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ftTTORflEYS-AT'LW CHARLES POWELL - TTUSTirE Or THE PEACE Ooreer 1Kb and jj Fariilum U. , Omaha Neb. _ m Sl ERAL , A TTORKET AT LAYT Room 6. Creiclitca jTi Block. - Sth St. . OMAHA. KKC. 0. L THOMAS , i TTORSKT AT LAW Loans tnorer. ban Jand _ B ; is real ettUe. Boom 8 , Crtlchton Eicck. A. C. TROUP , AT LATV Office In Haiacom'i ACTOhXKV George E. Pritchett , 1MB Famlmn St. _ OMAHA , NEB. DEXTER L THQKAS , fc TTORKXY AT IAW CrolcfflJuuik e Solid 1 ' A , OHAQWIBK , A TTOHNEY AT LAW Offioa 1 50 * raraham JBtr ct. _ M. L. FHAECDY , rfi.WTEH Office In Crelhton Block , nert U 4 rnBtOfflt-5 , OltAHA , NEBRASKA. y r"BUC. COLLECTIONS UAI > 8 E. D. MOLAUCHUH. fi TTORKEV AT LAW AKD JUSTICE OF , L TuE PEACE- Southeast comer Fiittenth DoustaftSt. eyCollecttons 1-romptlv Attended Vo.TSt / * G'BRJEK & BARTLETT. Aett p rn.8 ys-at-Law , OFFICE-PnlPa niocfr.rjteonth Me Famham * ATTORNEY AT LAY/ . KMIBACH BLOCK , COR. DQL'CI5TH ' STS. OMAHA , XEB. W. d. Oonnell , Attorney-at-La w. om * , up aUIrf , In Ilanfcom'g new , n. V. comer Hfteenth and newml < t.m-Etr-3U. . rtnuiCE. ( Titi K. UZSICK Attorneys-at-Law. - - . V.tontloa will 1 Ivea to all suits * A corporation * o ! vcry d cripUon ; will " " Ice to al Kho Courts of the State and the ' . .itSiAtos. ; . Olico. Faruhaui St. . opposite EDWARD W. SIKESAL. / . TTORXEY AT L. * Hoom fl JLBlo k , ItLh idCSJM streets. no9dh S. F. EAJ5BEBSQ8 , ft TTOIISST AT LAV243 Farehun Street Oawha Ni'brR ta. f * . T. RlfUAEl * . a. J. IlBH T /.RICHARDS & HUNT , Attorneys t-Law. OTTiry glB South Fourth-nth' Street. AST INDIA O " ILEfi & 08 , , BOLE MANUFACTURERS L. Neb. \ Machine Works , gvrvra.rcy JAm J. Hammond , Prop. & Manager. - ThnaoitJii ruf ( > h appatntclanJ complete ilartiine Shop * aij F ueJrjIn thottite. Cxstlnpi ol e\cry d ser ption tuanufacted Kncines , Fumiu an 1 .ve j class of nuchinery fflado to order. Special attcn'.ifcli given to Well Aii iirs , Pulleys , Haneers , SliaftinjrUridsc Irons , ( Jeer , etc Plarutornnw Machlncrr.Meachinlcal Dtactht- up , Uodols , etc. , neallv rxncutrd. B8 Horney St. . Bet I4ta nnd 15th. ILE REMEDY. HtTERNAL. EXTERNAL , AND 5TCH1KG PILES nt onrt on tlif J | pUr tton or Df IMIe y. whlcli nrt til opoq the p irUHl. . nb > orblni Tumnn. nllnylng thtf Itch otln-r hnfltllrU. . Try II iootbgr.iuultenyonrm-lchbonioi m < Titc. Titc.DO DO NOT DELAY tie jlraln on the yatem prodaco ancol diaabllttjr , but buy It , TRYJT LOURED PRIC32 , 50 CENTS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT , " * * * * yea cnn not obtain It oflilm , n J1 cad ' l rp W , onrtwlptorprlr * 3tS Bovuibo'a Trratiae on Pile * ciit fr i m application. jtddroM IE OR , BOSANKO MEDICINE CO , , - P1QDA. O. jv cs'ijK siaEaE 02 : TK2 LEVER , THE SGVJELS , and Jhe KSDNEYS , Lfs c&.iKij r.tiion , gives if von ikrful 7 mur v .TJ < w discatts. Ara We Sick ? J&caiitc ie a3ou > tficss gnat organ or tornid , and te ] f i-- : t rssa i caxsujas b BliI.A ; V > * ' \COXSTIP.V710X , r1 V. > : J * .r > ? sVK" r oryanf 'o tiroic qif -ri l j ' * flfS-Vad ! > riir * | T In aii i Sr. ' T- 1Ar 1 - - Ar THE DAILY BEE , OMAHA PUBL1SHINC COPROPRIETORS. . SIS P&rnham , bet. 3th and 10th Strettt TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION , 1 Copy 1 year , in advance ( postpaid ) { 3.00 ennntlis " " < .00 3 months " " 2.00 TIME T/BIES- THE MAILS. O , k N , W. E. R. , 530 a. m. , SIO p. mj C. B. & Q 5 30 a. m. , I40 p. m. C. R 1 4 P. R. R. . 5:30 : a , m. , 2:10 p. m * CSt ? Joe 30 a. m 8. City * P. 630a.m. U. P. B-R.ll:40a.m. O. & R. T. to Lincoln , 10 a. m. B. &M.R.R. , & 40a.tn. 0. fcS. W. , 730a.m. C. * N. W. R.B. , 11 a. m. , 11 p- " > C. B. ft O. , 11 a. m , 920 p. m. O. R. 1. 1 P. , 11 a. m. , U p. m. O. B. & St , Joe. , 11 a.m. , 11 p. m. U. P. R. R. , 4 p m. 0. t R. V. from Lincoln , 18:10 : p. ra , S. City & P. , U a. m. B. 4M. Inl < eb.,4p. m. Local malls for States lotra leave but onot a day , vie : i:30 a. m. Office open from 12 to 1 p. m. Sundays. THOMAS F. HALL. Postnu tr. Arrival Ami Departure of Trains UNION PACIFIC. LHXTI. UUUTX. Dally Express. . . . 12:15p.m. S Sp.iu. do Mixed e.lfp. m. 4:25 p. m. do Freight 5:30 . m. 1:10 p. rr. do do 8:15 a. m. 12:20 : a.m. TIME CARD OF THE BURLINGTON. LUn OMAHA. ABXOT OKini. Exprees 3:40 : p. m Express 10.-00a.rn , llall 6CO : a. m. Mall 10:00 p.m. Sundays Excepted. Sundays Excepted. CHICAOO.'ROf K ISLAND & PACIFIC. Mall . 6:00 a. m. I Mall . lOrtO p. m. Express . 3:40 p.m. | Express - 100 a. m. CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN. Mall . ere a. m. 1 MaU . - 7SO p. m. Ktprees . BMpiin. : | Express. . . .10:00 : a. m. Sandaje excepted. KAKSAS CITT.ST. JOE t COUNCIL BLUFF& LXiVF. IRRIVt Mall . , . .8:00 : a. m. I Express . 7:40 a. m. Express . 6:00 p.m. | Mafl . 7 > I. tn. The only line running Pullman Sleeping Cars out of Omaha to Union r > epot. OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND .SIOUX CITT & PACIFIC KAILROADS. Express . 80 . m. | Fxprc < H . 1' Op m. Dally Except Sund j-s. B. & > L R. R. In NEBRASKA. Omaha ( ly ) 0:00 Plattsm'tharlOSSam BIoomlngtonlv)5:10 ( ) am KcarayJ'ncKr)7Efi ) p m Ue'l Cloud { lx)625 ) am Red Cloud ( arr)7:55pm ) PUtUm'th ( ar ) 4:20 p m Iloom'gtonar)35 ( ) p m Om Via ( an ) . . .4 5 p m REPUBLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY. Hagtlnctlv ) 8K)5a ) m | Klomn'pton ( arl:30pm ) Bl7omlcjton 1 5 p m I IltftliifS ( &r ) 6:55 p m Orleans ( Iv ) 730 a m I Indlancla ( arlrl'Opm ) Orleans ( ar ) I'M p m | Indunola ( lv ) 2:30 pm SIOUX CITY & tT. P UJL R. R. MJ1 . 6:10 n m 1 1 rjaa . 10:00 a m Exnrcsn . . S,10i > ma | . 7:20 p m WABASU , &T. LOL1S & PACIFIC. L1AVM. ARRIVES. Hall . _ 8a.m.JMall - 11:55 a m Express. . . .8:10 : p. m [ Express - . .4:25 p. m. BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R. R. Leave Omaha , dally. 5 a. m , B a. m. , 10 a m , , 11 a. m. . 