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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1881)
Ail. . . . THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY AlTruiST 0a lft f BLACK HILLS CARBONATES The fteoent Discoveries in the Vicinity of Doadwoofl , .A Booming Camp Established With All the Usual Adjuncts. Geological Formation tnd Ex' tent of the Deposits. Unbounded Fnltli in tlio Now District trict- Corrcspon Jcncc ol the Dcmcr Tribune. DBVUWOOD , Dak , August 11. Foi two years there lias been more or loss prospecting going on for carbonates out in the Sun D.uico mountains , about forty m'lus ' west of this city. Fiom timu to time samples Imvo bcm brought in from there thut assayed faiily , but \vo Imvo no authentic news that miy icjiulur dopositjins been dis- covemd. Those acquainted with the formation in Leadvillcntid Silver Clifl' claim that there is n laigo tmct , forty miles in length and soveial miles in width , possessing all the icquired char- .actemtics of the c.irbonates About a month ago putties uho had worked on the Spcarlish ditch , com menced to bring in samples of tlo.it from n district about ten miles ftom this city , some of which assayed high and others quito low , but all indicated that caiboimtcs could bo found tlicte , If it had been called merely sih or ere lloat the news n ould not have nlaclc a ripple , but since Leadvillo there is a matic in the word carbonate that fires the miner's heart. Besides this , car * bonato fields to the west of us had been talked of for two years , so thut the public mind was prepared for the announcement. A few prospectors went out , and-woro going hnd coining for a couple of weeks , sometimes -bringingin oed , promising croppings and sometimes trash. When tit last they wore able to say " ' ' " "WE'VE sTitucK IT. there was n rush , with nil the excite ment usually accompanying a stani- pcdo , which still continues with increasing - creasing volume. For one half the distance there is a qood toll road , and for the Remaining distance there was a fair timber road to a saw mill built to cub lumber for the Spe.nfish ditch , and at which there was n largo amount of lumber cut and unused \\lien woik on the ditch was suspended. This ditch it a Unity-two mile onterpiibo of the DcSmot company , and was nearly completed to this now district , and if the district proves all that it promises , will be completed , furnishing all the water wanted. Of course , the next thing after discovering ; carbonates was to make a town. "West Virginia , with numerous additions , luu been laid out on a good site with plenty of room for another Lcadvillc , and , to be honest , securing lots and speculation in lots has been and still is the principal occupation. Four or five hundred people have gone into the new camp , many of them having pulled up stakes in Deadwood , Lead and Central and como in , bag and bagcago ; , families and all. Some twenty buildings have been put up , : and scores more are croiug up. The sound of the hammer and BUT never K ceases , day or nigh- * . Grocery stores , . - > saloons and gambling houses have been in full blast for a wcok-mid every day adds more of them. The load is covered with teams of all descriptions , from the fine livery stable turnouts to the slow moving bull team. The dust is from six to ion inches deep , the road seeming to : bo a combination of ashes and rock. is . Everybody is eager and hopeful and any intimation that confidence in the permanences of the camp is premature is treated with silent contempt for a . tenderfoot ignorance. A daily news paper , The Carbonate Reporter , has A been