Nebraska Newspapers

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CHARLES POWELL ,
-f CSTlCF.OFTUEl'EACE Jionier J6th ant
tj Famhamiitt. , Omaha Keb. _
A TTORKEr AT LAW Boom 6. Crtijthto
A Elofk , lEth St . OMAHA. SEB. _
D. L THOMAS.
1 TTORKT.T AT LAW Loing wocer. beyi
jJV apd sells rc l csUte. Booai 8 , Crtighto
Block.
A. C. TROUP ,
AT LAW Offic la nanij.om'i
AI70RKET George E. Prltehett , 1K4
r rahBinEt. OMAHA , HKB.
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A. tt. CHADWICK ,
ft TTORXEY AT LAW Office ISM rarnhan
A K'J rt.
. L. PEABOQY ,
= ATfnrca OSBco In Crelzhtoa Block , next U
gj P Olee , OUAHA , HEBRASEA ,
OOII.EOIIOSB MADK
E. D. MCLAUGHLIN.
AT LAW AJO ) JUSTICE OF
'HE PEACE Southeast corner Fifteenth
; ngU 3t.
rarColIectious Frcmptlr Attended Vo.Ta
O'ERSSK & SASTLETT.
Attorneys-at-Law ,
.rnham' .
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ARBACK BICCK , COS. DDOOI6TH STS.
A. ran.
1 W. ; J. Oonnell ,
A'ttornoy-at-Law.
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! \ Office : Front rooetnp ttalrs , In Hanscom's
new brlct b latujr , N. W. corner TOteonth and
8'reel * .
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& REDICK ,
Att.orneys-at-Law.
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< ; lngt corporcions of every descriptloa : will
practice la al he Courts of the Bt&te and the
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, " EUWARD W. SIMERAL , -
t fc TTORNEY AT LAW-Boom 6 Orelgktcn
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C. F. MAKDERSQN ,
ft TTORSST AT LAW SiZ ramluM BtMtt
' rx Omaha Kebruka.
W. T. RlCHAHDli. O. J. UUKT
RICHARDS & HUNT ,
Attorneys-at-Law.
OrricB 21B South Fourteenth Street.
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DR. BOSANKO'S
1LE REMEDY.
I1.TERNAL EXTERNAL , AND
SIGHING PILES
onry on tlip application of P
Uo nUo' l'ilo itcmpriy. whlcta dl
upon thennrtn utfrcipd.
Tunmr * . nltaylnc the ) Int
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BQSANKO MEDICINE CO.
P1QUA.O.
vi MEDICINE !
That Acts at the SameJTimo on
THE UVER ,
, Ttf BOWELS ,
and the KIDNEYS.
. aretlie natural clean-
o or tbo ej-stcm. IfthcyxrorlcTClLhealUi
rill ho pprfoct : If they become clouted.
iul diseases are sure to f ilowxrtth
SUFFERING , :
cjtn , I > r p t ) Ia , Jann-
.lro , Cou'-iUpallonisd I'llt * , or Kid-
acy CaraiiJ nts , OraTcI , Disbetet ,
F KotU'Irat in the Vriav , Milky/
Ft - ' * cr Uopy Urlnp ; or Jlheu-
L
uailc Talus and AchN ,
.f r. ioppil l ddupo the blood In poisoned
i tir ! l.i-T.on mat should Lave been
- iollcna.urally. ) . " "
- t' f More thr hcal < bT hctlon and all these
imit'KrOsll ! > 2 hanl hpd ; neclect
i nr lymvrKIIiv * Imt to suffer.
1 ' KM IS : svelice.ari.n-d. Tryltandyon
.l nM ese more to 1'ic unmber : Take It
idhi-uliliiiiiloiircjnoivglaiiijcnrourheart.
V.f h , ' eurfcr lonporfronk wie torment
. " "Iact-Ins back ? _ _
\ --v briar such dlrtross from Con-
9S'-\t 5n nnd Fltec ?
\-i l > e no frarful because of dl -
cc-5--cU urine ?
-r-i.V.'onrwllI cnrcjwi. . Trrapaef
> , -tcnocanj licMtlsflcd
H u a ttry rrrt i.V coiiK > un < t an *
v JH ksrcnia\s . .lx niirt'iof Medicine.
. ur r i afjlKt Kcs tt , pr ir/H ffet It for
t * . "rtvjo.-itor/npiJ. l iff , tl.00.
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P1TE DAILT THEE
OMAHA PUBLISHING CO. . PROPRIETORS.
916 FarnhaM , bit. S * and lOi Street
TERMS OF 8UBSORIPTIOK ,
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U. P.R.alltOa.jn.
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aN.W. R.R. , 11 . m. , H p. m
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U. P. R. R. , 4 p m.
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S.City 4P. , 11 a.m.
B. &M. In Neb. , 4 p. m.
Local mills for States Iowa leare bnt onoo
day , vis : 430 a. m.
Office open from 12 to 1 p. m. Sundays.
THOMAS F. HALL. PostroatM.
Arrivsl And Departure of
Trains
TJKION PACTJia
LtATI. AWUTI.
Dally Express..H:15 p. to. 8 5p.m.
do Mixed 6.10p.m. 458p.m.
do Freight 5:80 a. m. 1:40 p. Jf.
do do 8:15a.m. l&SOa.m.
TIMK CARD OF THE BURLINGTON.
LX1VI OKAHa.
KxnresB 8:10 p. m. Expreea 10:00 : a. m.
Hall .HM a. m. Mall lOrtJOp. m.
Sundays Exceptcd. Scndays Exceptcd.
CHlCAGO.tROCK ISLAND & PACIFia
Hall . fct a. a. I Osil . 100 p. ra.
Erpresa . S:10 : p. m. | Exprcw , . . .10:60 : a. m.
