CHARLES POWELL ,
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U. P. B , B , , 4 p m.
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Arrival And Departure of
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TTNION PACIFIC.
UAVB. AKXITO.
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do Mixed 6:10p. m. 4 5p.m.
do Freight E 0a.m. 1:40 p. IP.
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Sundays excepted.
KANSAS CITY , ST. JOE & COUNCIL BLUFFS.
LUVZ ARRIVE.
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The on'.y line running Pullman Sleeping Can
ont of Omaha to Union Depot.
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CITT & PACIFIC EAILROAD3.
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11 a. m. . 1 p. m. , X p. m. , 3 p. m , 6 p. m , , 6 p.
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1025 a to. , 1125 a. m. , 1:25 p m. , 2:25 p. m. ,
826 p. m. , 5:25 p. m. , 6:25 p. m. ,
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1125ft m. , and 2:25 : and 625 p. m.
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Dally except Sunday.
OMAAA & EEPUBUCAN VALLEY R.
LX1VI , ARRIVE.
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SA.NTA. OLAUS FOUND.
Greatest Discovery of the Age.
Wonderful discoveries In the world h Yiieenina < ! e
Among othir things where Santa Can3 ! stayed
Children oft ask If ho ffiitag goods or not ,
If really ho Mres In a mountain of snow.
Last year im excursion sailed clear to the Pole
And suddenly dropped into what momcdllke uhole
Where wonder of wonders they found ancwlond ,
tVhlle fairy-Ilk * bclncS appeared on each hand.
There -vrtre mountains like ours , with more
beautiful preen ,
And far brighter f kits than ever were scon ,
Birds with the hues of a rainbow were found ,
While Bowers of exqnitlte fragrance were grow
Ingaronnd.
Not lone were they left to wondtr in doubi
A behijf soon came the ? had hoard much about ,
Twas Santa Clues' sell and th It they all gay ,
3e looked like the picture r eflee every day.
1 of reindeer ,
uo ruuc ui A oeii iuB uua ut A biui u ,
But he look them on hoard aud drove them
away. *
He showed them all over his wonderful realm ,
And factories mikinp goods for women and men
Furriers were working on bats prat and email ,
To Bunco's thev said they were sending them all.
'iris Klnfrlo , the Glove Makertoldlhcm at ones ,
All our Gloves we are sending to Bunce ,
Santa showed them suspenders and many thlnps
mere.
Saylnj : I alse took these to friend Bonce's store.
SanU Clans then whispered a pocrot b 'd tell.
As In Omaha every one knew Bunco well ,
He therefore shoaid send his peed * to his care ,
Knowing his friends will get their full share.
Now remsmbor ye dwellers In Omaha town ,
All who want presents to Hunce'i go round ,
For shirts , collars , or c'ovcs great and small ,
Send TOUT sister or aunt one and all.
Bunce , Champion Hatter of the West , Donglu
B. A. S. PENDBRY , .
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
BAE PKRMAKENTLT LOCATED HIS MED
ICAL OFFICE.
M S Tenth Btieet , - OMAHA , NEBRASKA
Offering lilB gerrlces In all departments o
medicine ani' surgery , both in eencial an
paclal pnctl * cute and chronic diseases Ca
be consulted tiljlit and day , nd will visit a
part of the city n J county on rraolol of lette
i
A new an-1 hitherto unknown remedy for all
ll eits of tbo Kidneys , Bladder , and TJrinuy
It will pontirely cure Diabetes , Gravel , Drop-
> y , Britrht'i Disoasti , inability to retain or expell
, he Urine , C Urrh of ihe Bladc'er , high colored
ind scanty urine , Painfal OrinUlnj ? , LAME
SACK , Ueneral Weakness , and all Feuule Com-
-lUlntv _
H avoids internal medicines , U certain in it >
itlects and cures hen nothinc else can.
For ule by all Druggists or sent by mill free
ipon receipt of the price , StCO.
] AY NET PAD CO. , PHOP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
/ yonr address for onr little book ,
How w s Saved. "
HER S. ISH , Afsnt for Nebraska.
A BAD BEVIVAL.
"WHY TWO COLOEED PEKAnEKS ESC AGED
IX A FIGHT.
Little Bet " ett .
A colored revival near Little Rock
has just resulted rather tpiiauslr.
Parson G'eeuleaf , Melhodisr , and
Elder H tvbuh , Pr. s'jjtorian ' , united
their forcej and held a union meeting.
The preachers wrrktd faithfully , but
at the end of the week , and when only
Eve conversions hid been effected , t o
preachers closed the meeting with re
ligious disgust. When the two men
began to cettle up , a dispute arose aa
to the division of the convert spoil * .
"I aughter hab thtee , " insisted the
Methodist. "I wucked harder deu
yer did. My voice is stronger au' hit
bad more "feet"
"No , sab , " said the'Preabyterian ; I
shall nab three myself. Yer may take
de figgers ob ebery union meetin' hil1
in de last ten yealis , an' yer'il sea dat
de Methodists' tried ter git away wif
de 1'resbyteriaus. I'll hab it said dat
yer an't pnll de lamb's wool ober my
eyes. "
Here the congregation sang a hymn
and to make a greater effort toward
conciliation , old knocked kneed Ben ,
the man who used tomsko bread trays
prayed.