started , and to-day will issue its fifth or sixth number. The first im pression sold for three dollars , the .second for two and the third for a dollar. The regular price is ten cents , to and the daily edition is about 2,000. On the night of the 8th , as I lay in camp there about 11 o'clock , the car rier commenced crying , "second edi ; . tion of The Carbonate Reporter , ten ' cents. " But enough of this. The people of ajnining state * ill know by thcso few indications that West Arir- the gmia m a DOOMING CAMP. : Now for the country and the pros pects for mines. It is an elavated district , say 1,200 or 1,500 foot above Deadwood , lying easterly of thoSpear- It fish canyon , and from 2,000 to 2COO , foot higher than Speariish town , in the valley , about six miles distant by .air lino. There has been great dis US ' * ! turbance and erosion , leaving a very rough , broken country. The highest last peaks arc capped with trachyte , a slightly greenish gray , Generally be low this is a heavy stratum of porphyry phyry , but at some places the trachyte the rests on the limestone. Below the self porphyry is the grand sub stratum of limestone , chiefly dele and mite. The mineral deposit lies be tween the dolomite and porphyry. The general dip of the formations is the north and west. This briefly is the as geological formation , as it appears to the ino. in ino.Tho best property I have seen is the Jefferson. This lias been opened on the the outcrop , but the solid ere body is now not yet developed. It grows more ball fiolid every foot , and a few days work ed will show a solid ere face , which can hardly bo less than two feet and may bo fifty feet. This 010 consists of very carbnnito of lead and iron and a It black rock which is popularly called on iion , but which really contains n largo the percentage of galena with the iron , and carries about 40 ounces silver. bo The gray ere is the best. Ono sam now ple I selected and had assayed wont Now 220 ounces , while an average sample of fair ere , neither the best nor poor est , went 101 ounces. Assays have been made from this place of over and 300 ounces. with The Adelphi , on the hill south of the Jefferson , is also a promising loca and tion. All around the rim are prom ising prospects , and , it is claimed , and have given assays up to 300 ounces , but I Iwve not verified these rjsults. There are other openings on a con an tact t\\o miles from those just named , some showing excellent lead carbon- new atcs , but up to date not enough hn been doiio to indicate their value. O course theio ate hundreds of loca tioni absolutely worthless ; made below low * the contact , and but few compara lively are doing intelligent prospect ing. 1 doubt if there is tonm for an other location on the probably vnl uablo men of the deposit now known i\TK\T : OK THE Thoio aio thoao it ho believe th cjrbjnato aiea extends to the Sin Daiico mountains , a distance of fort ; Inilcs , and piospectorsaro striking on to ic'cxantinij indications diicovetet long ago. when crossing the countr ; to tlio IJig Horn mountains and Bear Lodge lange in search of gold , Fron all ] can learn of the country west waid 1 think the chances favof.iblo fo finding otherlocalitas with vahubl deposits , but it is difficult to gut' air intelligent description of the informu tion. tion.Four Four companies Imvo been fonnei help in Uoadwoud , each with 8100,001 capital stock , in woik propel tits ii the now district. They have luviei the first nasessmenl ami commenceti woik. When the town lot fever dies down , the bojs will get to work in earnest , and home-thing more definite can bo said. Itight