Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 9, 1880, Page 3

THE DAILY BEE _— OMAHA PUBLISHING CO-, PROPRIETORS. 916 Farnham, bet. 9tk and 10tk Streets ‘TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, 1Gopy 1 year, in advance (postpaid). gmone E = mouths 3 AW—Yoecn moves, e oom 3, Orghicn A C. TROUP, A7 JAV—07 1o Eamwrmie O E o K TE% L THOMAS, AT LaW—Craloxsusnk s Batid apeu T h W-CRADHIGK, | CBEQHLmimpm 4 TTORNEY &' H CR I.%P,n- m., 11p. m. A ® 5 C.B. & 8t, Joe,11a.m, 11 p. M. = T.P.R m. 0. &R V. m Lincoln, 12:10 p. 1, SGny e iam B A% et B et s tave bt oncea dreramam oo o i to 1. . Sund o0 0P e SOMAS P. TALL. Postmaster. Arrival And Depariare of Trains . L. PEABODY, e 1 Groighton Block, next te 14 PonmOfiey, UA‘AMWK‘T 5% Polenls Prooured. R xoTant yomuo, o E. D. MCLAUCHLIN. AT LAW AND JUSTIOR OF 5 : coruer Fiftesath UNION PACIFIO. Tomptly Attended to. W0 ER & BARTLETT, eys-at-Law, Py LRavs ATTORNEY AT LAW. A , COR. DOUS- & I5TH 8T8, P S peere Y. J. Connell, Attorney-at-Law. > stairy, 1o Hangoom's corner Firteenth snd P. run Un out of Omaha o Union Depot. OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND {BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC T ATLROADS. R. 5bpm | Plattam'th (ar) 4 25 pm | Otmibia (urr) . REPUBLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY. Hastings (Iv) 8058 m | Bloom'gton (s} 10 pa Bloomington 1:85pm | Hastings (ar) 6:35 5 ~ | Orleans (%) 7:30 m | Indiantia a1 1, | Orleaus (ar) 7:00 p m ! Indinuoia (iv) 2:30 SIOUX ITY & ST. PAUL R. R. Tins . Bubok REDICK, s-at-Low, 4 be g1, 1o all wnits donriion; wit s of the Btste and the aroham St., oppostie S 40p m | Mail, WABASH, ST. LOUIS & a.m,2mdbp. m 1026 m., and 2:25'and 5:25 p. m. PARSEXORR TRAINS. Leave Omaba:—0a. m., 7 & m, 830 a. m, 1 m. 7. €15 a.m, 0402 m, 00 p. w750 p. o, G. 3, Hoxy ICHARDS & HUNT, Attorneys-at-Law. IRON TURBIN WIND EHGINE [T TONIC T BN ‘NOLLANASNOD ‘IGERSTRIo(] 0TI manwwaAny WECOdEAq 10, FAN A PR R o MANUFACTURED BY Mast. Foss & Co., Springfield, 0. “The Strongest aod Most Durable WIND ENGINE In the World. Hunirods n use in Tows and Nebrasks Sold by Deaers 1n ucarly every county. This cat represents our Buckeye Force Pump which s partlcalariy adapted to Wind Mill use, as 1t works casily and throws s constant stream, and does not freeze up in the cold- est weather. Send for price list W. H. RAYNER, Western Ag't, Omaba, Neb SANTA CLAUS FOUND. Greatest Liscovery of the Age. Wonuertul discorcriesin the world have been made Among other things whers Savta Claus stayed Children oft sk if ‘ho mskes €0ods oF DOt, 1 peally he lves ip & mountain of gnow.. Last yearwn excursion sailed clear to tho Pole And #uddonly dropped into whatsecmed ikehole ero wonder of wonders they found a nowland, While fairy-iks beinge appeared on each hand. There wero morniaine ko oums, with more « beew i greea, And far brighver skies than ever were soen, Birds withthe huss of a rainbow were found, While flowers of exquisite {ragrance were grow ing aronnd.. Not long were they lett to wonder In doubc A belug soon came the; had heard much about, Twas Santa Claus’ self and thisthey all ey, 3¢ leoked like the pictures _esee every day. He drove up & team that looked veryqueer, “Twas teain of grasshoppers instead of reindeer, He rode in s shell iustead of & sleigh, But he took them on bowrd and drove them away. e Showed them a1l over bis wondertul realm, Aud factories making goods for women and men Furrlers were working o0 bats great and small To Bunc's thev nid they were sending them, ris Kingle, the Glove Maker, told them at onoe, All our Gloves we are acnding to Bube, Santa showed them suspenders and many things Saying T alse took these to friend Baoee's stofe. Sk s hen whispered socret bed fel. v reaha cvery on Kiew Buneo wel, B theretore shotad send his goods to b care, Kowing v tronds wil et thete ful share. Now ressmber o dwelles in Otmaba tove, X o want presents to Fanos o roundy Farsiivs ol or siores et sud sl ¥ one e Al Send your siter o skt one o 4. JNO. G. JACOBS, (Formerty of Glsh & Jacobe) UNDERTAKE No. 1417 Paroham St., Old Stand of Jacob Gla BY THE USE OF ORDKRS BY TELRGRAPH SOLICITE D : = R. BOSANKO'S - . ——— Zh. DUSANRY D THE UNIVERSAL PILE REMEDY. INTERNAL, EXTERNAL, AND ITCHING PILES ield at once on the application of Dr Bosani Hemeds. Bs()lIlTfl'Y It has stood ths Lest of severe trails and re- ceived the highest recommendatiocs from hotel and rastaura:t propeles's, boarding house Kecpers, and 1 lar. 0 nWMlaber of private families. Ay nuinber of kittles may be used,cookiug six, cight cr more kindsof food at the same tuns with- cut mixing Savors. g e MMENDATIONS Daan Sin: The Univessal Steans Cooker ls what T have been wanting fura Jong tims It ks 8;lendidly. . B, Waoar, Exchange