Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 6, 1880, Page 3

- T. CROSSLEY, AND COUNSELOR AT LAW~ 814 South 15th St , bet, Farmbam and TrOR: CHARLES POWELL, 916 Parnham, bet. 9tk and 10tk Strests ‘TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, USTICE OF THE PEACE—~' orner . J Pt e Omana Ko b asd 3 Comy 1y, In draoce (osgpul). WM, sll(nl. S 2 = TIORNEY AT LAW—Bowm ATERNW, SR e TME T:BUES 0. L. THOMAS, TIIE MAILS. TIORNEY AT LAW—Loans A and sells real estate, Reom o-Jm.- A. C. TROUP, TTORNEY AT u'-om- ATt acinam St OMAEA, DEXTER L. THOMAS, NET AT LAW—Cruickmank s Butid e e TR A. ™. CHAGWICK, TTORNEY 4T LAW—Oer 1604 Farabaem e A SWARTZLANDE A, TIOKNTY AT LAT—Gor. 1tk and Parsbam 1508 #Patents Proowred. W, FOTART FTHLC. COLLROTIONS MADE E 0. MCLAUCHLIN. :00 8. m. | Exprem. Depot. CITY & PACIFICFATLROADS. B.& M BB in NESRASKA. [waer] Omata (i e Seaoes m_;g&»'fi | Bom f ol Kearn). 55pm | Red Olou !dcland(-.:i)‘lfl‘:)m Puuxufl nnv Bloom'gton(ar):25 pm | Om. b REPUBLIONN VALLEY RATLWAT = Ldisnol SIOUX C/TY & 8T. PAULR R. m-l\mhm Prompély Attended to. W8 " CERIE® & BARTLETT, Attorneys-at-Law. OFFI0E-Union Block. Piftequth and Farnbam! A. L. ROBISON. AT iR e o St . 55, X2 » ATTORNEY AT LAW. KARBACH BLOCK, COR. DOUG. & I5TH STS. owama, xxB W. J. Connell, Attorney-at-Law, ;.‘l‘.:;:i’:."'w"‘""., W e Prte s 3 FRENO, ITOI\E SAT-LAW, 13% Fammham Bt, Omahs P;tents. Pensions and Claims. | B Lsopm antion, T T, et 1oL R, | Oonss () 790 3 . ; airim ek 7 T o poTy REDICE & lemcx, Attorneys-at-Ls Specil st wil e eiven 1o al e “_M :;_E"i';”c«?‘u Za ol ‘S'.':"{.'.":.h e Loave Omaha, dally—§ a Uam.lpm,2p. m., RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorneys-at- Law. 15 Bouth Fourteanth Strost. EENNEDY'S EAST INDI IRON TURBINE AND BERWVBRAGE. ‘NorLamasNod O ‘muomedusieq suoOTTIg aenvarevy ‘wmcedasy son 3> A FAMILY TONIC ‘na MANUFACTURED BY BITTERS! 1 iLER & G0, 8SOLE MANUFAOTURERB GMAHA, Neb. The Stroagest and Most Durable In the Werld. by Dealos In mearty every oounty. This cut represents oar Buckeye Force Pump which is particularly adapted to Wind Mill use, as 1t works casily and throws a constant stream, and does not freezo up in the cold- est weather. Send for price list BY THE USE OF 8.3, _DL Bos‘"ln’s W. H. RAYNER, EIE o 'mmov.n.‘ b, g B AWD | ot b e Children oft ask if he makes goods or not, If really he lives in a mountain of snow. m:n' iry ks beings were morutaine DO NOT DELAY -.up-— RY IT e cURED PRICE, 50 CENTS, ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT, Not long were they left to wonder tn doube A belug soon came the; bad beard Twas Santa Clsas’ self and thisthey all my, 3o leoked like the pictures _csoe every dsy. e showed them al over his un&mmmmm. PIQUA, 0. our Gloves we are sending to Sacts showed them vq-xum-m'muuum-m ‘uta Glaus then whirpered & secre: bed tel, An. waba evory one knew o theretore bis Kowing ia eirda whi pot n-_..u,. all ‘Bunce, Champion Rattor of the Weat, Dougias ot e THEONLY MEDICIN: “That Acts at the Samo Time on JNO. G. JACOBS, (Pormerty of Gleh & Jasobs) UNDERTAKER Parnham St Old Stand of Jacob Gl < BY TRLAGRAPR wuun 17 SRpkR TEE UNIVERSAL STEAM COOKER, TOR COOKING Mu'&Vegnuhlea. Fruits, Pud-. dings, Bean-, Rice, h.w., By Steam. Jibsagtood the e of aevers iaie wnd 7o -u mm.- proiaion, mflm"'_{m A Jar. @ number of private Jiea. Anuimber ot il mas e wacdsoorl o vr-m'lmlm" &t the sme tune out mixing fia XDATIONS. 'HE DAILY BEE e e e OMAHA PUBLISHING CO., PROPRIETORS. Im | e — m Sunds) P BONAS 7. HALL Posimster. Arrival And Departure of WK. L. PEABODY, Trains T SR 2= T'u Tine Faniog Ealaaa Bioaping Gory i3 ine o of Omabi 0 Union QUAEL & NORTHWEAPERN AND IOV Bustings (1) $96 8 m | Bloom'eton (<) 1i80pm Buriop (€869 = ancia ()1: 0pm SN ‘l}filln W_SIMERAL, TTOXNEY AT Room 8 Crelghs Block: 1611 ot nm.'...u-.{ oot C. F. MANDERSON, A TTORNEY AT LAW—3 Parchem vt amsEoRs TATE. £ Omab Nebrakn hv.n-..-_-..mn-,uon;.l rrons” "BKE CODWIN, OISR TS T RNEY AT LAW-— = Py A “sad. Dongis | 1205 S g, 100 b e 50 B e D Dally exoept Bondsy. . Kicnanss. G.J. HUx?