'Til tell yer what I'll do , " eaid the
Methodist. "Ill gin yer two , an'
we'll fling up a bench leg , wet or dry
fur de udder ono. "
The Presbyterian agreed , and whci
ho picked up a flat bench leg and tpil
upon it , the Methodist minister ex
claimed :
* 'I kicks agin sichperceodinsl Mr.
Hawbusb , I doan particular want any
truck wid yer , but when I goes ter do
de countiii , ef yer interfers , den dar
be a 'sturbancel'
"Lemmy tell yer , " said Hawbnah
the 'TH
gripping bench-leg ,
dinged ef Tee ur gwino ter bo counted
out. I'ee been counted out fur Jos-
lice ob de Peace four ur five timrs , an' '
dinged ef hit ain't getlina litter sorle-
tirezome. "
" 1'ao Rwine ter hab three of dese
converts , " exclaimed Mr. Greenleaf ,
and he began to dra two Bister co
verts towards the door. "Ketch
holt ob Sandy Jonc ? , brudder Sim
mons , " yelled the preacher ; K tch
him , fur I kin manage do 'oman. "
"Stop darl" demanded Mr. Haw
bush. "Turn dat man loose ur I'li
brain yer. "
"G'wayfrqm heah. G'way , I tell
yer , " yelled Mr. Simmons. "G'way ,
fir I'se pizener den a snake. * '
Mr. Greenleaf dropped tthe two
women and ran to the assiUanca of
Mr. Simmons. Other parties inter
posed , and a hand to-hand flght en
sued. Mr. Greonleaf grappled Mr.
Hiwbuak and a lively acufSj took
place. "Doan fling yer weinht enter
mo , " Declaimed Greeuleaf. ' 'Doan do
dat , 1'ao got a ketch in my back.
The fight would lave been Berious
but for three constables , who entered
and arrested the entire congregation.
The ministers have sued each other ,
both claiming the right to three con
verts.
THE NEWEST DRESS.
A WOMAN WHO IS A SYMPHONY IN COL
OR AND A SKELETON IN AlUIOH.
New Yoik Graphic.
I vis'ted my milliner yesterday. I
wanted a * plain fall bonnet , and asked
to tee ebme. She took me around tea
a bewildering hot-house of flowers of
all season ? , fruits of every nation , and
birds of every clime. She said :
"If mndam will allow , I will sug
gest a most exquisite bonnet of beaded
! ilk3 trimmed wiUi fruit and , unot
beetles. It will be very becoming to
nmdarn'a style. The artistic tffect is
so sweetly beautiful , and if madam
las wUhetic tastes , as I aoi sura ehe
: ias , it will enchant her. It is what
Whistler would call a symphony in
natural historyIt iaa poem in color ,
asongiu materal. "
That was the bonnet for me. I
told her to bring it. She did. It
looked et the fir.it glance liVe a de
cayed baskets of vegetables with hun
dreds of barnyard flics running over it
Dut a closer inspection proved to bo
what she said , a "symphony , " inas
much as it was composed of some fun
ny combinations. On it were three
? oung winter squashes , a puarkin , two
: herrios ( for bright colors ) and soven-
to-n full grown cockroaches , all ap-
> arently prospecting for nests where-
n to go to woik and hatch more. I
should say that cockroaches is the
vulgar for garnet beetles.
1 concluded that I would prefer
> oems inside than outside my head ,
ind started on the hunt for ( metaphor-
cally speaking ) a sermon in profo in
.he way of a bonnet , but they are all
'tiergin * on poetry , " for on each and
ill I found the eame collection of
bugs and beasts , fruit and vegetables ,
indono dear , cunning little chipmunk ;
3n another an owl , and on many more
iztrds and other reptiles , to eay
aothing of several with horseshoes in
iiiniature and other absurdities. I
abored all the afternoon , and at last
n a state bordering on insanity , tcok
bonnet with a full-grown pumpkin ,
ine on it , with flowers , but 110 fruit.
' thought pocsibly my head might fill
hat important mission.
I was fired with mthetio aapira-
ions in the way of dross , for I found
liat for one's whole happiness and , de-
i"ht one mu t be artistic or nothing
n the way of dress I wanted it for
ho first party of the season. Monsieur
aid :
" .Madame is a demi-brunor , and
h , le.bonheur ! frail ( ho meantthin ) ,
nd therefore it1 would bo a work of
Measure to confectioner a dress for
nadame , it must be ezquisit , & thing
f beauty , a creation of high art , a.
lymnhony In silks. ' "
Symphony is a new word in the
ressmaker's art , I fancy , but it is so
expressive that it somehow takes
away your breath and- makes -you
think you are goi g to be transported
* n 2 seventh hesvn of all delignta > id
become the euvy of your EPX.
blindly followed h's arguments a
threaded through the intricacies 01
art , and at last I did not know whs
er my dress was to be more mivteri1' '
than woven mist and golden sunbeam8
or not. AU-I can distinctly remember
that had a tan itla sound was "foli
age. "
I left there and went home bawil
dered , but still S3reno in the con
sciousness that Monsieur knew what
was right , and sure that he considered
thin pjople far more artistically beau
tiful than any others ; and that I as am
very thin I must be more beautiful
thin anybody ehe , Unless it be the
divine Sarah.