Hotel, Stargeon Bay. endarse the above 1o fail. liamsFromoat, Nev. Leopoid Willing, Souttern Hotel, Omaha. Som. Miler, Wigeonsin House, Fremont, Neb. Dr. Burghuin, Fremont, Xeo. Soldby D. A. Piercy, 1201 Fursham St., Omabs, Keb. And B. FRANSDEN, Mata §t., Fremoat, Neb, _eeplieodst DO NOT DELAY * anti] the draia on the system prodnes. Sermapent disabilicy, but by b TRY IT % CURED Lo L g 2y PRICE, 50 CENTS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT, wa 1ol bim, m 151 sond it, prepaid, on reeelpt of price b= Bosexuo's Trestiseon Piles sent fre s Address HUNTING THE WALRUS. A NEW FIELD OF ADVENTURE, AND PROF- ITIN THE ARCTIC. Ssn Francisco Chroa'cls, The little schooner San Diego, Capt. Catheart, arrived in port on Tuesdsy, sfter & five months’ crui-e in pursuit of welrus among the fslands of Bohring's Sea. Tho iVory aud oil of these huge byperbereaus are utilized for various manufacturing as been supp'ied by whalers, who, when whales wero scarce, eked oat a cargo with a product cf walus. To the ueual articles of ivory and cil, the BSan Diego has add~d the hides of these immense animals. If they can be cxtensively used, wal- rus bunting must speedily become & successful enterprise. The San Diego, beiag only thirty-two tons burden, is much too small a vessel for other than private adventure. Her crew, com- posed of hardy resolute men, have, however, returned from their cruise with a remuncrative cargo, and a number of white and clonamon bear skins attest that thelr labors have jnot been without accident. In a conversation with James Morrison, the intelligent uiate, he inforited a Chronicle ¥eporter that walrus abonnd 10 immenss numbers among the islands of the Behring's sea Like-the seal, the elamber up the rocksand beachcs, and, hudaling closely, sleep for days without movemet. In this condition they van be readily approached, and by "ekillful marksmen shot at will. The crew of the San Diego shot 700 in one shoal onthe beach at Hall Island, before the myriads cComposing it took to the Watet for safety. Many of them weighed over 3,000 pounds. Owiog to a violent storm but200 of this number were Secured, Near Cape Upright and the south of Bt. Mathew's Teland, eighty-one were shot, and_anqther storm ccclr- ring, during which both anchors wero lost, obliged the return of the vessel before the cruise was hali completed. Heretofore the method of capturing walrus has been with the harpoon. The alarm with which this method casioned soon rendered 1t iinpractic ble. The plan adopted by the crew of the Ban Diego was for each man, armed with & Witcdester or Sharps’ rifle, {0 approach the sleeping animals cautiously and shoot st the particular portion of theskall covering the brain. Any failure to penetrate the brain does not kill. The front of the head 1s impervious to a bullet, and the neck is 80 well protected by the blubber that a bull produces noother effect than to alarm and excite the animal, and thus cause the entire shoal ~ to take to the water. Every shot must kill instantly, without producing any commotion, or the game disappears. The walrus is very stupid unlees disturbed, when it fights with great power. Throwing its immense head back so as to ele- vate the tusks to a horizontal position itsprings forward, and by a rapid move cf the head is enabled to strike with unerring aim any object within thres or four feet. Woe to_the man or animal within that limit, He is transfized in & moment. Fightsamong the males are frequent and terrific, oiten termiating in the death of one or both. Few females are found in Behring's Sea during the summer mozins, the theory among hunters being that they pass this season with their young in the Arctic and appear below the straits late in_the fall and winter. Unlike the seal, they have a habit of eloepiog in the water, with Eurpolal, but the market heretofore | taining the rest of tne wonderful unperaileled collection of living reptles, by George, I would be asham-d to ba » sneke. The bipgest venemous reptile in the collec!ion, and come to such a disgsaceful end as that, killed by a pig!” b “It's adirgrace to the menagerie,” said the proirie dog. *‘As long es the rattlesnake got out, I did hope he would do something we could feel proud of.” “You needn't talk,” said one of the surviving rattelesnakes, ‘‘many’s the © madg off one of you out in ou see,” said the elephant, * you are all of you much more dangerous and ferocious in the posters than you are in tae woods, all of you fighting animals. Do you remember the day the hyena got out down In Missouri, and an old stage driver thumped the senses out of him with the but-end of & black-snake whip!” ““And when the gray wolf of the Appenines got loose in Christisn county, Tlinois, and a couple of dogs