Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 27, 1882, Page 4

THE DAILY BEE--OMA Hj‘, I’BIQ.\ Y, OCTOBER 21 WHOLESALE DRY (G0ODS TNOTIXTON S, Boots and Shoes. OMAHA, - - s S NED J. A, WAKEFIELD, WUOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN s O AL S TR R l.ath, Shingles, Pickets, SASH, CODRS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, LIME, IMILASTER, 2T0. EFETATE AGENL FOR ILWAUKRE CEMENT COMPANYY Near Union Pacific Devot. CEMEN OMAFANB HENRY LEHMANN, WINDOW SHADES 'EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED. N Rau Ao [l d Dol STEELE, ZJHNSON & GO., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN Flour, 8alt, Sugars, Canned Coods, and All Grocers' Supplies. A Full Line of the Best Brands of CIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBACGO. Agonts for BENWOOD SAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWLER 0. DOTEILE A SINGHLE OO T G- POWEHR AND HAND 4 X O NE B S ) Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MINING MACHINERY, BELIING, HOSE, BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS PIFE, STEA PACEING, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, "HALLADAY WIND-MILLS CHURCHARD.SCHOOLJBELLS Cor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb. Omaha Steam Laundry. The only Laundry in Nebraska that is supplied with complete machinery or Laundry work. Send your orders by mail or express, GOTTHEIMER, GODFREY & CO., 1207 Farnham Street. BOYER JO. ~—DEALERS INe— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO. Fire and Burglar Proo N AULTS, LOOE S, «© . 1020 Farnham Street, WHOLESALE DEALEE TN DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS Window and Plate Glass. will find 1 to thetr ad . @ Anyone contemplating bullatng store, bank, or any other fine vantage to corrve ond with us before purchasing their Plate Glass, C. F, GOODMAN, OMAHA - ’ . . W.B, MILLARD, MILLARD & PECK, Storage, Commission and Wholesale Fruits, 1421 & 1423 FARNHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED) Agonts for Pock & Baushers Lard, and Wilber MNills Flour OMAHA, - - - NEB REFERENCES : OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE, JOHNSON & CO., TOOTLE MAUL & 0O. NEB. ¥ B, JOHNSON BERQUIST BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF GARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND EXNXFPRESSIW AGONS. epairing Done in all Brauches O AL N AT WHOLESALE GROCER, 1218 Farnham 8t.. Omaha, Neb. UP IN TEE OLOUDS A Carriage Ride Over the Sierra Ne- vadas by Moonlight, Philadelphia Pross Virainia, Crry, Nev., October 4. — About 11 o'clock inst night I started with a party of gentlsmen and ladiee, for a carriage ride over the mountain the Alps of the wostern world—the Sicrra Nevedis Loaving the city, the whole length of which is about 1,000 yards—not much of a tc you will say—-the ascent was immediately commenced, which was continued for about five miles over a besutiful mountain road, that bad been builf at great expenso for the convenience of merchandise and passongers by stages and other vehicular conveyances previous t) the buliding of the railrond. This road is a8 smooth as a floor, and so even do you ride that you can ecatcely be- lieve that you are ascending an angle of nearly fifty to sixty degrees Along this road, the edges of which in many places, overlook ravines and ocanyons hundreds of feet in depth, around which it shoots in sharp curves 80 abrupt that it would appear dan- gerous to go at & walk, yet the stage coaches with from twelve to fifteen passengers and their baggage used to dash at night, sometimes with no other lights than those on the coaches, at the rate of a mile in three minutes. Should a brake give out, or the harness prove unsound, away would 0 the whole load of humanity, hurled nto a canyon or gulch to meet certain death on the cruel rocks below. Yet such accidents have rarely, if ever, happened. Ascendirg this beautiful steer, on every side one beholds the tunvels and oponings to pits made by man to get the yellow earth, and tlirough