Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 18, 1880, Page 3

ATTORMEYS-AT-LAW CHARLES POWELL, e JoES o ¥, SIE TTORNEY AT LAW—Room 6, Crelghton Blosk, 16th St., OMAHA, KEB. 0. L THOMAS, TEORNEY AW-—Towe woney, buys and soils real estate, Boom 8, Creighton k. 7. C. TROUP, TIURNEY 47 TAV—_OBet in Samwoomy witl George E. Pritchett, 1508 oy ™ F oA DEXTER L. THOMAS, TTCRNEY AT LAW—raicrarhuks Suld Ll e . poilienas g &, W GHADWICK, A FICBATY AT LAY Ot 1t Fautam L. PEABODY, 2n Crelghton Tlock, next te #% 4, NEBRAREA. ATTORNEY AT LAW. ARBAGH BLOGE, CUR. BOUS. & I5TH 8T8, OMABA, NEP. W. J. Connell, Attorney-s O ffos: —Fr.» t-Law. 3y statm, fo Eanacom's ~ommer Filteenth snd ~Guis B wamios & REDICK, ourt ffice. Faruham St opposite iRD W. CIMERAL, % LAW_Room § Crolghton Dourine strects. _ nobdb RICHARDS & HUNT, | Attorncys-at-Law.| u | % BY THE USE OF PILE REMEDY, INTERNAL, EXTERNAL, AND | 'TCHING PILES | r3edd at onre on the application of Dr it DO NOT DELAY til the drain on the aystem sermanent disability, but bay it, TRY IT* CURED —_— —— PRICE, 50 CENTS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR T, 1 when you can notobtain i of him, w will send it, prepaid, on recelpt of price . Bosanko's Treatise on Plles sent fre "= appitcation. Address NE DR, BOSKNKO MEDICINE CO. % PIQDA. O. THE COLORADD |& BUSINESS GOLLEGE s Thisinstitution, located at Denver, Colorsdo, the Educational and Commercial center of the ‘West, Is pre-eminently the best and most practh oal of #ta kind tor the MERCANTILE TRAINING —or— Young Men and Ladies. G. W. FOSTER, President, D. W. CADY, Seorctary. e The most extensive, thorough and complete nstitution of the kind in the world. Thoussnds ot accountants and Pusiocss men, in the prine cipal cities and towns of the United States, owe thelr sucooss to our course of tratning. The Right Kind of Education for | . Brdi the Urine, Ostarrh of the Bladder, high colcred | egrlier accounts are corrected, proves Young Men and Ladies. i sy crae paliel Oréatng, TAXE | "% 40 extromo and formidable ap: paiats, plication of the ordinary shell gun. Fine, new brck block. 3t Junctlon of thres | See——Y | The new torpedo boat, like most ves- | stroct eas linon Elagsitly fited and furaished | efccis and cures when nothioe e oan. sels of ita class, i a long, narrow, ar- | apartmente for the application of and carrying | _ For eale by al .,'Z“’"'""Jh""‘ by maflfree | ;or plated, turtle-backed, mastless ot ot cur novel and sviematicmelhodscf | SO YOOI of the preh, vessel, sunk nearly to the wate- line. DAY NEY PAD CO., PROP'RS, Tta armament consists of a single bow- Toledo, O. | oyp seven fect under water, of aix- TB.A]'N]NG ers your addrems for our litle book, | teap inches caliber, made of wrought BUSINESS o | Mow swmBaved” o torFebrasks | iron, hooped with steel, but as the gun Young men who coutemplate 8 business lte, and parents bavin sons o educate, ae partica- larly requested 10 send for our new Circular, 1 gve full information as o terms, of entrance, etc. Address @. W, FOSTER, President, Denver, Colorado. Expros, Freight Teave “mahai—6 DR. BOSANKO'S & 11:40 &, m.5:25p. m., Dally except Bunday. ONAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEYR. . idren oft ask Twas He And Farn m Stres I'HE DATLY BEE —_— OMAHA PUBLISHING 00., PROPRIETORS. 916 Farnham, bet. 9tk and 10k Streets ‘TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIOK, THE MAILS. 1 am, i1 UKION PACIFIO, PR 1235 Ve P pm. a.m, lp.m. Pm Arrival And Departure of Trains anmrve. E35p.m 25 p m OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND |SIOUX CITY & PACIFIO EAILROADS. a0 1 40 p. m. M 20 LOUIS & PACI¥IC. - d20p m SIOUX CITY & ST, PAUL B. B o: annrves. — 8am. |Mall . 1S5 m Expross. 