"
THE
IIYER PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir to , " bat in
affections of the Liver , and in all Bilious
Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head
ache , or diseases of that character , they
Etand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre.
liarstory to , or after taking quinini. Ae
a simple purgative they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each boy. has a red-was al on ths lid ,
with the impression McL AXE'S LIVER
PItL. Each wrapper tears the Eisna-
tures of C. McLxt-E and FLEXIJTO BROS.
-Innst npnn ha\lns ; the cenuine
DR. C. JIcLAXL
& LIVEll PILLS , pre
pared by
FLEMING BROS. . Pittsburgh , Pn. }
ilic mcriet being full of imitation * of
the i name McLtine , eplled diflereatlv ,
but same pronunciation.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS ,
A Epttdy and EfftctuM t'nr * .
PEEKY DATIS' PAIN-KILLER
Hse itood the test of roRTT TIE ' trial.
Dinclicntnth tach Mtlt.
OLD BY ALL DRDOQ1STB.
ryi * here to sell
ds , tua-o , luting Pu der
ir txirac r , tts , by zamp'e. to Umiliss.
011
fiTrOHNEYS-AT-lAW.
TV W. EiETLMI
8TURGES & BARTLETT ,
\ TTORXr.Y-AT-LAW : vo l.CreifbVouBbck ,
CHABLES POWELL ,
TUSTICEOFTHEJECt- JKJj aud
QrsiiLa Mb
WH.
i TTORXEY AT LAW-CunpotlTg Block ,
JLISth Stroet.btlw cell Farriam and Douxlag.
_ OMAHA. SKB.
D. L THOMAS ,
A TIOHXEY AT LMV-Lotnt murty , buys
/i. and eclla rial csk.lt. Room B.GreU'fctuu
A. C. TR31 P ,
A TTOEXEr AT LAW O3cu In c
_ \ . Block , with Ocorg * Kritcbett , 1803
yarahftra 6t. _ OMAHA.KEB.
DEXrSR L. TKQMAS ,
A TTORNET iT LAW-CruIcks = nk g BolW
.xa. ing.
A. K. CHADfflCX.
ATTORNEY AT LAW Offic * 15M Tarnhum
Ftr et.
et.A.
A. SIVAR7ZLANDE
4 1TOBNKY AT LAW-Cor. ISthtad r mhMa
treat. _ maySStt
WiLLIAM A. FOKDA , "
A TTORNEY ANP COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Kccm ho. , Ficnwr Block , onporite Post
Office. OMAHA. NKB.
VV'f. < . L. PEABODY ,
T AWTSR OOc In Crcishton Blxk , next ta
JLl PortOffloe , OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
KOTABY I-UBIJO. COLLECTIONS MATIB
E. D. MCLAUQHLiN.
AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF
ATTORNEY
THE PEACE Southeast ccrrer FUWwth
lftn < ; Prompllr Attended to.-K
O'BRiEU & BARRETT ,
Attorney a-at-Law
- - ,
OffICE-Unlon Block.FL'tsemh ani ? Furobam
A. L. HUBSSQN.
A TTOR TY ; JVT LAW. Room
JABloiik. . OMAHA Keb. junt-tt
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KARBASH SLOCK. CCH- DOUCIBTII ST5.
_ OMAHA.
W. J. Oonne ! ! ,
Attorney-at-Law ,
OfflM : Front rootrs , up aMn , la Hatuoom'a
r.etr brick buildluj , H. Tf , ccrn r Flftccnih and
Farnhsm Btrp-tr
B. RBDICE.
HEDICK ,
Attorn6ys-/at-Law
/ ,
attention will ba filvan to all salts
heabut corpor tlons o ! every deserlptlon ; will
* - < v practli t In al .tho Oourtt ol th * State anil the
United States. Office. Famhun EU , oppoilt *
1 Court
EDWARD W. SIMERAL ,
TTORNEY AT LA\7 Room 0
V Block. Itthmd Dnuglaa street I. noMn
G. F. HAMDERSON ,
A TTORNSy AT LAW S42 F&ndum Etreat
3L Omaho NohnaVa.
PASKE GODWJH.
A TTOaSBY AT LAW 14th md DonjlM
JA. StneU. with 0 V. Doanp _
w. T. UicaAM > 3. a. J. HOST
RICHARDS & KUHT ?
Attorneys-at-Law.
Omen SIR South Fourlt rth Street.
Only Direct Line to France ,
GENERALTRANSATLANTIC COMPAK
New YorU and Uirrerier 4 N.B
BETWEEN Morton eV. , pier of oompanr.
Travelers by thia Hue v.oid both transit by En
Uh rniltv3ucd the disccralcrt ot cros lnc the
tonne lin a email boat
AX&DA , Fiuu > QKnWeinttJiy January SI
I noon.
AMEKIQCE , E. JOUCLO , V.'edncsJ j F bruirj
11a.m.
rRANCE , TKCDIIIJ , WtJnesday , February
1 a m.
PRICE OF PASSAGE ( Including wine ) :
TO IIAVKB First Oibin , M and SOt Second
Cabuj.SS ; Stccrapc , WtncluilinijxrjnBbeiJduis
r nd ntlnaile.
LOUIS IE 1JEIUAN , A2 nt , 6 Broadwsj-N. T.
FKANK E. MOORES. No. 214 , West Kldo Hth
Btrect , Bet. Taruhaiu end Douglas , Kert Door
r > TJ. 3. lixpraa OSce ( Eiju cl Tiiu td
teiamahln.1 OMB V. N'BB
EAST INDIA
S- HER & 09. ,
* SOLE MANUFACTURERS
05IAHA. Xob.
ia bltVrto untnowa remedy for ill
, Bliddsr , aod Crlniry
Organs.
It in'J positively cure Diabetes , Gr v > I , Drop
sy , Hrlcht's D.seiS" , inability to rtt in or cxp l
tne Trine. Cita rn ol ha Efjdiar , hijh colorec
od wanty unne , Talclui Craatlnc , Hit *
BACK , vScneral Weaknesj , aai all F nile Com-
ItaveiJa In-crcal acdid'.cs , U ccruiai la it
Secig and cun.s ubcn nothinr el 9 can
Tcr ale i-j all D.isUis cr sent bv izsi ! Jrco
psa recwyt c ! tbe pr.c , fiCO.
DAY KIDHEY PAD CO. , PEQP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
S7 = d jrur acdrna lor our little b-ck.
' .Boa ? LUs w M SiTsd. "
THE DAILr BEE.
OMAHA PUBLISHING CO. , PROPR.ETORS-
3M farnlotn , bet. Sth and JOfA Sr t *
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ,
1 Ccpy 1 jtsr , m advancepostpaid ( ) . . . (3.CO
Bmintfs " " 4.00
3 months " " 2.00
TiME TBUS.
THE MAILS ,
c , ty. vr. B. R.sao . m. , 2.40 p m.
C. B. k Q S : * 0 a , m. . 2.40 p. m.
C.H i&P H. R. . B.30a.m.,2.K > p.m.
C' & Et Jce tSO a. m
B City A P 530 .rn.
U. P. R.B. , 1110a.m. .
0. 4 ; B. V. to Lincoln , 10 s , m.
B. A.M. S.R.S. Oe w.
0. 4N. W. , 70 ft m.
C. i y. W. R. a. , 11 a. tn. , 11 p. m.
0. B & Q , 11 . in , 9.-SO p. Q- ,
C.K I.iP.H .m. , Up n.
