Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 25, 1880, Morning Edition, Image 3
ATTflr.KEYS-AT-UW. ( LstJ cl IVashinjton , D. C , ) 1 1TOP EY-AT-LA\V , J\ _ 1321 ramuim St. , Omaha. i'alents , Pensions nnd Govern ment iaims. Kofcrs , l'lH.nni6-ioa , Jo Genl C F. Mundtr- von , lieu. A. J. I'uppletan , and T. I . Kimball , II < g. _ a.ul7-lra A. T. GROSSLIY , A TTOKNKY AM ) COUXSCLOIl AT LAW JA.Ko. . Sit South 15th St , lct. Famham and Uxrney. au7l ) 1m Hnux A. ETCKOKS. W. W. STURGES & BARTLETT , TTOUSF.Y-AT-IAW No l.CreightonBlock , JOmaha. . l > cb. _ CHARLES POWELL , TCSTICE OKTUK I'EJCE ' ornor IBth and tJ I'amhatn Sfr. , OinahaNtb. TTORSnr AT LAW C-mpbciTg Block , . 13th StreetTjctwecu rarnham Bud Douglas. OMAHA. KEB. D. L. THOMAS , AriORXKT AT I,1W Loans morey , buys and sUls rtal estate. Boom 8 , Creiguton ntf-ck. A. C. TRGUP , TTORKSV AT LAV ? Office In Hanscom'a _ V liiock , with George E. IMtchott , 1606 farnhara St. OMAHA. NEB. OEXFER U THOMAS , A TTORNEY AT LAW Cralcisnank Build .A. Inc. A. H. CKADW1CX , A TTOKNEY AT LAW Office 1501 Farnham J ± _ far et. et.A. A. SK'ARTZLAKDE A TTORKET AT LiT-f Cor. 13th and Fambun jCJL Btret WILLIAM A. FOKDA , * TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. _ CX Kooui So. 6 , > "rciszcr Block , opposite Post Office. OMAHA , NEB. . L. PEABQDY , T AYrTEU OSco In Cratzhton Block , nort ta JLl Post dec , OUA1IA , NEBRASKA. 3-Pckntt Procured."fla SOIAHY rcKiio. OOLIXCTIONS UADX E. D. MCLAUGHLIN. 1 TTORSET AT LAW AND JUSTICE OP _ tV TflE PEACE Southeast comer Fifteenth 3TCotectlonR ! Promptly Attended lo.TSJi G'BRIEH & BARTLETT , Attorneys-at-Law , OFFlCS-Unlon BlockJVtecnch an < ? Farnhanrf A. L. ROB1SQN. A TTORKEY A.T LAW. Room Cralshton ' .ft. Block. OM MIA N b. Iun4.tf S . Si. ATTORNEY AT LAW. KAH3AGH BLOCK , COR. DOUGI5TH STS. OMAHA , NEC. W. d. Gonneli , Attorney-at-Law , Office : Front rooms , up Blairs , In n&uscom'e new lirlck building , N. W. cornet Fifteenth and Fsrnhara Etrcttfl. . KKOICE. cnis. E. BEBICE. 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In advance ( postpaid ) 53.00 Ominf-B " " 4-00 3 months " " 2.00 TIME TABLES- THE MAILS. C , 4N. W. B R. , 5:30 a. m. , 2:40 : p. m. C. B. & Q 5 :50 a. m. , 2:40 p. m. C. R. 1 & P. R. R. . 6:30 : a , m. , 2:10 p. m. C'St Joe 6:80 a. m. S. City & P. 630a.m. U. P. BH. . , 11:10 a. m. O. & R. V. to Lincoln , 10 a. m. B. & M. R. R , 6:40 : a m. 0. fS. W. , 7:30 a. a. oprsnco C. &K W. R.R. , 11 a. m. , 11 p. m. C. B. & Q. , 11 a. m , 9:30 : p. m. C. It I. & P. , 11 a. m. , 11 p. m. C. B. t St , Joe.,11 a.m. , 11 p. ra. U. P. B B , , 1 p m. O. & R. V. from Lincoln , 12:10 p. in. 8 City &P.,11 a.m. B. &M. in > ieb..4p. m. Local nuils for States Iowa leave but once a dav , via : 4:30 a. m. Office open from 12 to 1 p. m. Sundiya. THOMAS F. HALL. Postmaster. Arrival And Departure of Trains UNION PACIFIC. LEAVE. ABE1VB. Daily Express..I2:15.p. m. 8:25p. : m. do Mired 6.10 p m. 4:25 : p. m. do Freight 6:30a.m. 1:40 p. rr. do do 8:15 a.m. 1230 a.m. TIME CARD OF THE BURLINGTON. LEAVE OMAHA. Exprers 3)0p : m. KxpreBS 100 a. m , Mail 6.-CO a. m. Mail 10:00 p. m. Sundays Excepted. , Sundays Exccptcd. CHICAGOROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC. Mall 6:00 : a. m. 1 Mail 10:00 p. m. Express 8:40 p.m. | Express 10:00a. : m. CHICAGO NORTH'VVE3TERN. Mall 6 : 0a.m. I Mail 7:20p.m. Express 3:40p. : m. | Express . . . .10:00 : a. ns. Sunda ) B cxccptcd. KANSAS CITY , ST. JOE & COUNCIL BLUFFS. LBAVB ARRIVE. Mail S:00a.m. [ Express 7:40a.m. Express 6:1-0 : p.m. I Mafl 7:25 j.m. The on'r line running Pullman Sleeping Cars out of Omaha to Uulon Depot. OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND JSIOUI CITY & PACIFIC EA1LBOADS. Express 8:00 a. m. 1 Fxprew 4:30 : p m. Daily ExceptSnndiys. B. & M. R. R. In NEBRASKA. [ WIST ] [ BAST ] Omaha ( lr ) . 9:00 Kearney J'nc flv)8:50 ) : a m Plattsm'th ar 1 0 5 a m Bloomin tonlv)5:10 ( am KearnyJ'ncar)7:55 ( ) p m Red Cloud rtv ) 6:35 a m Red Cloud ( arr)7:5tpm ) Plattsm'th ( ar ) 4:20 : p m Bloom'gtonar ( : 5 p m Omiha ( an ) . . .4:55 p m REPUBLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY. HasUnttCv ) 8:05 a m | Bloom'Kton ( rl:30pm ) Bbominpton 1:35 p m I Hastings ( w ) 6:55 p m Orleans ( Iv ) 7:30 a m I Indiincla ( r ) lrO p m Orleans ( ar ) 7:00 p ml Indianola ( Iv ) 2:50 pm SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL R. R. HJl . 6:10 : am I Express . 10:00 aTi Express . 8,40pm Mail . 720 p m WABASH , ST. LOUIS fcPACmC. WAVES. ARRIVES. Mail . 8a.rn.IMaU . . . ll:65a m Express 3:40 : p. m. ( Express . 4:25 : p. m. BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R. R. Leave Omaha , daily. 8 a. m , 9 a. m. , 10 a rn.t 11 a. m. , 1 p. m. , 2 p. m. , 3 p. m , 6 p. m , , 6 p. m. , Lrave Council Bluffs ; 855 a. m. , 25 a. m , , 1055 a. m. , 1125 a. m , IS 5 p m , 2:25 p. m. , 3:25 p. m , E 5 p. m. , 6:2fi p. m. , Four trips on Sunday , leaving Omaha at 9 and 11 a. m. , 2 and B p. m ; Council Blufls at 8X5 , 11:25 a , in. , and 225 nnd 625 p. m. TASSEhOER IRADtS Leave Omaha : 6 a. m. , 7 a. m. , 8SO a. m. , 1 p. m. , 4:50 p. m. , 7:25 p. m. , Leaie Council Bluffs : 6:15 a. m , , 9:40 a. to , , 11:40 a , in. 5:25 p ra-7:00 p. m. , 7 0 p. m. Dailv except Sunday. OMAAA 4 REPUBLICAN VALLEY R. B. LEAVE , ARRIVE. Mail . 10:45 a. m. , 4:35 : p. m. Duly except Sundays. COMMERCIAL , Omaha Wholesale Markets. OMAHA , August 25,1880. BUTTER AND EGGS. ChoiceUble 1014c Packers lota 7@10 Fresh eggs , per doz 12J Honey 20 POULTRY. Chickens , per doz 225 Bucks 8@9 GROCERIES. SUGARS. CntLoaf 10 1'owdered 10 § Granulated 10 | Standard "A" 10 | OffA 10 Extra "C" 93 SYRUPS. Extra choice and very bright. . . 