435 p.m. ERIDGE DIVISION U. P. R. B. am.1lpm 1:25 3. 8 25 125 p. m., . m., 635 p. m, R ar teips on Bubay. lea by Gownil Blats st 326, i 4nd 295 200 535 p. m. PASSENGER TRAIS. . A 700 P m | Lave Omata, dally:—8 &.m., 94.m.,10 a m., P m,8p.m,5p m, 6p. ™feave Counl Binfls o5 s.m., 9:35a.m, 235 . m, a at 9 and 11 m,7am8® .m,1 5 a.m, 9:40n m., 750 p. m Qreatest Discovery of the Age. Kot eately droppeinio whateetd Kt aaem aropmetiosa Where wonder of wonders they found & newland, While tairy-liks beings apy and. ‘There And far brigiver skies than evor wore soen, Birds with the hues of a rainbow were found, ‘While flowers of exquisite fragrance were grow lm‘l.u‘n('m they left to wonder In doube A ey soon came they a las sel 4nd thisthey ! he ictares ssesorery Ho droveup s toam tha looked very queer, woro movntains Tnoked Iike team of rode in » shell i But be took them on showed them all over his wondertal realm, tactaries roods for women and men of the 4 wil postively cure Disbetes, Gravel, Drop. had beard Woniertaldiscovriestn the world ke boenmade Mot otber tnings where Santa Claua siayod 11 e makes eoodeor not, oaly he Rves ln & mountain of suow. Gl 4o tho Pole ikexhole ‘each b “wit ranch about, asy. e o vt s iigh, o e rove them , Bright's Discase, inability o retain of ‘and smal) 4 bitherto ukmown remedy for all ety ‘Bladder, and Urinary CHARLES RIEWE, Telegrapi UNDERTAKER! ‘Metalic Onses, Coffins, Caskets, Shrouds, etc. . Bthand 11th, Omaba, Net orders promptly atiendd to. ‘more “TECABESKI" FIND MADE BY A SURVEYING PARTY ON THE ENCHANTED MOUNTAIN. Seattle Iatellivencer, A short time since, as a surveying party was prospecting and exploring the mountain pass east of Seattle for afavorable railroad route, they met with & most remarkable incident, as foliows: As the advanced flsgman ar- rived at an eminence on the divided ridge of the mountains,theresuddenly appeared before him the imuge of a msn holding a spear in a menacing attitude. The flagman was startled and retreated s few paces, and as he did eo the startling sentinel slowly eank down out of sight. The chainman called to the members of the party and summoned them to the spot. In the party was an Indisn who manifested great fright, and staied that this was the encharted mountain, called by the tribe ““Teca- beski,” or gut-sticker, for the fact that an Indian had many years before been wounded by this' e image, and that it had suddenly dissppeared after dolng the act of violence. The party of surveyors were not o much intimidated but that t.ey set to work to unearth this great mystery. After removing & considerable amount of dirt they came to the spear and im- age, which was so arranged that the cause the spear and image TO RISE OUT OF THE EARTH, and, on the removal of the additional weight, immediately sink down again, The question at once presented itself, why this arrangement? Tho liberal use of the spade soon rendered tae cause apparent. A considerable quan- tity of the goods was found cached or hidden away underneath In a very good state of preservation, and in the rocks near by were found certain let- ters written in the Russian language. Farther explorations revealed anotaer deposit of goods, but those of a blue color were found much rotten, and consequently worthless. These de- posits were found perfectly dry and well preserved, ~considering the length of time they must haye re- to contain from $50,000 to $60,000in Russian gold. ~ The whole affair has been kept very quiet, as tho discover- ers intend returning in the summer, as soon as the snow goes off, and thoroughly exploce the vicinity for the still apearthed depos Nicola Trombosky furnishes ThoIntelligencer with the following explanation of how these goods came in the mountains, A great uncle of his, Oclman by