C. B. 4 S , ioe.,11 t.m. , 11 p. m.
U P. K. H. , 4 p m.
O. & H. V. from Urcoln. 12.10 p. J ,
S City i. K. 11 a. m.
B i u. in\eb..4 p m
J o i ! m IU for Staun . .oa. . leave but cast fc
ilav , TlfH aa in.
Oraooi. nfn > m i : to i L , L Oundij * .
TdOilAS t. riiLL lo inajt r.
Arrival And Departure of
Trains
UNION PACIFIC.
.
Dtily Fxprc ; . . . .I2tS : p. m. SS6p. : u.
da MliJ . 6.10pm. 4:2i p. m.
da ird.bt . 6:30 : a.m. IMOp. ir.
Jo do . 8.15 a. ta. 11.40 a.m.
TIME CARD OF THE BURLINGTON.
LE1V2 OMJIU. AERITE OtUlli.
Exprrts 2.Op : la. Exprots 10:00 : a. ta ,
l > il 0CO : a. m. Mill lO Op. m.
SunJays ExeepttJ. Sundays Eicfpttd.
CHICAOO.JRO' K ISLAND PACIHC.
Msll eW : ( a. m. I ilail 10:00p.tn. :
3 : 0p.m. | Exprrea. . .10.00a.m.
CnHAOO NORTHWE6TEKN.
1W1 C:0a. : m. I Mall 7SOp. m.
Eiprom. . . .S:40p. : m. | Exjircu 10:00 a. m.
Hundajo XicpUJ.
KANSAS CITY , bT. JOU & COUNCIL BLUFFS.
LEAVB AKalTS.
SI ail S:00 : a. tn. I ErwN 70a.w. :
xprres 0 : Op.m.lMHfl 7-Sii.m.
The r.uv line runnins PuI'mui Hieplug Cars
oat of Oiuihu to Union Depot.
011A1IA & NORTIIWK-TERN AND J3IOUX
CITY i , PAClFtO EA1LHOADS.
Express S.-OOa. m , | Fxprea * 4' 0l > m.
Dtilv Except Bundti.
B. i : JL R. K. la NElJaABKA.
Omiba ( M 9:00 : I Kearney j'ncU)3.50ani ( )
Platfrn'tbar 10:25 : e m Elooislgtcn ) ( > )5:10 ) am
Kwrn > J'nc < ar)7-Jipm ) Mcd Cloud flv)0-5 ) : a in
Kl doud ( arriTatpm 1 I'lattou'th ( ax ) 4SO p in
BvK.u\'gton ] ( T)9:25pm ) : | Om ha ( arr ) . .4:5S p m
REPUBLICAN' VALLEY RAILWAY.
. . .jrtincB ( lv ) 8:05 : a m | llooru'gWnarlIOpm ( )
Blviiniiijrton l:3s pm I Hissing * ( nra.5Jp ) m
Orloaiii ( h ) 7:80 a m | Indlantla ( rl0pru
Oilcans ( ar ) 7-03 p m I Iiidltnola ( lv ) 3.30 p w
SIOUX CITY & BT. PAUL R. R.
SUl fi.lOamEiprcM | 10.00 a in
Kiprc's 8.40pm Vail 7'20 p ui
VABASH , bT. LOUls&rAClKia
Mall 9a.m. | Mall < S5 p. m.
BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R. B.
\\i > Omaha , Oally.-8 a. m , 0 a. m. , 10 a ro. ,
11 a. m , 1 p. m. , x p. m. , 3 p. m , B p. m , , 8 p.
Irf-a\c Council Bluffs ; 8:25 : a. m. , 9:256. : rn , ,
-j-55 a. ru. , 11:55 a. m , 1 : > 8 P * " , 1:25 : p. ta. ,
Z-U p. m , 6:25 : p. m. , 06 p. m. ,
Konr tnps on Sanday , IsavlnR Omaha at 9 and II
a m. . 2 and 6 i > . rn J Council Bluffs at 9.25 ,
lisa a. m. , and42:2S : and 6:15 : Pm -
rASUOUIH TRAINS.
no Omaha : 9 a , ra.,7 a. in. , 8:80 : i. in. , 1
p m. , i.M > p. m. , 7:26 p. m. ,
LfoOunr.e > l Buffs : 0:15 : a. in , , 9:40 : a. m. ,
1140 a. m.6 : 5p in. , 7.00 p. m. . 7.60 p. tu.
Dully eicept Sunday.
OMAAA & KEPUBLICAN VALLEY R. B.
Mail 10:45 : a. m . 1:83 : p. tn.
Eally eiwpt Sunday * .
COM3IBRCIAL.
Omaha Wholesale Markets.
OMAHA , August 3,1880.
BUTTS& AND EGUS.
Cboicstable , 1014o
PackciiloU 7@10
Freih eggs , per doe 124
Honay 20
POULTIIY.
jhiokens , per dos 2 25
Docks
GROCERIES.
CutLoai . 10
Powdered .
Granulated .
Standard "A" .
OSA . . .
Eitra choice and very bright. . . 50
Bright Table Drips . *
New Orleans Mollasses . CO
RJo , prime to ohoics
Rio Rood to prime
Rio Fair to good
Mocha 37
RICE.
Choic . . . . gi
Qoodto prime. . . < gs < j
NewPrunet oi
01dPruaes..t f
Curra.nt , choic new. . . . - . < a
BkckBerriea " 12 |
Raspberries. S a
Pitted cherries 2u
liKchigan grtdAppliMi 8
N. r. SUcsd * * 9
Evaporated " 6J
State Peaches. . . . . . . . . . . °
dalt Lake Peaches IB
California Peaches. . . 15
CANNED GOODS.
"S"0j8ters , 2 Ib cans , tf case. . S 70
do do llbcan.sercRee. . 240
Lightweight Orstere 2 Ib V oaea 2 90
HaLaon , 1 Ib , p doren 175
do 2R > jdozen 2 h5
Standard Tomtoes,2 Ib , i ? case- 2 80
" 3 Ib. tf caie 8 00
Standwxl Peachee , 3 Ib , } ? case. 4 40
" " 2lb , case. 3 40
Raspljerries. 2 Ib. * ? case. 3 00
IJlackberries , 3 Ib , case. . . . 2 80
Corn , 2 Ib.-J case 3 § 0
Apples , G a ) , t > doz 3 < 6
Narrow Fat Peae,2 ft. t ? case , . 4 CO
Strin ? Bean * . 2 Ib.ver caso. . . . 2 40
SUNDRIES.
Nutmeg * 10
Pejmer 17
JUltplca 17
Clove- .
Hope
Candles , Ifior 1' '
Greenwich Lye.perjcwe 3 86
Beans.per bushel 1 80
Chees * full cream 11'
UJL.ASS. .
Window Glaes , 60 per cent. dis.
count off list.
HARDWARE.
IKON.
Common bar 3
lloise-shoe bar 4
Norway nail rod. 0
BTEEL.
Cftstplow 3
Am. cast , tool 18
Jes'pV , Eiig. do 25
AILS.
TCHPupwards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 50
' ' ' ' 550
B'rd'd'B shoe 'g
" innle" 6 60
Qmnhanails tens , upwards. . . 3 50
Nw'atr'ahn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2S@SO
Futnrun nails 23SO
DRY GOODS.
BROWN COTTONS.
