Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 28, 1880, Page 3

ATTCRREYS-AT-LAW CHARLES POWELL, oJ UBFICE OF THE PEACE _Gorner 1th and Furnbam Sts., OmataBeb. NM, SIMERAL, ' “LAW—Rovm 8, Creghion AT s OhAA, NES. 0. L RNEY AT LAW—Losns y A SR v — A. C. TROUP, mmmr uw—n‘n. 1n Hangcom's Al Wb oo ¥ et DEXTER L. THOMAS, TIORNEY 47 LAw—Gruiccank TR T ooured. R TO ARy rUFLIC. JLLROTIONE Ma > —— TBRIEN & GARILETT, | Attorneys-ai-Law. OFFICE-Union Block,Fifleenth and Fambaw DS BENTOS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MRBACH BLOCK. CO7. DJUC- & i6TH 878, OMAEA, KEE. W. J. Connell, Attorney-at-Law. Offoe:—Frout rooe>, a; statre, fn Hanscom's mew brick b, > , corner Fitisenth aac Rey o s R Gmsicr WEDICK & REDICK, Attorneys-at-Law. corpors. fnctios in l ihe Courts o the Soate and the uited Siates. Offios, Farchzm SL, opposite €ourt B TTORNEY AT LAW—Room § Crelghton ‘Block, 1645 and Don.las ctroets. __noddh 5. F. MANDERSON, TTORNEY AT LAW—343 Farnham Etrest Omabs Nebraske . RionARDS. @. 3. Host RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorneys-at-Law. Ornica—213 Souts Pourtosuth Stroet, ®Y THE USL OF DR, BOSANKO'S - PILE REMEDY, SNTERNAL, EXTERNAL, AND YICHING PILESL' E a8 omee on the npplication of Di DO NOT DELAY WOt the drain on the eystem sermanent disabllity, but bay 1 TRY IT*CURED PRICE, 50 CENTS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR 1T, ‘entt when you can not obtain itof bim, w will send it, prepaid, on recelpt of price O Besanko's Treatise om Plles sent fre wu application. Lddress WE DR, nogqnum MEDICINE CO. QUA. O. 'i‘HE GOLOR;AfiO BUSINESS GOLLEGE Thisinstitution, locsted at Denver, Colomdo, #he Educations] and Commercial ceuter of the Wost, is pre-eminently the best and most practi- el of #ta kind for the MERCANTILE TRAINING Young Men and Ladies. G. W. FOSTZR, Prasident, D. W. CADY, Seoretary, “The most extensive, thorou,u tad complete mstitution of the kind tn the world. Thoumads of acooun‘ants and Busiucss men, Tn the prine elpal citios and towas of the Unlled States, ows Ahelr sneoees Lo our course of training. The Rieht Kind of Education for | Fergier Young Men and Ladies. Fine, new brick block. ‘wtreet car lines Elegantly fitt apartments for the application of Whd carrying out of our noval and s stematic nicthods of - BUSINESS TRAINING. Toung men who contempi-te business lte, and parents having sons Lo clucate, are partica. larly requested to wend for our new Circular, which will give full informstion a8 to terms, ‘ondition of entrance, otc. Adtreas @. W. FOSTER, President, Denver Colorado EDWARD W. SIRERAL, | || Leave Omaba, dafly.—$ ». m., 93 m, 10 THE DATLY BEE OMAWA PUSLISHING GO., PROPRIETORS. 916 Faruiain, bet. 92k and 100h Streets ‘TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, 1Copy 1 vear, in advance (pontpald] Smontie 3 monti =2 &3 LTS Rl ecdalalad & ki » o | | Trains pim. | Express .. ‘Sundays excepted. KANBAS OITY, ST, JOE & COUNCIL BLUFFS | | | OMAHA & NORTHWETERN AND [SIOUX CITY & PACIFICT ATLROADE. SIOUX CITY & ST, PAUL R. B. 11000 8 m B e 730 p m ABASH, ST. LOUIS& PACIFIC. mavas, anmva. 8a.m. | Mall . ILS5A m 40 p. m. | Exprese......4:85 p. m. BRIDGE DIVISION U. . R. R. m, ilam.1pm,2p. m,8p.m, 5 p. m,6p m, Teave Counci] Blufts;—£:25 &. m., 9:25a. 1035 a. m., 1152 . [3 335 p. m,'5:35 p. m., 6:35 p. m. Four trips on Suuday, lesvin Omahs st § and 11 & m.,2andbp. m; Council Bluls st 9:3, 14:26's m., nd 2:25 snd 526 p. ™. Lm, 1 am, 940a m, », m.5:35 p. P m., 750 p. m 74 Dally except Sunduy.~ OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEYR. . Daily 6xcept Sundays. = A new end Litherto unknown remedy for all lecases of the Kidneys, Bisdder, ana Urinary 1t will positively cure Diabetes, Gravel, Drop- o Bright's Discas, inabiity o Fetain of expel the Urine, Catarrh of the Bladdor, hich colcted OUrinettog, LAME BACK, Genera! Weaknoss, and all Female Com- piaints. and_scanty ceiue, Pai it avoids tternal medicines, 1 cortaih lntt effccia and corea when nothitie elss can. For sale by all Druzgists or sent bymmall tree ‘apon roceipt of the price, DAY NEY PAD CO., PROP'RS, Toledo, O. 4&8 ,, your addrem for our little book, How & wasBavod.” MFS K. ISH, Agent for Nebrams, SANTA CLAUS FOUND. @reatest Discovery of the Age. ‘Woncertul discoverieein the workl Wixve isén made wheie Sauta Cles stayed Children oft sek I he tnakes goods or not, 1t really b Bives in & mountain of snow. year an excursion sailed clear 0 the Pole And suddent; aropped into whatsecmed ikexhols Whers woader of wonders they found a newlaad, faile iry ks beings apyesred on each hand, There wore mountaius like ours, with more greea, And far brighter skies than ever were seen, Birds with the hues of a rainbow were fodnd, 'mlmm ‘exquisite fragrance were grow ot g wersihey lot 0 wonder tu doub awny. He showed them all over his wonderful realm, 'And factories making goods for women and men ere vnrklnsau hata great and o Bances they uld they were sending thom Kris Kingle, the Glove Maker, told them at once, All our Gloves we sre sending to 3 | Bauta showed them suspenders snd may things mars. Bayiug 1 aive took thoss to friend Bance's store. Santa Claus then whispered s sacret be'd tell, A ha every one knew Bunes well, o hbratore shod snd his 0 his care, r fall share. Danovs £o roud, te to s, mxlnv-m‘:n:l;ivm'h #end your sister or aunt one 3 Bunos, Champion Hatter of the Weet, Donglaa T eet. Omiha CHARLES RIEWE, UNDERTAKER! Metalic Cases, Coffins, Casketa, Shrouds, eto. Farn mStree . Othand 11th, Omaba, Neb. Telsgraphic orders promptly atiended to. | | | { i { Para. A BOUNDING INDUSTRY. INDIA RUBBER PRODUCTION AND HOW IT IS CARRIED OX, uS DESCRIRED 2T A xaTIVE. The following de:cription of the Tndia rubber tree, snd of the manu facture of ludia rubber, was written by Col. A. R. Berrira Labra. an enter- crchant of the Rio Parus which paper it is The Pioneer Praat _The ‘Seringoeira” is a tall, perpen- dicalar treo with little foliage, grow- ing snd thriving on low land in a deose forest of perpetual verdure. It attaina a hight of frem twenty to forty motres and a dismeter of about one wetre, but generally less. The leaf at a distance looka like that of the ““Moniva” onsceount of itslength,divi- sion and color. It falls daring the month of September, the summer sea- som, but sfter fifteen days the tree fsc'othed with new foliage, The seed 18 very similar to that of the “Mamo- na," Bat is smailer and containa oil of the same nature. The sap of the tree is a8 whito as and of about the con- sistency of very rich milk or very poor cream, and from this is prepared by and of the smokeyof burning “de coco” (drled palm nat) an elast'c sub- -tance well known thrangliout Earope and Awerica as “‘India rubbr,” but calied bere *“Borracha” (a leathern bottle) ou accuunt of the form it tak, as prepared for market, An infiotty of usesand application for this material ad the products of its menufucture gives a rich and valuabloreturn to the produc:r, aud a constantly increasing demand tends to custain the high prices raling ia the principal markets of Europe and America &3 well as at Tia extracim ard prepa- ratifh may be conzldered even to-day a new induetry, as well as an inex- haustible eource of wealth, The rivers Madeits, Juvia, Xinqua snd Purns, s well ss othcr sfflueuts of the Amazon, have b-en slready ex- plored and worked vo advantage. The Purns, to the distaiice of 600 leagues, with fta faany lakcs and tributaries, produces this tree abundantiy, and its forests have been already explored for the distance of 900 mules. Each laborer, man ¢r woman, no matter which,can collect daily fr.m eleven to thirteen; pounds of Line rubber, w: rth six:y-two cents_per pound, and thore are some whoextract from seventeen to to twenty-two pounds. T'ie aversge prodaction is_aboat 1,000 pounis to each pe:son, but thero are men why have made doubls thatanoliut daring the ewasuB. ‘ihe danger of des rac- tion to this fouutain of wealth exists in the ignorane and recklessness of the workmen, who oiten kill the tree by careless and negleetful tappin Their emplogers take no pains to pr vent th's, ad they pay nothing for tho land or trees. 