Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 15, 1880, Morning Edition, Image 3
1J 1 1I I CHAnLES POWELL , OK THE PEACE Comer 16Ui an JUSTICE Sig. , Omaha Keb. % & SISERAL. 4 TTOKKUY AT LAW Room eCreIsht _ / \ CtoeU 18lh St . OMAHA. KKB. _ B. L TKOKAS. X TTOaSKI AT LAW-LOUM moner , tnj .TV and sells real estate. Koom S.Crelghto A. C. TBQUP , ; * TTOKKET AT LAW Office In Htcacom' ' _ tt _ Block , Mth Gor E. I-ritchett , 160 f urahain St , OMAHA. NKB DEXTE8L. THOMAS , fl TTORKEY AT LAV-CralctBlaaik Bolli - * "g- _ p/Stt A. M. PKADWiCK , ' 5. L FeABCDY , HAD * n. Attend * ! O'Snfcl * a BARTLETT , AttoTneyo-at-Law , t-O"t''n Rioeir.rt'U-p.mh aaf Famham ATTORNEY AT LAW. SlOOX , CCR. COcG. & IBTH STS , OUAHA. KKB. W. J. . . Gonnell , K uCK. Cms. B. sfc HEDICK , A11 o f n e y s - a t-L a w. SnodU mwntlou vju be riven to all wlti irInst cprpor : i ij of every description ; will fT lS'e. . . ' r'-e CcnrMol the Bute and the 4Jnt rt Kl--ir , Offlce > ramhun at-t opposite EQfifARD W. SIHERAL , ATTORET AT LAW Room e OreigUon Block , If th and Ponglog treetg. noMh S. F. MAKDERSON , ArrOBSST AT LAW-MS Famlum Btreet Omaha ytbrxtac . T. RICHARDS. o. J. Hum BICKARDS & HUNT , Attorneys-at-Law. - - . Omc 21S South Fourteenth Street. BT THE TJ.VE OP DR. BOSANKO'S ' 1L5 REMEDY. 1MTERNAL , EXTERNAL , AND ITCHING PILES once on the nr nHr tlop or Pr l > e ICenwly. which Uiojoftru ntTectcU. aheo tae Tomorm V Knylng the tntcnao luS inr. other tj r. and lell your neighbor. .5 DO NOT DELAY tbe drain pu tbo intern preda ermiuient dlsablutj- , but bay 1C , & TRYiT CUREI PRICE , 50 CENTS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT , MMt Wlien yon can not obtain Itofblm. tn K * lll a nd It , prepaid , or - DR , BOSAKKO MEDICINE CO. V That Acts & Iho Same Time on - THE l VER , S BOWELS , ind the KIDNEYS. , -M. orpinaro , the natural clean > jf TERRIBLE SUFFER1NO.C § lilcusucss ! ! , Headache , I > rspnsia , Jam * 'I iica , Ccnsllpstlon Sad Pllw , orKId- h 'ticy Complaints , Grarei , Diabetes/ " jj Scaijccnt In the TJrlnc , Milky I ) ' or Hopy VJrlnoj or Illicn * ' . nTc.JrT'lopcdtccanro the blood Ispolionefl i' -ri ! itio r.ctr.nra ttat should liaTebten _ ir i- iSSsY-WORT' " cnirtore the healthy iwUon andallthtie r fj < : min ; rvllswill lie banished ; neclect n r'-'T-r-'l .VT > U\vlllllvo hnttnenllcr. * ii ix ri' : Uavcbccucured. Tryltanayon I'T2 0 l paninorejto the uuffibcr. Take U * i i f , biafcach distress from Con- ji _ - Von nr.d Piles ? * boouuao of dl - " -v i > .o tfarful - - -\\Vir.Twlll care you. Try a pack" . . _ tnt-H-.i It , or - ' Pft It SOT t. tl.00. ' . . - . ' . . > TJir f - - ff-T gp-jsg THE DAJL7 BEE OMAHA PUBLISHING COPROPRIETORS. . , &ef. Sifc and 101K Streets TEBMS OF SUBSCRIPTION , 1 Copy 1 year. In advance ( postpaid ) fS.C BmvnthB " J months " " 2.0 TiME TABLES- THE MAILS. C , &N , W. B.TU.6 0 * . m. , fctOp. m. ' C. B. & 0.5 l a. 10 , 40 p. m. C.R.1&P.B , R. . S20am.,2 : p.B * C'jst Jo too . m. 8. City & P. C 0 a. c. U. P. B.B. , llMa. n. O. & B. V. to Lincoln , 10 a. m. B. * M. R. B8:40 a m. 0.&N.W- 0. kN. W. E.B. , H a. m , , 11 p. m C. B. ft O. , 11 a. m , 920 p. m. C.R. I. &P. , 11 a. m. , llp.m. C. tLfcSt , Joe. , 11a.m. , 11p.m. U. P. R. B. , t p m. O. 4 R. V. from Lincoln. 12:10 p. m , S. City 4 P. , 11 a.m. B. &M. lnNob. , p. m. Local mails for States lovra lear * bat once i day , via : 1-20 a. m. Office open from 12 to 1 p. m. Enndays. T00UAS F. HALL. Postmaster. Arrival And Departure ol Trains UKION PACIFIC. Bally Kxprtaa. . . . 12:15 p. w. 325p.m. do Mixed 6:10p.m. 425p.m. do Freight 530a.m. 1:10 p. n . do do 8lB .m. 12:901. m. THUS CARD OF THB BURLINGTON. LB1VI OlIADA. IKKITIOIUHA. Kxpnai SiO p. m. Express 100 a. m , Mill . . .6X0 a. m. Mail 10 0 p. m. Snndayi Excepted. Sundays Excepted. CH1CAOO.ROCK ISLAND & PACina Han . 60 a. m. 1 Ilall . 10:00 p. m , Exprca . S:40 : p.m. | Eiproja..lO O a. m. CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN. Mall . 6rOa.m.Mall | . 