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3e Iwked like the picture r esee every day.
He drore np a team that looked very queer ,
Twas a team Ijrraaahoppers Instead of reindeer
Be rode In a shell instead of a tlcifb ,
But he took them on boud and drove them
away.
He showed them all uvcr his wonderful realm ,
And factories making coeds for women > nd men
Furriers were workmr on hata treat asd email ,
To Bunce's they said they were mAiyg them al
Kris Klnffle , the Glove MiVertold them at once
All our Gloves we are lending to Buncc ,
Sacta showed them suspenders and man ? thinp
-mere.
Sayintr I alse took these to Mend Bccce's ' B'.OTT.
BacU Claus then whltpered a secret he'd ieU ,
As In Oiraba every one knew Bcnos well ,
He therefore tbooid send his poods to bis care ,
-Knowing Mi Jrier.ds. wfll get their toll share.
Kow rtmcmbtr ye dwellers In Omaha town ,
All who want preseaU to Bunee's go round ,
For shirte , coDari or cUres great and email ,
fiend TOUT sbter tor aunt one azid all.
Bonce. Cbamfioa Batter of Wo Wett , Pongh ,
WESTERN DICK TUBPINS
A hUOCEB FTJL BAND OP BOBBBBS IKSE-
VJkDA.
Tne tige road between Carson. City
and Bodie has since the 4th of May
list , i nd up to the Bth inat. , besn a
t
dat gerous one for thjse whoe busi
ness or pleas ire force- them to mike
ita journey. Stae , horsemen , and
f > . ot-travcler have all paid tribute to
the agents who infested this road. A
score of times between th dates re
ferred to above the stage plying be
tween the towns has been stopped ,
tha treasure box rifled of its contents ,
and the passengers forced to deliver at
themuizle of a shot-gun in 'ho h nds
of & ma-iked robber , who deftly caused
the transmission of the valuables from
the pockets of the stage occupants to
his own. while another bold , bad man
covered the driver with another shot
gun during the proceedings. _ Several
attempts have been made lo' capture
these two mcnj far it-appears there
were but two engaged in the pastime ,
but they resulted m failure until the
o.h inst. , when < mo of the highwaymen - , j
men waishot dsad , and his companion , j
after securing the contents of Wells ,
Fnno & Co.'s box , escaped for the
time bein < * . About 10 o'clock ' On Sat
urday , the up Stage itOm Carson was
Stopped at a point between Sulphur
Springs and Dilzell , the box broken
open , and the contents abstrecred. A
short time after this robbery a man on
horseback ttas waylaid and forcad to
yield up § 20 all he had. The highwaymen -
waymen then re tract d their steps
toward Careen until at s pbnt about
nine miles from Wellington Station ,
where they erected a barricade and
awaited the appearance of the down
stage , wtiioh reached tha spot about
3 o'clock ih the morning. There was
m addition to M. M. Tobey ,
the regular shot-gun F ' 8er8ri
an extra guard , Tom Woodruff -
ruff , aboard. Tobey was walk-
ir g and tracking the robbers.
Coming upon them suddenly one of
the robbers said : "You're trying to
sneak on us , are you ! " andat the same
instant Grcd , the ball striking the off
leader in the headj killinghlm inStant-
ly. Another shot wan fired at Tobey ,
but fortunately the bullet missed him.
T bey then told the robbers to stop
shooting and come on ; that nobody
was firing at them. At the tame time
he backed down , .to the stage and to-
cured his Run. He then went back of
the lights of the stBg3tbok a rest with
his gun on the hind wheel and fired ,
killing the robber instantly. The oth
er fcotpad on the other side'of the
atago was firing at Woodruff , whowaa
inaide of the stage. Tobey then went
across , and as he came from behind
the si nsjo received a ballet in his right
arm , shatteniog one of the bones be
tween the wrist and the elbow , fen *
dering the ftrm U eleBi. The rpbbet
then started and ran into some willows
by the roidside , fullowed by Wood-
raff , whom he eluded , and returned tt )
the staie , where ha went thtonjjh the
box. Wmle doing so he wa > constant ;
ly calling to his comrader.is ly
ing on the opposite side cf , a.s mage ,
cold in death , to come mid help hinl.