2in r-produced in HOW THR SAP IS GATHERED. At the begivning the summer the laborers commenc:s to locate them- selves amoag the seraugas. Here on ths Puras thie period is from ths last of Apriluntil Januery, but 1he pest time is from May until Seplembor, when the tree 5 heds its leaves. After tho new folisge atarts the mlk con- tains much wator, and the rubber, in relation to the qusntity of milk, is di- minished _two-thirds of ita ordinary weight. In preparation for Aad to fa- cilitate tte eolleviion of the laborers make thivugh the woods a path called “eatrads,” ora street, to the foot of each seringa tree, until they reach 80 to 120 trees, clearing sfl bushes and other obstractions around each, This is done by a large American knife, but a buch soythe would work the laborer places at ths foot -f each tree the littlS cups for oullecting the milk called “‘tigelinkas, tribu- ting usually from three to eight to each tree, according to size, until 500 *o 700 “‘tigelinkas” bave bien die- posed of. Ho ihen makes six or mord slashes in the batk of the tree with a large knife 80 that the sap will ficw. Some waste several days in this preparation, which being com- pleted on the following morniug they commence the extraztion and collec- ticn of the milk. Between the hours of five and six the workman goes out on his path with a machiduba (a very large knife), a mass of dsmp and plas- tle clay of the consistenoy of putty, and a vessel or bucket in which to col- lect and convey the milk to the smoker. Passing around the troe he makes with his knife oblique and downward gashes from the corners of the horimontal ones made before, like the lstter ¥, to lead the sap into the oup, which he fixes at the point of junction with little of his wet olay, continging the same cperations with each tras on his path unti] he reaches the last. He then immediately and very quiokly returns 10 the first, where, with his bucket on his arm, ke proceeds to empty into it the “tigelinkas” which are filled with milk, leaving them at the foot of the tres or hanging to a nelghboring one, until he has collected the milk from all tho trees. Having done this he conveys it in hsste to the smoker, who converts it into rubber and then empties his bucket into a large zinc or earthen basin. A SMOKING PROCESE. In a large earthen pot without a bot- tom is kindled with the nut of the palm tree a fire, which makes a deuse smoke that ascénds through the neck of the pot. The smoker has a wooden mold with a long handle, shaped paddle, over which he pours with a gourd a quantity of milk and then passe it over the smoka, when it ri Having complated this | like a idly hardens, leaving on the mold a filament the thickness of a sheet of paper. He continues to repeat this process until he has used np all the milk 1o the basin, which tskes about two hours, more or less, according to the quantity. The next day he makes u cut round the blade of the paddle by which he withdraws it, putting the rubber in the sun to dry. When it is well smoked it is of a dull yellow , | colr, apd when smoked a dirty White. | Nevertheiess, in_ the course of tim | both Yecome blaek. Throogh remain- | ing toolongin the smoke, or throngh | the peglizen e or want of activity in | the smoker, the wilk coagulates be- fore it ia thoroughly emoked, and this caasea the difference in the quality of the rubber as classified, ‘‘fina entre fina, and sernamby.” The “flna” is made from the milk_in perfect condi- tion, the ‘‘enire fina” when it is satur- ated and beginsto cosgulate, and the *‘sernamby” when the milk coagulates naturally, or there has fallen into it some extraneous substances, stich & water, bark and piedes of rubber, or on account of the unclesnness cf the vessels in which it is collected. Al the milk that remains in the cups afier_ emptyiog, or that fruas 'down the sides of the