Atlantic "H" 7J
do "P"1 7
Peuperell " 0" 7
do "R" 7
do "E"
IcuianHead
LawrcntaXXX 10
Nebraska , Standard "AA"
JJENUU.
Anioskeag 16
Beaver Creek , "AA"
do "BIT
Haymakers
Palmer 8
OtisVXA"
-VXA" 15
do " "
"BB" 14
do " "
"CC" 13
Warren " "
"AXA" 15
do "BB" 14
do "CC" 13
BLEACHED'COITONS.
Eorudale. . gi
do Cambric 12 ?
Ca'opt
Fraitof the Loom 10
> ervYcrk iliHa. . . . . 131
> Ti11 * rnalin JJ
WsasTitta 121 [
Pq pereU 1SJ(327J (
TICKINGS.
Asjoetoii IS
J"2IaO.B.O " " 0
da "AA" Ii ? ,
do "AAA. " - . 16
Eiier 164
18
Albion y
Elannony. . 5 |
Amnrican , , , * , . 7
Allen's 6 1-2
Allen'aPinkj 8
Ancona fancy 7 1-2
Manchester S
Merrimac 71-2
Merrlmac shirtings 61-2
Elichmomls . " . C 1-2
Elichmonds , E 7 1-2
3pragne' tt 1-2
Simpson's mourning 7 1-2
Simpson's black 71-3
BTSIPES.
American , . , 10311
Amoske&sr 12
Awning stripea 1U
wi tonA 171-2
lamilton 111-2
Omega 11 13
PlttsSeld. u
LUMBER.
Framing. 18 ft. and under. . . . $ 'JO 00
ach ftdd. ft. over 18 , per M . . W )
Fencing , No. 1,12 to 20 ft. . . . 22 00
" No. 2,12 to 20 ft. . . . 2000
Sheeting , dresnd , No. 1 20 00
" No. 2. . . . 19 00
oinmon Ixxxrds , dressed 32 00
B700K BOAKDf.
Attock 4000
B " 85 00
C " JOOO
Common etock 2500
ri.ooRD.-o.
No. Ifioorlng 4000
No.2 " scoo
No. 3 " 2500
Yellow pine flooring , No. 1. . . . 45 00
60)1X0.
No. 1 wding 2500
No.2 " 2250
Nc.3 " 50 CO
riCKEId.
! o. 1 pickets , per M S2 60
No.2 " " 2500
rQi'IBHIKG.
No. 1 finish , 11 , JJ , and 2in. . M 00
No.l " 1m 5000
No. 2 " 1 * , 1J , and 2 Iu. . 45 00
No.2 " Ito 40 f
No. 3 " in 85 t.
faHIP IJLf.
Plalnehlplau 33 CO
OG A No.l 3000
" " No.2 2500
" " No.3
CEILING.
g beaded , 6 in. , No. 1 25 00
No. a 2300
3 " 4 and 8 in. , No. 1. . . 4000
" " " No. 2 . . S5 00
Corrugated c Uiug , No. 1 CO 00
f-HINQLES.
A star ( best ) uh nglea 3 7.'i
No , 2 l ! 300
No.3 " 250
Lath 4 00
Lime , bbl 1 S5
" bulk , ptrbu 40
Cement.bbl U CO
[ ow * plaster , bbl 2 60
Michigan plaster , bbl 'J 7u
Hair , per bu 25
Tarred felt. 100 Ibs 300
Straw board , " 400
O G battens , per 100 f t. lin. . . 125
Well curbing SO 00
Rough , and 2 in. , In batt * .
per 100 ft. Ib 50
POBT8
C dar halves. 7 in 13
11 6in 16
" QuarterSin 16
3ak , 4x4 30
" 4x6 40
O G owing , 6J and 6 in , , per
100ft.lin T. . 800
3ak plank andtimbar , per M. 40 00
Slear poplar 6006
Black Walnut. 10000
HIDES.
Sreen hides , per _ Ib 0
Green cured hides 7 ?
Dryhideg ICal ?
Drj' salted hides 10al2
Sheep Pelta 25al BO
Tallow 4i
LIQUORS , WINES , ETO.
High wines , per gal 108
Alcohol , 180 per cent , per gal. 2 10
Fren h epirits , proof 1 18
Marshall B bourbon whisky. . . . 1 23
Miller's bourbon whisky. . 1 25
Brandy , very fine , per cal. . . . 2 00i8 00
" common to Sne 160
Gin , 100 per cent 160
" Holland. 90 per ctnt 125
Rums , mixd Jamaica , p r gal. 1 K0n3 00
" New England 200
Kennedy Bitters per gal 1 60
" "
per case 760
" " per 100 eases 7 ( X >
Champagnes , pints in baskets. 25 00
Domestic champaigna 22 00
Port wine , per case 1 B0a3 00
Sherries 1 C0a3 00
Ales , Edinburg 275
" Bavi&Co.'s 225
GninneM Dublin stout . . . . . . 2 25
LEA11IER.
Beet daughter sole S2
B teak 41
French kips 1 lOal 40
French calf , leadingbrandi. . . 1 60a2 10
Domestickips 76al 10
Dome'tic coifs 1 lOal 30
Hemlock upper , per foot . . ' . . . 25a26
Oak upper , per foot iSa.'G
Grain , upper per foot. . . . 25
Linings , per doi 8 009 60
Toppings , per doz . 1100
Morrocco ( bootleg ) per foot. . . 35a 8
" oildrefed.r 35
" Simon per skin S 00a3 25
" glove kid SO
Boot webbintf , per foot 45
HARNEbS LEATH5E.
No. 1 Pittsburg oak 44
No. 1 Pittsburg oak 42
No. 1 Cincinnati oak 41
No , 3 Cincinnati oak 89
No. 1 hemlock 80
No. 3H mlock 87
COAL RETAIL.
Anthracite 1050
Blos utg 12 OJ
Wyoming , . . 850
Oskaloosa B 60
Iowa nut. S 00
White Breast SCO
"I had suffered for a long tim with go
itre , coke or swelled Lirer , indication and
general bad health , aud after trying many
other remedies , nothing done me a i much
good as Simmona' Liver Regulator. It
cured me , and now I have not to take any
medkine. fo-I am we 1 ; but I shall keep
> t in the house to euro any one elee of tlie-
family that hftvo r.nythirij the mutter. It
is good for nearly eve t ir > " .
"AL I. V'A ' i r'.on. 3eJ'
i
)
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
For the speedy cure of Consump
tion and all diseases that lead to it ,
euch as stubborn coughs , neglected
Gelds , Bronchitis , Hay Fever , Asth
ma , pain iu the side and chest , dry
hacking cough , tickling ia the throat ,
Hoarseness , Sere Throat , and all
obrouio or lingering diseases of the
throat andlun s , Dr. King's New Dis
covery has no equal and has established
for itself a world-wide reputation.
Many leading physicians recommend
and use it in their practice. The form
ula from which it H prepared is high
ly recommended by all medical jour
nals. The clergy and the press have
complimented it in the most glowing
terms. Go to your druggist and get a
trial bottle free of cose , or B regular
size for ? 1.00. For sale by
d(5) ( ) J. K. ISH , Omaha.
CHICAGO SHOT TOWER OO.
Manufacturer ? ol
STANDARD SHOT
' - >
iK'-
iuL i3rj-l.tr * " _ .u. _ , l jtr
il'vli - * - - i > * - " - T - ?
p b fEiiii
BE SURE TO BUY IT.