HOISTED THE AMERICAN ¥LAG In Russia. “‘My fatherfor miny years was in command of the Lady Madison, a_ship owned by Jacob Barker, of New York, and engaged in the Rus- an trade. My farher married a Rus- sian lady in the city of Cronstadt, Ruseia, a Miss Trombosky. My motn” er bad three brothers. One was ap- . Meam, 43 p m. |pointed consul to Brazil at Santa Ca- ‘Daily exospt taina, one remsined at home in Rus- sia and the third held an important TN command in Alaska, In the year 1816 my uncle was in the Russian set- tlement in Califorois, and started with a guard of soldiers to go to the Russian setilement in Alaska, over land, portly to explore the country and partly to trade with_the Indians. The party consisted of twenty five traders and twenty-seven soldiers, un- der command of my uncle, William Trombosky. Before starting he wrote to my uncle in Russia a detailed ac: count of the expedition, of whom composed, the amouut of money and g00ds carried, eto. It appears the PARTY WAS DELAYED IN STARTING, and the winter in the mountaivs came on amonth earlier than it was suppos- They went up northwest of the Cascade range of mountains for the better grass afforded for their ani. mals, When ina pass in the monn- tains east of the Sound they were over- taken by & severo snowstorm which caused them to lose all their animals, and hence they had no alternative but to cache their goods and gold as best they could, After coming ont of the mountaius the party was in s weak and exhausted condition. On their way to the Sound they were attack- od by a body of Flathesd In- dins, and all killed but two, & soldier and a packer, who, after a series of hairbreadth esoapes, a year afterward arrived in Alaska and told the story of the fate of their party and their terrible misfortunes. A party was sent out by the government to find and recover the goods and money, but their efforts proved fruitless, and af- ter a year's absence they reiurned. That deposit, of great value, has not yet boen fonnd, but remains in_those ‘mountains to some day reward whe- ever is so tortenate as to discover and unearth it.” Ericason's Torpedo Gun. Ericsson’s torpedo gun, now that it s fully explained and the errora of Is not iutended to sustain the shock of a heary charge,altogahor lghtor than other gun of itssize. From this gun s fired with a charge of gun- powder what called a tor- pedo, bat which is simpler to consider ashell, charged with 250 pounds of dynamite. This shell leaves the ves- additional weight of a man would Rt S = toget well, try the new romedy, mette's French Liver for_ttJand take nooth itsond §1601n a letter to.the French Pad Co. Toledo, 0., and receive one by return mail sel at the extremely low initial veloc- ity of 250 feet a second, ons-tenth ot from s rifled the velocity of & cannor, and sbout the speed of an arrow. ' The rage of such a shot is, of course, low, but the torpedo-boat is expected to run up to within 400 or 500 feet of the iron-clad it is attack- ing, point blank range. Its safoty at this distance from the broadside of a modern iron-clad Is secured by its speed, its small exposure and ita ar- mor plating—sixteen inches thick over its low deck. Any vessel struck _with & projectile containing 250 pounds of dynamite will b doomed. No ironclad in the world could stand such a mine, and, at fthe point blavk range proposed, hitting the hall_of & war vessel will b essy. 1t is scarcely neceasary to ssy that the great inventor has crowded his torpe- do boat with a multitude of ingenious devioes. Its engines, its steeriog- gear, sunk ten feet under water, and the apparatus for loading the gun, firing it, and clearing it of water are all proofs of Mr. Eriosson’s redund- ant skill In meeting mechanical diffi- culties. Al