| OMAAA & EEPUBLICAN VALLETR. . WIND ENGINE Mast, Fos & Co., Springfield, 0. WIND ENGINE Hunjreds n use in Towa and Kebrasks Bkl Wonuertuldincoveriesin the world have been made dorof wonder theyfound anew and, sPpcared on each hand. ours, with more ‘much about, s Sale S s unee, ‘suspenders and man things TILITY OF TRE RIO GRAND VDLLEY. Las Vogus G natta. constrused, down the Rio Bravo del Norte. Tk sbove Bernalillo and ley down In a straight 1 fliea until it reaches the Jcrbada del Mouerto, crossing the northern part of this famous “‘journey” snd goes out through Grant county and Sonora to Guaymas and the Pacific ocean. From Junts, Colorado, whers the road® leaves the Arka valley it crosses the broken and mountainous portions | ws the mx. the bird Grande, with many crooks snd turns and doubling back upon itself to find ¢hrough canons d taking the general course ot the river. In a few days, the rosd will be turned over the construg- company from Albuqergue south, aod recular passenger trains run straight throogh to San Marciid on the northern borders cf the Jornada, The Rio Grande is an ugly, turbid looking stresm, fowing shallow, at this season of the year, over decp and treacherous quicksands. But its murkey waters ara chatged with agents which in irrigation fertilize and worich thelands. One thing is prom- inently noticeabls to _the traveler in this valley; there is but = very small proportion of the tillabie lacds funder cultivation. An- other fact 15 equally es patent, that wherever a spot.of ground is cul: ted and_watered it produces abind antly. This is true of the most mmny portions of the valley. What it needs is men, farmers, cultivators of the soil | who make that their sole businers and source of livelihood. Many per- sons who visit this sestion and look at the sandy cultivated without considering the fruitfulness of the culiivated por- tions are apt to be disappointed and form adverse opini s of their great valos. But this ceat mistake, for experiments, the cn ly true test of |- soything, pm-anm unbouuded and remarkable Thus far, any, only partial exper- imentsin farming gardening, grape and fruit growing have besn made in the valley. The orehards, cornsnd grain fields, vineyards and_gardens suswer gatisfactorily as to what theso | sandy barrons_will do when watered nd tilled, The land is rich aud every inch of it can be cultivared from foot-hill te foot-hill on_either hand aud through i's entire length, Thes water oan be brought in cana's from the river, or raised by wind mills from a few fest benesth the surfca. Let but a pcpulation of wine m. ing districts of France aud G rmany 20 iuto this valey and posss i, segregate the linds into teo, tweny and forty sore tracts avd plint it to vineysrds and orohards, aod eve'y | foot of the valley will bloss m as the vine clad hills of Fraue: pure climate free frc which in other countries mildews thy e this valley will be in the nea uture one of the greatest wealth-pro: ducing regions in the United Ststes. Tts possibilities exnnot be well esti- or even conjectured. —_— LOVE'S YOUNG DREAN. A GOUPLE OF VEEY YOUNG CALLOW MOOSIKRS OX A BRIDAL TEIF. Marion (12d.) Special 10 Chiesgo Timos. One of the most romantic affairs ever before heard of in t! ecion of the coustry first took place here about two weeks ago, aud. whioh termiuated Iast night. The substance of ti is s follows About three m: the couatry lives do farmer named Fauater, who bas iu his family a daughter named Ssrah D, uged just fourteen, who is small in stslure for her age, and is merely a child. Ao other old farmer named Pritchett is & cloe meighbor, who has & son just thirteen yoars whe in dobbed as Morten. About two week ago these small children planned an elopement, and suceseded in loav- ing their pateroal roof safely. After leaving their homes they walked to ‘Wabash, s distance of twenty miles, where they took the train for White TEE R0AD FROM ALBUQUERQUE- FER- The first of tho week we made a trip along the great railrosd, ns far aa road enters the valley of northern New Mexico to the Rio x the eary grades over mountaine and | Once in the valley it | yo' wagon? stretghes out straight as an arrow Yo | © “No. d miles, avoiding the short | of the Italian poets s in thar—no d :‘run aepect of the un- | and frut growers from the furm- | g it to pi=ces, mentioned ta names of the parte—pistil, iy, 80d 80 on—and remarked at it was indigenous to t! e locatity, #0d spoke of tha plent bei ous, and that they could see tbat it wisnot cryptogamous. In looking. at some fragmen's of - rock, my thouzhts ‘wenderel off into .ao)ogy, and, among other things, I spo the tertiery and carbomferour parxodu, aud of the pterodactyl, lohthyosaurn. and diuotherium. ~ The teamsters looked st me aud then at each other, but made no responss. We squatted down around the frying-pan to take supper, and as the big