45 Years before thePuSli
THE GENUINE
DR.C.McLANE'J
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy " J
all the ills that-flesh is heir to , " but
affections of the. Liver , and in aifjUilio
Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick lies
ache , or diseases of that character , th
ttand without a rival.
\ AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pi
paratorjjto.or after taking quinine. .
a simply purgative they are unequalec
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine arc never sugar-coated
Each box has a red-wax seal on the li
with the imprcsiign.McLANE'S LIVE
PILL. : .Each wrapper bears the aigr
tures of CL McLAXE and FLEJIIKO BB <
JSF" Insist upon having the eenui ;
Dn. C-McLAXE'S LIVER PILLS , pi
pared by
/ > FXEJlI\G 11ROS. , Pittsburgh , Pa
the market being full of imitations (
the name Jetiie , spelled differentl
but'same Dronunciation.
COUOrjS , BRONCHITIS > NOCONSUMPT10
hat a Hell-Knoira Drugght S J8 about
AHcn's Lung Kaleam.
11 OTHERS , READ !
. OAKHKD SunOS , fy ,
GMTLXIUQI : The dcmmd for Allen's La
ft i "n Is increasing constantly. The lad
think thereto mirredlcine equal tilt tor Cro
ad Whooping Cuu.h. C. S. MARTIX.Drcifgl
Sold liy . ! ! Medicine lltn.
-Tnll Qrira Nr Q Be.utirul i
- ± 011-ViaLB 1\0. / , Picture. Teryi
geslotu. 7 uliJtcUtuDnd. 8cnd EUmpforpoc
SCO. DR. KG. A BO Y Dnlfiilo N. V.
a weak , f 12 day at ri-jineeuUyma < le.Co l
ntPttri > . 4 r-a T > ni > * Pn. P/iKUnil. 1
ATTORHEY3-AT-LAW.
"
W& . SIMEfiAL ,
A TTORNEY AT LA W-Campbell's BUx
X lSth8trcettct ecn Farnham and Dougli
OUAUA , KKD.
D. L THOMAS ,
A TfOHNKT AT LVW trans inorey. bn
_ C\ . and tells resl cf Ute. Bcom 8 , Crclght
El'tk.
A. C. TROUP ,
A TTORNET AT LAW-OIBco In Hacacon
J\ . Block , with George F. . Prltchett. IK
4 rarpkar > St. _ . _ OMAHA. NEB.
DEXFER L. THOMAS ,
AT LAW-Cralcksnanki Bol
ATTORNEY
A : CHADWICX ,
* - 'A TTORNEY AT LAW Office U04 Farnhi
A St.et. . _
A. SWARTZLAHDE
' * A TTORNEt AT LAW Coi. ISth and Famhi
JBtr * t. _ maygtl
WILLIAM A. FONDA ,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAI
J\ . Room No. 6. Frenzer Block , opposite PC
Office. _ OMAHA. NEB.
' WM. L. PEADODY , -
OBlco In Crdzhton Block , next
LAWYER , OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
Jtf'Piittiilt Procured. " * ! }
gQTABT rPBUC. COLLECTIOHB MAPI
E. D. MCLAUCHLIN. '
T LAW AND JUSTICE C
TnE I'EACE Southeast corner Filtoen
. --andDouglMit.
CTCollectinns Tromptlv Attended to."Si
O'BRIEN & BARTLETT ,
Attornoys-at-La
| { ' 1 ornCE-Unlon BlcKkFifteenth ant' Farnhat
A. L ROBISON.
A TTORKEYT LAW.-noom Crelghk
2V Bloc * . OMAHA Neb. | un4-tf
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KARBUH BLOCK. COR. DOUGI5TH STj
_ OMAHA , N'ER. _
W. J. Connell ,
Attorney- t-La w
* * *
3
' Office : Front rooms , up stairs , la Ilanscom
ne.ir brick building , N. W. corner Fifteenth an
.Farnham Streets.
JCBJI i. RXDICE. en AS R. Rma
KEDICK A REDICK ,
Attorn.eys-at-Law
Speclil attention will be given to all Bull
against corporations of every description ; wl
practice In al the Courts of the Bute and tb
United States. Office. Farnham Bt , , opposlt
Court House.
ADAMS & SIMERAL ,
\ TTORNEYS AT IAW Room 6 Crelgbt :
XJL Block , lEth rjid Dougkui streets. noMh
C.'F. MANDERSON ,
# TTORKST AT LAW-2U FarnhAm Stree
A Omaha Kebnmka.
PARKE GODWIN.
A TTORNEY AT LAW-lltli and Donjii
\ . Strjets , with G. W. Doan
. w . T. RICHARDS. O. J. Ho *
RICHARDS & HUNT ,
Attorneys-at-Law
Orricn 216 South Fourteenth Street.
Only Direct Line to
CENERALTRANSATLAHT1C COMPAN
T > ETWEEN New York and llanreJPler 42.N.R
_ D foot of Morton St. , pier of company.
Trareier * by this line at old both transit by EC
l h railway and the discomfort of crossing th
barme lin a small boat
ANADA , FRAKQEUL , Wednesday January Zl
Sooon.
AMEUIQUE , B. JocoLO , Wednesday Febmar
11 a. m.
FRANCE , TfcuDiLLi , Wednesday , February
,11 a m. .
PRICE OF PASSAGE ( Including wlnt ) :
TO HAVRE First Cabin , $100 and30 : Becon
Cabm , $ S ; Steerage , $26tncludingwlnebeddlnj
aod ntlnsils.
LOUIB DE BEUIAN.Aceut , E Broadway.N. 1
' FRANK E. UOORES , No. 211 , West Side lit )
Street , Bet. Famham and Dougtis , Next Dee
V. S. Erpnws Office ( Sigu of Pain >
\ . NKB
AST IND
BITTERS !
SOLEILER & 'CO. ,
SOLE MANUFAOTUBBRS ,
031AHA. Neb.
HRAY'3 SPBOIFIO MKDIOINU.-
TRADE MARK.The Great iSADE MARK.
English
Bemedy ,
An unlaillnif
cure ( or Bern.
Inxl Weak-
nessSperma >
torrhea , Im <
Before Taldngja
that follow as sequence ot Selt-Abusa ; loaThe
ol Memory , Universal Lassitude , Fain Inth
Dkek , Dimness ot Vision , Prematun Old AC *
and many other Diseases that lead to Insanity ot
Consumption uid Premature Grave.
ffFvll particulars In our phamphlet , which
wo dnire to vend free by mail to every one.
OTTha BpedQc Uedidne is sold by all drogsifta
at tl per package , or six packages lor $5 , or wll
t > < sent tree by mall on receipt ol tha money by
The Gray Medicine Co. ,
No. 10 Uechanlts * Block , Dmorr. Uic *
SOLD IN OUAHABT J. K. ISH , AND BT tir
DRUOOISTS EVERTWH RS
| ! 6-d4
. SHOW GASES
ft U. O. "W" I L 3D 3E3
IS1T OA5S ST. , OSIAHA , KEB.
THE BAILYABE : !
OMAHA PUBLISHING . , PROPRIETORS.
PanAam , let. 3th and 10tStret
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
1 year.ln advance ( postpaid ) . 13
' . *
"
' 6 months
" " .
month * ?
TIMETABLES.
THEJIAILS.
an. W. B-B. , 4:80 ft. m. , 1p.m.
0 B. fc Q. , 430 - BL , P- ,
O R. I. A P. RR1 0 a. m. , E p. m.
C. * St. Joe 1 0 a m. , Bp. to.
S City & P. 420 a. m.
U. P. B.K. , 11 30a.m.
B. * M-R R.8U.m.
0 4 N. W. , 720 a. m
.
0 > . W. R. R.11 a. m. il p. rA.
B 4. Ila.rn.BiOp m.- *
e R. LAP. , 11 . in , Up mT
O. B. & Bt. Joe , 11 s. m. , U p. m
1 City & P.,11 m
U P..tp.m.
B. 4 Jt In Nab. , p
uccal mail * lor State * Iowa letr * . fit o
yvU : 40 * . m.
Office optn from U to p. m Bondty * .
THOMAS r. HALL , gostmnje * .
ArriThlandDepiirtnre oiTrali
UNIOKPACinO.
'U1VK. AULIVE.