50 Bright Table Drins 45 Now Orleans Mollassea 50 Market advancing. COFFEE. Ivio , prime to choice 17i Eio good to prime 16 * Rio fair to good la Mocha 274 O. G.Java 27J RICE. Choica Good to prime UltiEDtHOnU New Prunes 8 } OldPrunes 6 ? Currants.choice new 7j MackBemes 12 $ Itaspherries 83J Pitted cherries 20 Michigan crtd Apples 8 A N. Y. Sliced 9 Ex-aporated " 6J Stite Peaches 8 Salt Lake Peaches 15 California Peaches 15 CANNED GOODS. 1 'S"OyBters , 2 Ib cans , tf case. . 8 70 do do lib can.percase. . 240 Lightweight Oysters 2 Ib case 2 90 Salmon , 1 Ib , tf dozen 1 73 do 21btdozen ? 2 65 Standard Tonjatoes,2 Ib , # case 2 30 " " 3 Ib , case 8 00 Standard Peaches , 3 Ib. \ ? case. 4 40 21b , tfcase. 840 Raspberries , 2 Ib , tf case. 8 00 Blackberries 2 Ib , tf case 2 80 Corn , 2 lb. case 380 Apples , Gal , \3 \ doz. . . . . 3 75 Narrow Fat Peas,2 Ib , # case. . 4 00 S trine ; Beans. 2 Ib , per case. . . . 2 40 SUNDRIES. Nutmegs. 10 Pepper 17 Allspice 17 Cloves 45 Cosfcia. . . 25 Hope 9Jj Candles , IGoz 13 GreenwichLye.perlcase 3 85 Beansper bushel 1 SO Cheese fullcream 114 GLASS. Window Glass , CO per cent , dis count off list. HARDWARE. IRON. Common bar 3 Horse-shoe bar 4 Norway nail rod 9 STEEL. Jastplow 9 Am. cast , tool 18 Jes'p's , Eng. do 25 KAILS. Tunsupwards. . . . . . . . 5 50 B'rd'd's shoe'g 5 50 " mule" 6 50 Omaha nails tena , upwards. . . ' 3 50 NwW hn 23@30 Putn.-un nails 23@EO DRY GOODS. BROWN COTTONS , Atlantic "H" 7 ? do "P" . 7 Pepperell " 0" 7 ? do "R. " . . . 7 ? do E" : ; ; si ludianHead 8 Lawrence XXX. . " 10 Xecnwka , Standard"AA" . ! ! ! Amoskeag Beaver Creek , "AA" _ Haymakers. . . . . > v. g Pabner e Oti3"AXA" do "BB" J u do "CC" I. . . . 13 Warren "AXA" 5 do "BB" ; . ; ' 14 do "CC" . J | BLEACHED COTTOKH. Lonsdald 9 do Cambric jo Cabot f Pruitof the Loom 10 ewYorkTillK ] \ 12 Hills'Mnslin ; . . U Wamsotta Pepperell TICKINQS. Amoakcaz. . . . . . IS Fails O.B.O 20 do "AA" K ? do "AAA" 16 Pearl Rlret . . . . . H Albany Albion. . . . 7 ? Harmony 5 | American ' 6 1-2 Allen's - Allen's Pinks . . . : 8 Ancona fancy 7 1-2 Manchester 8 Merrimac. , v. : 7 1-2 Merrimac shirtings 61-2 Richmonds 6 1-2 Richmonds , E 71-2 Spragne'g 6 1-2 Simpson's mourning 71-2 Simpson's black 7 1-2 8TBIPEB. American . 10@11 Amoskeag. 12 12m Awning stripes m Lewie ton , A 17 1-2 Hamilton 11 1-2 Omega Ilal2 Pittsfield. lu LUMBER. Framing , 18 ft and under § 20 00 Each add. ft. over 18 , per M . . 50 Fencing , No. 1,12 to 20 ft. . . . 22 00 No. 2,12 to 20 ft. . . . 20 00 Sheeting , dressed , No. 1 20 00 " " No.2 19 00 Common boards , dressed 2200 STOCK BOABDS. A stock 40 00 B " 35 00 C " 30 00 Common stock 25 00 FLOORING. No , 1 flooring 4000 No.2 " 35 00 No.3 " 25 00 Yellow pine flooring , No. 1. . . . 45 00 BIDISO. No. 1 siding. 25 00 No.2 " . 2250 No.3 " . 2000 PICKETS. No. 1 pickets , per M. 8250 No.2 " " 2500 No. 1 finish , 1J , 1J , and 2in. . . 65 00 No.l " lin 50 00 No.2 , 1J , and 2 in. . 45 00 No.2 1m 40 00 No.3 35 00 SHIP LAP. Plain ship lap 2300 OG * No.l 3000 " " No.2 25 00 " No.3 CEILING. § beaded , 6 in. . No. L 2500 " No.2 23 00 i " 4and 6in. , No. 1. . . 40 00 No.2. . . 35 00 Corrugated ceiling , No. 1 50 00 SHINGLES. Afstarbest ) shingles 3 75 No,2 " 300 No3 ! " 2 50 Lath 4 00 Lime , bbl 135 " bulk , per bu 40 Cement , bbl 250 Iowa plaster , bbl 2 60 Michigan plaster , bbl 2 75 Hair , per bu 25 Tarred felt , 100 Ibs 3 00 Straw board , " 4 00 O G bat tons , per 100 ft. lin. . . 1 25 Well curbing 30 00 Rough 4 , , and 2 in. , in batts , per 100 ft. lin 50 POSTS Cedar halves , 7 in 18 " " 6 in 16 " QuarterSin 16 Oak , 4x4 30 " 4x6 40 O G casing , 54 and 6 in , , per lOOftliu 300 Oak plank and timber , per M. 4000 Clear poplar 50 00 Black Walnut. 10000 HIDES. Green hides , perlb _ 6 , Green cured hides 74 Dry hides 15al7 Dry salted hides 10al2 Sheep Pelts 25al50 Tallow 4i LIQUORS , WINES , ETC. High wines , pergal 1 08 Alcohol , ISO per cent , per gal. 2 10 Freni h spirits , proof 118 Marshall's bourbon whisky. . . . 1 23 Miller's bourbon whisky 1 25 Brandy , very fine , per gal. . . . 2 OOaS 00 " common to fine 150 Gin , 100 per cent 150 " Holland. 90 per cent 1 25 Rums , mixd Jamaica , per gal. 1 60a3 00 " New England 2 00 Kennedy Bitters per gal 1 50 " " per caaa . 7 nO " " per 100 cases 7 00 Champagnes , pints in baskets. 25 00 Domestic champaigne 22 00 Port wine , per case 1 50a3 00 Sherries 1 50a3 00 Ales , Edinburg 2 7-r " Bass&Co.'s 225 Guinness Dublin stout 2 25 LEATHER. Best slaughter sole 82 Bestoak 41 French kips 1 lOal 40 French caff , leading brands. . . 1 50a2 10 Domestickips 75al 10 Domei-tic calfs 1 lOal 30 Hemlock upper , per foot 2."a26 Oak upper , per foot 25a''G _ Grain , upper per foot 25 Linings , per doz 8 00a9 50 Toppings , per doz 11 00 Morrocce ( bootleg ) per foot. . . Soa'S " oildressed 35 " Simon per skin 3 00a3 25 " glove kid SO Boot webbing , per foot 45 HARNEbS LEATHER. No. 1 Pittsburg oak No. 1 Pittsburg oak No. 1 Cincinnati oak No. 2 Cincinnati oak No. 1 hemlock No.2Hemlock COAL-RETAIL. Anthracite 10 50 Blossburg 1203 Wyoming 8 50 Oskaloosa 6 50 Iowa nut 5 00 White Breast 550 Facts tnat We Know. If you ere Buffering with a severe cough , cold , asthma bronchitis , con sumption , loss of voice , tickling in the throattor , any affection ot the throat or lungs , we know that Dr. . KINO'S NEW DISCOVERY will give you immediate relief. We know of hun dreds of cases it has completely cured , and that where all other medicines had failed. No other remedy can show one-half as many permanent cures. Now to give you satisfactory proof that DR. KING'S NEW DISCOV ERY will euro you of Asthma , Bron chitis , Hay Fever , Consumption , Se- ore Coughs and Gelds , Hoarseness , or any Throat or Lung Disease , if you will call at J. K. Isii Drutr Store you can get a trial bottle free of cost , era a regula- size bottle for $1.00 jan61y(2) ( Bucsien'a Arnica Salve The BEST SALVE In the world for Outs , Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt Rheum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp ed Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salvo U guaranteed to give perfect satiafac tlod in every case or money re tended. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by 8dly J. K. ISH , Omaha. CHICAGO SHOT TOWER 00. Minulacturers ot STANDARD BE SURE TO BUT IT. THE BEST IN MABEET. E. W , BLATCHFOBD & CO. 3 * i JtinuUcturen ot lead FipaSheetand Bar Lead , BloctTin , Pipe ana Saldcr , Lirseod Oil xnd Oil Cite. OBDEBS SOLICITED. 70 NORTH CLINTON ST. , CHICAGO. Bep29eodt * HUNTED DOWN. TUB KE1LY OA > G OF AUSTRALIAN OUT- L WS DESTROYED A DESPERATE LEADER. Tco wildest excitement prevailed in Melbourne and the provinces , says a Melbourne p.iper of Julj 10 , as the particulirs of the attack , capture and death of the Kellys came to hand. All the papers issued extras , the Argus five editions. Some obscurity surrounds the action of the police on Saturday irght after the death of Sherritt. According to the account of the stition master at Glenrowantho gang only left Shcr- ritt's hut at 6 o'clock in the morning. Anyhow , information only reached Beochworth at 1 o'clock in the after noon. The police and back-trackers immediately started In pursuit. The latter were leaving for Queensland on the following dayand the government obtained permission to retain them. On leaving Sherritt's the gang evi dently made for their old haunts , but expecting the alarm to be given much sooner by the police , stopped at Glen- rowan , awoke the station master nnd buret tao door of a he/use previously bailed. Several employes of the rail way were then summoned , and the elate layers compelled to tear tip the line for half a mile on each sideof the station. The gang , however , omitted to interrupt the telegraph. Hart was meanwhile watching Stainstreet , the station master. The gang eventually bailed up the whole station , confining their prisoners in Mrs , Jones' hotel , , fifty yards from the station , relieving guard by turns. They remained iu possession all Sunday. A special train , with a party of newspaper men , police and back track- era , started from Benalla to the ecene of the outrage , but stopped short of ihe township , as the gang had torn up the track at a curve in the road , on one side of which was a deep ravine. The intention was to ditch the train and massacre the survivors. Thisde- sien miscarried. On the arrival of the train at the depot a shot was fired , and the police and backtrackera were soon engaged with the gang. Super intendent Hare was wounded at the first shot. About sixty shots were fired through the weather-boards of the hotel , when the screams of the women and children induced the offi cers to discontinue. After a pause , the action cmtinued , the outlaws keeping up a steady fire on the offi cers. Two children a boy and girl were wounded. Reinforcements hav ing arrived , a heavy volley was poured into the house , and Byrne , one of the gang , was fatally shot. Ned Kelly , the leader , left the hotel during the fight , and returned in the morning. It was nearly 8 o'clock when his tall figure was seen close behind the line of police. At firit it was thought that he was a black fellow. He carried a great coat over his arm , and walked coolly and slowly among the police. His head , chest , back and sides were all protsctecl with heavy plates of quarter-inch iron. When within easy distance of Senior Constable Kelly , who was watching him , he fired. The police then know who ho was , and fired on the ruflian. The contest be came one which , from its remarkable nature , almost baffles description. Iine policemen joined in the conflict , and fired noint blank at Kelly , but al though it wai apparent that many of the shots hit him , in consequence of the way in which ho staggered , yet ho always preserved himsalf , and , tap ping his breaat , he laughed derisively at his opponents as he coolly returned their fire , fighting only with a revel ver. It appeared as if ho was a fiend with a charmed life. For half an hour the strange combat was catried on. Then Sergeant Steclo rapidly closed iu on him , and when within only about ten yards of him he fired two shots into his logs , and this brought the outlaw down. Ho was only wounded , nnd appeared still deter mined to carry on the desperate con flict , but Steele bravely rushed in and seized the hand iu which Kelly held his revolver , the only weapon with which he was armed. Ho tired ono shot after this , but without effect. When on the- ground he roared with savage ferocity , cursing the DO- lico. Ultimately ho was stripped of liis armor , and then became quiet and submissive , after which he was carried bound to the railway station by Ser geant Steele This desperado is in jail. The prisoners meanwhile es caped from the hotel , and the fi ht wa3 renewed. Cannon was telegraphed for. llov. Father Tierney asked Kel ly's sister to go to the house and tell her brother to surrender. This young woman , well mounted and becomingly dressed , said she would rather see him burned in the housa than aak him to surrender. The firing was renewed , and at length , in the presence of 200 sDCctators , the house was sot on fire. Father Tierney rushed in amidst the llatnes and resound an old man named Sbenyonoof the prisoners , who had bean badly wounded , also the body ot Byrne. Two other outlaws perished in the flames. The country people retained the bodies and threatened vengeance on the police. However , the Kelly gng