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ears Omaha : C a. m. , 7 a. m. , 8:30 : a. m. , 1
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* JJallr except Sundays.
SANTA CLAtJS FOUND. mat
Grfealoat Discovery of the Age.
on.iortnl d Ucote rlos In tht worU havebeen made
none otlitr thin H whore Santa Clan * eUjed
n'drcn oil ask it Iio makes cooda or not ,
rnally i he Hvra In a ronimtain of saow.
iHt rtiv an eiciir loiBiilol clear to the Pole
id cnddcnlrdroppediti to what Bccmedllke thole
here wonder ( if wonders thcyfound anowlund ,
hile falrj'-lika \ > \nss nppcaretl'Dn esch hand , atal t
icre were inncnUinB like ours , with more al
beaulUu ! preen-
id { ar bi lfhVr sklnrthan ever were seen , ii
nil with tbe hncs cl rainbow were found ,
hile flow era of cjiquitlto fragrance wereijrow
Ini ; aronnj.
it lone were ther If It to woniltr In douhi oc
lieiiiR ( teen came thauglhoaril much abont ,
ras Santa Clans' eelf and llilbey all ray ,
ilwokoJ like the picture * tge everj dsy.
drove up a team that looked very queer , Ui
nut a team f erasshoppers Instead of reindeer , Uin
UiTr i
rode In a shell iuetcid ot a BULrb ,
t he took them on toird ai l drove them TrTl
away. Tl
chawedIhera nil over his wonderful realm , Tlu
l factories makinz KowHfor women and men u
rrlcp were workln ? on hats Rreat and email , afi
Bunee' ] the > said they were sending ; them all. :
Is ; Kiuclc , the Olnvo Makertold them at once ,
our Olov es we are 8 ending to Dunce , pu
ata eh owed them BUipendcra and rainy things puJ
more.
fine I also took Ihwo to friend Bancc'g store , Cl
nta Clans then t\hispcred a Mcrct he'd tell. * an
In Omaha every ono knew Bonce well , anV
therefore Hhoind send his poodn to lib ore , Vai
nwin ? his friord * uill ptt their lull eharo. aiwi
WTcmsrahcrjodncllerain Omaha town , wi
whn trant ptrf ntt to rinncc'l go round ,
shirts , collars , or c'ovca ' great and umall ,
id < > our xh > t r or aunt uno and all.
Inncc. Champion llr.tu > r of the Went. DoanlaS
t. Om hi
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JNO. G. JACOBS , 10o i
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DKRS BY TJiLKGBJJ'a SVL1CIT *
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-THE COLORADO
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USINESS COLLEGE 16
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1ii institution , located at Dcmer , Colorado ,
EduciUotul and-Coninerciil center of the ti
v 0 timl
st , ie pre-cmlneotly the beet and moet practl ml
of Its kind for Uiog j-1 . - § 5Vo
VKRCANTILE TRAINING pe h
peV
OF Vh
Vh
foung Men and Ladies. h
mi
G. . FOSTERJ-President/ / ca
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D. W. CADY , Secretary.
lie most extensive , thorough and complete
Jiutionof , tha kind in the world. Thousands
iccouuUnts and EusincES menVin the prln-
' dtief and tow rs ot the United StaUe , o
Ir raccm to cxir course cf tralninc. br
ie Eisht ; End of Education for
vc
Young-Men.anclXadies , vcn L
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ln , new , brick l > lock _ tA , Juaction of thfea clc
set oar intj , Ele antlr fitted jad f ornlftied lii
rtoenUrltorUie ppUctlonoIyind c rr5lng liio ;
ot out novel and systematic methods of
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buei
ei ;
eih
aft '
'oungmen locontemplat aholiness , life ,
parent * hivlnc tons'to edncate , are partlcu-
reqnctted to tend for our new.Clrcnlar , o )
IchwillRli * fail , IntoronWo is.J * teims , 01
iditlon of entrance , etc. Address CO
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G. W. TOSTEK , President , ann
6-Sm Denver , Colorado. be
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5REE REMEDIES IN ONE. jCec ece
all diao-dtn tniW , acute or chronic - e
Ceepupthe strength and keep the bo we' § free ; kil
a corrective , laxabva and tonic.
o mr 3ae4'ttm that combln the three.
THt Arr&roi is ihat rccdhiQ gloticri ; ]
tWUBJretrcaifa , regnUte * .
tlrts jMr victonoiAr
fte world's vrril ouadoa fr d-ncc taal > u
AFKAKT'S Znnvitcrjrr SZLUZK Aruinr , hi
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I ALL DKUOOISTS , Tc
If f\
Chatlwjth Conkl % , the
Qharnpion Erute-
Tamer.
Eccentricities of the King of
Beasts Details and Oaii-
gera pJLflis Subj-c ion
San Franci co Chronicle.
It W P rather dull dxy ia Ibe me
nagerie on Mission street yeoterJay
afternoon. In the inner tent the
nistiue was io nrojr abut iu jhe
.outerj ictideredffsoninplont by tha sun
that beat h"otlydoRn tn th-J caavas ,
uudiaturbed , through the aural cal'
luuaness born of long suffering , by
the bind that never tired the animals ,
in puns naturahbaa , aud the "aupes"
without , iu unifurnn unmtara'ibus ' ,
droned away the afternoon hours , nnd
wore app-ueutty reckless xvheiher
- or crrcba kepi on or not. The
wig elephant threw show-era of straw
% ver hia bsck and j > gled down hia
meal of hay in an unwie'dly style of
maatlcalion , faithfully imitated by
tha three smaller ones , who seemed to
be eating on atriatdi.Tho intainpar-
ale rhinoceros pnnJered Ti'e ' horns as
ho lay on his backiand-unoopad lafcily
Jttnoug the hi y , sighii-g for another.
The side-wbL-keted pigs ate something
in a manlier truly Afr.can ; and while
the Horn roared for .
pr.ictice , the m-in
monkey from Braz 1 g.szed enviojtly
at the bigftinifaaize , and tha z bra
proudly countsd hia stripes for the
thousandth ( time , the two hymns maoV
faces of exaggerated and ghastly
uniqueness at a Chronicle roporlur ,
who wa * seeking an iiiU-rview with
"Conklfuy Our M afer1 , as is in
scribed' on.the lions cagu.
TUB LlO-Sh' JIASTEll ,
The lion tamer waj theaongiged ii
putting his bi oa u iy
.1 tneir paoes in ihaVring.
show was B'ion over , now over , r.nd ,
stripped of hii silver ruit and arrayec
in the blitck suit and diamond pin o
circus i rivato life , ho turned out to IK
a tall , "etalwarfc , good-natured am
aS gocd-lookiri ! ; individual , pleasant ii
mannerand , free in conversation.
' "You want to liiotv the bedrock
busiuers about lione , do you ? " said ho
BS he leaned against the r < DO cucir
cling his leonine compsnioasTVill
ve'been In tha bnsineEs fifteen year
* nd you are welcome to what I know.