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN.
XaU . e.-0 a. m. I Mall . - 7:20 : p.m.
Sandaj s exccpted.
KANSAS CITT , ST. JOE & COUNCIL BLUFFa
HATS JLUUVI.
Mail . .S Xa. m. I Erpre s . 7:40 a , m.
Exprea . 60 p. m. | Mafl . 7:20 { . m.
The only Itn * rnnnlna ; PuBman Sleeping Ozra
oat of Omaha to Union Depot.
OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND ISIOUX
CITT & PACIFIC EAILROAD3.
.EOa. m. | Fiprest..4 0p m.
Dally Except Eandiyi.
B. & U. B , R. In NEBRASKA.
HATS. AKX. TX.
TbrouhExp..8:40am | Tlirongh Erp. .4:00ptn
Lincoln xp..6l p m ( Ltucsln Exp..B30 a ni
SIOUX CITT & ST. PAUL R. B.
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W ABASH , ST. LOUIS 4 PACIFIC.
ULATBS. AKMVM.
KaU . - 8a.m. I Hall - 11:55 a. m
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BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R. R.
L * T Omaha , dally ; S a. m. , 9 a. m. , 10 a m. ,
11 a. m. . 1 p. m. , 2 p. m. , 3 p. m , 6 p , m , , 6 p.
m. .
Lear * Conndl BlnSs ; Si5 a. m. , Bt5 a. m , ,
10:25 a. m. , 1125 a. m. , 1:15 p m. , S25 p. m. ,
135 p. m. , 6.-2S p. m. , C.-25 p. m. ,
Fear trips on Sunday , leaving Omaha at B and 11
a , m. , 2 and 6 p. m. ; Council Bluffs at B
11:25 m. m. , and 2:2i and 625 p. m.
Leare Omaha : . m.,7 a. m.8 0 . m. , 1
p. m. , 4SO p. m. , 735 p. m. ,
Leave Council Blntls : 6:15 a.m , , 8:40 a. m. ,
UrfO a.m. 6:25 p. m. , 700 p. m. , 7iO p. m.
Dally except Sunday.
OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY R.
LEAVE ,
Han . 10:45 a. m. ,
Dally txccpt Sondayi.
SA.NTA CLAXJ3 FOUND.
Greatest Discovery of the Atra.
Wonu rfnldUcoTerles In thCTrorldhaVe been made
Among other thlnrs whom Einta Caus ! stayed
Children oft k 1J he makes troods or not ,
U really he UTOS In a mountain of snow
[ ait year an excnrdon called dear to the Pole
And imddenly dropped Infco what Becmedlike thole
Where wosder of wonders they found anewland ,
tfhllo f lry-Uk belnrs appeared on each hand.
There were mountains like ours , with more
beautiful preen.
And tar brighter skies th&n erer Tnrs ecen ,
Birds with the hncs of a nlbbow were found ,
While flowers c ! diqultlto fragrance wen grow
Ing around.
Sot long were they left to wonder In donbi
\ . belmr Boon came they had heard much about ,
Twas fiinto Claus' self and thUthey alt cay ,
3e leoked like the picture Mee every d-y.
le drorenp a teun that looked vcryqneer ,
Twas a team f ( rrasshoppers Instead of reindeer ,
le rode in a shell Instead of eltlib ,
3at he took thorn On toud and drove them
away.
le showed them all over his wonderful realm , ,
Ind factories maldnc goods for trc ien and metj
Curlers were working on Ii ta great and Email ,
ro Bunce's ther cdd they were tending them all.
Kris Klnglc , the Glove Makertoldth m at once ,
Ul our Glores we are sending to Bonce ,
Santa showed them suspenders and many things
more.
Saying I * lse took those to friend Bunco1 ! store.
Santa Clans then whispered a secret berd tell.
I * in Omaha every one knew Bnnce well ,
Ie therefore should send his { roods to his can ,
Snowing his friends will get their toll share.
Now remember ye dwellers In Omaha town ,
All who waat prorate to Bunoe's go round ,
ror ihlrts , collars , or gltves great and small ,
Send your sister or aunt one and all.
Bnnce , Champion Hatter of the West , Douglas
1 K. A. S. PENDERY ,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
HAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED HIS MEDICAL -
ICAL OFFICE , '
i 3 Tenth Street , - OMAHA , NEBRASKA
OSerinj his servloes in all departments o
mcdldne anJ surgery , both in gencial au
pedal practice acute and chronle discescs. Ca
be consulted nlfht and day , and will visita
tart of the city and county on receipt of lett *
A new anH hitherto-unknown remedy for all
Iseoocs of the Kidneys , Bladder , ana Urinary
reans.
U will positively cure DiabeUs , Gravel , Drop-
y , Brichl's Disease , inability to retain or expell
Je Urine. Catarrh of the BUdfcr , high colored
nd scanty urine. Painful Drinstlni ; , LAME.
BACK , General Weakness , and all Female Com-
Uintv
It avoids Internal medicines , is certain in it
fleets and cures when nothing else can.
For tale by all DnifrsUts or tent by mall free
pen receipt of the price , $2.00.
DAY KEYPAD CO. , PROP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
tfB > t your address for our little book ,
low was Saved. "
MES E. ISH , Arent for Nebraska.
A BAUI.OON ACCIDENT.
VERT THRILLTXG , BCTIH3H fT rL.iTOr.EI
WITH FEESCH SACOE
2 > w Tork Time : .
A frightful b llosu accident at P r'i
is reported by cable. August Navert <
was porfrruiing n tripiza eus
penderl fio.n ihe jlontgoltier baHoor
YidouuilLits * , when , at he height o !