these remainto be proved. His experiments 80 far appesr to have demonstrated that a shell loaded with 250 pounds of dynamite cas, with a low charge of powder, be successfully fired from a gun under water. This is the first of the difficulties to be met, and experts will probably be in- clined to regard it sa the most serious. If the new torpedo bost works, the problem of cosst defense will be practically solved for every nation like our own, chiefly anxious to de fend a long coast lin South African Reptiles. Snake Story In New York News. 1 was wearied by a long day’s hunt- ing, when, close to my feet, and by my bedside, some glittering substance caught myeye. 1 ltnpms to pick it up, but ere my hand reached 1it, the truth flashed across me—it was a soake! Had I followed my first natural impulse, I should have sprung. ; but not being able to_clearly sce in what position the reptile was Iying, or which way his head was mained there. Egidence there found | pointed, I coutrolled myself, and indicate that there 1 snother de. |remained rooted breathlessly to posit of considerable value, supposed | the epot. Stralning my eyes, but moving_not an_inch, I at length clearly distinguished » huge poff sdder the most deadly snake in the colony, whase bite would huve sent me to the other world in an hour or two. I watched him in silent horior; his head was from me—so such tho worse; for this snake, unlike sny other, always rises and strikes back. He did not meve: he was aslsep. Not ~wring to shuffle my foat, lest he_shomid awake aud spring st me, Itooka jump i e L IS D e R B B e honor t> a gymnastic master, and thus darted outside the door of theroom With a thick etick, I then returned and settled his worship. Some parts of South Africa swarm with snakes; none are free from them. I have known three men killed by one of them in one harvest, on a farm in Oliphant's Hoek. Thers is a immense variety of them, the desdliest being the puff adder, a thick and compara- tively short snake, Its bite will kill occasionally within sn hour. One of my friends lost a favorite and valu- able horse by its bite in less than two hours after theattack. It ia a slug- gish reptile, and, therefore more dau- gerous; for, instead of rushing away, like its fellows, at the sound of ap- proaching footsteps, it half raises its head and_hi A Mute Man Speaks. The East Portland (Oregon) Tele- gram gives the following account of the manner in which one of the mute iomates of the insane asylum near that city suddenly recovered his | speach: For years Mr. Anderson, a dumb inmato of the ssylum, has plodded alongattending to his duties as a trusty, faithfol belng, unsble to speak o word. - Ho war always In roadiness to ausist the keepers in any way within his power, in & cheerful and contented manner. Al efforts tobring back the use of his vocal or- gans, which had been silent for many years, were In vain, and he was told that he could never again speak. OnSunday last the inmates were given a romp n the handsome grove, which urrounded by » high wall, in order to sun themselves. One of the inmaes, a rather wild individusl, imagined he was a squirrel, snd awsy he went scampering up one of the tall fir trees to its most topmost branches, and would neither return to solid ground for pleadings and threats. As usual Anderson was near at hand snd vol- unteered to go up and bring him back. The poor unfortunates who were in the yard at the time were greatly pleased, and lsughed and shouted joyfally as Anderson olimbed from branch to branch toward the top. He had climbed about thirty feet from the ground when & limb broke and down came Anderson bouncing among the branches, finallly sittlag down upon the greund like the ham« mer of a pile driver. The wardens