got after him and chewed both his ears off}"” said the white rabbit, “T remember when you got out cf the tent at Noblesville, Indiana,” ssid the owl, “and » brindle cat chased you half way up a telegraph pole bs. fore you remembered that you copldn't climb.” Thia turned the laugh against the rabbit, which the elephant suppressed by saying that the rabbit was't a fighting animal, and wasn’t billed in yellowand red desteoying and devour- ing buman and animal life in the ec~ Binguined forests. X “Don’t you know,” croaked the gray parrot, ‘“when the white owl got cut lip at Batavia, Illincis, and flew intoa chimney, then came out and butted through a drug stots window ilied three kinds of acids on its that burned off ita featbers, and finally banged up against the end of a brick house_and was brought back here stunved, and smelling like a feather bed on firel” “T remember;” said the hyend, “the day wheii right in the middle of the matince performance, the royal B:n- al tiger and the wild man-eater of the Indian jungle got half way out of his cage, and the whole teht was in a panic, mén yelling, children screaming and women faintiog, when an old woman who was standing in front of the cage jabbed her ‘‘umbrell” into his eye and made him jump back howling so you couldn’t hear any- d have youl Take thst, an’ that, t at” The colonel took them each time, a d they were 80 big that he becams | o erturdened, 8 'd dropped down into © - corner, and the blows fell thick #1d fase, and his hat beiog down over | his head prevented him from explain- in - matters. Mesuwhile, out cf docr, Sinpkins was sicting on the lower step with & sort of dazed express- ion_ about his eyes, chuskling o | & bimself at times, and then softly rub- | bing his headas if he didn't under- stand matters. “My, my,” said he, | “ain't T a ketohing of it; just listen to her, didn’t she whack me then, tho'l | | No, she dida’t cozh I'm here; but thash’s me in thar. No, ’taint, nuther; thash ish 8:lon. Good Solon, | be's just put hishelf in my plash; kuow ‘show” tish hishelf. Whu' up er i up, ole g1, I'sn all right. Whu'up er up, whu—" The soliloguy was sud- denly checked by Colonel Solon rush- log out the door with such force as to knock Simpkins off the step, and the two landel on the sidewalk together. Colonel Bolon didn'’t etop, but gather- ing himself ap, started for home ag ! fast as possible, while Simpkina called after him: by *Musher 'bliged, Uclonel, do ash tiittch for you some time.” —_— “Axp TAE LEAVES WERE FOR THE Heaure oF 782 Natioxs.”—This is fully exemplified inthe demonstration that go common & past Bmart-#8ed, of water ‘medicinal properties which; wheil com- bined iwith ewseiice of Jamaita ginger #nd other efficacious vegetable ‘ex- tracts, as in |Dr. Pierca's Com- pound Exteact cf Smart-Weed, conatitutes a mort, potent reiedy for brwel effestions as diarrheza, dysentry, fiux, etc. It 1s also an efficaciovs medicine for colds and to break up fevers and inflammatory attacks, and for the sllevistion of pain. Every family should keep a supply of it. 50 cents by deugeists. An Honest Medicine #ree of Charg Of all medicines advertised to ctire any affection of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, wo know of 2otia we can rec- ottittiend as highly as Dr. Kixo's New Discovery for Consum Coughs, Colde, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fe- ver, Hoarseness, Tickling in tho This med- an' ELECTION PROCLAMATION. On Court House Bonds. At 2 session of the Board of County Comm's slaners ot the Couaty of Douglus, in_ the State of Nebrasks, ho'den on the 11tn Septem- 10, it waa by aid {on t the following quest'oa be and by submitted a8 2 proposition electors of the Cuunty of Doug. Ia3, Nebraska, to-ni: To the e'ectors cf the County of Douglas in the State of Nebraska: The Boar 1 of Cour ty_Commissioners of sail ‘county hereby submit the foliowing proposirion: Shall the C. u ity of Dooglas, St , Sta ¢ of Nohaska, by -ts County Commusioners is-ue its coupos bonds in the” smount of oue hundred and twen- ty-f o thousand dollars for the purpose cf a d- fag In the construction, erection and completion and the construction, érection aud completin of a court Fouse building In ihe city of Omahs, County of Douzlas, In the State of Nebracka, for county purposcs and_all the purpores ff ‘which such cout house may be legally used and sppropriate the momy raised thireby for aid such constructi-n and completion of said bullding, all tha costt and expense of suid building ot ¢+ exceed the sm of en- unred and Pty thousand doilars, said bond: © > 108 thousand dollars each an | tod 1, peyableat t o office of | ¢ of 'said county, and to run ereat at a rato not excoed- . pe- snnum, payatle semi. ually, ‘The said bocds éhal