the gulches on the right and left as you alternately wind round the defiles I could eee rising in the distance moun- tain on mountain three and four lay- ers deep, and miles and miles away, while every now and again the beauti- ful full moon creeps and peeps from out the dark and threatening clouds and gilds the heaven and earth wich its silver linings of reflacted light. DEAD MAN'S POINT. In half an hour the top of the mountain had been reached. We goon came to what is called ‘‘Dead Man’s Point,” as o sudden turn in the road that begins the descent to the opposite side of tho mount is callod, where, in former days some robbers stopped a traveler to rob him and made off with the unfortun- ato man’s wealth, His body being foudd there gave this ominous title or name to the locality, ‘This spot was also the scene of & daring robbery of a stage conch containing a lady and twelve passengers. As the horses turned the curve in the road the rob- b.rs seized the lead horses, bringing the other four to a halt, and covering the stage with their double-barreled guns, commanded the occupants to surrender. The men, who did not feel like disputing the matter, woro filed out of the coach on the roadside, and the lady was politely led to a‘stump on |'which she was seated, while those who were not covering the men with their guos proceeded quietly and leisurely to blow open the eafe in the coach, secured the arms and valuables of the passengers and made cff. The spot where the stump had been was point- ed out by the driver. Just beyond this I could see our destination, “‘Steamboat,” which appeared to be about a quarter of a mile away, but was really six miles. Steamboat is a railroad stavion on the Truckee rail- road, is 8o named from the fact that there is located the Sulphur Springs. The steam arising from which out of a barren piece of land looks exactly like the smoke of a steamboat as seen steaming along a river or other body of water. Awmong these mountains aro whole citics that once were the seats of wealth aud much trade, now entirely destroyed, the only inhatitants being a few stray cattle or domestic animals who failed to leave or be carried away by the departing citizens. Even the Indians will not occupy ths houses, having a superstitious fear that they will fall in upon them., With the crack of the whip the carriage was again on the move, and without in cident worth chrouicling it pulled up at Steamboat, where was eerved a light lunch which I did tull justice to, as the ride and moun- tain air had sharpened my ap- petite. After a short rest the return trip was taken up. Our course was directed to Magnolia, which is the foot of the Geiger grade, the road leading up the western side of the hill, & continuous uscent of nearly five miles; theground around us is scarcely ever covered by snow, witile st the top of the mountain, to whioch we are going on our return, will sometimes have twelve and fifteen feot of euow, A VISION OF THE SEASONS, As wo came up the sun was just rising above the hills in front of us, The sky beyond was light and silvery, while the red glare of the rising sun upon the hills and plaina and long .m stop, aud over Ionn.'-n- mugs deank to the folks at hom RIS The Conntry Who that has ever Jived anytime in the country but must have keari of the vir taes of Burdock as & blood prifior, Bk DOCK BLOOD EITTKRS oure dyspepaia, bi jonsness and all disordera ast om im. pure blood or deranged liver or kidneys, Price, $1.00. b THE HOME OF THE ZUNIs A Visit to Their Chief Puchio Habits of the lndians Correspoudence of the N. Y. Tri ni is the largest puebio I have yot It numbers about 1,500 people, and is €0 compactly buiit that the on tire village does not cover more t six acres of ground. T had often § that the atmosphere in and about Zuni was rendered very disagrecable by rea- aon of the pungent odors constautly arising, and which are duo to the waut of care in tho prople’s habits, There were evidences of 8ome preparation to receive the party, but the odors were there in ample sufficiency