fellow, with his ! right band, slapp.d, or sort of Isr- ruped, a long puol of fried bacon over a piece of bread in his left hand, sending a drop of greass into my left €ye, he said to the one-eyed man: *'Bill, is my copy of Shakspere in 1 missed: it to-day. My Tennerson and_volum' | Shaxspere. The -lauk-looking tesmajer, biting off & picoe of bread about the size of a ! saucer, said to the big man, in s voioe which’ came kuskily through the bread, ‘Jake, did yer ever read that volum'’ of po'ms that I writl” “No, but hev often hesrd tell on 'om " ‘‘Yer mean ‘Musin's of an Idle " apoke up the red-headed man, eddreming the poet. “Yes " “Hev read every line in ita deren it mster with the red hair; and as he sopped a four-inoh swath, with o piece of bread, across a frying-pan, he repeated some lings. “Them'’s they,” nodded the poet. “The Emp’ror af Austry writ mea letter highly comprimentin’ them | po'ms.” | “They're very tachin,” added the Wiy man Ttook no partin these remarks. | Bomehow I did not fesl like joiniog 1 1 | The wiry man, having somewhat (isfied his appetite,rolled up & pisco of baeon rindinto a sort J’ single- | barrelled opeta-glars, and began to squint through it toward the northern horizon. “‘What yer doin’, Davef"” asked the stout man, kin' observations on the north Want to make some astronomi- S oaluilstices st git inter Back- rymenter,” “Well, yer needn't ter made s tele- scope. I could er tuk yo' observa- ns for yer, bein’ as I haint but one er durned ole car. rotis pleradactyl,” yelled the bawjewed dniver t2 an ox that was licking piece of bacon. give s good denl of my time to { *stronomy when I we ed the tll man. Ta | “Over thar long!” acked on “Good whil's . Was mini Recsy. Then T spent some time | down ter R me.” “Rome!’ exclaimed the lank indi: vidual **War born thar. My father wax a soulptor.” soplectic rage, shaking her par. orat the disapperring train, snd am» mouncing her determination to go right over ‘‘and sre Governor Stand- Dz. Kive's New Dmeovmzy fo Consumption, Coughs and Colds | Asthms, Bronchitis, eto., Is given away in trial bottles free of cost to the affligted, If you have a bsd oough, cold, difficulty of breathing, hoarseneas or lny affe of th throat or lungs by sll m-m give this wonderful mugy 4s you valuo your st yon cannot afford to let this o ity pass, We could not affor and would nct ve thts remedy away unless we Euw it would accomplish what w. claim for it. Thousands of ho, Gases bayo siresdy bosa completaly cured by it. There is no medicine in the world that will cure one-half the oases that Dz. Kiva's New VERY will cure. For ssle by ©) Jaues K. Ism, Omaha. E— THE LENGTH OF MY FOOT. A girl was aked, ‘Do you_{hink you will suit met” ‘‘Yes ma'am; let ‘me get the length-of my foot in your kitchen, snd you will never get rid of me,” shw answered. She was smart. So with SOZODONT. Take home a bottle, and it cannot be dislodged. T SraupiNg's GLus is like this_smart girl; bring it home and it sticks for- aver. ————— HOW OAN I EXPRESS MY TBANKM I aflords me’ ot "to” i th puhlk Toos "iae raits cl A the great Extefoal Pile Remedy. “ilered the st 14 vears oreryibing bt dreds of ry minuts the dishes were ELECTION On Court House Bonds. At s seesion of the Board sloners ct the Couaty of Dougus la Nebraska, be den on (ho 11t day of Scpiaca- b-r A2y 1580, 1t was by sald ¥ Tha th fol S 1' he eby submitted as & proposition the led electors of the Cousty of Doug- Sraaka,to-ait: To the e eqtors of the County of Douglas In the Btate of Nebraska: The Boar 1 of Caw ty Commicsieners of suid county hereby submit the foliowing proposition: Shall the C w'ty of Donglas, Sta'e of Nebrasks, gss rection and comp'etion construotion, erection and completion of's cours Fouse balding n fhe & County of Douglss, in the for county purposes acd_all the purpo: ‘which such court house may be legally use Appropriate the money raised th reby for aid in sueh constructlon, or for such constracti n and completion of sald buflding, all ths costy and expense of said building not - exceed the. sum of one hundred and 6ty thousand doilars, 3id honds to be one thousand dollars each an | datod Jasuaey ot 1581, peyableat ¢ o offce of d co 1he coun'y tres wrer of to fwenty years, with Ioferest at a rate not exceed- ln.,u(n)wum- per annam, payable semi- Tmnkt ods sball not be sold less than par. Ta sddit:on to the levy} for ordinmy faxes there sBall be levied and colected & tax anmuslly ss Brovidad by