Well , the afternoon of the party my
dress came home. My husband threw
'
himself on the sofa'and ejaculated :
"Oh , gloiy of glories , and hallelujah 1"
That w < u just about it.
The dress was a pale yellowish
green or grenish yellow. I put it on
and slowly revolved before tha glass
Thp waist was tight , the sleeve
tighter , and the skirt was Cut wit
commendable economy in width , bu
was from here to yonder in length ,
and the bottom was one bewildering
labyrinth of flounce , of lace , of blue
yellow , aud green , and all so puckerei
and twisted together that you couli
not tell where ono ended and th
other commenced. An artist aho had
been at work with pslet and
brush , find I found I was to be a eor
of walking floes ! bower , with a com
plement ot pale greenish birds among
thu fluwera and to crown it all , sonu
surplus silk had been twisted , turned ,
ftud looped here and there with the
"folutge , " which was nothing more or
less than curly cabbage. Curled cab
bage also graced the Pompadour nsck
and the corssge at the waist. I looked
fur all the world like a pea vine gone
to seed , with these hateful cabbtgog
stuck about aa a mockery of my form
er glories ; and a tail certainly seemed
A monster of obesity beside my
figure.
I got tired of standing up under
the runniug fire of toy husband's rid
icule and my maid's raptures , but
found that there were no DOjsibliity
of taking a proper position So t had
to adopt a languid attitude or stand.
Well , I went to the party and in Ihe
dre3 * , and every oni raved over my
newly developed BJsthetic taSte and
rtniirked on my new gracefulness of
poiae , and I believe I am the ragebut
why I don't know , unless I a in a
"symphony in color , " and a skeleton
in armor , too.
MODEEN ETJOENB ARAM.
ARBEST OF A KANSAS EMBEZZLER TOR A
MUKDEll COMMITTED IN ILLINOIS.
St Lou.'d h = pubtU H.
Some time ago the Moline Plow
company had as a customer a gentle
man named Frank Chapman , who was
located at Wellington , Kan. , and was
djing a thriving business in tha sale
of agricultural implements. The people
ple of Wellington literally doted on
the pirty referred to. He was a load-
or'iu the city council arid a presiding
spirit in the chuich. He was young ,
vigorous , enterprising and energetic.
Ho had done more than anybody cine
to drive the pestiferous gambling fra-
teinity from out that , pleasant little
town , and he had the citizen's regard
accordingly. He now owned real es
tate , drove fine teams , had money in
tha bank , and was a model citizen , as
the ' 'points" uf a model citizen go.
The Moline Plow company bad unlim
ited oaiifideucd in him and sold him
'ar ' ti bills of goods en the most libaral
terms. Chapman in his turn sold at
reasonable rat ° s and on easy accommo
dation to the farmer of his vicinity ,
taking each whim ho could get it and
good notes when cash wa * scarce
In a good novel , and generally in
real life , it is always the model man
who comes to grief , here is some
thing unstable about model men.
There was an element of instability
in Chapman , and ono day'he ' had gone
where the ligneous tendril was alleged
to iuterlftcu itielf , aud with him so
the Moline Plow company folks
found out when they checked up his
iccou.it had gone about $11,000 of
their money. That is to oay , Chap
man had sold their plows and emi
grated with the proceeds. The plow
sompany was naturally anxious to.
know where Chapman had gone. It is
now known that' ' among other laud- '
libla travels in search of improve
ment , Mr. Chapman < : amo to St.
Louis and took in the magnificent pa-
ueant of the Veiled Prophets , but the
Mnlino plow company didn't know
at" this' at the time , , and so could
jnly wait aud watch the more-
inents of Chapmen's friends. A suicide
svhich occurred at Wellington on the
iirst day cf October g'avo" the first
) lue to Chapman's true history , and
ivftj the means of finally revealing his
Thereabouts. A man named Joe
Mflson , employed in a clothing store
it Wellington , had blown his brains
jut with a pistol. Ho had been ob-
lervcd to be on friendly terms with
Jhspmon , and curious people put the
kbsenca cf Chapman aud the suicide
if Joe Mason together , and pro-
seeded to make minute examination
> f Maion'a effects. In cutting open
he mattress of Mason's bed , they
bund a number of'the "notes thai
3hapman had taken , from the farmers
> f hia neighborhood in payment for
igricultural machinery , and as these
totes had all of them some little time
o run before becoming due , the in-
erence wns drawn that Chapman had
) ! aced these notes with Mason to
: ollect , and would in due time
urn up to receive the proceeds ,
it any rate it was believed that
ty watching Joe Mason's brother
Henry and his eon- John , something
might -be learned from which the
where&buuti of Ghipman could b ? as
certained. So when Henry Mason
and John Mason , his son , took there
mule ( earns from 'Wellington through.