or wioiig , most of our citizens have faith in the mines and the camp , and nio backing their ; uith with moio money than they can afloid to OEC. I shall not ; < dvise anjbody to come ir stay away. I Imvo stated what 'ow facts arc ically known , and every one must judge for himself , Good caibonate prospectors might make a strike and might not. Tendcifcct itiuid A \ cry poor show. The gold mines are uoilung steadily along , with n decided advance in some of tlie old deposit mines about Central 3ity. Three ycais ago these mines were thought to bo exhausted , but .hey will produce as much this year xs over , and probably moio next year. They are getting to bo better under- , tood. The grading for the Hoinestako rail road , fifteen miles out into the tall timber , is now well along , and the track it on is arriving daily. The cattle fiorn the plains como in rolling fat. The ciops in the valley have suffer cd from both dry weather and hail , there will be a fair crop of wheat , and four flour mills to woik it up. How it gets so hot at this altitude and latitude will forever bo a mystery to me. It was 101 in the shade hero List Sunduv. S. C. The President's Case S'tw York Graphic. The following is a correct digest ind resume of the volume of news written during the last six weeks con cerning the piesident's condition : The ball has not been found. A "distinguished physician" says that it < probably inside of the president. The president is cheerful and detcr- nincd to recover. A "prominent hysiciAii" says that ho will ceitajnly recover. Another says ho certainly will not recover. The course of the jail is unknown. But it perforated the liver. There Imvo to-day been dark foibodiugs concerning the presi dent Ho is not so well. It is assorted - sorted that ho has really been in great danger during the last three days , Secretary Blame's face wears an anxi- MIS look. The ball did not go through ho liver. It grazed it , however. The strongest hopes are entertained of the president's recovery. The ball has ecn located. It lies peacefully near .ho right iliac region on the cardium. Another incision was made in the resident to-d.iy. More tubes to fa- iilitato the flow of pus liavo been in serted. The president is cheerful. All ire now sanguine of his speedy recov ery. Grave apprehensions are cntor- ained concerning the president. Ho too weak to move a limb. The pros- .dent nearly sat up to-day and ate the winjj of a chicken. Splinters are coming out of the wound. Facts cpnccining the president's real condi- .ion have leen kept back. The public lave been deluded with false hopes. consultation of distinguished phy sicians has been held this evening. It was resolved again to cut into the resident. The surgeons' knives liavo jeeu sent to a distinguished cutler's be sharpened. A "distinguished , ihysician" of Washington , who haslet lot been called upon at all to survey ho case , gives it as his opinion that .ho treatment of the president 1m Q 'rom the first been radically wrong. Elo believes the ball not to have ouchod the liver at all , but lies in ; ' fleshy integuments behind the abdominal wall and four inches frou . ho cxcoiiosis of the duodenum. The president bore another operation to- lay cheerfully. The ball has been ocatcd again byan electric apparatus. : lies beyond the excprdium of the camera. It seema moving aiound in \ ho president at u lively rate. Seine ilarm is felt to-day. Another Wo operation is in contomplation. The ihyaicians hold another consultation ind evening. Secretary Blaino'a face y . wears an anxious look. Moru pipes liavo been ineorted to facilitate the izo drainage