In addi- tion to tho want of cleanlineas and de- cency in the daily life of men, women and children, sheep and goat corrals are built adjoining the village within thirty foet of some of the dwellings, The pueblo is one massof adobo build- ings, Thoy are all connected, and though in most parts they are only one or two' stories high, there aro some throe, and the high- est point near the center of the willage 1s five stories, I ascended tothe roof of this building by means of lad- ders on the outside, going from one roof to another, The roofs n.ay be reached by means of ladders from the ground trom the exterior or by enter ing a door and ascending by the same means on the inside, each roof having a place of exit. I saw only one flight of steps. It was very short, consiat- ing of about & half a dozen made of mud, and was on the outside of% house. The living rooms are gener- ally of pretty fuir size, some of them being as much as twenty and forty feet. Floors are of adobo or flat stone, while the ceilings over the first floor are supported by heavy -pine beams and are about eight feet high, A cloae layer of sticks of euflicient strength is laid across the beams as support for the floor above. In the first room I ontered a woman was painting pottery previous to putting it into the kiln for burning, Thuir pot- tery designa are chicfly imitations, and they have no picces coentaining any mark denoting antiquity that T could learnof. 1 watohed them prepering a small kiln of pottery for burning. Their fuel for this consisted entirely of dried cakes of sheep manure. They rest a piece ot pottery ou three lumps of the manure, fill it with small bits of the fuel, then take another piece of pottery and eo on, until they get it all arranged, building in a circle and efter completely cover ing the entire pile with a layer of manure they ignite it. 1t takes from one to twohours to burnis thoroughly. range of towering mourtains behind was grand in its beauty and sublimi ty. The flaccy clouds with silver lin- ings wore decke? with golden hues by the sun, and if they were placed in the heavens as symbols of the precious metals of gold and silver which are to be found huudreds and thousands of feet within the bowels of the hille over which we wero then driving, As we rose higher on the Bierra Nevadas and looked back, we could behold the three seasons, repregented by the snow-clad hills in the distance, show- ing eternal winter; a lower range looked like the spring just showing its verdure, and in the valley the life- glving grain and lucious fruits gave us sdmmer and abundance. Reaching the top, and repassing Dead Mau's Point, one could see before long ranges of hills, one of which was on- tirely covered with snow; another that could just be eeen, looking like a cloud on the horizon, I was assured was fully 200 miles away, The air at this point is eo rarfied that one can see three or four times as far as you can in your latitude, even at your highest point of cbeervation, Again the carriage is ascending the Ophir grade, down, down, down hun- dreds of feet to Virginia City, ap- proaching which as if to be reminded of home, we pass a collection of small houses, and a beer shop with a sign “‘Philadelphia Brewery' attracted my attention, where I induced the party In one room o young squaw was en gaged in combing the hair of an older woman. I am told they epend much time in this occupation, beingz very pround ef their bair, which is long, biack and glossy, In this operation the girl used a emall stick about the 8izo of a match to part the hair, and spitting on 1t occasionally ehe brushed it with a rude brush made of yucca, or Spanish bayonet. In nearly every house is a trough, in one end of the living room, and in it are arranged from threee to five stones for grinding meal. In one place I saw a woman ‘“grinding at the mill” in Oriental fashion. 