Carthage and camped out round about
Washburn , information of that fact
rery eon reached the ear of the Mo-
1'iie Plow company , who at once no
tified Officer E. S. Pike , of Carihsge ,
of what they had beard. And Pike ,
reasoning that Mason and son were
camping , waiting to meet Chapman ,
watched very closely all round Waah-
burn , and meeting Special Agent Erk-
sine , explained the s tuation and re
quested hia aid. A few days ago
Frank Chapman pot off the Eureka
Springs stage ot Washburn , and was
promptly arrested , as were also Henry
Mason and his son John. On Frank
Chapman's person were found § 8272
The whole party were heavily armed
with Winchester rifles , Smith & Wes
son's improved revolver ? , shot-gans
"or cartridges , Colt's sizishooters , and
lugeknives. The mule and pony teams
first-class and in excellent
were - con
dition , ted the evident intention of
; he trio was to ride from Washburn
hrough the Indian nation and Texas
into Mexico. It now tUrns out that
embezzlement from the Moline Plow
company was not the only crime for
whieh Frank Chapman was guilty.
When a man by his actions shows
himself guilty of one otfenao people
are always ready tn lay plenty of
other misdeeds at his door. And
while spanding time with Officer Pike ,
Special Acent Ersklino heard that
Frank Chapman was wanted for a
murder committed in Williamson
county , Illinois , in 1872 , and that
his real rjume was not Chapman ) but
Wise. On telegraphing J. H. Dun
can , at Carbondale , III. , Erskline
learned that these allegations against
Chapman were correct , and then , lit
tle by little , same before and after the
arrest ) the entire fafits in the caocame
out , aa follows :
Clnptuau's real name was Frank
Wise , though he fad al&o the alias of
Y. Coffmnn , Henry Wise , alias
Henry Mason , was his brother , and
John Wise was Frank's nephew and
Henry's.
It was in 1872 at Stone Ford , Wil
liamson county , 111 , that Frank Wise ;
then only 19 years old , killed a party
by the name of William Newton' .
They Had some difficulty about the
lalo of som < 3 mnlts , Newton threw a
rock at Wise and Wise quickly un
loaded his hip pocket with deadly ef
feel , so far as Newton waa concerned. I
Wise then went home , got some gold
from his father and made hia escape
Into the wilds of Tennessee. From
reuuessee he migrated into the Indian
nation , and from the nation ho found
bis way to Kansas. He was a smart ,
teen , well educated man and in the
itato of Kansas he kept district school ,
thus repeating the role of Eugene
Aram with considerable success.
Finally , when he had eaved a little
money , ho drifted -into- Wellington ,
where ho steadily worked along
making mere money , becoming a very
prominent and influential citizen and
incidentally an agent of the Moline
plow works as already told.
If JVank Wise had been let alone
be migrt and probably would have
earned a different fate. But his brother
Esury , who had for prudence sake as-
mtned the name of Mason , would
ivhenever he felt like it go to Frank
ind demand money , as the price of si-
once. Ho would say i " .Frank , give
ne $300 or I'll squeal about that mur-
lor in Illinois , " and Frank generally
ilanked out the cash , or the order for
i euit of clothes , or whatever was de-
uanded. Henry's last draft on his
) roiher Frank was tor the round sum
) f $2000 , and he got the money , too.
Che other brother , Joe Mason whose
eal name was of course Joe Wise
vas very different in his dealings. He
vaa employed iu a clothing store in
iVellington , was well thought of (3)I
he leading men of the town. But
ifter Frank Wise loft with the Plow
iorapany's funds , Joe b came appre-
icnsive of danger. He was afraid
frank would be caotured , that detoc-
iou would ferret out all his previous
listory , and that ho himself would bo
nvolved in his brother's downfall.
3o ho worried in secret until he could
iear it no longer , and then pulled cut
iis pistol and shot himself , leaving
: he egricultural notes in the mattress
) f the'bcd to certify to his connection
vith the missing Frank Chapman ,
ilias.Frank Wise.
_ a ;
Stop that Cough. i ,
If you are suffering with a Cough
3old , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fever ,
Consumption , loss of voice , tickling of
he throat , or any affection of the
Dhroatr or Lungs , use Dr. King's Now
Discovery for Consumption. ' This is
he great remedy that is causing so
nuch excitement by Us wonderful
: urea , curing thousands of hopeless 1
sasps. Over a million bottles of Dr. F
ling's .New Discovery have been used
vithin Ihe last year , and have given
jerfect satisfaction in every instance.
> Ve can unhesitatingly say that this is
eally the only sure cure for throat
md lung affections , and can cheerful-
y recommend it to'all. . Call and get
i trial bottle free of cost , or a regular
itze for Sl.OO. J. K. Ish.Omaha. (3) ( )
BucKien'a [ Arnica Salve
The BEST SALVE In the world for
7uts , Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
Shewn , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp-
; d Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all
: Inds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
i guaranteed to give perfect satiafac-
iod In every case or money re tunded.
? rice25 cents per box. For sale by
8dly J. K. ISH Omaha.
45 Tears befo
THE GENUINE
D ! '
. C. MeLANX'S
* LIVER PIEIS
? . 600 111011363 M a remedy "foi
all the ills that flesh is beir to. " but ir.
aflVrtions of the Liver , and in ail Bilfou :
Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head
ache , or diseases of that character , thev
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Io better cathartic
can be used pr&
paratory to , or after taking quinine. As
a simple purgative they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has a red-wax seal on the lid.
with the irnpression.McLAKE'S LIVEK
. Jl wrapper hears the signa
tures of C. McLASE and FLEMING BKOS.