Receiving no answer , and nnegiuiug
that eometaihg was wrong , ha hastily
rifl' d the box , overlooking , in his
huiry , si.me 2800 in coin.
_ Detective Hume , in Wei's ' , Fargo &
tb.'s employ , recently visited the
spot , and exhumed the body of the
dead road-agent , who had been buried
where he Ml. Hume examined the
f ice of tha highwayman , but failed to
recognize him , and a search of his
clothing failed to reveal anything but
a mask- , which was made of a piece of
gl E-d oil-cloth. Whatever Hume
discovered during hia visit that could
throw any light on the identity of the
rohbt-rs he kept to himself Until he
returned to the city last Saturday ,
when'ho laid the matter before Chief
of P. lice Crowley end Capt. Lees , to
wlu m he stated that , from informa
tion iu tiis possession , he had discov
ered that the deceased and his
companion had been living in a house
on Minna street. Ou Saturday
evening , Detectives John Cofley and
W. S X ties visited the house on
Minna tt oct , and , in one of the
r.oma th y took j ojeestion of a
\fcl.te , hAicful , and other effects be-
lon n g U > the highwaymen. Three
uore opened , and a gold watch and
chain and other articles were
found. Photographs of the deceased ,
whosa name was Frank A.
Dow , alias Keefe' , W. 0. Jones , were
found. Detective Silvey and Officer
John Wallace were then detailed to
occupy the room and await future de
velopments. The latter , having a
CIES in court yesterday morning , was
lelieved by Ji'hn ' Cuffey. About 11
o'clock , while Coffey was in the not of
overhauling a val se , he was inter
rupted by the tiogu g of the door bell.
Opening the dour of the room suffi
ciently to give them a glimpse of the
front coor , they saw it opened by the
lady of the home , who recognizad and
spuke to the person .who had given
the summons He stated that he had
come to effect a change of clothing ,
whereupon fha invited htm to enter.
As ho came abreast of the room where
Coffey and Silvey were hiding , they
quickly stepped out and grasped the
unsuspecting individual , whom they
fYrced into the room , where they
searched him and found a pistol ,
§ 2500 in cold coin , secreted in a belt
around Ins waist , two certificates of
deposit for § 300 on the First National
bank , and 150 shares of Tip Top
Mining company's stock. A
roll of blankets which the
fellow had with him at the time was
opened and another pistol found.
This weapen was identified as .one
stolen from n box of one of the eteges
that had been lobbed. The man was
then handcuffed and taken to the cen
tral station , where he was subjected
tto a rigid and lengthy examination
by Captain Lees. In response to in
quiries , ho said that his name wss
Lincoln Anthony Sharp , a native of
'Missouri" and aged 34 years. He re
fused to tell where he had been within -
; in the past six weeks. The captain
.has the information that within this
period Sharp visited the city. His
.dead associatKhe knew by the name
of .Frank , 'Keefo-or Keith , which he
was not sure , and sajd that he made
his acquantance somewhere about Au
burn , where he was looking for a job.
The watch was found in hia room , he
siid , was given to him by Keefe about
two or three weeks ago. This watch
has since been identified as one that
was stolen from a man named E. B. .
Shaw , ngent for Cutticg & Co. , on
thn 19th of June ! when a stage
was robbed on the Bod-o road.