trees, cosgulatos and makes ‘“sernamby” only two-thirds the value of “floa ” This work is re- peated day after day, the gashes that are made in the trees at the distance of one decimetre from the ground are Tepeated; one over the other, as hig] | as 2 man can reach, and the cups are raised successively around the trees, and each change is called by the work- { men “‘reacao.” This {s usually the work of one waek. The patos, or es- | tredos, will not last over three months of steady working; therefore 1t is necesaary for the rabber gathersr to prepare two for the season. -Some make four. Here on the Purus, of { which I have been specially speaking, they always use two or more. Quick Stage Drossing. The New York fashion correspon- dent of The Cinclunati Euquirer writes that, on entering the dressing- room of an actress friend at a theatre, she saw spread out on a chair an el- aborate dress of eatin and velvet, a peculiarity of which was that all the bows and other ornaments were already fastened in place, and the garment was opened in front from neck to hem, though so contrived that the junction would not be vistble when worn. This srrangement was to avoid delay, and how the actress |mide & complete change of costume in less than | five minutes Is described as follows: | “First, she ploked up a pair of gloves |and bogan fo put them on. At the me time her maid unhooked her dresa from top Lo bottom with quick, | deit fiuors, aud stripped off the whole | uarment in & twickling. .She seated | he:Relf and extecded her feet for the | maid to take off the shoes and stook- ings The latter boing atripped down over the fest in j fy di-closed clocked silk hess, so that a fresh pair were already on. By the tim the slippers were in placa tie actress had got the | last batton of Lor gloves into 1. s but: {touhele. A minute and a Ll had elapsed. Then the wmaid took off seve eral pulls and a bow from h.r mistrees’ head—her hair in the previous act haying been simply drossoi—ad put 00 a more elabirato Llude wig, fast- ening it in placs with hairpias. Next the actress stood up, and the waid Bwiitly put her into the dress that had lain on the chair. Every part of it fell admirably into place, plentiful hooks snd eyes holdug all together. Standing before a full-length mirror she fiually surveyed hercelf critically; at just thre> minuteswnd a half from the stact, Half 4 minute more was employed in puitmg additioasl rouge and powder on the Fice, and then she wae feady o go on the ataze,” ——r—— The Story of an Umurelia London Globe: The Kachrichten of Basle tells a stry which may give the bold pur- chater a hint of a new method of proteoting himself against fraudulent shopkeepars, A young gentleman boavht a silk umbrella from an um- brells dealer indenitely character- ized 88 C——. The next day was rainy; the umbrel'a was put into ute, but the silk tore in six places during the first hour of its contact with the rain. The purchaser went straight to the shop, exhibited the ruined article, and demanded a sound one in itastead. O——"s silk umbrel- Ins, however, wore made to sell, not to endure use; the dealer smiled po- litely, and observed that purchasers ought to be careful when they made thelr selection. The young man took home bis umbrella, paioted around it the following inscription in big let- ters: ““This is how an umbrella looks to-day which was at O——" terdag,,’ and hired a com: to walk to and fro before C— with the opened umbrella for a whole d = ay. Fhia uoususl form of advertisement natarally irritated Herr O——, snd could not have been without a detere- ing influence upon possible castomera. C—— sont for the police, and asked them to arrest the bearer of the um- brella, but they declared that they could see no legal crime in the com- missionaire’s proceeding, and declined to takoe himt off to jail. Karly the next morning, the impertuibable umbrella carrier appeared sgain, and he kept sentinel in this mauner in_front of C——"s shop for nearly a week. At the end of this