1000 Mirds , tr o\er lia'f a m K > , hi
missed , h s upld. The shocked tnscta' '
tora , it ia eaiu , could clrary folloVthc
poor felloe's torfy in its Sc-oant , and
when n le.gh i : struck the tatth i !
made a hole tvro feet deep , nnd ie-
bounded twice thu bfght of a man's
he d. Freed from his weight , the
balloon shot npward uutililbarst , end
then it , tea fell Deaths from balloc
accidents are free uant eaongh , bit
sheer fall from uch a height has , per
hap ? , never before been recorded
Thus in 1870 a balloon took fire
when 2006 feat high In the air , anc
its occupant was killed , butt as is usu
flly the case , ho stuck to h.a air-shi
till it groundddi A fearful dive ia
however , fat from being the only dan
ger "balloonists have to dread. Tha
it is quite as dangerous to go too big' '
as to come down too fast is shown b
the voyaga of Tissandier , Sivei , and
Oroce-Spmnelli , which is , perhaps
the most remarkable oa-tecord. Tht ;
started on April 15 , 1875 , to rival th
highest altitude ever reached by man
At 8000 yards Tissandier fell in a fain
just as his companions , who wore in a
scarcsly better condition , tossed ou
some ballaat in a last desperate cffor
to surpass Glaisber'a record of ll.GOl
yards. The balloon flew up , how high
it is impossible to say , but when Tis
sandier cam < > to himself his compan
ions lay dead beside him with black
faces and bloody nostrils. They hac
been suffocated by the rarefaction o
the atmosphere. Glaisher's record is
therefore , discredited , for it scema be
yond dispute that human life cannot
be sustained much above 8000 yards.
M. Godard's perilous experience h
1878 which happily resulted rather
amusingly than otherwise illustrates
another danger which should not bo
forgotten by those who take passen
gers sailini ? in the air. At 1000 , at
2000 , at 3000 feet high he successively
asked hii companion how he felt , anc
was as often amazed that the amateur
declared bis feelings to be quite as us
ual. Finally Godard declared that
de would go no higher , when sudden
ly his ctmpanion grasped his throat
and demanded at least ono emotion
in return for his lOOOf. fare. The
man was clearly o lunatic. At the
fearful height he clambered out of the
basket and around the swaying globa
with the skill r.nd cnreleosness
i f a monkey. Then he clasped God-
dard by Ihe body and declerad ho
would throw him over. Finally , h *
drew a knife and said he wo'uld seek
his "emotion * " by a fall , jay of half a
nile. But Goddard did nut looao his
uad. H declared himself charmed
5th the Idea , , and rendered that it
isd never befora occurred to him.
Bat he pointed cut that , however
pleasing the fall might be , it would bo
disagreeable to be mutilated , and ho
suggested going 2000 or 3000 feet
hiRher in order that when his com
panion cut the pavbag their deaths
night.be certain. They were then both
at a mind , as Goddnrd threw out the
jallast the balloon darted still further
nbove the clouds. His cheerful com
panion's spirits rose with the balloon ,
md once more he climbing out on the
bellying sphere , but this time with a
rope about him , in order , ns
jodard explained , that Lo might not
umble before he was high enough for
i thoroughly good fall. At length ho
torched himself just over the escape-
i-alye , then Godard pulled the cord
vhich opened it , the escaping gas
tnpeficd the madman , and the
: ruis is over. Lest any one should
loubt the story , wo hasten to add that
t comes from France.
Feeding for Profit ,
'rairit Farmir.
It is an undoubted fact that animals
cilled fat from flush pastures are more
uicy and consequently more palatable
han animals fed fat on grain , but
nch animals will not do to ship , tinco
hey lose the juices of the meat first
if all and so become dry and hard.
? or this reason cattle intended for
hipment east , and especially those
ntended for European markets must
) e made fat on grain and those
weighing from 1400 to 1700 pounds
ire the most profitable. With good
) reediog and good feeding from calf-
lood up this may easily be obtained nt
hree years in steers. Hence the best
seders force their steers from the
ime they are calves until ready for
narket. They are never allowed to
ese flesh , but are kept constantly go
ng ahead. Feed for marketis yet un-
ierstpod in the United States by com-
jaratively few feeders ; It really costs
ess to make an animal that will weigh
.400 at three yeara old , in the west ,
hnn to attain the same weight by
passing in summer and starving in
rinter. The careful feeder finds
hat it is to his advantage to
eod in summer , except , per-
aps , when feed is most
lush ; in fact , some of nur boot feed-
rs feed grain every day in the year ,
intil the animal is sold , and find pro-
it therein. _ The man who believes
te can learn nothing from reading
ails to get the experience of others
nd seldom makes money. Such
aen do not know that a difference of
ne or two cents par ponnd in .in an'- '
aal is just where the profit comes in.
t should be borne in mind that if an
nimal gota thin the whole fleshy
tructuro must be rebuilt nnd that
-isto goes on all the time. On the
ther hand , the animal kept con-
tantly growing qives oil leas daily
-aste than that which is thin. It is
good feeding and good sho'.tor tha
make * money in stock.
TheWuoun Who Wears the Breeche ;
The woman who always answer
whin her hueband is spoken to , am
consider ? herself the "bettor three
quarters" of the household arrange
meat.
Tha xronnn who buys Ml the pro
visions snd clothing , even her hu ?
bud'scli , thing , and always buys then
at a bargain.
Sha never thi&ks him of any consa
quenco in the family , but regards bin
as a boarder who eats a great deal ant
p&ya nothing , while the farcilv is sup
ported by her ofrn shoulders and fore
sight , including the "bargains" ehe li
8 jnst antly eecuring.