4 The gardens are beyond the corrals and in one common inclosure, with cach family’s patch of a few rods pir- titioned off by a low mud wall. There is one well for the community, it be- ing about fifteen foet in diameter, walled up and covered at the top, and ie approached by a deep cut or exca- vation to the water's edge. From thie they get all thoir water for house- hold purposes, aud much of that they use for irrigating their gardens, carry ing it in ollas or pots, An old church, built by the Spaniards gome 300 years ago, etill stands, though it is now in the tottering stages of decay. Tt is of adobe, is about 125 feot long by 40 wide, has a gallery, and in tho rear of the altar there is still carved wood work surmounted by a figure of the in reliove. This building has outlived its day of usefulness, aud it stands there a monument of the roal of the body that founded it, whilst the peo pleit was to aid in lifting up are, after more than three centuries, s ill votaries of the falso gois of their fathers, i Mirabile Diotu **Your SPRING Brossou is a success, I certainly think its effocts aro wonderful; all the dyspeptic symptoms 1 complaived of have wniu&led; my wife is also enthusi. artic in praiso of it; she was lisfigured by blotches and pimples ou her face, nd had a contibuous headuche, She is all right now and all unsightly eruptions have gone, You may refer any doubting parties to me, “R, M. WiLLiax ke GOLD ROPE. Theintrinsic merlt and wnperir quality of our Gold Rope lobacco hay induced othor mannfac t0 put upon the warket 0ods similar o cur brand in vame and stylo which aro offered sud rold for lows mot ey than t aulie Gold Kope. Wo caution the't udo aer to Bee that our namo and trade mark are upon each lump. The only genuive and orlginel Guld Rope ‘Tabacco ls manufactur:d by THE WILSON & McNALLY TO. BACCO JOMPANY. N, Street, Buffalo,” »'How | L HOF BITRY »Eu Meahesior, B ¥ & Toroato, Ouh woeed o mar wr ol mortare s et tair 4802t )OO0 TS LoAN=AY & pot conbios ¢ JU tecont 1o avae,of upwAr are, on_ Arst-clas aud farm prcjort axia RuaL Keravn snd Losk Aawxcy, 1660 wud Douelan S Norihwe No. 1506 Farnam 8 it and wod-dw HELP WANTED \VN\VVV\‘; KD i for genetal streots, one housework in wol ani Pler ok \ JANTED - Man to clean 1681 aud Uasio lar 961-28° D. (. HAR/ER. \\1 ANTED - A conpetont 4iri in small fan ily 1718 Chieago 8. [y VW ANTED Two or three gils to loara dross= na APpIY to Mrs, Turtlo 811 Saun ders 8t Eorth Omahi 2T ) ANTED - Good man cook at 121 WV SE Yersa and Solman's 1 Parnham nt 011264 VWANTED A cood laundress. - Adiress N, M Thee Oifice R LA ANTED Dining room girl at Maus & Black AN'S restanra,ntg Dodge St betwoen 16th SRt 9162t} VY ANTED=San to start & gener Iatore in nealy 1id out R R tawn, good induee- min's Wi hecared Apply to or addrp s 4 8, 8. K coruer 16th aud Centro St. Omaha 9i7-1¢} WA/ ANTED [ G rl todo gevoral house work at 1610 Ch cago 87, 04520 ral house work A7 ANTED - Good girl for W WH Ind and Coss 0526 ‘two L r 2nd 7 AN Wor ANL De=two kot ai 100 gitls VY 55 toteh, Hinle, Nebe mmsdatelys Good wages woli be p Apply atonce at ke of- f W 1 A g 1811 Cass rl for general houso Bee ol FAATED—A ysung man, & succes:fal can- \ Vasa.r, £ act a8 Manaer for our publica~ toun in 18 ato. Must be willing to go ouy and flnd agonts, atd raln wem for(ho fint . ix woi thy, Suary aid commision after ove month'strii], vood seouriy. Kefo onces. Give aga. Axp eencoin full, Sond this, ASSEL'. PETTER, GALPIN & CO,, 522 Hroauway, N. ¥ 1p 6t tho employment offico, + 16t stroot, up-stairs, <6 -t VW ANIED=A gond (il for generul house WOPk, &t &40 houso wost wide of couvent stroot, two biocks northo St. M.ry'n avenuo. (RN WAy 111 10 10 keheral housowork. Y e A wages paid Ade dross F. C 650 41 TUATIONS WANTED. A plico to cork and do general ! ik bya mi de woman, In t 014 North 16.h strect, maha, Nob, has good 1efe Mana, Bee Offico. 12t A/ AL ABL AU e Naulvial Ll at Ly WV G o 1" it ‘oo wanto. wagea will be paid G0 pravy vou.e, Wnks and cess Ao to clean With Sanitary Vault and Jeancy, tho buod in use, A, AvAUS & Co., Y208 Dodiee otroot, Omabia, MICELLANECUS WANTS, A TANTED—ooma and Zoard. It private family williny 10 take one or two boardurs, will 8 nu their aidross to the Wyman Comercial College, 8 udowt secking bosrd or rooms will bo referred to them. A L. WYMAN. 