Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 8, 1881, Page 2

2 THE OMAHA D AILY BEE: TUE !)AY NOVEMBER 8._71881. — — The Matilated Carrency Questicn. Brooklyn Eagle. g TR “] caw't take that nickle,” said a horse-car conductor to a man who got in at the city hall. Vot vos de matter mit dot goin’’ asked the passenger, blandly. «Jt's no good, It's gota hole in it, lied the conductor, grufily. ‘st dot so. Off you please show me dot holes.” “Look at it. We can't take any such money as that.” «Oxcuse me,” smiled the passen- ger, and he handed over a dime. AThat's worse yet,” growled the conductor. Vs dot dime fall asked the passenger,” innocently. ‘‘Here's a W SECOND ward of Omaha, Armstrong James hn 2 Albangh Tsaac Anderson M F Ackerman Erns Anderson Olesen Armont J M Burkley Vincent Brown Pet-r Burns W 11 Mathew of holes too!” lyoking up hole side chipped out. We ain’t allowed to take mutilated | Beecher Fra money,” and the conductor handed it | Baver Peter baok Bender Edward 1, gy Bokal M 807" inquired the passenger. Haf you got changes for heluf a tollar?’ and ho passed over another coin. “What's this!” asked the conductor, contemptuously. It's as bald as a deacon. Thero ain't a seratch on itto show wheter it's an overcoat button or a shating rink. Haven't you got any money?"’ “Vell, Bradiey W Lo Bellamy Frank ek Greo B Barrett Patrick Burkhardt John ¥ el Joseph Bove Peter Butter H C Burmester Chas B Begley Chas Bruner Otto Bkrr Geo C Backman Harry Bock Hans Buffett S A Bennett S K 1 should smiles,” said the passenger good humoredly. “‘Here is PEe dollar, and you can baste it _to- gother ven you got some leisures, Haf 2ot changes for dot fife tollars?” you . ) and he handed over a bill torn in four | I«“KIIII‘..-n Lty -, | Burkley Frank 3 «don't want no more fooling” | Burns Choa Brady Mathew Batten John W Connell W J Callopy Thomas Childs Ch rles Croft John Coyle Pat Chambers Wm Carmady Thos Carmady Michael said the conductor. ‘I you can’t pay your fare, get, off.” “Vell, don'd mako so many troub- jee. I will bay you,” and he pulled out a Mexican quarter. “‘Gif me bennies,” he suggested. Lok here, are you going to pay your fare or not?” ““Off gourse, May be you vas vating for dat moneys,” and he took back his | Clark Thomas quarter and substitated an English | Chadwick AM sixpence. (;{!‘"'}' N “Now you get off this car,” roared (:“‘1‘:“&."“"'" the conductor. Coyle Peter «Vore has dese cars got by?" asked | Crowley Cornelins the passenger, rising to obey. Clifford Patrick Clarkin T Caldwell James Croft Henry Jolling Corne'ius Carrey J H Chevaux Lonis Cocke Wi D Clark W H Coffey Thos Conton T “¥Fulton ferry!” said the conductor. «Den I may as vell got owit. You dell dem gompanies dot some dimes de make more money as oder dimes off dey dook voteffer dey got instead of going mitout nodings, dond'd it?” And the smiling passenger, having ridden to the end of the line, crossed the ferry, observing to himself: ‘Dot vas petter off I safe such moneys, und some dimes I go owit to East Nyarick und it dond'd gost me no more as nodings at all.” L Doran Bernard Duna Elijah Duffey James Dahn” Marcus Daniels Chris Doherty Rrobt Dorsey H Donnelly James Sr Dougherty Charles Donnd 1 Davis John 1 Donnelly 8 ¥ Darrcw H H Dolezal Frank W Dasher R Dunigan Frank o Wi Droste Ed Dillon David Devallon J E Ebers Andrew Eberson N R Empke John Svams T P The Pen