1 p. m. , 2 p. m. , 8 p. m , B p. m , , 6 p. m. , Leave Council Bluffs ; 8:25 : a. m. , 9:25 a. m , , 10:25 : a.m. , 11:25 a. m..l5p m. , 2:25 : p. m. , 5:26 : p. m. , 5:25 p. m. ; 6:25 : p. m. , Four trips on Sunday , leaving Omaha at 9 and 11 IL. m. , 2 and 5 p. m ; Council Bluffs at 9:25 , 11:25 a. m. , and S : 5 and 5:25 p. m. FASSBtBER TRAIK8. Cioave Omaha : 6 a. m. , 7 a. m. , 8 0 a. m. , 1 x m. , 4:50 p. m. , 7:25 p. n. , eavaOoundminffj : 8:15 a. m , , 9:10 : a. m. , 11:10 a , m.B:26p. : m. , 7:00 p. m. , 7:50 p. Jn , [ > aUr except Sunday. OMAAA & . KEPUBLICAS VALLEY R , . LX1.TI , AKRIVI. dill. . . . . . . . .10:15 : a. m. , 4:35 : p. m. Dally except Sunday * . GLAUS FOUND. Greatest Discovery of the Age. Vooucriuldiscoverlcslu tht worldhavebcen made Lmonc otlisr things wlicro Santa Clans eUjcd Ihildrcn oft ask if lie makes cowls or not , [ really he lives in a mountain ot snow. a t year an excursion e.illod clear to the Pole LndEuddcnlrdroppedlnto\vhatFccmedIIkeholo rhera wonder of wonders theyfausd anowland , Fhile fulrjMifcj belnci apptaretl on each hand. ncrs voro moOnU'.tiB like ours , with more b autllul grcin , Jid far britfhicr skies than ever were ecen , ilrds with the hues of a rainbow were found , fhllo flowers of exquiilte fnucnnco Wiru grow Ing aronnd. [ ot long ere they lelt to wondtr in doubi . coon came the/ had heard much about , Dms 8anta Clans' self and th IB they all say , Ic looked like the picture * csee e * erjday. . ut lie took them on toud and drove them wty. ta showed them all over his wonderful realm , nd factories making poods for * omen and men urriers were working on haU great and email , o Bunco's they Bald they were sending them all. : rii Klnfrlc , the Glove iiaker , told them at once , 11 our Gloves Tm ire sending to Bunce , anta sboired them suspcndon and many thlnff more. tying I also took thoae to friend Bance'i store , inta Claus then -uhlspcred a gpcrot b 'd tell , s In Omaha every one knew Bunco well , : e therefore should Hond his goods to his ere , nowing Ills friends will get their full share , 'ow remember ye dwellers In Omaha town , 11 who want presents to 1'uiicc's go round , or shirts , collars , or glovea great and wnill , end your elster or aunt one and all. Bunce , Champion Ilattar of the West , Douglat mat. Omaha UNO. G. JACOBS , ( Formerly ot Olsh & Jacobs ) 'o. IU7 Farnham St. , Old Stand of Jacob Oil RDKRS BT rHLKQRA.PU SOLICIT a TEE COLORADO JUSIKESS COLLEGE This Institution , located it Denver , Colorado , le Educational and Commercial cenUr of the rest , is pre-eminently the best and most practl- d i-f Its kind for the MERCANTILE TRAINING OF Young Men and Ladies. G. W. FOSTER , President , D. W. CADY , Secretary. The most extennlre , thorough-and complete stllution ot the kind in the world. Thousands accountanti and Business men , la the prin- pal dties and towns of theTCnlted States , owe eir success to our court o cf training. lie fiisht ; End of Education for Young Men and Ladies. Fine , new brick block , at Junction of three rect car lines. Elegantly fitted and furnished artm nt for the application of and carrying t of our novel and systematic methods ot USINESS TRAINING. foung men who coEtemplate k buflncss life , h : 1 ptrcata having sons to educate , are particn- P'ei ' ly requested to tend for our new Circular , ei Jch will give full Information M U terms , idltlon of entrance , euJ Address ai tl G.W.POSTEE President , , in Denver , Colorado. si : pePi Pi ci < cith th thye ye CO IEEE EEMEDIES IN ONE , of en all auorden mW ! , acute or chronic ofan itcpnp the strength and Veep the boKVj free ; an > a corrective , laxative and tonic , M one pure medium that combines ihe three. .Tzra. ArzMXXT is that medium glorious ; ] thT t lone ; , rrf n&l > t * , renl&tes , ( attains , T ] d o'er difeise for thlrty"ye rt'vlctoriors ; , "he world' ; , wtll founded confidence retains TT ( 1 OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS. Anzoni. The Arizona Central railroad will soon bo completed. Work has been commenced on Mar- icopa's Catholic church. Arizona grapes are claimed to bo Jbetter than French for claret wines. % i Phosnlx proposes to issue § 150,000 irTbonda'for Iho purpcsa of building a system of roads and bridges through the county. The Tiptop mining compcny has just made its shipment of bullion for the month of September , amounting to 28 bars valued at § 44.400. The government is shipping from Southern California to Southern Ari zona large quantities of barley. Tne latest order u for tire thousand sacks. Idaho. B'ackfoothas ' a lumber famine. The Cutter mill on the Salmon river will be ready on the 20th of Novem ber. Specimens of ore from the Bullion mine , Wood river , assay ? 4000 to the ton. ton.A A resident of Bois City raised 6,000 bushels of apples on his place this season. One hundred sacks of ore from the Ruby mine at Silver City have been cent to San Francisco. The Bay Horse concentrating works are shipping large quantities of base bullion to the Omaha refining works. It ia worth on an average about § 1000 per ton. Dakota Building continues lively in Sioux Fal's. ' Jefferson has a new railroad ware house. Wahpeton is short of caipsnfers and masons. A large grain warehouse is being built at Madison. Orer a dozen trains per day pass through Elk Point. A number of sulstaulid and costly buildings are being built at Big Stone City.The The basines ? men and cUizons of Eik Point have burned a lire break around the town under thn supervision of the mayor and counc.l. Extensive prairie fires have been raging through southwestern Lincoln county during the past week , and are reported as doing much damage. The Graudins will break new land for the next crop to the extent of 2- , 080 acres , giving a total area for seeding next spring of 8,000 acres. The Grandin company own 49,000 acres on the Ued river of the north , and the stock farm at Mayvillo , cov