Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 15, 1880, Page 3

S D e i e e ‘W e F S & Patents, Pen-icns and Govers- © P Mandr, o T L K + 7w Befora, by prrwmios, 0 Geul oo, Hou. &.d Poppietim, Es A. T. CROSSLEY A TIOREET ARD CutNsy_gp No. 234 South 15tk 5 o0 M, ATE o AT Law—Ro'm 8, Creighton 2B Shal'st, OMAHA. NEB. - D. L. THOM! A aommy ar g 7o i sl real cmate, Hoom e -4 A C. TROUP, A TTORNEY AT 1AW~ 1 Farunam A. SWARTZLANDE Amm AT LAW—00r. 13t and Purnham - T R— WILLIA A. FONDA. AWY R _Ofoo—1r Block, next to LV st A-Patents Prooured. W% ¥ OTARY FUBLIC. OOLLECTIONS MADY € 0. MOLAUCHLIN. TIVRNEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF A CE—Soutiueas cormer Pitoenth U'BRIEN & BAPYLETT, Attorneys-at-Law. OFFICE-U",n Elock,Pifteenth an¢ Farnham® A. L. ROBISON. AT e ek OMARA it D5 BENTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. KARBACH BLOCK. COR- DOUG- & I6TH STS. OMAWA, NEB. W. J. Connell, Attorney-at-Law. fos:—Prout roorus, up sairs, lo. Hanscom's ew brick bullding, K. W. comes Fiftevath snd Faroham Streota . KRpioR. s R ko, REpicKk & REDICK, Aetorneys-at-Law. Spets atiention wil be given to al vuta el nXm corporations of “fln]fl o iee s Drtion Siate Crers G EDW’RD W. SIMERAL, TTORXEY AT LAW—Room © Orelghton Bloek, nclen wroota. . MANDERSON, A\ TIORNET AT LAW—04S Furham Biseot Omaba Ngbrasia. PARKE CODWIY, TIORKEY AT LAW~h "and Dovgns e, ity 0. %, B RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorneys-at-Law. Strnt KENNEDY'S EAST INDIA /4 ‘NOLLAMASNOD ‘synoureduvie( suoNqg uNnEWnevy ‘ewCedefq Joy A FAMILY TONIC AND BEVHR.A GH. na BITTERS! ILER & CD,, SOLE MANUFACTURERS OMANA. Neb. &FSend adds Y T e 18 o e vk, R e IRON TURBINE WIND ENCINE MANUFACTURED BY Mast. Fos & Co., Springfield, 0. The Strongest and Most Durable WIND ENZINE In the Werld Hunireds 1 use in lows and Nebrasks 80ld by Dealers 1n nealy every ounty. This cut represents oar Buckeye Force Pump which is particulariy sdapted to Wind Mill use, as it works easily and throws a" constant stream, and does nok freeze up in the cold- st weather. Send for £ price list W. H. RAYNER, Wstern A, Omaba, Neh. THE DAILY BEE Oontains the Latest Home and Tele- graphic Newnof the Day, tatcs Town leave but omces e Ofhixopen from 13101 p. m. Sundaym P TEOMAS F. HALL. Postmttar. Arrival And Departure of undays Excepted. CHICAGO,"ROCK JSLAND & PACIFIO, e on running P out of Omatia to Usion Depok. OMAHA & NCRTHWE-TEEN AND {SIOUX CITY & PACIFIOT ATLROADS. pm | Hed Glowd () Red Cloud (arr7:56pm | Platisa'th Bloom'glon(ar)d:25 pm { Om ta {arr) . REPUBLIOAN VALLEY BAIL} Hastings (i) 5:05 8 m | Eloom'gton (sr) Bioominglon 1:35 pm | Hastings () 656 p m Orleans (1) 750 & m | Indiancia (1) 10 p A Orlcans (s2) T:00 p m | Indisncia () 30 pm SIOUX CITY & Y. PAUL R. R ain | Exp 1090 8 m b | M 27 » WABASH, sT. LOULs & PACI¥IC. M. BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. B. B, Laave Omabs, daily.—S» m, 98 m,10 & m., 1am,1pm,2p. m,3p 0y 0p m,0p =, Leave Cocncll Binfls;—8:25 a. m., 9:25s.m, 3 105 8 m., 112am, 15 p m, 22 p. W, $%p. m. 530 m, 635 p. m, Foar tripe o 8 1.y, ieaving Ouisha st § and 11 a.m.2andbp. m; Council Blufs st 926, 10:%'s m., and 2:98's0d 625 p PAmENOER TRAIN Leave Babai—6a. m, 7 & m, 830 & m, 1 450 p. m.. T:26 p. m Bty S0t Wk 438 o m, 00, m, 140 s, m.E%p m, 700 p. m., 50 p. @ Datly cxoept Bunday. OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY R.R. ¥l vx, Axnrve am, as5p.m. P 1045 ‘Daily except COMMERCIAL. Omaha Wholesale Markets, Owana, September 14, 1880, BUTTER AND EGGS. Cheloetable. X Packers lots. wLoatfiaze 050 60169 10 00 09 i 09 1518 1 018 69 S £3UBBILLIBRISET &G Ty 55 e Faaneys o B el o '3 7 7 ® Jo i) § EEsle BREEEEaoBEE SEFESafie 2 18 0 u fi e (g7, EIIFITIieicETeEiiiiill s SR O | BRI LR I I i I e i £ LT T : 8 ' S8338¢8 -3 2 BEE 8888 2323888 Brse towor Hewen SRSER SNSSRTETERS T3 3 By and Onk plank andtimber, lar ‘allow. mems ‘WINES, ETC, g Erenh i, prof. shall's botirbon wh! Silllor bo Sy common to fine. 15 Gin, 100 per cent . 