Put me down as Conklirg , though .
jicorgo Conklinc ; thay drop the < % g'
in the cnge. I began with lionsab mt
1865. 1 was bossing the IIOIIB in John
D'Urien'a circm in Girard , Peunsyl
raiiia. Felii McDonald , the lion mui ,
ot a bad bite that l.iid him up for
wo months in the hospital. Some
> ody had to go in the csge aud I went ,
'tl seen him often , and I knew the
leasts pretty well I didn't have
nuch difliculty till the next spring , in
? ottsvile. ! I was tantalizing the
icna four of 'em with raw meat ,
md one of the fcmaleagot behind mend
nd qnick as a flash bit through my
iif. I kept quiet and turned around
nd hiirnmeroi her until she lot.iro. "
lEAHY TO l > OlOU * EM. >
"I suppose that was ouly one of
iany wonnde ? " - '
"VVe'l , not BO vary many. You u
09 , when jou g t used to the busi- D >
ess you can tell what kind of .1 tem- an
cr the boasts a-e in , and conduct 5
oursulf accordingly. It nin'f hard u
j dodge 'em. 'If they spring straight
3'ou all yutl've got to do is to jump
little to 0110 sidu , and if they jump o
igh for your throat yon docile un Jer in
101. There's jiever more than one hade [
OUB for you at .1 time aiid that don't do ;
cur often. " IL [
"How do you train them ? " 71w
"Wo treat green ones thrse cap- w
ired in Africa and tame ones born n
menageries prutty unicluilio satno.
he wild ones are belter and
liis is because a lion used to a c
id to being poktd and teastd , ii
raid of youv , Id ! sooner handle ten
eon lions thnn ono that's used to the
ublic. Besides , tlu ; grcon ones haye
great J deal more play pnd spirit to
m. Wo bsgiu with them when they
o two 'n .1 half or three years old.
'hen I first go into a cage of un-
imed ones , I'd have a iiro near by :
ah three or four iron rods in it , ted
at. If the beasts go forme , the men
and ready to jab the irons in their
outlis and make 'cm , lot go. I have
jen roughly' handled sometimes , but
over badly hurt. It takes two jears o i
train ono perfect , because you have Jltc
jfto"gojBo blow with 'em. Not one tc
oa io live Is good for tricks , anyway , be
list a ) 'acoa as you find ono that 01u
nn't actj right you've got , to throw u i
irnj out.4-1 Some ofthemare tovo ox- 11si
tablo. „ Others are snlky and lie si [
pwn in.a corner , and if , ' 011 go be-
ind''em you lake big chan o You
ant to keep your face to "email the ib
me ; I've worked on .one for five
onths the third ono there and sll [
s'll do is to jump a littlo. " bee
EDUCATION OJ THB JIOIf. > o
" How do you teach them ! "
" "Wo teach 'em r <
to jump over a
ick fence the n i
by having a board in
ilddle of the cage and driving' them m
it. To 'em in > a
rer make stand up the
irner : wo have a tscklo hichod to Sliu
leir neck and pull 'em up. Then we SliTr
at 'em and they finally get tu.ed toil. Tr :
iTe make "em lie down by whippins ifia
tern. Wheu they are triced up in a
10 corner -we catch them by the iti
touth and nostrils and teach 'em to ii
nep their month open by holding it.
hen we git to sticking our head in. " a ' :
if
3TTIJ > GU1S HEADINTHE LION'S JIOUTU tit
"That's rather risky , isn't it ? " fVr
"Not very. You can feel in an fVV
istint when they arc goin to close , V
id jerk1 your htad oat. I svr one 1Cc 1
ian killed that way , though. Hia Ccwa
amo was Whittle , -Joe Whittle. 1 waei
roke him ia in Maryland and ho took ei
mr lions , two of 'em were Frank and hiief
eorge that I am using now , and ef
orked 'em for three years. Finally § 2 ?
Frankfort , Pa. , he was nervous onu ill
ly and thought he'd have a rehearsal hiaf
efore the show. He put his afdl .
Bad in Frank's mouth and the beast dl
osed on him , biting clean through
is face , and partly through his head
thnt hia lower jaw fell down on his Bi
rcast. They tried to get hiai out ,
at Frank stabbed his leg with hia . „
eth and he was badly chewed before'
ley cot ' him. Ho died a few days mimi
" mi
'ter.
Do you still use Frank for the head an
ct ? " i
"Yes , he's theonly one tbat'3 used SMmi
it. You see you have to use "em mi
ir what they're broke for , and bo scJo
intent with that. George nnd Frank
e brothers , twelve years old. I wa
ained the new one last winter , and pr ,
tTwas the only good one that I got
it of five lions and four .leopards I a
he
as working.
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IIOKS AND LEOPARDS. th
"How do the lions aud leopards an
3t along ? " Sc
"Pretty well. Some years ngo I tnwe
id a leopard that was trained to hang we
by his front paws to the wires , toi
hile I held the hind paws , and the co
3ns jumped over him. They spoiled cone
te trick , though , ono morning , in St. no
ouia , in eatirg-'hlm ' up. 1 put a ga
opard in the cage Issi Monday , but in ;
3weat _ for me , and I accidentally sti
tiled him.f . . do
85
see , all wo use in a cage fs a an
at or leather whip. In the aw
jtf ' of 'It thcwtis from a half to shi
of A pound ot letd. tbi
ou can kill a lion with it if you hit be
richt placp , between t o
e-.ra. The cage duu't a'lowyou swing
ciioogh , tbcu h. I WHS putting thu
Ii tl-J betst throHgh , when hu turned
on me , nd I hit him t-m hard and
broke Irs skull. A fellow kills a good
many accidentally. Tnat she lion
that bit my leg I killed a week after-
ward. I was springing her over a
stick , when she fell and broke her
back. " -
"DECEIVING BRDIES. "
"Do they get any affection for you ? "
" o , they ain't much on aflVc-ion.
They would go for me just aa quick if
I wasoutsidji the oagn aa thpy would
an > body. They're deceiving brutes
and very quick. I recollect in Galveston -
veston one < Jf the boys who wa a lit-
tla drunk swore they wouldn't hurt a
fly , and went up to the cage. In a
minute one of them , I don't know
whether it iras Frank or George , had
htm , and hia ritrht shoulder and thu
right sids of his head weren't ' worth
much when they got him away. 1'va
had only five rccidonts thtt amounted
to anything. Onca one of them claw
ed olT my shirt and moat of the inrat
on.my cheat along with it , but my
scratches are mostly littld ones. "
In evidence he showed me a pair of
hands that had ovi 'ently ' seen hard
usace , havinc been gashed in all di
rections "I'm like that all over ? " he
said simply.
WULRE THEV COME FROM.
"Where do you cet.your lion l"
"Good ones , as I told you , aru hard
to get. A good green lion , untamed ,
used to be worth thousand dollars.
Now you cjn get "em for six hundred.
I've had George nd Frank ten voar. .
Hitch ie of Utw York imports 'em and
sails 'em to the ZJQ and menagerie
men. He haa catcheY * In diffdn nt
countries and will get you most ai.y
animal you want. Uu k'-eps his big
giino at the Now lork Hoe , and rii I
a couple of wholesale houses down
town for nionkoys and birds. "
FEEDING T11E3I.
"How do yon feed "em ? "
"Onco a day after the show. I give
them fifteen pounds of raw beef apiece
Every day. Sometimes I lat them go
Four or five days without anything , ;
[ t mikes "em lively. When they're
n show we give 'em only ten pounds
i day. and never fced'em on Sunday. "
Feeding time had arrived , and the
jJor of raw beef afota through tha
tent. If anything were needed to
: onvince the non-zoolrgical observer ;
that the average lion is an ugly kind '
Df bug to play with , it was their demeanor
meaner then. They roired like mine
jliSts and sprang wildly and excitedly
Tom side to side of the cage , aa if
.hey would shatter it to pieces. When
ho hu 'i hunks of beef were reached ,
hem ou a pole , they snatched them [
n u gloaming sort of insanity of hun
ger , and were as ugly-looking os they
ay down on their bellies , crunching
no and tissue in their strong , yel- pi
OT ! teeth , and snarling jealously at th
ho passers-by , as one could wish.