of pus It in thought that ball wherever it is , is enclosing it In n cyst. Seven newspaper re porters intend taking out diplomas entering on medical practice as An soon as President Oarfleld recovers , ( having fully qualified themselves by Bo study of this and parallel cases , well as by daily interviews with of most prominent of the physicians tO charge of the ruler of the nation. In There is no further doubt concerning president's speedy recovery. A Attest location has been found for the J , It wont near , but never touch , the liver , The president's conval escence must be very slow , Ho is a sick man. A "distinguished physician'1 has found the ball. lies under n blue spot In the abdomen. It never went near liver. 'Another operation on the president is contemplated if room can Nelson found to make a fresh incision. A probe has been invented by a of a England man to explore the day course of the wound and inside of the president. It is throe feet long and da the ) works with a crank. The president the Secretary Blaine are delighted t ) , it. The now course inside the president , which has been surveyed The and staked out for the ball , meets the four unqualified approval of the cabinet (5) ( ) a majority of the "most distin ter guished physicians" in . charge. Sec ) - retary Blame's face no longer wears (6) ( anxious look. Room lias been Ulxon e found on the president's body for a incision. It will be Diows undo to-day. Much anxiety pro vails. The president bore the opera tion cheerfully. Ho 6cem now almost to like being cut up am into. Dr. has made a newdia gram of the course of the ball. Ho thinks it attempted a notthwcat pas stgo to the lumbar roqion , but being diverted from its course by the elev enth tib , went duo south and settlci in the cx-fossilaiy bilarious. Foui biles of boncsct , 'catnip , hoarhouni and livcrwott , sent by elderly Now anEt hnd Indies for the president's use Imvo to-day been lemoved from the White House. A now probe was sent inmi to-day , the invention of a western man. * It is wotked by hoi so 'powei and the inventor claims that it will locate { ' . lead or any other minotal in the human foi in divine , and can also be used as a diuning rod to point oitl hidden treasure. A piominont physi cian thinks ho had found room on the president's body foranotheroperation. Hope now pervades ovoiy cotinto- nance. It is confidently o.\pected that the distinguished patient will suivhe all the operations of the "distinguish ed physicians. " LEO HARTMANis. "As Mild n Mamicroil Man as Ever Cut nTbront or Scuttled n Ship. SpccIM to St Louts Kctmblltin JSKW YOIIK , August 18. A mild' ooliing little man dressed in a snutf- colored suit and with n vcty quiet imnncr entered the oftico of the clerk of the superior court to-day and said that ho wanted to declare his inteiv- in lo become a citizen of the United States. "All light , sir , stop this way , " said the clerk. "Of what coun' try are you a native. " "Russia. " "Tako the bonkandane.tr to the statement , " said the clerk , The little man tenlied in very good English : "i ailirm " Then standing with his licad bared and his right hand raised , bio verified the declaration of his name ind nativity and received th follow ing certificate : I , Leo Ilartmann , do solemnly aflirm that it is bona fide my intention to become a citizen ot thu United States , and to renounce forever all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince , potentate , state or sovereignty w hatcver , and particularly to the emperor ol llussi.i of whom I am n subject. [ Signed ] Leo HAUTMANX. Confirmed this 18th day of Autjust. THOMAS BOESSU , Clerk. Mr. Ilartmann handed out the fco of twenty cents and took his certifi cates. Mcanw bile the name had at- r.icted the notice of the clerk , ho .died . the attention of some of his associates to it. The revolutionist w.is the object of scrutiny from a dozen cuiious persons in the oflico. All agreed that ho was a very mild- looking man Mr. Hartmann said that ho proposed to remain in this country and become a citizen. The law requires a lecidcnco of five yeais and a declaration of intentions at hast two years before naturalization papers are granted ; so that the declar ation made yesterday might liavo been postponed for three years with out ahottonuig the time that must elapse before ho can become a cituon. He said that ho had decided to give a few lectures in this country about the real condition of Russia and the pur poses of the Nihilists at the present time. Ho feels confident that by a little study ho can sufliciently perfect himself in the English tongue. Dur ing his stay of u year in London ho made great progress in the study of the language. Ho has aheady re ceived invitations to lecture in various cities of the United States. No Snoli Word ns Fail- "I Im\o used jour Sl'ltl.so BIOSSOJI for dyspepsia , he.ulache anil cotihtipation , and find it 1ms done ine a great deal of good. I shall recommend it to my friends. Kit "HtMU UrKTOUTUr , "May 24th. SMI Main St. , Buffalo. " Price fiO cents ; ttial bottle , in cents. codlw Don't Take Any Chances on Iiifo \ S'o tVhon Warner's Safe Kidney and Jiver Cure will regulate and keep UK | TOU healthy at all times. ' STOP THAT COUGH. If , you are suffering from a Cough , Cold Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fever , Consumption , loss of voice , tickling of ho throat , or any affection of the I'hioat or Lungs , use Dr. King's New Discovety for Consumption. 'I'liis is and .ho great remedy that is causing so nucli excitement by its wonderful any cures , curing thousands of hopeless ort ases. Over a million bottles of Dr. Cing's New Discovery have been used \ithin the last j'ear , and have given terfect satisfaction in every instance. Vleo can unhesitatingly say thut this is really the only sine euro for throat lung affections , and can cheotful- recommend it to all. Cull and get trial bottle fiee of cost , or a regular for § 1.00 , Ish & MaMuhon , Om- ha. (3) ) ORDINANCE NO , 47-1. ordinance to Increase th pahto 'forco of ( ho city of Omaha , from tin (10) ) men lo twtho (12) men. It or Jalnl by the Cltj Council of the Ct | ) of Omalia , as foMo : * . HKCJIOX 1. 'I ho regular | > olco | force of the c\y \ Omah , in birth ) imria cil from ten ( lOtncn tMtllt ! < 12)I111MI. ) Hue. 2. ThU ordinance thai ) take effect Mid bo forcu from and alter Itu tiakwiga. T/IOS. II. PAII.KV , PrcniiU-ntof Clt } Council , ! , J. l > , Q. JKWITT , City Clerl. Panned Aufoth , 1881. Approtvil Au0',16th , 1831. JA11KS E. BOVI ) , Ma ) or. Master's Sale the Circuit Court of the United State * far the illitrlct of Nebraska , Augustus r , lUdctcT ) cry . J-In Chanccrj , t'oautcau. J Ion roHKCLOUt'KE Of MORTGAGE. DLES. Public riot lie Ii hereby git en that In pursuance nd decree cnUrixl in the uboi e canto on the Ibth price of Notunber , 18aO , I , I.11U Ii. lllerbowcr , ilMterln Chancery In tald court , u 111 on tile 29th of Autfu t , liial , at thu hour of 3 o'clock In of ternoon of the ald dat at the tut door of United State * court homo anil ixutotltce building In the city of Lincoln , Lancaster coun- KUtv and DUtrlct of Nebraska , kill at public auction thefollo liijdiiitribed . proiiert ) to-ult : nortlm cot quart ) rot the northeast