TIrnTis.t vf ° n l avinR-the genuine
r > '
DR.C.McLANfe'3
LIVER PILLS
, pre
pared br
FLEMING TIROS. , rittsbnrgli , Pa. ,
the market being full of imitations of
the name J/cEaiie , spoiled differently ,
but same pronunciation.
JIVE
UNLIKE PILLS
AND THE USUAL PURGATIVES , IS PLEAS
ANT TO TAKE , And will prove itonoethemcgt
potent and harmless SYSTEM KESOVATOR
and CLEANSER that ban yet be-n brought to
public notice. For CONSTIPATION. BILIOU-
NESS , HEADACHE , PILES , aid * a'l ' dl'Onlers
arising from an obstructed Slits of the system ,
it In incomparably the b } t curative extant.
Avoid Imitations : Insist on getting the article
called tor.
TROP1C-FRUIT LAXATIVE Is put up In
brotiied tin boxes only. Price 60 cent' . Ask
rourdrugglst for Descripthe Paniph et , or d
Jnsa the proprietor ,
J. E. HETIIERINGTON ,
New York of Sin Francisco.
Before Purchasing Ayr FORM of t'o-Called
ELECTRIC BELT ,
Band , or Appliance represented to curs Nervous ,
3hrouiu and tipecia LHseuei , send to the PUL-
k'E.IMACHEROALVANlCCO.eiSMoatgomery
Street , an Francisco , Cal. , for tne'r Free
Pamphlet and "The Eiectrb Review , " and you
Til : save time , health and money. The P. G.
; o. are the only dealers in Genuine Electri : Ap-
> liances on the American Continent.
H1W TO CUKE
CONSUMPTION , COUGHS ,
Colds , Asthma , Croup ,
111 diseases of the Throat , Lungs , and
Pulmonary Organs.
USE ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.
if A M TCI ! L-ocal Azenta everywhere tote I
IT Hll I El U Tea , Coffee , Baking Ponder ,
'lavoriug Extracts , etc , by sample , to fimiliis ,
'roflt good. Outfit free. People's Tea Co. , EJX
020. St. Louis. Mo.
THE COLOKADO
BUSINESS COLLEGE
This Institution , located at Denver , Colorado ,
he Educational anil Commercial center of the
Vest , Is pre-eminently the best and moat practi-
al of Its kind for the
MERCANTILE TRAINING
OF
Young Men and Ladies.
G. W. FOSTER , President ,
D. W. CADY , Secretary.
The most extensive , thorough and complete
istltution of the kind In the world. Thousands
t accountants and Business men , In the prin-
Ipal cities and towns of the United States , owe
ticir success to our ccuno cf training.
He Eisht ; End of Education for
TouDg Men and Ladies ,
Fine , ne bilcV block , at junction of three
trcet car line * Elegantly fitted and furnished
partmentg for the application of and carrying
at of our novel and si etematic methods of
BUSINESS TMINING ,
Yonng men who contemplate a bntlnoss life ,
ad parinta having ions to educate , are partlcn-
irly requested to eendfor our naw Circular ,
bich will give fall informitkxi aa to terms ,
ondition of entrance , etc. A&ftsa
. Gr , W. POSTEE , President ,
ipfl-3m Denver , Colorado.
? . S. HITCHCOCK , M. D. S. ,
rom New York has located In Omaha , and
fruinntees to do fl'St-clinwork.
lantal Boonu , over A. Crnickshink & Co.'e , Cor.
15th and DoiuU. ? . sep9-2m
THOSE TERRIBLE HSADACHES QENEE-
#
.TED by objtrnoted socr tlonsand , to which. ,
idles are epally ! subject , ran always be re
eved , and their recurrence prevented , by tha
M of TAMUTT'S EmtvzscxsT SEI.TZXK Amizn
PROCURABLE AT ALIiDRUQ STORES.
VIA TOE
Chicago & Northwester !
2,380 miZS OF ROAD
It Is the SHORT , BURK snd S f ROOM * ' .ircei
COUNCIL BLUFFS
laa
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE
and all polnta CAST and NORTH.
IT OFFKR3 THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
QRKATEB FACILITIKS AND MORE
ADVANTAGES THAN ANT
'OTHER ROAD IN
THE WEST.
Ills the ONLY ROAD botwesn
OODNOIL BLUFFS and OHIOAOO
Upon which Is ran
PULLMAN HOTEL OAKS !
In addition to them and to please all clasxca o !
travelers. It clvc * FIRST-CLASS MEALS at Its
EATING STATIONS at SO rants each.
ITS TRACK IS STEEl SAILS I
ITS COACHES AS THE FINEST ! . . .
ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS
If you wish the Best Traveling Accommoda
tions you will buy your ticket by this Konte
ETAND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
All Ticket Aceuta can sell you Tbroush TlckeU
via this road and Check taoal COR.
ga e t'rco of Charge
OMAHA TICKET OFFICES ? 12H Farnbara St. ,
Cor. Ulb. and at Unlo-i Pacific Depot.
