Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 25, 1881, Page 3

A. GRUICKSHANK & GO., Importers and Fetailers. NEBEW EMBROIDERIES, Direct from the best manufactories in Europe. Having for the Past three yearssmade a specialty. of| Eimbroiderios during the months of Jenuary and Febi ncreasing this department with're- mar i)de 18] idi?gtill we g&e NOW recogn- ized as eading Emporium, in the Northwest for EMBRO!DERIES! /Anticipating a larger demand for these goods this season, we P ave made sxtraordinary efforts to Sscure the - Most Choiceand Original Designs and are now showing on our Counters over 100,000 YARDS, Being the Largest Stock of Embroideries we ever had the pleasure of Showing. READ OUR PRICES. 500 yards at 16 2-3c. 500 yardsat 20c. 500 yards at 221-2c. 500 yards at 25c. 500 yards at 30c. 300 yards at 35c. 500 yards at 3c. 500 yards at 5c 500 yards at 6 1-2c. 500 yards at 7 1-2c. 500 yards at 8 1-2c. 500 yards at 100, 500 yards at 12 1-2c. 300 yards at 40c. 500 yards at 150, 250 yerds at 45c. And a large Assortment of Finer Goods with Edgings and Insertings to Match. Store Closes at 6:30. ACruickshank HACruickshank & Co. & Co. ATTORRETB-RTLAR, o e . DAILY BEL CHARLES POWELL, = = STICR OF THE PEACE—Gormer 16 and e ey Wi, SIMERAL, ATIOREE AT LAW_ ot 6 Orlghica Ploek, 16th 8t., OMARA, NEE. 0. L. THOMAS, TTORNEY AT LAW—Losns money, £L,, 2 el roal cinia,” Room A- C. TROUI TIORNEY aT LAW—Offce in Hanscom's A Beer, Wi Geores & Famum S 16 Farnham, bet. 9tk and 100 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIO! 100py 1 year, In adrance (postpaid). A | 8 montn “ baye on TIME TABLES THE MAILS. TTORNEY AY LAW-(rutcksnaok s Suiid AT £ Attorne OPFIO-Daton BlookPitaesth e Pussbam ot > |Arrival And Departre of ATTORNEY AT LAW, Trains ARGAGH BLOCK, GOT. DOUC & 16Tk $T8. EE. W. J. Connell, Atrorney-at-Law, Offoe: —Front rooma, ap stair, to Hanscoms sew hrick bulding, N. . corner Pifteenth acd Faruhen Bireeta. "THOMAS F. HALL. Postimater. UNION PACIFIC saav Atterneys-st-Law. Arac ctmion <11 %o ghv 0 0 vt " ] gopim | Exprem = ariags cxoiet opposita | KANBAS OITY, ST. JOF & COUNCIL ELUFFs s sy 5 8:0 . m. | Exprom 02, m, T 2. m oniy ine runsing Pallman Sisepiug Cars oat of Omabia to Uslon Depot. OMAHA & NORTHERN NEBBASKA TAIL. WAY COMPANY. " EDWARD W. SINERAL, X Roors 6 Orels 8. F. KANDERE0) TIORNEY AT LaW-268 Omaia Nebracka. RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorneys-at-Law. Ornca—315 South Fouriesath Strect. Sirent e anmrvn, SANTA OLAUS FOUND. i | { H | i § ours, with ware [ore——— Leave Omahai—6 s, m., 7 & m, 830 . ., 430 p.m., v% Council Biufs: 140 o, m.5:25p. m, Dally except Sunday. OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEYR. . s, axnrve. e E e T gl th Glore BaLun d e oo, Al our Gloree e wremesiin o Buee, To Nervous Sufferers—The Great Sy them smpendersasdmazy thiaes | Pyropean Remedy—-Dr. J. Baying I alse took these o friend Bauce's store. 9 1. B Ciuas theo whigpered a secrot be'd ted, B. Simpson's Speoific As in Owaha every one knew Bunov well, .. i care, edicine. Itia s postive cure for Spermatorrhe, Sominal w ‘lmpotency, and a discases rosult from Salt‘Abuse, as Mental Avziety. Low of ory, Pains n the Back or Side, and discasce emeies e ] e N @ s m:. e £ mpets went free toall. Write for the y - o ant g for 856 000,000 ‘sepis-diwly A STOUT PEN, Where Penitential Ps:Ims Well Up from Many Hardened Heats, A Peep Through Iron Bars and a Walk Through Workshops. Liberty Lingera on the Outer Walls. Gorrespondence of The Eon Liscowx, Neb., January 22.