THE BEST IK MARKET.
E. W , BLATCHFOED & CO.
lii = tifacciretg oi Lead Pjpa.Rhoet aid Bu Lt&d.
2si ! Tl = , Fipe ana Salfier , liawd CU
icdOUCiie.
OSDEES SOLICITED.
70 NORTH QUHTdM ST. , GHIOAGQ.
Bp29eodti
A OUBIOU5
CONTIST B2TTTEEKA
AND A SCOKPIO.V.
Vlrclnlt City Enterprito.
Ooorgo Jennings , the well-known
tailings aluico man of Six-mile Can.
yon , describes a queer bit'lo ivhich ho
witnwod one day last week between
n lizird and a scorpion. He pays tha
lisird , a blak one about e ght inches
in laugtb , came out of a pile of lum
ber and hit attention was first particu
larly attracted to it by seeing it bob
bing its head up and down in an ex
cited manner , occationally creeping
fonr/ird a fof fc or two. Looking in
tha direction in which the lizard
was creeping. Mr. Jepninss ob erred
a scorpion , sum * four inhc sin length ,
sitting upon a pile of niui-t saud triat
hud accumulated near ona of the
"luico boxes. Thinking ; tha lizard
meant to attack the scorpion , nd be-
ioy curioui to see what would ba tha
rerult of a battle betwten the pair ,
Mr. Jennings was careful to do noth
ing that would ninurb siiher. Tbo
lizard movtd quite near the scorpion ,
when itbi&rad itfl lf up on it forefeet -
feet and b-gan bobbing its h d and
bowing in a ludicrous nad bantering
way. The scorpion erected ita tail ,
which it vibrated in'a threatening
manner. The lizard circled around
tno scorpion , occasionally halting to
bow ai him. At length , however , the
scorpion attempted to cranl away ,
Tha moment he bdfan o awlmjj the
Hi rd dartsd upon him Itko a fluh
and adroitly Btizad him by th hst
joint of iho tail that which oontiina
tha poison sack and at the point of
which ia eitua ed the sting.
Having this hold of the
scorpion the lizard was safe from iu
sting , but had apparently no means
of doinany furthar damage. Present
ly the scorpion twisted himself about
and tried to get hold of the lirard
with hh o'awc , which are like the
claws of a lobster or crawfish , where
upon the lizird shook him as a dog
would shake a rat. This W B re-
pea'ed dozens of < ime , the 1'zard '
resting after ench svakius : until the
acnr { ion baau ; to go for him with his
nippers. The battle lasted over half
an hour. At Hst tbe s'orpion no
longer ahowtd fiuht and the lizard
dr g ed him awnyintothe lumber-pile.
Mr. Jenningj says hohaa been in the
country twenty yer < , ha seen listrdg
daily by scores during the summer
months and tha scorpions very fre
quently , but never befo'e saw a battle
of the kind , and never had tha least
idea tint a lizard would attnck a
scorpion.
BIO ANTBS.
A OAJIE OF KKEB IK WEIGH MK. WOOB-
IN TLATEP HIGH.
AlUuy PICMI.
The most accomplished-looked col
ored gentleman in the hotel-porter
lin ? in this state is Joe , who officiates
in that capacity in the Delavan house.
Unfortunately Joe has an idea that ho
is nil expert at poker. Ho is very
oftan anxious that some of the dis
tinguishitd poker expprtswho stop at
the Delaven should try him on thefce
pointe , but , though Joe makes about
8100 a week at the Calaven , ha
doesn't mually have money to engage
in any of th games of th e experly ,
because he "bucka" the faro banks too
often.
Ilecently a good cliance was siven
Joe to show his skill. Sanator Wood-
in wes playing a s mple garno agaiiml
Senator McCarthy , and both of them
are acknowledge : ! ezperts in the game ,
when both of them happened in the
room. Senator McCarthy at once
Sitd : "Here's my man ! Joe , will
you tike my handler a few minuntet ?
Thers are aaveral people down Btaiw
who want to eoo mo. "
Joe jumped at the chance , "Why ,
of course aah , " he aaid , "if Mr.
Woodm isasreehble. "
Mr. Woodm w s agreeable , and Mr.
McCarthy left , first giving instruc
ts na to Joe to pUy his best and play
up to any amount ; depositing 810,0eb
in crisp Lotea on tha tvble in Iront of
him.
him."jSTow
"jSTow , " iild he , "I am responsible
fortnjthing yon may do. Bftt BC-
coroing to your own vieTvs , and I'll
back you. "
With that ho went out ,
Joe dealt and received a couple of
queens. Mr. AToodin imrasdiately
bet § 1000. Joe's short hair stood cm
nd. Ha thought that wag a pretty
savage way of ba. ting. He'd like to
wait till Mr McCarthy would coma
back. Mr. Woodin said he could not
sit nvo or three hour * over a small
bet lik that , and Joe must either see
him or paia. Joe lost heart and laid
down hie band , showing two queans.
Mr. SVoodin inadvertantly laid down
his hind as he pulled in tha wag r ,
and showed K lonesome pair of deuces.
"For the land's sakt ,3Ir. Woodin , "
said Joe , in terror , "you didn't never
b tall that money on them two little
ones ] "
"Thora's the hand. If you can find
anything else in it , maybe I didn't. "
Joe sighed ,
"Well , " said he , "if you do that
often with me , you'll b a poor man
ff ( re Mr. MeGarthy aets bick "
Mr. Woodin dealt , and Joe raaeived
a pair of aceg. He bet § 2 CO. Mr.
Woodm promptly raised him ? 1000.
Joe heaved a dreadful sigh.
"Ain't thera no limit to this game ] "
he diked , helplessly ,
' 'No , we never play with a limit , '
remarked Mr. Woodm , aharply ,
Joe loclitd at him a It n ? time.
"You tried that on me a little while
&go , " said he , "and I bel > va you're
blulSng. I BOS you , and I want
three curds.1'
He put up his money and drew h s
cards. Mr. Wocdin saw his counten
ance fall. Mr. Woodin drew one
card. Joe's anguish g'lowcd ' itself in
the heavy beads on hia corrugated
brow.
"Land's a1 ive1 ! ho muttered.
"Well , it'a your bet , " said Mr.
Woodin , calmly.
Joa had only hto two aces.
"Well , what sort of bcjineEB do
you call such a slow performanca as
this ) ' said iMr. Woodm. impatiently.
" 1 bet "
83000 more.
Joe ghred like n fallen angal , nnd
his hand * trembled until the cards
rattled.
"Mr. Woodin , ' ' he said , pitcously ,
{ jeat do me a favor. I don't want tc
play any other man's money , and I'll
never do it again , Jest draw all dose
I p's and lot me quit. Mr. McCarthy
ran do his own betting. I won't al
dem figures. "
Mr. Woodin said " "
_ "Certainly , di
vided up the pol again , and than laic
down his own hand. He had jusl
exactly the same pair of deuces ! Joe
rushed from the room.
A. Lady's Startling Adventura.
W co ( Texii ) Xiimlner.