quarter , lou Koa. thae (8) ( and four ( I ) of eoctloii No. ( ) . tow nitiln Ko , thlrtOD (81) , ran.'e So. Rev cant. Also the east half ol the touthwi- quarter nd lot thne(3) ( ) and the northwest quar of the kouthuut quarter of stitlon No/lhlr- t-threeS3)lnto ( ) inihlp thlrt-two , ran.'el 'o. Hi o cut couLaliilDif in all two hundred and eiit-thre and 10-l5o(4T3 10-100) ) acre * til In county. Ncbruika. CI.LIS - , t Cikirmi. , ilaittr in Chancery. For Sollc'ten ' for Compblnint , J > so Ct | SELTZER There U probably ft majority of Ilia human rice miffcrluB from klilii \ < nni | > | ilni < . The * lie lheiu oUM Indraft | irotf\n dh iH * . hut nln-njs to tholnjury of the intictit Thp ci > il o ItidcicrMiablontfon } . The rcrlcnc | * ol thlrti jciM how- < tint the bct tn , \ \ | or i t f\M \ of illsoascs lJ Tarrant's Seltzer Aporlont. Do yon unnt n pure , bloom ing Complexion } if so , a few npjillcntlons of Ifngan's MAGNOLIA BAH ! will gratify - ify you lo your hcnrt's con tent. It docs iwny with Sal lowncss , Itcducsa , rimplcs , lolclios , mid all diseases mid imperfections of tlio skin. It overcomes the Hushed appearance - anco of Iioat , fatigue and ex citement. It makes .1 lady of THIRTY appear lint TWEN TY ; and so natural , gradual , and perfect are its effects , that it is impossible to detect its application. If Touareamiuil vlf you are A ' / ra n f kt- 'enivl bjr the rtrnln of ti mtclllntoT & your duties nToul nlplit unik , to lo atlmulftntmirtil use ti > nt > mliiitvriind Hop Bittero. , u.o HOP O. If you are yours and I rulTcrlnjf f rom any In dlitnllon or illaiiipft 1 lion i If > ounrtinnr * Hod or ulnfrlo , ohl or Touutr , BUuorlnff from noorucaltu or laiiKUlrU Init on a lied ot tick LPM. nljr on Hop | Bitters. \Vhoerer youjre , Tliiiuwindidlo rn- nhenercr you ficl nimlly rr 0111 BOIIO that your rrtuu I form of Kldnoy ' i > ecdicle mlnir.ton. < ( lltax > that nilKl't Inn or ntlmniatlnR , | | i TOlwcnirvcmpJ | I Ira Ilinuly lueul tnlco Hop HopBlttore Blttora. n ro yon if s - O. I. O. oruilnaraeam- Ii an ftbnoluto ot llio' l iiu''i , tmrtlt , blooa , HOP for lUvroTntrvti I clrunktnnc e n use o ( ojiluiu , will bo You tobncoo or v cured If sou UM narcotics. Hop Bittera IfTouarcKlm Roldliyilnijf. -wen hand Ut . hcudtur inrq > ! ritnlti7 Circular. Hi It may nor BITTEIUI nave your life. It hao n-po to. , onvotl hun notht iltr , N , 7 , dreds A Toronto , OnU No ' - Went for hein the limit direct , qiicl.ist | , and safest line cnnnoctliiK the frrc-at Mutmioh | , CHI A. CAGO , and the UAHTKKN , NORTH Ktirrnv , SOL-TII and Sourii-KASif.iiN LlM'S , nhlilitcriiilnatothi.ro , with KAANAB Crtr , LFAMINUORTII , ATCIIIHOV , OUNCIli IlLirKH and OUAIIA , the COMIIKUCIAI. CrMClia from which radiatu EVERY LINE OF ROAD hat penetrate * the Continent from the Missouri cr to the Pacific Slojw. The OHIOAGO ROCK ISLAND it TA- OIFIO KAILWAY the only line from CMiii o owiln track Into iansaJt , or w hlcli , hj Iw out ) road , readies the wlntaabotonanad No TRANxrKiuf BY CAnniAuxl tii8f > iva cosNKTiavtf ! No hiiildlln In 111- cntllntcd or unclean cars an cterv ] wi anxcT Ii carried in roomy , titan and tentlUlod coaches J. > n Fast KxiirtiM TrallM. lUvC'Aimof unrlialiHl ma nlflienco , PutLMAN 'ALACK SLirri.su CARH. and onrouuworld f.inioiin JlM\o CARS , uinn which mcaU are scrrwl of nn- lurpanscd cxccllcnto , at the low rate of TO m Crtra EACH , It ) i ample time for healthful enlpj merit. and Through Can hctnrcn Chicago , Pcorla , ill ) ) waukco and Ill8 otirl Itlter Polnta : and close con nectlons at all | x > lnU of Inturnoctlon with other ' roads. > Vo ticket ( do not forget thin ) directly to