The woman who always pins on hei
husband's cellar and cravat waahei
his neck nnd ear ? , trims hia hair
and pulls it , too , if he is at all refrac
tory who Contradictshim before theii
cbildrun , not allowing him to oxpresi
nil opinion without immediately vol :
unteerinc one in an oppositedirectiou.
The woman who always demands
the money on "pay day , " and if hot
huaband ventures to ask for a dollar
looks at him pharply and asks what he
wants it for ; says "there is no nesd
for a man to have money when his
wife needs it all to clothe her family. "
As soon as there is a hundred dollars
lars ahead she takes it , and , deposit
ing it in the bank in her own name ,
announces to her husband thegratifj-
ing intelligence that she has eaVed a
hundred dollars , but does not con
sider it important to mention where
she has deposited the same.
The woman who wears the breeches"
is almost sure to lay by something for
a "rainy day , " as she never allows her
husband a day of recreation , althocgk
on holidays she Usually takea him out
\vih ? the other children for a little en
joyment.
Her husband always has a quiet ,
suddued air , autl speaks in a very
nervous , haety manner , and looks
around quickly from under his eye
brows , as if expecting to hear some
voice in contradiction.
Ho has the habit of smoothing the
top of his head gently and soothing
ly , as if the hair had been recently
pulled.
The woman who wears the breeches
is usually called "smart" by the men ,
and a "tyrant" by the women. She
speaks of the homestead as "my
plac ? , " or "my farm , " and considers
her husband as of no account in the
buying or gelling of cattle.
She knows juit how much pigs will
weigh and the market value of everything -
thing the farm produces for sala. She
is. close at a bargain , and has been
tuowu to go so far as to drive the
team and help to load the wood. She
always manages the children , and if
ono of them should turn out poorly
she says :
'That ' child Is more like hU father
, haa all the rest. "
Nobody has much love for her , and
as she has proved eminently able to
ako care of herself by taking care of
he whole family , no one cares much
: or her.
Tlio woman who wears the breeches
always puts her husband to bed first ,
.hc.t ho may warm the right side , and
then rolls him over to ihu wall when
she gets in , and would make nimget
up and kindle the fire of a morning ,
only that she thinks he does not know
enough.
Stiu understands politics , and her
lushaud votes for the man she tells
lim to.
I'll tell you more about her some
other time.
Opened thoBarrel at the WrongrEnd
Selves ) OB Neirs.
Gilhooly got come up with yester
day. Be had bought a barrel of np-
) les from Dr Smith's grocery which
did not give satisfaction.
"Whet's the reason , " said Gilhooly
ndignantly , "that the further down
! go in the apples the worse they getl'
"Tho reason for that ia that you
lidn't open the barrel at the other
end. If you had only dene that , the
apples would be getting belter all the
imo. "
Settling : a Bet.
KEOKUK , Iowa , November 8. An
ilcctlon wager , made some time since ,
bstween 0. Limburg and John Nagle ,
of this city , by the terms of which
.ho . loser was to wheel the other in a
> arrow from Fourteenth and Main
treats to the postoffica and ratnrn , a
Listance of a mile and a quarter , was
paid this afternoon. The performance
came otf at 2 o'clock , and was wit
nessed by hundreds of people. The
victorious .Naple was seated high np
n the barrow , with a flag floating on
ithor side of him , while Limbnrg
urnished the motive power. The
novel procession was greeted with
beers along the road.
The Fastest Ml'es on Record-
pirit of the Times.
When horses trot as fast as St.
'ulien and Maud S. , they need to be
ip to concert pitch to do their level
best , and when in the slightest de-
reo off , their supreme efforts are im-
ossible. In view of the fact that
it. Jnlion has been suffering with the
pidemic for several weeks , his re-
Dent trials , especially his 2:12J : ati
'rospect Park , on the 15th lost. , are
ery noteworthy and creditable. Be-
ore this , those who visited him in his
tall , and caw the epizootic fluid
airly streaming from his nostrils , did
ot expect from him a mile better
han 2:15 : , and his driver coincided in
tat view. He would not run the risk
r urging so sick a horse , and yet he
rotted in 2:13j : , absolutely on. his
ourage ! It was a tremendous per-
ormance. For the. present his career
In the eist is ended , and his Belraon
pirk etg gemaut w.ll net be keut
owing to the o-mibiccd illness of St
Ju'i n and UiskoU. Since he lef
California he IHS traveled over , 10,001
miles in railroad cars , has undo gem
i umerous changes of climate , ye
never ha he failed to give a fini
ixhil-i.ion of sfeed , nnd nevorhashi
mada a brak. A brief summary o
hii brilliant cimp ign will be inter
eating : Juno 10. rgiiust time , n
Detroit , best time 2:17 : 1-4 ; June 24
against tim ? , fet Ionia , ilich. , faea
time2:18 : 1 2 ; July o , against time
nt Detroit , best time 2:16 : 1-5 ; Julj
22 , at Chicago , free for all , best tims
2:16 : 1-2 ; July 26 , at Clevt-Und , fre
for all , best time 2:15 : 3 4 ; Augusi
6 , at Buffdloj fr ? " for all , best time
2:16 1-4 ; August 12 , at Rohester
against time , 2:11 : 3 4 ; August 19 , ai
Springfield , free for all , best tirm
2:15 : ; August 27 , at Hartford -
ford , against time , 2:11 1-4 ;
September 10 , at Minneapolis ,
againit time , 2:13 ; Sept. 25 , at Bos
ton , against time , 2:13 : 1-4 ; Oct. 8 , at
Washington , against time , 2:13 : 1 4 ;
Oct. 15 , at Prospect part , a ainst
time , 2il2 3-4. This far surpasses any
trotting campaign ever made by an-
'her horsa , and speaks no leas for the
astonishing speed of St. Jullen , than
for his aplendid constitution and in-
dimitable courage. The Olay blood
decs not seem to make him quit. Ho
will soon ba shipped to California , and
in that genial clime may astonish the
trotting community again before the
year closes.