Daily Rrpies * . . . .1SUB p. m. B.-20p. m.
do MUed . 6:10 p. m. 43B p m.
do Freight. . . 6:30 a. m. 1:40 p. m.
do do . . . . 8:16a.m. 1220a.m.
rii CARD OF THK BUBLIHOTOH BOUT
LiATieuna I Aum OMAHA.
txmoa..i..tMfJa. jEipre * . . . . .1000a.i
MaU . 6:00 : jn. JUil.ICOOp.i
Sunday * Excepted. | Sundays Excepted ,
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC.
Hall . 8:00 a-m. I lO.-OOp. i
press . :40p.m. | 10 0 , i
Sundays Excepted.
CU10AOO & NORTHWESTEBH.
MaU . 6XK ) jn.j - T l p. I
Expr * . 8 : 0p.m. | 10-OO..I
Bunday * excepted. . "
A A8'CrrT , ST. JOE * COUNCILBLUfJ
LI A VI. iDJTB.
Mill . . _ BOO * m-IExpros * . . . . . o.45 .i
ErnSi _ :0rp. m. I M U. - i 7J Oj > . i
Ihe only line runnuu ; PuUman Sleeping deut
out of Omaha to Union Depot.
OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND810UXCTI
4 PACinO RAILROADS.
Kxprew . 80 m. I
Omaha ilv ! ) . . . . 9.00 m Kearney J'ncQve:60 ) : a
PlattsmouthfulOda am , Bloomlnzto < ilT)6dOa )
Kearney J'ncar)7 6 pm Bed Cloud ( lvASS5 a
Red Cloud ( arr)7Bt pm plattimouUrar)420p
Bloomlngton ( r)93Spm ) Omaha ( arr.4:6Ap )
REPUBLICAN VAI/UST RAttWAT.
HasUiin Or ) 8.0&in. . I Bloomlnfton ( arUSOp. )
Bloamfiiton 1:35 p n I Haitlnrt ( ar ) f 6 p m
Oileans ( l ) 7:3D . m. | In'l moU ( ar)11:00 ) : | > . i
Orleans ( tr ) 70 p.m. | Indianola (1 ( ) 230 p. i
81OUI CITT * BT. PAUL B. B.
MjU 6:10 : a. m. 1 Kxpreal 10 0 .i
Kipr 8 : 0p. m. I M ll 730 p. i
BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. B. R.
DtmwrTUin.
Leave Omaha , dally : 8 , m. , 9 a. m. , 10
11 a. m. , 1 p. m. , S p. m. , S. p. m , , 6 p. m. ,
Leave Council Bluffs : 8a8 . m.,9:26 . ir
10:25 a. m.,1125ni. . , 138 p. m. , " < -6 p o
24 p. m. , BS8 p. m6S6 p. m
rouTtrlps on Sunday , leaving Omanm at,9 an
. m. , 2 and 6 p. m. ; Council Bluttl t 92
a. m. , and 235 and 625 p. m.
r AMMO ix num.
Ix-are Omaha : 8 t-m.,7 . tn. , 8SO - m
p. m. , 4:60 p. m. , 726 p. m.-
LeaTB Council BlnTtaI'M a. m. , 8:10 : a. m
a. m. , 6SS p. m7 0 p. m 7:60 p. m
p. m. Dally excepl Bunday. .
OMAHA ft REPUBLICAN YALLSY R. R.
tXATI. AMUTB.
all . 10J6a.m. 4J5p. ! SB.
Dallr exceot 8aud v.
COMSIERC1AL.
Omaha Wholesale Markets.
OMAHA , June 4 , 1880.
BUTTER AND KUUS.
L'hoiceUble . 1720
Packers lots . 10@13
Fresh egg . P r doi .
Honey . . 1618
POULTRY.
nlckens , per doz . 2 00@22
Ducks . ' @
GROCERIES. ' *
-BUGARa- *
CutLoaf . . . . . * . . . > . W
Powdered . . JjJ
jranolated . . . . . . ' . ' 1"
3tondard"A" .
Extra "C"
SYRUPfl.
Extra chol ce and -very bright . . . 48a52
Bright Table Drip . 4 | > a48
tfew Orleans Mollasses . 48a50
Mark
Rio , prime to choice . 17all '
Rio good to prime . IGal'
Rio Fair to good . ISJaK
Mocha . 21
O.G.Java . 25a2l
RICE.
Choice . 8a8 ;
So-d to prime . . . * . ' . . , 7Ja <
tfewPrunes . : . .
DldPrunes .
3urrantechoice new . 7 <
BlackBerriea . . . . . . . 12 (
Raspberries . ; - *
Pitted cherries . : -
! dichigangrtd Apples .
* . -f. Sliced A . 9j
Svaporated " . . * ll
5tat Peaches . S
Salt Lake Peaches . 14
California Peaches . 14j
CANNED GOODS.
'S"OyBters , 2 Ib cans , < ? case. . 3 7E
do do llt canpercase. . 22 !
! jht\veisht Oysters21blcaso 29 (
iahnon.'l Ib- < ? dozen , . 1 7 (
do 2ft..tfdozen ' . 2 71
Standard Tomatoes,2 Ib , J ? case 2 W
" " 3 Ib , t ? ca e 3 31
Standard Peaches , 3 Ib , tf case. 4 N
" 2 ft , \ ? case" . 3 6 (
Raspberries , 2 Ib , ? case. . . . . .j ? 3 ( K
ilackberries , 2 ft , I ? case . . . . ' . . 2 7C
3orn , 2 Ib.tf case . 2 60a4 W
Vpples , Gal , tf doz . 3 8J
Harrow Fat Peas,2 ft , I ? case. . 3 9 (
J trine Beans. 2 ft. per case. . . . 2 4 (
SUNDRIES.
Nutmegs. . It
Pepper . 1 *
Ulspice . . . . . . 1
Moves' . 4 !
Jossla . : . . * - . r. . . . . 2 !
Ijpe . . . . . . . . . . . . . llj
handles. 16oz . . . % . . . ' . . . li
3reenwchLyepercase.5. ! . . 3 W
Jeans.per bushel. . . if. . . . . . . . ' 8 (
3heese full cream . i. . . 1 *
Vlndow Glass ; CO per cent dis
count 63 list. j * .
"HARDWARE
IRON. L
lommoa bar. . . . . . . . . . 3
[ orse-sho * bar . g. . 4
Torway nail rod . " . . 10 !
HTEKL. P
! astplow . - . . ' 8
jn. cast , tool . . . . " . 15 © 17
es'p's , Enp.'do . . ' . . . 25@30
'ens , upwards. . S5 (
i'rd'd's shoe 'g . T : . . . . - ,
mule" . ' - - -
'maha ' nails tens , upward * . . . 3 5C
Tw'str'fl b n . . . . . . . . 23@33
'utnAm ' nailc . . . . . . . . . ystfySo
DRY GOODS.
BROWN COTTONS.
.tlantlc "H" . 1. . . 8' '
UO A 4lp" . . . . . . . . . . . 7 I
'epperell ' " 0" . 83 7k
J,5 " T7W M flfi 71
*
QO * > * * * * vQ l fl
j ttf ? , -
QO -C *
ndi&n Head
Standard "AA"- . . .
arer Creek , "AA" . . ' . ? ? f. . . . 14
do "BB" . . . J
[ aymaken. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 10
Auner . . * . . . * 10
tia "AXA" . ; 15
lo "BB" . ' . . f . H 14
" " -15
rarren "AXA" . -
do "BB" . 14
do "CO" . 13
llUCKB. ' ?
lymouth "A\AAB . ' . . . . . * . . 15
'ew Bedford , 10 oz . 16
ostonS. O . 12
, , BLEACHED COTTONS.
do Cambric. ' . . 13
abet . 9
mit of the JLocm . ll
ewYork Mills . t 13
ills'Muslin .
ramsutU . . - . . 36-12
epperell . 6-4 20
do . .T . r. . . . . 8-4 2i
do . 9-4 27
do . 11-4-30
nemos. * , * "
* 20
do "AA" . . * . . ' . . KJ
do "AAA" . 16
ml niTtf < niii tii iiii ii 17 .
r * -f . . ? 0
' J'P.INTS.
Albany.
*
IA1L ;
nirmony .