uot be dold less than par. 1o dddlton la the ierf]tor ordin. iaxes thets sball be leviod and coilected & tax anfually ‘provided by law, for the payment of the mter o gaid bo1ds as it becomesdue, and an ads Honal amount shail bo levied agd collected as provided by Iaw, suticent > pay ths _prinaipal O such bonds a¢ maturity, and provided tnat ot mor then fftecn per cent, of the principal of $aid bonds shall be levied in any one vear, avd Vided slways that in no event shail bonds be toei o} st amiot e ten s ot <t the il caanty_Tu Fas et from s st . drleof o mio of it bonds or acy part thercof and tho fece:s of the mouey therefor. ‘The sald Bonds shall be reisemable at the op. tioa of the Board of Coutty Commlssipuery of i3 onnty at (s expimion of ten yers {roms the dato of said bonds. e p— immediately aftér the adoprion of said prip tion, it adopted, and said bailding to be cum- pleted on o before Jaauary 1, 1852 No levy ahall be made ta pay any part of the principal ofs +id bonda until atier the expiration of ten years from the date of said bonds. ho ‘form n which the above proposition sball be submitted shall be by bal'ot, upon whieh ballot shall be printed or written or part- Iy priitod or wrltted the words: “For Cou Hougo Bonda or “Against Gourt Hon Eonds,” and all ballota cast having therson words “For Court, Houss Bonds”shall be fecm. eanod taken to be in favor of eaid proposiiion, and all ballotacast having Words “Against Court Houss Bo acemed and taken to be against tion, and if two.thirda of tho votes cast st th eleciton hereinafter provided 1n this boball bo in’ favor of the sbove proposition, it shall bo deemed and taken to be carrled. “The said proposition sball be voted upon at the general election to be held in the County Throat, loss of voice, ete. icine does positively cure, and that where everything else has failed. No medicine can show one-half so many thing else in the tent.” the head partially exposed. The ivory of the walrus sells readily for 45 or B0 cefits per Billiard balls, cane heads ivory articles of similar size are made of it here, but the larger part of it is sent to China and used extensively in the manufacture of Chiuese ornaments. The oil is equal in quality to whale oil, commands the same price, and is used for the same purposes. The hides are from cne and a balf to two inches in thickness. Waen tanned they furnish a saperior article of beltivg for heavy machinery and are unsurpassed for polishing si ver plate. White bears are numerous in Behring's Ses, and the crew of the San Diego obtained the skins of seven or eight that they shot on the islands. They aleo killed a large number of cinnamon ‘ear in Alaska. On one occasion, while slaughtering the wal- rus_on Hall's island, a bunter, whils in the act of reloading his gun, startled by @ rustle on the beach, and to his great dismay beheld ar - enormous white bear seated within twenty feet of the spot he occupied. Dropping his | gun, he started ona run, and was fcllowed hotly.by. the bear, who gained on him at every leap. A comrade percaiving his d: ger, directed his aim at the ferocious beast, and was fortunate enough to kill him, but not until he was within lnpin§ distance of his intented prey. The climate of Behring’s sea is cold and fogey, and daylight during the montha of June and July is of about 8 hours' duration. Very little ice is to be seen there in the summer; t] ands sre barren, and the whole n unpromising for any other than fishing and maritime purposes. Owing to the shallowness of the water, storms there, which are frequent, make a Tary turbulent and dangerous naviga- on. True Stories About Animels. Burlington Hawkeye. The big tent was thrown into great excitement cne evening, just about the close of the season. ~ The largest rattlesnake had escaped from its glass cage and wandered off into the coun- try. The local papers were all filled with accounts of its monstrous size and its dreadful rapacity and appalling ferocity. People were afrald to go to bed at night or to get up in the mora- ing, the papers said, and the elephaot wonderod why they didn’t go to bed in the morning then, and get up at uight. Reports came in first that the terrik,le reptile had swallowed a lamb, then it was a sheep, then & Now- fouradland dog, then it was a yearling calf, the next report sud it was a horse, and finally word came that the ionster had swallowed a yoke of oxen and finally laid siege to a church, in which the terrified congregation, afraid to lsave the house, had barred the doors and fastened the shutters and were waiting for rescue or starva- tion. At last, the second day after the escape, an cld farmer came to town, bringing part of the carcass of the smake with him. Jt appeared then, that the snake had