—The Nebraskastate penitentiary issituated on a tract of land embracing one thousand acres, about three miles southof Lincoln. The walls of this institution ecclose between seven and eight acres, while the balance of the land is leased for the purpose of forming. Forty convicts are em- ployed on the farm in season, and in the cne item of corn, over 800 bush- els wero cribbod this fall. This is fed to the stock, which conslsts of three hundred cattle, #s many hogs, and about fifty horses Through the courtesy of Mr. T. A. Graham, steward, I was taken behind the bara, and showa everythiug worth secing. Upon entering the reception room every visitor is required to reg- ister his nsme. Verv often the regi ter~shows over 100 persous fo have visited the institution in one day. THE WALL surzcunding the fustitation is twenty foot high, nins feet at tho base aud threo at the top. On each corner is <uard tower. Thera is also a balcony on the south wall of the cellhouse, where a guard heeps ccustant watch. There are twanty guards employed. There are TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-TWO PHIS- oONERS now in the penitentiary. Tho first shap visited was that of the stone-cat ters, in which ninety men, clad in zebra suits, were making n lively racket with drill and chisel Away to the farther end Doc Middleton was engaged in dressing stone, to be used on the new capitol. He is emall of atature, and, clean shaven, looks any- thing but tho chief desparaio of the Nicbrara fronticr. In the harness shop, twenty-five men are employed, who turn out ten dozen collars ond five sets of harness a day., Thee goods are sold, largely. t1 Omaha Gealers. In vhe broom factory eight men re employed, and the capacity is_twenty dozen brooms per dsy. Adjoining this room is the stocking lory, whera seventy five pairs of woollen stockings are knit per day, by means of patent machines. In the utility shop, fifteon men aro en- goged in making all kinds of farm machinery, eto. The railor shop em. ploye thirty men, aud the lanudry about fifteen. T have recited the various depart- mints of work that an idea may be forned of how the convicts are em ployed. Itina matter of note that the prisoners are all stout, healthy looking men, and very rarely put on the sick The moet interesting foature of the pen is the cell house, which contains 320 cells. They are arranged iu a row in the center of a room 160x50 feet in dimensions, leay- ing a passage-way about ten fect wide between the outer walls snd the cell walls, on all sides. At present there ate only two stories of celle, but next sammer the lessee will double this number, making 640 cells in all. T saw the convicts quit work and file wto their dresry juartors, it belog 530 o'clock in the evening, the usual time for supper. At the tap of 2 bell the long lines begin issuing from the several shops, each convict walking with his hands resting on the shoulders of the one i front of him. At the door of the cell house each prisoner takes two slices of bread, a cup of coffee (aud occasionally pud- ding), and goes dirsctly to his cell. The count is made -fter esch meal. A keeper goea to each cell and calls the number of it, the occupant beirg re- quired to stand with his hand and face against the bars of the door aud an- swer to his call. Half-put eight 15 the hour for retiring tobed. At hali- past five in the morning the bell rings for the convicts to get up, and breakfast s served at stx The usual fare for breakfast i3 potatoes, meat, coffee and bread, and for dinnar a va- Tiety of vegetabies in addition. Dur- ing the summer butter is given at ev- ery meal. A library of 1,600 volumes is kept for the use of the convicts. They are allowed one book s week. Their letters_are given them once week also. Idid not mention the chapel, a large room in the