Beats the Scalpel. San Francisco Post. Tt doesn’t do to fool with an editor, no how you fix it. The editor of the Sacramento Record-Union boards at the same hotel with a young man D. who is o great practical joker. As the jou rnalist naturally comes home in the wee sma’ hours, the sawbones doterminnd to frighten him by sus- pending a skeleton in a gurticu]nrly dark passago in front of tho editor's room. Then the doctor and some friends hid near by to enjoy sceing the quilldriver's hair rise. Instead of this, however, that molder of public opinion calnly examined the ghostly relic, made a memorandum on his shirt-cuff, and left the houso again, The dootor was very much mystified by this action, but he understood it all when he next morning looked in the per and saw his name mentioned in an item headed, ‘‘Another Case for the Commissioners!—Singular F' reak Maniac!” o ] A Good Na Mochanical Engineer. The locomotive is the highost type of machine work in point of dura- bility. Wa cite this ono in evidence, Tt was made at the Rock Tsland and Pacitic shops in Chicago. Engine No. 3 of this road has boen in service since June, 1878, when 1t was new. Tt has never been in the shop singe, and none of the brasses except those on the cross-heads have been taken out for refitting, and these only once. g the three years has 369 miles, and it is consid- d for 50,000 more before the shop. Its driving wheols are fifty-soven inches in diamo- ter, and_have Krupp's steel tires. Master Mechanic Twombly gives tho credit of this performance to Jerry Shea, the engineer, who i constitu- tionally good-natured and never gets Flynu Con France Anton France James S Frarice John M Fitzmorris Thos J Fasbender Joseph Fanfodlik V. Fisett Chas H Flannery James Flogd Ben. | Fiteh C T Garvey Patrick Gorman Duntel Gould Chas H Garvey Thomas Green J 8 Gelluers Joseph Gurnett J G tham Amos [ ] mmz n M Griffin Thomas Gilbert James Hascall Tsanc 8 Hoye John Halloy Thos C Holub Wenzel Hine Chas Heinsiobs Fred Hughes Patrick Hamilton Thos Hart Thos Halliday Chas Humphries Wash Hellman M Hannegan Bd Hill John L Hensman Geo Jr Howell T G Henning A I Haley Hall Augustus Higgins Andrew Jos N Tts mileage du ‘been 116, ered goo going into his engine excited. Outranks Them AlL Cclumbus (Neb.) Journal, Tue OMAHA Bee among the daily new west not only as a gath ant news, but also the discussion of questions. C—— Thos, wwfin."‘fiflhfl‘ P, writes: ] enclose money for SPRING BLOSSOM, a8 1 said I would if it cured me. My dyspep- sin has vanished, with all its symptoms, Many lhlnh; T shall never be without it in the house,” Price 50 cents, trinl bot- tles 10 centa, 17e0d1w — rk'rd'- Piot Mulufio ournal: “r‘geeraury Kirkwood's attention was called to that high-toned fashion-plate of him- self and other membeas of the cabinet soon after it first appeared, and he said to the friend who showed it to him: ‘I coula get along with every- thing pretty well but the tall hat, That won't do. The ple of Towa would never know me in such a rig as that, and they would probably nover forgive me for it.' Kirkwood has certainly not justified the artist, for ho has nover worn any clothes since he was secretary which would enable him to sit for that sketch. KEven at the obsequies of President Garfield, in the rotunda of the capitol, Mr. Kirkwood sat on a sofa, in the front rank of a semi-circie of seats, ‘with gray pantoloons, a black slouch hat, and no gloves, while all the rest of the cabinet were in deep black with heavy mourning badges, black gloves, and erape upon their tall hats.” ost " My nfifin wu‘:‘:\-ll"icufi.fi:ng tune with neuralgia, and o dull, heavy, in- active condition of the whole systom, headache, nervous prostration, and was almost holpless. No physicians | & 0 or medicines did her any good. Three k"“f“l.