Mrs. Cannon , wife of Mr. Will
Cannon , of the Robinsonvillo neigh
borhood , was on her way home from
church horseback lwt
on Friday even
ing , when she felt something stick her
in the face , and uppoaiog it to be a
limb of a tree threw UD her hand 10
ward it off. While undressing for
bed after her arrival at home , she was
horrified to find a rattlesnake in the
sleeve of her drees. Tha reptile
dropped out on the floor and w s
killed. Thejadyhad not previously
felt much inconvenience from th
slight abrasion en her lace , but it now
commenced swelling and became to
painful that a physician TTIS called in
to attend her. It IB supposed tha
1 the soaks had takea refuga'in the tre&
I and that it bit her end transferred it
Eslf to her sleeve as she rode under
it. When wo laat heard from Mrs ,
Cannon she was still suffering some
pain , bat it was hoped she would soon
recover.
A Curiosity in Boota.
Bin Fnnslfco Chronids.
Last week a curiosity in Ha way was
Eont to a Battery street boot and shoo
nou'e. It consists of n measurement
frr a pair of boots , and came from
Sonora , Toolumne county ; The
boot * are to measure seventeen and
three-quarter inches in length and
about five inctes at the ball of the
foot in width. They will be number
eighteen , and the largest size known
to manufacturers i number thiiteen.
It i * said the m n ii only gix feet in
h gHt , thin and lanky ; but the b ny
formation of his fkflnton is aom'th'nir '
remarkabV , his hands being ai laiga
in proportion as his fet. .
Man'a Aa.
Al'-any Journil.
Few men die of age. Almost all dia
of diBaDp"intment , passion , mental or
> udily toil , or accidents. The pis-
i ns kill men sometimes , even
ndJenly. The common expreeaion ,
hoked with pn ion , has little ox-
g era'ion in it ; f ir , even though in t
uddcnly fatal , strong passions shorten
ife. Strong-bkded men often die
'oung ; weak men lire lor gar than the
trongjfor the strong ute taeir strength
nd tha v.eak men hnvo none to
use. Tha lat'er take oare of
hemsalves , the former do not. As
t is with tha body , BO it ia with
he mini tmd temp r. The strong
are apt to break , or , l > ke the candle ,
o run ; the weak to burn out. The
nfeii r arimi's whioh live temperate
ive , have generally their | rescribed
number of y ars. The horse lives
'
, wenty-fivo'lhe ox fifteen or twenty ,
be lion about twenty , tha do ? ten or
welvp , the rabbit eight , the guinea
) ig sir "r seven years. These num-
> e all b ° ar a similar proportion ta
he time the animal take * to grow to
ts full s'se. But m u. of the ani-
ma's , seldom 1'ves to th'H average He
ought tolive a hundred voirg , accord-
mj tn physical law , f r five times
wenty nre one hundred ; but , instead
if that , h s'ernely Teacher on n v-
ragn four limes his crowin penod ;
he ctt BIT times ; tbo rabbit even
eght : times the standard of meisure-
ment , The reason is obvious man
s not only the moot irregular and the
mot intemperate , but Iho most la-
lorious nnd Imd worked of all oni-
mala. He is also the most irritable
of a'l animals ; and there is reason to
jelieve , though we cannot tell what
nn animal secretly feels , that , more
han any ether animsl , linn cherishes
wrath to keep it w-wm and consumes
nmaelf with the fire of his own secret
reflections.
Tree Planting ,
turth I'Utls XelirajVan
Now ia the time to make ready for
reo planting. Thtre are hundreds of
our citizana who appreciate the desir
ablen 's of growing trees sutficiently
0 induce them to intend to plant thia
ill , but of these only a. comparative
aw find themselves ready when the
imo come ? . To make trees grow or
rather to let them prow , for they will
zrow if permitted there must be
ortain preparations made. E-irth
illed with grans roots to a depth of a
oot or more in not euitablo to put
reea into , for when ot'rred it requires
nonths and sometimes yean for the
iard , wood-like roots to so decay ns to
efc the earth lie closuly conn acted.
"ill a trea hole with these sods and
root-fillsd earth , and nn hour after it
3 thoroughly wetted there will be a
circulation of air through the mass as
.hough it were asponge. ' 'If the wild.
ness ia nnt k'Hed out of the Knnmo !
> y thorough cul ivatton , then special
means muat be adopted , and if the
nly object be tree planting this spec-
al preparation mu bs done at a loss
cost than by the iwul w.iy of break-
ng and fallow pi J win ? , and it admits
of immediate setting ot trees nnd
consequent gain of a couple of yens'
ime.
Where trees ara to be set in grnss
or "wild" ground , dig the holes not
es than threa and one ha'f ' foefc In
diameter nor less thnn two fe t deep ,
.hrow away tLe dirt and sods taken
ont or uie it to bank up the houba
with. Fill th" holes with earth thit
s thoroughly free 1 hy cultivation or
> y beine covered with old manure
jilss. W t the earth in tha holes as
1 'On as filled if rain doe not fall , and
et them rfsfc at least a month before
e trees are set. Don't fill the holes
with manure nor let a5 particle of
manure be in the esr'h ' , belter go to
, ha sand bars pnd get pnrs sand thane
; o usa anything thitsinba recogoi2ed
ns having come from tha stable.
If tha trees ir * to ba tet this fall
these holes must be dug now. If they
are to bo sst next eoting , and that is
perhaps ber , the hnles must be dug
and failed this fall , and the trees
should be ordered now. When they
arrive , bury them in the ground , rcot
and branch , uitil sprin ? . Trees are
better for b-ing buried over winter
than if th'y Bt iod in thsir g-aftad lo
catinn until spring , Onn dug and im
mediately re-set. Tha reasjn of this
is that the riots are necessarily
wounded , end the e wounded roots
must form a callous before there is any
root growth. By burying over-winter
tha callous ia fornvd while no evapor
ation of branches and leaves ii going
on.
Another thine ; don't suppose that
the nuwerymin has trimmed tha trees
as much as they should be. For the
aake of appearance he leaves tha top
branchsj uncut. Trim these off to
ten ii che < orltm. ?
It is a deal of trouble to follow this
plan , is it ? Than remember that
n 'thing ' jrrod or desi'able ever ia pot
eas'ly. Ouly a small part of tha cost
of trees ia paid in money , the larger
part. mu tbe paid in care.
Won't take the trouble , eh ? Then
come up to our honaa on hot after
noons uud help us enjoy the shade of
our < re . Or coma * arly of summer
morning * and hear the birds BID as
you need to hear them when a boy in
the groves about your childhood
home. You will be welcome.
CAN PILES BE CURED ?
Is the most important quettion to-day with rof-
feiln # millions ' " bo , w ( n lookln ; at the lone
list of ute'e-8 pi'a ' nostrums , feel ia lb afflicted
Bibla Patriarch , like exdalmlna- hav heard
many om h thinza , inlserabl * comforters arc ye
all , hotr lonj ivill ye Tex ray soul and * reilr me
In piecea trttb word1 It ij not recorded that
Joa had | > Ue . but be cou'd not have had any
thing inoro painful , and iho same question might
have been asked then w alnce for three thousand
\eirs Can piln ! ) cureol We believe that Dr.