7SOp.OL KtpretB - .5:10 p'i m. | Express . . . .10 0 a. m. Snndaya cxccpted. KANSAS CITY , ST. JOE & COUNCIL BLUFFa LUTB AE.KITS. Mall . . . .8:00 a. m. I Express . 7IOa.m. Expreoe . 60 p. m. | Man . ? : & > I' , m. The only line running PnUman SleeplncCan out of Omaha to Union Depot , OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND ISIOUX CITY k PACIFIC EAILROADS. Expr B.u..B0 a. m. | FxpresB..iiO p m. Dally Except Sundays. B.&M. R. R. In NEBRASKA. tlATI , AKR TS. Through Exp..8(0 : m I Through Exp..l:00pm Lincoln Exp..6lB : p m [ Llnccln Exp..9 JO a m EIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL R. B , MJ1..6:10am ] Ixp csa . IOKK ) ara Express . 8.10pm&L | . . . . .r ± 0 b m WABASU , ST. LODW Si PACIFIC. - MaU . - 8 a. m. I Mall - 1W5 a. m Expre . . . .S:10p. m. | EipreB . . . .t-.15 p.m. BRIDQE DIVISION U. P. B. B. Leare Omaha , daHy > 8 a. m. , 9 a. m. , 10 a m. , 11 a. m. , 1 p. m. , S p. m. , Sp. m , 6 p. m , , 6 p. m. . Lear * Conndl Blnfli ; 825 a. m. , 825 a. m , , 1025 a. tn. , 1125 a. m. . 1:55 p. m8:25 p. m. , 825 p. m. , 525 p. m. , 6:26 p. m. , FOOT trips on Sunday , Ion vine Omaha at 9 and 11 a. m. , ! and 6 p. m. ; Council Bluffs at 9:25 , 11:16 a m. , and 25 and 5:25 p. m. Leave Omaha : 6 a. m. , 7 a. nx , 8 0 . m , , 1 p. m. , 10 p. m. , 725 p. m. , Leave Council Bluffs : 6:15 a. to , , BiOa. m. , 11:10 a , m. 6:25 p. m. , 700 p. m. , 7:50 : p. m. Daily except Sunday. OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY R. . ARWVB. Mall. . . . . . 10:15 a-m. , l tp. m. Dally except Snndeya. SANTA GLAUS FOUND. Greatest Discovery or IHQ Age. Wonderful diacoTerloelnUieworldhareboen made Among other things where B&nta Claua stayed Children olt uk It he icalcs icoods or not , If really he lives in a mountain of Enow. Lsit year tn excursion enittd clear to the Pole f wonders theyfound anewland , While filry-lit j being * appeared on each hand. There were mountains Ilka ours , with more beautiful preen , And far brighter ikies than ever were Men , Birds irith the hues of a rainbow were found , While Dowers of exquisite fragrance w r * grow Ing around. Not long were they left to wonder In doub < A belug soon came the/ had heard much about , Twas Santa Cli.ua1 self and tb IB they all say , He leoked Ukv the picture r esee every day. He drove up a team that looked verrqneer , Twas a team fcf srasBhoppera instead of reindnr , He rode In a shell instead of a sleigh , But he took them on toud and drove them away. He showed ttfcia all over his wonderful realm , And factories making goods for women and men Farriers were working on hats great and small , ro Bunco's they said they were Bunding them alL Kris Kinglo , the Glove llaker.told thun at once , All our Gloves we are sending to Bunce , Santa showed them suspenders and many thlnft men. Baying I alse took then to friend Bonce's store. Santa Claus then whispered a secret he'd UU , As in Omaha every one knew Bunco well , tie therefore should send his poods to his care , Knowing his friends will get their lull shan. Row remsmber ve dwellers In Omaha town , 111 who want present * lo Bunco's go round , For shirts , collars , or gloves great and Email , Send your sister or aunt one and all. -Bnnce , Champion Hatter of the West , Douglas rwt. Omohn UK. A. S. PENDERY , CONSULTING PHYSICIAN HAE PERMANENTLY LOCATED HIS MED ICAL OFFICE. m Tenth Stieet , - O1TAHA , NEBRASKA Offering 1.1s services in all departments 0 medicine anJ surgery , both in gtncial au pedal pracUre acute and chronic diseases. Ca be consulted ulfht and day , and will visit * part of the city and county on receipt of lette A new and hitherto unknown remedy for all llieascs of the Kidneys , Bladder , and Urinary Organs. ' It will posmvelv euro Diabetes , Gravel , Drop- ly , Srisht's Disease , inability to retain or expell , he Urine , Catarrh of the Blsdecr , high colored ind scanty urine , Painful Urinating , LAMB 3ACE , Ueneral Weakness , and all