* "'"""f months ago she began to uso Hop o g Bitters, with such good effect that she k John P soemns and feels young again, although | Kafka Johu over 70 years old, We think there is takes high rank spapers of the erer of import- a medium for iuteresting publio Henzs Geo Hoey John Homan G W Hongland Geo Hens Il{ Hartwell Thos J Hennessey Wm Hanens T' C Hall C L Hamilton Wm Haskell M F Hower Peter Tler Peter E Trwin Robert K Tuakson Aug Tjams W H Johnson Ole Janss James Johnston Ed Jensen H P Jacobs Johu C Jacob-on 8 J F) Krames Kendall James M Kendall James Kotira Joseph Kranda J mes Krug Fred Kiewit John Karnes John Kopos Juhn Kaisor Feter Kavan Joseph Kennedy MW Kelley Thomas Kohe 3 M Ker igan Peter Krebs Charles Kaufmann M J Kepler Ju-tis Kleffner Frank Kastie Wenzel Krajicek Fiank Kitka Poter Kement Matthew Krajci Josepn np other mnw‘; %’.‘v u{dm in“t.hlo Yana® family, —. vidence, 1. cott & T nov1-16 faisanil Tist of registered voters of th . Armstrong WARD. e second Stewart Appleton Charles Apple Geo D Andressen C! Ackerman Austin Andreen Abert John Asaburn R Prunning Henry Jarrett Patrick J jokal Adolph Butler John H BaldwinJ H Jerg August Butter Ed C n Richard Blanc ywnd VIV y r John ¥ 11 Anderson Bennett Frank Bangs Chas R Barker Geo B Brown Blake Buston ¥ jarnes Silas Brown Wm Black Walter Brettell Joseph PBrown R B Bennett W R Deetre A ¥ Behr F k Brage 1t Bethge A F Berney Herma Darnes Skyler n Curry John Craven James Cox H K Cox Aph Coughlin 8 Cullen_Joha J Crow Jacob Coffwan Jacob Jollier ¥ C Clark H G Collins Thos Corbin Frank Calkins Freeman Carey Hugh Cameron J 8 ingham Geo won James R Clark Kd Clarkson Robt H Corcoran John Callahan Dan Cocke Tho 1, Clarke Peter 8 Colley ¥ Cunningham D Docken Alex Duggan Lawrence Davis W P Dawson Geo Daily John Doerwald Fred Dorsey W B Donnelly Jumes Jr Duffy James—2 David Jacoh Dariing I K Devaney Andrew Dokulil Frank Davis Ric Deveraux Thos Draydon W Dalew John F Danihel Matias Dee John Devallon H P Frickson Chas Earley Alfred Eulish Wm Elungex A Forle ] B Fyan I B Farrell B France James France Wi France Revel R Frederick C H Feenen Fisher Jr Faith C ¥ Fiorglll Joseph Gatewood W H Gribbin W Gould Martin Gibson J 3 Galbert Chas Green Duft Goodyear K Granman Otto Gatewood James Green Winston Gilbert David Gould W H Hartman John G Hill Joseph Hanlon Frank P Hartman C H Hibler D Hease Golfried Hoffman 8 Higgins C 8 Howell Androws Hartson D Hemple C A Hendrix Peter Hurley Daniel Hensman Geo Sr Hensman Chas Haas B Herrick Robt Halter C Higgins Timothy Harper D C Hamilton G B Hahn Wm E Haucont Androw Hecht Eugene Homan Henry Herman W Highe John Hauck J R Hensley Henry Hanens C B Harte August Holeman F C Hower W O Inglehort B E Tler J D Interholsinger W Jansa Martin icnek V' ohnson Charles Jacobson Jaboh Jacobson H C Jones Johnson Nicholas Karbach P J Kennedy BE B Kaufman J Krug H Krug Chas Kendrix U Y Kemerling B Kovasik James Kunde Herman Krele (has Kelley Gioo Kwoestkowceke Jo Keating John Kennedy