is blotted out. The Two Paxtlea. Si. Paul Pioreer-Prtss. Back of the two candidates for president stand the two parties which put them forward as their representa tives or thier masks. Vastly more im portant than the personal records and qualifications of the candidates are the record and character of the par ties that seek success and power through them. He is an exceptional president who escapes from the tradi tions and influences of his political surroundings , and makes his adminn- tra'ion an expression. his own per sonality. If either of the present candidates does this , it will not bo ho who is most superior to his party , who was least in sympathy with his polit ical following. Gen. Hancock , as president , will not bo permitted to be better than his party. Gen. Garfield will not try to be. He will merely try to represent and rule in accord ance with the best common sense , morality and sagacity that is iu it. It behooves the voter to ask what are the partioa which stand behind these can didates and what light does their char acter and history cast upon the proba ble policy of future governments con trolled by them ? And this light must be sought In the history of the parties rather than in the carefully prepared declarations of principles , framed to pitch votes on the eve of election. It is not difficult to find it there. The republican party has not had a long career , but it is full of events that make history. It came into be- ' irg to fulfill a great mission and to right a great wrong. It tulfilled that mission in forum and field. It grap pled the great wrong that was eating out the nation's heart like an ulcer , in the halls of legulation and justice , and whenever the skirmish line of a popular election was drawn. When political antagonism became civil war tha republican party rose to the height of the situation , took the reins of gov ernment dropped by its cowardly or traitorous opponents , and held them bravely and firmly through all the terrific crisis that followed. At home and abroad ; iu the field , in the capital , in tha legislative halls , in the courts , in foreign courts , and in the world's money mar kets , the republican party maintained the integrity of the union , the free dom of all the people and the honor and credit of the nation. This record is closed ; this mission fulfilled ; but who shall say its glory and honor has departed from the party that achieved It ] With the close of the ww the re publican party opened a new record of civil achievement as great in its way as thearrnpgle for national existence. It reconstructed the temple of the na tional life , which It had defended from assault until it was disordered and shattered. It restored the union of state ? , which had been broken , and restored each cftmmonwealth to its old place , purged of the ancient wrong and with a now meaning given to the commonplaces of popular freedom and equity. It restored the wreck which war had made of the ma terial inte'ests of the coun try. It continued the sacrifices which hid enabled it to carry on the war , boldly projected the taxation of war time far into the season of peace to restore the national finances and maintain the national credit. It has reduced the national debt one- quarter since the war closed , and the annual burden of interest charge one- half. It ha jaalously guarded the national credit , resisted all temptation - tion to reckless financiering , rigidly reduced the paper issues of the war and restored the treasury notes to par with gold within fourteen years after the war closed. It has labored to place the public service and the civil administration upon a higher plane , and , as its latest achiex-ement , has tiken the first steps in the history of the government to destroy the en trenched system of a political civil service and make tenure of office de pend upon honesty and apacity. While the republican party has been doing this , the democratic party has simply resisted it at every step. Beginning its history as the represen tative of certain principles , the de mocracy ended by suffering the con tagionsdry rot of slavery ; and be coming a party of mere reaction and resistance. It has had no principles since 1865 , and that half of it too cowardly to fight for its principles has had none since I860. It resisted the prosecution of the war for the Union. It resisted the execution of the re construction policy afterwards. It re sisted the payment of the public debt and the restoration of specie pay ments , end gave it-i countenance to every wild and foolish finan cial experiment which has been suggested to impair the national credit under a pretense of popular re lief. It has resisted every beneficent measure of public policy which the republican party has presented for twenty years , without offering any thing for itself. Eepublican Eegistration , FIFTH WARD. Allen R C Avondet John Anderson Jens Brown E S Bonner James BintCharles Bonariea F W Billings Jacob Bonner Charles E Brown J J Benson George- Brown C. J. Boden Charles Bohner Harry Beekman Hans Bremer J B Bonner Thos Bongston Olof Bellmay F F Brown C H Brockin JiH Burroughs J H Benson W V BarnumJIl Bensen Peter Bonnivier J A Croesley C W Coaley L Chollmon Henry Comings Thos Cramer H W Cumuiings J Chrispin C H Dare Joseph Doane Gee Doolittle W V Dallow T Doolittlo N B Edcerton J S Erck John Elting 0 S Farnsworth Thoa Fisher Chas Frisoni Otto Fleming Mitchell Fields C C France Jas P Fearon E Gardiner Chas Gsamtner AntonJ Hoff Martin Heimrodt Gee Housed John Harvey P J Hodfield DP Hall Thoa F Heins W F Hawver S Hargreaves Thos laberg J N Johnson John Jones Rutner P Killingsworth 0 P Kaiser Chas Kiaker A F Kane A B Limburg Fred Leader