Female Com- It avoids Internal medicines , Is certain In it sCccts and cures when nothing el s can. For tale by all Drutrgirts or tent by mall free ipon receipt of the price , $2.00. DAY MEY PAD CO. , PROP'RS , Toledo , O. ty& Jt your addrtti ( or our little book , Bow 8 was Saved. " MES K. I3H. Ajftnt for Nebraska. HOW COL. H&YGOT A WIFf I am Kile. Of course I can ttll my own a-ivet tares a dealb ticr thnanyone c. tell them for rae. Th t stinda t nature. I'm not a pr3ctie.il wntei and I don't knot ? how lo produce \vbs the fashionable autbi'rs c.ll "gram pen effects" i ut 1 behave I csn nsak yon undent hd hovr it was. Am that Is all thai is necesssry. Leeman lai Eptaiued hla aukle that's my bcotbar , and ho could no go to town with the load of russo applei that was already piled inti barrels and stood wailiug under thi big red ahed. "It's too badJ" said he. "Thesi ruaet npplca are worth a deal at thii time of ycsr , and we shall miss thi market to-day. " "Can't you nak neighbor Hutton t ( take them1' naked my toother. "JSeighbot Sutton is a deal tot sharp a practitioner for me , " saic Leeman. 'Tts a hard thing to saj about a neighbor ; but I can't trust his jhoneity. " "Mr. Hall ? " "Hall would be canting it up in my face for the next six months that ] had asked a favor ofhim , " said Lse- man. " 2ib , I'd rather loea the ap ples than my independence. But it is too prorokinq ; that t must needs hare slipped on th it piece of orange peel , now , of all times in the world. I have been saving up these apples all the winter with a special eye to this particular market day. " "Leeman , " said I , " 111 RO ! " "Nonsensel" said Lseman. "But why not ? ' ' said I. "Old Pomp is as gentle as & kitten , and I know every inch of the way. " - "But there are the Red Swamp woods , that desolate stretch of three miles , with never n house on either bide of the way , except the deserted cabin where the old ncp.ro hanged himself twenty years ago , " argued my mother. "Who cares for the Red Swamp woods ? " said I valiantly. "I never was afraid of frogs and whipoorwill ; , and I am not going to begin now. Li ) , will you go ont and help me harness early in the morning- - " "Oh , I wish 1 was going , too ! Can't 1 go , Kate ? " criedLil , my hey den young sister , with'her eyes glist ening with delight at the idea of any thing unusual. "Stufll" cried I , imperiously. "Of course you can't ! Hasn't Pomp a heavy load enough without your nine ty pounds of mischief loaded on ? Be- rides , you must stay at home nnd take care of mother and Leeman , and finish the chintK curtains for the big west chamber , for Colonel Hay rosy come home any time now. " Colonel Hay was our city boarder a gentleman who had boon recom mended by his physicians to try the Fresh , pine scented breezes of the Shawaugeenta mountains , and whom our rector had recommended to the Icy Spring farm. Wo were not.rioh. although mother and Leetnah had managed the farm economically and well since father's death , and the weekly addition to our income would be something worth conaideriug. The idea of a city boarder was very plessant , too , and ley Spring Farm was a very lovely npot , although wo seldom Allowed bureelves to think of that. that.So So , after a little , I coaxed mother and Leeman to consent , and the next morning Lil and I were up long be- 'ore daybreak harnessing old Pomp tfnd getting ready for the day's jour ney. ney.By the time the "red , level light of he rising sun touched old Pomp's ; ray mane with radiance , I was driving .hrongh . the Red Swamp , whe're th'e maple trees , from which it took its aame , were all aglow with crimaon dossomt , and the thrushes and robins called to one another with flute-like notes. notes.Well Well , I managed splendidly. I mew where I was going to when I started. Isold the&ix barrels of rus- ets to the man who kept the Park Hotel , for $4 apiece , and that was more than Leeman himself anticipated. "Be careful