period, the shopkesper saw that he must give way, and call- ing the man, asked him to go to his employer ani say that everything hould be settled according to his her. When the bold inventor of red the the dealer offered him s sound_silk um- brella in exchange for the sickly ove. The purchaser rgresd to accept it, butadded the furth-r demand that tre dealer shoud pay the commissionaire a week’s wages, to which suggesticn he was also compelied to assent. —_— Facts that We Enow. yr If you sre sutfering with cough, cold, asthma bronchitis, con- sumption, loss of voice, tickling in | the throat, or any affection ot the throat or lungs, we know that Dr. Kixa’s New Duscovery will give you | immediate relief. We know of hun- | dreds of cases it has completely cured, | and that whero all other medicines | bad failed, No other remedy can show one-halt as many permanent cures. Now to give you satisfactory proof that Dr. KiNg's New Discov- ErY will cure_you of Asthma, Bron- chitis, Hay Fever, Consumption, Se- vere Goughs and Colds, Hoarseness, or any Throat ot Lung Disease, if you will call at J. K. Isu Drue Store you ial bottls free of cost, or e bottle for §1.00 janl615(2) —— EBuckien's Arnica Saive The Brsr SaLve in the world for Quts, Brulses, Scres, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapp- | ed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all | kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satiafac- tiod in every case or monoy re tanded. Price 25 cents per box. For ssle by 8dly J. K, ISH Omshe, 45 Yearsbeforethe Public. THE CENUINE DR.C.McLANE'S LIVER PILLS are not recommended as a remedy “for all the ills that flesh is heir to." but in | affections of the Liver, and in ull Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick Head- ache, or diseases of that charcter, they stand without rival. ACUE AND FEVER. No better cathertic 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, withthe impression, McLANE'S LIVER PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa- tures of C. McLaxE and Fesive Bros. 7 Insist upon having the genuine Di. G MLANE'S LIVER PILES, pre. vared bx FLENING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being full of imitations of the name McLane, spelled differently, but same pronunciation. HOW TO CURE CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, Colds, Asthma, Croup, All diseases of the Throat, Lungs,and Pulmonary Organs. USE ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM. Propared tiom fruiie tropleal sad plaate, Is the Best and Most Agreeable Preparation in the Worid For Constipation, Biliousness, Headache, Torpid 1. oA a e Bt omy ‘ar O ~ s Bris Sutied state oP Tl SYiem. Ladtes and children, and thoso who dlsiike aktoE bl a5 Ihusiats IedIeines: ate eapo: Ay Rased Witk 15 ngreenvic quaiiies TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE, may be The uld o' purkative, Cachnrioeox apertent medioine, ahd whilei pro: §hce8 e same resilt & the agents named. 1 13 ntely e RO e buial o0 ectlons comimon 3 tharh. "Packatrn broased tin v Pricé 24cts. Large bokes boc. SOLD BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DRU S, # Befors Purchasing Axt Forx jod 3 Band, or Appliance represented to cure H Chronic and Specia’ Diseases, gend to the PUL VERMACHERGALVANICCO, 613 Moatgomery S i o Streey, San Fraucisco, Cal.,’ for v thot Pamphlet and *The Eicctric Reviow,” and you ‘t4me, health and money. The P. G. re the only dealers in Genuine Electric Ap- pliances on the American Continet. ot 82 Forisnd, Wei De Meyer’s CatargH Cure $1.00. Lr. Wei De Meyer's remarkable susces In treatiog Catarrhal Ccmpleints, now justifie him in reducing the price d his preparation to One Dollar. Wholessle Druy Dewey & 0o , 48 Dey 5t., N. Y., will exchange new 4 cout Stamp for the 6 cent Cure, nod psy 8.0 a dosen difference, until February lst, 1831. P66 2 m your e s outit free. Addross 1. Fortland, We. THE DAILY BEE ¥ day at home. Sam) treo. {Addroess Btins: | Cyclopediu of Trings Wortn Enowing. y >, o MICA AXLE GREASE Composed arg Iy of powdered mica sud isinglass 18 the best and cheap-3:. Inbricator in the world it is the best bocause . forms a highly polished gurtao ¢ away with a largo amoust of friction. cheapost beeause vow neod use but half the quantity o gronelig your wagon thatyou woul ot any other sxle grewo made, and then run your wagon twice aslong. 