main building, where the gospel is preached to the striped sinners. OF of this room i the warden's offize, where tho record of exch prisoner is given upon en- trance into durance vile, his photo- graph taken, and his suit_exchanged. T looked over these photograo-s. Thers were some very pleasan’ fac's among them, but others looked mean enough to beat a newspaper bil. Among the questions asked » new-comer, ia: “Waat are your polittcs!” A member of the party of visitors asked the clerk which one of the two great political parties was best represented. “The republican party,” was the reply. “Well,” sid ths visitor, “that cer- tainly don't spoak well for our party. Talways gave the republicans greater credit than that.” T informed him that the bad element of our party was all in jail, while the mayority of the democrats hada’t been convicted yet. J.B. H. Jay Goulds Abilities as a Hear. Jay Gould had $20,000,000 in mor- Soptember 1, 1873, and was then prepared to hammer the market down —t0 send thrilling fear through all theltst. On the 5th of September he appeared in the exchange and began work. Ho first attacked gold; $200,- s0ld in one day by him- self and his sssocistes. The price fell 7 cents, giving Gould an enor. mous profit. ' He locked up his profits and bis_capltal, and turned attention %o the list of stocks that had already weakened from 10 to 15 per ceat., in sympathy with his daring raid on gold. Distrast became general, shall holders were sheken out, timid ones sold oat, and mavy strong_operators ranged ‘hemselves on_the “bear” side, under Gould's leadership. Western | dor Union was the next object of assault. He sold 40,000 shares short, and down it went, tumbling ten cents in one hour, clearing Gould half a mit- lion in sixty minutes. This was on the 18th of September, and by noon Jay Cooke failed. Then came riot and ruin. On the next day the steadicst stocks dropped like lead, snd the staunchest bouse collapsed. By 3 p. m. thera had been a loss of $100,000,- 000 in values since morning, and money was worth 5 per cent. s day. Gould flitted like a valtare, through the black and sickening scenes, bat- tering morcilessly any stock that showed signs of vitality. The next sy the banks suspended, and at 12 the Siock Exchange closed doors— and the panic had settled up- on the coonry. It scemed Im- 1009 of gre possible to lift prices. There wis money enough but no_confidenco. The governmont reissued $300,000, backs There were about 4,000,000 of bles of cotton 1n the sourh, ané 1,000,000,000 of bushels of wheat ia the west, but there was > confidence, avd everything lagged. For over thrae years there was a de- pression in every-hing. Stocks would rise s bit and tren fall lower than ever, until, in April, 1877, bed rock was reached. It was then estimated ‘hat the shricksge in the leading stecks in thostreet amounted to over $200,000,000, and over ono thousand millions of railwsy valuos had gone into the bands of receivers. _The low- est point resched waa in May, 1877, and then began the upward movement that has perched the old stocks on suchfdizzy helghts. That Jay Gould has been feeling the market for another “‘break” for the past six months is well known. He has lost heavily in raiding atocks that atill had a use in them, but has always been shrewd enough to draw out ba- fore he was badly damaged. It was receutly tumored that he had been caught by Vanderbilt in sslling North- west short, and sattled by paying Van- derbilt $1,800,000. He bides his timo. He can now command $100,000,000, where in "73 he got together only360,- 000,000. A friend of his told me the other day that he had a_cash balance in the banks of $14,000,000. He