Sharp , during his eiami > a * > > . fre
quently asked to have a c H t made
against him. He was lur1sed that
his anxiety on this so ire vt d be re
lieved ere long. To the questions re
garding his previous occupation and
whereabouts , he said that he had
principally followed mining In White
Pine , Pioche and other cmps. The
money found upon him'he said was
the proceeds of his eavinjjs. He had
been on this coast about twelve years ,
and had worked for Turley Roe , John
Allison and others. He and Keefe
had money on deposit in the San Fran
cisco Savings Union , and "had drawn it
out some time ago. His dead com
panion never deposited any money un
der the name of W. C. Jones. In
Sharp's valise was found the morocco
ma-k which he wore in his robberies ,
and a number of pieces of th * same
material from -which it is made. The
following is a partial list of tha rob
beries inaugurated by Keefe and
Sharp on May last : (0n : the 15tb of
this month th y stopped theTorest
Hul ( Placier county ) Bt gwtfd
the pasMngen , Vrftfed for
i Bodie. Thev collected six gold
| watchfs and jewelry from the pis *
I senaerj , valued at § 300 , and also S300
| in coin from the company. On June
' 14th they encountered a stage in the
I me p'aco and robbed the company
of $20 , not molesting the passengers
on this occasion. They came before
the pul lie again on the Oth of Aug-
tt-t , c rry ng off a booty of f 1,500
belonging to the company , and
. relieved a passenger of a
j | 200 watcb. Oa the 31st of August
they appeared once more upon thfr
the scene of their labors. The Vir
ginia stage wa midway between Bodie
and Virginia Ciy wheu the driver was
accosted and commanded to "hslt. "
Contriry to fxpetatinns , he did not
obey , but dashed off. The robbers
thereupon fired shot after shot at him ,
but the driver escaped Unhurt. On
September 2 , as the stage was boUbd
from Carton to Bellvillej it was robbed
of $50 and some packages of nominal
value. Considerable of the property
recovered from Sharp has been identi
fied by the paranhs who lost it during
the robberies It is stated that tbe
amount of money realized by Sharp i
and Keefe from their various depre
dations aggregates over $6000 , besides
large quantities of mining stock and
other valuables
BGO3.
A TIUtFlDTHAT HAS Bi3EK TO GREAT
IMPORTANCE IN TfliS COtJNTEY.
Qcclicatl Commercial.
The egg traffic of this country has
risen tb an impottarico of which few
comprehend. The aggregate transac
tions in New Yoik city alone must
amount to $8,000,000 per annum , and
in the United States to $18,000,000. ,
A single firm in that line of business
east handled $1,000,000 worth of eggs
during tbe year , lii Cincinnati , too , ,
the traffic must be proportionately
large. In ttuth , tbe great gallinace
ous tribe of our country barnyards
contribute iu no small degree to hu
man subsistence , eggs being rich in
nutritive proper tit * equal to one-
half their entire weight. Goose , duck
and hen eggi are the pdnoip" * ! kin H
prodticed in America , We1 have notfc
irig , however , lika we are told used to
be found in Madagascar , or have been
found there , the gigantic woa eg ? ,
measuring thirteen and one-half
inches in Extreme length , and holding
eight ftnd One-half quarts. One Of
tlieie birdi , with a single effort , might
supply a modern boarding house with
omelets for a day.
The perishable nature of eggs has
naturally detracted from their value
as a standard aiticle of diet. The
peculiar excellence of eggs depends
upon freshness. But lately the pro
cess of crystalizing has b on resorted
to , and by this process the natural
egg ia converted into a delicate amber
tint , in which form it is reduced
seven eighths in bulk compared with
tbe barrelled egga , and retains its
properties for years unimpaired by
any climate. This is indeed an
achievement of sciencb' and mechan
ical iiige'uUlty , and has d most im
portant bearing Upon the qiieition of
cheaper food , by preventing waste ,
equalizing prices throughout tha year ,
and regnlatmg consumption. Iu this
form eggs may be transported without
injury , either to the equator or to the
poles , and at any time can be
restored to their original condition
simply by adding the water which baa
been artificially taken away. The
chief ege-desica'ing companies are in
St. Louis and New York. No salts
or other extraneous matters are in
troduced in the process of crystaliz'ng ;
tha product is simply a consolidated
mixture of the yolk and albumen.
Immense quantittet of eggs are prc-
letVed in tbe spring of the year by
liming. Thus treated they are good
fet every purpose except boiling. It
is a common trick for aoma dealers to
palm off egi3 to treated fir fresh , so
that impreition is easily practiced In
the desication prccej , however , the
the difference becomes apparent , as
from four to five more limed eggs are
tequired to make a pound of fggs
crystalizcd than when fresh are usea ,
and egga in ihe It-aat taiuted will nut
crytt-lize at all.