American . . . . . . .
Allen's .
Allen'sPinlw .
Ancoua Fancy .
Manchester .
Merrimack . . .
Merrimack Shirtings . . . .
Richmond . . . . . . . .
Richmond E . . . . . .
Spraguo's . . T. . . . . .
Simpson's Mourning .
Simpson's Black .
STRIPES.
American. ; . 1
Amoskeag . . 11@1
AwniugBtripes . 1
I/ewiston , A . 1
Hamilton . 1
Omega . * 16@1
Utsfield .
LUMBER.
Framing. 18 ft. and under . S20 i
Each add. ft. over 18 , per M. . . . i
Fencing , Ko. 1 , 12 to 20 ft . 22 I
" No. 2 , 12 to 20 ft . 201
Sheeting , Dressed , No. 1 . 201
" No. 2 . 191
Common Boards , Dressed . 22 I
STOCK BOARDS.
AStock . | OI
B " . ' . 85 (
0 " . 3p (
CommonStock . 251
/LOOKING.
No. 1 Flooring . 40 :
No.2 " . 35
Nro.3 " . v. . . 25
Yellow Pine Fleoring , No. 1. . . 45 (
SiniNO.
No. ISidulg . 25 (
No.2 " . 221
No.3 ' . f
PICKETS.
No. 1 Pickets , per M . 32 {
No.2 " " . 25 (
FINISHING.
No. 1 Finish , 1 } . 1J , and 2 in. . . 55 (
No. 1 " 1 m . 50 (
No. 2 " 11 , 14 , and 2 in. . . 45 (
No.2. ' . ' 1m . 40 (
No. 3 Finish , in . ; . . 85 (
SII1P LAP.
Plain Ship Lap . 23 (
O. G. " No.l . 30 (
" " No.2 . 25 (
" " No.3 .
CKLINO.
1 Beaded , 6 in. , No. 1 . 25 (
No.2 . 23 C
Z Beaded , 4 and 6 in. , No. 1. . . . 40 (
" " No.2. . . . 85 (
Corrugnted Ceiling , No. 1 . 50 C
SHINOLES.
A Star ( best ) Shingles. . 37
No.2 " . 3C
No.3 " . 2
LATH . 4 C
Idinebbl . U
' bulk , per bush . 4
2'
Cement.bbl .
Iowa Plaster , bbl . 2c
- \Uchigan Plaster , bbl . 27
Ilair , per bush . 2
Tarred Felt , 100 Ibs . 3C
Straw TJoard , " . 4 C
O. G. Battens , per 100 ft. lin . . . 12
Well Curbing . 30 (
Ho ugh i , and 2 in. , In Batta.per
100 ft. lin . *
POSlb.
Cedar Halves , 7 in . . . . . 1
" 6in . 1
v" Quarter , 8Jn . 1
Oak , 4x4 . T. . S
" 4x6 . 4
O. G. Gaping. 5J and 6 In. , per
100 ft. , lin . 3 0
Oak Plank and Timber , per M. 40 0
Clear Poplar . 500
BUck Walnut . 1000
HIDES.
Green Hidea , per Ib . 7
Green Cured Hides . 8
Dry Hides . 12@15
Dry Salted Hidea . 10@1
Sheep Pelts . 30@1 0
Tallow . 4J@5
LIQUORS , WINFS , ETC.
High Wines , ' V gal . 11
Alcohol , l&a'tf cent. , tf gal - 21
French Spirits proof . 1 2
Marshall's Bourbon Whisky. . . . 12
Miller's Bourbon Whisky . 15
Brandy , very fine , tf gal . 4 00a8 0
do common to fine . 1 50a3 7
Gin , 100 per cent . 1 40a3 0
do Holland , 90 per cent . 12
1 nms , mixed Jnmaica.p gal. . . . 1 25a4 0
do New England . 2 00a2 51
Kennedy Bitters i' gal . 1 &
do do t ? case . 7 01
do do do 100 case lots 6 &
Champagnes , pints in baskets . .20 OOaSO 01
Domestic Champagne . 12a20
fort Wine I ? case . 5 OOalO ( X
Sherries . 5 OOalO 51
Ales , Edinburg . 2 7J
do Bass&Co's . 271
Suinness Dublin Stout . 2 71
LEATHER.
Best Slaughter Solo . 33a3 :
Best Oak . 38a4 ]
French Kit . 1 lOal 4 (
b'rench CaU.leading brands. . . . 1 25a2 K
Domestic Kips . 65 al 0 (
Domestic Calfs . 90al K
ttemlock upper , t ? foot . 20a 21
Dak upper , foot .
3ram , upper , # foot . 20a25
Uinings , t ? doz . 7 OOalO OC
Toppings , ? dez . 0 0 (
Morocco , ( bootleg ) t ? foot . 3f
do oil dressed . 3E
do Simou per skin . 2 75a3 00
do Glove kid . 3 2J
Boot Webbing , V bolt . 45C ( \
HARNESS LEATHER.
STo. 1 Pittsburg Oak . 41
S'o. 2 Pittpburg Oak . . &
$ o. 1 Cincinnati ; Oak . 3C
Ko. 2 Cincinnati ! Oak . 32
* o. 1 Hcinlock . y.
STo. 2 Hemlock . ? '
COAL , UETAIL
Vnthricite . 10 5C
Ulossburg . 12 OC
iVyoming . 8 5C
) skaloosa . SBC
! owaNut . 5 OC
Breast . 5 5C
GUILTY OF WRONG. .
feme people 1me a fashion of confusing ex
: ellent rcmcJus with the Urge unsi of "patenl
neJIcinc' , " and in Ihil they are guilty of e
rronc. There are Bonn aiUcrtitcl remedies
ally worth all thit is asked for them , and one
Hoist wo Know of Hop Bitters. The nritei
na had occas'.on to u c the Bitten lu just such
climate s w e hse most of the j-cir i I JB&y
' 11 v , and has always found them to be ( Irs'-clasi
nd reliable , doing all tint is claimed for them
-Tribune ,
PDZZLB.
Weary mortals racked with pain ,
E > cr seeking but in vain ,
Sweet relief from mortal ills :
Try , I pray , Wett's Liter Pilltl
& as sure as morning's light
Cometh after shades ot night ,
O'er thy life , health's sun dmne
Shall arise , in joy to sliine ;
Light and health , and joy and mirth ,
In sun-beama sparkle round thy hearth ;
Vital energy shall start ,
E'en to muscle , br.iin and heart ;
llltl the Liver of its load.
Purify the life , the blood ,
Intercept disease and death ,
Leaving fragrance on tny breath.
Lighten life of half ils ills ,
Safe and potent Liver Tills.
Sold at wholesale by C. F. Qoodma
id Keunardaud Fi > rs\th , Omaha.
Stop that Cough.
If you are Buffering with a Cough
3old , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fever ,
Jonauuiption , loss o .voice , tickling of
ho throat , or nny affection of the
Phroat or Lunga , use Dr. . King's New
Discovery for Consumption. This ia
he great remedy that is causing so
nuch excitement by irs wonderful
: urea , curing thousands of hopeless
sages. Over a million bottles of Dr.
king's Now Discovery have been used
ffithin the last year , and have given
perfect satisfaction in every instance.
iVe can unhesitatingly say that this is
eally the only sure euro for throat
md lung affections , and can cheerful-
y recommend it to all. Call and get
i trial bottle free of cost , or a regulai
fize for § 1.00. J. K. Ish.Omaha. (3 ( ]
HOP BITTERS.
( A Medicine , not n Drink , )
nors , nuciiu , MANDRAKE ,
DANDELION ,
ASD TjrsPnu3TASi > Ersi jlEDicu. Qrxinss o
AU. OTHEB T.j ] 11 ft
OTJH33
All Discuses of the Stomach , Bo els , ElooJ , Urcr ,
Cldncya , aaj Urinary Organs , ECTVOUECCIS .
lessncsc ani especially rtmal ; Complaints.
$1000 IX GOLJJ.
IberjaldfcracMethcy-BrUlnotct eorhclpor
foraajthlastapurcorlajxirionsroai. 'la them.
Aslcyonr dmg lst for llop Dlttcra aul try th."Tn
before you sleep. TaLc no other.
Her Cocoa Crazfa tbo nrectcst , sifert and best
AsiCMMrcn.