eicrv ilaco of lmK | > rtaiico In Kanuui. Nohraaka , Dlack a tills , Wtomltv , Utah , Idaho , Novaila , California , Orcfon , Wanhhigton Territory , Colorado , Arizona pain Now Mexico. Afcll hcral arranKCincnta re ( , ' rdinizggKO \ ai and other line , and ratci of fare .l aj o l ow at competitor ! , who furnluli hut a tithe of the com , at Dogi and tackle of t | > ort tnen free. TEN Tickets , maiMnnd folder * at all iirlncljul ticket offices In tlio United Stall * and Canada. It. It. CAULK , E. ST. JOHN , Prea't & Oen. Oen. Tkt and Paw'r A/t. Uanaicr , Chlcnvo Chicago. r D.T. MOUNT . . , DKALIR IN SADDLES AND HARNESS. 1412 Farn. St. Omaha , Neb. o it > I rOK TUI ClUrtHATID CONCORD HARNESS B Two IfoJalj nd a Diploma of Honor , with the hlghwt award the jud.'ci could hektow uai arded tbli turncsn at the Centennial Kxhlll' , Common , also Itanchmen'i and lAdlen' SAD Sole . Wo kotp the larxeet stock In the uikt , liulte all who cannot examine tooimllor * . M'8t BROWNELL HALL. IBOQ YOUNG LADIES' ' SEMINARY north ed OMAHA , NEB , OOHERTY.IL A Rector , . , , , Autited by an aUecorpiofteacheriln Eiijllih lAiiyuarci ; , bclonco * and 1 Ine ArU. THE NINETEENTH YEAR WILL 11EOIN partkuli" . 0l' | : ) l- J iio THE nEOTOB No Changing Oars BKTVt F.K.X OMAHA & CHICAGO , Where direct connection * ate mvlo with Through NLbKl'IMI CAH LINKS for NK\V YOltK , POSTON , PHILADELPHIA , UALTIMOIltt , WASIIIXCITOX AND ALL KASTEKN ITIES. The Short Line via. Peoria Kor IXniANAl'OU1) ) , riSClSNATt , LOUIS. VIIM' , and nil | xilnti In tlie T1IKBKSI LIM For ST. LOUIS , \ hero direct conncctmni are made in the Union t with the Thrauirli Slopping Car Unm for ALL THUMB NEW LINEDESMOINES - TUK KAVOniTE 11OUTK FOR Rock Island. The unciivalcil tnilucctnunta offered by Uili Ilnc o trav elm and tourUU are M ( ollo n : The it-lcliratoil 1'ULLMAN ( lO-whool ) PALACE SI.r.Ul'I.MI OAKS nm only on till ) line C. , II. i. 1'Al.ACK MlAWlNti nOOM OAKS , with Inrton's Ilicllnlnjf Chnln. No extra ilmryo for oatgln lliillnliiir Chairs. The famous C. , I ) . & } . rnlncc Dining Cam. Uoiycoiu SmoUIn Can flttcd wlthcli-Kiviit filch tackoil mttnn ro\ol\lnK chain , for the oxchuU e uio of first-class ixitscn- gcrs. gcrs.Btcol Track nnd BUx-rlor ) c < | Utpment comblnoil with their plot through car armiKCiumt , makea III * , nboi o nil othin , the Iruorlto route to the Rut , South ami Soiithui-t Try It , and ) ou will llnd ira\cllnjr a luxurj In- trail ot a discomfort. TliroiiL-h tlcl.ctalo this rclcliratud line for sale t nil oltlcfM In thu United Ftatta and Cttimdn. All Information aliout rnlo of fan' , 8loc | iIiiR Car ( inxji.uuwlatlons , Thnu Talilcii , etc. , will lit hctrfull ) Hhcii hy nppljlnif to PKIICKVAL I.OWii.tj : , General Pa&kmtrcr Avtnt , Chicago , T. .1. POTTni , _ nrncrnl Mrximi'cr Chlniiro 1880. SHORTJLINE. 1880. KANSAS CITY , St , Joe & Council Bluffs TEr.A."r.fmTre.n.s * . tn \ IS TUB ONLY Direct Line to ST. LOUIS AMD THE EAST Prom Omaha and the West. change ol cars hctnccn Omaha and bi. ixul , and but one l > ct\\ccn OMAHA and NKW YORK. SOC2C Daily PassengerTrains IKACIIIVO All , HASTEI1N AND WEWEKN CITIES with LESS CIIAIIO S and JN ADVANCE of ALL LINES. Th'i entire line Is complied with Pullman1 ! I'aluco BIccpliiB Car , PaUco bjy Coichea , JIIIIer' i-afeti Platform and Coupler , anil the celebrated Westliuhouco Alr-bral.e. t&Sce that \oiir tlcl ct ruuli VIA iiANSAS CITl" , ST. JObLIMI & COUNCIL 1JLUFFS Hall- road , \ la St. Joseph and M. Ixiul.H. 