you don't get robbed , aow , " said the man , as he watched me > ut the bills into my little portmonaie. "Robbedl" ssid I , with a laugh. "Why , who should rob rael" 'Oh , I don't know" said the land- ord. "There's always tramps and mrghrs around. They're B crop that don't belong to any particular season of the year. " As I turned away I did not notice t at the time , but it came back to me if tor ward , ts things do come back ike a sudden flash across the dark hieli nf memory , a man who was ounging on tha steps looked'hard at me. me.I I colored a little , and thought to myself : "Well , he'll know me the next time he sees me , " and then for- ; ot all about it , for I had mother's > lack bombazine to match , and Lil's pring hat to buy , and some dinner : hiua to select , and the doctor's pre- cription for Leeman to fill out at the iruggist's , so it was well on to seven rhen I turned old Pomp's head home- rard , in the [ suburbs of the town , ffith a feeling of elation that was quite Dardonable , when one considers my nexperience In the marketing line , ind my exceptionally good success. The sunshine was warm , and still m the highroad , and I was rather glad is first wo came to the Red swamp , ivliere the birds were all silent in the loon heats , and the sweetest of odors jxmo floating up from the tangled ro c ses of fern and couslip , on eithe sda cf f he solirary , railed in road. All at onca ill Punip gave a eide wise aliitt. his ancknt i tea of shyiug and than I saw a man , pilej dusty aui tired-lookii-g. eHtiug on a f il'o i log ju = t ou'atdt ; of thooil. I felt sorr for himl ; waj-like mother , who neve Would let the shabbiest or mounts 1 losing vagabond go p&st our housi without a draught of milk , or a pteci of iresh-biked pie , or a slice of her fa mous hcmo-medd bread ctike , &ni without o'dpping to chink I drew ii old Pomp's rein. "Are jot going towards Lenno : Cross Roada ? " said'I. ' 'Yes ? Thei jump in ; I'm going in that direction too , and I'll give you a lift , " He thanked triea h silent ) droop iug sort of way ) and seated himsilf 01 the board at the.back of the wagon , toward which I pointed with th < handle of my whip. "You lock ill , " said L "I am not ill , " he said , with t smothered cough. "Only tired will my long walk. I did't know it wa : so far to Lennox. " ' 1 suppose that yu are going foi work ? ' raid I. "Deacon Brierly hat a good many hands just now in hii tobacco factory. "No , " siid he , "I am not going to work. " I asked no more question ? , I didn'l like the idea of & man's shrouding himself in mystery in that sort of way ; and , a3 I glanced around once more , s sudden revelation came across me like a blazj of light. It was the same man that eyed me so keenly on the steps of the Park Hotel. Then I remembered my mother's words of caution , Leeuisn's reiterated exhortationrjand the landlord's friend- 'ly words of warning. And , in spite of it all , I had delib erately thrust my siliy head into the jiwa of danger. There was only one thing for me to do to get out of the scrape as well as I could. I cast about in my mind how to do this ; and presentlj.wiih beating heart , I dropped a littla parcel of blue ribbon into the road. ' 'Oh , " I cried , checking up Pomp , "I've dropped my parcel. Would would you mind getting out after it ? " "Not inthe leaet , " said the ntrnnger ; and he climbed laboriously out of the wagon. He had scarcely set his feet on the ground before I laid the whip on old Pomp with a will , and rattled away over the long straight road at a pace that seemed positively marvelous tome mo and Pomp both. So no left our passenger behind in tha middle of the Red swamp. I could see him standing there , blank and as tonished , the sole picture in the long perspective , as I ventured to look bask ; but I only whipped Pomp the harder , and never let him 'bate his pace till we werd well out of Red swamp. 