THE SNAKE CHAU1IKE. taca
The only animals unaffected by the ca
eed wera the snakes , who in their fe m
lots cage took no notice ot'-tho pre
ceding' ' ' . Zingari , the snake charmer ,
thorwise Henry Porter , a colored
iry , who drives the racing camel and DC
i-tkes himself generally useful , stood
y the cage and was briefly queried. BU
Io siid : fOi
' 'Deystwo kind ? , de bo-constrictors fOiw
nd de anniecondoa ; fo' of each kind. lit
o hiiigis one is seventeen feet long , til
nd dc res' nearly big. Is dey uglj 1
Jinetimes dey biloa follow or squeeze foi )
iui. Wen dey git mo in de coil , an"
can't uutwis' myself , I git one ob d
ian ter help me ; bit I git short o'bre-fF
Mnetime ? , you but yer. Da they ha
now mot Yes Dey know my hami
in'lin of 'em , an' if anybody else
m't han'le 'em riiihl , dey gofer him , eh
nw do we feed 'em ? Cheap board. do
I\e "era a pigeon once a mont' . Dey
rollers nno it piece an' don't want pu
ly mcro. I've been worKin' 'em "Iwh
ro years. N bbr got hurt. Dd wh
iniecnndos bites an'do bo squeezes , wli
it dey don't hurt yer much. "
PERILS Of POLITICS ; hei
team >
I , THE STORY OP HOW A KICK MAN BK-
am
CAME TOOK.
vei
iBtoii Herald.
trj
Twelve years ago A. W. Smith , ot do
amiscoa , Way no county , Pa. , was a
ddler of notions throughout North- aal
istern Pennsylvania and the adjacent hii :
unities of New York. While riding fist .
on the Erie railroad he was
iriously injured by a passing train.
or thij injury ho received damages 1
the amount of $15,000. With this he ;
ipital he bccamn the partner of his pie
opfathor , David Fortnam , in the lum- coi nn
tt business. They had the contract 01
it furnishing all the material used 2
making the shipping boxes of the BOV
len Cove atorch works on Long upi
laud. This alone required the ship- res .
ent of 2,000,000 feet of basswood a but us
jir. The contract was very profit- do.
lie , and in a few years the firm of inun
ortnam & Smith was contidered one un
th wealthiest in'the Delaware lum-
3r regions * Smith then went into fra
alit-cs , and in 1876 Was nominee for abi
isembly in Wayne county. Some eft
ouble arising , he agreed to roji n , ofYe
that the Ye
consideration expenses
icurred by him should be paiJ me soi
jck. He was given a note for memi
500 by three prominent democrats , tit
nt who afterwards refused to pay it. coi
ho case was c rried into court , and , fea
tur a costly trial , Smith finally ob- thf
lined : judgment. The excitement Ja
lending politics and the extended ha'
iijation ; led him into excesses , which Rie
few on him rapidly. He invented in thi al
st horses and hired trainers to look
{
'ter ! them. He became a frequent sta
isiror to New York , and a well- tie
nowu habitue and one of the most ur <
rodigalpatronsofitsnotorions resorts lalma
fortnight ago he had a draft for ma BUI
large sum on Duryea & Co. , of Glen (
eve , cashed at the Deposit bank , as lat
as hia custom. It was eturned pro- Eta
Bted. Smith had disappeared , and elf.
is whereabouts were unknown. He : .
ft debts to the amount of nearly
5OGO , and had collected most of the co-
ills due the firm. The payment of conal
lcs-3 debts will ruin Smitn's etep- rer
dif
.tbcr. Smith is in Canada , and his
ha
mily has gone there to join him. haj
rec
in i
Cigars Lighted With Greenbacks. incoi
illlmore Sun , Oct. 12 coiMi [
Mrs. Emma Simms , residing at No. 1
325 Fifth street Northwest , Wash- b'll
igton City , bat stopping in Balti- dii
.
iore , dropped n packet of notes , Gu .11 I
Mounting to 51390 , from her pocket am
North Uy street , near Dallas yet no i
reel , about 10 o'clock yesterday in
lorninc. The money , somewhat one
jittered about , was picked up by Mr.
ohn Myera. He remembered that it
as the day of the grand
sion , and looked upon OcRf
shower of greenbacks as Rf
sham or some advertising delusion ; ed 3
at once resolved to make it a com- kit
lete give-away , and handed around is
istic
ie money to all who desired it with tic
ticPr
abandon beautiful to behold. Pr
denes that were ludicrous in the ex- 81
ema ensued , though their ending 81Al
as serious. The idea of Mr. Myers Alan
lok readily , and five-cent cigars were
Jtlly lighted with
twenty-dollar an
ales , nearly all the money being in anLt
otes of that denomination. Street on
arums pasted a few around on awn- onDi
ig-posts to deceive unsuspecting DiCc
raiigers. A boy sold one twenty- ve
sllarnoto or 25 cents , and it is said
500 additional were sold for the same e
nount. A lady , residing not far
y , got a twenty-dollar note , whichl mi
ie said she would keep in memory of po
ie great celebration. A friend all [
gged her for it that she might frme
itand kppp it , , and-thalidy gave it to
h r. Jlrs. J-jn.m : _ meanwhile it -
formed Ofh'c r Gibjon 'of her
1 > s. He listened to the spot ,
nnd mating d i ) recover § 450 of
the Kinonut , aiming it the twenty-dol-
lrnoten tt'ii by the lady mentioned
I above. The isfuvcrv of the facts
ciustd coi > uternatiou among those rt ho
h < td so fre.-ly made away with what
j ( they bel eved to bo bogus treasury
| airl much reurj't. was expressedf > t-tho
1 si suit-iinon by M . Simms. Th
cne ia decidedly one of tha most sin
gll'aron ' record.
Fencing.
Araonsrthe mnet perplexing ques
tions alFec irig agriculturists at the
prisunt time ii Ihe subject of fencing
with hit nriterial to fence that will
be durable and at the same time safe
from endangering the life of s'ock. '
The old lime worm rail fence cannot
be thought of except in lirtibcred re
gions. The fence of posts nnd boards
will 1 ist but a few years until it de
cnys. The Csago hedge answers aa
excellent putpose where there are no
weak apot * in the line , but they are
frequenf , and on much of the Lud
the Tflmle thing is impracticable. The
barbed wife h 3 of IfttO baou the tttiv
tcrial round which the hope of the
Ttrmcr nns centered , and this while
making a birder for the lar o
domestic animals that is impregnable ,
hdi othtir stjriolls objections that ren
der an fibu'luto reliance Upon it jts e.t
treroely doubtful. Fr m very miny
sources C'irae the complaint of valua
ble animals Lelng bet-rated and sometimes - ,
times mained for life from coming in
cootact with it. Not long since an
acquaintance came very near losing
nn eye , while putting up a line of
barbed wire , cinsed by the stiple in
tended to hold tha wire In place fly-
ihg ontahd ( he wire belog drawn out
of n straight line flew in the face of |
the operator , staking him just above j
the eye ani tearing the eyebrow. I
This tnaeri d has not been long enough
in vs.to thoroughly test it * durabili
ty , aud it may be an open question
whether rust may not aoon corrode it
tnd weaken It in spots and thus be-
ome short lived.
Whor-jver practicable we would ad-
rise the use of the Oaaee orange and
nake live hedges. This requires fre-
incnt trimming to keep down to a
jropor height and in good form , but
his will involve no more labor than
ha occasional repairing of wood
'ences , besides being durable.