Sume of the most experienced egg-
dealers decltre that there is no piotii
in raising poultry to compare with
producing eggs. A single hen will
lay from twelve to fifteen dozen eggs
par annum , selling at an average of
eighteen centa per dozen , and the
birds thus occupied can be housed and
fed for less than fifty cents for the
whole period. In the enit the price
per dozen is much higher. Here we
buy them by the dozen Step into
an eastern produce establishment ,
and they will sell o much for a quar
ter of a dollar. There is no reason
why the crystaliziDg process should
not become quite general ,
and egg production stimulated as
never before , and th < Pfood supply
receive large accession from this
source. The already great and in-
creating consumption of oga in
England and .France shows growins
appreciation for this kind of fo < > < 3
compared with any other. In Lima ,
Peru , eggs sell at $1 a dozen equal
te § 4 per pound cryatalized. It Is
thought this new proreoaforpreserving
for utilization of the industry of our
hens and pullets may be acceptable ,
as wellrs beneficial , in a business and
domestic point of view.
A Curious Animal. ,
Los Anftlei Herald , September 18.
A lusus natures of most astonishing
kind reached Los Angeles yesterday ,
from Arizona. It was no leas than a
remarkable combination of a jack *
rabbit end a hog , The color was that
of a jack rabbit. Its feet were those
of the hog speclep-while ita ears o'a
the other hand , was those of a jack
rabbit. Its tail was .about half an
inch long. It weighed from seven to
'eight pounds , being about eight inches
in height. When angry tha gray
bristles along his back would stand up
to a height of from two and a half to
three inches , porcupine fashion. Hog
and rabbit are both powerfully
suggested. It is an undoubted curi
osity , and was sent to young Somers
of this city by an aunt living in
Tucson.
"WHAT 13 MORE TERRIBLE , I
More painful , more exasperating , discour
aging and persistent than Pitts especially
to afflicted mortals who have tried lotions ,
ointments , pills , electuaries and all manner
of nostrums and doctors' stuff , internally
ana"J externally- without relief * 'What
wonder it is that half a million redeemed
Bufferes should shont hosannaa over the
discovery -"indiwir " an infallible dirt
yo JrVaf-ThiaiTOrdlcaliniraclepw simple
as to"excite wonder that wiue'dbclors have
not thought of it before , so prompt and
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the title of infaKMt. BO scientific and ra
tional in ita combination ofpouetice , intlru-
ment and medicine. a to render the ulti
mate rare of 95 per cent of average CUM
of piles sure , U not an accidental di-cov-
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study and experience of Dr. Silsbeean
accomplished and distinguished physician
of 40 yean' standing. It has stood tbe
t st of 21 years' experience ; over half a
million of sufferers nave used it with tfuc-
ccaa , and doctor * of all schools now pre
scribe it is their practice , &nd it is Dto-
notraced to be th nearest to an infallible
remedy for pile * yet discovered. "Anhke-
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SLOO per box. Samples mailed free to all
sufferers on application to P. Nenstaedter
& Co. , Box SW6 , New York.
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Passengers by this Route have choice of
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DULUTH. or BISMARCK ,
And all pontIn ! Vo'tham Iowa. Minn's ) ta and
Dakota. Thiin * I ? equlppwl with the Im-
nnivcd VVp tInwhf.n-e Antomatl Mr Brake-and
MillerPIMIorm Coupler nd Euffar * aa Ir
SPEJD , SAFETY AND C1MFORT
Is umrurptUAcd. Elegant l > Mwni ( ; t'.ooni and
Sleeplnir Car * , ' wnfrl and con r"ll d bythe com'
pany , run Through V , Kb nt ChwiRO between
Union Pacific Transfer riepot , Coi.noll Htaffs ,
and St. Paul. Trains leave the Union Paclflo
Transfer Depot it Council Bluffs , at 6.5 p m. .
reaching Sioux City nt 10:20 p. o. , and St. Paul
at 11 5 a. m , maktne
HOURS IN ADVANCE OP
ANT OTHEE ROUTS.