He Couldn't Hole Laugh.
Cmdetts.
"I had my misgivings , boss , " the
waiter said to the landlord who was
questioning him about bis conduct to
ward the tall gentleman in blue
clothes , who eat at the door. "I had
my auspicious when he eat down dat
hu was carrying moah whisky dan was
good for ( nn , but ho W38 puffectly
qniet and behaved himself well
enuugli , au' 1 didn't pay no attention
to it eutwell he picked up a baked
potatoe and hole it car'fulJy over the
eig glats wid his left haud , and begun
to hit the end of ilia potato wid his
spoon. He hit it right hard three or
four times , an' den he whack it once
or twice on the aige of do plate , and
lookin' solemn as a owl all de time , he
call nio up to him and nay nn p'Hto and
dignified as a president , 'wattah , ' he
tay , 'I wish you would jest fix dis
biled aig for me , if you please ; 1'so
lorae a good deal of sleep las' ' night ,
and I'm a little uarvous dia morning.
An' I know I hadn't done oUht to
laugh , bos ; , but I hope to die if I
could help it. " The landlord did hot
discharge him under the circumstan
ces.
It you are troubled with fever iridwrue.dumb
agile , billions ferer , jaundice , dyspepsia , or i > ny
dtsm e of cho lircr , blood or stomach , and wish
to get it well , try the new remedy. Viol. Gull-
motto's FrenchLUer Pd. Ask your dra glst
for it , and take no other , and if he has not got
it send SI 50 In letter to the French Pad Co. ,
ToKdo , O. , and receive ono by return null.
GEEATEST EEMEDY KNOWN.
Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con
sumption ' certainly the greatest
medical remedy ever placed within the
reach of suffering humanity. Thou
sands of once hopeless tufferers , now
loudly proclaim their praise for this
wonderful Discovery to which they
owe their lires. Not only does itposi'
lively cure Consumption , but Coughs ,
Colds , Asthma , Bror-chits , Hay-
Fever , Hoarsnesa and all affections of
the Throat , Chest and Lungs yields
at once to its wonderful curative pow
er as if by magic. We do not ask yon
to buy a largo bottle unless you know
what you are getting. Wo therefore
tarneslly reguest you to calf on your
druggist , J. K. I&n , and get a trial
bottle free of cost which will convince *
the most skeptical of its wonderful
merits , and show you what a regular
one dolhr size bottle will do. For
baleby J , K. ] HH. (4) ( )
If Ton are troubled w.th deranged kidneys ,
delay not , but cot one of Prof. OullcteUe's
French KUcev Pads , and you T 11 be cure ' 1
EucEien'B Arnica Salve
The BEST SALVF. in the world for
Cuts , Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
Rheum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp
ed Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions. 0Thls Salve
is guaranteed to give perfect satiafac-
tlod in every case "or money re Eanded.
Price 25 cents per bor. For sale by
8dly J. K. ISH Omaha
FEVER AND AGUE.
Meats the requirement * of the ntiotnl medical
pnllo ophy which at present prevails. It is a
perfectly pure vegetable remedy , embracing the
three important properties of a prerentite , a
tonic , and an alterative. I : Jortifl'W the b.dy
against disease , invlpontes and re-vHalljoj the
torpid stomach and liver , > nd effects a moat
salutary change in the entire system , when in
a morbid condition.
For sale by sll Druggists and DeUors generally.
4o Tears before tJiePuWte
THE CENUiNE
DR.C.HcLAK'E'S
MVERPILLS
are not recommended as a remedy "fo
nil the ills that flesh is heir to. " but Ji
affections of the Liver , and in all Biliou
Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head
ache , or diseases of that character , thei
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used preparatory
paratory to , or after taking quinine. A :
a simple purgative they are uneqnaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has a rod-wax seal on the lid
with the impression , McLANE'S LIVE !
PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa
tures of 0. McLAKE and FLEMIXO BKOS
JZ&F Insist upon having the genuini
DR. C. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS , pre
pared b"
FLEMISH UROS. , Pttfslmrglt , Tn. ,
the market being full of imitations of
the name JfcXnnc , spoiled differently
but same pronunciation.
LA
UNLIKE PILLS
AND THE USUAL PUfiaATIVES , . IS PLEAS
ANT TO TAKE , And 111 prove at once the m sl
potent and lurmlew STSTE1I RENOVATOH
and CLEANSER that has yet he-n b'oushtU
public notice. For CONSTIPATION. BILIOUS
NES3 , HEADACHE , PILE ? , and all dleorden
arising from an obstructed slate cf the system ,
it I * incomp raby : the bait cuiatire extant.
Avoid Imitations ] Insist on getting tthe article
called for.
TROP1C-FRU1T LAXATIVE is put up in
bronzed tin boxes only. Pr'ce 60 cent ? . Ai
your dtugist for Descriptive Pamphlet , or ad-
dries the proprietor ,
J. E. HETHERINOTOIT ,
New Tork or Sin FranciMO.
Baforo Purchasing AnT FORK of go-Culled
ELECTRIC BELT ,
Band , or Apnllsnce represented to cnro Nervous ,
Chfoalc andSpecIa Dlseue f nd to the PUL-
VEllMACHEROALVANICCO.BlSiroutEomeo-
Street , Pan Franclwo , Cal. , for the'r ' Free
Pamphlet and "The Electric Review , " and you
will save time , health and money. The P. O.
Co. are the only dsalors in Genuine Electriz Ap-
illances on the Am'.rlran Continent.
HOW TO CURE
CONSUMPTION , COUGHS ,
Colds , Asthma , Croup ,
All diseases of tbe THroat , Lunga , ana
Pulmonary Organs.