Mlob < > 9 has SvUcd the problem , for nothing la
more certain than tuatl Is "Auakeels" doo- ab
solutely nd promptly euro the worst cases ol
piles. When half a. million of afflcted assert posl-
tirely that it his cured them , and In 20 years nu
ona his u ed tbe doctor's wonderful' rem ly
witliout lusbntroHef , and by following hl elm-
pie instructions a to baUt and dlot , all were
Denefllted and orcr 05 p rcent. cared , and argu
ments and th orlw of thoie who baveo't uted
them , go for naujht Anakesls 1 $ now prescrib
ed by jihyjIcjMn of all rchoolaandhaaproaounc-
ed as near InfElllbl * aa la p-anbls. H ia easily
appliel , perfectly sife. Instantly relieves rain ,
and ultimately curw tha most Inveterate caes
Ithasgnndlj solft d ths problem thit Piles can
bo cured. hampl'S of "Anaksilj" are reat frw
toalisuflare'S , on application to P 2euita dtci
&i Co , tols minu'actnrm f Anatetic , Box 3340 ,
New Tor * . Also aold by drujglats veryrrh re.
Prlos SI par box
BRIC-A-BRAO.
- - .
Ladiea are wild about "Brio-a-
Braa" and will talk , talk , ' talk about
them world without end. Such ladies
should be SOZODOST and u a it be
fore they desc-inl upon their hobbiesj
especially if the prosecuted ona is z
cult * . It gfce3 Savor to tha con
versation. '
GX.CB will prevent a
break in a fire hoar's tilk on bric-a-
brac.
AH6N8 THE LADIES
The brilliant , fascinating
tints of Complexion for which
ladles strive are chiefly arti
ficial , and alhrho trill take the
trouble may secure them.
These roseate , bewitching hues
follow the use ot'Hagau's Mag
nolia Balm n delicate , harm
less and always reliable article.
Sold b.v all druesrfsts.
The ilagnoIia Jalm conceals
every blemish , removes Sal-
lowness , Tan , Keducss , Erup
tions , all evidences of excite-
luent and every imperfection.
Its eifecfs are immediate and
GO natural that no human being
can detect its application.
F Y R AND ACJUS ,
Defenaiva Medication
Ii t precau'inn wh ch shoulil ne rb nez'tct-
td tthwi tanctrr i pr-ient , and tlifr.foraa
oonr-o of tbf B ttfrn at this v-f oiillp iti u'ar.
lv dn.lrublu. pec ally nr the f t Isnd sukly.
A a remcdv for blli > ni ic-s. dj p p Unr oc
n t and Dowo ) ccmilint- . re nothinf
comparab'c to this nhoeoma ! t * t < mtiT
( For v&I < bv all Uruipiljtsana Dwltn generally
MANUFACTURED BY
Mast , Fees & Co. , Springfield , 0.
Tbs Strangest nnd Most Dcrsbls
IHD E
Jn the World.
Hundreds in use in Iowa and Nebraska Sold
by Dealers In nearly OTfry county.
Thin cut represent * our
Buckeye Fores Pump
\ hlch ia particularly
adapted to Wind Mill
use , as it works easily
and throws a constant
stream , and does not
ir&eza up in iho cold-
eat weather. Bend for
price list
W. H. RAYNER ,
WesternAg't , Onuna , lC b.
Cures and never disap
point * . Tko-worltTfr great Pain
Roliavcr for ? ? " " and
Cheap , iiilclv and
PITCHEB'S CASTORL.L
Is not Narcotic. Children
grow fat upon , Mothers like ,
aud Physicians recommend
CASTORIA. It rn ilates tlio
Boivcls , cure ? Wind Colic ,
allays FeverishneBS , and de
stroys "Worms.
WEI DE MEYER'S CA
TARRH Cure , a Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible mala. "
dy. by Absorption. Tlio moat
Important Discovery since Vaa
cination. Other remcdisn may
relieve CatarrL , tlii'J cni'sa at
any atago before Ooasuniption
sots in.
Dj p p > la a tortured vlttim ,
Wliy cross tbaf-em tllo
Ta dtinfe the 3Hti n water
Bj Nature * * , faint sappli l
When at jour tsdJlJs , isisac-
Prtssntj the f\l \ urn * dnught ,
Ebullient as th S ! tter
Fro-n Nature's fou t J
In TAHRAST'S COOL
Yua dta < each
Teat Oed , th * G eat
11 1s cut into tha Eprin ; '
_ SOLD B7 AT.I. DRUGCTS73 _
AHEHTION. BUILDERS AND COH
TRACTORS.
a -
The owner of the celebrated Kaolin
Banks , near LOUISVILT E , NEB. , has
now readv at the depot at Louiaville , on
the B. & M. riiiroad ,
to 11 any ordsr at _ reasonable price * . Parties -
ties dearing 9 white front or oraament I
bri will da Well to give us a call cr send
for Eiiaple.
J. T. A. HOO7E2 , Prop. ,
Loj3ill9 , Neb
-VIA THE
Chicago & Nortliwesteru
2,380 WILES OF ROAD I
It U th SHORT. SURE and Safi Eont Betwa
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ASD
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE
and all polcta EAST and NORTH.
IT OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
GREATER FACILITIES ASD MORE
ADVANTAGES THAN AXY
OTHER ROAD IN
THE WIST.
Itii the ONLY ROAD twtwe-n
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Upon whlcS Is ran
PULLMAN HOTEL CARS !
In addition to tbe * and to clean all cla ' of
trsvjlere.lt lireHRSTCLASS MEALS al Its
EATING STATIONS at 50 cents each.
ITS TRACX'IS STEEL RAILS I
IIS COAUHES ARE THE MNE5TI
ITS EQUIPMEHT FIRST CUSS
If Ttra wltb tb Be t Trsvfllnz Aooommodi-
tl-n > tou xtll bur vour ticket t > v thd 11'juU
XS AND WILL TAKE NONEOTHtB.
All Tlcfcet Aftn's csn i Il TOU Tfcmu h Tckri !
Tin this rovl nl Ch'clt usuil fwj
trre
OUAIIA TICKED OFFICE J UH Frnhiui Bt ,
Cor llth. nilat Unlun Picltto Dti.it
DE.N'ER OFFICE In To'or do CeUfi ! and
Unt.m F-oi 'o Tlo'.et Omcu.
BAN MANCISCO OFVICE-J > j
r ; Etrttt.
For lcfuroi Mon , fo'dnrj , ir * | > i. to , Dot ob <
tiln bl at Hod * Tlsiet Omctf , tddi.u uij
agant of the Compan ; , or
HARVIH HUCH1TT , W- 8TEKNITT ,
G n'l lUnicr r , Gsnl Fua.
CHICAGO , ILL.
JAMES T. CLARK ,
Oenl Aict OsAba t Council Blcffs.
1SSO.
KC.ST.JOE&C.B.B.RM
Iii the only Direct Una to
ST. LOUIS ASD THE EAST
From OMAHA and tha WEST.
No change of oat b twron Oaiih * and St. Louli
and but una between Omaba and N w York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
Eastern & Western Cities
\Vltb Icsschirgo * and In ailranc * of oth rllntj.
Thi entire line la wjulpned with Pullman'i
I'&lne 8 uplnu Cunt , Palaoo Day Coach *
W.MHIer's Safety Platform anil
Conpisr and th < celebrated
fteotlnKhouje Air-Erake.
THAT YOUR TICKET READS S
42TVUKanM City , St. Joseph andTSl
Tlckta for eala at all coupon itatloni In th *
Vr'est.
J. F. BARNARD , A. C. DAWE3 ,
Oen'l SuH. , Gen'l I'ats. & 'i laket Ax't
Bt. Jc-iapb.Mo St. Joseph , ito.