law, for the paymeat of the intarest on'said bonds as it becomes due and an sdal- Honal amoint shall be leviad anl collected ] plorided by Jaw, sutcent Lo pay the vrineipa bonds v, and provded that 28 oty v A e i o s s Of sld boade il be lovied i any one year, ad vided always that in 1o event ball bouds be euod toa greator smount than ten per cent. of the assessed valustion of 41l the taxable proper- ty in sl county. Interest s*all bepaid on said Boads onlr from and after the dite of the sale Of salit bofida or au part thersof aud the reeeip: of the money therefor. The said bonds shall be redeenable st tlon of the Board of Courty Commissioners of expintion of ten years ro ot U — {mm-distely afver the s pfon_of said prep 8- tlon, If adopted, and s.4d bullding to be com. pleted on of befors Januaty 1, No levy shall be mide to of the principal of 8 id bonds witil afier the Cxpiration , 1953 pey_aoy part jttl plet. 1 ot Tast heard of Anakasis; + m and fn one hoars tioe I found re- ot sad Dave B¢ bewn crvutled wih thery Wyt A thots ho wnea Fils, Hemormhids or teruies tocnd o ser e Angheri trial sod you will no Tongar oY e e Mas, Muexs. Bemples of *4: sent free to_all 1ae e on uppll-tion to . Neusioadter 8 Co B sote, R Torks ™ 804" by i Deuceise. Prles $1.0v P — Buckien's Arnica Salve Tho Brst Saury in the world for Cuts, Braises, Sores, Ulces Rhoum, Fever Sors, Tetter, é}upp- ¢d Eands, Ohilblsins, Corna, and wl Kinds of Skin Eraptions. Thia Salve is guaranteed to give perfect aatiafac- in overy case or money re fanded, Price 26 cents per box. For sale by 8dly K TSH Om | a sculptort” 3 “W.11, "ne wouldn’t er thought it, er 1 ok ot yer.” I uever was in Yoorap,” remsrked the one-eyed man. ““When I ocypied | th cheer of ancient langusges in Har- verd col ege, my hew'th failed, and the follers thot hnd me hred wanted me ter go ter Yoorup for an out, but I concluded ter come west ter look— Hold up, yer inferval ole flea- bitten ichthy'saurus,” he bawled to an ox that was chewing a wegon cover, 1 falt hot aud feverish, and & long way from home. “I got ready once ter go ter Rome —wanted 10 complete my studies thar —but giveit up,” sid the one called Dave. ‘What forl” “They wanted me ter run for Guy- "ner in Virginny.” “Yor beat "em?” “Thunder, “Why didn’t yer stay thart” “Well, when my job a8 Guv'ner gave out they 'lected me 'Piscopal Bishop, and I hutt my langs proach- in'. Come west for my lungs. “‘Found 'em?” “Well, I'm improyin’. 1.did not rest well that night. As day came on, aud the men began to turn over in their blankets and yawn, he tall one sald Pigeon, Michigan. After arriving there they were united in marriage by the proper porsons. The. pair theu roamed over seversl towns in tho atate on their wedding trip, ontil their finances became short, when they returned home last week and told their respective parents of their ad- venture. The futher of the girl be- came indignant and took the girl to #>wR “Iast Saturdsy, before 'Squire Timothy, where & warrant was issucd charging Mcrton _Pritehett's father with abduction. Tbe case was tried yesterdsy, when he was acquitted, the girl acknowledging that she persuaded th- youth to elope with her, and far- nished part of the money, cott of the trip being $10.95 Whils on tho trip St ari they wero married neither occupied the same bed, and mo change of clothng was taken along for the occasion. After the trial each returned to their respeoti homes, where they still remain, The father of the girl will immediately institute proceedings to have the marrisge set aside, the piea. to be not old enovgh. The sffzir hes considersble interest,and every one who isacquainted with the partic- ulars, has taken sn interest in the case Dunng the trlal several funny incidents were told by each, which the jsmmed eourt room relithed with leasure. Theend is not yet, as bad Biood s brewing between the two pa- reuts. —— The Four Bullwhackers of Bitter Creex. The Calitarnian. Perbaps every rerson who is some- what sdvanced in_life can remember soma iveident of his early life which be wanld really like to forget, some- $hing that rasulted from the ir-shness and vast inexperienes of youth. I remember-one which I have speit a adod desl of time trying to furget, Just befcre the Union Pacific railiosd resched the Bitter Creck country. 