is equipped for destiustion as never msn was before. With his vast system of roads, competing with almost every leading line, he can open war, cut rates and let lip havoe. With bis newspapers he can create apprehien- o. In 1873, almost entirely alone d In disrepute, he new has hosts of friends and followers That he believes tho time is ripe for bavoe can be told from the facts. Union Pacific, which he created and made valuable, is now selliog twenty cents higher than it was when he sold out of {i—presumably believing that it had then reached its top value. Like Skore is now selling at 50 per sont. higher than it was when ha was when ho was selling it short, implying +hereby that he thought it then too high. So of St. Paul and Northwest. He belioved they weretoo highmonths ago, and boldly sold them short—and yot they are now 40 to 50 per cent higher thau they were then. ~ He will atrike them then with all his force, and then ses tho aolintors fly —[New York Letterin St Lonis Republican. —_— He Wauted to Laugh. Detro't Fro» Press. At mid-fxrenoon yosterday, » men who was cconsing Woodward averue at Congress street suddenly bozan to paw the air with his hands and periorm divers strange antics with his feet,and afrer taking plenty of time about it he came down ina heap. More thau filty people saw the performauce, aud there was a general louzh. It had not censed yet when a man with & funeral coun ‘tenance pushed his way into the crowd and asked: “Who is he—what's his name?” “Its Jones,” answerad a voica. ““What Jones!” “Thomss Jones.” “Surel” “Yes, I've known him for over twenty years,” “Then I'll laugh,” ssid the solemn- faced man, and he leaved agaiust the wall and chuckled and laughed wuntil ho could hardly get his breath, One of the crowd remarked on his singalar conduot, and the langher wiped the teura-from his oyes and repliod: “Gentlemen, nothing tickles me all over so much as to_soo a man fall down. Ten years ago I was saleeman in a wholesale houze, with a fine chance for promotion. Oue day a man just ahead of mo fell down and T lsughed. It was our old man, and be discharged me on the spot. ¥ive years later I was engaged toa rich girl. As T came outof thepostoffice one day aman sprawled out on the walk, and I laughed till I was sore. It was my Angeliny’s old man, and he broke np the match. Again I langhed myself outof a position in a bank, and but for the same failure I should to-day have a place in the custom house, I have loarned wisdom. Now when I sce a man fall T ask his namo and find out if he has any Influence to put me out of my clerkship. If he has I look solemn and pass on, If he hasn't 1 ugh—ha! hal ha! Jones is it! Jores can’t do me any harm, and ba! ho! ha! ha! I wouldn't have misse this for a month's sal—ha! ha! ha! NEBRASKA LEGISLATUKE. The Senate. The official list of senators in th logislature of Nebraska is as follo 1st Distrist—R. A. Wharrg, W.W Tuck, 24 District—William Daily. 34 District—C. H. Van Wyok, H. F. Cad; 4th District—0. K. Teft. 5th District—G. W. DoAxz, Jxo. 0. Hows. 6th District—J. C. Moyers. 7th District—S, B. Taylor. 8th Distriot—J. F. Burn 9th District—J 'hn Zubrung. 10th Diatrici—Isaac Powers. 11h District—B. K. Smith. 12th District—J. W, Porkins. 18:h District—Y. K. Morse. 14th Districi—M. K. Turner. 16th District—A. J. Evana, 16th District—E. C_White. 17th District—C. H. Gere, .C. W. Price. 19th District—E, B. Harrington. 20th District—H. M. Weeks. 2lat District—THos. GRaRA 224 District—Martin Barner 234 District—J. B. Dinsmors. ict—C. B. Coon. 25th District—Sidnay Baker. 