The Dor PAD f or Stoaaca , lav cr and EUney U u
rlortoaUothers Curcsbyabsorption.AtJr iCEfct
IX I. C U 03 absolBtc aad Irrcslstibk cure ffcrdrosk-
eaaea uae of optaa , tobacco an Jcareoaea ;
' Send for circular. >
CAUQUTIN A WOLF-TRAP AND DfcVOUR :
BT WOLVES , -
All the Year Round.
Tha favorite trap employed f
wolves in Burgundy is the traquerai
This is the moat dangerous even
man , the strongett that ia made r
quiring two men to * act it. It h
springs nf formidable power and de
cacy , and when these are touched tl
jaws of the trap , armed with rowa
teeth ) abut one within the othen 1
spite cf every precaution , howeve
very sad occurrences will often happ1.
in these forest * .
Some years ago a trap was place
near a deserted footway , and the usu
warning precautions tiken. The tan
day a young man , anxious 1
present to hia finances some turt
doves and pigeons with rosy beak
with whoso whereabou'a he was a
quainted , 1ft hta home a little bsfo
sunset lo surprise the birds on the
neet He was late , the ni/ht close
in rapidly , and with the inttn'ion i
shortening the reid he took bis wa
across the forest. Without in tt
leut heeding the brambles aad bushi
which caught hit le s , or the ditchi
and s'rcams he was tblietd to ens
hoprisscd on , and n'tor ' dbntinue
battle with the thorns , the stumps an
root ) , and the ling c'inginjt tendri
of the wild roses , coma exactly on th
track where the trap was set.
The night was now nearly dark , aa
thinking on'y of his doves and tt
loved one he failed to observe thi
several little pieces of rtring we ;
swinging to and fro in the breszo froi
ttio branches of the thicket near hin
Dreadful , indeed , w s it for him thi
he did no * , for suddenly he felt a tei
rible shock , accompanied by the moi
intense piin , the boats of his leg bi
ing apparently cm hed ti splinten
H'i was caught in the wolf-trap.
The firtt few moments of pain an
suffering over , he most have compn
bended the danger of bis poti'ion , an
had , it is presume : ) , with great pre :
enc3 of mind , endeavored to open th
serrated iron juwa which held bit
fast. But , though dinger is f aid t
double the strength of man , the tm
refuted to give up its prey , and as a
each movement of jta bodv the ire
Iceth buried themsjlves deeper an
deapcr into this flesh , hii agony mm
have b.en of the mitt rxquiiite d
scription. It is probable the
he shouted , ani would have cor
lined to shout , however , hopclesjlj
for help , had it not been for the fea
uf attracting the wolves that might b
lurking in the neighborhood. Be ha
under hi * c at a smill hatchet ; an
with this , in the event of his being al
ticked by the dreaded aninnls , h
trusted to defend biimcR As th
night lengthenol , the moon rose an
shed her pile light over the fort si
Be may now be pictured immovable
with eyes and ea s on the qui vive
liis body in the m st excruciating toi
men' , listening and wailing. All a
jnce , far , very far off , he hears
: oufused murmur of indistinct soundi
Approaching with rapidity , theie mur
nurs became cries and yells. , The ;
ire thoce ol wolves 03 the track hell
sh demon ? , whick , ere a few minutes
ivould be upon him , cirried direct ti
; he trails stt for'the'doTtruction of hi
Icstroyers. Fear not being a part o
lis hardy nature , h , by most' ' super
luraan effort , and in the "awful mo
nent forgetting all piin , contrived ti
irag himself and the trap to an oal
re ? , against which he placed his back
Here , with hia hatchet ready ti
itr'.ko , the young fellow , full of cour
130 , doub'less offered up a shor
iraycr to his Qcd , and embracing , ai
t were , in his nr.nd his poor olc
nether and hs bridp , awaited the her
iblo result , determined to show him
elf a true child of the forest , ant
neet his fate like a man. A few min
ites more and he was surrounded b }
k cordon of ycllpw fl mo from th (
yes of the brutes-Iho animals them
elvor , wh < ch he could scarcely diatiiv
[ uish , sending * ' forth their terribli
ells full in his face.
On the following morning , when th (
infortonate forester who set the ( raj
ame to examine it , he found it at the
oot of the oak , deluged with blood
he bone of a human leg upright be
ween the iron teeth and all around ,
cattered about the turf and the path ,
quantity of human remains. Shredi
f a coat and other articles of clothing
rere discovered near the spot. With
bo resistance of some d gs , which
rere put on the rcent , three wolves ,
heir heads and bodies cut open with e
atchet , were found dying in an ad-
lining thicket. When the venerable
uro of the village , after previous ! ]
ndeavoriug in every possible way bj
Ihristian exhortation to prepare bit
gad mother to hear the sad tale , in
armed her that these remains of hu'
lanity were all that was left of hei
oy , aho laughed. Alas ! It was th <
mgb of madness ; reoton had fled.
F ON ON A PULLMAN.
SENSATIONAL BCENB OK A TBAIN Bl
WHICH AN ELOPEMBSTWAS FRtfSTRA-
TED.
ou 'grille Courier-Journal.
When the night express train on the
Ihio anfl Mississippi railroad , which
ft Cincinnati at G:50 : last night
eached Milan , led. , an hour and f
alf later , an exciting episode occured
hich revealed a sensational elope
lent to the crowd of passengers , anc
roused some very intense- feeling
mong them * Two ladies had Iteen oc
upying a seat together in the ladiei
) r , and seemed to be be in greal
rouble. One was a lady of sonia Ihlr-
Y years or more , while the other wai
beautiful young gul not out of hei
jens. As the train slopped , the el
er lady rose excitedly , and seising
he Rirl by the arm si id :
"Come , we must get off here. "
The girl docl'm d to move , and saic
he was not going tb gel o I the train.
toth bacarao excited and attracted the
ttontion of the pafsengers ace
onductor. who came up at that mo
lent. To this oflicial the lady ap
ealed , saying :
"This girl is my sister , and she it
uno ing away with a married man whi
s on the train. I want her to go tc
ly father who lives here ! "
This announcement created a dec !
ed flutter , and the passengers crow
ed around. The girl still refused tc
et off , and tne conductor said he bad
0 authority lo compell her , as a mat
1 the next car had 'a ticket .for hei
tiro'ugh to St. Louis.
The elder lady w.as , almost frantic
rith excitement and despair. She
lid she wai Air * . Schultz , of Cincin-
nti , and the gitl was Louisa King ,
rho had been living witn her a yeai
r two , and had been intimate of lafe
rith Walter Chamberlain , the man
rith whom ahe was eloping. Mr * .
chultz suspected last evening thai
hey were going to meet and run off ,
nd determined lp go with her 'and
revent itif pcsiib.'e. While thts
ras being related the listeners and
articipants were wrought up to a
itch of great excitement. The girl
mghed at all advice from the parses-
en , and her sister appealed again foi
ssistance to compel her to get off.
.t this moment Chamberlain himself
: alked up from the other end of the
ir ; a big , nne-lookiog , dashing fel-
> w under middle age. Going up
irough the crowd , he told the infatu-
led girl not to-get oT , but to stick to
10 train. a * f
"You are a married an , and you
aowit , " said Mrs. , Schultz , "and
3U ara a scoundr ito'take : this girl
B
The crowdprwied up , and come
'
ie suggested tbM the'omaactor'send
r an offieribmMttIiecnrland take
; . * '
j'heFoff. " AUnTs Chamberhin putfl
- hand in his pocket , and drawing a i
volver passed it to the girl with the i
mark : "Take care of yorself with tt
if they try to force you. "
"You dirty scoundrel , " scraami
Mrs. Schultz , and , rasing ; her paras ;
she.struck the fellow a blow full
s the face. As he recovered himself 1
raised hia clenched hand as if to stril
her'when a big Indianian , who hi
crowded up atnonj the excited pasae
gors , put his hand on Chamberlain
arm to prevent the blow , and sa
coolly :
"You wouldn't strike a womai
would you ? "
"le ? , byGcd ! " said Chamberlaii
"and you , too. "
"You will , will you , " shouted tl
gigantic Hoosier , as he put his liar
on his adversary's shoulder , am
wheeling him about , caught him t
both arms from behind , and held hii
ai in a vice
At this juncture Mrs. Schultz , a
most crazed with the turn of afUir
dropped her umbrella , and , uin.j ? hi
fists , struck Uhainberlain in the faci
blow after blow , calling him "thief ,
"gjinble'- , " "ruffiin , " and "acoum
" - watched tl
drel. The p-wsengers
bra'ingwith int.-rest , and ur ei h (
to her utmost-tint 1 Chamberlain crie
out "enough , " and released by the bi
Hoosier , ' with tin quiet warning thi
he hrd batter br-havo himself , and 1
the girl go. Chimbprhin dog red !
declined to give up his piiz . Th
c-owd grew furious , and it was pr <
posed to take him off and apply a co ;
of tar and feathers. The conductc
- quittly gone cut , at the suggestio
if some of the pas engew , and teli
graphed tor a pol c inui tn.oet tl
train al North YYrnon. Hearing th
threats of summary vengeance , h
signaled the tra'n t ] go ahead , an
cirrieiull of the party along , incluc
ing the bravo Indianiao , wlu lived f
Milan , but went along to see the en
of the affair.