ering 18,000 acres ; total 69,000 acres During the season of 1880 The Par- jo Argus is iuformed that the Grand- In farm management cultivated 5,021 cre3 of wheat , the total yield of which amounted to 137,257 bushels , jr on an aVirage of twonty-throo bushels and ten pounds to the acre. [ n addition to this thcro were 30 * icfes of cats , which produced 18,925 bnshels , and 140 acres of barley , the : ropof which was 3,520 bushels. Washlncton , Rich lodes of tin have been discov- jred in Mason and King counties. r The Skagit minct < cohthmo to re- f ) ort new Strikes of rich mineral. d Olympia is enjoying a building boom t md a constant increase in her popu- t ation. t Renegade Indiana from all the tribes ( , re gathering in the upper part of the erritory. The territorial fair held nt Olympia nade an excellent showing of the ro- ourccs of the territory. Genetal Hot.ard baa sent .1 body of roopa to go to the aid of Surve3'or lenry on the Skaglt river mid quell ho Indian outbreak there. The Nez Forces Indiana are report- d as uneasy in the Little Spokane ro- ; ion , and a number of horses and stock lave been run off towards the Idaho ine. Wyoming. Camp Carlin has received a new team fire engine. Wyoming's grand lodge of Masons net in Cheyenne last week. Fears are entertained for the scar- ity of feed for stock on the ranges his winter. Tii& fcrand lodge of Odd Fellows not last week at Rock Springs. The irder is repotted as prosperous ! Cheyenne City cemetery is crowded , ) ut tWo unoccupied lots remaining. Che Union Pacific company are nn- rilling to sell any more lots in the vl- inity. A requisition has been issued by Jov. Hayt for the arrest of E. T. iVeber , a cattle thief , who , having tolon a bunch of cattle in Carbon : ounty , ran them over iulo Colorado. The Cummiuga City mill cleared up luring the first week and is reported as .veraging . ? 35 a ton. This was mostly rcm the surface. Lower down the ire is reported to assay $50. A row between two teamsters in tawlins resulted last week in the nurder of one Joecp Hornbeck. The rowd worn , with difficulty , restrained com lynching the murderer. The democratic territorial conven- lon at Laramie met last week and ominated Hon. M. E. Post as con- ressional delegate. They passed res- lotions against Chinese labor and in i.vor of free timber lands. Utah. The mines at Silver Reef all report ew and promising developments. Silver Reef's bullion shipment for eptembor aggregated § 97,712.60. tc The Utah mine at Park City is to ive new hoisting works oOrlOO feet i size. "P.1d The Horn Silver Hoisting Works at d ( fasco have been starred up and nre Oi mnd to work smoothly. Tha Horn Silver mine baa decided i erect eitcHsivo reduction works Tl id a location seven miles from Salt te teca ike has been selected. cain There is a movement on foot to ace a large steam yacht on Great in lit Lake which will carry with safety tu am fifty to sixty passengers. tw The Deseret university at Salt Lake of , a obtained a large plot for building irposes and will in the near future pe ect a large and substantial building. foi The hoisting engine for the Lowell efl d Williamson at Park City , will be bl ( e largest in the camp , next to those wl the Ontario. It will cost § 15,000. pii A large plot of ground has been iked off in Salt Lake for a market uare and all farmers will be com- lied to put np their wagons at this bri ice. A strike of coal ia reported near , rk City and is creating great ex- ement. There were indications TO it the mine had been worked many are &go. th ( The trustees of the Brigham Young liege contemplate soon buying j ough land in Logan for the erection sat a college building , machine shops d boarding house. po ; A. "remarkable strike is reported in 3 Carrio'Xucille in sonthern Utah. wil IB orp body is In the shape of a dgejuid assays fifty prjnces of J1- foe r and S7 nf anlrTtn + Ho tnn" ' district u showing up remarkably well. One of the owners has taken out dur ing the past three days , alone , over half a ton of horn silver , b'ack ' sul- phurets and black metal that will assay up in the hundreds. California. Oakland receives two thouiand tons of wheat weekly. A fine mineral spring has been dis covered near Vacaville. Napa'a first shipments of grapes to the east took p'acelast week. Work on San Francisco's city hall is progressing. Four million brick have been contracted. "Work has begun in Oakland on the narrowguage ferry railroai connecting Oakland with San Fraceicco. The state harbor commissioners have set apirfc a harbor for the ex clusive use of patohets. It will cost § 3000. The Central Pacific railroad hav offered to compromise with the Tularo settlers on railroad lands. Evistions have been postponed. During the past month the police of San Francisco have made 284 arrests of Chinamen for gambling and over § 5000 levied in fines on gamblers. The wheat crop of the state is large and generally has been harvested lu good condition. In some portions millers complain that the wet weather has injuied the berry. During the nipht following the October elections the wires were down between Exramie and Cheyenne , The San Francisco Chronicle hired a special engine at an expenie of § 100 to carry its telegraph messages ovtr the break. Tbo Monterey Whaling company on the 4th caught two fine whales of the humpback species the first catch of ihe season. The novel sight of cut ting them up attracted nvuiy people to the whalery on the following days. They auticipite a very profitable sea- eon. eon.Mrs. . Balaton , the widow of the late W. 0. Ralston , has filed a complaint ia the superior court , in which she de mands that Senator Sharon may be directed to render an account of the property of her late husbarn , who was the senator's partner in business. She alleges that the partnership property amounted to 830,000,000 , and thit Senator Sharon , by false representa