26th District—Henry Snyder. HOUSE OF REPRELENTATIVES. Firat Distriot—Richardson, P. . Hoacock, J. R. Dowty, John' Kloep- fel, Chas. Cole, rep. ond—Pawnee, J. L. Linr, A. H. Jackeon, rep. Third—tiage, Elijah Filley, H. H. Sliver, rop. Fourth—Johnson, J. S. Dow, A. A, Carman, rep. FifthNemaha, Charch Howo, T. L. Schick, M. B. Riymen, rep. Sixth—0:0e, Nelso Overton, F. T. Rausom, J.'0 Moore, J. M. Par- 3, Top. Seventh—Lancaster, N. C. Abbott, 0. 0. Whedon, N. T. McClun, R. B, Graham, rep. Eighth—Saundefs, B. H. Shedd, Benjsmin Johuson, J. E. Scott, rep, Ninth—Cass, R. B. Windham, Jas. Hall, B. D, Root, rep. Swepy, Amor Gates, dom. th—Douglas, W. J. Broatch, H. Bolin, J. H. Kynor, B, M. Mal. len, E. M. Bartlett, S. K. Jackson, rop;; W. A. Paxton, J. A. McShane, m Twelith—Dodge, Wm. Fried, J. R. Oantlin, rep. Thirteenth~-Washington, H. Sprick, J. B. Baily, rep. 2 Fourteenth— Bart, J. C. Laughin, “Fitteenth o ifteenth—Cuming, A. Pel rop s M Teauam, i, Sixteenth—Dakota, Joo Holman, dem 5 Seventeenth—A. S. Palmer, rep. Eighteenth—Jefferson, C. P. Slo- camb, rep. Nineteenth—Thayer, E. M. Cor. rell, rep. Twentleth—Nuckolls, J. M. Cock, rep. Twenty-firs:—Webster, H.S. Kaley, S weaty-soomd — Adums, O. R. Joues, rep. | Twenty-thirdi—Olsy, J. H. Case, rep. ! Fwenty fourthi — Fillmore, N. . Babcock, rep. Tweaty-ffth—Saline, W. H. Kemp- ton, H. McDougal, rep.; S. J. Her- man, dem. Twenty sixth—Seward, H P. Kin, y Bick, fasion. entn — York, Albert Wilson, 5. V. Moore. rep. | Twenty-eighth — Hamiltor, John Helmes, rep. Twenty-nnth — Hall, Sears, rep. Thirtisth—Buffalo, S. C. Ayer, rep. Thirty-fiest—Lincoln, J. C. Wa dem. Thirty-second—Harlan, Geo. O. Reed, rep. Thirty-third—Howard and Grocley, SF. Froderick, rep. Thirty fourth—Merrick, C. Hostet- ter, rep. Thirtg-fifth—Polk,John H. Mickey, Fred. A, -sixtb—Butler, T. Jeusen, Thirty-seventh — Colfax, A. W. Walling, rep. Thirty-eighth— Plaite, Geo. O, Lehmat, dem. Thirty - ninth — Madison, C. C. Wyatt, rep. Fortieth—Cedar, dem. Forty-first—Burt and Dodge, J. A. Sill, rep. Forty-second—Stanton, Wayne and Plerce, 0. L. Lamb, rep. Forty-third—Knox and Holt, and unorganized territory, W. H. McClare, nl"any—lunrth—Anlalu‘)e, Patney, rep. Forty-tifth—Boone, Valley, Sher- man, and unorganized territory, G. W. Brown, rep. Forey-sixth—Dawson and Frontier, A. . Baldwin, rep. Forty-seventh—Franklin and Kear- ney, H. C. Wells, rep. Forty-eight—Furnas, Phelps, and Goeper, R. W. Montgowery, rep. Forty-nnth — Cheyenue, Keith, Dundy, Chase, Hitcheock, Red Wil low, and uzorganized territory, con- test betwoen K. B Daily, rep.; and izan, dem. Fiftieth—Cass and Saunders, J. B. McKinnon, rep. Fifty-first—Platte, Colfox and But- ler, J. C. Roberts, rep. Fifty second — Filmore and Clay, W. D. Gray, rep. GBEATEST REMEDY KNOWN. Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- tion 's certainly the greitest medical remedy over placed within the reach of suffering humanity. Thou- sands of cnce hopeless zuffsrers, now loudly proclaim their praiso_for this wonderful Discosery to | owo iheir lives. Not only doe | tively cure Consumption, but Co st | Colds, Asthma, Brorchits, L | Fever, Hoarsness and all affectiou: J. A. Ziegler, w. W, o t oncs to its wonderful carative pow- er as if by magic. to buy a large bottle unless you know what you are gatting. We _therefore carnestly request_you to_call on your draggist, J. K. Tom, and got a trial bottle freo of cost which will consinco tho most skeptical of its wonderful merits, and show you what a regular one dollar size bottle will do. For saloby J, K. Isir. 4) Backien's arnica Saive The Brsr Sauve in the world for Outs, Brnises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhoum, Fever Sorcs, Tetter, Chapp- ed Hands, Chilblains, Corus, snd all kinds of Skin Eraptions. This