610-tf YOR ITENT—HOUHED AND LAND, Wuita- r now 960-28¢ o o i nt'cen, 816 Howard, n B and M. depot. JOR RENT— Ty Iwollings In desiranla loc ity No. 1614 Donglns atreet Imv;. ENT-A o ttage of fiv@rooms, ! st Northwost corner 15thaid hicago stroet, 810t QOR RENT Furnished house, N. W, _cornor 186 and Clark 8 T NOR RENT—Largo offics foom or hall_store, 1020 Farnham st eet 707-t O RENT—Two rooms furhished for light h usekeep ng—city water on mame floor, 1 emer's Llock, cornor Sth abid Howard streols, T80H JO RENT—A store i Halcomboe block, on 10th stroet, near Davonport. 8t A, D, Baloombe. FJYEY HOUSES FOR R four to eleven rooms ¢ anes Jo 3.4t J0OR RENT—Furnishod rooms st 1717 Case etrcod, bot. 17th and 18th. ot J0OK KENT—urocery store, cor, 10th tree 14301 Capitor avenuo.” Apply on premmaca. #0240 HAR. NFRER SON BALE have three of four thousard yards of (arih at ) thy northoast corned fot 14 and Wehator strocts, wh oh Twill give to a1y porson oF corpor. 100 11 removing o same JAM ALE Ad 16 head 90028 |10, JALE—Thteo thourd vestern witers, Incd2yearsod. Weight about 00 v unds F.C.GR R 962t m and o Kiarney 0! SALF—A harno's business in o first- class Iceation, Wil sl on rasonible torms, Cause tor solll g, fa'lure of health Address, C.B. R, box 20, 53 Oak and, Neb OR SALE—Opora Howse Restaurant do ng fiess cluew (U dnoss. Inquire on premines. ‘Thow. Falconor. 940-1t E‘l"l SALE CHEAP- shares of Gold snd v mining stock reduced ratosto co: tioue Pealmozs and hates at room M. Thompeon Mining Agent.g an- BALE—Ono organ for§30. O o organ for 5. Ono Piano, §65. Cash or monthly pay- o ta. 92311 A. HOSPE. SICYCLE FOR SALE-—Inquire C. M. Wood: B 'ai, Omana. 01t [ OK BAL Stock of general me chindise with lease of store. Good paying business in two towny near Omaha. Ballou Bros, Tuion Block, 1-25 OR SALE—Entiro ¢ rocery stock and fixtures, cor. 10thand Leavenworth, N. J. SMILH, B70-L1 “Furniture JORSALE -Stovel J If 1 et n OR SALE—Wao offer for sale our Flour and Fiod Busi csy, o rner of 15th and Davenport streets, with all fixtures, t ams, wagon, et ., { 8 for selling we are going i.to another business. A good invest. B8 CHARLTON BROS, P08 BALE-Howe and lot, N K. coror 18th streat and Capliol avenue, Inquire on pro- mis . £04.1m Fuk SALE—Hcuso of 8 rooms on ! ground 4} years, $0.50, MoCague o t Otficy OR BALE—Good building, brick. Call at Water Werks office. 440-tt JPLENDID PROPERTY FOR HALE—Ab & BAKGAIN, ono largo brick house, and one largo tramo house, with full lot on Cas noar 15% street, Fine chance for investmont, rent for §7¢ por month, Call fo; full perticulars, on 00041 Agent, 16th and Douglns sts, {1X BEAUTIFUL LOTS—50x150 foot each In Hanncom Placo on stroet car line. Best lote 11 whola addition on very easy terms an groat bargaln. - Diuia’ agent, 16th and Dogl 5 ! } OTEL FOR SALE.—Tho Arlington Hous First clase; all furnished he only hote intown. The cheaposh property In tho state Fias all the traveling men, Wil be sold cheap on torma to wuit. Enquire of K. Fuile, propriotor, Arlington, Wanington county Neb 618 4t [R0It RENT--A sultof roomu sult ble foru pro- fexsiona) man, at Merritt's restaurant, 1007 Farnam between 10th and 11th, 6284 Pleasant furni hed rooms St. botw QORRINT-A very pleasant farnished room 21 south 15th St etwern St. Mary's Aao » [ avenworth St 9 b PloRmt ireniancd ¥ o | auiahle for tw. gontiomen, 1019 sroam St, W62 2.+ Y 2 £ 4 roonus, 30th and Far. NOIIENT Cottage NOR RENT Cottage of 4 rooms, 30th and [ Dodge #10a . onth, 20K BENT ~IHousse of 5 rooms,d0th and Dou J S iroct, 215w month: ovitl BOGGH & HILL A nice room with home comfo ts inn private fam ly, 1811 Cass stroct. 