USE ACCORDINd TO DIRECTIONS
ALLEN'S T-UNG BALSAM.
JJAMTCn IxxalAttnts every where lose I.
WAN I tU Tea , Cofte * , Baking Powder ,
ilavorin ; Extracts , etc , by nmple , to famllbs ,
'roflt good. Outfit tree. People's Tea Co. , Eox
iOZO , St. Louis. Mo.
THE COLORADO
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Tblslnstltution , located at Denver , Colorado ,
he Educational and Commercial center of the
West , Is pre-eminently the best and most practi
cal 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
nstUntion of the kind In the world. Thousands
of accountants and Business men , in the prln-
Ipal cities and towns of the United States , owe
heir suctees to cur course cf training.
The fiteht Kind of Education for
Young Men and Ladies.
Fine , new briclc block , at junction of three
street car llnei Elegantly fitted and furnished
partments for the application of and carrying
at of our novel and systematic methods of
BUSINESS TEAHOTa ,
Tonn ; men who contemplate a business life ,
and parents having sons to educate , are partlcu-
arly requested to lend for our n w Circular ,
which will give full intcrmit i as t terms ,
onditlon of entrance , etc. AjlBren
G. W , FOSTEK , President ,
ep6-3m Denver , Colorado.
WROUGHT IRON FENCES.
t
Wire Fencing and Ratlin ; a Speciality.
Their beautr , permanence and economy
ally working the extinction of alt findng
heap material.
Elegant in deiism , Indtstrnstlble
Fences for lawns , Public Grounds and Oemo-
Ury Plsts.
Iron Vases , Lawn Setteel , canopied and of
Uitle pattern * ; Chairs and eyery description of
ron and Wire ornamental work designed accl
manufactured by E T. BABNDM'rf Wire and
rcn W.irk , 57 , 29 and 81 Woodward Are. , De-
troitMich. Bend' - t'io * i t - taojuo ! anil
price Ust. sep21
CO EAST
VIA THB
Chicago & Northwestern
2,330 MILES OF ROAD !
It Is the SHORT , SURE and Sate Bonta C twiui
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ISO
OEEOAGOMILWATOEE
sad U pofctt EAST nd KORTH.
IT OFFEBS THE TBAVEUNO PUBLIC
GREATER FACILITIES AM ) MORE
ADVASTAOKd THAJT AST
OTHER BOAD D ?
TH2 WEST.
Ills tbs ONLY ROAD between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and OHIOAGO
Upon which Is run
PULLMAN HOTEL CAJIS1
In addition to theaaaad to pleva all classes of
travelers , It gives FIRST-CLASS HEALS at Its
EATINO STATIONS at W cenU each.
ITSTBftCIC IS STEEl PAILS I
ITS COACHES ARE THE FINEST !
ITS EQ'JIPMEHT FIRST CLASS
U you T7i > h tha Be l Traveling Accommoda
tions yon 1U bay yonr ticket by this Koutr
JZSTAND WILL TAKE NOSE OTHER.
All Ticket Atrents an sell yon Through Ticket *
Via this road and Check usual Bag.
gage Free of Charge
OMAHA TICKET OFFICES 1214 Famham St. ,
Oor. 14th , and at Union Pacific Depot.
DENVER OFFICE In Colorrdo Central and
Union Pactlc Ticket Offlco.
SAN FRANCISCO OFHCE 2 M w Montgom-
eryStttet.
For Information , foUore , mips , etc. , not oh.
Ulnabla at Home Ticket Office , addles * any
agent of the Company , or
SARV1H HUCHITT , W- 8TEMMITT ,
Oehl Mafiwer. Oenl Pass. Aeent
CHICAGO , ILL
JAMES T- CLARK ,
Oenl At Omaha ft Conndl Bloffs.
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars I
CHICAGO
BURLINGTON & QU1NGY
With Smooth and Perfect Track , Elegant Pax-
linger Ccacbcs , and
PULLMAH SLEEPIKG& DININC CAR ?
It Is acknowledged by ti JDS * , ud aU wh :
travel nv r It , 10 be the Best Appointed and
Best Managed Road In the Country.
PASSENGERS GOtNG BAST
Should Dear In mind that this li tha
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points Eut. North and Northwest.
Passengers by thla Rcilte hive choice of
FOUB DIFFERENT EOUTES ,
And the Advantage of Six Dally LIneJ ot Palace
Sleeping Cars from Chicago to
New York City Without Change
All Express Trains on this Una are equipped with
the WestlniihousePaUnt Air Brakn and
Miller's Patent Safety Platform and
Couplers , the moot Perfect fro-
tection Against Acci
dents In the world.
PULLMAH PALACE SLEEPING AND D'KINC ' GA33
Are run on th Burlington Route.
Information concerning Boutes , Rates ,
Connection ! , etc. , will b > cheerfully given by
appljine tt the officn of the Punli.gtoa Roato ,
613 Fourtecntn Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
C.E. PERK.NS. D W. HITCHCOCK.
Qen'l Manager. Gen. Wtst'u Paei. Azt.
J. O. PHILLIPPI. St. Joe Vo.
General Airnt , Omaha.
H. P. DUEL ,
fepG-dl 11ci ! tAent Omaha
SHORT LINE
± sso.
KC.ST.J3E&C.B.R.R. ,
Is the only Direct Line to
ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST
From OMAHA and the WEST.
No change of cars between Omaha and St. Louis
and hut one between Omaha and New Tork.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
Eastern & Western Cities
With legs charges and in advance of other lines.
This entire line la equipped with Pullman's
Palace Sleeping- Cars , Palace Day Coach-
et.MUler's Safety Platform and
Couplet and the celebrated
Westlnghouse Air-Brake.