During the run to Noith Vcrno
the foolish girl was talked with by set
rral paisencerp. She laughed at th
idea of going homo , and said she wuul
go with Chamberlain some lime , an
it was no use to snd her homo.
"You know he's got a wife , " sai
Mra. Schultz.
"Yes , I do , " said the jfrl , "and
know where she is. but I won't to
you. "
The excitement quieted but little
On reaching North Virnon two pc
lice officer ! boarded the train , an
upon having Charaberliin pointed on
to them , prrested him , saying :
"We love to get heM ot fellows lik
you. "
He was hustled out and cairied o
to the village calaboose , in the raids
of a jeering crowd , and threats to giv
htm a dore of lar. Ms Schul'z an
Misi Kins ; got off also , accompaire
by the gigantic Indianian , who sii
he Wculd see them to the hotel an
take them back to Milan in the morn
In ? .
The gentleman who detailed this
facts to The Courier-Journal , and wh
was an eye-witness , says he never sn
such intense excitement , and that i
the tr.iin hid not started out of Milai
just when it did Cha-nberlam woul
have been mobbed.
The fame feeling wai transform ! t
North Vernon , and t.c would not b
surprised to heir cf his being rough ! ;
handled last night.
Mrs. Schultz is a milliner at No
1G9 Longworth street , C ncinnati
Her sister has bean living- with he
for about a year arid a half. The !
father is a respectable ol I farmer , whi
livei thrae miles from Milan. II
married a secjnd wife two years ago
on which account the g'rl went to livi
with her sistar. Chamberlain , i
teem , ' , occupied rooms over Mrs
Schultz'a store , and thus made the ac
ijuaintance of the pretty but sillj
girl , who was zp'my to leave home am
Friends for him. Mrs. Schul'z said hi
was a gambler and fast man about
town , and had a wife living.
BABY PRIZES , SGOO.
An fminant banker's wfe of N. T.
las Induce * the prof rietors of that great rncd
: ine , Hop Bitters , to offer JOOO In prizes to th (
l-oungest child that rays Hop Bitters plainly it
my language , between May 1 , 1SSO , and July 4
LS3' . This is a liberal and interesting offer , am
: verybdy acd his wife rhould tend two cent
itamp ti the Hop Bitters Mfg. Co. , Rochester
S. Y. , U S. A. , fjr circu'ar , pivin ? full parti
: ulars , anj bejiu at once 10 teach tvo chililret
.o say Hop Bitters and secure the prize. d&n2n
TEMPERANCE is attracting much atten
, ion , showing itself in local option laws ,
societies , crusades , and restrictions upor
.iquor production ; but with all these ef
forts , the consumption is enormous , nnc
undoubtedly , the reason is , because then
's ' nothing strenuously advocated tore
lieve and destroy the craving for etimu
anta. But , if the disease was treated ra
Llonally , by arousing the torpid Livei
irith Simmons' Liver Regulator , the dis
pirited drunkard would find his craving !
ioon ditsipated , and with cleared Lead anc
ictive Liver , he would not want liquor.
I An All Plaved Out
rt a common complaint in hot weather ,
U you < eel so , get a package of Kidney
Wort and Uke it and you will at once fee
; U tonic power. It keeps up the health ]
wtion of the Kidneys , Bowels and Liver
nd thus restores the natural life am
treugth to'the weary bodv.
BucBUen's Arnica Salve
The BEST SALVE in the world foi
Dots , Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Sail
Rheum , Fever Sores , Totter , Chapp
ed Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and al
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
Is guaranteed to give perfect satiafac-
kiod In every case or money re landed ,
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
8dly J. K ISH. Omaha.
It is well known that a relationship ex
Ute between piles , constipation , kiJnoj
diseases and liver troubles. In Kidney
Wort we have a remedy that acts on th
general system and restores health by gen
tly alditig nature's interim1 process.
Ask the reoov-.5art7-rT _
ired dTSpeptlcsblIn
lious sufferers. Tic- " 31" "
titns oi fever and
ini , the mercurial
Useased patient.
low they recoreretl
icalth , cheerful
ipirlta and good
.ppetite ; they will
tell you by tak
ng SIHXOXS'
Tha Cheapest , Purest and Bert family Ucdl
the In the World.
For DYSPEPSIA , CONSTIPATION , Jaundic ,
BUllous Attacks , SICK HEADACHE , Colic , D <
srcsslon of Afrits , 80OB STOH ACH , Hear
Burn , Etc. . XtVtV
ThJs unnTalleASouthem Remedy Is warrantet
aot to contain tingle particle of MBRCURT.O ]
my Injurious mineral substance , but Is
Pnrcly Vcjretablc.
: ontalnlDg those Southern Roots and Herbs
ihicb an all-wise Providence has placed Ir
xrantrles where Liver Disease most prevail. II
rill cure all Diseases caued by Deraneement 01
Jig Liver and Bowels.
Tng Sf-MPTOMS of L'ver
- Complaint ar i
litter or bad taste In the mouth ; Pain In th <
3ackMdc3 or Jointso'teu mistaken forRheuma-
: I m ; Sour Stonuch ; Lo.s of Appetite ; Eowffc
'te-nately costive and lax ; Headache ; Less ol
Hemory , nith a painful sensation of bavin ? fail-
id to do something which ought to ha\e beea
lone DebUity , Low Spirits , a thick jellow ar
* riDee of the skin and Eyes , a dry Cough of.
: en mistaken for ConsampUon.
Sometimes many of these symptoms attend
be disease , at others very fewbut ; the Liver , th
" * t.orft in the bodr. ! Rcnerally the seal
if the disiare. and if not regulated In time.greal
mffering- , wretchedness and death will ensue.
I can re-oinmend as an efDcacious remedy foi
llseaso of the Liver , Heartburn and Dyspep ia ,
Smmons"Llvr Regulator. Lewij O. Wunder
625 Mister Street , Assistant Post Master.
'hlladelpQ'a.
"We have tested Its virtues , lersonally , and
: now that for Dyspepsia , Billionsness. and
lirobblng Headache , it Is the best medicine the
rorld , , evvr. * * * . We * * tried forty ° th
emedies before Simmons' Liver Regnlator , but
tone of them rave us more than temporary re-
W : b rt the Heplator not only relieved , bul
ured us.--Edltor Ttligriph ind Messenger ,
feon , Ga.
X1 > 77ACTCUO C9LT ST
AN OPEN
SECRE1
AMONG THE IADIE
' The brilliant , fascinatin
tiiits of Complexion for Mine
ladies strive are chiefly art
flcial , and all who Trill take tt
trouble may secure then
These roseate , bewitching Inn
follow the use of Ungau's Mas
nolia Balm a delicate , hani
less and always reliable articl <
Sold by all druggists.
The MagnpliaTJalm concea
every blemish , removes Sa
lowuess , Tan , Redness , Eruj
tions , all evidences of exciti
nient and every iniperfectioi
Its effects are immediate an
so natural that no human bein
caii detect its application.
CURES COLIC IX MAX OU BEAST
CURES COLIC IN MAX OR I3EAS1
CURES ASTHMA , CUUES ASTHMA
CURES CATARKII , CURES CATARPI
LAMENErS , CURES LAMENES :
CURES NUIUALGIA , CUKhS KEURALGi ;
CURES PILES. CURES PILE !