'Hcl-iU for bale at all coniion etatlon * In the Woit. J. r' . IIAP.NAUD. . C. DAWKS , Ccn Sunt. , bt. Joseph , Mo ] Otn. I a j. niul TIcktt AKI. , bt. Joticpn , Ho. AMiv DoHiirx , llckit Ak'tnt , ln0 Kurnhniu street. A. n. IlAENARH Uuic.nl A cnt , OIIAIIA. NE Sioux City & Pacific - AM ) St. Paul & Sioux City EAILROADS. THE OLD KEI.IAI1LE SIOUX tCTY HOUTE < OO HILLS SIIOU1 EH ItOUTE 3LOO COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS , DULUTH on nisiuncK , all points In Northern Iowa , Minnesota and akoti. llila line In equipped w'tli the Improved VmtliiKhoiiDc Autonmllo Air brake and Miller 'latform CoiiDloJ ami llullcr ; and for SPEED , SAFCTY AND COMKOKT unturiiaMod , Klcfant Drawing Itoom and Blaciilnif Can , owncil anil controllixl liy the coin. , run through \VIT"OUT CIIANOE hetwcon JHOII ! PaclHc Iroimfir uciwt at Council UIuOi , St. Paul. Trains luate Union Pacific Transfer dopotat Council DlulTj at 0:16 : p. in , , reaching : Bloux City 10.20 . .in. and Bt. Paul at 11:06 : a. m. niaklnR IIOUHS IN ADVANCE OK ANY.OTIIEK KOUTE. Ittturnlnir , lute St , Pan ) at 8 SO p. in. , arrltlmj Bloux Clu 1:46 : a. in. , and Union Pacific Trail- iluwt. Loiincll lllulfa , at 0.60 a. in. ! ) ure at yuur tlcktt ma < l i la "H. 0 , ft , P. It. n. ' F. C. HILLS , Sujxrlntendent. T. E. HOUINbON , iliuourl Valley , la. Ast. ( lei Pain. AKint. J. II , O IIII ) AN , Piu utfur Af.'t t , "onncll lllaffi. Inwa. KENNEDY'S EAST - INDIA i I I 1 I T 1 1 H S CO , , Manufacturers , OMAHA. MRS. LOUISE MOHR , Oroduato ol the bt. Lsu School of Uldwlt c , at California Street , Between Fifteenth and Sixteenth , e , whore callt H III be promptly respond to at an ) hour durlo ; tte ) ( by or night. Business College , THE GEEAT WESTERN OEO. n. RAFHDUN , principal. Creighlon Block , OMAHA , KEBUASKA , ryBend for Circular. no > .SOdJtn ti THX'S WJTW AJNTD OpJttRECT MAJ ? W > M > ) 'roTi.ft jcrond nny rcasoiifxhlo question that tlio - NORTH-WESTERN RY Is by all oilrts the bf < t toml for you to lakn when tmellni ; In pithct dlrcctloti twtwtrs T Chicago and all of the Principal Points In the West , North and Northwest. < , ( irpfiilly cxamlno . UiS Map. Tlic rrlnclpM Cities of the Wr < t nnrt No jnnciion pn tlih roail. poinw. Us through trains make cluso connection * witu His ( ntlus or all rullroulsnt THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY , - mlioonly fowormon , ra.tiprf : The Imperial Palace Dining Cars. u .i" .Yr".T' 1" foj Tlc ! < ct ? vl ° tllls wadbo siwo they read over It , and taico nona other. MARJIX lIUDUm1 , Ocu'i Jlauagcr OlilcaBO , A Wi H. SlEiSBTT , Qeu'l VMS. Apont , euicagou HAnnV . P. 1 > UKL , Tlchct Aircnt 0. & N.V. . lUlliray. nth andT&inhtm streets. U. K. KIMI1ALL , AnlitixntTlcltrt Avent 0. & . . , ' N. W. tUlluay lltli and Kiniham'streoti 3. nKIL , . Ticket Affont C. ft N. W. IUll y , U. P. U. It. Depot. SAMKST. CLAUK Qcncml Arent. L T IDry Gooods .Store in the West ( without ex ception ) . ' MBAIISI - BAEGMS ! For the next'ten days to close1 out Sum- i " - , i r ' 'mer ' Goods < ' to make room forjfaji' , i ' * Stock. GUILD ' & McINNIS , 603 N. 16th St. , 2nd door N. of Gal. , . E. Side , Ohas. Shiverick. FURNITURE , BEDDING , Feathers , Window Shades , And Everything pertaining to the Furniture and Up holstery Trade. A Complete Assortment of New Goods at the Lowest Prices. CHASSfflVERnM08an 1210 Farn. S inr4 moil thtil POWER AND HAND Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings , HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS A. L. STRANG , 206 Farnam St. , Omaba. J. A. WAKEFIELD , WHOLESALE AND DETAIL DEALER IN Lath , Shingles , Pickets , SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDINGS , UME , CEMENT , aavrcr. WTfiTATE AOENi FOIl/illLWAUKEE CEMENT COMPAVY. Near Union Pacific Deppt , - > - OMAHA , NEB