W J Krog Ed Krug Wm Kopski Julius Keiser Chas Knapp James M King tivo Kirchane Gotleih Kutilek M Kent M Kroppel James l\'u\'nmlu'gh John Krelle Win Kitabieger W A Kafka J ames Kellner B Labaugh Geo ¥ Lange Fred Lederer Joseph T | REGISTRATION LIS Tangs Otto Tawrence Geo A Tigget Wm T.eahey Michael Tynch Humphrey Liange Anton Lewis S F Lowlne L Lap Geo Lipp neott W Leisenring P 8 ittle John Litencoon Alox Tehman John A F Lyons 1, C Lee Michael Lynch Patrick Lyndon G W aw Tenblad John Lindquest N P Larson Auton Metzger John Morrison Morris Moore Rich Mahoney Jerry Mulien Pt Morrison Peter Mockbee Chas E Moore Jerald Mulvihill Jerry Meaney M ( John Mahoney T P y Patrick Mayatrick Joseph y John Mahameah I'rank John May Michael Muldoon Geo J Mahoney David Manning Wi F Metzger Emil Miller Benj Murphy Andy Morris Thomis Murtor P Muller Carl Michael 1, Mack Win Manning Patrick Manning Joseph Moo 6 EdC Montgomery V W Morrell John Marsh John A Matties Adolph Morton R ¥ Moodie John C Mulligan John Myer Emanuel Mores Chas Moriarty k& F Molloy James Muephy Mike Millhonse Michael MeGivern John McMillen Daniel McBride John McCoy Lewis McElroy Thos McMillen J A MecDonn'd Mizhael MeGintey Dennis MeDermott Chas MecCren James vire J H Mekilroy W A Mclntyre Chas MeNamara M A McDiarmid Wm McCoy Daniel MeCaiiley Anthony McVeigh Bd McShane F J Yonald J € 1o MeDonald M J McArthur Archie McCutchen W B Melia M J McCrea David Mrs, J. 6. Robertsor was wuffering from ge petite, constipation, ¢t den; after using Burdock ter than for years, Mary J. Holmes. Just published:—Madeline. A #plendid new novel by MRA. MARY J. HoLWRS, wnose novels woll 8o enormously, and are read and re read With such interest. Beautifully bound; price, [ FOSTER &GRAY, —WHOLESALE— LUMBER, COAL & LIME, On River Bank, Bet. Farnham and Douglas 8ts., ONAXEA, = =~ NEE. sodomely Alen handsome new editions of Mrs. Holmes' vt works—Temp st _an Sunshine, |ena Rivers. Fdith Lje, Exina Browning, Marian Grey, West Lawn, Forest Honse, cte., ALSO, SOLD BY ALL BOOKSELLERS: MAY ACNES FLEMINC. A Changed Heart. Another intensely inter. esting novel by MAY Aaxes Furwizo, author of those capital. novels—Guy Farlscourt's Wite, A Wonderful Woman, Mad Marriage, Silent and True, Lot for a Woman, ete. Deautitully bound; price, $1.60. G. W. CARLETON & CC., Pittshurg, Pa., writes: "I Publishers, N. Y. City ral , want of ap w0 that fife was a_ hur- filood Bitters I felt et 1 cannot praise your Ont24deodim. irscban LT To Nervous Sufterers THE QREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY. too much.” by, ot Ruftalo, N. V., writ S o tar ), " oo, e Yty I O 3, B Simveons Spodte) MJARBLE HEAD LIME CO.'S A liver sl va, have been Anally . marked with siccess. 1have used then it DEBIDXCINTE. with host results, for torpidity of the | in| Tt1as posuve cure for Spermatoirhea, Semina case of & friend of minc sul the effect was marvelous.” fering trom dropay, | Weokness, Tmpotancy, and all discases rosultiog frowm. Self-Abuse, as Mental Anxicty, Loss: Memory, Pains in the Back or Side, and diseascs Double Strength White Lime ruce Turner, Rochwster, N, ¥ writca L have o [hat lead to subjoet to rerious disorder of the kidneys Consumption ulmhjh- Yo attend to husiness; Burdock Blc i [nssnity and FOR SALE AT tters relieved e betore half a hottle was used, eatlygrave 1 teel confident that they will entirely cure me. ) The Hpecific