tions and other means , has defrauded icr of a largo amount. Oregon. Portland reports business usually ( risk and trade flourishing. Mew finds of fosiilshave been made n the John Day country. Emigration ia coming In more ra- lidly in the southern portion of the tatc. tatc.The The Mechanics fair at Portland has icen a magnificent success and tue at- endance enormous. The wheat crop in the Willamette alley ia heavy and haibeen harvested nd thrashed successfully. The reports of neir mineral finds in lie southern part of the state ia rcating considerable excitement. The Sunday School conrention of ( regon and Washington mot last eokat Portland. It was very gen- rally attended. The citizens of Portland are very inch agitated over two bills now be- jre thu legislature , one authorizing a onation of a portion of the city levte ) the Oregonian railway company and io use of Front street in laying a rack , and the other , the bill propos- ig several radical changes tc the pre- ; nt city charter. Quite a number of rotniuent taxpayers are at the Cup- al endeavoring by every means , to > cure the defeat cf the bill. Colorado. Gunnison ia to have a new bank. The Rod Oliff minec are showing up ell. ell.K"komo'f K"komo'f placers are paying I aavily. Lsadville is enjoying first-class sighing. Twelve elk were killed near Gunnic > n last week. The Idaho mining district near entral City is panliing out richly. The old Congregational church at enver has been turned into a theatre : The gold shipments of Gilpin coun- ' for September amounted to $134- K > . Twenty-sir hundred men are em- loyed in the mines about Central My. My.The The output of the Golden Queen ir the present year will exceed S3- X,000. ) At Gatmison hay , baled , soils at ( Q per ton. It w&s worth $2oD tiiroo onths ago. A new toll road is to be bnilt from rand River to Gunnison. It will ist 340,000. During the recent storm two trav- ors were frozen to death while cross- g the Veta pass. The net profit from the ihaft and vels of the California mine this year ill reach $125,000. The California mine in the Nevada strict has secured $3280 of gold om a single retort. Denver is to have new iron works id a rolling mill. The works are to > the largest in the west. The Valley smelting works at Gold- i are turning out from $12,000 to .5,000 worth of bullion a week. Ora from the Baltic lode on Fall rer , Clear Creek county , assays five inces of gold and six ounces ot silver ir ton. The mines of the Wabash company Kokomo are panning out finely. 10 company pay out $2000 a month A laborers. f-1 Custer county is to have & paper lil [ Wished at Silver Cliff , which will tlhi vote itself exclusively to the mines hibi Custer county. bi The _ nre in the Chrysolite mine at p ( sadville will cause a loss of 820,000. 8" to tmoko in the mine , two weeks af- si : the fire , is so dense that no work siui i bo done. at ] During a political jubilation meet- in at Boulder last week the prema- thw re discharge of a cannon blew off w ; o men's arms and deprived another eh his sight. sh rho city council of Denver hss BUS- a ided Chief of Police Hickey nnd taye ir of his men for cowardice and in ye ciency , in failing to arrest a gam- au r named Jim Moon , who stood the P" ole watch off , " 3 night with a liltlo ; , tol. W do ire Montana. in' ' Bozeman is organizing a fire thi gade. trt Venison is rapidly coming Into the Of lena market. of ofdu Jozeman after a hot contest has du ed a school tax. Ln effort ia being made to grade Missoula schools. np Suites' brick yards are several thou- < 3 behind orders. . a Ilendale's mining properties ar ted in good concition. - - thdi di 'he new Pipestone dihi hi h Butte has be'ftal connecting . completed. so ? he asses- socc cc la np ' * " * tflA l of-Jefferson connty Q iiO OOiaoTe ihan-It did for the region of Sixteen Mile creek de stroying much range. One of the mines in the Barker ' district has already been bonded to an eastern company for § 60,000. | The new Albion gold mine at Silver I Creek has panned out $50 in gold per 1 ton. This is an enormous yield. 1 There ara said to be more strangers 1at the present time looking for farms in Mifsoula county than for years. Hew placar and quartz discoveries have recently been made in Mejgher county , about five or six miles from Fort Maginnis. Things are rushing in the Barker mining district. ' Two villages are building in ihe camp and new finds are being made every day. Tourists recently f ram the National park report the discovery of another group of Geysera about thirty miles from the headwaters of the Firehole river. A new road i being built from White Sulphur Springs to Fort Ben- ton. Heretofore it has been neces sary to travel about 190 miles in go ing from one place to the other , but the new route decreases the distance to 110 miles. The Hecla company in Beaverhead county is having a V-shaped chute made in Canyon creek canyon , 2,500 feet long , for the purpose of bringing wood down from the forests of Vipond Park to the site of their charcoal kilns on the creer. Thev also con- tcmpliito the construction of a tram way from Vipond Park to Glendale as the most economical medium for obtaining wood to supply charcoal for their fur naces. Nevada. Immense quantities of ducks are being brought into the market by the Washoe Indians. A Carson City firm have taken a contract to deliver 40,000,000 feet of logs within two years. R < ad agents infest the road between Bodie and Aurora. Three robberies are reported within the last two weeks. The Comstock mines at Virginia City are reported as paying badly , and noiio but the mill ownera are making money. A large demand is being made on thu Caison City mint for standard ail- rer dollars. The demand is greater than at any time since the coinage of standard dollars began. A dastardly murder was oommitted ast by the deputy postmaster of Belie - lie , who shot a