92826 FOIRENT 2 new keven roon houses, A i, AN inodurn ianrovemenia’ ot oy and cold water, water back stove in k tehen Woodwork and starcase finfshed in parti-colored gold, No better appointed honses in town, Strect cars vasy the door. Possession givenabout Do ember 1t % room hos , newly painted and papered 7 room houso, well comner, 2itf Acd rooms for one or iwo wan N. W. corucr 20 wnd Cass B, 050 (CIICENT—2 hou es one 6 ard one l‘ Liquire coruer Chicags endibth 86 OB RENT Good busement, rooms suitablo for et ping. Also good large barn, Call fmmediately At northwe t cor. 2k and Burt § JOR it t frout rcom, furni hed or H uuiumi ap. No. 66 uo.th 14th stroet, 04 201 DOK RENT A single tarnished rocm at 1610 Varnl am streot, wi-t Jo¥ T—4 t Chambers suitablo for hotso keepng t) & man ani wife without chillcren None othor need apply. Call irom7 & m. 10 6p m,No. 510 17ch sirect, G0R-4L 70% RENT—A turnished House, #2301 Dodge. I sgirmi NOB KENT— (he buildit g at prosent accupled F by he W stern Cuion " elegraph Company, ¥ o of Farnwm anl 104k sticots; Appiv G0 arker Bros, Gosoftic 7Tt NOR RENT - House with scven rooms well and H" Cistern handy, two blocks tr m Omahs Foun dry south 17th 5t Inquire at Henry Bruning ] DOR KENT - A pleasant furnishied room, Call () hrfoence EI3A 0K RE actly iurniched 1o s vith k08 and hostir. hiforences roquired, Ape ply north west vrd acd Bust st. via NOR RRNT—Now house § rooms 19t1 8¢ Maproy eie 1ty 934 MOK RENT - Nicoly furnished front reom. In e o N - cvas Sk e Fnrma 520 JOR RENT- A hou 4 Houso, #ix rooms, furnished, In- OR REN quire at . Hydes office, Millard hotel 706-11 NOR BENT-A boarding house, at 108 To' th strcet, betwren Douglas and Lodge. . Inquire Bt cor. cf 12h and Douylas. slitt JOR RENTOffices in Jacob's block. cor, 16th and Capitol avenue, JOHN G. JACOBS, 702-t1 OB KEATCottae of six Inrgerocume Wl conveniencos and fn location by 8.T. Peter- %00 Ageot 16th and Dougles Bb. T4 IOR BALE--Or will o for Omalin jure porcy, an lmproved sco ow of land adjoln in a station on U. P, R, R, M, DUNHAM, 141! Farnham 8¢,, Omaha, 790 MISCELLANEUS. i An envelope containing pensid e will please return to this offico and WAL WELCIL r cont with & cort inalde Ub—onthe premis s of 4h od a red heifer, whito bo Iy ard near B, & M, track, quar or n tory. OST—A bunch of keys, for which $1 reward 2 wi L be paid at Beo offi o, P340 K. JLTT—Housoand Carvet Cles Polisher, Losveordors at Repubil iglas O W (OM [0 MAY CONC 1 dovire In thiyu'lic wa to@sy that It husbecn roported that | made alatemonts derogator € the name of Mrs. A Johnwon. Ichecriu ly take this methe 01 to absolut, ly dory that | utterol or eir- culsted anysland rous reports and know of no g.od reason for o do ng. J BONNER, Ans porson making vuch roporti hre froe will Yo pros o.ted, W, JOUNSO ander lgn- ©. Kralik suthof 8 ink 35204 r Stove office, 4-t no KRS > b price pald ror yo, Bar oy at Krob's Vinogar Work s, Jonos street, by 9tha d 10th, Oma: ta. B06-diw-Lt ' will buy the furniture of the best 8822 5()() poyhi hotal in Town. Kent reas onabll,” Addres Dolph Macgregor, Bee office, P Omana, Neb, 106-t1 EDWARD KUEHL MAGIATER OF PALMYSTERY AND COND! TIONALIKT, 496 Tenii Szeed, betweon 'arnac Will, with the sid of gusrdin: or any ouo glance af the pay d or cortain condislons 1n #ho fu boer veda 40 arder. Perfos . autf v pletto, obtaln and prosent, [ POWDER Absolutely Pure. Thie powder never varies, A marve o Qurity, strength and wholesomeness lore economioal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be wold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, aluw or phosphate powders, 8ol only ih can Rovau Baxine Powbes Co. all St., New York A RAII:‘-MAD. THH SIOUX OITY ROUTA Runs & Solid Tratn Throngh trom Oonncil Blufts to Bt, Paal Without Change Time, Only (7 Hours 1t ACHCH MILES THE SHORTES ROUTR o OOUNOIL BLUFFS 10 #T. PAUL, MINNKAPOLIE DULUTH OR BISMARCR and all polnie fn Norkhora lown, Minnee.