A Leader Ed Leader Louis Larson John Lawles 0 M Lyon Christ Mohr B M Malenburg A McGuire Pat Mson Robt Mitchel H J Martin Robt McDonald J W Moler Peter U Moore F W Motz Saml Meldoom Thos Mauss Christ Mauss Fred McConnell Robt MoConnell F R McConnell R J Nye Fred Newton J L Newman JOB ; la Overbargor P Packard F L Parmelee E A Ponlez Chas Ryan Nols Reed John Rich Julius Rhodes Zick Rhodes Thos Ryan Wm RuffEF Redman Gee Rohwer Henry Rhodes Basel Rhodes Jamet Richter H G Seifken Adolph Scow Wm Sullivan Jerry Shaw E H Sampson E D Siuer Fred Stout B F Segelke A Sievers John Simpson A E Schmick C L Slatter J A Siegler M H Saltorbeck Chas Sherwood E H Sison S N Valentine Jones Valentine V A Valentine J M Valentine Jeo C ToozarAR Tibbalo G W WymanE Wilder IJ Wilkins Chas Wakcfield S Washington H 0 Whitehouse W J Worm A Winslade J E Waller FOB If you arc troubled with deranged kidneys deliy not. Vut pet ono of Prof Guilmettes French Kidney Fad ? , and you will be cured. THE ROAD TO HEALTH. Cleanse the stomach , bowels aud blood from all acrid , conupt and offensive accumulations , and you remove the cause of most diseases , nnd thus preserve good health and also save la e doctor's bilh. The most effectual and reliable remedy for this purpose is Sim mons' Liver Kegulator , purely vegetable. The trial of ono bottle or package will prove to the patient the virtue of this medicine. mmm fiR you low-spirited , "Jown-in-the-moulh , " and wcik in the lr ck ? Dots alkinj , liftine or standing causa pain in the smal of the back ? If poyou hava kidney disease , and Prof. Guilmette'a Frencli Kidney Pad is the only remedy which will cure you rapidly and permanently and ith. out filling your stomach with niuscatinj medi- We Beat Franco in the articles of teeth preservatives. These Frenchmen are wonderful work men. Their fancy goods astoniih , but they have never produced the peer of SOZODONT as a toilet arti cle. It stands alone , unapproachable. There is no tooth preparation go well Jtuown-as SOZODONT. "It holds on like Grim Death , " has been altered to ead , "It holds like ' " SPALDINO'S OLUE WEATHER VANE. EAGLES AND BALLS FOR FLAG - 'STAFFS AND BANNERS- Over 103 different rtjlei of superior quality aid design ; STABljE FECICHEs-cf every de. scripiiin. Manufactured by E. T BAnNUll'- Irouinl WiieWoiks , 27.53 and 31 Woodward Ave. , Detroit , Ulch. Sent for catalogue and 1 prictf. SpecU ) price * gtren for Urge ciders. - - Ask the recOT-J ! . . . , , _ ered dyspeptics- * jqi a * -i u , - j j y u vrrS& Iloua tlmtf sufferers , vieSfH S \ 1117i I"w r > li\ & ot favpr und Ljcy ? " " - ' . 'Iwjre ' * oirue , the mercurial diseased patient , ho.v they recovered health , cheerful spirits and food inpetlte ; thoywill tell you by tak- lDSfSlMJJO.S-8' LlVKK BnaotATOR. - - - = The Cheapest , Purest and Best Family Msdi- the in the World. ForDYSPEPSIA , CONSTIPATION , Jaundc ! Billions Attacks. SICK IIEADACHK. Colic , lie presslon of Spirits , SOUK STOUACH , Hear Burn , Ktc. . Etc. This unrivalled SouthernRcrandyla warranted not to contain a particia dingle of llKRCcar. or any injurious mluerai substance , but la Purely Vegetable. containing those Southern Roots and Herbs , which an all-wtso Provldenca hag placed ID countries where Liver Disease raost prevail. It will cuie all Dlaeacea caused by Derangement of the Liver and Bowels. Tus SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint art a hitter or bad taato In the mouth ; Pain In the Backaides or Joints.ofton mistaken forltheuma- ttem ; Sour Stouuch ; Locg of Appetite ; Bowel * n'tcTiately ' costive and lax ; Headache ; Loss of Memory , nlth a p&Infnl sensation o ( hating fall ed to do something which ou nt to hare been done Debility , Low Spirits , a thick yellow ap pearance of the skin and Eyes , a dry Counh of ten mistaken far Consumption. Sometimes many of thege symptoms attend the disease , at others very few ; * > nt the Liver , the larecst orjran In the body , I * generally the acat ot the dis U < ot and if not regulated in tlmc.croat Buffering ? , wretchedness and death will ensue. I can recommend as an efficacious remedy for disease of tha Liver , Heartburn and Djsnepsla , Simmons' Livr Regulator. Levii O. Wumlcr , 1625 Master Street , Assistant Pent Magtur , Philadelphia. "We have tested its virtues , personally , and know that for Dyspepsia. BiHIowneai , and Throbbing Headache , it is tlio brat medicine the world e > cr saw. Wo bavo tried forty other remedies before Simmons'Liver Ke later , but none of them cave us more than temporary re ef : bnt the Kegulaior not only relieved , bm cured uf. . " Editor ToUgrsph and Messenger , Macon , Oa. KAKDFlcnm 0 OKLT ST J. H. ZEILIN Ss CO- PHILADELPHIA , PA. Frlca , $1.00 * Sold by ill Drntrdata. A CHEMICAL MARVEL. Though a them and leagues away Sc'tzer's Tonic fountain foim , We can drink the Paine to-day , In our f ir-off Western homes. Thanks tn Ci'tmistiy'a pe 1 In an irs'an' presto ! rasa ! Fresh as from the Iivinc well Stltzer bubbles in the : . ! tas ! TAARAST'S PURE ArrRutur Oivts the r re elixir birth , Ilcalth'ul as tlcfl Hd gent Hashing , fr.'m ' ths breast of Earth. Time and di-Hnce what are they ? When Art thm can r > produce" Sprints a thousand leagues away , F.T the sick man's instant use1 SOLD RY ALL DRUOOISTS HOME TESTIMOXV. Hear what Ex-Mayor Garvey , an inflnentla and prominent citizen of Pin.ua , saw : PtQtTA , 0 , December 29,1379 The DR. EOSASKOMUD CISR Co , Piqua , O. : CEMLKUKX 1 feel under many obligations to you for the relief afforded me 1 y the use of your Inva'uable ' medicine , Dr. lioaanko's Rheumatic Cure. I have been for many yea-s a sufferer from Chronic Rheumatism , suffering at timer most excruciating pains , arid depriving mo of many nights' fleev. After consulting a number of physicians and obtaining no relief , 1 com menced using your Ithoumatic Cure and aftei using four bottles , and taking the Blood Purifier in connection with it , I am absolutely curedfree from any pain , able to attend to my businessand resting perfo tly comfortable at night. Respectfully yours , S. B. OAKVEY FRBK Dr. HosaiMs Treatise on Rheuma tism and l-ilef.sc.iit on application. Address The Dr , Eosanko Medicine Co. I'lQliA , OHIO. C. F. GOODMAN , m24-d&wt ( Agent. Omaha < frnaFefr. ? 