1 mwade my first overland t ip to the Pa. “oific cosst, I stagad it from the then terminua of the Union Pacific to the Cantral Pecific which was poshiig eas', Thestage brokedownon Biter Creck, and the passengers had to w-li to the mext statl n. Igrew tirnduf walkiug before I resched the sta'ion, a0d coming late in the afternon, to where some teamstors were camped, T coneluded to stop with them for the night. On asking their permiasion fo doso they sssented €0 hesrily that I feltat home at once. Life in the west was something mew to ms. 1 was . young @and bouyant, and just out of college. I was ford of talking. I thought it would be novel and dbhfhdnl to sleep out with thess half-savage ox-drivers, ‘with no shelter but the vaulted, stac- gemmed heatens. - Trers were four teamaters, and ss many wagoue, whils mnrtwo oxen gnlad around in the Of the teamsters, one was zm. he worea bushy was shorter, bnt while the fourth '¥ a wiry red headed mam: Ta my thoughts I pitied Bill. Mow yer maxin' “0h, I'm indigenous.” “‘An’ Davel” “I'm endogenoas.” “An’ you, Lavky, yer son of a scalptor 1 “Exogenous “How you feel, Jakel" inquired one of the three who had reeponded. &5 ¢‘Cryptogamous, sir, cryptogamous, I walked out a few steps to a little stream, to geb drink. It thirsty, snd I ached. Then oard & voice from the blankets. “‘Wonder if dem durned ole dinoth. er'ums of ourn are done grasin. Then a reply: “T guess they've got to the tartisry eriod.” Iwalkeda little pieca on the road, to breathe the morniag sir. I kept on. — Enow My Boy Bill? San Frazalzen Post. As the overland express was_snort- ing throuzh Alameda yesterdsy,-on ke aray LiNGw YoER Thperiiivirands denly whistled down brakes, the con- r frantioally shouted and Jerked the signal line, and with many s jar ank quoak the long line of cars was brought to a stop. The cansect this sudden “fetchup” wes a fot old lady with a red face and a green parasol, who planted he: self squerely in front of the engin and was making the most_frantic sig- nels for it to pause. “Wrat's the matter! Anything £ track?” said the engineer ex: otking but me,” said the old Iady, st:ffly. Has there been a smash up! Ts ther:—there adrawbridge open!” “Don’t poke fun at me, yourg m:n, I.want to ses the proprietor. The what! ““The man who runs this thing—the piain—or whatever you call him,” ““What do you want with the con- duct 11" *‘None of your business. T want the man—tho bos—and to Well, msam, ary, running up, watch in hand “hat's opl_ Whit oan I do for you?® “You go through Chisigo, ‘don't youl What of it e Why, of eourse, *‘Knowmy son Bill—Bill Skinder- s0n—there " No. For heaven's sake, get offthe track. you old— “Dou’t edss me, you red-nosed g 1a cr Tl inforsn on you. D-y I thought everybody knew my by Bil—pr minest man thln—-rnnn o] bisgest frait etand in town, audhands off, yourascal. Don'tdare to tech me. by mou-hmlmpud-udn-dy 2. “Well,blank your blanknation eyes hurry up. What do you want"” ““Ob,_thought. you'd change tune. ;Vell I wish you'd just over a day or two at Chicago up Bill and tell him th-t:gdnmm .de, ,mfi s :m Kkinder worked rocnd iato §ta and there's more hopes. Sh"s sorter—"" ] “Start her up, Jimmy!® 3 r a3 &, or vl v B F= of Nedictne. T don haning o Pricerein. T | et Eold by D. A. Pieroy, 1211 Fernbam St., Omaba, Neb, Azd B. FRANEDES, ¥ais Bt Frezoat, ¥eb. them, on acdount of the hard life they led, and spoke to them in & kizd tone, snd endeavoredto make my couverra: instractive. I plucked & Sower, farious conductor; and if th l;dnldhm:hd up hae nk.:tl-d l::i umped hersel, she would a first-class case of St TI the company. mu&n'n.m 81id that fanetion. |. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS OHICAGOMEDICACOOLLEGE Plonerrin the Gruted system. and 416 in ¥ iree of [nstrustien ataped by Awer:- an vetie Collags Araroiation, bexin i1a pext Scaon Bept 8ib. Phy-iol il Laboraio ned AvaDomou. MATERIAL IN U} - Dr. J. H. HOLLIBTER, 70 Monros st.. Chicago. -5t ORDINANCH NO. 440. Ordinauee to provids for the fesue of sixty. six thousand one bundred doliars cf bin‘s of the City of Omaha for the pn'g)n of payment ot the outdanding foatng debt. bands of n‘;;a o a o it créained by the Cliy Cunatal e Gty SEGRGN 1. Thero having boen held n the £ 1 aleetion on the 14th dsy of sor e notice a0d in ‘accordanes with the provisionasnd. requirements of Ordinance No 436, pisset Aug. $rd 1350, at h time there was su mitted 10 the elector due fa twenty years with intecest at the nil')olmn wersentum par somam, fateset pyatle semianataly for tha Purposs of re semmg and psying sizty-six thousand one hundred dollars