* T8EE THAT YOUR TICKET READS'
< 9VlaEaniaa City , Et. Joseph
OCoundlBlnfls K.R. , via S
O"Joo andSt.Loula.1Si
Tickets for sale at all coupon stations la tha
West.
J. F. BARNARD , A. 0. DAWES ,
Oen'ISupt. , Oeul Paga. & Ticket Aet
St. Joseph , Mo EL Joseph , Ho.
W. C. BEAOHRIST. Ticket ARen. ,
21 * Fifteenth Street , between Farnhasj and
Donzlaa , Union Block , Omaha.
JOS. TEHON , A. B. BARNARD ,
Pass. Ajrent , Onuha. Oen'rl Arent , Omaha.
Machine Works ,
J. Hammond , Prop. & Manager.
The meat thorough appoints 1 and somplete
Uachine Shop * and Foundry In the state.
Castings of every description manufacted.
Enfrlnes , Pumpa and eveiy class of machinery
made to order.
order.pedal attention given to
ITell Angnrs , Pulleys , Hangers ,
Sbaf ting.Bridge IronsGccr
etc
Plansfornew Uachlnery.Meschanlcal DraQght-
ug , Models , etc. , neatlv executed.
66 Harnev St. , Bet. 14tb and 10th.
E _ F. co OB : ,
UNDERTAKER ,
Oid Fellows' Block.
Prompt attention trlven tn orJers by telegraph.
Oft : in ffjOn r'ay at home. Samples wort
1011,111OL \ \ \ fr e. Address Stlneon & Co
For COUGHS POL S , BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA , CONSUMf-
TI N , : md a',1 D oases of the THROAT and LUNGS.
The n-st urc t ' r [ r i- 11 the known worM Ey iddlnc toTOLU ROCKand KYB ttlto
Lemon j'll e. > a - < : if. e ent Appetizer and Tonic , f'-r ' - > . n < nl and Jan llj u-e. Tfce
liimieui-e > > n.li . > - . i : c uuuurua tc Imoniaw T..CUT * i Jiiir ar , the lett"e kUu l
of Its > iri i J | > . li I t
Put up in Quiirt Size Bottles , giving More for the money than
any article in the market.
_ POS'T DECEIVED by unprincipled df ! r who try to rnlm off npon TO *
lumun Knelt ami Rjeln p'aoecf ourTOLU KOCKand KYK nhJch Uth
only MEDlCAl hl > ar ! 'a made , t .r GENUINE navln * a COVEKXMEVT STAili on each bott.o.
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue :
IKEA1URY DSrAUTMENT. OFFICE OF INTERNAL RKVZNTJ >
WAdULioio.f , 1) . C. , J.ntury SB , 18SO. J
tfcUTS. LAWUiNCK 4 MAKT1N. 1111 iT d ! on St. , Chicago , ll'i. .
GsTrLxyKX : This campourd. in the opinion of this oQce. vonld hare a su 3clcnt quantity )
the BALSAM OF 7OLU to the it all tha advantages ascribnl to this article IB pectoral compUl.iU.
while the whi'kv ard the -yrnp oipjthnto an emulsion rcndcrinp it an ajtreeable remedy to th *
patient. C. np"unJo lae..r Ir.ic to tha formnl * , it may properly becl * * e < l a UEDlCIvAIi
PREPARATION nnJtrr tl.e pr.ni lurs of U. 8.1V T bed SUtv tea. aud when so ktamprd , icay t
soldliyPr-i pislc , ApoiL cjnt-.5iiJ Other Persons itaoat renJertn'them liable to pay fpe il
xas ' "
'ia"ry .crecjllly , , > ( Slsne.1) GREEN. B. RAUM , Commissioner
LAWRENCE & MARTlN.Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GROOEES and DEALERS everywhere
WHO 15 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE OPOCRAPHV OF THIS COUNTRY.
SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP. THAT THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. B.
[ S THE GREAT COSSECTISfl LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & THE
Its main line runs from Chicago jo Council Dininq Can for eating purposes nly.
Llluffj , paMlnic throueh Jollet , Olte a , La ry\le ! , grcrt fnnUire of tur Palace Cars U B * 8
3on oG. Mollne. Itncf leland. Davenport , We l AI.OO.N * nen , you CUD anor jour
Liberty , Iowa City.Marenco , Urookl > n. Orinacll , at all hours of Uie IUT.
Des Moines ( the capltnl of Iowa ) , fc'.anrt , Atlau-
Uc , and ATocn : nlth branches from Ilnrxxa
lnnttontoPoorla : Wilton Junction toMnncn- Una.
tlLO. Washington. FalrHeld. Eluon. Ueiknap , '
CentroTllIe. 1'rlnceton. Trenton. Oollstln. Cnme- ncctl < 7n l > cncmade In bnio'n IMp
rnn. LeaTcnnorth , Atchlson , ana Kun..is Cltr- nilf J
Washlnxton to Slzourney. Oskaloosa. and Knox- tlllKAT TllItOCUB U
rlllo : KeoiuK to Fanalneton. lionaparto , Uon- tOLLOWS. _
w J
tonnoort. Independent. Eldoci , Ottnmw.v Eildj- At CnrcAOO.trtth oU Cttrorzlnj Bnat < rr
rlllp.OskitlooM. reIla.Minroc. and Ucs Moines ; Ea t ana Knutru . .
Nflvrton to Monroe : DesMolnn u > Inrtlnnolaana At Kxatrwoou.with UM 1 - * M. 8.
Wlnterset : AtlantKitoI wtsandAndubon : and
A'oca to llarlan. This Is posltlrelr the onlr At WASHING-COW UnaH-ra. with f. . U A15-
Railroad , which oims. and operates a through L. It. it.