Returning , leave St. Paul at 3:30 p m. . ar-
rivLie at Sioux City at 4:45 x m. , and Union
Pacino Tran-fer Depot , Gonncil Hindi , at 0:50 :
a.m. Be sure that your tickets road rlii " 3. C.
&P. R.R. " F.C.niLI5 ,
Superintendent , lllnourl Valley , Iowa.
P. E. KOHINSON" , Asa't 0 n 1 Pass. Agent.
J. H. OW.YAN ,
Southwestern Frelsht and Farenzer Agrot.
mygl-tf Council Bluffs ;
LINE
1SSO.
K. C.ST. JOE&C. B.R.R.
. . , . . . . . ,
Ia the only Direct Line to
ST. LOUIS AN1 > THE EAST
From OilAHA and the WEST.
No Changs of curs between Omahs , and Bt. Loait
and but one between Omiha and Now Tork.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
R1ACRUIO ALL
Eastern & Western Cities
With loss charges and In advance of other lines ,
Thia entire line la cqulpced with Pullman's
Palace Sleeping Cars , Pal tea Day Coach-
MMiller's Safety Platform and
Coupler and the celebrated
Westtaghouse Air-Ernie.
TSEK THAT TOUR TICKET READS' *
aVb Kansas City , St. Joseph and"Ct
X CouncilBluffsK R.vla
TIckV.3 fo > > sate at all coupon statlona In thi
Tfcst.
J. F. BARNARD , A. C. DAWE3 ,
OcnTSupt. , GenTPass.&TirkotAe't
St. Joepb , Mo EL Joseph , Mo ,
W. C. SEACHRKT , Ticket AMn , ,
II * Fifteenth Street , btt"en Farnhaci ani
Donriaa , Union Block , Omaha.
J03. TEHON , A. B. BARKARD ,
Pus. Agent , Omaha. Gen'rl Atent , Omaha
OfllOAGO SHOT TOWER CO
Jlanafactorers of
STANDARD SH01
SSsf St ffA-
TMU'ifinfinitiiirniiimmy
BESUEETOEtrriT.
THR BE3TIN MARKET.
E. W , BLATCUFORD & CO
Uaontactnrers of Lead Pip , cbeetind Ear L ai
Block Tin , Pipe tnd Soldtr , Linseed OH
and Oil Cake.
OBDERS SOLICITED.
70 NORTH CLINTON ST. . CHICAGO
TO28 xJtf
A. S. P N ERY ,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
PEEMASKKTLT LOCATED HIS JOE !
ICAL OFFICE ,
i93Tsath Street , . OITAHA , NEBRASKA
Offerlac his services in Ol departments i
medicine and surgery , both in gtnciat au
ip > cial pratfice , acute and chronic dlseasel C *
bo ctoaaltetf nl ht and day , and will vUta
part of fas dty and cwuffydn receipt crtrtt * ;
-
-AJSTID
APR TlZER- SURE CU
For COUGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA , CONSUMP
TION , and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS.
The m.ist ec < > rt\Ma prep r ti in in the known worM. By adding to TOLU ROCKar.J I YK ItU
LemoDJule. ; you h varneTeUentAppetlzersnd Tonic , for gen-r l and lamilj w . The
Iinraeflf e tnd 1 ewlii ? f Invid tha numerous testimonial * received dally arjtkatKt ld.a a
Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than
any article in the market.
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Rev nae :
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF INTEBXAL
WAaauaios , 1 > . C. , Jinnary S6,1SSO.
WetBT * . LAWRESCE & UAKTT5,1111 lUdlson St. , Cnlcaso. III * . :
GiaTLOEa : Thl * compound , in the opinion of this office , would have a sufficient qu
the BALSAM OF TOLU to sVre It all the adrantazes ascribed to this article In pectoral coapl , tou.
while the tthlsky and the ijrap congtitut an emnhlon randciinar it an agreeable remedy to tha
patient. Compounded acctrflj ; to the fomic'i , it may properiy teduteJ as a MEDICI TAJ.