DEXTER OFFICE In Colorrrto Central and
Union PxcHc Ticket Office.
SAN mASCISCO OFFICE 2 Naw Montgom
ery Street.
For Information , folders , ffiics , etc. , not ob
tainable at Home Ticket Office , addresa any
agent of the Company , or
HOCHITT , W- STEHHITT ,
Gen'I Hacazrr , Gn'l Pan. Affect ,
CHICAGO. ILL ,
JAMES T. CLARK ,
Gon'l Ag't Onuha ft CcnncSl Bluffs.
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
yVithout Change of Carsl
CHICAGO
gURLINGTOH & QUINCY
With Smooth acd Perfect Track , Elegant Pas-
sender Ccacbcg , and
PULLMAN SLEEPIHCfi ; DIM1NC CARS
_
It Is acknowledged by the Pna , sal all we :
travel UTtr it , to be the Bct Appointed and
Beat Managed Raul in the Country.
PASSENGERS GOING EAST
Should aear In mind that this Is the
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points East , North arid Northwest.
Passengers by this Route have choice of
POUR DIFFERENT ROUTES ,
And the Advantage of Six Dally Llnca ot Palace
Sleeping Cars from Chicago to
New York City Without Change
All Express Trains on this line are equipped with
the VVestinzhouso Patent Air Brakes and
Miller's Patent Safety Platform and
Coupiers , the most Perfect Pro
tection Against Acci
dents In the wotld.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND DINING CARS
Are run on th Burlington Route.
Information concerning Kotitea , Katea , lima
Connections etc. , wII bs cheerfully given by
applying kt the office of the liurliugton Route ,
D13 Fourtcentn Street , Omaha. Nebraska.
C.E. PERKINS. D. W. HITCHCOCK.
Gen'I Manager. Gen. West'n Pass. Agt.
J. O. PHILLIPPI , St. Joe. , Mo.
General Agent , Omaha.
U. P. DUEL ,
fepE-dl llcletAgent Omaha.
L
1SSCX
K. C. , ST. JOE S G. B. 0. RM
la the caly Plrcct Line to
ST. LOOS AND THE EAST
From OMAHA and the Wt37.
Ho rhuige of cars hctwwn Omaha aal : St. Louli
and bat ono between Omaha and New York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
Eastern & Western Cities
With lesa charges ndln tulnncc of other lines.
Thla entire line la equipped with Pnllman'g
Palace S-'copIn ? Care , Palace Day Cquh-
e > llllcr's 6af ty Platform and
Oonpler and the celebrated
Wjatlnghonso Air-Brake.
* T3EE THAT YOUIt TICKET RKADS-
J VUKanaaa City , St. Joseph
/arCouncUBlntf3K.R. ,
Tlckota for Bale at all coupon stations In th
West.
J. F. BABNABD , A. C. DAWES ,
Gen'I Supt.j Gen'I Pass. & Ticket A t
St. Jneeph.Mo St. Joseph , Ho ,
W. C. SEACHRIST , Ticket Agen. ,
21 * Fifteenth Street , botwecn Famliaia nd
Ponelis , Union Block , Omaha.
JOS.TEHON , A. BARKARD ,
PaiB. Agent , Omaha. Oen'rl Agent. Omaha.
Machine Works ,
J. Hammond , Prop , & Manager.
Themovt thorough sppointel and complete
Machine Shops and Fuundry In the state.
Castings ol every description mannfact'd.
Enzineg , Pumpa and cveiy class of machinery
made to order.
order.pedal attention given to
Well Augurs , Pnllnys , Hangers ,
ShaftinjrBrisc : IronsGcer
, etc
Plinifornfiw JIichlncrj-.Meachinlcal Drac ht >
nfM | < > deto , etc. , nc tlv nxeonted.
56 Harnev at. , Bet. 14th and 15th.
UNDERTAKER ,
Odd Fellows' Block
Prompt attention [ riven ti orders by telegraph.
er day at home. Samples ] wet t
w.- - - free. ' Address.Stlneon & Co
For1 "
KIDNFCrEN is hi : hly recommended nnd unsurpassed for Weaker
or Foul Kidneys , Dropsy , Bright's Disease , Loss of Energy ,
Neivcus nebihty , or any Obstructions nnsins from Kidney or
Bladdai TVspns.s.iso for Yello-w Fever , Blood and Kianay
Poisoning- - - malarial sections.