60L1) IN OMAHA BY ALL
ffO to Yonr Druggist for Mlas Freeman
New National D ) cs For brightneM and durat
ty of color they are unequalled. Color 2 to
Bui. , price 16 rent * lyll-H
Proposals for Indian Supplie
and Transportation.
pvEPAHTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. OHU
JLof Indian AffiiisVahiiuton , Jlay li
IjbO. ScaUd propjsal' , indorsed Propofa's fi
B ef , Caciin , FIou' , Clo'luiu , orTn > nsr rUti i
&o , ( as the caao may li ? , ) and directed In tt
Commissioner ef Indian Affairs , Nos 65 and (
Woostcr Street , New York , will be received HI
til 11 A. M. of ilond'y , June "Hi , 1SSO. for fu
nishing for the Indinn service a'joat 800,000 lb ;
Bacon 40.000,000 pounds Beef on thehuof.l2S.OC
poun's bsv a , 65.003 pound * Uikin ? Pondui
2,3COOOJ jiounds Corn , 3S3.000 jiounds CoUci
8,30f ,000 i-ounda Flour , 212.000 pouu-Js Fcii
300,000 poun 8 Hinl Brcal.75,000 pounds Iloit
iny , O.(0 > pmnds Lud. 1,050 barrel"t Ko
Pork , 233,000 pisndi Ric * , 11.2)0 pounds To
72,930 | Hlinds Tobacco , 200.0)0 pnumU K li
147,030 pomdfl Sojp , 6.000 poiindi oh
809.0CO pounds Siiijar , and 8'9,000 pon.il
Wheit.
Alfo , Illankcts , Woolen anl Cotton Gojd
( lonsietirg 1 part of 11t.l.i"tr , 4J.OCO jarr't
SiaadarJ Calico , 300.000 yinls. Drilling , JS.O )
yards ; Dutk , 181,000 yards ; Denims 18.00
larJs ; Glncliam. 00,000 jnnl < : K n.uckyJcan ;
1C , 000 Tjuds ; Sitinctt , 2,700 ya-d < : Brow
Sheelintr , 213.000 yard' : Bl ached Shcciinc
17,000 jards ; Hickory Shlrtinir. 18.000 jaidi
3JiTO Shirting. ff.OCO yards ; Wli tcy , f50 jard < :
Clothinr. ( Jroccries , Aotion ? , Eard arc , Mcxi
cal Supplies , and n Ion ? lict of mifccllancou
art'cles , such aa Wajon * , Harn S3l'ln. , Rtbe
Forks , Sc.
Also , Tranijiortatiun for tuch cf the supplies
: oods. and art ! Ijs that may not bo contraUei
or to bo delivered at the Aiencicf.
BlI'S MtbT UK JIADI OtT Of UOVERNMES
BLANKS.
S hedulcs clionlng the kind ) and iiiantitlcs | n
suLtistencc supplies required fo > caili Agency
and the kinds and quantities. In grots , of al
other goodi and article ? , together with Hani
iroposals and forms for contract and bnncl.con
ditiom to be observed by 'jiililers , time am
> 'aceof delivery , terms of contract and pay
nent , trantpo tatlon routes , and all otrcrnec
efsirj'instiulious will bo fumi-hel upon .ip
> 1iuition t ) the Indim Ollicc in Washington , eVe
Vo * . 65 and 67 Wo > ster S reel. New Ycr't ; to E
S. Kingsley , No. 3) Clinton Place , New York
Wm. II Ljon , No. 483 Broadway. New York
indtothe Comm'ssirioi of SubsUtence , U. S
A , at Chicigo , Sjlnt Louis , Stint Paul , Lcav
cnworth , Oniaha , Chejj'ine , ard Yanktun , anc
ho Poatra'ster at biou.x City.
Bids will be opened at the hour and day abovi
tatcd , and bidders arc Invited to to present a
he opening.
CSMIFIED CM CKS.
All bids must liq ccnnipinicd by certifiec
hecks upon some United Status Dcpo.-itory o
issidtant Treasurer ; for at lca < t fhc per cent o
he amount of the proposal.
R. E. TnOWBUIDGE.
iil5till.lt Commi'Dinncr.
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WIND ENGINE
MANUFACTURED BT
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The Strongest and Most Durable
WIND ENGINE
In the World.
Hundreds in use in IOTO and Nebraska Soli
3 > Dealers in marly every county.
This cut represents our
Buckeye Force Pump
vhich is particularly
adapted to Wind Mill
use , as It works easily
and throws a constant
stream , and does not
freeze up in the cold
est weather. Send for
price list to
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Western Ag't , Omaha , Jsfb.
CHICAGO SHOT TOWER CO
ilanntutnrers
STANDARD SHOT
.vrFuGE n'jnn , n wsmwrz
V } t.tWL < 'j.rcJJiraiieiajp3jiJj' C
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THIT B2STIN MARKET.
B. W. BLATCHTORD & CO.
lannfacturerj of Lead Pip-Shee and Bar Lead
Block Tin , Pipe an 1 Solder , t'nseid O I
and Oil Cake.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
70 K03TH CLlrlTO.1 STREET , CHICAGO.
} nlC'riPr < laylthome' Samples worth f5 free
) lUiD UAidre8a8tinson&Co..PortlandMatar ;
NERVOUS DEBILITY
Vital Weakness and Pie .
tratlon for OT.T ork 01
cdiscretion
cured by tt.
No. 28 ,
eoful nraedy known. Price ? l per vlil or 5
ills and Lirjra rill of powder for 85 , sent pct
res on recslpt ol price. HUMPHRKU
IOMEO. M D. CO : , 105 Fulton 5t.K wJil
GO EAST
-m THE
Chicago & \orthwestern
2,380 WILES OF ROAD !
It U the SHORT. SURE and Safe Routa Eetwesn
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ASD
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE
act ! all points EAST and NORTH.
IT OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUnUC
GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE
ADVANTAGES THAN ANY
OTHER ROAD IN
THE WEST.
It la the ONLY ROAD between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Upon which Is ran
PULLMAN HOTEL OARS !
In addition to these and to please all classes of
travelers , it ( rives FIR3T-CLA3S MEALS at Its
EATING STATIONS at 60 cents each.
ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS !
ITS COACHES ARE THE FINEST !
ITS EQUIPMENT FIRS MSI AS3
If joe wish the Beat Traveling Accommoda
tions you will buy your tickets by this Route
-O WILL TAKE NONE OTHKR.
All Tickets Agents can sell yon Through
Tlckfta via this road and Check ujua.
" Baggage Free of Charge.
OMAHA TICKET OFFICES ISM Farnham St. ,
Cor. 14th , and at Union Pacific Depot.
DENVER OFFICE In Colorado Central and
Union Pacific Ticket Office
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE 2 New Montgon-
eiy Street.
For Information , f olden , maps , etc. , not ob
tainable at Home Tlckti Office , address an ;
agent of the Company , or
MARVIN HUCHITT , W- STENMETT ,
Genl Hanagrr , Gtnl Pass. Atent ,
CntCAQO , ILL.
JAMES T. CLARK ,
nen'l Ag't Omaha & Connc ! ! Ding * .
_
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
AND
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Rehalle Sioux City Route !
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE !
From COUNCIL BLUFFS to
ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS.
DDLUTH , or BISMARCK ,
And a' ! point * In No-thorn Iowa. Minnesota and
Dakota. Tbl line U equipped with the Im
proved Westinghoiue Automatic Air Brake' and
Miller Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
IsnnsurpaMcd. Elegant Drawing Boom rd
S'cepin ? Cars.ownel and control ltd hy the com
pany , tun Through With ut Change , between
Union Pacific Transftr Pcpot , Council Bluffs ,
and St. Paul. Trains leave the Union Pacific
Transfer Pcpot at Council Bluffs , at 5 : 15 p m. ,
reachiiiK Sioux City at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Paul
atll)5n. m , mak'nir
HOURS IN ADVANCE or
ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Returning , leave ft. Paul at 3:30 p. m , ar-
r'uiiff at Si'inx City at 4:15 sum. , and Un'on
Pacific Trsn for Depot , Council Bluff' , at 9:50 :
a. in lie sure that jour tickets read \Ia " . < . C.
k P. R. II. " K. C. HILLS ,
Superintendent. Missouri J'allcy , Iowa.