Una from Chicago Into the State of Kansas. AtliA bAUJ : . Ttl.a IlLC < rat.R.fl.
Through Express Pse'oncer Train * , irlth Pnil- Ati'EORM.wlth I' . P. * J. : P.I.4B. . 4 4f
nan "aluca Cats attached , are rnii nach war daily W111. . Mld.r anil T. H. A W. IWSL
totwsen cnicAno and PIORIA. KAXSAB Crrr. At Hottt iHUiyn wtUl "Mllwiinkea jn
KQCI.CII. BLtJFra. L3AvrxwoRTn ana ATCHI- Island Jl.ort Lice. " and Kock Ijl'd A 1-eO
SON. Through can art ) also run between Jli'Taa- At I > Ari.vpoitT. with the Ihitenport
ee f/id Kansas Cltr. via the "Wllvtaukce and C.M. A8t-P.tt.lt.
liock island Bh - * Lln " AtWEsrlinJsnTT.withthen C.R.4 . * t/r
The "Great Wxk Island" Is masnlflcently At ( inlNNELT , Ylttl Central Iowa K. IL
equipped. Its road bed U Unptr f 3d. and Its A t Dis JIOLWi with D M. A K. I > U. iv
track U laid with Heel rails. AtCoc.Ncit. Utunrs. with Union Pacinf/--
What will plcaae you most will be the pleasure AtOMinA.wlthB.AMo.R-K.lt. r
It DjojlDK Tour meaU , wnllo pawlnc overtho . . . .
lenntlf al prairies or Illinois and Iowa. In ono of At OTTCUWA. witn Central lowaB-B W
jar maznltlccnt DlnjnK Cars that accompany nil St-I-Araa. nnd IMJ.iy.lt. ltd * .
mronsh Express Trains. Tou eet an en t Ira At KEOKUK.wtth Tot. Peo. A War. ; * f > * ,
neat , as food as Is served In any flnt-cluas hotel , Loura A Paa. anl St. u'.Keo. A N.-W. R tlfr-
tor seventy-Ore cents. At CAUino.v. with IL tit. J. It. It.
J ppreclatlne the fact that a majority of the At ATCIIIso.v. wtthAtch..Top ka&S > UV > > ti
people prefer separate apartment * for different Atch. A Neb. and On. Br. U. P. K. ltd * .
purposes ( and the Immense pa < < cnter business At I.EAVZNWUUTO. with Kan. Psc , j . < 4
it this line warranting It ) , we are pleased to an- Cent. IU lids.
inunce that this Company runs Pullman. I'atace At KAMSA CTTT , with all line * tor t * rfl
yttplng Can for sleeping purposes , and Pilact and Southwest.
I-nr.I.KAJf PAT.ACE CAKH nrr run thi-oimh to fEOTKAmTtYM MOftt
COUNCX1. KL.TJFFS , JC.V.XMAS C1TV. A TCHISU2V. nntl l KA vfc > i1VOK.Tlt
Ticket * Till thU Line. Unoxvn n the "tirrnt J ecU Iiluntl Haul * , " are toV
ill Ticket .eent In the United Btate * > .nd Canada.
For Info "nation not abtnlnalile at jronr homo ticket otSo , ddr .
A. . 'KXOifiBA.Ti'Lt , E. ST. JOHN" ,
Qen'l Superintendent- Uen'l Tit. sod I'ass'irr jV )
VERICK.
FURNITURE , BEDD3NO , FEATHERS
\ JLjDT3IO"W STT A I3BS-
nd Everything pertaining to the Purnitnre and
Upholstery Trade.
A COMPLETE ASSGRTMEHT OF HEW GOODS AT THE
JLO WhJST
ap SI mon th lit 1208 and 1210 FaniLam Street ,
Gciicml Insurance Agent .
I. S. HITCHCOCK , M. D. S. , ,
REPRESENTS :
from Kew York has located in Ora&ha , and
Euaranteesto do Qrst-elat * work. PIKESIX ASSONANCE CO. , of Lon-
Dental Roonu , over A. Cruickshink & Co. ' , Cor. ilon. Cash Assets J5.107.127
16th and Douglas. ep9-2m WESIClIiSTElt. V. Y. , Capital l.OCO.OOJ
T11E MKIICUA.S fS. of Ke % - rk. N. J. , 1,000,001
O1KAIID r'IUil-bll3dOpIi1aCapItaI. : . 1,000,000
K011THWK3TKEN NATlO.S'AtC p-
SHOW GASES 1U1 800,001
FIREUKN'3 FUSD , C lifornla B0" . (
UKITISU AilKRICA ASSUIUNOECo l.SOO.OCO
NK A tK FIRE 1SS. CO. , AFzeta. . . . W.Wt
O- < JW ± AMEK1CAF CENTRAL , Awetn 300,000
1817 CAS3 IT. , OMAHA , NEB. 3 tut Cor. nf Fifteontb d DotulM Hi. .
hand/TEl ra4 OMAHA , N > 3.
ffk. good assortment always on
4
* * - .
Th Cash Good ;
Now Open in Kennedy's New Brick Building , 10th and Jones Streets.
ul > - . ' A / * \ I > I \ T TXTTi yy i > v j ' t * \ t >
JrC - LJ _ bt _ LJ _ L J > T _ . _ < / 2L IO A _ IB Gr
iDirect. from the. Auction Booms of New York and Boston , will be offered in
SILKS , VELVETS , DRESS GOODS , NOTIONS , BLANKETS , COMFORTS , TABLE EN
HOSIERY , DOMESTICS AND MILLINERY.
Call and examine our Stock. You can save to 20 per cent , by buying of us. German and Swedish clerks , '
* - v'yif iiw