W. C. SEACURIsT , Ticket Ason. .
114 Fifteenth 8tr ot , Letn'tn Farnham atxl
Dontlai. ( Union Block , Omaha.
JOS.'IEHON , A. B. BARNARD ,
Fast. Agtnt , Onuli4. Cin'rl Agent ,
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
AND *
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The. Old Belvtblt Sioux Cily Route I
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE I
From COUNCIL BLUFFS to
ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMARCK ,
And all points In > * crthem Iowa. Minnesota and
Dakota. Thli lln U equipped with tha Im
proved Wsstinhoma Amomatfo Air Brakes and
Miller Pl.itform Coupler and UuSar. And for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
liunjurpnwed. El ifnt Ur winz Hoon nnd
Sleepln ? Cur .owns i and comroll.a by the com
pany , run Through With ut Ccaniro botwe n
Union 1'aciflc Transftr n pott Courcll Bluffs ,
and St. Paul. Trains l ve the Union Piciflo
Transfer Depot at Council BIuCs , at 5' .6 p m. .
reaching 5ioui City at 10:13 p. m. , ami bt. Taul
at llio a. m , male nir
j * TEN HOURS is ADVANCE or
ANY OTOER ROTJTB.
Returning , leave St. Paul at 330 p m. , ar-
ririi * at SI'inx City at4i5 i m. . and Lnlon
Piclflo Tran-fsr Dspot , C luacil Blnff , at 8:30 :
a.m. Be mire that your ti ieti rud rla "d. C.
& p. a. R. " r. c. urLLH ,
Sap rlnt ndent. Missouri TalUy , Iowa.
? . E. hOBINSON , Ass't Oon'I Paw. Agtnt.
J. H. O'EEYAJJ ,
Mttrn 7r > Ight and Faa n ; r Acnt.
Coanoll Blnf
THROUGH TO GH CAGO
Without Change of Cars !
TECS
_
'CHICAGO
URUNGTON & UNGY !
With Smooth acd Perfect Tnnk , EifjiUl Ptl-
ocn er L'Cichcj , ai.d
PULLMAH SLEEPIftCS DINING GARS
. by the Press , > nd all -wto
trivd uvcr It , 10 be th Beit Arpo'ntid sod
Bcs : ilnuirJ J oa J in tbt Couutry.
PASSENaBRS GOING BAST
Bhould bear In mind that thl ) is tfi *
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points tait
Pa ! : DRsr hy this Kcute h T choloa of
POUR DIFFERENT ROUTES ,
And tbs Advantage of Six Dally Unis cl FtliW
* r3 Ircrn cniu o to
New York CityWiihout Change.
All E'prm Tran ! on this lint art tqu pr dHl
the tm I.ouse fat nt Air Br r and
Mil ! r' ' "t'lit Sifa y Ht ! term and
Couplers , ti iao t - rfect tro-
tecaon Ajwticd
dtn.3 in tno world
PULLVAK PAtACL SLEEPING AND D'HIHQ GARS
Arsrunont jardnj on lloutj.
Infonaatlon conoern ar t ou'es , Katis , lln
Connect on- , ! c . oH > " ch rlully elTtn by
app yinx .t the offl8 of the urj KtOu Hoate ,
6li t < jurryn 3ttet , Omih * . < iraska.
C.EHIKK : > B. u UIKH-OCK. .
0 ul > i ui < tir Gto. VTntV Piss. Ag't.
J. O. PHILLl PI. S ; . Jo . , Mo.
Giutral AgMt , Orai. .
11 i1UtL ,
fspj-dl _ liAst Agrent Ccit
Cn CC t weat In voar own Vm , Tenn ind ta
i OU cuiQifrw" Address a. HiUIett ft CoH
Pcrtland , M
JjiCWH
&A & $ #
$ . ? .
The Only .gsmedy |
TlaArl TS ATTH-&A5:2 TUIS 0 |
"flTs EOWSLS ,
ondfhsKSDNEYSr
J - conJf : tJ a ;
rfvlM/xer to curs all ditcaxs.
Wa & ? & Wo
&fil x > v tiuiiILAJ allow these ffreat orgunf I
j/jfo become dcyjfd or io vt , end f
ffipotsenovaAumonare tfirrcfore forca"
\fl'Mo \ tfobo4 ! < l1hfit sbouid te
nd reportsihar r.myr ty throw ojf
Cifg * . * * " ' * < rT * 53 ? ; iic : oJ
For COUGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA , CONSUMP
TION , and all Dieensea of the THROAT nnd LUNGS.
Th most awepuMe prep-r tl IP m ihu kuoxm , \ Bv1 "in ; t. TO'.TJ ROCK ind RYK i' , /
L mon Julr o. y > u tiste n oxollont Appetizer ind Tonic , t. r urn nl auJ Mmi.y < ! T
lmm . .t krull r lnir fal.sacdtcc numtrnutts .mtnlaij rec u d i.i . anlhtf b t c-.Icn n
of i : is \ > t auJ run ula I'y
Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than
any article in the market.
nflflTIOM DON"T BE DECEIVEI > by unprincipled dealer. ho try to rnlm off upcn v -
UrtU 1 lUtli c 'U.m < , u Ko k ami KTeinp'aceof our TOI.r ROCK and KYK. wblcli Ut ! *
onlyM jjlCAlLl > arllciff iua < If , Ihs OESVI.SE narinif iv COVER.N'MKST STAilP on each buttle.
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue :
TREASUKV DEPARTMENT. OrTICKOF IXTKKXAL RKVKSUK. ?
VVianijaio.-t , 1 > . C . J-.nu.iry ° 0 , ISaO. I
K -m. LiWRKSCE 4 MAKTEf , 1111 JL dn ! St. , Chicago , " 's-
GUTLIM : This compound , in tb oplnun of thUofflce , would ha\es sufficient ciunntilv. '
t eUAiSiliFTOLU tuiivolt ll thaaltau ae .cri > < t totbUirtlclo In pectoral cvn > t'l l. *
nhila the whJsky ard tbeujnip cons'Uutc an ni I loti rendering It an aurcivtblo rcne < 'v ' to IV ,
pits Cii pounded CCT r lair t. . tlr form" , it iiuv prop rlv tocIiu-cUaa.i UElICI ) * > Ar
" ' "i.r'ABATION under thd prut 1 lor * of U. * K l vil SUtt'te * . imt whe noftampt ! r * * *
lolJ ry nru sifts , Apuihccjnea and Other I'tiMU wilnout rtndenug them IUMo t. pay i-prnim
Ux 3,1 Uqui r dealeri
YotinRt.fuili , ( ? | CTC.I ) QBEEN. B. KAUM.Commlsaloner
LAWRENCE & MARTIN. Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GROCEES and DEALERS everywherR
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE OROGRAPHY O < tHta COUNTRY.