Sl g Modicive e . Asenith Hall, Binghampton, N. Y., writes: » B P2 Iboing s . [ wuffered with a dull pain_through my eft " -1lm won! Jung and shoulder. Lostmy spirita, appetite ful wuccess. and color, and conid with dificulty keep up all b B\ prmphleta ‘ | N D | | E=',I,.z tny. Todk your Burdock Blood Bitters ma di- +ont froo to all, _ Write for them and got full par- i ke L] STt and have feit o pain since frst woek at. | toulars. o o) . S0 A Sirea a e u er, Lain, Ingles, sgos for to B. SIMSON MEDICINE CG. Mr. Noah Dates, Fimira, N. Y., writes: “About $ A fon years ago 1 had anattack of bilious tever,and Nos. 104 and 106 Main St. Buffalo, N. Y. Thirteenth and California Streets, OMAHA, - - - NEB foue yoars ugo Thal AL U*5ty digostive. organs | . 8old In Omaba by C. ¥; Goocott, J.'W. Ball, sctimelm were weakened, and 1 would be completely pros- 3. K Ish, and all droegistseverywhere. _______———————_____— _ __ - —_ Trated for days, After using two bottles of your \ Burdock Blood Bitters the improvenent wis #0 J_ s_ GAULIIIEI.D’ visible that [ was astonished. 61 years of age, do a fair_and work McQuirk Ed J Nash Albert idlewesser Joach Nolan Thos Nemes Fannk Nestor Henry Norris John R Newcome H D Nordwell John Nelson Wm Newmau Fd Nickle Wm Nerad Matthew Nemes Jacob Nelson Walter Nagle Julius Nonack Valentine N rton Frank Nolwon August Nash ¥ A Olsen Martin Olsen Geo O'Leary Thos O'Neil James ('Brien Geo M Ousterhons Samuel Olsen Hany Onton James O Keefe John 0'Keefe Richard O'Toole Pat (’Connor Chas O'Neill John Osborn J O'Neill Evgene 'Bonnor Richard O'Neill J W Olsen O 0 Odenbaugh ) Otto Fred Powell Archie Pray John Purvis Robt Pakorney Anton Tetersen J C Pabian Joh Prusha Severin Powers Michael Peterson N O Prutis G Pratt Geo Peterson August Powell Chas Peterson Peter F l’el‘mdz JH Poff SM Patrick John ¢ Price John J Prokraskna John Pitnar Frank Pickart R H Pachal V Pratt Augustus Pulling Chas W Parker Abe Peters John Pycha Frank Powers Patrick Plercey D A Quinlan Michael Quinlan Pat Quade Henry Quina Fdward Redfield C B Rafter A P Robb John Rapp Vm C. Blackot Robinson, proprietor of Presbyterian, Toronto. On 1 suffered greatly from of used your Burdock results, and 1 now than for years past.” Mrs. Wallaco, Buffalo, N. Y, writea: * used Burdock Bl lious headaches, and can recommond it requiring o cure for billiousnces.” 1can now, though 1 reasonable day's ——WHOLESALE— BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER —AND DEALER IN— Wall Paper and Window Shades. 1304 Farnham 8t Omaha Neb. The Canada. “For years che. 1 Blood Bitters with happioat find myselt in better health AN OPEN SECRET AMONG THE LADIES The _brilliant, fminnflnfi tints of Complexion for whic writea: A Bitters for nervou ood-me-1y . Irn Mullhcland, Atvany, . v, writer | 1108 07 SO WLy — “¥or sevoral years | have suffered from oft-recur- o8 strivo are chiefly arti- g SR i gl S S ol and all who will tako the 1. OBERFELDER & CO, Burdock Biood Bitters 1 am entirely relieved. trouble may securs them. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OV Price, 81.00 por Bottle; Trial Bottles 10 Cts These roseate, bewitching hues follow the use of Hagan’s Mag- FOSTER, MILBURK, & Co., Props. MILLINERY & NOTIONS, 1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET. . nolia Balm—na delicate, harm- Jessand nlm:fs reliable article, Rogers Wallace C Rheem L M Ross + d 4 Rassmussen Wm Ries Chas A Riley ¥ G Richurds ) & Richards Geo Reed 8 G Riokley Jumes Ross Thomas K Rolfer Hemy Ray Frank Ludowsky Julius Roache M. D Ray Chailes Russmus-en Jensk Roden Chas Kiea Max Ityan Richa'd Richards O Rogers John Rosenstine Joseph Rosenzenweg Otto Rickard ¥ A Rypacek Mathias Read T W Rogers Milton Raes Alois Rickerby Robert P Res Urban Simerpl James M Simeral Ed W Simeral Wm ohorst Theo Shipperight Jacob B::n& ol Smith H 8 Selkle Anton Smith W T Shaw Ilnrrr Silkworth C H Stevenson J C Sturges H A Start Geo (¢ Suchy Frank Svacina Martin Sullfvan P R Shull D W Sutten Wm Stein Robert Stevens W Sweeney John Sexton Dennis Shann finn Daniel Hpecht Chris Stigor Frank Swobido Frank Stokes Al Spellman N D Swoboda John Swauzen Eins Sager Anton Schierstein C C Sebastivn Harry Sly John Shinrock ¥ T immons John chinscoasky Fred Seckera John Slezark Joseph Speyak Frank Spevak Anton Sp-leneck John Sloup Joseph Staulk Joseph Smith John Spooner Chas Hlmncer Wm Shroeder August Samler Jacob Sohroeder Louls Slavick Frank Sullivan Maurice Sullivan Eugene Sesswrman G Spencer J 8 Saunders H K Sykes Wm % Sutley Al Shavlick James Stebbing W Steinart John Sh pperight Otto Sivelik Frank Sumson Andrew Smead Wm Stevenson Wm Schriver H 1, Southard A B Thiemann C A Trapp B F Thompson Benj Thomas Frank L Tucker W Tudor Thowpson Fmil Thomas Job Terkelsen Maurice Taylor Samuel Tobin Patrick Treitchke Julius Trumbull Benj Thompsoo Jobn R~ Thompson James Turpin Zack Tebbins J H Tracy Andrew Teneyck E B ‘Tighs Thos Timms Hans Tiggerman T H Thieriny Wm. Thompson Herald Thompson A, Thompson Kunde Tracy James Tombreak Herman Tate JSC Toner Michnel Travers J P Thompson John H Verba Frank ‘Peasger John Vranna Joseph VanNastrand J W Voracek Mathew Vlanch Lindhart Vinquest O Vopsy Ferd Valein John Vop Wi Vops Heary T VanBuren Peter Welsh John Welch Michaet Welsh Patrick Way Daviel A \Vn{ ww Winship James M White Henry K Williaws Geo Ward John Wisbey 1. B Whalen Michael Willisws John Winslow E L, Wimple C H Woolworth James M Warren (¢ W Waurs Joseph Wing Christopher Whalen M Woo dworth Carlos Willman C G ‘Wylan John Wilson J T Wilde J uline Warring J Willer Adolph Whitson W H Warren Volney O Walker Hermau Wicksteum Aug Weinhagen P Weaver Freston Welshans J 1 Waoodsad J I Weaver J ames White O P Witnell ¢ H Withnell John Walsh Bamuel Wyman E Wolff Otto Wilson Geo R Yelverton John Young E B Yirak John Zeller Matthow Zimmer ¥red Zotzmann Fred ZillingJ ¥ A list of the regisered voters of the Becond ward of Omaha, Dated November 7, A, D.. 181, 1, 8. HascaLl, Registear, I will be at I'red Lange's store, corner of Thirteenth and Jacvson st from b to 8 ‘clock p. m. of to-day, to coriect the above list, Dated November 7, 1881, 1, 8, HascaLt, Reglatrar Second Ward, By of1 no present ture to confirmed dywpeptic. indigestion is combatied ite, oSTETT CELEBRATED Sold at nn ! vAIL:,u':uYh d¢. F. Sold by all druggists. o210 Abwhalemlo by fat & 2 e mo The Magnolia Balm conceals | ©O™M.A ELA., - - - NEBRASEA every blemish, removes Sal. The only exclusive wholesale house in this line in the west. WHOLESALE GROCER, S I2|37F?rnhem.