wriggled out to his farm, three miles from town, and had got into the ben house and sucked threa egge™ Then it made for the milk house and drank two quarts of milk. Then it wriggled down through the orchard, where it met a little sandy pig, the runt of his litter, about two years cld. It made one lick at the pig, which bristled up and went for the terrar of the menag- erie, chased it back through tha orchard, around themilk house, across the deor yard, and finally cornered it in thehen house, where, after a terrific combat, in which two old hens were driven of their nest aud nearly thres dozen eggs trampled into omelet, the little sandy pig soake and ate most of it up before the farmer appeared on the scene and res- cued what was left of ths monster from the jaws of the pig. The animals had listened attentive- Iy while the farmer was telling the wadsger about. the affair, and after the afternoon performance they were wondering and talking about it. “Well, by Geargs,” the And the hyena led off the applause of mertiment in a hideotis shriek 6f laughter. : ““And ycu know;” said the monkey, “how t0 men at Tonawanka, down in York state, knocked the spots off the leopard with base ball clubs when he got out.” “T remember,” said the Jecpard; “‘when you got loose at London, Olilo, ana climbed up a lightning rod and got stuck fast on a tar roof, and had to be pulled off and have your feet soaked in oil and couldn’t climb even a ladder for noarly thiee weeks.” ““And I remember,” squawked the toucan to the monkey, ‘‘when I pecked a hole in your back you could lay your fist in.” ‘Do you remember,” squeaked the Guinea pig, ‘‘when the mule killed the lioness at the Cincinnati zoo?” “Yes,” sald the elephant, ‘“but none of these things are s bad as the disgraceful fate f this much adver- tised rattlesnake nine feet long with thirty-eight rattles on a sideand a mouth full of enough venom to de- populate o whole camp meeting. Killed by s pig, a ssndy pig at that. Let these lessons teach ns all that we are now where nature evidently intended we shoold be. In spite of the philanthropists’ pity, we aro happiest where we ar Every time ono of us get thing either fatally or at Iy diegraceful happens to him The ‘menagerie is our home. Here we aro safe. Once at liberty in the woods, and the fields, we are clubbed by base fellows, prodded by old women, beat en by men, kicked to death by mulee, or eaten by pigs. Happyis the lot of tho animal who has no ambition to roam but is content to remain where fate has wisely decreed that e is best off. In every instance, when we have escaped from our so-cailed bondage, man or brates more ignoble than our- solves have overcome me, beaten, kill- ed and esten us, we have lost our rep- utation for courage and ferocity, and have proved the bill stand a Jiar. I know of not one exception to— “Do you remember,” piped in the little red squirrel, ““when I yot away in the morning at Peoria,. before the tent was upl” The animals all rememberel the escape and tha chase which followed. ell,” said the little red equirrel, “I loped into & boy as big as a hun- dred of me, & boy as full of gritasa sand lot, who was never known at school to fight any boy that wasn't a head taller and two years older than himself, and who was the first boy to take hold of me. _And if I didn't get that boy down and bite clean through his thumb and make him yell and squirm and howl, and all the canvas men put tobacco on his thumb, and if you can go to The Hawkeye office Jobn will show you that thumb now, with my decorations on When the applause had subsided, the elephant said drily: “Well, that was because you were billed as ‘the joy of the menagerie, the pet of the ladies and delight of the children; loving, affectionate and harmless, full of sportive tricks and innocent capers, ita charming spright- liness and gentle, confiding disposition rendering 1t alone worth double the price of admission to all the shows.’ that explains your fiendish and blood thiraty cruelty, my tender-hearted, affectionate little thamb chewer, Didn't I say wo always made out the bill stand a liar?” And the animals just got up, child- ren, and datced around in their cages and howled with joy, antil the boya outside the tent, looking for places to “crawl under,” trembled and drew back, saying to each other with pallid faces, in fear stricken toner, “Golly? Le'ss don’t go in mow! They'te feedin’ 'em bloody mest!” Genutne Friendship. 