12adaya home easily mailo.Caatlj 1C { 6octfltfrc < > . Ad dress TraeS Co. Portland , lie ATTENTION , BUILDERS AHD COH TRACTORS. The owner of the celebrated Kaolin Banks , near LOUISVILT E , NEB. , has now ready at the depot at Louisville , on tha B. & M. railroad , to fill any order at reasonable prices. Par ties desiring a white front or ornameutal brick will do well to give us a call or send for sample. J. T. A. HOOVEK , Prop. , le. Nab _ FEVER ANB > ACIUE. Defensive Medication Is a precaution wh'ch should never be neglect ed when danzer is present , and therefore a coarse of the Bittfrs at this fl'-asmi is particular ly desirable , especially for the fee 'Ie ' and sickly. Vs a remedy for biliousness , dyspepsia , ncrvou i less , and bowel comi.H.nti' , there is nothing jomparab'e to this wholesome re toratho For sale tiv all Dra-r Uts aim Dealers generally SANTA GLAUS FOUND. Greatest Discovery of the Age. rVonucrfuldiscovericsinthtworld have been made Among other things where Santa Clam stayed , Children oft oak If he makes goods or not , f really he Ihies in a mountain of snow. Last year an excursion galled clear to the Pole And suddenly dropped into hat Becmed I ike uhole Whcra wonder oJ wonders they found a new land , tVbile fairy-liko bcinga appeared on each hand. There were mountains like CUM , with more beautiful preen , And far brighter skies than ever were seen , Birds vrith the hues of a rainbow were found , While flowers of exriuiiite f r-ierance were grow ing aronnd. Not long were they left to wonder In doubi A being" soon came they had heard much about , Twas Santa Clans' self and th Is they all say , Ho looked like the picture i eseo every d y. He drove up a team that looked very queer , 'Twas a team f grasshoppers instead of reindeer , Ho rode In a shell instead of a sleigh , But ho took them on board and drove them away. Ho showed them all uver hla wnnderful realm , And factories making goods for women and men Furriers were working on hats great and Email , To Dunce's they Bald they were sending them all. Kris Kinzle , the Olove Maker , told them at once , All onr Gloves we are sending to Buncc , Santa showed them suspenders and many things mere. Saying I also took these to friend Bunco's store. Santa Claus then whispered a secret he'd tell , As in Omaha every one knew Bunce well , He therefore should send his goods to his care , Knowing his friends will get their full share. Now remember ye dwellers In Omaha town , All who want presents to Eunce'g go round , For shirta , collars , or gloves great and small , Send your Bister or aunt one and all. Bonce , Champion Hatter of the West , Douglaa reet. Om h < D C f n < D H flPw toy at home. Samples worth > J lU U > iU5 _ free. Address Stlasoa & Co. , Portland. Maine. B. A. FOVLKR. JAMES H. SCOTT FOWLER & . SCOTT , ARCH1TEGTS. Designs for buildings of any description or exhibition at our office. We have had over 21 years experience in deignl3g and superintend lag public building and residences. Plans ant estimates furnished on short notice. ROOM 0 nVfOf nrOCK TWO DOLLARS WILL SEOURI THE WEEKLY BEE For One Tear. EAST -VIA THE Chicago & Northwestern 2,380 MILES OF ROAD ! It la the SIIOP.T , SOKE and Safe Ronta Between COUNCIL BLUFFS AXD CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE and all points EAST and NORTH. IT OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIC GRKATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY OTHER ROAD Hf THE WEST. It Is the ONLT ROAD between COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO Upon which Is run PULLMAN HOTEL COS ! In addition to them * and to please all classes of travelers. It give * FIRST-CLASS MEALS at its EATING STATIONa at 60 cents esch. ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS I ITS COACHES ARE THE FINESTI ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS If you wish the Best Trailing Accommoda ting ton win inty your ticket l > r this Route C3-AXD > V ILL TAKE NONE OTHER. AH Ticket Agents can sell YOU Thnmih Tickets vu this road and Chock usual Bag gage free of Charge OMAHA TICKET OFFICES 12U Farnham St. , Cor 14th , and at Union Pacific Depot. DENSER OFFICE In Colomlo Central and Union Pacific Ticket Office. SAN FRAN'CISCO OFHCE-2 Haw Montgom ery Street. For information , folders , maps , etc. , not ob tainable at Home Ticket Office , address any ag nt of tha Company , or MARVIN HUCHITT , W- STEMNITT , Gen'l Manager , Genl Pass. Agent , CHICAGO , ILL. JAMES T. CLARK , Gen'l Agt Omaha & Council Blnffa. SHORT LINE 1SSO. K. C.ST.JOE&C.B.R.R. . . , . . . . . , Is the only Direct Line to ST. LOVIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. No chance of cars between Omaha and St. Louis and bnt one between Omaha aud New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS RIACmsO ALL Eastern & Western Cities With less charges and In advance of other lines. This entire line Is equlpoed with Pullman' ] I'alaco Steeping Cars , Palace Day Coach * e4llller's ] Safety Platform and Coupler and the celebrated WdatlnKbonse Air-Brake. SEE THAT YOUR TICKET READ3T tS Vli Kansas City , St. Joseph and rSTCouncilBlnfls lc.Rvla SITS ! Tickets for sale at all coupon stations In the Wesi. J. F. BARNARD , A. C. DAWES , Gen'l Supt. . Gen'l Pass. & Ticket St. JosephMo St. Joseph , Mo , W. C. SEACUKIST , Ticket Ageru , 211 Fifteenth Street , between Farnham and Doiigla.i , Union Block , Omaha. JOS. TEIION , A. K. BARNARD , Pass. Agent , Omaha. Gen'rl Acent , Omaha. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC AND St. Paid & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Eehable Sioux City Route ! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE I Prom COUNCIL BLTTETS to ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH , or BISMARCK , And all points In Northern Iowa. Minnesota and Dakota. This iinn b equipped with the 1m- prated Weatlnzhou e Automatic Air Brake ? and Miller Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT Is unsurpassed. Elegant Drawing Room and Sleeping Cari.nwned and controlled by the com pany ; run ThroiuuVithut Cbango betncen Union Pacific Transfer Depot , Council HluiTs , and St. Paul. Trains leave the Union Pacific Transfer Depot at Council Bluffs , nt 5:15 : p m. , reaching Sioux City at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Paul at 11:05 a.m , making HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ANY OriiEK ROUTE. Returningleave St. Paul at 3:30 : p.m. , ar riving at Slonx City at 4:45 a. m. , and Union Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Bluff * , at 0:50 : a.m. Be sure that your tickets read via "S. C. Iff. R. K. " F-C. HILLS , Superintendent , Missouri Valley , Iowa , P. E. ROBINSON , Aes't Gen'I Pass. Agent. J. H. O'BRYAN , Southwestern Freight and Paaienger Agent. my20-tf Council Blnffa THROUGH TO CHICAGO Without Change of Cars I CHICAGO BURLINGTON & QUINCY -F ? . A TT.-F.C- T- > With Smooth and Perfect Trark , Elegant Pas senger C'tachrg , and PULLMAN SLEEPINC&DINING CARS It is arknowlcdgcd by the Press , and all who travrl uv < .r it , 10 be the Best Appointed and Best Managed I.'oad In the Country. PASSENGBRS GOING EAST Should bear In mind that this la the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO , And Points East , North and Northwest. Passengers by this Route h vo choice of FOUB DIFFEEENT EOUTES , And the Advantage of Six Daily Lines of Palace Sleeping Ca from Chicago to New York City Without Change , AH Express Trains on this linearo equipped with the Westin house Patent Air Brakes and Miller's Patent Safety Platform and Couplers , the most Perfect Pro tection Against Acci dents in the world. PULLMAH PALACE SLEEPING AND D'NIHC CARS Arc run on th eBuriington Route. Information conuemin ? Routes , Ratc5 , llmi Connection' ' , etc. , will be cheerfully given by app'.yini ; it the office of the I'urlii gton Kouto , 613 Fourteenth Street , Omaha , Nebraska. C.E PERKiNS , I ) . W. HITCHCOCK. Gen'l Manager. Gen. Wcst'n Pass. Ag't. J. 0.1'HILLIrTI , St. Joo. , Mo. General Agent , Omaha. II. P. DUEL. fep5-dl liclict Accnt , Omaha. AVER'S CATHARTIC PILLS , For all the purposes ot a CURING Costicenrts , Jaundice JJgtjmaia } * ' Iiuliyct- timi , Dysentery , Foul Slnmacn anil Creath , Ilrailachf , Krysiptliu , filei , Iiheumati m , Jiruption and SI in Diicasci , Bi'Ki'oMMi/M IiicT Complaint kBropiyTetterTvmvrt 'and Salt fiheum , - Worm * , GoutA'eural- yia , at a Dinner I'M , and Purifying the Blood , arc the raost congenial purgative yet perfected. their effects abundantly show how much they excel all other Pills. Tney are safe and pleatant to take , but powerful t'i cure. The purge ont the foul humors from the blood ; th nlate the sluggish or disordered organs Into tion ; and they impart health and tone to tha whole bein . They ucre not only the every day complaints - plaints of everybody , but formidable and danger ous diseases. Most skilful physicians , most em. inent clergymen , and our best citizens , send cer tificates of cures performed , and of the great bentflts derived from these Pills. They are the safest and beft physic for children , because mild as well aa effectual. Cein ; sujcar coated , they are easy to take ; and beinj purely vegetable , Tney > re entirely harmleis. PREPARED BY DK. J. C. AYER & CO. , LOWEEL , UA83 . Practical and Analytical Cttemlati Sold by all Drugcjiata and Dealers li Medicine. _ CJCC a week in year own torn , "lenns mdt lOUO outfit free. Address H. Hollett k Co , FcnJand. M. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WEEKLY BEE , The Beat in thereat. KIDNEGEN is highly recommended and unsurpassed for Wenlc or Foul Kidneys , Dropsy , Bright's Disease , Loss of Ener r Nervous Debility , or any Obstructions arising from Kidn. ° v ° or Bladder Diseases. Also for Yellow Fsver , Blood and Kidney Poisoning , in infected malarial sec tions. iii the membrjnoni ! i Inf i > f tlo iliiu-U or water pve.iro. It exciUw a healthy sutioniiitrm Ki. - ' - ! - - . ihemstrength ! . . . . . ! 