expooted to see him killed or knooked sonseless, but they were doomed to astonishment, as Anderson sprang to his feot and burst outin a volley of profenity that would have put a trooper to biush. He kept up swear- | ing without intermission for at least ten minutes, while everybody was transfixed with astonishment. He had recovered his specch aud to-day can talk as well as sny person, and to sy that he fs delighted in co quence of bis fall s arawing it mildly 1t you are troubled with feve umy seate of the liver, blood or stomach, and wis .Gy ist 2 Ask your i Be s o A Grgcgzllanlt A G‘rgcgzllanlt IMPORTERS &RETAILERS p : q H R p CRU H An Honest Medicine ¥ree of Uharge Of all medicines advertised to cure any affection of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, we know of none we can rec- ommend as highly as Dz. Kixg's New DiscovEry for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthms, Bronchitis, Hay Fe- ver, Hoarseness, Tickling in the Throat, loss of voice, etc. This med- icine does positively cure, and that where everything else has failed. No medicine can show one-half so many positive and permanent cures as have already been effected by this truly wonderful remedy. For Asthma and Bronchitis it is & perfect specific, cur- ing the very worst cases in the short- est time possible. We say by al means give it & trial. Trial bottles free. Regular size $1.00. For sale by 81y J. K. ISH, Omaha. Buckien's Arnica Salve The Brst SALYE iIn the world for Outs, Brulses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhoum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapp- d Hands, Chilblains, Qorns, snd sll kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satiafac- tod in every case or monoy re fanded, Prlce 25 cents per box. . For sale by 8dly J. K. ISH Omaha. 45 Yearsbefore the Public. THE CENUINE DR.C.McLANE'S LIVER PILLS are not recommended as & remedy “ for all the ills that flesh is beir to,” but in affections of the Liver, and in all Bilious Complaints, Dspepsia, and Sick Head- ache, or diseases of thet character, they stand without a rival. AGUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used pre paratory to, or after taking quinine. As a simple purgative they are unequaled. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, The genuine are never sugar-coated. Each box has a red-wax seal on the lid, with the impression, McLANE'S LIVER PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa- tures of C. McLaxk and FLEXING Bros. 78 Insist upon having the genuine Dit. C. MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS, pro- pared b= FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being full of imitations of the name MeLasie, spelled differently, but ssme pronunciation. HOW T0 CURE CONSUMPTION, COUCHS, Colds, Asthma, Croup, All diseases of the Throat, Lunga,and Pulmonary Organs. USE ACOORDING TO DIRECTIONS ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM. (UNLIKE PILLS 1§ PLEAS- AND THE USUAL PURGATIVES ANT T) TAKE, And uill prory potent and T and CLEAN: ¢ has ot brou:ht to public notice. - For CONSTIPATION, BILIOUS- NESS, HEADACHF, PILES, and all dlco ders ising from an obstruct of the systom, jperably the best curative ext:nt. % on getting thy articls OPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE fs put p in orouzed tin boxes ouly. Prico 00 cents. Ask your druggist for Descriptive Pamphlet, or ad- ress the propriotor, 3. . AETHERINGTON, New York or San Francisco. Before Purchasing AxY Fora of So-Called ELEGTRIC BELT, Band, or Appliance Chroic and Specis VERMACHERGALY. Streot, San_Francisco, Cal. Pamphlet and *“The Electric il save time, heslth and money. The P. G. . are the ouly doalers in Genuine Electric Ap- iances on the American Continent. io Co. plis A suro for Indigeat'on frighttal, & Subbiing bveruge ot} A romedy Tor overy afiment Oer which the Bilious maie bewallment. tive, the 14, fl:fl oct Embodying every rare Ingredient That mother Naturo deemed expedient, With kiudly liberal hand to fling Into the famous feltser Spring. To Nervous Sufferers--The Great European Remedy~-Dr. J. B, Simpson's Specific Medicine. 