0il City Derrick. One of the most obliging men in Oil City is Colonel Snlnf %e al ways willing to help a neighbor in dia- tress, and has a peculiar kindness for inebriated husbands, quality proba- bly born from his own experiences, The other night on _his way home he met John Simpkins, snd that meeting accouuts for the battered condition of Col. Solon’s head yesterday. Simp- kins was druok, and, as Colonel Solon came up alongside, Ko said, ‘T shay, Colonel, givush a lift.” The Colonel did 20, and carefully piloted his wan- house, the inebriated in- ual exid he would sit outside till momming, but the Colonel would rot allow it; he insieted on his friend go- ing to bed. ‘“Druther not,” mid Simpkins. “Ob, yes, you maust,” ssid the Colonel. = ‘‘Here, where's yourkey! Tl find it; here it is; now Tl open the door and go in, if you'll follow me.” Simpkins sud- denly chuckled to thim self, and sloop. ily said: “‘Yeh. coloel, Il foller you; 30u go (tic) ahead.” The colonel open. ed the door and stepped inside, and the next moment hfl plug hat was knocked down over his ears, the door closod behind him, and a female voics in an infuriated yelled: “Y positive and permanent cures as have already, been effected by this truly Fonderful remedy. Kor Asthma and Bronchitis it is a perfect specific, cur- ing the very worst cases in the short- est time possible. We say by al means give it a trisl Trial bottles free. Regular size 81.00. For sale by 8(1)ly J. K. ISH, Omaha: EBucklen's Arnica Saive The Besr Sarve in the world for Cats, Broises, Sorcs, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Ohapp- od Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve in guaranteed to give perfect satiafac- tiod in every case or money re fanded, Price 25 cents per box, ¥or sale by 8dly TSH Omahs, — FIFTH WARD RECISTRATION, At the Rotico § i hereby given, that I will store of Edward Luc-s, cor. 13th and Chicago treats, on Monday, O¢t. 13th, 13th, 14th, 15th, or the purpose of making out a new list of the logal voters of the bth wrd, 8. WAREFIL Registrar Fifth Ward, Douglas BTt THREE REMEDIES IN ONE. In all disorders—mild, acute or chronie— Kcepup the strongth and keop the bowels free; irrective, Iaxative i one pure medium that SEUTZER APEMIEST is that m v yeare victorious, The world s well.founded eonfidence retains TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT SELTZER AFERIENT. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS always Cures and never disap= points. The world's great Pain= Reliover for Man and Boast. Choap, quick and reliable. PITCHER’S CASTORIA is not Narcotic. Children grow fat upon, Mothers like, and Physicians recommend CASTORIA. Itregulatesthe Bowels, cures Wind Colic, allays Feverishness, and de- stroys Worms. WEI DE MEYER’S CA- TARRH Cure, a Constitutional Antidote for this terrible mala= dy, by Absorption. The most Important Discovery since Vao- cination. Other remedies may relieve Catarrh, this cures at any stago before Comsumption sets in. . fesre s e e s RESOLUTION ORDERING SIDE- WALKS. Bs it resolved by the City Council of the Cityof Omaha: Thatu sidewalk be within Sfteen days from thig date, repaired and 13 1o the present grade 8510 Gity: n front of 42d adjoining the foiow- og described protcist, v 2: Tota 1, 3 and 4, south side of Jackson street, Inblodk 174, 6 fet wide, Such mdewalk (o b repaired of 2inch pice 5010 be n wioth a6 above specifed, »ad peciive ownor or owners of the abo scribed.premises e bereby required. to. Tepair b same.- rated October sth, 1550 /¥ MeOARTSEY, City i WROUGHT IRON FENCES. Wirs Pencing end Raling a Specialty. Their beautv, permanence and economy is ally workin the exticetion cf all fencing of Ay Eiegant in design, indestructible Fences for awns, Fublic 04 and s tor Lawos, Fublic Oroupda aad Ceme- n Va Lawn Setiees, and of \tie. 3 Sk iert; Grateand :&'m.u-a of Douglas, Btate of Nebraska, on the 24 day of November, A, D. 1580, at the following named lacos: Precinct No. one (1)—Tarner Hall. Precinct No. two (2)—No. 8 engine hotise, Sizteonth Bt. 0rtha Precinct NG, thee (3) 10th St., 2 doors south ofeng Omaha Precinet No, four (4 court house. Omaha Proclnct No. five (5)—Ed. Leeders 2th and Chicago Ste. (6)--No, Lengiae houre, iienter shop; use lot No. 2. 20tn and Izard stroete. Saratogs Frecinct—Schoo! house, near Gran- g, Flarence Procinct i ; oise iao i District Eikhorn Peaciuct—Elkhorn school hotie. Piatie Valley Prociuci—School houss at Waterloo. Chicago Precint—"chool house at Elkhorn Station. Millard Precinct—dillsr 1 echool houss. (cCardlo Precinct Douglas Prec West Omaba Precinct—School b trict No. (Seal) County Commi JOHN R. MANCHESTER, Coonty Clerk. PNOBLSIOR Machine Works, OMLAELA, NEE. J. Hammond, Prop. & Mansager. The most.thorough appointel and complete d Foundry in thestate. ‘Gastings of every description manufacted. Engines, Pumps and evey class of machinery ‘made to order. ‘Special attention given to Well Augars, Pulleys, Hangers, Shafting,Bridge Irons,Geer Catting, ete ‘Plansfor new Machinory, Meachanical Draught- fag, Models, etc., neatly 