Salve s zusranteed o give perfeot antinfac- tlod fn every caso or money re fanded, Price 25 conts por box. For aln by 8dly _ Tsh & MoMahon, Omaha, 45 Yearsbejorethe Publie THE CENUINE DR.C.McLANE'S LIVER PILLS are sot recommended as a remedy “ for AT th.ills that flesh is heir to,” but affections of the Liver, and in all Bilions Cowplaints, Dyspepsit, and Sick Head- ache, or diseases of that charaster, they stand without rival. AGUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used pre- paratory to, or after taking quinine, As asimple purgative they are unequaled. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The genuine are never sugar-conted. Each box hias a red-wax seal on the lid. with the impression, McLANE'S LIV PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa- urey of €. MeLax and FLEMISG Bros. 28" Insist upon haviug the genuine Di. C. MCLANE'S L PILLS, pre pared b~ FLEMING BROS., Pittshurgh, Pa., the market be of imitations of the name e, elled differently, but same vro; HIW TO CURE CONSUMPTION, COUCHS, Colds, Asthma, Croup, All diseases of the Throat, Lungs, and Pulmonary Organs. USE ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM. Is the Best and Most Agreeable Preparation in the World For Constipation, Billousness, Headache, Torpld Liver, Hem: orrhiolds, Tnaisposition, and all Disorders arisipg frony an ob- structed state of the system. Ladies mnd childron, avd thos Lakig pit and naRous e iy eased with 1t agrecable qy TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATI gl case that e Ticnn (1 s Feanlt s the gents TR Tt hom the meual onjectionss e "Facketin brmaed ta bose anl Price 25cts. Large boxes 6oc. SOLD BY ALLFIRST . C.F. Goo WANTED oo Asgote cperyhers o Tea, Coflee, Baking Powd Flavoring Extracts, ctc , by sample, (0 taailize, Profit good. Outft free. ~Poople Co, Bo¥ 2050, 8t. Louis, Mo. 5 & wosk i yosrown toms. lerms aad BB o Teres s miton & o Foriangs Mo WORTH REMEMBERING. ‘That TARRAST'S SEUTZIR APRazes reprose in each bott o thirty or forty classes of Spae mx Beltzer Water, contaiaing all the virtnss of the celebrated German Fpring. It is slways freeh and always riady, aod thus commends Hsslf to All fo: fa efficacy. portability and cheapnese. ALL DRUGGI-TS HAVE I THE DAILY BEE Onntains the Latest Home and Tele- i i Newsof th Day. ! THE COLORADO {BUSINESS GOLLEGE Thisinstitation, located at Denver, Colorado, | the Educational and Commerci West, s pre-eminently the bost and most practl eai of Ita kin for the) MERCANTILE TRAINING Young Men and G. W. FOSTER, President, clpal cities and towns of the United States, ows their succees to our courve of tralnine. The Right Kind of Education for Tho most extenslve, thorongh center of the —oF— Ladies. D. W. CADY, Secrotary, and_complete Thoumads , 1a the prin Young Men and Ladies Fine, new brick block. at Junction of thres troot car linea Elogantly ftted and farolshed apartments or the application of and carrying out of our novel and systematic mothods of BUSINESS TRAINING, Young men who contemplate & business life, and parents baving sons to educats, are particu larly requesced 10 send for our new Clrcalar, which will give full luformstion a8 to terms, ondition of entrance, ete. @ W. FOSTER, Pr 63w Address Denver Color INTERNA| JTCHING PILES resa ich _they | ety u BY THE USE OF DR, BOSANKO’S PILE REMEDY. EXTERNAL, AND the Throat, Chest and Lungs yields DO NOT DELAY 20t the drain on the system produce We donot ask you | ‘ermanent disability, bat buy 1t, TRY IT% CURED PRICE, 50 CENTS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT, 57, Bosnuko's Treatise on Piles sent fre 'napplication. Address ME DR, BOSANKO MEDICINE CO. 1 A now and hitherto nnknovn re: Alaoases of the Kidzeys, Biad: I 5, platnts. i y s Urine, Catarrh of the Bladder, high colcr: and scaniy trive, Painfal Urit BACK, Geners! Weakness, sod all PIQUA. 