150 “ " Holland, 90 per cent. 1 Rums, mixd Jamalca, por ¢al. 1 50a3 00 2 New. Boot webbing, per foot. HARNESS LEATHER. New Discovery for Con- eeminl{ the greatest ‘medical remedy ever placed within the reach of suffering humanity. Thou- sands of once hopeless tufferers, now londly proslaim their praise for this wonderful Discovery to which they owe their lives. Not only does it posi- tively cure Consumption, but Coughs, Colds, Asthms, Brorchits, Hay- Fever, Hoarsness and sl affections of the Throat, Chest and Lungs yields st once to its wonderful curative pow- er as if by magic. We do not ask you 10 buy a large bottle unless you know what you are getting. We_therefore eamestly request you to call on your druggist, J. K. Tam, and got a trial bottle free of cost which will convince the most skeptical of its wonderful ‘merits, aud show you what & regular one dollar size bottle will do. For saleby J, K. Ism. [0) Buckien's Arnica Salve The Bst SaLvE in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Uloers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapp- ed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give perfoct aatisfac- tiod In every case or money re fanded. Price 25 cents per box. For ssle by 8dly J. K. ISH, Omaha. —_——— CHICAGO SHOT TOWER (0. ‘Manutactarers of TANDARD SHOT Manufacturers of Lead Pi and Bar Lead, Bk i Pipe s ek Lirced o1 ‘and Ol Cake. 5 | 70 wouT GLINTON ST., SHIGARY. wines, . s 1 Aloohol, 169 ber oent: per gl 210f° . 1 A RONAWAY GIBL WHO EAD QUITE 4 RGUGH FXP. RIENCE IT IN ST. LOUIS sy n'gat Mollie P! lips, proprietress of the house of ill sme, No. 612 Carr a-teet éntered the district police atation, accom- ied by a blend grl of sixteen. s latter was Eama Bradley, who had rua away from het home in Dal- las, Tex. Miss Enma created quite a | seusation in the station house, for she 1ke avythiog but the isual fan o ststion-houss visitors. Her blond haiz was clipped close and at the fore- | !head wa» banged so that it reathed ! | down to hor ejebrowaand made her | Liga Dlue cyes shime out all the more _couspicuously. Upon the top of her bad and looking a3 though it might topple off behind was the cutest picee of silk head goae which | resembled a Turkith smoking tap n | shepo. Her iteat it delicate form | was covered by a dark English walking | euit and her foet were encased in Ox- ford ties, She wore red silk stockings | and the longth of her dre:s was just sufficient to show the ankles they covered. Her hands wers white and very swall and proved, with her pale face, the fact that she was the posses- s0r of a delicate constitution 2ud ohe ill-fitted to_buffet against the world’s rough breakers. Sergt. Reedy was quick to ask_Mollie Philips what was wanted. She said that she had ) awab from hér hoiise that bight, and returned at a late hour to | find Miss Emma there crplog as t ough her heart would hreak. She asked hor why #he ctied, and then the girl told her scory. Sho had run away from home in Dallas, Texas, arriving in this city on Tueeday last* She took lodeings in the Monrce house, on Market sirezt, and remained ther# un: til that night, when she walked out Into thestreet and sauntered arqund, not knowing which way to go. While walking around she was arproaciied by a man who Importuned her to share 4 room with him that night, She was out of money, and having no place eles t0go, she accompani3d him to the Philiins est3tlishment. As200n 0 they were by themselves the gir) hecame frightened and com- menced soreaming with all her might. The other inm+t%s of the house an- sweted her call in short order and asked her why she cried. She told them a siory which cauged them to give her & room by herself. When Phillipa arrived home she took the girl over to the siation, as above noted, and turned ber over to the authori- tes Not only did she do thie, but she furnished her with a soft rug to lie upon that