'Tve out-geiieraled him , " said I to myself , "and I've saved Leeman'g § 24 I'm sorry about the blue ribbon ; but it was only a yard and a quarter , after all , and I can trim Lil's hat with something elao. " They were delighted at my prowess when I related my adventure at home. Leeman declared I was a capital little market woman ; mother Shuddered at tbo dtsperato tramp alone-with 'me in thu Sffamp ; Lil declared that I was a huro. huro."Wasn't it a good idea for Kate to drop the blue ribbon and send him af ter it ? " said she ; "Kate wa ? a goose ever to let him get into the wagon , " eaid Leeman , knitting his brow. "Kate mustn't go by herself such i long distance again , " said mother. And I drank my cup of tea and rested myself , and went out after- nrard to see the new brood of darling little yellow chicks'which old Speckle iad brought off the nest during my ibscnce. I wasun my knees in the henhouse , taeding them with scalded meal from the palm of my hand , when I heard mother calling me from the house. "Kate ! Kate ! Come up at once. Colonel Hay has arrived. "Colonel Hay ? " I started up , looking with blank Jismay at my calico dress and the meal stains on my hands. However , there was nothing for it jut to obey ho summons ; BO I went up 'a the house. A scrt of blur seemed ; o come across my eyes st I' entered : hb sitting room and heard mother iay : "Colonel Hay , this is my eldest laughter , Kate. " And then the blur cleared away and [ know the man I had twice before leen that.day the pale , tired traveler vhom I had recklessly abandoned in : he middle of the Red Swamp. "I I beg your pardon , Colonel Elay ! " I cried impulsively. ' 'J ; hought you were a thief ! " The burst of laughter that followed : rom every inmate of the room tifect- lally scattered all embarrassment. That was my adventure. And Col- > nol Hay has long since forgiven me .hat unkind desertion of him' . In 'act this is quite private and con6- lential , mind we are to be married icon , and I am going with him to ry the effect of a southern climate on iis health. That is all. Isn't enough ? IMPIETIES. . Evolutionists may talk , but , Adam ras the prime evil man. Two young men were arrested on sunday in Dubuquu for playing oardc in the' steps of the Congregational ihurch while divine service was being onduoted in tha church. An excited old gentleman , upon the 'ccoipt of the republican victories , houted to a neighbor , "Where's your democratic party no ? " 'The repl w : "Gone to L 1. " A good 'ol M-thcdist brother quietly remarket 1 Homo et last. " A New Jersey clergyman promise an addtets on "How may a pastor it tttest hsspe pie in miisiomj" If h be a pa'ticululy dull pastor , he migh interest the most obK'uie.congregatio by offering to go up.-n one. " . . A nevr Baptist convert wished ver ; much to be bapti .d by ono mlniste and to jjin Ine church of atsothet She went to the fint uhu asked , hit if it could be done. "Yes , " he re plied , "I could do.it , bat I don't taki in washing.1' A religious publication says tha ' 'damn" is not an oath , and it doe "not see why so ponderous a word ha been dropped by the lexicographers. ' Perhaps th'e loxicbaraphefa had theii corns tramped upon by some clumaj persons. Nothing will make a mar drop the w'ord quicker than to have his pet corn trod on. In scatterin' dis meetin * let me saj to you dat some of de biggest an * bes lookin waiermelyons in de market am a fraud when you come to sot down to enjoy 'em. It's de aamo way wid men. Deylook purty an. ' dey talk squar , but git 'em down to the pinch an' dey go back on you. Befu you buy a melyon plug it. Befo1 you put faith in a man watch if he is frillin' to crowd 'lung in a street kjar ii he'll sheer his umbrella in a rainy day if be kin wait two minita at de pos'oflico winder widout swarin' if he wants all de close in de family on his own back if he kin hear de cry of a lone chile as quick as de voice of a man axin1 him to drink , Dat'a all , an" we will now softly recede