SEE BV EXAMINING THit. MAP. fnAT THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R ,
IS THE (5KEAT ( CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & THL'
Itn main lln run * fnim ( "hlcnu < > Council i JHiln ? Cir * for entlniriiunw * only ,
BluCi paMln < ihrnuBh .loiter , 'H'Cifa , Ln fille. " pent remiirnuf .ur 1'aiaro Inr * l
fieneseo. Unltae. Kink h'unil. ' Uavenp > rt , x\ut f SA1OON .mereTOII can enjoy jour '
I.lb 'rt7 , lo"a.it . Maren * , Drooklyn..rtnnell. | ntnll npnrs of the ' "
i > e Mollies thi capital of loirin. smart. Atlan Mncnltlcrnt Iron Brntafls span
tic and A nca. ntth branches from lur u nn.l . .Mlnourl rtrennt all point * of " " : "
Junction tn I'aorta. Wilton Junction vu ca- llntf.and trannffr aron oM < t ntlntmon _ ,
tlre , Waahtnrton , FalrOoM. KMon. lislknup. K.inxtf * Cltr. Leavenwnrtb. nnil AtcillPOC Vifi *
CentrevllW , lrmoc.on Trenton , ( jallntln. ' Hnie * nrctlnnii r > * lnemartH In Union ix-jotl * .
rjn. L iw.wortli Atcbtsun. and Kaasi 1 ity THE IMCIM-lt-AI. II. It. lONNKIIIOlVS t
Waihlniftou to bin"urncr , O&kaoo ! < 9 , nnd Knnx- THIS CHEAT T1I110COU JJM5 AHtf ir-
rillo ; Kuckuk t taram ton. Itonannrte. lirn- I01 LO\V
toisrort , Inrtfricndcnt. I.KIon. Ouumvr.v Kilcly- At IIICAIKI. with alt dlT r Ir" line ? < \K \
East sna niinth. .
Nt-irton to Jl' nro < , DoHMolries to Indmnolaanil At KMII.EWOOI ) , with tno L.B. * M.a.
Wintrrsxt : Atlantic to J.owls unil Auilutxm. nnd ? t.V * . It-IWn.
A" " a to Jlarltn Tan 1 pojItlvBlr tlit onlf AtwtmiiMiiu.v llKinins. with 1' ,
Ktillroni ] . which -mn' . and operate * a tliroush L. u it.
line from ( . htrnxo into ttm Mate or Han * if. At IA aALlf. with III. Cent. U. U.
Through Kxnrpsa PisseuaurTrain * . ltli I'nll- MI'kOKIA.wHh 1 r , x J . 1 , 1 > . AC.-
teaa "aluce" nr attachpil.aioruijfnciway dally . . . ' . . . . " _ '
tstwHcntitu MI > and I'tniiA , KA.V A Crrv. At Hotit Ht\Nl > wltli "Ml w'uikoo A. JWK.i
CorNClI UU'rrs UTAvrswouin and ATCUl- I Inland ijjort Lino. " nr.a llort ! Inlit.V le"5.
b y. Throashc r area Honmb tweenSli' n- At UAVESPHIIT , with the Davenport l * i
ion unit Knn n I Itr. TU tbo "illlwttuki'o and C. 31. Abt. 1" it. 1C.
Rocl.lilanttho- " AtWesrLllifKTrwiththoll..C.IL.t J
Th-j " ( jrv.it v. Kit inland" In matraltlrentlf tlthl cntrnllowaU II
fo tporj. . lt < ruatl bar ] is otmplT purfcct. anX its _ H. with l > M. A K l > H.
tr > iuy Mill v.tth 5i el rail : . At ( ot NCII ii.urr .witb Lnlvn facmon. * .
Vt hat mil plenf y iu most win 60 the plca nri Al-MA1A. with II. A.Mo. It. It It. In Nac.
ol enloyins jon- meal . nhlln pu.-3lna orcrth * AtCoLfMiirsJocrio.f.wiihll.C It A.JV..ufV
b ftutunl prairie1 * of illlnolBand lown. In ono of At irrrrtrrA. wltn Central lownll. U W
our ciKnltlcant Dlntns Cars that accompany all St. 1 A I'ta. ocd ( . ' . II. Ay 1C Kd
Tnrtrasu Exprei" Tr ln Ton c t an entlru At KtOKUK.wtthTou 1'co.AWiir. : WlS ,
coal , aj poorf as Is served In nnr flrat-cUss hotel , Ix > uw .t I'aeanrt rtt. K. K > . A NW. . If UO- (
for seventy-Qvu c uf . At t AiiriioN' . irltli H.Kt-J It , It ,
ppreclatlnir the fact that a njnjorltr nf thn At ATClllsoy. with Atch . Topekn Abac to ar
people prefer separate apartments fordllTnrtriit Atch. A Neb. anrt C n. IJr. LI I * 1C Uds.
purpos < < tand thalmmente pnasenzer bu. io At I.HAVENWOUTU. with Kan. I'aa.
Of thu linn warranting Iti. w ? ar flrajed to nnt t Cent. It1U .
nounco tnat this rropan > runs J'uilm.in 1'ataca AtKA.vnA CITY , with all lines for tt
Can for sleeping purposes , and J'utic * I and Southwest.
J ' 7" : / * r run thm sh to FEO1UA , WE * MtltS
COfXC'I * JH.UFFS. KJLA- ! CITY. A TCHISO.V , on l I.KAVE > WOIITII.
Ticked Tin thl * JLIne , UHOTVII n * thn "llrviit JIuclc. I IunU Ituulc , " are lalo UA
( U ! Tleiitt Acrnln In the I/nlte-J 3tat * i.nil C'uniida.
1'or lurormation not oblulnabln nt your home UcUet office. Ji1tr .
r.n. ic. RT. .rou > r.
Uea'I uperlc : cdent. Uon'l Tkt. and 1'ats'ur
BATHER !
And evoryining pertaining to the Furniture ando
Trade.
o upholstery .
A GO PLETE ASSoVnVI HT OF HEW GOODS AT THE
mow th tt aiul 1210 Farnham Street
improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator ]
O JB 1 88O-
MANUFACTURED BY P. P. MAST & GO. , SPRINGFIELD ,
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Iteain Walking
Oultivator , with or without Sf rings.
Tiie New Torce Feed Buckcvo IJrill. ono or two Dorse Styl-j
Enquire ior them at the beat dealers.
F. H , PUGS , Gen. Agent , Omaha , 3STeh
Za RHECMATI M. CfREECOUOHS sna
CO'D3
CURES EHEUUATISM. TCEE3 COUOIIS uid
COLD1'
CURE3 60RE THROAT. CURES PTPTHERTA.
crR = < } LAME BACK and KTIFF
CURErt LAME BACK , ami ST FP ' ° ' - ' > T
cc Eii"pvj , errs c.i TJBCISE ?
CU2 5 EUEVi CCTS ncj BBViSES.
SCI.D Df O1IAHA ST ALI.DRCG01ST3.
rj-GotoYasr Dryit ! fa/Miss Treena
lT6vyitSo = ilT > iei. Jsr biijtaimw sd dnr .
blllty ef color they i na oaCid. Celcr 2 to
NERVOUS DEBiLIT
Humphreys'
Been In u * * 0 j < * .21
I * th m'4t nc I
c ssful remsdy known. Pricojt per v.t' cl
vrnb and faK Thl if oowdt-r Ji > rS3 , ntpo tjj
fre on re ipt of priro. "I JII'ilKB f
IIOMEO. MED CO . ' 00 Fulton St. . J
Illiist. Calsjun of Recdpls P
DR. A. S.
COH8ULT1NG PHYS1G1A1
HAS PERMAi TS7t.Y : LOCATED HIS M
t33Tti-.il Street , .
OL'ariar h5 ur/ices la lU dspart o- .
= adiciao isd s-i
eocialtod = Jit &i4 < Jiy , = ! - -
j ru ct tha elry &ad COUSty 03 tea r et V j
, i tele ; u = s. '