It is possible thai our domestic
miimh through toagreiterfamiliarity
vith the barbed wire fence will be-
iomo so accustomed to look < at for th
to
ts presence as to ba more on the alert
nd thu = i avert the serious con e-
uenccs that havn so often attended
ts vae EO far. Yet wo ard of the op-
nion to make it completely safe from
anger to animals in the midst of their bo
layful gambols , it w 11 bo necessary
hat corno more bulky and coneo- nn lui \
uently more visible substance at- ofCo t
iched at frequent intervals to indi- Co
foi
ate its presence. But this will add
laterially to the eNpinee of the ap
jnce. Inan i
an
am
1 Tde Kncouragrement. . ali Sill
ctrolt Frco Press. . .
Ill
A ragged man of leiaiiro , who was fw
jnnin ? hinieelf on the wharf at the Inni
lot of Gtiiwold street , yesterday ,
as accosted by a eocond , who was a In i
ttle more ragged , if pus ible , with chf prc
10 inquiry : o
"And which tioi
pirty are you hollering
r this MU" 0(1 pn
"Neither , " was the brief reply. not
What ! ain't you fixed ? " Off
pro
"Not a fix. The best offer I have irai
nd is the promise of $2 for two ttu
lonths of hollering. " hot
"Only § 2 ? Why , what sort of an off
ection is this g ing tn be , and presi- oft T
aurial year , tool Did you take it ? " tioi
" 1'altrt H ? ' echoed iho other , as ho eai i
Iho
uliea a iLno pntnli over hja knee. IhoV \
did not I've been thinking for imi
Hole week p st , and do you know plo tini
hat 1'vo wade up my wind to do ? "
No. " prli
oft
"I'm oin to let the country B" to oftT
jr destruction ! Ye' , sir , I nm goiiig shi
see her plunged into the depths ol wh
mrchy mid nyver rniso a hand to pro- &
sn' . it. Two dollars to save the coun- Poi
! They don't know inn , sir they WOI eu >
jii't ; begin to kuo\7 me ! " am
And then the pair sat down on a WO
dec
It barrel and made a dinner off of tioi
ird apples and a piece of salt cod- rice
In
.b. dee
deeT
Mebraska Repuolican PJatform. the
otl
1. The republicani of Nebraska most
artily endorse the profession ot princj- plac
es formulated by the natitnal republscaji 0O
uventinn at Chicaso , and jiledge their O
is\ycrving : support to the candidates there houO
imirmtcd. lOtl
2. We affirm the doctrines of national lOtlo
vereignty in the formulated principles ecu
on which the perpetuity of the nation < J
sts , and that the principle of hcme rule hou
enunciated by the democratic party is 0
2011
;
it the cautious expression of the Calhotm 2011S
Ktrine . of state rights , ia revolutionary nljriF
its character and destructive of the F
lity of the nation. U
3. , We regard the recent seizure of the J
jlls and the wholesale robbery ° f the No.E t
anchises of the republican citizens of Al- No.Wa
iaraa , surprising in the magnitude and WaC
frontery of the crime of all former efforts C
the party under the Tweed plan in New Sta
brk , and the Missisoippi plan in the 1 11
luth , as a fair ppecimen of democratic
etliod and a forecast of demucratic do- V
inion in national affji're that should into trie
trieA
to every honest man and taxpayer in the A
mntry to most earnest endeavor to de- tnt
at the party of brigandage and fraud at o'c !
polls in.2ujveinber. [
i. ! We have considered "what Lee and
ickdon would do if they were alive , " and
we determined to employ our best ener-
es in preventing the seizure of the nation-
government by their livjnc comrades
trough the frauds of the Bolid south.
5. We congratulate the people of the
ate upon the rapid increase of popula-
on and wealth , and upon the good meas-
e of prosperity that has rewarded tneir
bor , upon th rapid upbuilding of our
ateri.il interests since the suceess of re-
imption and the revival of trade.
G. We pledge our support to such legis-
tion in congress anil such measures by
ate legislatures as may be necessary to
feet . a correction of abuses and prevent
tortionate discrimination in charges by
.ilroad corporations.
7. We mo t cordially invite the aid and
operation in the latent defence of the
itional integrity and national purse of all
publicans and war democrats who have
ffered with us on temporary issues , or
ave clung to the party name.
Mesolrcd , That we heartily join in the
commendation made by General Garfield
his letter of acceptance in urging upon
ingresH the speedy improvement of the
iBsouri river for barge navigation.
Thousands have been cured rf dumb sjne ,
Ilioua disorders , ( jaundice , dypepsU - rvl all
leaeej of the liver , blood and stotnich , whan
other remedies l.ave filled , by tuinsr Prof ,
mlmette's French KidieyP d , which Is a ouiclc
permanent cure for those di orders. Ask
lurdrugjint forthe ftre t remedy , and take
other , and if he does not keep it tend 81.50
a letter to the Krench Pad Uo , and receive
bv mail pout-paid.
BucKien'a Arnica Salve
The RKSTSALVR in the world for :
nta , BraiaoB , Sores , Ulcera , Salt
honm , Fever Sores , Tetter , Ohapp-
Hands , Ohilblnina , Gorna , and all '
inds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
guaranteed to give perfect aatiafac-
od in every case or money re 'onded ,
rice 25 con'a per box. For sale by
idly J K IKH Otrmh .
i
w <
Honest Medicine Uree of Charge frcMe
Of all medicines advertised to cure Me
ay affection of the Throat , Chest or
nngs , we know of none we can rec-
mmend as highly as Dp. . KING'S NEW
IBCOVEP.Y for Consumption. Cougba ,
'
old * , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay'Fe-
ir , Hoarseness , Tickling in the.
hroat , loss of voice , etc. This med-
ine does positively cure , and that
here everything else has failed. No
ledicine can show one-half so many ' '
ositivo and permanent cures aa have
ready been- effected by tbiV'lrul/ i. !
onderful remedy pot' Asthma and
Bronchitis it is a perfect specific , cur
ing the very worst cast-s in llie short
est time possible. We s.iv bv nl
: neans ive it a trial Trial bvttlfs
frt" . Uegular size SI 00 For s.tlo by
Slly ( ) J. K. ISU. Omah.1.
Curci and uovor ( l . tp-
points. The worlil's. great Paic.-
Rtliovor for Man and Bonst.
Cheap , quicll aud ralia blc
PITCHER'S CASTOlilA
Ls not Xarcotic. Cliihlrcn
jro\v fat upon , Mothers like ,
ai. l PJiy.siciuns reoonuiieiul
CASTORTA . J fc rcii lutes ( lie
Bowels , cures "Wind Cdlie ,
allays Fcvcrihliaess , aud de
stroys Worms.
DE MEYER'S CA
TARRH Cnro. a Constitutional
Antidote tor this terrlbio mala
dy , l y Abiorptlcn. The most
Important Discovery siiico Vac
cination. Other
c remedies may
relieve Catarrh , thi euros at
any stage before Cousiuaption
seta ia.
8
ELECTION PEOOLAM TION.
On Court House Bonds.