P. E. ItOBINSON , Asa't Gen I Paw. Agent.
J. II. O'BRYAN ,
Southwestern Freight and Pastenger Agent.
mj-20-tf Council Bluffs
SHORT LINE
THE
K.G.IST.JOE&G.B.R.R. )
Is the only Direct Line to
ST. LOUIS AND TOE EAST
From OMAHA and the WEST.
No change ot cars between Omaha and Bt. Louis
and but one between Omaha and New York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
RBACUIXe ALL
Eastern & Western Cities
With Icsi charges and in advance of other lines.
This entire Una is equipped with Pullman's
1'alace S'eepin Cars , Palace Day Coach-
cMilIcr's Safety Platform and
Conp'er ' and the celebrated
\V cstinghotue Air-Brake.
GT3EE THAT YOUR TICKET READSta
2TVia Kansas City , St. Joseph andTfl
rsrcounciiiiufrsK.R.1TU ! st-ga
X3"J oa and S t. Loals-TEX
T.ckets for sale at all coupon stations I the
West.
I. F. \RNAUD , A. C. DA WES ,
Qcn'l Supt. , Gcn'l Pass. & 1 irket Ar't
St. Joseph , Mo SL Joseph , Mo ,
W. C. 8EACHREST , Ticket Agen. ,
211 Fifteenth Street , between Farnham and
Donglas , Union Block , Oman * .
JOS. TEHON , A. B. BARNARD ,
Pass. Agent , Omaha Oek'l Agent. Omaha.
THROUGH TJ CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars I
BURLINGTON & ( JUINCY
IVith Smooth and Perfect Track , Elegant Pas
senger Coacho ; , and
PULLMAN SLEEPNC _ & DINING CARS.
It Is acknowledged by tbe Prtrt. and all who
travel oter It , to be "tho Heat Appointed and
Beat Managed Road in the Country.
PASSBNGBBS GOINQ EAST
Should bear In mind that this Is the
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points East , North and Northwest.
Passengers tiy this Route haye choice cf
FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES ,
And the Adtar.tago of Six Da'Iy Lines of
ftlaco Sltepin ? Cars from Chicago to
New York City Without Change.
All Express Train * on this line are equipped with
the IV Htm/boiHe I'atent Air tsrakes and
Millci' Patent Safety Platform and
Couplers , Ih ) mo-t Perfect Pro
tection Against 'Acci
dents In the world.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND DINING CAUS
Are run on tha Burlington Route.
Information concerning Routes , Rates , Tims
Coiinccti'ins. etc. , will bo cheerfully given by
ippljing at the office of the Burlington Koute ,
513 Fourteenth Street , Omaha , yehrj . .
C. E PEIIKISS , D.W.HITCHCOCK ,
Oen'I Mrna er. Oen Wcat'n Pass. Ag't.
J. 0. PIIILLIPI , St. Joe. , Mo.
I eocral Agent , Omaha.
II. P. DU < L ,
[ ebS dlv Ticket Agent , Omaha.
CITY MEAT MARKET.
Keep constantly on t-tnd a Urge lot 01 All Ui.d
Fruh und Salted Mcatt. Beef. Veal
Mutton , Pork Game , /owl. am * all kinds of saa
aga. xyl'rceh Vegetables Constantly on hand
Call and be convinced )
SHEUEY BRn
J TJlg Only Remedy
tiTllX ACTS AT THE SAME TIME OK ]
JTHS LIVER ,
j THE BOWELS ,
, \ andtheKIDNEYSr ]
,4 Tic's combined action gites itvxjn-\ \
'Ji dcrfuljxnctr to cure all diseaset.
| Y/h j re We Sick '
3 lltca tine we attow these great organ * j
tto become cfygcd or torpid , and ]
? 5v'vnox3humorsare therefore forcedl
* irto the Hood that thould be expelled ]
yjnqtaraKy. I
DILIOUSXESS , PILES , COSSTTPA
KinXET OOHPLA.1STS , CBI.IAEt
DISEASES , FEMALE WEAK *
XtSSES. A1H ) ItEBTOUS
D1SOUDEUS ,
* x AO\S * * a-rj * iny
H by causing free action of these organ *
s and restoring their power to throw off\ \
53 WhySafftrniHoMpaIn m ! eIiM |
f WFirt.irmenteil nltlariln.ConiUpatloall
I \Vl.rrri-Iitcnt.lotrrdi8ordcrH Kidneys 11
\t \ Why rnilira nenoos orslckhridaeliett I
f V , hy dare Hleeplesa alghti I 1
sfj Ux KIDNEY \VOUT and rtjolet foi
j fus'UJi. It It a dry , tegetalfo eompoundand\ \
\ Gtt U of ywr rjruyqite , ht via ordir U\ \
j S ° fjf ° " - Price , WO ) . |
. ' .Tecu ? ) t co , ,
Q I i R E For Coiigl.SiC'olds , Bronchi. ! *
O U R L Asthma , Consumption ,
And ALL DISEASES of the Throat and Lungs.
Put Up in Quart Size Bottles for Family Use.
PAIITiflM . . .u < > XTDEDECEIVEl bynnprinei'e. | tl'alera w ho try to pilm off npnn r t
UflU I IU1I. Rnck and Uva in pa oil oar TI.r UOCKanl RYE , which Is th only J1K Jon
ICATEDaniclr made , the GKNl'I VK htvi.ica . COVESXJiaNT ST.Ull' ch bottle.
Extract from Eoport of the Commissioner of Internal Revemn :
TKEtel'KYU I'AKTMEMT. OFFICE OK I.YTLRXAL RKVEMiE , )
\ VtMiMirii.x. . l > . C , Janua.v 2l , lSj < ; . f
Meesrs. LAWRENCE * MAISTIX , 111 M.idi-i < St , rt icai..llli :
05XTL5X1S : 1 have trvehcda "rertllletlfiT-rU'cKt.i lha lri re.ti nt.3 ami relative proper ,
lions used In the m umf.tcliire uf an articU nlrclioti ailveritso aui | ell under the n\mc of "TOL J
ROCK and RYE. " 1 hl cunu-onnil , atvonli s \ < > ur f.rurilin the opinion of thin i IBe * . wsui t
ha\e a sufficient ti ntitof thotlAI AM OF T.-I.U t. . rKeitall lheadtanu ; 4 a crin l totMl
irt clo inpectira" ci > niiUint | < . wluic the utility aid yrtii > om-mtiite an cnmlilon rjnjerlnif t. .
comrouml nniriY.il Ie muctly to "he pvimL
In the opinion c f ll.b lHc % , an ar'.i. lt > c < nn | > iii > K > e-l acordin- thU f o-m'lln m y pn.tl/ h
cla eil as a meji inal pupva'i m un.ler tl v l r > ii .1 < us ot > ln.il .tj A , following Mctinn 3,437. t ? . 1.
lievijcil Planned.at.,1 , eiiM > sam | -l inx lict > oMli > l rr .i-t , Aputltecuict , wulOther Teriani
without renJerniK them iiabc tu | > y 5Hxal | ux.vil-iu iri'tal r
Yours KcurectJully. ( su ic.l ) GREEX. B. RAUM. Commissioner.
Lawrecoc * Martin , 1'h'eisSio ! AjcIs f-r Hi I . t _ t V ami CanUiS - d bv I > mr
Ki8t , Orotcrs and Geiiunl I > iali.r4 ritr > uK.ic \\I .1 sie ! \-i.t f r Neb , bTKtLE ,
CO. , will supply tlie tradiat maiiuUr'urtr. | > "i is
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CSt _ fHIS COUNTRY.
SEE BM EXAMINING THIS MAi > , THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
IS THE tiltEAT COSNECTIX ( { LINK
I t.i main line rum from Chlcniro to Council
niufl" ) . pa-"lnu throueli Juliet. Ottawa. I i s-allc.
Clene eo. MollinHiicli Icllinil. D.ivenpirt , Wr t
Liberty , Iowa City.M.irenklirouklyp. . : rinnvll.