traveling man named fried , in the back , became he refused o give him more room on the stage ; Elko county reports a very gratify- ng yield of grain. Only in a few lo calities did the early frosts injure the [ rowing crops , and the harvest , which 3 now about ended , is a bjuutiful no. Lyon county has 636 head of horses , 7G mules , 307 cows , 900 beef cattle , 2 bulls , 1400 sheep and lambs , 303 logs , 300 chickens , 15 ducks and 30 lives of bees. The amount of land nclosed in the county is 10,000 acres , f which 1670 acres are cultivated. The minoa of the Comstock lode ontinue to bo embarrassed by the arge flow of hot water. The engines t the Yellow Jacket raise about four nillion gallons daily , and the hot wa- er On the 2828 foot level is increas- ng in qnantitj. The Caledonia pumps a re worked to their full capacity 18 iiJt ours per day. At the Hale & Nor- Jt ross the inflow of hot water has in- reased. At the Union shaft , through hich the principal north end mines ra worked , delay and trouble are ex- erienced from hot water. DIBINTEBINS THB DEAD. OW TUB CHINESE TEEAT THE BONES OF THEIR ANCESTORS BURNING THE BODIES BEFORB TUB SKELETONS ARE SENT OUT OF THE COUNTRY. trson ( Nevada ) Appeal. No Chinaman who is buried in sage rush soil is allowed to remain here > r any considerable length of time , .s jioon. as the rotting flesh has ceased ) fertilize the ground , his bones are U up nnd shipped back to hia native > untry with all freight charges paid. : coats allege ther about § 25 to reaur- ict the remnants nnd send them homo U Pacific mail steamer. A few days jo an Appeal reporter went out to the > metery and witnessed the operation : disintermnt. THE RESURRECTIONIST. The man who superintends the rer- nouies incidental to digging up the ady is an ancient Chinaman who real- ItfokB as il ho feiigHt have Heert aried without any violation of pro- riety a quarter of a century ago. His instant association with things cad- Verona has , as it were , assimilated im to the d ad , nnd it } a currently iported that one day while overcome y the heat ho slept alongside his ork and was only awakened when he iund the coyotes attempting to pull im to pieces , supposing that he was a irpao. HIS ASSISTANTS ere of the same oorpsoy kidney , and i they sat about the grave smoked icrt' , fool-smelling pipes which , iugled with the strong scents of > ium which impregnated their othes , formed an odorous combina- 3n not unworthy of a place in the ilitical Canvass. Thesa den looked rail the world like old leather car * it bags , time-slaved and travel-worn , hich had gone back and forth across e continent , the under dog in every llision and the hport of every bag- > ge-smasher. When the men had tished smoking they put away their pea and the boss resurrectionitt , I nsulting a wooden head board on a : ich was a Chinese inscription , erred - 81 red his assistants to dig. UNEARTHING THE BODY. The men fell to work and lifted out ovel fuls with great gravity , taking i only small quantities at a time , T ; o men who labor in the streets in A e chain gang Is wrs fuliy half an d mr before they rercted the wooden L x which inclosed the corpse , and c : len a stroke of the epade was res- n nded io by a hollow sound all hands nn. ve a grunt of satisfaction in the * < me key. The earth was cleared away til the box was folly ezp-sed I d then the lid was smashed with a few blows of 31 a pickax. The lid , which was rotten s pulled off and revealed the riveied body wrapped in a yellow roud. Yellow , by the way , is a Cflinaman's f&voiite death color , cing the cue , no doubt , from the ilowness of the falling leaves in tumn and the hue of the § 20 ices which are invariably demanded the undertaker. Wheu tha b dy s fuliy exposed the boss reached wn and- inserting a hooked rod of n under the chin , jerked It firmly and then dragged the body out of s grave as an angler would land a ut , floppad it in the sand alongside him. No furthsr notice was taken this body i m three more were J up in a like tmtnner. IV SUJ fisc THE BODIES. > Yhen ' 4ne last body was being fished Co 13 1 * jre was built , the wood of the It uflns helping to furnish fuel. About" Itat quarter of a cord of wood was used , chi an d then the flames were burning at qa eir fiercest the four bodies were ofu ag ed alongside. Although they u d laid from two to five years in the BtCJ il they were by no means fully de- CJ ire mposed and abreds of flesh and riveied skin still cased the bones j a * t.n woafViAip.v ffln oliiyed leather I ss much flesh on if as" when first bcr Sed The living stripped the dead o their ornaments and tnnkrta as were deemed of any value , and when thh j was done thebvss gave a sign and the bodies were slammed into UoSro pnc after the other and pilsd crosswise. I The flames closed about them as il j they had been fticka of well-seasoned cord wood and in a few seconds there was crackling sound which indicated that the fire was getting its work in. A densebrown amnke l o rose and the air for a goad d'Vanco around wss laden with an odor whijh in compari son would mike a slaughter house eem like a tropical garden. Tha re porter withdrew to the windward side of the fire , but the Chinamen crowded up close as if they really enjoyed it It took nearly an hour for the fire to leave the bones clean of flesh and then it was suffered to die out. The coals were raked away and the bones pulled out of the fire quite white and clean. By this time the four skeletons were mingled in a common ascestral pile and it was impossible to distinguish Ah Chung , the lamented chicken thief from Mrs. Ah Fee , Irs old mother-in- law. The bones were then allowed to cool and packed away in bags which were carried away on the b\cks of the resurrectionists to be shipped to China. It is said that by a system , of tight-packing two skeletons can bo passed off for one and § 11 in freight is thereby saved. It seems a pity to swindle the Steamship Co. in this out rageous way , but su long BS these Chinamen learn swindling tricks from white men there will bo no help for it. 45 Years before IHE DK.C.MeiLAH'E'S IITEEPILL8 are not recommended as a remedy " for all the ills that flesh is heir to , " but in affections of the Liver , and in all Bilious Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head ache , or diseases of that character , thev stand without a rival. AGUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used pre paratory to , or after taking quinine. As n simple purgative they are unequaled. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The genuine are never sugar-coated. Each box has n red-wax seal on the lid , ivith the unprcssion.McLANE'S LIVEll PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa tures of 0. ilcLAsr. and FLEMIKO BKOS. r , TJnSvist "J011 ? "n " 1 : the genuine DR. C. McLANE'S LIVEll PILLS , pre pared bjr FLEBING BROS.Piltsl > nrgli , Pn. , he market being full of imitations of he name JTcZane , spelled differently. > ut same pronunciation. JNllKE PILLS ND THE USUAL PURGATIVES , IS PLEAS- NT TO TAKE , And will prove at onto the most jtent and harmless HYSTKSI RENOVATOR id CLEANSER that has yet bc-n bronsht to ubllc notice. For CONSTIPATION , BILIOUb'- ES3 , HEADACHE , PILE ? , and all dl-o-ders isins frdm HII obgtructcd s ate of the system , is incomparably the b5-t curative extant. \oiil imitations ; Insist on gcttlii .the artitte tiled for. TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE is put up in onzcd tin boxes only. Price CO cents. Ask mr druggist for Descriptive Pamph'et , or ad ess thb proprietor , J. E. IIEtaERINGTOX , New York or Sm Fnncisco. Before Purchasing ANT FORM of to-Called 1ECTRIG md , or Appliance represented tocuraNervoua , ironic and specia' Diseuei , send to the FUL- EKMACUEHGALVANICCOB13iloutsomery reet , fr'an Francisco , Cal. , for tiie'r Free Lraphlet and "The Klictric KevieH' , " and you ilsafe time , health and money. 'Ihe P. 0. i , MI tHe only djalera in Ccnume Electric Ap- lances on the American Continent. IOWEL ( J03IPLAINTS , A Speedy and Effectual Cure. ERBY DAVIS' PAIMILLEK H s stood the test of rosTT TSARS' trial. DirecCicni icith each bottle. OLD BY ALL DKUGQISTS. i < oc lA n 8 everywhere toael . Tea , Coffee , Bating ro dr. ivorln ? Extracts , etc , by sample , to hmlllss , oflt cood. Outfit free. Teople'8 Tea Co. , Box 0. St. J/ouJs. Ho. ways Cares ftnJ neror dioap- ) ints. The world's great Pain- oliover for Man and Boas to heap , quick aiid rolia ble. PITCHER'S CASTOR IA not Uarcotic. Children row fat upon , Mothers like , nd Physicians recommend ASTORIA. It regulates the owels , cures Wind Colic , Hays Feverishness , and de- roys Worms. WEI DE MEYER'S CA" A.RRH Cure , a Constitutional ntidoto ior this xorriblo mala- j ; "by Aosorpticn. The most aportant 13isoovery since Vac- nation. Other remedies rany ilievo Catarrh , thli caroa at ly stage Tjeforo Consamptiou its in. ilOA AXLE GEEASE npof edlaruely of powdered mica acd isinglu i h best and cheapest lubricator in the world. s tbebtstbecause it does notRnm , but forma iehly polished surface over the axle , doln * y ytlth a large amount of friction. It U the apest b c UM YOU need nee but half the intlty Jn gratsAos your wagon thatyou wo-ald inv other axle grea e mvle , and then run ir wazon twice as Ion ? . Is answera eqially well for Mill GearinThresbin ; IS'achlnss , reies &cas for wajtons-Send lor Pocket UopcdUof Things Wor.n Kniw Bg. Mailed a to anr * drires MANUFACTURING CO. , -VIA THB- & Norrhwestern 2,380 MILES OF ROAD I U U the SHOUT , SURE and Safa Recta Cetwejn COUNCIL BLUFFS CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE and til point ! KAST and NORTH. IT OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIO GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANT OTHER ROAD IN THE WEST. Itia the ONLY ROAD tetwetn OODIJfOIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO Upon which Is run PULLMAff HOTEL OAKS I In iiltlltiou to thesosnd to please all classes of travelers. It srlvcs FmST-CLASS MEALS at Its EATING STATIONS at SO cents each. ITS TRACK IS STEEL MILS I ITS COACHES ARE THSFIHESTI ITS EQaiPMWT FIRST CLASS Ifyoawkb tbo Best Tra\clins Accommoda tions von * ill buy yonr ticket hj- this Kouto CS-AN1 > WILL TAKE NONE OTHER. AH Ticket Agents can sell yon Thronch Tickets Tja this road ard Check nsnal Bajj- gage Free of Charge OMAHA TICKET OFFICES 124 Farnham St. , Cor. 14th. and nt Union Pacillo Depot. DENVER OFFICE In Colondo Central and Union Pacl3c Ticket OfUce. SAN FRANCISCO Of ICE 3 Naw Montgom ery Street. For Information , folders , mips , etc. , not ob tainable at Homo Ticket Office , address any agent of the Company , or HMVIH RCCHiTT , f. ST5MNITT , Gon'l Hanascr , Gesl Fas. Afflnt , CHICAGO , ILL. JAMES T- CLARK , Ccn'I Agt Omaha ft Conndl Bloffa. THROUGH TO CHICAGO Without Change of Cars I TSC33 CHICAGO gURLINGTON & jUNCY | ! A Tl. With Smooth acd Perfect Track , Elegant Pas- seniicr Ccachcs , and PULLMAN SLESPJ &IDIHIHC CARS It U acknowledged by tha FUN , aad all who travel U7 < T it , io lie Jhi'Bcrt Appointed and Best Managed RonTia the Country. PASSBNGBR"S OING EAST Should near In mind that this Is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO , And Points East , North and Northwest. Passengers by this Route have choice of FOUK DIFFEKENT KOUTES , \nd the Advantage of Six Dally LinC3 ot Palace " Se ! ping"Car3 from Chiwjo to BT ew York City Without Change. ill Erprcfs Trains on this line are equipped with the Westinghouse Patent Air Brakes and Millcr'a Patent Safety Platform and Couplers , the most Perfect Pro tection ARiinst Acci dents in the world. 