CSTBy tlio di.tll. t-l .ri of , " > R 7rKAF with JUSIPKK BERRIFS an.l BARLEY STALT we ! . T
di'cove'c-i K D1.1 N * . gt.-pe. lfl llvontheKidneviaiiUrlnaiTOn.Tins.rfn 'TUJirliiJu'IoTl
d-psiu f.ir.- -.1 tli _ ' ! .1 pr ventin * any strUnu. ! ? . smartins 5en tlcn ho-it or Irntvton
tn the mintbr-n i- < i . f n J.j : ! or water ji iaa U CTcit.-s ahtalt'ir clionln tl.cKiihc7
inihtco t , , .n- , \ ; . - , i r u-jring the < onritq to a * - < MHhy condition , showlnjr It * cfrctt
on both the t. 1 r\- < \ i.-j > > - . : urn-t. Itcanbct-t : it li tune * , in all c'.lmitcsand undr < til
circumstances wi < u n uryi. K : . tcnv U liLa ny o'her prep , ratlou for KiJney Uitficnl'Iea
'wi aver' p f w an a. c i < Ii. . aril fUvor It hs b ea difFcu'.t tunjUe a preparxloa
t lnlntr p v 'itirv i j > r 'p.itlewhfch wi'lnot r e fe , but le cc ptai.le ta thu pu > n > nch
BeforeUHnra-.s t .rm di I : -r. aMtilo ol KIDHnX tn CL&K U. KIDXEYa from
fuulmstter ; ry t 'i. v l I wy us < 5 it ad if .rally mftitcin < < Ij ! te especially will llko it
nd Oentlci-ion wili 3 dKinS Cf. th bt K.dtwy Tmicever ned'
NOTIOE ' > rli b tvati 'h ittinj of LA KEKCB& JIAKIIX. a'foa Proprietary Covers
pntSUrep. wh'c" i > crmitsKiL > NKUKXto be soU ( w.hou ; licenao ) by 3ruKi ts , Croceri iu > 4
Other Persons cvcrvwLerc.
Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use.
II not lo'.r.i at your DrnjviiU or Grocers , wo will wad a bottle prepaid to the nearest eiprM
ofliee to you
LAWRENCE & . MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GEOCEES and DEALEES everywhere
Wholoiilean'sm ' Qua. a , aTEELE , JOHMSOX 4 CO. , wll supply the rade at nunnfic OT
prices.
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CFOCRAPHV Of THIS COUNT YW
BY EXAMINING THIS MAP , THAT THE
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PAC3FJC R. B.
IS THE GKEAT CONNECTING LINK SETAYEEN THE EAST & THE
Its main line rani from Chtcnzo x > Ccrnv-il Dinlno Citri foreatlnzpurpnsesonly.
BluEi.piwlnt : throush Jollct.Otti n. Labile , irrcat fcatCTO of tur 1'alace Car * Is a
( Jcneaco. Muline. UOCK Ic'an'l. DcivcnpirtZfti SALOON heroyon can enjoy jour " .
Liberty. Iowa City.Maroon , Hrootlyn. { JrlnacM. at nil boors of the "flay.
DCS Moines ( the capital of Iowa ) , Stuart. Atlan .MncnlHccnt Iron ISrfdzei spaa the M
tic , and Avoca ; with branches from Kure u and Missouri rivers at all polnta crofwd w i
Junction to IVoria ; Wilton Junction to Juca- line , and transfers are avoided at Councl 3-
tne. Washlnrton. Falrfleld. r.Mon. Ucknap ! , K."in ns City , lavcnwonh. and Atchlaor
' belnsmnde In Union l > rm > M.
Cenirevlllc. rtlnccton.TrentoD , Gallntln. 'Jamo- nectlnn " '
rnn. I ayeaworth. Attlilson. and Ka3 in City : THK PKINUIPAI. 1C It. Cf" s
WashinRtoc to Sltf"ornoy , Oskaloosz. and Knox- THIS OUEAT TUItOUUU
villa : KeoinK to FnrninKton , Honapnrtc , Hen * KOLLOWS
tnn'Dort. Independent. Kldoii. Ottumwjv. E < ldy- At cniCAOo , with all dlTcrgtc llnci
rIll < , Ojli.I < > < > a , 1'ellA.Mrraroa. and IIP * Motnc * : Iil. t nna Krmth.
Newton to Monroe : UeHMo'nes colndlunulaand AtKX.t.E\vaou. wttatlioli.B.4M.i.
Wintered ; Atlantlj to Icon's and Audabon ; and It. W.C II.ltd * . , . . . . .
A-oca to Ilnrlan. This Is positively lie only At WAsnisoTof HEIOHTS. with 1' . IX
Itallroad. which owns , and operate1 ; a through
line from Chlcuuo Into tlio State of Knnn % At LA hAtLE. wr. j I1U Cent. n. B.
Throuah EipresI'assenser Trains , with Puii- AtlKO M.wlth I' . P. * J. ; P.O.AK. \
laan 0aluceCnr iittache'areruiipacIi way dally W. : Ill-illd. : ana T.P.T. . Ud * .
tetween CIHCAIIO and IToniA. KANSAS Crnr , At IMKK I Utyn with "Mllwnnkee i
COCNCU. BLtrrr * . l AVEJJTronxn and ATCHI- bland 3-ortIJne- Itork Jpl'd * I
srw. Thrnnah enrs ore also run between Mil < * au- At DArENFuirr. wltli the l > aVt'D | ort
9 nnd Krjnsns I'lty , via tlie "illliTaukee and C.M.ASit. f. ll.lt.
tingle Island Sh < j Line. " AtVEST LIUEKTT. with then..C.ILi y 8t
The -Great V.ock Iilanrt" Is macnlflcentty Atui.v.\'ZLJ , Tltti Central Iowa K.K.
equlppsd. Its road bcil i s'.mplr * " . xt , and 1U Jit HE * XoiX\J Trllhl ) 3I.&K.D IUA
trnclc 13 laid wltb t < > ul rails. .At Council. lir.UFFS.wlth Union ranncj %
What will please joa most will bo the plonjnre At OUAHA. wltb. U. A Ma. It. It , It. In AeV
orenloylnc your njr ! i , while pusstnif over the Atc < lr.c3IIlC3Jt CT o wahI . .c.ILS
Senatifal iiralrlcs or Illinois and Iowa , in one nf At O-rrujnVA. wlte Central IoiraK-ti
r.urmflKnIHcent Ulnlnc Ctirs that nccompitny all St. JA I'no. and ' . . &Q. It. Itdn.