550 Harnoy St Bot. 141 and 16th. ATTERTION, BUILDERS AND GON TRACTORS. Banks, nesr LOUISVILIE, at the depot at Lo the B, & M. railroad, WEITH DRICIK to fill any order at reasonable prices. Par- ties desiring front or ornamental brick willdo well to give us a call or send for sample. J. T. A. HOOVER, Prop., Torjavilla, Nab THE COLORADO BUSINESS GOLLEGE Thisinstitution, located at Denver, Colorado, the Educational and Commercial center of the ‘West, Is pre-eminently the best and most practi- cal of ts kind for the MERCANTILE TRAINING Young Men and Ladies. ) on G. W. FOSTER, President, D. W. CADY, Secrotary. thorough and complete nstitution of the kind in the world. Thousands of accountants and Business men, in the prin- cipal cities and towns of the United States, owo their success to our coures cf tralning. The Right Kind of Education for Young Men and Ladies. Fine, new brick block. at junction of thres Elegantly fitted and furnished apartments for the application of and carryiog streot car lines. oot of our novel and systematic methods of BUSINESS TRAINING. Young men who contemplate & buciness Iife, and parents having sons 1o educate, are partica- larly requested to rend for our new Circula ‘condition of entrance, ete. Address @ W. FOSTER, President, seps-3m Denver, Colorado. A new a4 hitherto unknown remedy for i of the Kidneys, Bladder, aoa’ Urinary It witt ostrvely care Disbetes, Gravel, Drop- e Betan o he Bidger, Dieh soiad R oeeen o e Bildcer, igh e o oo Urinating, LAME and all Female Com- Eright's and_seanty urine, Painful BACK, General Weakness, It ayolds internal medicines, #ffcts and cares when nothing elss can. For sala by all oF sent. by mall free ‘upon receipt of the , $2.00. DAYKI2 NEY PAD CO-, PROP'RS, 7 Toledo, O. 8, our sidress” $r OUr G How ' owesSeved® asscsted valiatign o 31 the texahle proper. | p: stasox f 6 which will give fall information a8 to terms, s certain fnft GO EAST ~VIA THE— Chicago & Northwestern RAXLWAY. 2,380 MILES OF ROAD! It i tie SHORT, SURE and Safe Route Between COUNCIL BLUFFS CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and all potnta EAST and NORTH. (T OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIC GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY OTEER ROAD 1IN THE WEST. Itfs the ONLY ROAD between COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHIOAGO Upon which ls run PULLMAN HOTEL CARS! 11 adton to theseand to pleas ll classes of ruvelers, i gives FIRST.CLASS MEALS at lis EATING STATIONS at 50 cents cach. 73 TRAGK 3 gTeEL aaiLe) I8 COAGHES ARE THE FingsT! ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS ou wish the Wil buy v ND WILL TAKE Beat Traveling Accommods- ticket by this Routs NEOTHER. All Ticket Agents can sell vou Through via this road and Check usual Bag- gage Freo of Charge OMAHA TICKET OFFICES—12}4 Faraham St , Cor. 14th, an il o N Ticketa at Unlon Paciflc OFFICE—In Colorrdo Central and Pacitc Ticket Office. SAN OFFICE—2 Now Montgom- eryStreet For information, folders, may taloable st Home Ticket Office, agent of the Company, or NARVIN RUCHITT, w I! !"ll‘::l'r‘l;' i Tioaao, il JAMSS T. CLARR, Gen'l Ag's Omaha & Counct] Blufts. THROUCH TO CHICACO Without Change of Carsl THRE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & (JUINCY RAITROAD. With Smooth ad Porfect Track, Elegan Pas. senzer Ccaches, and PULLMAN SLEEPING &IDINING CARS It trav nowledged by the Press, sad ai wes it, 10 bo the Best Appolated and cet Managed Rond i PASSENGERS GOING BAST Should bear in mind that this fg the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO, And Points East, North and Nors! Country. Passengers by this Boute have choice of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, And the Advautage of Six Daily Lines of Palaco coping Cars from Chicago to 'New York City Without Change. ins on this lineare equipped with house Patent Air Brakes and nt Safoty Platiorm and Couplers, the most Perfect Pro- tection Against Acci- dents in the world. PULLMAN PALAGE SLEEPING AND D'NING CARS A rerunon th Burington Route. Strect, Omaha, Nebraska, D'W. HITCHCOCK, Gen. West'n Pass. Ag't. St Joe., Mo, ha. I P. DUEL, fopb-d1 Ticket Agent Omaba SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Axp St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Sioux City Route! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFFS to ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMARCK, hern Tows, Minnesota and e ontrolled by the com- an Through With ut Change between pan Union Pacific Transfer Depot, Council Blafts, Pacifls and St Paal. Transfer Depot a reaching Sioux City at 10:20 p. at11:063. m , making 2% TEN HOURS 1§ AvvaNce or ANy Ornzr Roure. Returmng, leave St. Paul at 3:3 riviag at Sioux City at Pacific Tranefer Depo in a. m. Be suro that your tickets read via “3. C. P.B.R." Trains leave the Union onncil Blufls, at 5:15 Superintendent, Missouri Valley, Tows. P. E. ROBINSON, Ass't Gen'l Pam. Agant. 