night as well as cover- lots. Yesterday the mayor presented Miss Emma with a tettirn trip ticket to Dallas, and she took the train for home, perhaps a better and certaiiily a wicer pirl. Hek parent: theke are good psople and she s likely not to 1eave them scon agzain. Be t Kind of Sheep. Ame feon Prorkmi, We find that the Cotswold are not healthy in large fl cks; that the Meri- nes, though herlthy and grest pro- duceks of wool, atdount to very little 35 mutton sheep. Tnen the Downs are splendid for mutton, but light, dry, shearers, Now, by a judicious g of three breeds, we get a every respect. #s the markets are present. A heavy shearer of medium or delsine wool, which brings the highest price The ‘mutton is ht for any Englich market, while the active habits antl imuroved constitution render them gocd feeders either on grass or grain. In getting up this cross I would take the best Cotswold ewes and use s large 0| Fronch Merino ram; then on the pro- duce of this breed a Shropshire or Southdown ram. There was a test made of the differ- ent breeds, two years ago, by Andrew Oliver, of Stark county, Il Ona flick of Cotswold ewes he used a French Merino, a Cotswold, and a Southdown fam, and found that the rams from the Southdown took the lead until they were six months old, the Cotswolds led until they were ten mouths old. But, at a year old, the Meriuo cross was equ 11 carcass, and eheared 10} pounds of wool of superi- or quality, while the others averaged 10 pounds. 1 fuliy endorse this statement, but would emphasizo tho value of the Southdown cross. They are extreme- ly hardy, and well adapted to our prairies. Cun The most important part of any crop is the seed planted. Seed corn isgen- erally negleeted at the proper timefor gathering, from the fact that usually any corn wiil grow, and few realize the difference between seed that has barcly sufficient vitality to germinate, and that which pos: the greatest degree of vitalit, o believe the time to gather seed corn to be before frost, and before the gathering of the matn crop. Select only the best filled ears, husk, leaving a few husks to tie up with, and hang up where the rats and mice cannot get it. Some have gathered seed from stalks bearing two ears, until they have established & habit of producing two eara. But we would rather have one good ear than two small ones. CORN FODDEE. Aswe predcied the hay crop Is light, but of fine quality, and we must make use of all the aids to piece ont the feed. The ‘‘ensilage” system, if made practical, will utilize the whole strength of the crop without loss. But forthe present, we must try to secure the shocks in the best possiblo way, as our high winds are aptto blow them over. Those who have not planted fodder corn will do well to cutup, at least, & part of the field crop, as the fodder is not only nutriti- ous, but of great benefit a8 a change of feed. e Choice Cows. Madigonian, 1f you wat & choice cow you must raiso her yourself. Thereis a good deal in tha breed, but more in the broeder. As to breeds, you have three choices—the Jerscy, the Shorn- horn, the Holstein. If you take the Jersey, you must count on your ateer calves being fit_only for veal. If you take the Short-horn you must see to it that you get into & family that has Dot been bred for beef excl Brother Gardner and the tnr Detrolt Frés Press. “I hez sccidently larned,” Brother Gardner, of the Lime-kiln club, s3 the meeting opened, ** dat the local members of our club am makin' up a shake purse to buy me an ile paintin’ as a present. 