismal Copy Holder—*“Thunder! not mare —air.” Proof Reader—*1 breathe a dark and disaal air—comma—of flowers— comma—" Copy Halder—*‘Shoot the comma.” Proat i REa B I Tis Bdons iiAs) flowers without the sunshine fair— semicolon—confound slug ceven, ho nover justifies his liues—No joy in life—comma—no worms— Copy Holder—Warmth." Proof Reader—‘No warmth I share—comma—and health aud vigor- ous flies— Copy Holder—*‘Blazes! and vigor fly—" Proof Read fiy—full stop. That's about the cound of it when poetry is on deck. Health —+Health and vigor ‘What is Coming Detroit Frvo Press. As s00n a8 the meering was fairly under way, Brother Garduer au- nounced that Judge Aflidavy Martin, late of Alabama, but now travell: in the north as the agent of a pa‘ent fish-hook, was present and desired to address the elub “Our Future.” Tt was voted to hear the address, and after being received in due_form and iutroduced, the judge stood upon the platform aud began: “Wa mus’ uot look in de past fer vur fucher. No man kin tell what der nest hun'erd y'ars will bring fo'th by lookin’ ober do feuce of ule graveyards! What am our fuche! = Wha kin tell what dis mashu will amount to 1f it keeys on in de way it hez bezun! If any one had tuld you twenty years ago dat to-night 1 would stan’ befo' you with a paper collah on my neck, you would have <et me down as an assassin, yet de march of improvement hag a eben more dan dat. Kurde sum of fifty cen's you kin have a brass waich chain fixed up w0 nigh like gold dat you kin work it in on a hoss rrade for lifty dollars. Ef anybody had told Geqrge Washington dat de day would come when shirts would button bo hind, what would that great man have saidl Dis keutry am a mighty {clock. Ebery time de pentium !swings a child am bo'n. Ebery time de minit haud takes a jump | somebody come to the front wida new sort o’ stomach bitters or an improved |'rat-trap. Ebery hour ticks off aw a mile ¢ ralroad built, a bridge laid down, » hill leveled or & forest clear- mplished | plank, au 1 to Se In width a: the rspective owner or owne scribed premiscs are hereby required to covstrit 0 sama. Omaha, August 95th, 1 So. IF M EAGLES_AND BALLS = FOR FLAC STAFFS AND BANNERS- Detroit, prices. Special prices given for lar, NOTICE. Catans, Augast 27th, 1850, There will be a meeting of the Stockholders « the Mechanic's Mining and Smelting Co., (expir- ed by limitation) »t the Durast engue hous Septembor 14th, 1830, at pose of reorganization company. Al partics intes queated to bo present, as busine:s of great im- portance to them will ‘be transacted. K LONG, Tiustee. a7 sepd&l U. S. MARSHALS SALE. In the Circuit Court of the United States, for ‘the District of Nebraska. Charles W. Seymour et al. vy Wm. P, Young, debtor, and John 1. Bw Y. Irwin, W. T. Donovan, ) Lamaster, and Nathan . Moffitt, sure- ties. In pursuance and by cution issued out of the circuit court of the Unite 1 States for the district of Ne- braska, bearing date July 20th, 1880, and to me directed and delivered, I have lev- jed upon and taken all the right, title and interest of the aforesaid defendants, or either of them, in and to the following lands and tenements, Tn Douglas county, Nebraska, the sw sec. 11, tp. 14, . 2, tp. ange 1, all of which I shall expose to sale, and sell to the highest and best bidder. at public <ale, asthe law di ects, on the 15th day of September, 183, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day, at the north duorof the United States postoffice and court housebuilding, in the city of Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska. id sale is fo satisfy a judgment of said court obtained at its November term, Jt in favor of the said Charles W, Seymour and William W. Wardell, p tiffs, and agaiust the said Wi lia Young et al., defendants WILLIAM DATLY, U. S. Marshal, Dist, of Nebrasl augll-dit-wiw ue of an exe- | i HE CELEBRATED Ovali xteel Tooth tlarrow Manutactursd by b GROVT & GEBBLYGS, Fon i Lac, Win ey cooms Write tor prices biwes 'FREE TO ALL a copy of the ROSEDALE LIBRARY FREE FREE containing 32 large pages, mailed to them, Souding their name and full sddrcss (o STREET & SMITH, NEW YORK WEEKLY, i Rose $t., New York TWO DOLLARS WILL SECURE THE WEEKLY BEE For One Year. Any one who loves good, choice reading can ha | ws | J. 5. ZEILIN & CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA. Soid by all Dragelsta. Acntdon awly Seltzor bubibles In TAKRANT'S PURE Af KT e £-re elixir birth, the 114 sent For the sick man's tuseant uy soLb ¥ STOMACH BITTERS Defensive Medication el should never be