}s and Drkcta, This line 1 equipped with the improved estinghonse Automatlo Alrbrake sed Mille sitorm Conior and Baffer: and for WPRED, HAFETY AND CONFORT tn anearpawed. Pullman Palsce Slooping Ose h WITHOUT CHANGE botwoon Kan snd L Paul, vis Councll Bluffs and x Cliy Tralng loav 11 Bloffs, ob A ng a New Unlon Depol by ‘EN HOURD IN ADVAN ROUT! A Remember In taking the Slonx Oty Rond yongot & Through Traln, The Shortcey {10 Quickomt Tiino and a Comfortadle Kide in W Through Care botwean COUNCIL BLUFFS AND 8T, PAUL, A Beo that your Tiokets resd via the “‘Sloax Olky and Pacific Rallzond 7.8, WATTLRS, Superintendond, loux Clty 11:40 p, m., St Paal a4 1188 OF ANY OTHER i e J R BOOHAJAR Qon’ Pass. Agenh Missoar! Valley I, W. K. DAVIH, Sonthwestern Passonger Agont, fanrell Blufe * In the old Favorite and FRINOIE.A L XLINE —FOR— CHICAGO, PEORI 8T. LOUIS, MILWAUKEE. DETROI T, NIAGARA FALLS NEW YORK,BOSTON, And all Poluts East and®@outh-East. THE LINE COMPRISES Nonrly 4,000 miles. Bolid Smooth Steel Track 11 connections are made in UNION DEPOTS. has_a National Reputation ae being the reat Through Oar Line, and Is m“"m onceded to be the FINEST EQUIPPED road In the world for all classos of travel. Try it andyou will find traveling » Inxury instead of & discom Through Tickets via rhis Celobrated Line for wle at all officos {n tho West, All Information about Rotes o Fare, Sleeping Car Acocmuodations, Time Tablos, &c., will b d\aulfullyshnn by applyining o +J. POTTE 44 Vice-Pros’t & Gen. Managor,Chicago, PEROIVAL LOWELL, ' Gen. Paseonser 3 lcago, W. J. DAVENPORT, Ar by Gen. Agent, Connell Blufts. i, B, DUKLL, Tickeh Agt. omaba mnio-ed 1y Samuel 0, Davis & Co., DRY GOODS JOBBERS AT IMPORTERS, Washington Ave. and Fifth ST LOUIS MO. GHAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE TRADE MARK The GreatTji4 DIt MARK English rom- edy. Anun- ‘ —"\ failing cure ,9 for Seminal A follow as & - BEFURE TAKING, soquence of AFTER TAKII Self-Abuso; as Loss of Memory, Universal Lnsst tude, Paln In the Back, Dimness of Vision, Pre matiro O1d Age, and many other Diseasos that d to Insanity ‘or Consumption ud Premas ture Grave, £ Full ‘particulars In cur pamohlet, which wo desire to wend froe tv mall to every one, £ Tho Specifi c Medicine I sold by all druggiste t ¥l per package, or 6 packeges for €5, or will be sent froe by mall on receipt of the money, by addressing THEGRAY 4EDICINE 0O, Buflalo, N, 'V. ocTme-r CATARRH AND ECZEMA No argumont ls'necossary 0 show that tueso 1i40s ca are of i blood origin; 8. 8 8 , theretore, n. compos d of thi m st powerfal vegetable +Iterativen, dentroyn the diea o, 10 t aud branch, by put.ing the blood in a pure, healihy state, 8.8, 8, for Catarrh 1y & sure cure; cured me after all other troatu onts had failed C. 0. Bukns, Groencastle, Ind, member North Georgis Have taken 8. 8. 8. for a clear cate eruption hay disappeared and I am taken 8, 8, 8, for Ca'sirh with great hink th co botties more wi | complotely JE. K. BROWN, Spaitanburg, 8, C, J. W. Cottrell, 8%, Loais, Mo,; I regard 8, §. 8158 wost wondérful remedy, and have no do.bs but that it will cure my Catarch.” 8 8. has cured we of 'a troub'esome Ca~ tarih which has patfled tre treatment of all the best physicians Northand Fouth.” 8. L, McBx LDE, Atlants, Hor Sekmos, Ark., Jul 1 hiave bad whai wy phyiciaus teri 10r over oight years.” Cawe five ycors 040 to this placs to live in or ‘e b Du- Fing tha: tmol e 10g a1t of thephy external) in con: mal hot bathy, & thao a hut dre'd bottles of various i out the desired esult Up to thro I had almost b li ved wy cass Jle, aud began taking Swill’s Speciile (. 8. 8.) with all tho skepliciem pow.ible The cruphion wes ab fiush woree, yet there were some sigos of fme provemeat, and a ter three munths' use of 8. §, 5. Taw soulod aud well, Lot & s'gn of eruption, iy skiu smooth sni cléar, aud wy general health s good us it ever was. 1f there ar: any doabbing oues, lct them write me here. 1D, N, Prarr, ¥rom the Great Drug House of the Northwast. Wodo not hesitate to uay that for year past ¢ hwve sold more of Swift's Specitie (8. 8 B.) hao all other blood purifiers combined and with 1 oat astonishivg resuts. Une gentleman who used hal! 8 dozcn botiles says that it bhas done biul more good than treatment which cost him £1,000. Auother who bus used it for a scrofulous +Hection reportan permanent cuse from its cure. Yours truly, VANSHAACK, STansnson & Co. Sold by all Druggists e A A Ao pteemsmeererm §