6. ’BRYAN, Southwester Frelght and Pase R SHORT LIN Agent. SHO 1880. K.C.,ST. JOE&C. B.R.R,, I the only Direet Line o ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA sud the WEST. No change of cars botwoen Omaha and 8t. Louls and but ono betwaen Omaba and New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS REACHING ALL Eastern & Western Cities With lesa charges and in advance of other lines. This catlre line s equipoed with Pullmsn’s Palace S| "Palaca Day Cosct enilecs falaty Plattorm Aad ‘Coupior_and the celebrated ‘Westinghone Alr-Brake. SSEE_THAT YOUR TICKET READSWA Yia Kanme City St Joseph, ani %8 & CouncllBlufts K R, via SUEY £ Joaandst. Louls. ©3 Tctvia for mle st all coupon stations . the eat.. J. F. BARNARD, A. C. DAWES, el Bupky Geu') Pase Ticket s st. Joseph, Mo . Joseph, Mo, W. C. SEACHRIST, Ticket Ager 214 Fifteenth Street, botween Fambam and Donglas, Union Block, Omaha. A. B. BARNARD, Pase. Agent, Omaha. Gen'rl Agent, Omaha. CHICAGO SHOT TOWER CO. Sanufacturers of P Sl BESURETO BUY IT. THE BESTIN MARKET. .E, W, BLATCHFORD & Co. Manatacturers of Lead Pipe,Shoetand Bar Lead, 1| ik Tin, Fipe sna Solder, Livseed 1l OBDERS SOLICITED. 70 NORTH CLINTON ST., CHICACO CONSULTING PHYSICIAN ICAL OFFICE, 408 Tenth Street, * - OMAHA, NEERASKA Offriag bia servicss in a0l depar'ments o > “cever medicine. and_sargery, - STARDARD SHOT ’ DR. A. S. PENDERY, EAS PERWANRSTLY LOCATED HI3 MED- ¥ recommended and unsurpassed for Weak or Foul ney: A Bricht's Disease, Loss of Energy, Nervous Dobili s s arising from Kidney or Bladder N s-a Blood and b idney Poisonin circumeta it hasa ver. p KIDNEY< from Ladics especially will iixe 1t o car et of LAWRENCE § MARTIY, isoa Propeietary Govern men raiia KIDEGEN to bo sold (viibous icense) Sv Druggiow, Cracars snd Other Persovs everywhere. e Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use. 1 not tound at your Drugsists or Grocers, we will send a bottle projaid to the nearest express office to yua LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, Ilis. Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALERS everywhere Wholesale agents in Omahs, STEELE, JOBNSON & CO., will supply the trade at manufactur AL SOCRAEHY D€ (HIS COUNTRY, W THIS MAP, THAT THE P ¥_EXAMININ WHO 1S UNACQUAINTED WITH THE SEE’s = =T — At "CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R, R. IS THE HE EAST & THE WEsSe4 mai (re s L n. and o in Unic Depo NETFAL R R CONNECTH, ‘Hinbubal Line AT 3 East uth. ALENGLEWOOD, With tHoLa 8. 8 M5 e Py © W &¢I s & At WasiiiNoToN HeiGurs, with F. s 854 Ty LA SALLE, 3 L. Cont. ArProms wiin e P 0. Sd 7 wnd . P At Rock fstay W Monros; Do ety Atuntic 9 T o Winters Avtea to Harisn. Haiiroad, wi R Fhsm tag iiwankee & s ey v avanport. e © i 4 oc "AL DA VEXPORT. with the €L &SP R At magnificontiy Set. and its | ® you most will be the plensn; eais. while pasming over U Beautifal prairios of Hiinois and garmagniicent Diying oeople pr ea (and tho immen: e | ‘and Piiace | and Southwest. A. KIMBALL. Gen'l Superintendent. CHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS WINDOW SHADES. And Everything I})e\‘m.ining to the Furniture and pholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW COODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. CEAS. SHIVBRIOK 1208 and 1210 Farnham Street. 5 34 mon ih mat. Ir'rip.roved Buckeye CombinedaRiding Corn Cultivator FOR 1880. MANUFACTURED BY P. P. MAST &C0., SPRINGFIELD.0 They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Beam Walking Cultivator, with or without Srings. The New Foree Feed Buckeve Drill, one or two Horse Styles Enquire tor them at the best dealers. F. H. PUGH., Gen. Agent, Umaha, Neb s ook, g1 day 2! cme canly madeicy Ear Diseases. il NERVOUS DEBILITY Humphreys' i cmoveee: e ey HOMEOPathictue vy i meSpecific No. 26. fal remedy known. Price §1 er via: or 13 and Larzo vial of owdar for 5, sent posts ge roe on roceint of price. HUNPHREY $ HOWEO. MED. CO , *09 Fuiton St.. New Vo1 Tlast. Cai.icue of Receipts 5 Sl e, Sz DR E. E. SHOEMAKER, The well known Aural Sugeon, of Reading, Pa. #h has been ia the Medic! ' years,gives 311 bis time ¢ xcloa's Tent cf deatnems and di-euses of the ear ard i ook of 6 these dismages, and their proper frea ' family should be withovt this 1t will save suffering 189 of hes ker's ok e o oot ks gresty mpe ved o o nis T 5 vora B — s deot 1o e o e~ IR ey T feos. Dr. b {1VIL, MECHANICAL, AND MINING 7). (1 GIAEVRING as the Benwoinr Poiytce s 3 imatitate, Troy, N. ¥ _ The ollest bee 16th. The of the gradustes for the rast 54 years. with -