PREPARATION twdcr the proiMons of U. 8. RevL d Statrtcj. and when to > ttamprdir > y l
§ old by Drujgista , Apothecano and Other Persou wltnout rtodtiinK them liable to pay f ( cUl
tax as llqnor dealer *
Youre Kegpectfully , ( Signed ) OBEEN. B. RAUM , Commissioner
LAWRENCE & MARTIN. Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GROCERS and DEALERS everywhere
WHO tS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CFOCRAPHY O < fHlS COUNTRY.
. SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP. THAT THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. &
IS THE GREAT CONNECTED LINK BETTYEEN THE EAST & T3IE
Its mala line runs from Chicago .o Council I Dtntna Can foreatlnirpurp'sesonly. C-i
BlnnX nassine through Jollol , Ottovra. Ln Sille. ( Treat fraturo of tnr Palaca Car * Is a 9 >
Oeneses , MolTne. Kocn Island. Bavenpirt. WM SALOON where yon can enjoy J"ur
Liberty , Iowa Ctty.Marenco , Brooklyn , Orlnacll , I at all hoarser Jie day. ,
DCS ilolncs ( tha capital of Iowa ) . Stuart , AtTcjMaznincent Iron Urfdas * spna the M iwnPM
tic , and Avoca s with branches from Burciu and Missouri rivers at alt points crcsson. j-
Junction to P > ) Orla : Wilton Junction toMusca- line , nod transfers are avoided at Counci
ULO , Wasblnrton. Falrteld. KUon. Uelknsp , Kansas CItr. Leavcnwortb. anU - - - - -
Centrevllle. Princeton. Trenton , Gallatln. Came > nectlonsbefrlBff
rnn. Leavenworth. Atcblson. and Kansas City ; TUB PIU.NCU
Washington to aiaonrney. Oskalonso. and K nox- TII1S OKKAT
ville ; Kcoiuc to * arnlneton. Bonaparte , Ben-
tonaoort. Independent. Kidon. Ottumwn , Eddy- At CUICAUO. with all mvorglcT lines.
Tllip.Utknlooiia , Pella , Monroe , and DOS Molnes : East and South.
Newton to Monroe ; DcsMnlnes to Indlanolaana At E voLrwooD. with tha U 8. A M.S.
\Mnienet : Atlantij tel wla and AudJbon ; and it. W.AU. K.IW9.
A-ncn to llarlaa. Ibis Is positively the only At WAsniNQTov niianTs , with 1 * .
Hallroad. which owns , and operates a through L. H. K. ,10.
lln < > from Chicago Into the State of Kansas. At LA aALLC , wr. i III. Vent. IU R.
Chronch Kinross I'ar.oengcr Trains , with Pull AtnoRlA.wlth P. H. < t J ; H. b.&K
man "alace tarsattached.arernn each w y dally SV. : Ill.MliJ. : andT.l . * W. Rrti.
between CHICAGO ana rzoniA. KANSAS Crrr , At HOCK IRLAyu with "Mllwcukee
Cotwcit. Btcrrs. LVAVlXTronTH and ATCHI- Island 3iiort Line. " and Roclc UldA I
SOK. Throuzh cars are also run between Miau - At DAVZNPOHT , with the Davenport
lee nn < 1 Kinsas City , via the "HllwauKea aod C.M.Bt.R.h. .
Uo Ltiand : 8he > Llne. At WEST LIBERTT. with the n. . C. K. & -vjr.se
Tha "Groat V.ock Island" Is magnificently AtGlllXSKLr. IthC'AntrallowaK.X
enuipp d. Its road b d Is : mplr xi , and Its JtUTt" i-'OINXi.wlthU M..tK.I > ILA
track Is laid fcltn steel rails. AtlomciL BLorra.wltb Union Facia
What will pleaia loa most will bo tha pleasure
of enloylnit your meals , while passing over the
beautiful prairies of Illinois and Iowa , In one of
our mafrnfiicpnt DlnlnicCarsthnt accompany nil Bt. L. * Pao. and C. U. A Q. IU Kds.