negloct— courso of the Iy desirable, e SvTable ¥ his whlaeatms tortoraire K tn b a1 Dracuistsnn beaters éenorally SANTA CLAUS FOUND. Greatest iscovery of the Age. lihavebeenmade ta Claus stayed, ods or not, car an escursion Polo And suddenls droppedinto what scemed like hole Whero wondor of wonders they found a now land, 158 appeared on each hand. taing like ours, with more While Aowers'f cxqu g aromnd, Kot Tong wero they Ieft to wondr i dou Soon cate £1e Wad Board mach about, st Clau' sl 4nd hiathey al s, 1 lke the picturos gec overy sy, o drove up s tewa Shat Tooked yory quee P s et o crsabioppers isteas o etadeer, o rods in a shell instead of sieigh, Bt ho ook them on Gosrd ang drove them Ho showad them al ove his wonderful ealm, ‘And Tuctoris making oods or wormen and méa Fureier wore worki on fats ereat e small BT By vare sl e al. ‘sris Kingle, the Glove Maker, told them at once, Sants shoswed them suspenders and mary things fragrance wero grow All our Glos to Bunce, ta Claus thon whispered a socrof As fn Orvaha every one knew Bunce well, He therefore shot send Lis z00ds to his cars, Knowing his friesds will g Now remember ye All who want presents to Funce's go round, For shirts, collay loves great and small, Sond your sister or aunt one and all. Bage, Champlon Hatter of the West, Douglas DR. A. S. PENDERY, CONSULTINC PHYSICIAN LAY PERMANENTLY LOCATED HIS MED- [CAL OFFIC! 403 Tenth Street, OMAHA, NEBRASKA es In all depariments o both ingencral au Cchronic diseases & dag, and wil vistta 7 and county on roceint of lette Jawms K. Soorr FOWLER & SCOTT, AZCHITECTS. Desiiens for buildings of_any deseription on exihibition at our office. We have had over 20 designiag ana superintond- Plans and BY THE USE OF DR. BOSANKO'S PILE REMEDY. INTERNAL, EXTERNAL, AND ITCHING PILES PRICE, 50 CENTS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT, jon. Address e “\E DR, BO: PIQUA, O. and when you can not obtain it of bim, we il send it, prepaid, on recelpt of price. Dr. Bosanko's Treatise on Files sent free ISANKO MEDICINE CO., a via Tae Chicago & “orthwestern BAT W W, 2,380 MILE® OF ROAD 1t is the SHORT, SURS oute Patwoon COUNGIL BLUFFS CAf !LWAUKEE and o't potits EAST and NORTH CHTH JTHER ~ ROAD THE WEST. It1a the ONLY ROAD betwaen COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO Upon whieh ta run PULLMAN HOTEL CARS! In addition to those and to please all claswes of travalers, It gives FIRST.CLASS MEALS at its EATING STATIONS at 50 cents each ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS | 78 TSRS REhEiSen 1TS EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS If you wish the Best Traveling Accommoda- tlons you will buy vour ticket by this Route EAND WILL TAKE NONE OTH! All Ticket Agents can sell vou Through Tickets via this road and Check usual Bag- Rage Froe of Charge OMAFIA TICKET OFFICES—12}4 Farnham St , Cor. 14th, and at Union Pacific Depot. ENVER OFFICE—In Colondo Central and ‘nlon Pacifc Ticket Offce. SAN FRANGISCO OFFICE—2 Now Montgom- ery Street.. mape, e, not ob- \ce, adiiress any W N STENNITT, For information, folders, tainable st Home Ticket agent of the Company, or MARVIN HUGHITT, o APPETIZER--- For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, The most ace Lemon juice, you immense and § o ita - irtucs and poyula; Put up in Quart Size Bottle: Messrs. LAWKENCE & MAKTIN, 117 while the whisky an patient. THE GREAT AND URE CURE . ASTHMA, CONSUMY- ~eases of the THROAT and LUNGS. [ 7 TION, and all tatle v TOLU ROCK a YEa s, giving More for the money than any article in the market. \ DONT BE DECEIVED by unprincipy o who e to puim off pon vt E{\MIT!QH: tice made,tha OENCINE mabine a GOV 1A T e e L i Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue ¥ KINAL REVENUE ) Guruaes: | Th e BALSA OF 70 Compounded ac Genl or, Gen’) Pass. Agent. | PREPARATION unler the provi CHICAGO, ILL. sold by Druvgists, Apochec aricn and Other Per - JAMES T. CLARK, tax a8 liquor dealers h Gen'l Azt Omahs i Bluffs Yours Respectfully, (Signed) GREEN. B. RAUM, Commissioner SHORT LIN 1880. K.C.,ST. JOE&C. B.R.R,, Is tho only Direct Line to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. No change of cars between Omata and St. Louls and but one between Omaba and New York. SIX DATLY PASSENGER TRAINS RRAHING ALL stern & Western Cities nd 1n wdvance of othor lines. oquipped with Pul ing Carw, Paince Duy Coach T Rotety Piattorm et ani the celebratad atingbouse Alr-Brake. EFSEE THAT YOUR TICKET READSWA £8°ia Kansas City, St Joseph a8 X CouncilBlufla . B, via SRS A JosaniSt. Louis. W Tickets for sale at all coupon stattons In the West. . BARNARD, Gen'l Supt 10UX CITY & PACIFIC Ax0 St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Siowsr City Rowte ! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFFSto ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMARCK, Sol LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, Ills. d by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALERS everywhere socras Y O cHis o IC THIS MAP, THAT YNEI:OI.I"Y" —- ROCK ISLAN ING LINK BETWEEN THE Dining Cars fo ot Pontace “Tigase 1 LINE ARS L. i i ¥ THROUGE with all divergine lnes maparte e e, Oekaloos, Pelin, M 4 i SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT | £ A B i s st Blogat Drasing. oo wnd | BT i aEASATIE T S B e e ey o i & o B8 T S Tt epo, e T Transfer Depot at reaching Sioux atll6a. m, 2#~TEN HOURS 1x AbvaNce or ANy OtaEr Routk. Returning, le Paal at 5:30 p m., ar- riviag at Sioux Clty at 445 3 m.. and Unioa .., and St. Pani o Deautiful prairies o 1liinois and our magnificent Dining Cars Througl, Express Train e, ¢ 1. & al Towa & 16 St will bo the pleasurs e prseine £ enjoring your mienls Pacifc Transfer Depot, Council Biufe, at 0:50 | Teak a8 good st wezvect i sy st aom. Bo suro that your ticketa read via 5. C. | T8 poreriing e fict = FER R FCHILLS, [ paople preter stparate Superintendent, Mimouri Valley, lowa | parpiats (and the im A EA T B woRr: s e iy o AC B s e masrantin o iEAN i A Southwestern Freight and Paswiger Agent. my3pt ‘Council Biafte THROUCH TO CHICACO Without Change of Carsl TEHE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & QUINGV RAITROAD. With Smocth and Perfect Track, Flegant Pas- senger Ccaches, and PULLMAN SLEEPINC & DINING CARS knowledged by the Press, and el who travel uver it, 10 be the Best Appointed and Best Managed oad in the Country PASSENGERS GOING EAST Should bear in mind that thia is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO, And Points Exst, North aud Northwest. Passengers by this Route have choice of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, And the Advantage of Six Daily Lines of Palacs Sicaping Cars from Chicago to New York City Without Change. press Teains on th the Weatinghouse Patent Air Brakes Miller's Patent Safety Platform and ‘Couplers, the most Perfes tection Against Acci- dents in the world. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND D'NING CARS Arerunont eBurington Koute o are equipped with ™ Intormation concerning Fontes, Rates, ima comnerlone 20 Wil o Gty hen 1y Sopiying ot ihe g of the. Furd glon Koute, i Street, Omaha, brasks. 5. "D w. HITCHCOCK. G ci. Gen. Weatn Pam AR 2.0 PRI, Gaersi Agent, Omal W P DU L, feps-at ket Agent Omaba AYER'S HAIR VICOR. | RESTORING GRAY HAIR! To Its Natural Vitality and Color. | Adeaneing sears | sickness, care, di pointient, and | Cliue 1 toshedpre. matarely. “Avans Hate v B ook, by lone and oven that 1 e fali ¢ of bair 1§ immeiately often ? ranessthe giowth | nd always surely restores 18 color, when fade It stimulates the mutri.ive organs e promerven botl the hair wid it brashy, weak or sickly hair bo o pliable. and s 3 lost ling hair i thiccen ir orcinas col- ¢ cares . Its oper-ion is surcan o= eals sl nan sl : S the scalp areimpursiie. remming for" adics nair, the Vioow is prateed for 18 Srateful and sgrecable perfame, it for the soft Listroand richneraof 016 rapa PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. AYER & CO,, Lowell, Mass, Pracucal and Analytical Chemists. LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALER 1§ MEDIC % In your own wwn. Lerms s3d ree. Address H. Hallett & Co., Pertiand, o A. KIMBALI And evorything e this C o ALKANSAS CITY, with all lines for the and Southwest. OHN, i aud Pasdgy ae. Gea'l Superintendent. CHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS. WINDOW Ortainin Jpholste SH aADES. “urniture A GOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES COELMASS. SITAVEFKOIL 4 o t5 12t 1205 and 1216 Farnbam Siree Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator FOR 1880. e MANUFACTURED BY P.P.MAST& ke Buckrye Improved Iron Eenm Walking or without S Sivle The New Foree Fe: two Horse Enquire tor them ¢ F. H. PUGH, ¢ feale ten. Agent, Umaha, Neb 'NERVOUS DEBILITY | Humphreys' i Mot | ey, Homeopathictss: 2 z=Specific No. 28. % COUGH fo YITHEKIA CURES SORE. TH Fs CURFS LAM CURES LAMF BACK EACK, " JAddrem DAVE toirementa, 3 GREENE, SOLD IN OMAHA BY e ¥ Go to Your Drugl Now Natioual Dyes. bility of olor they arn ansanallel 5 Ba,, orica 13 conts Adirars Tra08 Co e Tand. M