1 hope the keme will stop short. Not dat I wouldn’t feel honored—not dat I wouldn't be grateful — not dat I wouldn't *preciate de kind motives ob de givers, but kase it would be money frown sway. 1 lib in a humble cabio.” We hez got som stuffed green cha’rs in do parlor, and some chromoeson de wall dat cost two shillin’s apiece, but it am no place dar fur an ile paintin’. It would be jest asmuch outer placein my cabin and wid my surrounin’s, as lace curtains | ober a smoke-house winder. green cha'ra now harmonize wid 1.y ingrain carpet; my chromeos d-,ag look bad "longside of a plaster of pariy bust of Shakespezre; my ther 4 dollas clock hain't and t00 € sgeous for de chintz lambrequic,s ‘which de ole woman made. Weo are only My , It white women wiiah red & I back boms to ¢ baker's bread st for my ol wa'k aroun’ for last water's eal, farme N ,gem'len, doan’ upsct my house wid an il paintin’. Doan: make up no present, nor nuifia, but keep yer changs dow for sote fro i-t's no gide 1 whits men and y-t owe ats o enide LOST IN THE COLO~xabo A PARTY OF MEN THOUGHT To HAvE PERISHED IN THE BREAT Uox¥ #alt Lake Tribune, Sept. &, = Therais grave cause to fear that a party which l1aft Silver Reef abou five weeks ago for Bldoraio catiyon have been lost About that time James Cronan, well known throughoat the territoryas an asswver, Left in compa- ny with Samuel Wolfa, 4 hrother of ke Waolle, of this city, for ihe canyon named. At that point Cronan Lad bonded & minfig roperty. the or- ganized & comja y befire etarting, and succeeded in risi 4500 with whih to purchase to. 1s and provisions They loft the R of with a large boat, the intention being of reaching their destination by way of th- Co orado river. The boat, whinh was huiit ab Silver Reef, w18 8 lar ¢t ever made for the pass. mouth of the Rio Virg:u and there launched on the Uulorado. Befors starhing Ordnan Fad niistan Lo friends at the Reef stating that ull was ready for tio perlous trip. The voyage's picked up one or t%0 m-n at Si. Tom- as'to accompeny them on the trip, and the run t. Kidorado was to he made in twenty-four hourn, at the fhosl. From' the day of their embarking, early in Adzust, up to the present time not awo-d hat ' eon Leard from the men. The anxiety concerning their fate has incr.ased until now it Is spprehended that the man met with dearh amotig the rocks and eddies of the roaring river, A few days before they left somo exporienced men we: down, and reprtod when they re- turtted that nothing could induce them to take tho same trlp over again. It will bo remembered that somo years ago tho descent of the terrible cancn was 8afe'y accomplishad by Ma: jor Powel! and party. Since then the same trip has been mado a fow times, and generally without serious results. But from the fact that along time has elapsed since tho men left the Re dians from Eldorado oanon report no knowledze of the party, it wonld seem that the dangerous trip had been at- tempted onco t0o of'o-. —— Tho Host sensible remed; and tho only s, sure and permanent cue f. o all diaeases of the Hvor,blood and ludiogb Housfevor, feverand acus, dumb ague, fsundice, dy-pepein, &, 18 Guimetie's French Live Pade which ciy Asx ¥ a0 plion, ¥ rug. other, I 0ot got 1tfor you, send Toledo, 0, aud’ they by ¢ turn mail Job nedd tho a b, ot my vt were nltTaid in the balance! Y e srea L physicia s of no atey s fe, rel the mest exiime: s been foung nronodnced of tie Age,” rentifio Ez: euttercrs on spplica‘i mnufacturers, Messrs P, Neustaedier & Co Box $: 4. New York. Alds sola by druggists everywhere. Price $1.09 por box. The liver 15 more rrequently the seat of distase than is generally supposed, for up- on its regular nction depends, in a Freat measure, the powers of the stomach, bow- els, brain and th- whole nervous system, Regulate that important organ by taking Simmons’ Liver Regulator, and you pre- vent most of the diseases that fesh is lieir to dsw "NOTICE. Cxtamma, August 27th, 1880, ‘There will be a mee'ing of ' he Stockholders of the Mechanics Mining and Smelting Co., (expir- ed by limitation) ot the Durant cngne Lo1ss, Scptembor 14th, 1980, at 7:30 p. m , for the pur- oA of reorcanization and formation of a new company, All partics interested are earnestly ro. quested o be presznt, as buslue s of great im- o ance o them will ‘ba transacted. K. NG, Trustee. a7 sepa811 WEATHER VANE. EACLEZ _AND BALLS FOR FLAG STAFFS AKD BAKNERS. Over 102 diff ront styles of superl r qur desizn. SIABLE FIXTURES of evi scripion. Munufac ured by . T BARN Ifon and Wire Works, 27, 29 and 31 Woodwacd Ave., Dotroit, - Mich. Send for catalozus and prices. Spe.al prices glven for large orders, ‘au2s eviu sm E———rre—mT— FOR SALE MALARIALANTIDOTE OF THEAGE.. afe, Certain, Surz and Speedy. NEVERFZILS TO CURE. he only artjs’s known thatWill eradioaleihis disease permenentlyfromthe system. J.Z RICHARDSON, $0LE PROPRIETOR General Agents, RICHARDSON & CO. 