ThrouKU Express Tmlns. You get an entlro At KEOKDK.wlthTol1'oo.AWor. ; U # r.
maal. as cooa as Is nerved In any Qnt-clius hotel. Lours & Pao. . anrt Ht. u.Km 4 NSV. . B B *
forseventy-Uva ceuis. At CAMIUOV. with 1L St. J 1L1L
/ppreolatln ; the fact that a majority of the AtATCHUOX. with AtchTop ta&bA ML.
pcopla prefer separate apartment * for different Atch. A Neb. and Len.Jlr. U. I' . K. ltds.
purposes ( and tha Immenmi passenicer btulneas At LCAVXVWOKTH. with Kan. Pao. * oi > W.
of this line warranttnit tt ) . we are pleased to an Cent. 1C. IMs.
nounce that this Compan > runs Pullman Pilau At KANSAS CRT , with all lines for i < v > am.-
Siicpinj Can forsleepln : purposes , and fjiact and southwest.
rCTT.T KAN rAA.CE CA.H * i . rr thraairh to PZOKIA. I > E < * .11O. 'KX-
Tickets vlu thU .ln . known tha 'Clreut JCocb liland JIuute > " ara iv
nil Ticket Ac nl In tha United State * i.nd Canada.
For tnrormatlon not obtulnablo at your homo ticket offltP , jtaar .
A. . KHMBA-ljTj , XL S' '
Genl euporlnUodent. U i
CHAS. 8HIVERIGK.
FURNITURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS *
And Everything pertaining to the FurnitniQ and
upholstery Trade.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE
JL V JfcJ3EtZC33Sr'
ap SI men th ut 1208 and 1210 Fariiham Strc.t. :
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
IE1 O IB ± 880.
MANUFACTURED BY P. P. MAST & CO. , SPBINGFIELD.O
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Jtenm Walking
Cultivator , with or without Sj rin s.
The New Force Feed Buckeye Drill , one or two Horse Styles
Enquire lor them at the heat dealers.
F. H. PUGH , Gen. Agent , Umaha ,
CUBK3 HHEUJtATISU. CURtS COUGHS and
COLD3.
CTJKEH ZHEUMATISM , CCRE3 COUGHS and
COLDS.
CUBES SORE THROAT.CURES DTPTnERtA.
CUEFS LAX BACK snd STIFF JOINTS.
CURES LAMt BACK , and STlff JOINT * .
CURES Bl IN4 , CUTS snd BKUI3E3.
CURES E BN8 , CUTS cod BRUISES.
SOLD 15 OktAHA BY Alt , DRUGGISTS.
Go to Tour Crozrlst fox Mis * Frctmxa'l
aWoal Dyssi. for brirfitess ; and don- I
oteaat9ur M uOM Cete 1 to
s weaV. 12 day at * < -
outnt lit *
NERVOUS DEBILITY
,1 , ' Vital W .jknes i t Pro * ,
Humphreys' trail.n rumoTi wors ;
Been Is the In nM most Specific No. 28.
( .af-tul remedy known ? Price 1 per > ° r
\Uls and liree vial of Dowderfor$5 , * nt inauo
tna on receipt of price. BUMPURBV i
IIOMEO. 1IEB CO . * C Fulton Gt. . Nlor' < .
Illnst. Cu urn * of Receipts sp3" tS
O1C fn < SnnP * daTathonw. Smmplci wnrt
$3 10 8il5 / ] free. Addre fSUo ' Co
Ponl ril. M ln .
plVIL , MECHANICAL. AN1 > MIVI .0
institnte , Troy , N Y The oMest en-lenti *
school in America. Naafc tejm bejt' ip a *
b r 18th Tha Keiistrt1orl3J < ' ttiiSv
of the ersduiteii for the rart 51 J . * -n- ' _ * .
PCtltl'MjiIso , onrs.JUto KSlS