cutstandi & of Soating debt aads dated Nov. 1st, 1573, larued by the Clty of Omaba, beering staret at the Tats of ten per eontum per anoum, the ebjest Belng to yecues tho raie of Interest apon sild ‘onded indebtedaess from ten per eea'um per souum to seven, per otatum per arnum, exld pondsnot to br aivarted trom sid obies sod to be dapos1 of at vol less than pr Jority of over two-thirds of the le % such o'eeticn having determin ot imaing said bond, thereors, for the {Arpete earrylog out the expressad wish of rald 4010 pey off thesid oursanding fouing debt bonds lasuied Nov. lat, 181, bonds of sid O of tho oRdinary form of maviepal bonds Voissied to the amount of sixty-slx thousand one hundred dollars, and the Clty ¢lerk shall imimodistely procurs for that. purpose the swid 3 Such bonds sball be of the demomis ommof s st ooy i ome Banared 404 Clahall bear date, the Int dsy of Novembe , 1880, m 8 "ald bonds sball be made to be eome 66 Inltwenty years from their date, shall bcll Interest at the v.u nl nm Ler centum % {3 for the ayaent ot risopal e iataret vide Tor the payment af i R e ' York, New York. Inld ‘bonds ehal besiga. ed by the rer and City Clerk, and sball have Interest coupons in the usual form attsched thereto. !l d bends shall have the seal of the R B RO b, i Cily Treagurer, ot Omab, is bere et Soutser e Wi manst 13 U newapagrs us b mey dest best, (hat o {2e 107Gy o Vovembers A" B 163 il boods koown #8 flul\fll Gebt bwnd‘ of the City of Ume Bt bsaed Novoeuber a7, e redoomae lhlulllpu‘l’) llil' ated by said Sac s Tha o8 ihe pareasnt o (o prnd) or ine paymment. o the lnd lnk("lfl. of the bouds berei: npnvfll& for r. fath of the City of o.m,una ita property and Yevenuce are hareby P 56 Tl ordiaance.sball ks eToct and e nforse from snd fes e Cigoea) IAHBOYD. Pased Bept, 98 b, 1880. Attest: 3. F. McCantsyr, Approved M nfilf"" (Bizned) el i s e R FEVER AND AGUE. HOSTETTER The scormulated evideuce of nearly hi rnmvlmlhmnh A coraia remedy TWO DOLLARS WILL SECURE THE WEEKLY BEE For One Year. | of ten years from th data of s1d bonda. Toe o, Ta. Which, 108 ‘mbove propostion shnll bo submitéed shall be by belor, upan kit bl shalbe privied o wrsfea 7 part o0 aud taken to he ip tavor of eaid proposition, and all ballots cast baving trereon ths words “‘Againgt Court Houss Bonds ' shall be aserned and taken to be ag; said propon- oies cast at the ed fn this bebalf be fa favor cf the above pmpo-mm, 1t shall be deemed and taken to be carried. The sald proposition shall be voted upon i penstal siation 19 bo held 12 the Gounty ot Douglas, Bta'e of Nebraska, on the 2d day of Wovember, &, D. 1580, at tho followiog named Quaha Precinct No. one (1) —Turmer Hall No. 3 engine arpenter shor, Procinet No, four (4)—Sheriff's offics, five (5)—Ed. Leedor's 2th and Chicago Ste. (6)--No, 1eu, iastouss, ‘court house. Umaba Procinct N Touse, southesst corn Omiha Precinct 90t and zrd atceere. t0g+ Prooiuct—School house, near Gran. lorence Presinet—Florence Totel Union Prechuct—Irsington 1kool house Jefferson Brecinet—School huuse ia Distriet i horn Pracinct—Eikhorn school house, Eiatie Valley Prasdaci—S.bool houss at erloo, Chkun Preciat—"ehool house at Elkhora Preciact—Millar ! school hous. Moardle Prot inct—VcCardle school house. Douglas Precinct—House cf J 0. Wiicox e O Preciust—Schcol houss 1o Die trict No, A5 which election will be operied in'the morning and wil cantinuo o aleck In the tteruoon of the same F.W Conuss, (Boa)) 3. ¥ Koo, Tam Dreski, County Commiseiouers, JOMN B. MANCHESTER, siéso o nty Clerk. EXOBLSIOR Machine Works, OMAELA, NEE. | J. Hammond, Prop. & Manager. The most. thorough sppolite! and_somplete ik Sops i Bty oty Fevery s piion man Enginge, Pumpe and cve 3 ass of masbisery made to oFder. ‘Special attentien given to ‘Well Augurs, Pulleys, Hangers, Shafting,Bridge Iroos,Geer Cutting, ete Flanatoracw Machinery, Weschanical Drauchi- fng, Models, ete., neatly exocuted. 266 Harney St., Bet. 14th and_18th. ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND GON TRACTO! The owner of the osiebrated Kaolin Banks, near LOUISVILI B, NEB., has Bow ready at tho depot st Louirils, on the B.& iroad, WWEHITE BSRICE to 6l any order at reasonable prices. Par- tew desiting & white front or ornamental rick will do well to give us a call or send for sample. 