'WHOLESALE DRUGSISTS. i STLOUIS: { ' EVERYWHERE. RS, K HEAD, 8, SOUB STOMACH, Hear the Liver and bowg' Te2 STAPTOMS bitter or bad tast. Back,Sides ar Joi s of Liver Compi in the 2 43 an clieaclots femedy for 2 Liver, Heartburn and_Dyspepai Iv~r Regulator. Lewis G. Wi 1825 Master Stret, Assistant Post Philadelpn a. We have tested its sirtues, personally, w that for Dyspepsia, Eilliousness and bbing Headactig, 1t s the best medicine We have tricd lotty of dies helore “immors’ Liver Reg ‘istor, hut of them en 118 more than temporary re ef: bot the Begala PHICADELPHIA, PA “rice. 100 S.id by all Dragelats, spidcolawty OF A FAR HIGHER CLASS than any o'har proprietary med.cine of the day stands : It i of the most valuab in the worid W rufer Spring of Germany, to wh dsspa tic, tho bl ha, the enl diseases resort. anuaiiy, elr homes convalcacnt or cured. an ex =5 a portable £1m, the biost popular el waters of Euroy oy Sec that vou purchase only the genuine art SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS FEVER AND AGUE. TETTE s CELEBRATED THOUGH SHAKING LIK< AN ASP] With tha chills and fever, the victim of malaris n°t 1V preferable to qiuine n use it doe th: business far mor.: thor but also on account of its perfoz: wholcsomor exs atd inv.gorating action upon theentire systam. CHIGACO MEDICAL COLLECE- The Pi ded Syatem, and ALEo in ars’ o tirse of Instruct mes v of anplation, 76.Practition:rs Courso thron P65 & weektn your own wwn. outflt fres. Address . Hallet Pertiand. M SANTA OLAUS FOUND. Greatest Liscovery of the Age. Wonusrtul discoveriosin the world have been made Among other things whero Santa Clans stayed Chuldren oft ask f ho makes zoods or not, If really e lives fn a mountain of smow. Last year an excursion sailed clear to the Pole And fuddenly droppedinto what seemedlikevhiole Whrs wonder of wo they found a newland, #hile fairy-liks bein red on each hand. ike ours, with more beautiful green, And far brighter skies than ever were scen, Birds with tho hues of a rainbow were found, While flowers of exquisite fragranco were grow. ing around. Not long were they left to wondar in doubi A beiug soon came th Picturo s caso evory day. roam that looked very queer, *Twas a team of gracel He rode {n a ahell iustead of o sleizh, But ho took them on tosrd aud drove thew away. Ho showsd them all over his wonderful realm, And factories making goods for women and meén Bunce' All our Gloves we are sonding to Bunce, Sauta showed them suspendors and mag things mere. Saying I alse took thess to friend Banee's siote. Santa Claus thon whispersd a secrot hod toils As in Oaha every onc knew Bunce well, o therefor wing h o All who want presents to Funce's go round, For shirts, collars, or gloves great and small, Send your sister or aunt ono aud al, Bunce, Champion Hatter of the West, Douglas roet, Gmaha DR. A. S. PENDERY, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN 1iAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED HIS MED- ICAL OFFICE, 408 Tenth Stroet, s services In all surgery, both 3pacial practice, acits and chror consulted ‘hight and day, and wil vsita part. of th city and county on recelpt of latte o talseazam in gencral au discases. Ca PILE REMEDY. INTERNA| ITCHING PILES Tamors, e mertts. DO NOT DELAY the TRY IT% CURED.' PRICE, 50 CENTS. ! ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT, will send it, prepaid, on receipt of shoppers instead of reirieer, o] oy waresending them afl. ris Kingle, the Glove aiaker, (old them at once, OMAHA, NEBRASKA depariments o DR, BOSANKO'S' EXTERNAL, AND Ellfl_—‘hmlh-fla- lll?n‘ Fecily upon the paria af¥icd. absorbing ing_the iniense Tich | g permanentcare where 211 other remedies have faled. Try Eake mo other, and tell your neighbors ot | and when you ean not obtain it of him, we price. Dr. Bosanko's Treatise on Piles sent frec on application. Address “YE DR, BOSANKO MEDICINE CO., | B PIQUA, O, —via TR Chicago & Northwestern AW AY. 2,330 MILES OF ROADI COUNCIL BLUFFS CHICAGU, MILWAUKEE ST ok all points NORTH. S THE TEAVELING PUBLK JAD hetween and CHICAGO TEL CARS! e 2 to please all classes of 2.1t . FIRST.CLASS MEALS at fts EATING STATIONs at 80 conta each. 11 adiitgon to ¢ ITS TRACK 1S STEE) 173 6Bk ARE Tt Bidsm ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS ¢ Accommoda- n Turouch Tickets ' ck tsual Bag- 20 ¥ree of Chargo 1244 Farnbam St Puciflc Depot or'do Central and P SAN FHARJISCO OFFIC ery Streot. Por information, folders, msps, tafuable st Home agu.t of the Company, . STENNITT, Gen! Paas. Ageat, CHicAGO, ILL. JANES T CLARK, Gen’) Ag't Omaha & Comnell Bluffs. THROUCH TO CHICACO Without Change of Cars! THE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & Quiney RAITLROAD. With Smocth axd Perfoct Track, Elegaaé Pis songer Ccaches, and PULLMAN SLEEFING QiC!NIN® CARS It is acknowleggod by the Yeeas, aad i wis travel urer 1, 10 be the Tost Abpolated and Best Maniged Rosd In the Country. PASSENGERS GOING BAST Should bear in mind that this ls the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO, And Polnts East, North aud Notthivedt. Passengers by this Route have choice of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, Lines of Palace New York City Without Change. #11 Erpross Trains on this | o W estin. house Pate Miller's Patont Safor Tinaaro quipped with i Brikia and o PULLYAN PALACE SLEEPING AND DINING CARS Arerunonti Biriogton Reata. Information concerrize Routes, Rates, Tms etc., wil bs cheorfully given by of the Fur Route, SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Siows City Route ! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFES to ST, PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS "DULUTH, or BISMARCK, And all pointsin Northern lows, Minnescts and Dakota. This line Is equipped with the Im- zhouse Automatie Air Brakes did oupler and 8PE:D, SAFETY AND GOMFORT 18 unsurpassed. Elogant Drawing oom and wnol and controllcd by the com- With ut Chango _between ANy OtnEr Route. Returoing, leave St. Paul at 3:30 p.m., riviog at Sloux City atd:45 2 m., and U Pacilc Tranfer Depot, Council Biufiy, st a.m. Be sure that your tickets read via &P R R F. 0. RILLS, Suporintendent, Misouri Valley, Towa. P. E. EOBINSON, Ast Gon'l Pags. Agent. J.' 4. (VBRYAN, Southwostern Freight and Passongor Agent. my2-tt Councll Binfs SHORT LINE 1880. K. C.,ST. JOEZ C.B.R.R,, Is the only Direct Line to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. No change of cars Between Omaha and 8¢, Louls and but onie between Omaba and New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS REACHING ALL Eastern & Western Cities Witn less chargos andin advance of other lines. This entire line i equipoed with Pullman’s Palace Sieoping Cars, Palace Day Coach~ i Safety Plattorm and ton 50 o0 ty Cogpler and the colabrated eetinghouse Alr-Brake. #ATSEE_THAT YOUR TICKET READSWA £ Via Kansas City, St Josoph a0d 84 £ CouncilBluffy k.. via 5:%a £ JoeandSt.Lonls. T Ticke's for sale at all coupon stations In the Wost. 3. F. BARNARD, A. C. DAWES, Gen'l Supt., Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Ag' St. Joseph, Mo Bt Joseph, Mo, W. C. SEACHRIST, Ticket Agen 214 Fifteenth Street, between Farbam and Dongl nzise, Unlon Block, Omaha, 08. TEHON A. B. BARNARD, Pase. Agent, Omaha. Gen'rl Agent, Omab AYER'S AGUE GURE For tho apeedy relief of ver and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,Dumb Ague, Periodical or Billious Fever, vo., and Indeed all the Affections From Malarious, Poisons, which Marsh Arise or Miasmatic t roturn, until the df d Reaves the wer complaints, ralgia, Dyrent matism, N the cure. _Indesd, wEere D ionally by patieuts aria, it will expel the poison snd prof Fever and Ague loca.ities Suaria s Missm,han o e retedy. for itisan excellent remedy. PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER & CO, Lowell, Mase. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIS! IN {EDICINE. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WEEKLY BEE, The Best in the West. reputation of being mfallible. Tue shaken, o chilsoneo broken con- ne This has made it an sccepted trusted specific, for the Fever and Ague of the west, and the chills and fevers of icates the noxious pois tiont a8 it tnoroughly expels ou- or Debility follow rders of the Liver and Bowla have cceurred from Missmatic Pois- on, it removea the cause of them and they disap- - Traveiers and temporary re-idents ies are thus enabled to 4y the disease, The General Debility which is to ensue from continued exposure to LIVER COMPLAINTS, Practical and Analytical Chemista. ; AND DEALERS | CURES LAMR BACK, and STIFF JOINTY. —————— A APPETIZER---SURE GUR: For COUGHS, COLDS, PRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, TION, and all Di eases ‘The most acceptale prep r.tion i t} Lemon ful-@, you ha a CONS of 1 irins and populasity Put up in Quart Size Bottles, giving More for the money th-n any article in the market. CAYTION.- only MELICATED artici 16 G ‘. » « 8 GOVE STAME o e Bxtract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Re TREASURY DEPARTNE OF INTERNA w D. €., Jenuary % Pliont. Compounded accorving to the p DICTN. PREPARATION undet the providors of U. 8. K vised Statvtes . s0ld by T £ Pernns without. rend ¥ wiecal 'y Druggists, Apothecaries and tax a0 liquer delers urs Respectfully, (Signed) GREEY. B, RAUM, Comm!|ssi LAWRENGE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, lis. Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALERS eve UAINTED WITH THE CFOCRAENY OF (HIS COUNTRY, W § el ‘"‘ACQHEE BY lXAMlJINfl THIS MAP, THAT 4“! = kb . e - tire, = Cenirevi ¢ made - EIAL Tt THROUGH L1 e to 1nd TLaw!s and Audubor i i aTon HEiauts, with L. £ iy 10, Cont B TN L g o e kee nnd Kansas City, via the “Milwaukes and BoexTsland Sho™ Line." The " Grent \.ock island™ s magnificently x93 bed Ty elzply G- St a0 143 alls will bo the pleasura o passing over the Tiitnots and 1owas in one of ars that accompany all | Tiins. - You et an entire At K t-class Botel | Lours & . O o 'CHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS WINDOW SHADES. And Everything pertaining to the Furniture o:d £ gT})pholntery Trade. 'A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW COOD3 AT TiE LOWEST PRICES. p 34 mon th 13t 210 Farnham Street. Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator » MANUFACTURED BY P. P.MAST &C0., SPRINGFIELD 0. They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Eeam Walking Cultivator, with or without Sy rings. The New Force Feed Buckeye Drill, one or (wo Horse Siy'e Engquire for them at the best dealers. F. H. PUGH, Gen. Agent, Umaha, Neb NERVOUS DEBILITY 3 Vitas W sknioss Humphreys' i » o iawereion, Homeopathicares' " zeen o oo 7 Specific No. 28. o 4 fal of powder for 5. w T TSWEIGHT ING0 CURES RHEUMATISM. CURES COUGHS sad COLDS. CURES RHEUMATISN, CURES COUGHS and coLDS 5 Sl CURES SORE THROAT, CURES DYPTHERIA. | 5, ———— e L. AND MINTNG CURFS LAM PACK and STIFF JOINTS. e B £ natitate, Tro ool in Ameries £16th T CURESBI (¥, CUTS sni BRUISES SUREST X T d Bavises. e cf strdv, n Address DAVID ¥ 8OLD IN OMAHA BY ALL DRUGGISTS. - for Miss Freeman's yen. oo 1l | o fonequalled Golor 2 %0 | QV77a week. §12a day at* rme casily made: m" oo u':'g'" a2 S.z,..m. free,Address True & Co.Portisnd T "\