'ULLMAH PALACE SLEEPING AND DiHIHC CARS Ararunonth Burlington Koute. Information concerning Routes , Hates , Tlrao Jonncctions , etc. , will ba cheerfully given by ppljin tt the nffico of the Burlington Konto , 1 j I'ourtccntn Stre t , Omaha , Nebraska. ! . E. PEUKINS , D VHITCHCOCK. . ' . . ' . ' . Oen'l Manager. Gen. West'n Pass. Ag't. . O. PHILL1PPI , St. Joe. , Mo. Gcueral Arent , Omaha. U. P. DUEL , sp6-d 1 'licfcrtAgei't Omaha. JIOUX CITY & PACIFIC AND St , Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Sioux City Route I 00 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE I From COUNCIL BLTIFFSto 5T. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH , or BISMARCK , .nil all points In Northern Iowa , Minnesota and laiotft. This line is equipped with the Im- roved WcBtinjhoUaa Autonatl ? Air Brakes and [ ilier Platform Coupler and Duffer. Anl for SPEtD , SAFETY AND COMFORT nnsurpasaod. Elesant Dmwlnt ; Room and leoplnz C rsowneJ and conlrollxl by the com- ! uiy , run Through > YIth3nt Cbango between nlnn Pacific Transfer Dcpct , Conncil Bluffs , Bd St. Paul. Trains leave the Union TadSc ran6ferDer ) tat Council Bluifi , at B:15 p m. , ocblnif Sioux City at 10:20 : p. m. , and St. Paul . ' 115 a. m , making EU HOURS IN ADVANCE or AN ? OTHER Hour * . Returning , leave St. Paul at 330 p. m. , ar- vbe at Sioux City at 4M5 x m. . and Union s/-lflc Transfer Depot , Conncil Bluffs , at 9:50 : m. Ko SttW thai jour ticket * read via " 8. C. P. R. R. " fv , ° VHILLS > Superintendent , lltnonri Valley , Iowa. , E. EOBINSON , Ara't Oen'l Paw. Agent. J. H. O-BRYAN , jnthwestorn Freight and Passenger Apcnt. Council Bluffs' 1SSO. [ .C.,8T.JOE&O.B.B.R. , la tha only Direct Line to > T. LOBIS AKS THE EAST From OUAHA and the W 3 ? . o chan o of cars between Omaha and St. IiCUlf and but one between Omaha and New York. IX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS Eastern & Western Cities nth less charges and In advance of other line * . This cntlro Una la equipped with Pullman' ! Palace Sleeping Cars , Palace Day Coach- ca.Ulllcr's Safuty Platform and Conpler and tha celebrated WcstirJK'bcma Air-Brake. TSES THAT YOUR TICKET RBAD3-a jWVla Kansas City , BL Joseph Xa-CouncUBluffaIt.K.v Tlckelo for Bile at all coupon stations In tha feet. . F. BARNARD , A. C. DAWE3 , Oenl Supt. , Ooul Pass , k Ticket Aet St. Joseph , MoSL Joseph , Mo , W. C. SEACHKIST , Ticket Aen. , 11 Fifteenth Street , b twrcn Farnhi&i and Donjlas , Union Block , Omaha. 33. TEHON , A. B. BARNARD , Paw. Acent , Omaha. Oen'rl Agent , Omaha. HIOAGO SHOT TOWER 00. Manufacturers ot ot'SHOT ' BE SURE TO BUT IT. THEBE3TIS MARKET. ! . W , BLATCHFOED & CO. inufactnrers of Lead Pipe. heetand Ear Lead , Block Tin , Pipe ana Holder , Llneeed Oil and Oil Cake. 6 ORDERS SOLICITED. Q NORTH CLIHTOH T. , CHICAGO R. A. S. PEXDEKY , ONSULT1NC PHYSICIAN AS PEKMAXESTLY W3CATEP H13 MED ICAL OFFICE , i3 Tenth Street , . OUAHA , NEBRASKA OCsri = z LIs services In all departments o ; diclna jnJ surgery , both In sceneial an rtl-e acute and chronic dlseasei. Cm * . ! nfoht. and dar. For COUGHS , COL S , BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA , CONSUMP TION , and ail Dueasea of the THROAT and LUNGS. The most acei-ft-i-Ie prep. r > tim in the known world. By adding tn TOI.U KOCK and RYE lttl Lemon JVtl O , you luvc in osollont Appetizer and Tonic , for Rent rat and family n o Th immense and i cretin : -a ! . * T , d tto numerous testimonial rectheJ dally r * the D t efldenr Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than any article in the market. inM . . .DONT BE DECEIVED by unprincipled dealers who try to palm off npcn T < T if'Tri'ii f " 1 Kock "d Rvo ' iu p'ace of or.r TOLU KCCK and RYE , which l tht CATtD article made , tue OENUIN'E Bavin ? a QOVERNMEST STAilP on each bottl . Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenne : TREASURY DEPARTMENT , OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENU > Wasuisaio.f , 1 > . C. , Jin uary 28,1SSO. j" tfesOT. LAWRENCE & MARTIN , 1111 Madison St. , Chicago , Il'g. : GsNrLYMitx : This compound. In the opinion of this office , would bnvo a sufficient quantity > the BALSAM OF TOLU to giro It all the advantages ascribed to thli ar'.iclo In pectoral complaint * while the whisky acd the tynip constitute an emulsion rendering It an agrreablo rerneily to th patient. Compounded according to the fornm'a , it may jirupcrly te claanod a a MKUlCINAf. PREPARATION uidcr the prutisions of U. S. Kevued Stati > t . and when so stamped , re y l sold by Dnui-bt ? , Apothecaries and Other Persona without rendering them liable to pay ipmlol tax ai liquor dealers Yours Respectfully , ( Signed ) OREEN. B. RAUM , Commissioner LAV/RENCE& . MARTIN.Proprietors , Chicago , Ills. goldjjy JjUGQISTS. GEOGERS and DEALERS everywhere CHICAGO , ROGK ISLAND & PACIFIC B. R. : S THE GREAT COXXECTLW LINK HET1YEEX THE EAST & THE VitoU * . Iti mam iino mns from Chicago x > Conncll Huffs , pa-i.ni ; throiiKh Juliet. Otlctfa. La Sle. ] . enosca. Mulino. lines Iplantt , IJiiTenport , \ / ? t .Ibcrty , Iowa C'lty. Jtarcato , Urooklyn. ( Jriaac ! ! . ) C3 Jlolnc'i dha capital fit fmra ) , atuart , Atlao- Ic , ona Avoca ; with branches from Ilur nu lunttlniitorcoria : Wilton Junction t 3 > nic - lr.e , Wnshink'ton. Fairtlcld. Kliion. Bclknap. rent'ovllle. 