0. g, LAM omale Com: It avolds Internal medicines, 18 cortain In it effecta and cures when nothing el For sale by all Druggista or sent by mail free Ipt of the price, §2.00. apon ra DAY s How 1 NEY PAD CO., PROP'RS, Toledo, O. your widress for our litle took, WROUGHT IRON FENGES. Wiro Fe tory Plata. ncing and Raling & Speciality. Their beauty, aally workine 4 cheap material. ecan in dest for Lawns, Publlc G jence and_economy fon of ail tencing Tron Vases, Lawn Setteos, exnopled and of etic p bilious m While it 128 1+is especiall 4 By the weather, Lxing ti pureat sud Dest vezeteblo stimulant 1+ th woril For salo by Druggists: BV for Host PHENLX ASSUKAcva NEWA 1K FIRE INS. C: AMFRICAF CENTRAL, et Cor. of Fifioenth & Douglas St, E DR. A. S. PENDERY, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN: LAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED HIS MED- 498 Tenth Street, Offeric bis ser mcitcine’ and surgery, both in pecial prasti-e acute and be_consulted oizkt and day, and will viet Pzt of tac ity and evants on recstot of telogzams. Fi e M. R, BISDOY, General Insurance Agent, s not known and appreciated. icine for a1l acasons and. ali nited to the eompiainta REPR A OMAHA, NEB, ICAL OFFICE, onte dixcases Ca —ViA THE- Chicago & Northwestern RAILWAY. 2,380 MILES OF ROADI 1t s the SHORT, SURE aad Safe Boute Setween ICOUNCIL BLUFFS CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and all polats RAST sad NORTH. OOUNCIL BLUFFS sud CHIOAGO Upon which 1s ran PULLMAN HOTEL CARS! T2 addition o hesesrd velers, I¢ ziton FIRST-C] TING STATIONS 8¢ 50 oo T8 TRACK 15 I8 COACHES EEL aails] RE THE FINEST! 178 EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS It you wish the Best Traveling Accommoda- tlons sou will buy_your ticket by this Route SFAND WILL TAK] OTHER, All Ticket Agonts ean sl vou Through Tickets via thia road and Chack arus. Hag- ‘Zazz Froo of Chargo OMAHA TIOKET OFFICES—1244 Farnham 8t., Cor. 14th, and at Unlon Pacific Depot. DENVER OFFICE—In Colorrdo Central and Unlon Pacifi Ticket Office. SAN FRANCISCO OFVICE—3 Now Montgom- ory Ntrest, For Information, folders, maps, stc., not ob- tainable at Home Ticket Ofice, adirems sny agent of the Company, or WARVIN HUGHITT, W B STENNITT, Gon'l Manazce. Gool Pass. Agert, CHICAGO, ILL. IAMES T. CLARK, Gen'l Ag’t Omaha & Counctl Binfl. THROUCH TO CHICACO Without Change of Cars! THE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & QUINGV RATLROAD. Wit Smooth and tect Track, Elegani Pas aches, and PULLMAN SLEEPIKG & DIXING CARS It s seknosiolge! vl Al wis travel uvar it 10 Lt and Bost Mavacod PASSENGFRS GOTNG EART 3l ear in mind that this ks the BEST ROUTE TO GHICAST, It Care New York City Withont Change. O Exproea Teatns o s e are cquipped with the Wost . ¢ Alr Brakes and PULL#AN PALACE SLEEPING AND DINING CA 8 ‘Arerunon th Buritugton Route, Information eoncorning Routes, Rates, 1 . wil b cheerfully # Fourteentn Stroat, Omaha, PERKINS, D, W. HITCHCOCK, Gen. Weat'n P Ag’ 8t. Jos., Mo. ‘Gen'l Manazer. 3.0, PHILLIPPT, General Agent, Omaba. SHORT LINF 1880. K.C,8T. JOEZC.B.R.R,, nly Dircet Tt to AND TTIE EASY WEST. No chango of caza botwoen Oums is and 5. Loaty a8 bt ono between Omalia a1 New Fork. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINE RRAEING 2L astern & Western Cities Wit loss charges and i advance of other lins. ‘This entiro line 1s equipped with Puliman Palace Slcoping Cars, Palaco Day Coach- Satety Platform and and the celebrated a7 Via Kansas City, 5t Josph and w8 @ CouncliBlafts k.. via S:58 als w2 japon stations fn the ARNARD, A C. T2WES, Gow'l Supt., Gen'l Pass. & Tickst 'St Joseoh, Mo. & Joamnh, % C SEACHREST, 1020 Fambaz & ioe icketa tor sale at W fli«fiwx CITY & PACIFIC Axp St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS, The 0ld_Reliabls Siouz City Route] 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFFS to SP. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMARCK, d A1l polntatn Northern Jows, Miunescta and kota. Thie ifne 1a equipped with the Im. proved Weatinghoose Autora: Brakes and Stiler Piatform Coupler 2nd Bater. Aad for SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT A 252, < THE GREAT AND APPET:ZER---SURE CURE For COUGHS, COL)S, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CON: N, and all D seases of the THROAT a The mst acecpts he k P Lemo- juice, v immons riaving ofita vir . Put up in Quart Size Bottles, giving More for the money than any article in the market. CAITION - oxT only MEDICA' &1 asticle mia SUMP- LUNGS. o prepar wn world. By a GOVERNMENT STAME on en Extract from Report TREA URY DE! Measrs. LAW 1~ NCE & MAJ Gurraway Tl com, > @ aar sho BALSAY . o taxas quer ealory LAWR Respecitully, (Stgned) aR! ENCE & M, ARTIN, Proprietor By o 145, THAT. AEESSSSEET CHICAGO. ROCH THY T CON4EUTine LINK BETWE! THE EAST & THE Weide Sl S Tris Crouasd 22 7 B s Coumes. s et Ao T > Unioe Depoca. EIPAL RS DONNECTE e LiNg A% th 0D, WEA DL & AME o iNoTow HumTs, wan . 4 AT tirs | G v lokeh | Lou & Pac...and st " | A ot .t the | Terent | Aig o vk 45 Crrv, wits ai dnen foe e+ and P sacs | and Southwest. - < . theomgn izt , Coinetr B, and 8t leave the Unfon Pacifc Trauster Dopot st Councll Blafls, pm., roaching Sioux City at 10:20 p. ., aad &1, Pait} e, ) mabing #=TEN HOURS 1y Apvizer oy axy Oraze Roura. Retorsing, leate €. P e s S ity ¢ 0 o e Tranater ounci o, 3t 560 = o ok ekt reud va v ¢ VoL, Ton P. E. ROBINSON, Asw't Gen'l Pass. Ases 3.1 OBRYAR, Gomposedlargely of powdered mica sud isinglasy s the best and cheapest |ubrieator in the world Tt ia the best becauset ¢ does not gum, bat forms 2 highly pollahed surtace over the sxls, doin Sy with » large amount o riction. Tt n the Cheapest becausa’ you noed use bt Baif the uariity 0 gresetug your wagon thatyon woul | Sy Cnar sl growe mate, w08 hen T our magon twics 48 1038, - 1. arawers sqaily Lol 55 il Gearing, Tareaving Machinrs, Buggies, &c.,28 for wagons—Send for Pocket Cyclopeiiaof Things Worin Knowing. Matlel trea o sy abress WICA MANUFACTURING GO, 81 MICHIGAN AVENUE, CHi s&-Ask Your Dealer For It ot SHOW GASES Maxc7ACTORED BT O. J. WILDE. 1317 CASS ST, OMAHA, NEE. @A g00d assurizent abways on hanl Wy YR TCINON, ana T R Gen't Superiiiendens THIS NEW AND CORRECT MAP Proves beyond any reasonable question that the CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN R'Y Ts by ll 0dds the best road for you to take when tr Chicago and all of the Principal Points Carefully examino this Map. The on this road. 1ts through (rains & Function points. 1 either direetion between the Wast, North and Northwest. al Citles of North trains of arn Stations railrouds a8 THE CHIC, Il of its prineipal Iin . Ttis the ouly to PULLMAN HO' 1tis the only road tht runs Pul 1y 3,000 MILES OF ROAL Dakota Line® e Line.” tates i GHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FZATHERS WINDOW sHAIDTS And Everything pertaining te the Fuvrniture ard o glfpbolsterj Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW CODDS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. OELAS. SEXVIRIOME 1208 and 1219 Farnham Stree: p 34 ma th st NEBER.ASIKA N DENTAL()EFICE §Eprremmnm wani o \DENTALY) i |\VIREGAR WORKG I