'
At a session of the Board of Countv Comm'a- '
loncrsot the Cou-ity of DouirLi * . iu the State
f Nebraska , ho'den on the llth day of Stptem-
or. A. D , 1"SO , It was ty f aid 1'oard
Revival , Thattha foilowinj ; queat-on ho and
be s. me l he c1' } " submitted ax a proposition
3 the qualified electors of the County ol Duu < -
ii. Nebraska , toit :
To the e'ectorstf tbo County of jJou 'a-t iu
i Stateof Nehrwka :
The Boar Jot County Comnii-siioncw rf said
Dunly hereby submit Uif > folio.\iiii ; proposition :
hall ths C U'lty of Dongas. SU < e of Nebraska ,
yts County C'omnitrFloners ig ue its coupon
onili in i he amo nit of O"c hnndrrd nl twon- F
r-ft e thousand dollars for the purpose rf a d-
\e In the construction , erection and c imp'etion Ar
nd the construction , creitlon ami comp'clwn '
a court louse buil'lini ; in iho city of Omaha , ArN
ounty of Doiulad , in th < 3 hlatc rf Vob'aks , N
ir coun'y ' purposes and all the pnrpo-cg for
hlch such couit house m\y tie l.-gally used and Al
pprjprtate the monay rujed th reby for aid
such construction , or far such construct ! n
id c joipletlon of said building , ill tin cost )
id expense of said building nott.txcctd tlic
im of one hundred an-I Ffty thous-inJ dollars ,
id bonds to be one thousand dollars each and
itelJa-mary 1st , 1S31 , i > > .ihloat t o olHcs of
is coun y trea.'unr of said county and to run
renty years , with Interest at a rate not excocd-
* t ii (6) ( ) per cent , per annum , payable asmi-
inually. Co
The said bonds eliall not be sol'l Ic 5 than par. ap )
addition to the levy ! for ordinaty 'axes thnre 51
all be levied and ooilotti'il a tux annually n C.
ovlded by law , for the payment of the interest
ft M bond * as It bet-omndue. and an adcli- J.
nal ii'iiount shall bs levied and ( .oilwtcd ad
inldcJ by law , gutlic'ent top.ivtho principal
such bonds nt maturity , nnd prnvlilcd that fcp
it more thin fifteen percent , of tli nri'ioipii
said bonds shall be levied in any ono \ ear , tied
ovidrd alwajs that in no event ; liall bonilj Le
Hied to a ureater amount thr.n ten prcenl. of
e assessed valnition of all the tiblo pro | > rr-
in sii < I cuiinty Ink rest s all be paid on naU
ndscnlvfrent and after the d to of tic sale
gal 1 bonds rr arj- | > art thereof and the rerelp.
the money therefor.
rhe mid bonds shall ho rcd imble at the rp
in of the Beard of Couity ComintsM'ners of
I ro inly at the expiration of ton j ears frcm 10
date of said bonds.
\Vb'k ou saltl court home shall he commo iced 10S'
im m tri7 > < u r th ml , n ion of said prep s -
in , II adopt * ! i , and id hitiMin to lc i-utu- S'
atcd on or before January 1 , 1S32.
No levy s'mll ' b made t * > ] > ay any partof _ the
Incip * ! of n Lid honiln until nfter the rxpiratioix AII
ten jears trim the ilat"of mid bond < . AIIHA
rnc form In whlih tlip above prop-itlm pn
all bo snhmitted shall he l > y billet , upon Mil
ilch ballot thMI he pri"tcil IT wtltten or part
printed or v > rltted the vior-ls : "r"or Conn ,
iu BondV ° r "Airaliut Court JIousj (41 (
inds , " Hndall ballots cael liavini ; therein the Sic
nls "For Court Ilousa Bundg-'filiill ho I'eern- pai
nnd : taken to bo in fa\orof paid iirnDoaition , Uu
d ! all billets cast liaiin , ' tl croon tli *
rds ] "Against Court llouso I'.omla' shall bo
cmiil anil til.cn to ho aaainst B-iid proposl- rci :
m , and if two-thlidd of tha voten t it atthit at
iction hrrelnaftcrprovidcd In thii behalf bo
favor c f the above pro ] iition , it shall bo
emod and taken to ho crneil. r *
the Biid propositlun shall bo voted upon at
concral election to be held in the County I
Doueh-i , SUio of Ncbnuk.i. on the "il < lay of rlv
ivember , A. D. ItfcO , at thu foil on [ UK named Pai
a.
3maha rrocinct No. ono (1) ( ) Turner II 1I. &
Jiniha Precinct No t o ( ) -No. 3 engine
P.
use , Sixte-nth ft
3i.ah l'rccinctKo.threc ( " ) Caricnlershop , P.Soi
.h ht. , 2dor.r < south of cnrinelinu ; notNo. ! 2. Soimj
ImahaPrrcinctNo.four ( ij Sheriffs efflce , mj
irt house.
imahi Precinct No. fire (5) ( ) Eil. Leader's
me , eouthesst corner 14th an-l CbirasoSls.
3maha PreclnctNo.six ( ( ) ) No. 1 eninoboute ,
ti und Izard strfete.
aratogt ; Precinct School nous * , near Grun-
Plorenco Trecinct Florrnce Hotel
Union Precinct In inzton school house
lefferson . Precinct School huuso in Uiatrict K ;
'
'lkhorn Precinct Elkhoru sahonl house.
Plat'e Valley Precinct School house at
8' .
tterloo.
3hkao Prectnl echool house at Elkhorn 8'No
ttion.
tlillard Precinct MilljrJ school hnns- > No
HcCardln ! Precinct McCanllc achool homo. NoSI
RouplaJ Precinct House of J. C. Wi'cox SI
West Oraiha Precinct School house in. DiJ-
ctNo. 4ti. SIE
.nd which election will be opened nt 3 o'clock : E
the mornini : anl will continue open until 6
.lack in the afternoon of the s. me day. w
F W CORUSS ,
Seal ) It. P. KMOHT ,
JRCD IPKTKL ,
County Commiasioners ,
JOHN R. MANCHESTER.
Coantv Clerk. sll-ZOt.
FEVER AND AGUE.
.
1
The accumulated evidence ol ncirly 'hirty
ars thow that the Bitters It -erUm icmeiij-
rrraUrlaldUeise. as well si iu aurejt prc-
intive ; that It endirat cly-ipepna. cons.ii a-
on , h\erciin.p'aintand iieriumr-es- " , con ter-
ta a tendency to EOU , raetimai n , urinary
uter ne disorders thit it Ira parti lijor tt >
leleeblc , and ch cruttie mind while it ir.vyor-
its the bodv.
'o Nervous Sufferers-The Great
European Eemedy Dr. J.
B. Simpson's Specific
Medicine
Uiaap03iti ecureforSpermjtorrhc , FeTTlnal
'eaknpis , Impotency , and ail dlswe * resultinjr
om Scll-Al'use , n Mental Anxiety , ins ot
emorv , Paln < In 'he Kick or S'd" . anu drieases
that * evl to
'
Conmuiplion
Imahily and
tnearlygrave
Tha SptciBc
-'cdldno Is
tic ; ujd
v > itu wonder
ful gncce f .
PamphleU
tut free , t < 5 air. Write for item a.1.1 tet fall
irtlcnlars
Price Spe-ific , 31-03 po-pociaie , or six picic-
'es lor S > ( V. Address a'l order * to
J.B SIMPSO.S MEDICINE C > , .
Kos. lOiacd. 106 Main t , liuffilo , K. Yt
Bold in Omhi by C. F. Go > lnm , J.V. . BU , NJ
a. lah an" } il ) amXiTSM ev jrrher * .
H
-MA THE
hlfiio ( & NorthtvesteriJ
2,380 MILES OF ROAD !
It Is tha SHORT. aUKS and Safe Route Between
COUNCIL BLUFFS
1HD
OJnOAGOMILWAUSEE
and * ll points EAST s nd NORTH.