§tr.. OTah:ix, N?R' g HEADQUARTERS MEN'S - FURNISHING GOOUS. call the special attention ot the trade to our Jowness, Tan, Redness, Erup- tions, all evidences of excite. ment and every imperfection. Its effects are immediate and so natural that no human being can detect its application, | RN B T PILES! PILES! PILES! A Sure Cure Found at Lastl No One Need Suffer! A surecure for Blind, Bleeding, ttching and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by Dr. Wil- liam, (an Indian remedy,) called Dr. William's Indian Ointment. A single box haa cured the worst chronic cases of 25 or 30years standing. No one need suffer five minutes atter applying this wonderful soothing _medicine, Lotions, instru- mente and electuaries do more harm than ‘We desire to STOMACH - e b aly ot migh elegant lines_ (at BOTTOM PRICES) of Underwear, Cardigan getting warm in bed,) acta as spoultice, gives In- Jackets and Scarfs, Buck Gloves, Overshirts, Overalls TTE One of the Reasonable Pleasures Ktant and painless reiief, and ia prepared only for Pile, itching ‘of the private parts, aud for noth ng else. Read what the Hon. J. M. Ccflinberry of Cleve: land says about Dr. William's Indian Pile Oint- ment: T have used scores of Piles curos, and it Affords me p ensurc tosay thatlhavc never found Anything which gave suchdmmodlate and perna- hent reliet as Dr, Wil inm's (ndian Ointment roceipt of Hosiery, &c.,now open. ‘Wholesale only. SHREVE, JARVIS & CO, Corner Fourteenth and Dodge Sts. RS ooked meat, affords little or ent, and mucr subsequent tor- But when chronic with Tostetter's 8 omach — IittEra, the food u eaten with relish, and mont | _For sale by all druggists or mailed on = —== = IpoFtAnt of &1, i aa imilated by and nourishes | price, 8190, the 1 Us6 this grand tonic snd corrective HENRY & CO., Prop'rs., (] also o Hunegly conatipatien, biliousness, rheu- CLAVRLAXD, O1I0, 0 I8, fe ¢ F ant & ¥ by C. F Goodman. £ For salo hy all Drupgiste and Do lers generally. or saloby C. F Go0dmAN, ) st swonwv - ho the and 1880. SHORT LINE. 1880. KANSAS CITY, 8. Jos & Council Bluffs ISH & McMAHON, 1406 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA, NEB. The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska NRAILROAD Direct Lin':a"{;ns'T LOUIS SPEGIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. 1o like a ball - ¢ firo rolling d AND THE EAST AL els like & bal ro rolling up and down —— e common expression among suf-| From Omahaand the West. et tho aystem in' digestive pleasantly disease, |SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS # forers from indigestion. Then usc Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperient, to a healthy condition, #o that orenns can do their legitinate work, and you won't bo u Dyspepsin is the f disenscs resulting the stomacn, and tho aperie the cause, and thus cures the 'FEARON & COLE, Commissson Merchants, 1121 Farnham St,, Omaha, Neb. prompt astention. Roferences: Stato Bank, Oroaha; Plath icago; M Wark & F1n Cincinnati. No change of cars betweon Omaha and bs. wouls, and bus ono_between OMAHA and NEW_YORK. k3 d after eating, ruitful mother of wany ead from the torpid condition of nt carries off casily Daily PassengerTrains wRactmNe L EASTERN AND WESTERN CITIES with LESS CHARGES and IN ADVANCE ot ALL OTHER LI Conslgnmenta made us will receive & Co., Baltimore; Peck & Bansher, C! ES. This entire line 18 Qqulpmi with Pullman’s Paiace Slocping Carn, Palace bay dally eod. Coaches, Millor's Safoty Platlorm and_ Coupler, st 1t ened vy ¢! your ho mul Dees, roly OB Whoaver y0uare ‘whener ou feol that i your syt 0u Are & mAD. ot husiness, weak whrain of Uuties avold wnd