3. T. A. HOOVER, Trop., Torlwville, Nab THE COLORADO BUSINESS COLLEGE Thistnstitution, loated at Denver, Colorado, the Educational and Commerelal center of the West, is pre-eminently the best and most praett- oal of ita kind for the MERCANTILE TRAINING Young Men and Ladies. G. W. FOSTER, President, D. W. OADY, Secretary. The most extensive, thorough and complete Batitation of the kind fn the world. Thousmnds of accountante and Busiaess men, Ia the prin- clpal citios and towns of the Usiied States, owe thelr suceess to our/boure cf traning. The Right Kind of Eduoation for Young Men and Ladies. Fins, new brisk biock. st function of thre street car line: Elegantly fitted and furnished spartments for the spplieation of snd carrylng out of our novel and systematic methods of BURINESS TRAINING. Yousg men who contemplate & bustnoss life, a0d paroata having sons 10 edueats, ave partica- larly requested 10 tand for our new Cireular, whish will give fal lnformation as te terms, eondition of entrauee, sto. Address G W POBIEB, Prefldent A new and hitherto unknown remedy for all dissases of the Kidaeys, Bladder, soa Urinary it 7 cure Disbetes, Grevet, Drop- WM inability to retain or txwll o Cetve, utaseh ot ho Bidéer, high coiored i eanty e, Paitul Ui, AN BACK, Geners! Weakness, od a1l Female Com- It svolds Intornal madicines, s ceratn ta 14 octs and cures whn nothine else can 3 Dot or pest By mall free DAYK1D NEY PAD CO., PROP'RS, Toledo, O. de tor our lie bock, bed £ TR, Agent e Nobraahs. PROCLAMATION. ot Gouste Qomu's ifowng qoaetoa be aad ~ViA THE— g0 & Northwestern RAILWAY, 2,380 MILES OF ROAD! 1t is the SHORT, SURK aad Sate Ronte Bstwesn COUNCIL BLUFFS CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE aad al oista EAST aad NORTE. (T OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIO GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY ROAD E WEST. 1¢1s the ONLY ROAD COUNCIL BLUFFS nnd CHICAGO Upon which 1s run PULLMAN HOTEL CARS! In addiclon to thessand to please all classes of iryrles, sivr FIRST.GLESS WEALS ¢ s EATING STATION at 50 cants esch. MR Tt you wigh the Best Traveling Aecommoda- tons you will buy your ticket by this Boute @PAND $1LLTAFE NONEOTHER. All Ticket Agents can Il veu Throuzh Tiokets via thia road and Check usual Bage OMAHNA TICKET OFFICES -124 Furabara . Jath and . Unlon Pl B 1a Golorsde, Gomral and et OFion. SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE—3 Now Moutgom- eryStrest. For fnformation, Mduu, =y talnable at Home Tioks Sivet of the Gompasy, or MARVIN HUCHITT, Genl Manager, OHICAGO, JAMES T. CLARK, Gen'l Ag't Omaba & Councll Blafts. THROUCH TO CHICACO Without Change of Carsl TH® CHICAGO BURLINGTON & (UINCY RAITROAD. etc, ot ob- address any W- H. STENNITT, Gen'l Pase. Ageat, L. ‘With Smocth axd Perfeat Track, Klegazt Pas- senger Ccaches, aad PULLMAN SLEEPING &iDINING CARE ledged by the Yrum, aa al wao ¥ it, w0 be e Best Appoiated aad Boat Maniged Road In the Couatry. PASSENGERS GOING BAST Should bear fn mind that this is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO, ‘Aud Poiats East, North und Notthwest Passangers by this Houte heve choics of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, ntage of Six Daily Lines of Palace Pl Cars from Chioago to New York City Without Change All Exproes Tralus on this linears squipped with the Westin, house Patent Alr Brakes and Miller's Sutent Sufery Pla form and. ‘Couplers, the moat Perfect ¢ ro- tection Againgt Accl- dens in the world. 6 | PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND D'NING GARS Areruncntn Bunington Route. Information concercing Routes Maies, ime Connections, sic., wil by checrfully given by 39D 3ing ot e gifies of the rurs, gto Rao 818 FuurteenimBuree, Oumati, Nobra E PERK D "W RIICHOCK, - Woat'n Past At . Jos., We. © Gonn S J.0. PHILL{"PI, General ..r-m.om a DU EL, feps-al Ficket Adant Omava I0UX CITY & PACIFIC AND St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The 0ld Rebvable Sioux City Roude ! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFFS to ST. PAUL, MINNHAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMAROK, Antw ofntaln Northern Iows, Mianosota and T ltne s equioped with the T L A ller Piatform SPEED, SAFETY AND GOMFORT jogant. Drawing Boom sod i ontrd by e e betwoen Eicontg Camwass With 1t Ch my. v Throns fiTEN’ HOURS 1§ ApvaNcE oF Axy Orazr Rovra. Roturoing,loave 8t Paul at 380 p. m ar- siviog 4t Sioux City at 2 Ualon Pusifl Trater Doy, Gouneit Biatty ot 950 suro that your ticketa resd ;1]: “.0. apuriatendant, Misour Valley, lova. P. E. ROBINSON, Admw‘:-m Southwestarn Frulgit and Pascoger Agente mylott SHORT LINE 1880. K.C., ST. JOE&C. B.R.R 1s tho only Direot Line to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHIA xnd the WERT. No change of ears betwsen Omahs and 8. Louls aad but 026 between Omaha snd New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS RuAcINS ALL Eastern & Western Cities With loes charges andin sdvance of other lines. This entiro line 18 cquipoed with Puilman's Palace e Palace Day Cosch e Miller's Safoty Platform and Conpler_and the celebrated estinghouse Alr-Brake. S¥SEE THAT YOUR TICKET READSWA £2Via Kausas City, St. Joseph snd W8 & CouncilBi ,u R asm £ Joa xudst. Lo Tuk's for e at ol conpon mum In the J. ¥. BARNARD, GenlSupt,, Genl FR ey 8. Joseph, M Bt. Joseph, Mo, w’o SEACARIST, Tkt £14 Tifienis Strest, between Faribast and ‘Donglas, Union Bock, Omatas N, A B. BARNARD, Pase. Agent, Omaba. Geo'rl Agent, Omahs. CHICAGD SHOT TOWER 00. Mazafasturers of STANDARD SHOT BE SORE TO BUY IT. THE BESTIN MARKET. E. W, BLATCHFORD & CO. Manataciurers of Lead Pips,hestand Bar Lead, ‘Block Tim, Pips ana Soier, Livseed Of1 20 Gl Cake, ORDEES SOLICITED. 70 NORTH CLINTON 8T.. CHICACO DR. A. S. PENDERY, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN. BAS PERMANTNTLY LOCATED HIS MED- ICAL OFFICE, 198 Tonth Street, OMAHA, NEBRASKA Ofering bia servicw i &1l dopariments o medicias a0 surgery, both in el ypecial prcrice, et aad chronic e cmmted it 4oy, and partof ths city aad coaty oF talegzame. GO EAST ’T‘HE CGREAT APPETIZER---SURE GURE For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CONSUM¥- T!"‘AN and all Di-eases of the THROAT aud LUNGS ity uart Size Bonles giving Mcre for the money than any article in the market. alers who try to paim off ny S TOTE ROCK and RYE w b ERNMENT STAMP on sach bot Putup in CAYTION only MEDIC. Bxtract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenne: TEEASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICK OF INTERNAL REVENU ) Soros, D, i January 2, 1580, Massrs. LAWRENOE & MARTIN, 1111 Madison 8t., Chieego, Ila. Guemiaxsa: Thls compound. the BALSAM OF TOLU 0 ive it all the BRI XRATION wader. toe Sold by Drugglats, Apoth @ have s suiclent quaatity - ‘riice In pactoral complafnte. o the g 1t an aareeudie remeds o the §roperty bo siaseed t8 3 MEDICINAL Nitons of U. 3. R-vised Statoten, Aud when so stamped, ey Lo it .-F“ ‘24 Gther Porsons without rendering {hem Lable o pay spacs .. Yours Respecttully, (Btgmed) GREEN. B. RAUM, Commissioner LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicag, llis. Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALERS everywhera 1A MAN ; - O 18 UKACOY N SRS OSSP AT P "CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R. 1S THE GREAT 0 NECTING LINK BESWEEN THE FAST & THE Wi Tta main line runs from Ciic o B Fasumg thrguch Sohoe e e Siatorm e i towa Créy. turomes. b Devioines (tno tapitas of fo oo’ it Eraaches @ Bepit Ay T l(mn.nmL .x-i'rnH (.nn:..'r HAGvGE LINE i | T CIEECOy, Wi e Lk S8 v, fana | v W s =7 | AeW AnriiNG Ty HElONTS, wih P G & & 0 lhruu Lok i BT R vuc | isad" ta m..mmc-m:y\ mply 4% 0t, and its | a 4 s nu ia ine warrancing o). woare Com; s Pl Jounce pan; ACKANSAS CrTT, with all lines for o6 @y Eiitping Cars fo alocplog pursoses, I I AL nd ¢ For Information not obtalAAbIS At your hame ticket addrass, A. KIMBALL, E. ST Junv‘ ) Baperintends Gen'l ot IS, SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING,:FEATHERS WINDOW SHADES. And Everything I})ertaming to the Furnitpre and pholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW COODS AT THE LOWEST PRICHS. OEIAS. SHIVERIOK 1208 @ 0 1216 v ur ham Street. #p 34 mom th sat Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator FOR 1880. MAIIUFAGTURED BV P. P. MAST &GD., SPRINGFIELD J They also make Buckeys Improved Iron Beam Walking Cultivator, with or without Sj rings. The New Force Feed Buckeve Drill, one or two Horse Styl Enquire for them at the best dealers. F. H. PUGH, Gen. Agent, Umaha, Neb T8 weake g1t day ot cme easly mad Epatfit fe a5 ddrers Tree &€ To Nervous Sufferers--The Great European Remedy--Dr. J. B. Simpson’s Specific h;adicine e o ooy e T e ) from Bell-Abuse, s Hental Anaiesy 1o s PeineT o Heck o B wha k3 m« Humphreys' &= “apiy Homeopath e " meSpecific Nu- Prea sy a wiby Cwtal remedy known. ' YIVIL MECHANICAL, AND BINING 1) GINRERING at the Renwoiner Polytect. isattate, Troy, K. X The oklest encimesrin Tab aad lz,mnhtt QURE & wook 15 yous own vown. twrmaat nnu. Addrem B, m'-‘zu-.