IT OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE
ADVANTAGES THAN ANY
OTHER ROAD IN
THB WEST.
It Is the ONtT KOAP twtwesn
COUNCIL BLUFFS and OH10AOO
Upon which ts rcu
PULLMAN HOTEL OAKS !
1 n addition to these ic < l to oleose all eludes of
tn.veleri . Itlvei HRST-CLASS HKALS at Us
K.VTING STATIO.Va at 60 wnta each.
ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS I
ITS COSHES APE TH ? flMFSTI
ITS EQajpM.WT FIRST CLASS
the ! ! * ' Tr vrllmr Accommoda
tion * > ou vii'l ' liuv voir ticket bv this /lou'-e
/VTASn WILLTAEB NONE OTHER.
VIlTlckct Aeruta % wi Ml von Through Tickets
> ! a thlsroirt ard CwV u twl Baj-
ffnsre Free of ( Jharxi
OMAHA TICKET OFFICES 1 ° H Farnham St ,
Cor. 14th. and st Union Pacific D poU
DENSER OFFICE In Cotondo Central and
Uuioa F v-iSc Ticket Oftlc * .
SAN KUASCJSOO OFFICE 2 Naw STontgom.
fryStr c.
for Information , foI.Jera , tt > ji3 , etc. , not Ob-
Mlnable nt Home Ticket Office , address any
e nt of the Company , or
KUCHITT , W. H. STENNITT ,
Oen'l Mitiser-r , Ocnl Pass. Agect ,
CHICAGO , ILL.
JAKES T. CLARK ,
Hon'l . \-'t Onuha H Council Rlit3s.
THROUCM TO CHiCAGO
Without Change of Cars I
CHICAGO
gURLINGTOH & QUIHCY
7ith Smooth and Perfect Track. { Elegant Paa-
sender Coaches , anil
'ULLMAH SLEEPN&DimNC CARS
. It achi.owc ! < Uol by thj 1'fJM , nnd aU wae
travel uvst It , io bo tha BcK Appointed ind
Beat Managed Itovl in the Country.
? ASSBNGBRS GOING BAST
Should oc-ar in mind that this ig the
5ESTBOUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And I'oiuta Kaat. Korth Mid Kortlrecst.
Pa-5senpcrs ; by thla Route h > o choice of
OUR DIFFERENT KOUTES ,
nd the Adiantape of Six Daily Lines ot PaLico
Ca from Chlcvo to
lew York City Without Change.
U Express Trains on thb line are equipped with
the Wcstin house Patent Air IJrakjaand
Miller's Patent Safety PUtforin and
Couplers , the most Perfect Pro
tection Airilast Acd-
dcnU In the world.
JUMA PAIACE SLEEPING AND D'HIHQ ' CARS
Are run on th Burlington Route.
Information cor.ccrninjt Routes , Kates , lima
3nnocton : , etc. , will h cheerfully given by
plinj | at the ofEca of the Burllugton Rout * ,
3 t'ourtccntn Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
E PHRKlNS. D W. HIICIICOCK.
Son'l .Maiia kr. Gen. Wcst'n Pass. Atft.
O. PlIILLIPP.'v St. Joe. , Mo.
General Ajfcut , Omaha.
U P liL'hL ,
DB-Ji licKctAcent Omaha.
IOIJX CITY & PACIFIC
AND
Sft. Paul - & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
2'/ie 'ild liehable tiioiix Oily Route I
30 MFLES SHORTEST P.OUTE 1
From COUNCIL BLUFFS to
.T. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or DieMAKOK : , t
iid all | untatn ! Korthom fowi , Mlunoaota anj
iikot-i. Thla HIM U cqulppi ? ! with the Ini-
ived WfjtinKhoiiHe Antomatl. :
ill r Platform Coupler and P.uffor. A ait for
SPEtD , SAFETY AND C3MFORT
unsurpassed. Klty'snt Brawinp Koom and
eopinir Cars.ownoJ niitl contn.lK-d by the com-
my , run 'lliroiiKh Ulth-iit Chft-igo Iratwecn
uion Va 'ific Transft-r Repot , Council Bluffs ,
id St. Piiil. Tra'usleavo the Union Paclttc
4iu-ft.r Dcpjt nt Council IllnUl , at 5:15 [ r m. , c
ichinc ? lonx City at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Paul
11:05 : a. ui , m kliu n
S-TEN nOOJIS IN AOVANCK c ? U
ANY OTUER ROUTE.
Returninsr , leave St. Paul at 330 p. m. , ar-
riii ? at Sioux City at4 : 5 a. m. . and Union
icific Transfer Depot , Council BluC * , at 9:60
m. Be euro that yonr llekota road via3. . C.
P. R. U. " F. C. HILLS , *
Superintendent , Htaourl ValJv. Iowa.
K. ROBINSON , Ass't Ocn'I Pass Agent.
J. H. O'BRYAN ,
mthwcstern Frelsht and Pasienjrer Ascnt ,
Connci' Bluffa
1SSO.
.G.ST.J8ESe.B.8.R. ,
Iri the only I > lrect Line to
.T. LOUIS AM THE EAST
from OMAHA and tha WEST.
o change of CATS between Oraihi and St. Louis
ind but ono between Omaha and New York.
IX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
ilastcnt & Western Cities
nth lean ch.irL'ca iindta alvaace ot other lines.
" ci > tre Una Is equipped with PalUnan'l
Sicuplng Care , Palace Pay Coach-
IIIcr'a Safaty Platform and
Conplcr and the celebrated
ttestlnghonK Air-Brake.
THAT YOUR TICKET READS
tO" Via KIIIJSS 'City ' , St. Joseph i
p
I
Tickets forsJ.lest all coupon t tlona In ths
rest.
F. BARNAUD , A. C. DAWE3 ,
Ocn'l S > lpt. , Oenl Paw. ft Ticket Asrt
St. Joseph , Mo St. Joseph , Mo ,
W. . SEACHKIST , Ticket Azen. .
* Fifteenth Street , betwren Farnhaf and
DorurUs. Union Block , Omaha.
OS. TCHOK , A. B. BA RNARD ,
Pans. Aent , Omaha. Cen'rl Acent. Omiha.
3HICAOO - SHOT TOWER 00. ,
Minulicturers of
D SHOT
BB SURE TO EOT IT.
TUEHKSTIV MARKET.
3. W , ISLATCHFOKD & CO.
lanuticturerv nf Lead ripo. hectati.l Bar Lead ,
Bloct Tin , Kpo ana Solder , Linseed Oil
and Oil Caki.
02DERS SOLICITED.
0 NORTH CLIHTdH ST. . CHICAGO
DIt. A. S. PEXDEKY ,
30NSULTING PHYSICIAN ,
kAh PERMAITR'JTLY LOCATED UI3 MSD-
ICAL Ol'FICE ,
iZ Tenth Sliest - OifAHASEDR SKA
In all dcpartmrata o
in. " eaijctry , both In zenciil au
p-tisl pnu'fd acuta and clironli ik it j Ca
O'tuu > : < xi v hUaml day , and will vfa-t
urt pi tuo tl'.y aaa cooaty oa rectlct ot l tt
- -
lun - - 1
- . JM P C f & * -8
t&is *
* * * * LTOD ' u. , W "i
$ S8&N - ' ?
rs'SSSrs5S
s-j 1-/ * . - * > ? ct . - sfsisy
For COUGHS COT g , BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA ,
TION , and all Di-eaaea of thf * THROAT and
ho most sfcrt t < 1 > prrp r t ! in the known wvr'd By Jililii.c t > TOLU ROCK am'l T \
I * WOnJui < 'o , yeah ir n esellont Appetiser ami Tonic , fxrcth'ril aw ! firlli r
lumcnro.II er--i Iii l J u ul.e nnr.i.ruuat .a iiiioiiuui rtc. no-l ini ! v ar.tuo.tttt e '
j iti Mriir itmt fr. , ii f T
ut up in Quart JSiso Bottles , giving More for the money than
ioy article in Hie market.