1 , ticor rt-- anil restorin - - - . - the'eoreans . . . ti .i ktnlthy . . . ctinihtien.showing iteflV < 11 . . _ . . . . . .i * . mo * , .iiiiuc * i lutu uvnr ii tM1' NOTICE Each boti'a Vur thoBtgmturo of LAWRENCE & M UIT1X , ! > Proprietary ( L.icrti ment Stamp which p rmlt9 KIDNEGEN to be uU Other Persons everywhere. ( without license ) by Ifruvxtelg , truivrs vi'l Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use. If not found at your DrusalaU orGrocera , will send office tn you o a bottle prepaid to the nearest etfrfs-l LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills. Sold by DKUGaiSTS , GROCERS and DEALERS everywhere. prices. Wholesale agents in Omaha , &TEKLE , JOHNSON' & CO , ill supply cha rade at manufacture - " WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY > rj < tHIS COUNTRY.Wl SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP. THAT THE CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R. IS THE GUEAT COXXECTIMi LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & THE It * main line runs from ChlcoKO ,0 Touncil DmtnaCiin fvrcatlne puriK-'family. Bluffs , pas lni ! through Jollet. Ottr. . n. Iji S.vlle , " fpntcroof * ur 1'ulnce rurt > * H Oeneseo. Jlolirn- , HOCK Island. Davenport. \ \ > Jt anereyoii can enjoy your Libert ? . Iowa v ity..iiiiruiii.y. Brooklyn , ( Jnnne.'l , at all hours of tim day. Dos Molnes ( the capital of Iowa ) , Stuart , Atlan Mnunltlcent Iron IlniJKCS span the M z tic , and Avoca : with branches from Ilur - u unit Ml ourl rivers lit nil ixilnto cro - i' < i 57 UH ; Junction to IVortn ; Wlltnn Junction toMuicn- line , and transfers armtvtilded ut i outlet B tlr.c. WasnlnFton. KulrHcId. Kl.lon. Hulknap. Kan-a.i City. I.i-avfiiwcirtli. nnd AtciihtOB Centrevillo. ITmccion. Trenton , liallalln. ' am < s- noctlon * beineiiiatln I" Union rnn. Leavcnworth. Atchlsnn. and Kansas City : TIIK ritlNClt'AI. It. It. CONNKtTlOi < Ct Wnshinfiton to i tmrney. Oskaloo n. un > l Knox- THIS ( illKAT TlillOUGlt LINK AH * * vllle : KcoXuK to Karntnctnn. Itonaparte. li-n- tonaonrt. Independent. Kldtin. Ulturuwa. Eddy * At ruicAUo. with all aiverctn" lines fOT ; villcOslihloii.i.i , rellaMonroe , ami DCS .Molnes ; Ej t nnd South. N wton tojlonroo ; Iies.Moines tolmllunolaaml At IvNil.Ewoi > i > , with the L. 3. A M.S. WiDterset : Atlantic tn Lewis anil Audubon : anil St. w. jtr It. i(4i . A oca to llarlan. This Is positively tlio only At WASJIIMITOV UEiarrrs. with K. t > Kallroacl , which owns and operate * a through L. It. K. line from Chicago Into the State of lv n : ii. At I.A SALLE. wl. I 111. Cent. R. 1C. Thrnnsh Kxpresi Tassenircr Tralni. with lull- AU-VOUIA. with r I't. . > - : I" P. A 1C i , it- man ' 'alaceL'araattached.arerun each way daily W. ; 111. Mid. ; andT. r. AV. . Itils. > between CincAno and I'Kcmrx KA.VSAS crrr , At ItdtK l i-\Nf > with "Milwaukee A. HOC I'OL'NCir. IILDI'FS. IjSAVE.VWOKTII anil ATCEtl- Island jliort Une , " and Itock l fd & Vet. W > w. Tlirnuzh can arenlio nin bftwcen Miau ) - At I > AVESP ( itr. with the Uav nport " Aee and Kansas city , via thu H3tiiwauku * uu4 C.M.iSl. P. > . It. Hock Island She Line. " At WesTI.riiKUTV wfcn tnoii. . c. ie _ . The " Ureat V.oclc Island" Is rnannlflcently AttilUNNKI.lrlth ( entr.ii loiru K. ! t. equipped. Iti mail bed I' simply pertuct , and Iu AtlEMOI.Nt , < , wlthll M.K. 1 > lt. , track Is laid with otccl rall-i. AtCopxriL ItLirrrs. with Union I'm What will plensoyoii rao'twlll rxsthopleasnr- At ( > MAI1A. with i ! . A Mo. IE. K. It. tn of enjoyinc your mcaN. while pimsinK over the Atroi.pMW JrNCTU > N.wfihlJ..r ii.j beantifuliprairic'4 of Illinois and Inwn. in one of At ( ITTPMIVA. wltn ' cnlral lowuU. oarmaKnitlcent Dinlnirt'nrs that accompany nil St. 11. A I'acunit r It. .ty It. Itdi. Throuali Kipre > Tnln' . You cet nn entirti At KEOKUK. with Toi. . rco.AWnr. : . . . . _ , meal.as Rood as Is nerved. In any first-class hotel , Lours X. I'ac. . nn.l St. K. Ke. > . * N.-W. U U l5 lorseventy-tlvu cents. AtlAilEltuv. wlthll.sr J It. If Appreciating the fact that n majority of the At ATCillao.v , with Atch. . Tiiiickn & &aat8 W people prefer ncparate npartmnnii * foriiUTervril Atch. A Neb. and fen. llr U. 1' . IS. ltds. pnrpose ( and the immense pisener : bomoe't'i At I.CATCN\vui < Tn. with Kau , 1'at. lafijifti of this line warranting lt > , wtartpleased to announce Cent. U. ltd . that this Corapnny I'lillinati J'tlice ' nounce runs .with all lines Tor the Mr6s > Sttsptny Cars tor slecptnK purposes , and 1'itace nn.l outliwesu _ OAKS - run thr < nKli tt > 1IRH COU.NCIL. ltC.1TFFIi. JCAX.HA.H Cm" A T < 'IJ1HO.V. IM..I I.KA VlRSWOUTii" " * " * ' Ticket * vlu this Line , iinnwn ' * the 'Mlrrnt JCocU.IMuntl JCoulr , " nreivllfAS ,11 , Ticket Atrnt In the Vnlted Nlute * ) .nil Canudu. For Information jiot obtlllliublc Ht your bonio ticket oftlce. mlilre'i. . Uen'l Superintendent. Uea'l Tkt. oud 1'ass rURlll I D5&ift ! I FEATHE1 UHE.J E-B-'srfraBanflj H Baira a ay.ji-att'Wa " TTIITIDO'VT" S33T.I3ES. . And everyiliing pertaining to the Parnitiira and Upholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HEW GOODS AT THE 1208 aiid 12iO Fiiniliaiii Street Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator : F o : R ± 88o _ MANUFACTURED BY P. P. MAST & CO. , SPRING FIELD , They also make Buckeye Improved Iron lie.ini Walking Cultivator , with -without Springs. The New Force Feed Buckeye Drill , one or two Horse Style. Enquire for them at the beat dealers. F. H. PU&H , Gen. Agent , Omaha. Ueb &fs77\ 1L ' $ & & * & ORTHnsWEIGHTINGOlD. CURES RHEUMATISM. CURES COUGHS and COLDS. CURES RHEUMATISM , CURES COUGHS and COLDS CURES SORE THROAT.CURES DYITHERIA. CDEES LAM BACK and STIFF CURES I.AM ? BACK , and STIFK CURES BI IK- , CUTS find BKUI3ES. CURES E RSS , CUTS nnd BUU13KS. " SOLD IK OHAIIA BY AtL DRUGOIST3. ' CSTGo to Yonr DmsrtiA for MiM Fr mm' § Kuw National T > yes. For briglitncsa and duri- blllty of color they re uaeqtull a Col0t2to c nti. NERVOUS DEBILITY WeacneM ! nd tntlun from overwork . 28. c sful remedy known. Trice $ t per vial or Tiald and Ijr.'e vial of nowijcr tor$5 , cntrKwt.-io free on rn.ei [ > t f.f price. IIUJIPHREY'S IIOMEO. MED CO , ' ( U Fulton St. , New York. C3la u < cf Receipts DK. A. S. PEXDEKY , CONSULTING PHYSlCIAfl UA3 PERMANKSTLT LOOATEP III3 MED ICAL OFFICE , \V2 Tenth Street , - OMAHA , NEBRASKA. Cfferln ; hU icrvlcw In all departments a medicine and auner } ' > both in scnctal ut ipocUl practice , acntaand chronic discasea. Ci bo conau'.teJ night and day , and will vWtj p rti ot tba city sod county ou receipt ot lotto