use oeda cleansing, g for or_ stimul out infoxieating, X P GENIUS REWARDED, ——OR THE=— STORY OF THE SEWING MACHINE containing a ha frontispie cula, and bou ithographed this bas Blrevts. and the colebrated Woatinghouse Alr-brake. oo that your tickeb reads VIA nANSAS CITY, ST, JOSEPH & COUNCIL BLUFFS Rall- Toad, 'via BY. Joscph and 84. Lous. Tickete for eale s all coupon stations in the J. F. BARNARD, Gen. Bupt., 8t. Joseph, Mo} If you are s man of lev terstollls g nighs work, to res fore brain nervi wasto, use Mop B Wost. A" C. DAW! 35 Dbyt st | Guns,Ammunition Sporting Goods o Gionw 14 : HING TACKLE, BASE BALLS, and & i Sioux City & Pacific A : ' nn.xx!no‘.n. FULL LINE OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. Free to Everybody! A Boaut{Tul Book for the Asking, 0 ver. No charg some baok, which can be obtained only by application at tho Qinate ofices of The Singer Manufacturing Co THE SINGER MANUFACTURING ©o,, Principal Office, oct2 W.J. CONNELL, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. Orpics—Front Rooms new brick_bullding, N. arnham THE BIOUX, CITY ROUTE Rune & Sdlid Train 1brough trom Conncil Bluffs to St. Paul Without Change Time, Only 17 Hours. —IT 18— 10O© MILES THE nu*‘rssr ROUTE, RoM SEND FOR PRIOB-LIST. MAX MEYER & CO. Omaha, Ne Max MEYER & CO, Wflomm TOBACGONISTS. COUNCIL BLUFFB8 TO ST, PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH OR BIBMABCK, and all polnts fn Northern Iows, Minnceots and Dakota. " This lino 18 equipped wiih tho improved Weetinghouse Automatic Alr-brake sud Miller Plastorta Coupler and Buffer; and for C BPEED, BAFETY AND COMFORT {s unsurpossed. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car run through WITHOUT CHANGE between Kan sas City and St. Paul, vis Council Blufts and Sloux City. Trains leave U & Toronto, Oub. nion Pacific Tranafer a$ Coun- iy applying porsonally ab tho neareat ofico | cil Blufs, at 7:86 p- m, dally on Arfu 1 K APELring PerPANUFACTURING €O, (or City, Bt. sz‘{m“u':ul' Counell Bty teatn tiom Tobacco from 26¢. per pound upwards. b n:.‘ullmnl l“:'|d:7;::“:)tm3n‘muh“ o Um’fiou;‘h.h rrll\l‘ng n{,:‘flux City Iu:::e i on W resonted heau s d at the Now Ui t . Py E 1 vl bopreeated S boiled " aud o8 the'Now Union Depob s B, Faul a4 3429 Pipes from 26c. per dozen upwards. TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ANY OTHER ROUTE. 4 Remombet In taking the Sloux City Route you gt & Through Train, Tho Shorteat Lino, the Quickest Time and & Comfortable Ride in the Theough Lars between COUNCIL BLUFFS AND ST. PAUL. read via the “Sioux ad. J. R, BUCHANAN, rintendent, Gen'l Pass, Agent ROBINSON, Ass't Gen'l Pase. Agt Missouri Valley, J. H. O'BRYAN, Southwestern Agent Counci] Blufls, lowa Cigars from $15.00 per 1,000 upwards. il b vl L S R PILLSB“RT BEST! Buy the PATENT PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR. It always gives gatisfaction, because it makes superior_article of Bread, and is the Cheap- est Flour in the market, Every sack warranted to run alike or money refunded. W. M. YATES, Cash Grocer. somo and costly steel engray= Mlso, 38 finely engreved wood in,an elaborete bluo and gold o whatover is made branch and or WEWISRRED BYRON REED & CO. Real Estate Agency IN NEBRASKAY Keep & completo abstract of title to Estate 1o Omaha and Douglas county. Union Bquare dmkett&w l‘lv) stairs) in Hanscom's . corner Ftteenth ' nd all Real mayt! §