1t {2 Weakies, [Ipotaness it dioouts esuing trom BolT'Abuise, a8 Mental Anxisty Loes of Memory, Pains {n the Back or Side, and diseases s, |t 5 3 ‘success, Pamphista sout froe toall. Write for them and get full particalars Price. Specific, §1.00 por package, or six pack- ages for 5. drees all ordors to J.B SIMPSON MEDICINE CO., Nos. Mand 108 Main 8t., Buffalo, N. Y. Soldfo maha by C. F. J.'W. Bell K. Lih ud all druggiazs everywhero, vop2B-diwly CESETA NI always Cures and mever disap~ points. Thewarld’s great Pain- Reliover for Man and Beast Cheap, quick and reliable. PITCHER*" CASTOLIA is not Narcezc. Children grow fat upon. Mothers like, and Physiciars recommend CASTORIA. 1t regulates the Bowels, cures Wind Colic, allays Feverishness, and de- GO EAST ~VIA THR— | Chicago & Northi; és IRAXL W AR 2,380 MILES OF it is the SHOKT, SURE and Sale Eouto Betwasn COUNCIL BLUFFS CHICAGN, MIT NowT PUI In adi TEL. CARS! G these 2 to please all r?)firu'c’ travelers, i¢ civse PIRST.OLASS MEALS at fis EATING STATION at 60 conta cach. 1T TRACK IS STEEL #AILS| T8 TN Rt iidan T8 EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS 1 you wish the Bex: Traveling Acoommods- o tons von il ‘buy ‘vour ticket by o Roate GPAND WILL TAKE NONEOTHER. WAUKEE| | cination. sets in. s nsuw reaching Sioux | sisia &P.R.R. Composed arg 28 well for Buggies, free to any adiress your nagon twice 8 long. Mill Goaring, Thrcsoing Machinos, c.,a for wagons—Send for Pockel | Malled stroys Worms. WEI DE MEYER’S CA- TARRH Cure, a Constitutionai Antidote for this terrible mala= dy, by Absorpticn. Important Discovery since Vao= Other remedies may | velieve Catarrh, this cures at any stage before Comsumption enl SRYAN, The mort e SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC| AND 8t. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE!| From COUNCIL BLUFFS to | ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS | ! DULUTH, or BISMAROCK, | And ail pofntatn Nortbiern Tows, Minvoscta and Dakota.” This line s cquipped with the Im. | proved Wostinighonso Automatlc Air Brakes and Miller Platforn Coupler aud Buftr. SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT i i e oot contoied oy abe o | PASSENGERS GOING BAST | Aad for v Thsoueh Wihsat. Ovange, betveen | Boitn Pacific Tranafer Dopot, Counctl Dlals, | Should oear fo mind that ths I the and 8. Fual. Traibe loave ihe Oplon bacis | Fotuter Dopot a1 Counc Blads, at 615 p s y at 10:20 p. m’, and St. Paal at11:063. m , making | 2~-TEN HOURS 1y Apvixcr or| ANy Ormee Rourz. Returning, loave 8t. Paul at 8:30 p. m., ar- at Stoux City at 4:45 a. m., and Uni Paciflo Transfer Depot, Council Blufls, at 9: a.m. Besure that your ticketa read via “S. Superinterdout, Wissourl Vailey, Towa P. E. ROBINSON, Ass't Gen'l Pass. Agont 3.8, OB and Passenger Agent, Goanail Bla long. CELERRATED GREASE 5 of powdered mica and fsinglass 18 the boat aud cheapest [ubricator nche world ut forms & Cyelopedia of Things Worth &nowing. X4 GTOEACH BITTERS MAKE NO MISTAKE! a wuse quantity in gressing your wagon thatyou woul 1 of any other axlo grease made, snd then run 1t answers eq-ally MICA MANUFACTURING CO., 81 MICHIGAN AVEN Ufi CHIC) »@Ask Your Dealer For It octa0tt FEVER AND AGUE. HflSTETT Ry Thero Ia ne_civilized. nation fn the Western | Hemispbero in which the utiity of Hostetter's | Stomath Biirers an a