Ics Moincs ( the capital of lnvrn > . -lu.irt. Atl.m-
tlc. and Avoca ; with branches fnnn Hiir'-'ii
Junction to P'-uria : Wlltnn Junction t Mu cii-
tltc. Washington. Kairtlcld. 1'lilon. Helim- ; .
CcntrevlIIc , L'rlnc-clon. Trenton. ! .illsitlii. ' 'aine-
n n. Iicavenwortlt. Atchlv > n. and Kan . City ;
Waahmirton tvi Slcnurney. Ofknlooja. ninl Knox-
vlllo : KcokuK to Kannlnston. lionuparte. llcn-
tonsoort. Independent. Kldiin , Ottuninv KiMr-
Tlllp.Oskaloosa. I'clln. Alnnnio. and ! ( Miiinrs :
Nnirton to Monroe ; Don loincs to Indianolaanil
Wlntcrsct : Atlantl- ) l.cnls anil AuilutHm ; ami
A oca to llarltn. This It positively thu i > iily
Kallroad. whlcli ownt. nml operatps a thruugh
line from Chicago Into the btnto of KIIIK.H.
ThrouEh Kxprcs I'asscnKiT Train' , wllli INill-
mnni'alacc Curs attached , nre run iMcliway daily
tctwecn CIIICAOO ami I'EOIIM. KAVS..S CTV.
COCNCIU BLori-s. I.EATEN wuirrii aim ATcni-
. .
< PO and Kan at ( Ity. via the "jlilnjukco anil
Rock Island bhoMnc. . "
The " Great V.ock Inland" It niacnlrircntly
6qulppd. Itt road IHN ! it : mplv perfect , unil its
track is laid with uto-l rails.
What will plca.to you most will bo the ple.utir"
of enjoying jour rocalt , vthllo iia 5lnic mvrthn
beautiful pratriet of Illinottnnd Iowa , In t > nt > of
our maKnlncent DinlnirL'ars that ncco.upuiiTiill
ThroURli Expres Trains. Vim Ki't an rntlro
meal , as good at It nerved In nny llrst-claat hutul ,
lorseTonty-nvc rents.
ApprcclattnE the fact that a nialnritr nf the
people prefer ecparato npartnivntt foriUnVrtMil
purposes ( anil the immense pjticiicrr lii lnusa
of tnts line warranting lt > , wi are * * " * ! tovn-
" I'lilininii l'uhnr
nounce that this CDnipanv run"
Striving Cart for Bleculni : nurimscs. and 1'udKC
inrnvKEX THE EAST & THE \ \ FSV
I IHuinj tir for eatinirpurpo tr < only. Cnc
I int-at fnitCToof cur 1'alace Cars Is a SMO1 ,
J . \I. < MN arnerejoucna enjoy jour il >
i utiill hnnri of tlio 'lay.
I .MacnlQcent Iivn llriilzpf npan the M.w- *
ninlMKwnirt rltcrsat all point * crc * o c ? U
llntMinil transfers are avoided at CuunrL t * ji'i *
l\an as Cltr. LeaTenworth. anil ' ' -
ncftiiinn lit-IncmailL In Union DP :
TIIK rUINCll AI. H. It. I
THIS CltUAT THKOl'iai 1OSK AK"
1OI.1.OWS :
At CiiirAiio. with all iltvcrKlnic Unc * Ir M
Uaxt niul Nmth.
At KMI r.woon. Trlth thoL.S.&M.S ine . .
it.V Al1 1C ICil < .
At VYAJHIM.TOX IlElGHT.M. Kith r. C 4 4 ,
U U. 1C.
At I.A S.\LI.E. with III.ConUlLIL
AtrnmlA.nUh I' . I1. A J. ; r.D.&K.o 41
\V ; 111 .Mid. ; ami T. 1' . A W. llrtv
i At Itixiv 1 < LASI nllh "Jlllnankeo i , '
I Ijl.mil jlmrt Line. " anil Itock MM A I'oc. JU '
I At OAVEM-OKT.with the IJaTenpiirt ! - $ '
I C.-M.Afet. IV it.lt.
AtWL Tl.lliEKTr.wlthtb < > rL.C.K. & " V
At ( iiUNNEi I. ftth Centrnt IIIITU IClt.
tllK-H ) ! < U.Nt.rf.wlthll M..t K. l > . It. it
Atfof > ell. IlLcrrH.with Union 1'adair " . .
Ati-MAHA. wliti II. 4 .Mo. II. It. It. In Net.
AtCiiLr.Mlii-bJf > CTU > f.wlthll..r.U.JiM V V
At OTrt'MWA. nltn Central low * It-if ' "
St. U.t I'ac umlf. II.y It. HilK.
At KEiHIfif.nlttiToL , Ten.Vnr. . : K10. 4
I .IIM A. Tac . and * t. 1 . Keo. * N.-\V. K Mw
At CAUCIION. wniill.St-J It.It.
At ATI iil'UN. with Atch..Topoka &t > a''t ' M
AUh .V Ncli. and Ccn. IIr. l ) . I' 1CKris. .
At l.KAVE.swuiiTH. with Kan. I'acUl > *
IVnl. It. Hill.
AIKANMAI ClTT.wlth all lines for f.J
1 nn t s-uuthwofl.
.V I'AI.Ai'K CAKM lire i-iin lhr.iKli to 1'KOICIA. DF..H ! IUlC < . < t ;
COII.NCII , ISLUFTS. . . KA > .SA.S CIT1. AT 'III.SI \ . nn.l I.K.VVOWUUT11.
TlcUrtm vli this I.Inc. known i > Ilie "Orrat JCocU . J l ii < l Jtuutc , " are to ) ' "f
all Ticket Acmtn III the 1'iiltc.l Mliilo nml Ciinnilii.
Far luformutlon not obtiiiuaMe : il j nr IHIIUO ticket afflce , addr * < .
A. . KHVIB VLIL , , in. sa.ionic. .
Qcn'l Superintendent. Ueu'l 'llit. un < l la Vr
FURNITURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS
STT A 3DES-
And everyrning pertaining to the Furniture an I
Upholstery Trade.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE
.E > : REOEJS : : _
, p month. t 1208 und 1210 Farnhnm Street.
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
IFOIR 18SO.
MANUFACTURED BY S. P. F-IAST&CO.jSPRINFFlELO
They also make Euckeyc Improved Iron tfeam Walking
Cultivator , with or without Siring.
The New Force Feed Kuckeye Drill , one or two Horse Stjlr.
Inquire for thorn at the beat dealers.
F. H. PTTGH , Gen. Agent , Omaha , ffeb.
A new and and hitherto unknown remedy to
all diseases of the Kidneys , Bladder.xnd Urinary
Organs.
It will positively cure Diabetes , Gruel , Drop.
By , Crizht'a Dlse e , Inabllicy to retain or ercel
tne Urine , Catarrh of the Blaedcr , high S3.urrd
and scanty urine. Painful Urinating ; LAME
BACK , General Weakneis , and all Female
Complaints.
It ivoldes Internal medicines , la certain In It
effect * and cares when nothing tlse can.
For sale by Drugglsta or sent by mall fre
npon receipt ot the price , 82.00.
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. . PROP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
iTStad your tddrew for car little book ,
How l\I vif 8 v oV * ir.
JAME3 X. HIT , Apat
. ILE RE. . . ,
AN ABSOLUTE CU
Dr. Bosanko's Bheumatic CQIO
AX ALKALI OINTMENT.
The add Blood Is the prlnwy caiuo and 1C I
tainlnz power of KHECMATISX. Where thern
an Alka'I there can bo no Bn c Tiit. f
"DK. B03ANKO RIIECMATJC CCHK l
chemically prepared Alkaline , neutralizing ; th
acidity and remnvinz Chronic loflunmitloa by
absorption. I'neeiZCenti.
Dr. Ilosanko's Pile Ecincdr.
A eafe , rare anil permanent cnr or thlt eng ol
the mo t painful , unpleasant , and dbtramhi
duea , < to which the HesMs heir. We puaraj-
tes thin remedy to b without" equal for tha
car * of an kinds of fUt. Price M CenU.
C. T. ARMinnostl , Drnjjlut and thydcUa *
- - - - -
Cornnna , Micbljin , says : Your POt
hu given flnt-cliss tatiitictloi.
The Dr. Bosanko Mi
r f IQ.UA , OHIO ,
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