TnronEli Express ' 1'nilns. Vou cct an entire At KEOKCK. wltti Toi _ Pea. & War. : VT4 > .
meal , as soon ai H served In liny Ur.it-cIu.Jj hotel , Lours Jt Pac. . anil HL J > , Kco. A N.-W. M JU-
for seventy-live cents. At CAMEHO.V , with II. St. J It. It.
/pprcclatlnB the fact that n majority of the AtATcnisu.v , with Atcb.Topeka &bam * ,
people prefer nepnrato ni > arti.cnt fortllnVreut Men. & Neb. and Ccn. Br. 17. P. It. lids.
purposes ( and tbo Immense [ ias enscr business At I.K-VTCNWOHTIJ. with Kan. i'ac , .VH -
of this line warranting It ) , wo am pleased to an Cent. IMSds.
nounce that this Compan > runs 1'uUmitn Hitace At KANSAS Cmr , with all lines for tftf
Sleeping Car * 1 or sleeping purposes , and 2' itace nnd Southwest.
Itrr.IWTA7' IA.ACK CAJIH rnu tliroush to
conA-cxi. II.UFF . K.VNHAS CITT , ATCIIISON ,
Tlctcta vlii tnt4 JLIne , Uninvn n < i the "Orent JiocU Iilaud Jiuate , " are lot ?
all TlcUet igcnts In the "Unite : ! Mlitles find C'anndn.
For Info inatloa not ubUtlaublo at your homo ticket office , addrei * .
A. . KIMOSA.r.r. , E. ST. JOETPJ ,
Uen'l Sanerlntendent. Ucn'l Tkt. B3d Pus'
MAKE NO MISTAKE !
MICA. AXLE GEEASE
Compofcjlar ' ly of powdered mm ami ism.-I.VHi
13 the belt an I cheap * ! . Inbrioitorinlhe wuild
It Ut'e ! best because It don not ir m , but formi
a highly polished gurfa'e over the axle , dnhi"
awjy with a H'g9 amount ot friction , 't b the
chrapest bccausi voit nseil u e but half the
qaantitv In grevlu ; your vrzyon that you weald
of any other axle greve mule , and then run
your "aizon twice wloii . Il answsrs eq sally
as well for Mill Gearing , Thr bin ; ! { Maehtn : * ,
Bugtres. &c , aa for wigons-Scnd for Pocket
Osclopcduof Thlni { Wonu Knowlnj. JIallcJ
free to auy ad Ims
MICA MAMUFACTIHINC CO. ,
31 MICHIGAN AVENUE ,
CHICAGO.
Your Dealer For It 1
M.t20-tf
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
AND
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Sioux City Roiik /
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUT SI
From COMOIL BLUFFS to
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
'
DULTJT'H , or BISMARCK ,
And nil points ! n Northern Iowa , Jtlnn < f > U jed
. Thb liru U eqnlpped with the In-
Wontliuhouvt Antom Mc Air Brake * ind
'latform Conpicr and Hjffor. AnU for
SPEf D , SAFETY AMD COMFORT
N rm3urpi od. . EI ant Drawing Booiu Mid
Sleet'In ? Caranwne-j and controlled by the com
pany , inn Thronzh With at ChanjfO bet"Mn
Uiii.m Pacific Transfur Pepot , Council Bliiffs ,
and St. Paul. Trains leave the Union Pvlfla
Transfer Depot at Council Bluff * , at CI5 p m. .
reaching Sioux City at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Tiol
at HAS a. m , mahlng
HOOKS is ADTIKCB or
AST OTHER Room
Kctnrmnsr , lear * St. Paul at 330 p. m. , ar-
rlrl ' ' at Sioux City at 4:45 a. m. . and Union
Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Bluffs , at 3:50 :
a. m. Eo euro that yonr tickets read T ) "U , C.
t P. K. R. " F. C. HILLS ,
Superintendent , Jllaaonrl Valley , Ion * .
P. E. KOUINSON , Am't Ocnl Pass. Aent.
J. n. O'BRYAS.
3outhw estern Freight and Pan-oncer Agent.
' Conndl Blafll
a week In yonr oin tcirn. terms an f
otrfltfreo. Adrfrcm H. Hillettji a
'
.
The Boston Cash D Goods tore ,
Will Open in Kennedy's New Brick Building , 10th and Jones , on
M M , N IST , AT 9 O'CLOCK
WITH A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
DRY GOOD NOTIONS , AC , ni
Which will Ibe sold at Boston Prices , EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS , direct from the Auction Rooms of New York and
will foe offered to the Public ,