1t maswers equally a8 well for Mill Gearing, Threaning Machines, gics, &c a3 for wagons—Send for Pocket Mallet fres to sny ad ‘rees MICA MAHUFASTURING CO., 31 MICHIGAN AVENUE, CHICAGO. s&Ask Your Dealer Fi,?'; It octin SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC $t. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Siouz City Route! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFES to ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMARCK, And all pottain Northern Iows, Minnesota and Dakota._ This line s equipped with the Im- proved Westinghouse Automatic Alr Brakes and Miller Platform Coupler and Buffer. Aad for SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT unsurpamed. Elegaut Drawing Boom snd Slooping Cars,owned and controlied by the com iny, ran Through Witheut Change between nion Pacife Trauster Dopot, Councll Blufls, and St Paul. Trains Jeave the Union Pacifc Tranetor Depot at. Councll Blufls, at 5:16 p m., recching Sioux City at 10:30 p. m., 3ad 8¢, Pani 1105, @, makiog A®-TEN HOURS v Abvixce or ANy Oruze Rours. Returning, leavo riviag at Sioux City &t Pacitlc Transfor Depo, m.. e suro that your tiskota read ek Suporintendent, Missour! Vailey, lows P. E. ROBINSOY, Ase's Gen'] Puss. Ageit. 3.8, O'BRYAN, nd Pamonger Agent, Couuct] Blufts 6 s Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperiant. Asure for A Dubdiing ber A remedy for evi r which ths B X Taxative, thoueh mild, ifective, ‘X tonic, nérvine and correct ‘An ancdyne and suporific, & wondertn Sauive Sracifio— Exbodying every rar That myier Sainrs With ki Int cu frighttul, elightfal} he FEVER AND AGUE, JOSTEITER, 3 S2ed AR EEER Thern s nc_civilifed mbtion tn the Western Hemisphere in which the utility of Hostettsr Stomach Bitters an s tonic, corrctive, an billous medicine, s not kiown and appreciated, ai climates, It is especiaily snited to the compiaints Fenraied by o weihir, ring o pret 400 ‘cest vegetablo stimulant in tho worl For sale by Druggista and Pealers, o whom p- 31v for Hostettors Almanac for 1881 & To Nervous Sufferers--The Great European Remedy--Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific * Medicine. Itis a positive cure for Spermatorrhes, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, aud ail_diseases resulting from Sell-Abuse, as Mental Anxiety, Los of fomare. Paf that lead to [Consumption insabity and sout froe to all._Write for them particulars. i Price, Specific, $1.00 per package, or six pack- agos for $5.00. Adcreas all orders to 3B SIMPSON MEDICINE CO. Nos.” Mand 106 Main ., Buflalo, X.'Y. Sod i muin bv . F. Gooduan, J. W- Bal J3.K. Lh ved all draggista everywhero., Isep2s-dawly Qantaing the Latest Home and Tele- News of th D THE WEEKLY BEE One For Year. |K. C.,8T. JOE&C.B.R.R TWO DOLLARS WILL SECUREi G0 EAST | Chicago & Yorthwestern EAICNT AR, {CHICAH aad all pot (T OFF&RS TS TRAVELING PUBLL R FACILITIES AND MORE T snd NORTHL 1243 tho ON AD between COUNCIL BLU and OHIOAGO Upos which Is roa PULLMAN HOTEL CARS 'l In addition theseand to ploase iravelers, It oives FIRST CLASS MEALS at Its EATING' STATION: at 60 conta each {T§ TRACK I STEEL FAILSY R g T8 EQ 1 you wish the Beat Teaveling Accommods tions you will bay your ticket by this Route GXAND WILL TAKE NONEOTHER. you Through Tickets ook nsual Bage at Union Paciflc Depot. DENVER OFFICE—In Colorrdo Central and Unlon Pacifl Ticket Off SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE—2 Now Montgom- eryStreet. For information, folders, maps, etc., not ob- inabie st Home ' Office, adiress any eat of the Company, or * HARVIN HUCHITT, W B STERNITT, Gon'l Mansgwr. Gen'l Pass. Agent CHICAG