CAHTIOM.- ; < -rt
only J1E1-1CATC1 > sr i * ii U ,
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue :
T tEURY DEPARTiiEfcT. OFFICK OF ETERNAL r.tVXND f
\ > * sut > aio.i , P. C..J DuarySt ? , I'-S * . t
Ue i4. LAWHt-HCE A MAitTIN" . 1151 Mvllson St , Chicago. H't.
OsTTLSMrj : Tdi. r'-'i > TJ ! . io the opinion of tlit * office , wonM IIATS a mffirlent qtuntitv *
the BALSAM OF TOLL" to irr ! ! I'l ' the advantage aKn > o < l to ihiar Ki In poclon * ! > . } > ! U > t' .
while tuj whi T acd th * "jru-MimHcta in emulsion tcuJrm.i : t * .111 .icneahie remo'y to ih
patient. CiinTpnum ! < ! cfir ! > ' to th fofiuul * , it may iTtperlv le tliv-.cit a litl'K'l. A ) .
PKEPARA110N md r t c | > n.vl > lor * U. S IL\Lv.'l SUIt > : ra. li.d v-lion oitanii' " ' , U'SU
sold by 1'nuclstt , Ai'othsCTierantl Otber Persons wiUioul itudeiln lima u t > i % . i y < nut
Uz aallqu.r cle lars
Yuur. e pcKtf-iiij. ( Sl-n o ) GREEN. B. RAtJ5ICommIt sioa r
LAWRENCE & M ART ! N , Proprietors , Cliic o , 151s.
Sold bv DSOGOlcflS , GEOOEBS afli ? DEALEBS orcrywlieni
WHO S ON ACQUAINTED WITH THE t OCRAPHV > < fH3 ! COUN7rt/ .
SEE BV EXAMINING THIS MAP. TriAT THE
CHiCAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. B ,
IS THE CHEAT COSSECTI > 'fJ LINK BETWEEN THE.EAST A THE
Its mnm line runs from CalcnKO . > > Council J > lnlnoCir foreatlmrpurp ! r9ontf.
Hindi. paxMne through Jollot. Ottn a. pront rrntero of cuI'alaco Cur Ii a ? % { * r
Genesec , .Molln > > . Ur islnnit. Davpnp > SALOON jrticreyon can eujoy jour " it f" *
Liberty , IowaCitr.iliiron , llruoklrn.rnDc. ntill tioan of the < tay.
DCS Jlolnes ( th9 capital f lutra ) . Stuart , Atla.c .Mm-Tiini cnt Iron llrlilses spun th Maivv *
tic , and Avooa ; nlth bntuchns from l nr < u snrt Missouri rt era nt all poinU crui3O X ? : v
Junction to riirinVilton Jimctl-jn to.Vuscn- line , ana transfiTnarouvolilednt Connci * . '
tltc. Wnanlnrton. Falrtlelrt. K-iun. ) llt-'knnp. ritr. Lcavcnworth. nnd Atch a.i ' -
CVntrcvlile. rnm-cwn. Trenton , Hallntln. Caniw- nt'ctlun * betncmmlo in Union Denoit
rnn. Ijcavenworth. Atchlnon. ana KaTiw t'ity : TIIK JMtl.NClPAl. It. CONM'.tT vvu *
Wa hlnctoti tu SiKourncy. < Hkalo < i9a , an-t Knot- THIS < IHKAT TllltOCUlI LINK Aft . |
vlllc : KeoSiH to Kurmlnu'toii , Itonapnrte. llen- .
tontoiirt. lndpenrt nt. KMon , Ottnmwx Eilily At CiucAdo , irith all mverjiic" line *
vllio.OakhliuMu. relln..M"nroe. ami Dos .Molnrs : East nn I Suth. .
Newton to Ionroc : Ii" * .Molnrs to Indlanolaund Al EVM zwoow. Tilth the I * b. A At. i. .
\Vlntor9ut : Atlintlto ben's ami Audnbnn ; an < lAne it. W.AC K. Krt * .
A-no to Ilarlan. Thu Is p < altlvoly the onlr At WASni.N'OToV IIIianT5 , with 1' . a
Hallroad. which owns , ana operate * n through L. K. It.
Una from Chicago Into the Stntn uf Kannnn. At I.A S4LLT. nl. l 111. Ccnl.it- -
Ttirouuh Bxpixw Piis cnTOrTraiin , with Iuii- AtrxoniA.wtth ! ! A J. , ! l . AK t
ffian "alace tars attached , are ruu i-ach war dally w : iiLMiiL : nn.rr.r & w. no .
between CHICAGO ann PKOIIIA. KANSAS crrr. At lux K luyf > wltli J J
Coii > cir. llLtrr5. J piAVENWouTn ami ATCIJI- Island duort I.lr.cnml Itork UIM A. te1V'S
SON' . Throuahotr areaieonmbetweenMI ! T U- . the Davenport
* ea finrt Knna.tit tlty. via tha "Milwaukee and C. M. A. .st. il.il.
Kock. Island ShoI.ln . AtWESTLUinHTT , wltlithi-n. . < MS.A -
The "Oreat v.ock Lilaml" ts mncnlflcently At < ! uiMNLM. vlthCfntnl lotralLJi.
equipn < t. Hi roml bcrt Is elmplv > . - > . jet , ana Ha > tlKS 3Iol.v > J-nlth I > .M..XK. I > 1UA.
" . i inta with steel rails. At COUNCIL HMTpt. with Union I'uiin-
\.hatwtu ptt.-n.iii rm , . . . ill tw ( hp pleanun AtCMAiiA. itr. n. * : . ! . . it. it. ii. tn fa
of cnjiliikjour oieHli. wnllr piunsincivurinn AH oi.itMiii.-HUi .Nt"rin\-.vriiilt..i- ! . ' .
bcantlfal pralrtc * iif Illinois ami Inwn. In ono of At HTTt'MWA. wm ; 'Vntral lonaK.
nurmaEnltlccnl Dinlin ; C'arj that nccumpany all Et. U & Tnc , anil i . It. ft V 1C. Kiln
Throucli KTprcos I'rnin . Vou Bet nn I'ntiru At KKOKUK.witn Toi _ I'eo. A Wnr. : yj
mca ! . aa coml as IM served In nnr tlrst-cUs * hulcl. Loura A 1-ac. . nrut St. I. . Kco. A .V.-W. It *
roraeTcaty-ttvo cents. At ( * AMKlinv. wlthlLt-LJ lt.lt.
/prccuitlntf the fact that n majority ot the At AICIIMOV. with Atch.ToixiK-i At
le prefer nuparato ap.iruitrntf forilltlcrent atch. , t Neb. nnd On.Itr. If. I' . Is. ItcU.
op and the immense 10. * < 'ncer business At J.EAVCNWUKTn. nlth Kan. I'at , oi\ . * -v
nt inlt line wnrrantlns It ) , wo anplcasca to an- Cent. 1U IMS. f
nnun o that tht Cotnpin > runs Jiiffmiin AtKASHA-t CJTV , with all lines for if * i/
SkCTinQ dirs for sleeping purpose * * , ana ana South IT cat.