tonic, correctrsc, and anti- bilious medicine, s not kfown and appreciated. ot s 8 moficine nr Al wasone and ali | cllmates, It Is oepecially euited o the comp ainta | emeratid bs 1 weviher, belng thio purest and lo stimulant fn the worl ® o 0 Al ket Agonts can sell vou Through Tickets | Vi this roud and Chock conal Bag. | s Freo of Charge | OMANA TIOKET OFFICES_ 12kt farubam 8., Cor. 14th, and at Union Paciflc Depot. DENVER OFFICE—In Colorrdo Central and Union Pacifc Ticket Office. SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE—# Now Montgom- eryBreat. For inforustion, tolders, meps, ete., not ob- ico, adiiress any talnabls st Home Ticket sgent of the Company, or MARVIN HUCHITT, . Gen'l Manazor, Gen'l ARt Omahs & Goancll Blufts THROUCH TO CHICACO | | Without Change of Carsl| | | RAILROAD. | With Smooth and Pertoct Track, Flegant Pas | senger Ceaches, ar? PULLMAN SLEEPILG & DINIKG CARE L s scknowlodgod by (i travel uver it, w0 be the Best Boat Maniged Foad in ti Aud Points East, Forth wid Northwest | FOUR DIFFERENT RODTE | And the Advantage of Six | Bieeping Cars fro | Now York City Without Change | All Express Tratns on this I the Westing house | Miller's Patent Saf PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND U NINC CAS3 ixton Routs Omaha 1880. 4 finoto | ST. LOUIS AND THE HAST | From OMAHA sad the WEST, o change of cars botwesn Gmshs and . Lonls and but cue betwoen Omabia and New York. SIX DATLY PASSENGER TRAINS RaAcuIes 1L E: ern & Western Cities With lees chargos and in advance of other lincs. ‘This entir3 line is equipped with Puliman’s Palaco Slceping Car, Paltce Day Conche o Miller's Safoty Plattorm and Coupier and the _celsbrated estinghonse Alr-Brake. MFSEE THAT YOUR TICKET READSWE £ Via Kanwss City, St Joseph snd W & CouncliBlnfts K.R.,v & Joeandst Lovis. Wa %8 for sale at all conpon stations fn the | RD, A C. DAWES, . Gon'l Pass. & Tioket . Joseoh, Mo Bt. Joseph, Mo, W C. SEACHREST, Tickst Agen., 1090 Famhazs Stroet, A B. BARNARD, Omalia. Gon'r! Agont, Omaha WROUCHT IRON FENCES. Wirs Pencing and Railing a Speciality. Their feauty, permanence and economy daily working the extinction of all fencing cheap material, = Elegant in dosian, indestructible Fences for Lawna, Pubilc Groands and] Ceme- Lawn Settass, cancpled, and of [BEST ROUTE TO CHICACS, || | i ROAD 1| | givine | 5 bot th: circumstances wi | it bas a very Before taking a foul matter Try lemen wi ‘ach bo No7 Ge | i e | i e 1CE— or Foul Kidne; Nervous Debili Bladder Niseases. T ment Stamp. which Other Persons everyw here, ¥ and St injar rmits K 3 s Also for_ Yellow Fever Poisoning, in infected malarial sectiors, be Kidners and Urinary RENC ld (wishous. KIDNEGEN is highly recommended and unsurpassed for Weak ys, Dropsy, Bright’s Disease, Loss of Hnergy, ty, or any Obstructions arising from Kidney cr Bloed and k 1t axcites a healthy sction in the Kidneys a heaithy condition, showlog. cceptadle to the KIDNEYS from Ladics capecially will ke it license) Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use. It not found at sour Drugyists o Grocers, we will send » bottle prepaid o the nearest express , | office to you. LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, Ilis. Wholesale agents in Omaha, ST prices. | Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALERS everywhere LE, JOHNSON & CO , »iil supply the ‘rade at manufuctur SHORT LINF K. 6, ST, JOE&C.B.B.R, | = ‘The equtp Faekls Want orons Prasenger Tra aattach: | byt al Ticket Agen F UFES, . his Line, i In the U £ WITH THE LEOCRAEHY VOEXAMINING THIS MAP. i magucentiy | %ot agd 1 | Fiik PR FHIS GREAT ows: | TE® ¥ s oo d MLAN The 0ld Reliable Siouz City M"“"BURUNGTUN & []UINGY“ - Al WHO 1S UNACQUAINT! 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