JAMES T. CLARK, Gen'l Ax't Omaha & Councll Blufts. THROUCH TO CHICACO Without Change of Carsl| THRE CHICAGO BURLINCTON & (JUINGY RAIT.ROAD. With Smooth ard Perfect Track, Elegaut Pas. | senger Coaches, sad PULLMAN SLEEPING & DINING CARS | It teaciowledgod by the Frose, ot sl wec ‘tavel uver Lt, w bo the Best Abpolated and t Mansged Aosd ko the Country. PASSENGERS GOING EAST Should oear In mind that this fs the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGS, And Points East, North aud Northwest. | Passongors by this Koute bave cholce ot | And the Advantage of Six Daily Lines of Palace Slcaping Cars from Chicago to All Express Trains on this linoss the Westing house Patant Al Miller's Patent Safety Plaifo Couplers, the most Per tection Arorunon th Burington Route. Information concerning Routes, Rates, Tme ), M/LWAUKEE | § i MENT FIRST CLASS OMAFA TICKET OFFICES—12}4 Farubam 8t., | @0, | FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, | § I New York Oity Without Change. | § | 1 NS KIDNEGEN is highly recommended and un: or Foul Kidneys, Dropsy, Bright’s Dise Nervous Debility, or any Obstructions Bladder Niseases. Also for Yellow Fever assed for Weale oss of Energy, from Kidney cr sed and Kidnsy Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use. || 1¢a0¢ found as sout Dragaists or @rocees, we wil mai . bo © the neareet express offen o 300 o propaid LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, llls. n Onuaha, STEEL®, JORNSON & C€O., wil su; WHO 1S UNACQUAINTED WiTH THE LEOCRAEHY O (IS COUNTRY, €& 0 S A N EXAMINING Trrs MAr, THAT Tae CUNT o Dy the rade at mannfac.ar S A FICR.R. & THE "Vxfi» acaonly. Ovman “CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PAC! IS THE GREAT CONNECTING P“V flt"!“!"F}: THE E ASP s main line rune from Ubioeqo oan . Bluffs, passing throuGL Joi'et, Jticwe, La Sl u b arsina SR aorec. Mo ine Hte Taiang. Darebor W sujoy your 3.0, PHILLI®PT, General Agent, Omaha. E. P. DU ioket Aent, Omahs. feps-d1 1880. Is the only Direct Line to | ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA sud the WEST. b No change of cars between Omaha and 8. Louts and hot ane betwoen Omaba and New York. | SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS BRACEINS ALL Eastern & Western Citles o, I 5 Coupler and tho Westioghouse Air-Braks. SFSEE THAT YOUR IT READSEE Vs Kunwag Gl S Josph and & CouncliBluRs kR, 7ia 868 £ JoasudBt. Lodls. ¥R Ticke'a for sale st all conpon stations fn the Wost. 3. F. BARNARD, A colebrated | - &t. Joseph, Mo, SEACHREST, Ticket Agen., 20 Farnhary Stree ANDY BORDEN, i B BARNARD, Pass. Agent, Omaha. Gen'rl Azent, Omaha. WROUGHT IRON FENCES. Wirs Fencing and Ralling Speciality. Their heauty, permanance and economy daly working the extinetion of ail fenoingll cheap material. Flegant fn desien, Indestructivle Fences for Lawns, Pablic Orounds and Ceme- | tory Piate. Tron Vazes, Tawn Sottees, cancpled sad of fustic patterna; Chalrs aud every description o Tron and Wirs ornamental work deslgned aml manufacturod by £ T. BARNUM'S Wirs and fro 47,29 aad $1_Woodward Ave, De. SHORT LINE = | aag i RINCIEA ¥ tulbu5a Line 28 & 50 whn all Gesgine dnes e 55 o, A Me ik AME G riNaTod HaeETe, with e G v B e Y E e : idn. and . P& W. feiawn with Boe i Throuud: & Traic e A8 5004 a6 8 sarved in Auy Brat £ Einting the {act that & mjority of the 6 ‘apartuents for qifforent i o "Fieket Agents in For infu -mation b A. KIMBALL, Gen'l Superidtendent. CHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS WINDOW SEADES. |And Everything pertaining to the Furniture and | pholstery Trac A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF KEW 20008 AT THE LOWEST PRICES. OEAS. SIHIVERIONK 1208 and 1216 Farnham Siree ap 24 mon th 1t HAMBURC AMERIC N PACKET C0.S o1 Steamshing ry Taursday at 3 p ¥or PR, A. S. PENDERY, |GONSULTING PHYSICIAN | Weekly Line New York E m. | RAS PERMANESTLY U?CAT!D HIS MED- (I Brgland, France and Germany, For Passage spply to ¢. B. 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