S'CI.I.'KA.V I'AT.ACE CAICN - < run tlirotiuh to l'F.OIJJ/1. 1 > ES MUcv - *
COIWttXI. IH.III'l-S. KA.NNAN Cl'PV. ATC'III ? 0.\ . unit I > iAvi.NWOKT
1'irkeltf vlu tliii l.lne. Uno\vn i > * the "Orrnt JtocU. J liiiiU Juiit . " are K/ ' A
nil Ticket Accnti In the DnllcJ Htate * unil i'anu.lu.
For Inforinatlua nut obtiiluutjlo at jronr home ticket office , lultlre * * .
A. . KIMOBAJ L , . JC. S'X' . .TOUJJ.
Oea'l Superintendent. Uen'I Tat. ud l'au'
'WZJtTIDO'W
And Everything pertaining to the Furniture ar-3
"U pholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Or SE GOODS AT TftE
kp Ii mon fh lit 1208 and 1510 ftmiliain
IPil
A new and hitherto Unknown remedy for all
lbeaea of tbo KUni-ya. Bladdur , anu Urinary
Ureana.
It will poutivflr cure DKhetts , Clrarel , Drop-
iv , Brliht's DISOJ- , inability tu retain or expell
i the Urine , Catarrh of 'ho fl ulcer , high colored
ii
ii i and rcanty urinn. Painful Urmatlntr , LAJIS
ii BACK i , Ueneral Weaknw i. an-1 all Female Com-
plaints. i
It avnldj Internal medicine ? . In certain In It
effects and cnres when nothing eM can j
For sale by all Drnjrgtjta or sent by mail free
upon receipt of the price , 32.CO
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. , PROP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
tZT3 your address for oar llttlo book ,
How f wai Saved. "
PROPOSALS FORSUUSIS'l-ENCE
STORES.
OrncB PcuciiAMio * fi > DEPOT
CoaHIM RV Of JCB3ISTR5CE.
OSAKA. NEB. . UU. 9 h , 1SW3.
Si'rd ' proposal' , Li dup Ifate , ubj : t tn the
usual conditions , will be resetted * < thin olllcc ,
until 12 o'cI'tK noon o-i Octobtr 25ti , Ii80 , at
* hlch time and p'aca they will be opened In
prwenteof bidders , for furnfi 'inir n < l Delivery
at thp Subsis'.en-e storehoiu < * . In Omaha , or on
car < fif oa can. after inrpeitl > n ami acceptance
t plica of picking , ) u may be rxpilr * ! hy tha
8nbit t n e Ocir 'tm nt. "
Forty (40) ( ) barrab cork , Ilzht mess , to ba de
livered by Noveml er 17th , U8 .
Thirty tboosml ( } O.W/J ) pounds b&cnn , short
clnr tIdM , medium wj ht n.l thlcknrn. rnek-
ed In cra'es "trappedof * -out21' ponnJabacon
each , to be delivered by Novemb r I7th , 1830.
tach piece fit hocotitobt ? cov-red with new.
s'ropy. cotton doth. Simple of crate and style
uf pattern ; to be < n at thit office.
One thouvin. ] (1,000) round breatf i t tuKon.
[ thin breuts ) onva > < d , and In stt ! < l boxes ,
stnpfed. of about 100 pounds tr'akfi't bofnn
eacb ToJbe reliver d by Kov mb r 15th , IhSO
S vcn hundred and etehly (780) ( 5 10. tins
lard , ( pure ! e Otwelve tln In a c e , tr fi' rd.
Eaeh tin ranit hoi 1 actnally 5 Iba. net of Ia d to
b icctp'ed. Vifcs per tin. and not per pou id ,
to be ate-l. To be del.vered by November 17th.
1860.
1860.The ? OT rrraent reserves the riht to reject
my or all prep igtU.
ELink p-ooo N nd full Infanmtion an to the
mincer of bWdlnsr , conoltlnnn to l ol ar ed
by bidders , ard t rnn o'onntr t and. P * ment ,
trt 1 Ie fnrnlihed on application to his cfflc * .
En lop contaluln ; prnroi > Li gboald be
ZDz-ked "Proro 'i Jor Suvs' a3ce' Stores , " and
tha nedenUned.
idlreseod o
inoiLia WILSOX ,
ocWdSt C.8.C.3.A.
Ear Diseases.
DR. K. K. SWOEJfAKEH.
The well known Au-al S'lijeon ' , of , Iteadln . T- . ,
h ha3bernii ti ) JI IciI pfffUi ) n over JO
ytan.civn ill hl ilncxcl u va y t the tro.t-
mcntcf dea/no aml dl JB S of the our a d
catarrh. u tamli i viln V e litt.o book of ill
pa eHonthe trca ment"f ih si < ! ] ! > P * . 'fr
to ill Tina b'MiIc ITIVCM reoencn and tei * > l-
monlalj fut will ratify Ilia most t-keiitlwl h a
U afco authur i f > WOK nf 375 pa ei , ottivii. i
thrpe dUease9tan < l ttrlr proper treatment ; pr
82bymiil. l > of onlly shniildoe without I hit v > n-
I > o l.oolf . It will nva ulf enn * lnofhwi if
and d ctnr' fee < Dr. She uuSier'i Remly f ic
the cure of Kunninic Earn , 'i uni t rally clii' > v I-
edioJby phVHlcinntaii'l the put ) Ic in jenn U
a * theonly Im y re ia' Io Ite t el / for the MII * .1
thM oathfjfome dt * M * ; . tl himilea * , id&M it
and rel a Ie. an ! wi Icu-o ilmost any c o e * n
of f"rty year * * standing , al Ia > l nmeil MI I L f
pleaontiipm of the d SCUM innrni'y ' 791.0 4
and hearing m mot c < ngr a"v Impr v !
ji rmaiently Price 3 * Kohl hy f K f i ,
wholo-a e 3.id rpt-iil d nl r In < 'iu s t" I int t-
cln 4andsurg-evil iniliu i ei.l',1 Zlramh m ,
"p37Ue- l i a
WROUCHf"lROH FEHGE&T
Wire Fencuijf and Kaillnj a Sfecfality
Their Ie-mtv , rermvmnce an ! econOTV
d llyworlt'n < lb extinction of oil fencln/
che < n initerol ,
El. ant In deTi n. Ind truetlMe
Fenres for lawns. Fu jlio ( H ( Unda and f < r >
t iy Ilitw.
Irm Vwc , fj wn S te < , .anopi d nJ i
> u.tcpitlm ; Oalrtanl ev .yd - . lr .o it
Iron nd Vtln ornamental work rt-shrneJ uf
menutactur l h E T. J'AHMIU' * WIra a l
< r. n w' rk , ' 7,29 and 31 Wood'unl A o , ' a-
Irolt , Mich. S ndfor Illustraieil cato ue u l
pricollst " J *
ZDZEZTSTTIE STIRTST.
T. s. HITCHCOOB : , M. D. a ,
From Kew Tork ha lo iled ( n Oiatha , nd
tuinnterjto dr > fl st-cUvvork.
Dental Boom' , over A. Cnlckihink & Co.V , ' * .
Uth ami Don flu. oc-pD ja
Mr day at horn * . Samples 't
S fre * . Addies * Rttafon a * ' ,
TWO DOLLARS WILL SKCC.'J3
TIIE WEEKLY BEE
For Ona-Year.