1'rtnecton. Trenton. Gallatln. Came- nn. l avoaworth. Atchlson. nnd Kansas City ; Vnihlngto * ! t * isnurncy , Oslcalnnsa. and Knox- illo ; KenSalc to > 'nrnilpiton. lionaparte , llen- onsnort. Independent. t'Mon , Otturawa , Brtdr- illo.Oskfcloo a. Pelln..Monroe , sna UPS Molnes : pwton to Monroe ; lp3li > ines to ImlLidolnand VinterDCt : Atlantic tn Lewis and Audubon ; and I'oca to IlarlKn. This is poultlvcly the only tallroad. which owns , and operate ! a through ino from ChlCHffo Into tha State of Kan'Hs. Tlirouuh Kxptcrf I'njjenccr Trains , with Itili- inn ' "alaciK utaattachptl.arenm each way dally tw n fninAOo m1 PKOKI. * . KAXSAS CITY 'OCNCII. IlLUFfS. LEAVENWOirrn a. t .sV Jii' ON. ThrnuKti cnrn nreul o mn between Mil -au- ee nnd K'insas ( Itr. Tla the "Mtlwauke and lock Island bhoLine - . " Tha "Gre-it Uoct Island" is mncnlScentlr qnippert. IU road bed H ilmplr " > Cr-ct. and Its rack Is laid with steel rails. What will plense you mo t will be the pleasure f ccjojlns your rnoal . whlln pnulni ; over the : antlfal prnlrlc "if Illinois and Iowa , In one of jrmacntllcont Dlnlna Cars thnt accompany till nroucli Express Trains. Von set nn entire : cal. s eood as U xcrved In liny lirat-cUss hotel. jrHeventy-Hra cents. /ppfCClatln ? the fact that n majority " the oplo prefer separate apurtmcnLt fordlfTercnt irposes ( and the Immense pnsenccr baalness r this line warranting It ) , wo are pleased to nn- mnce that thii Conip ny runi Iullmnn 1'nlace tfptna Can forslceplnic purposes , and I'tUce Umlnq Can for e tlnir purpn nionlr. irrcnt reatcro of our ralace Cnrs l a SAlJWiy * hereyou can enjoy yonr i at all hears of the day. aiitKntrJcentlronUrUiee * 8Pftn the andJtlfsonrt rlriTsnt nil points CTO KJ J t it 4 line , and transfers are avoided at Cotincl O-'J V , Knnaas City. Leavenwonh. and Atcnlicr noctl'rns belnirmaile In Union Dcpotn. THK PlttnUlPAI. It 1C CUNNKUTl > .Mw ; C T1I18 OUEAT TIIHOUUU LINK AWf t * * ( UJ.OWS ; At CiucAUo.wlth oil dlTcntte" Uncf in- , j Kant and Sduth. , AtKaaiEwoou , wlta thsL-S. AM.S. * * * It. W.AU Itltdi M WAsnisoTo t HiiauTS , with IV U * t > At LA b-lLLK. - f. j IIL t > nt. R. R. Ati'EORIA.wlth C I' . A J. ; IMl. * K. W. : HI. MliL : nnd T. P. A W. Kdn. At HIM K HuAXn wltli "Slllittinkee At"uAVE5VoU : C..M.AHUP K. It. AtWESTLlBEllTT.wlththell C.lt. * O . At ( illl.VNEI.r. vlth Centrni Inwo. U. 1C. MtlKA Moixt. . with I ) M.AK. I ) U. n Atfotrscii. llr.cris. with Union I'aciCCA-- AtOMAIIA. wit ) . C. A Mo. If1C. . IL InV9V. . . AtCotrjiurs Jr.fcriox.wfthll , lB. . ; N _ At OTTUMWA. wltn ' 'eotrnl IowaU.lt Bt. U * 1'aa.and 1' . If. AV. Jt. Ud * . At KEOKDK. wllh Toi _ Pen. A War. ; rtr . > ui .VPac. . ncJSt.li.eo.AN.- At CAJIKIto.v. with II. St. J It It. At ATCIIISO.V , with A led. . Topok.i A S-iry > . Atch. A Neb. nnd fen. llr. U. P. It. Itds. At I.EAviNWUKiir. with Kan. Pua. * o * Cent. It. Hds. At KA.XMA Crrr , with all lines for int and Southwest. ITI.I.MA.V I * A r. ACE CAK.S iir - run thriiueh to 1'EOKIA. 1JES MOiif- Oi : > 'C2I < JH.UFFM. itAASAH CITV , A TCJUSOJf. nnd X.K < VVE > 1VunTJ ) . Ticket * Tiu this JUInc. known n the "Great ICocU Iilund JIuatCi" are vttia U Ticket Ajtenti In the United State. lnd Cunuda. For Information not obtiUauble at your homo ticket office , ad < lre . k. . lillVIBALIL , * 3E. ST. JOJII * . Uea'l yuperlntenaont. Uea'l Tit. aod Paw' Lnd Everything pertaining to the Furniture and Upholstery Trade , i COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HEW SQODS AT THE > 'W JbjJSQ ? tp SI mon th lit 1208 and J210 Faniliam Street. A new and hitherto unknown remedy for all seaseaof the Kldnnys , Bbdd r , ana Urinary raans. It will positively euro Diabetes , OravM , Drop- r , Brizht's Disease , inability to retain or expell le Urine , Catarrh of ' ha ELuIter , hUh colored id scanty urine , Painful Urtnatln ? , LAMS ACK , General Weakness , and all Female Com- It avoid- ) Internal medicmea , Is certain In it reels and curea when nothing else can. For laie by all Dra ista or sent by mall free Don receipt of the price , $2. CO. AY ID KEYPAD CO. , PROP'RS , Toledo , O. t2T3 / your address for our little book , IITW s wia Saved. " F VER AN ! > AGUE. Th * accumulated evidence ol nearly hlrt. an show th t the Bitten i ? a certain lemedy rmal-ri ldis'"e.a ! well as ! U sure-t pre- ntive- that li eradicnU * dyapepna. constlpa- 3n , liver coapaint and nervousnes * . counter- tn a tendency to gout , rneumatlsm , urinary id uterine dUordert , that It Jmparw vj er to . v. . . . . .4 .b * * * . * iv u , V r Ear Diseases. DR. E. E. SUOEJIAKZK , The well known Aural Surgeon , of Keaillnf , r * , * to h.i3henK the MixIicU prcfewii norcr l jeanirirfBall his lime 'xclasive.y . t > the treaf- nient < , ( deafness ami d ! < e nei nt the ear nut catarrh. I > e sends a nluaV'o little buok of B . pa ed on the treatment of theto dii)3e * 'fita t all Tina book girt * refsi enctn ami tf H- moniala that will tat'ufy the most tkeptlciU ll'f ia ab < > author ( f a work of STS pa : eg , ottaro , IHI th'to dicases , and U eir proper 1 reatment ; pr > 42 by mill. No f unity nfcouM be without Ihlii rain , ab e book. It will nave Buffering. lorn of hearing andd ctor'afeoi Hr. Slio maker'a Remedy t'if the cure of KunniiiK Kara , la uniTerally ckm < wl < ed > { eI by phjmcintiiaii'I Ihe pubic in xeneiaC a the only tru'y rella' Io Rexnljr for the curt * i thi arMinume diferw. 't UturioleM , piquant ami rel a le , an < J wi 1 cure almost * } * . . . of forty yean * slan < lii , all I > ad imell an > l t - pleattntnen of the iliseade instuntly rerourMt and hearing in mfitjt eno rcntly imiir r t permanently Price 1- S > M by Ja . K. I h. wholeo-'e and retail J-.al r in 'Inn aii'I mr < H > ciEe andsarKlcal inatm t nwU2lK rnh m i . Omaha. ncp27deo < l tnt WROUGHT IRON FE"NGES , Wlra Fencineand Railing a Bpe'.Iallty. Thtlr beautr , permanence and economy dally work'n ' * the extinction of all fencing cheap roit rul. . El. nnt in dolzn. Indtstructiblo Fences for I awes. Public 0 round * and C. f UryPUts. Iroa Vale * , Lawn Setteof , cannpled nd f . Chalwanl descriptl "I iu < ticp.ttem < ; every Iron nd Wire oinaroental worV dwl-'nc-l i I mannfactnr l bv E T. nAKSCM'- Wire 1 7rcnWrlf , J7,29 nd31 Woodward Av , 0 troit. Mich. Sndfor Illustrated eatx'o ao urt pricalht. " P- * _ flJC fnCnflP ? r < ! * y atbonm. Sarnplin w C 3 > 0 10 1061 ! 5 free. Addren Btlafoti 4 C. T. 8. HITCHCOCK , M. D. S , From Sew York ha * looted In Omaha , ai ! gmrantee to do fl-stclaf * work. Dental Boom , over A-Crnick hnk & Co.'r , Of. llth and Donilas. sepa-Em TWO DOLLARS WILL SEOURI5 THE WEEKLY BfJE