home wards. [ Limekiln Philosophy. There seems to ba great anxiety and impatience on the part of the people to tee the revised edition of the Bible , thct they may see' what changes have been made. The trouble with most people will be that they tion't know enough about the old Bible to recog nize the change when they see it. We heard a man say that be considered this unauthorized meddling with and changing of the sacred book little less than blaspheiny. And at the time of making the remark he was hunting all through the book of Job to find the quotation : "Make hay while the sun shineu. " GREATEST REMEDY KNOWN. Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption "s certainly the. greatest medical remedy ever placed within the reach of suffering humanity. Thou sands of once hopeless Euffarors , now loudly proclaim their praise for this wonderful Discovery to which they ewe their lives. Not only does itposi' tively cure Consumption , but Coughs ; Colds , Asthma , Brot'chits ' , Hay- Fever , Hoarsnoss 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 you to buy a large bottle unless you know what you are getting. We therefore earnestly request you to .call on your druggist , J. K. IfaH , and get a trial bottle free of cost which will convince the moat skeptical of its wonderful merits , and' show you what a regular one dolhr size bottle will do. For bale by J , K. ISH. (4) ( ) Euccien'a Arnica Salve The BEST SALVE lu the world for Outs , Brnises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt Rhoum-Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp ed Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. ThU Salve la guaranteed to give perfect satiafac- tlod in every case or money re funded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by 8dly J. K. ISH Omaha. nJ-crays Cures and novcr disap points. Tlio-worliTs great Paii- Roliovcr for Man and Boastc Cheap , quick and relia bio. PITCHER'S CASTOKIA Is not Narcotic. Children grow fat upon , Mothers like , and Physicians recommend C ASTORIA. It regulates the Bowels , cures "Wind Colic , allays Feverisliness , and de stroys Worms. WEI DE MEYER'S'CA TARRH Cure , a Constitutional Antidote lor this terrible mala dy , by Absorption. The xnort Important Discovery ilnoe Vac cination. Other remedies may relieve Catarrh , thii curea at any stage ooforo Consumption etsin > week. J12 da ; at I erne eatil ) Bndejeos outfit fren.Add ma Tniefc Co.Foitlnilk 15 Tears before tlieFiiblic THE CEMU8NE DK.C.lTcLAME'g LITER PILLS arc not recommended as a remedy "foi all the ills that flesh is beir to. " but ir affections of the Liver , and in all Biliou ; Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head ache , or diseases of that character , they stand without a rival. . .AGUE AND PgV ! t , no Cfeur Cathartic can be used pre paratory to , or after taking Quinine. As a simple purgative they are nnequaled. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS , The genuine are never sugar-coated. Each bos has a red-wax seal on the lid with the irapression.McLANE'S LIVER PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa tures of. & McIiAKE and PiEiiiKO BROS. nsist upon having the genuine DB.C.McLANE'S LIVE& PILLS pre pared br FLEMING DKOS. , Pittsburgh , Pa. , the market , being full of imitations ol the nam § Jtliitaiie , spelled diflercntly but same i > foaunciation. LAWVE UNLIKE PILLS ANT > THE USUAL PURGATIVES , IS PLEASANT - ANT TO TAKE. And will prove at once tha most potent and harmless aYSTEU RENOVATOR and CLEANSER that bis yet be'n b'ouzhtto public notice. For CONSTIPATION. BILIOUS. NESS , HEADACHE , PILE-I , and all dl'Orders atisihs from an obstructed state of the system , it Is Incomparably the beit curative extant. Avoid imitations ; insist on gttlnithe article called for. TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE Is put up in bronzed tin boxeiuoly. Price CO cent } . Ask yonrdruirgist for Descriptive Pamphlet , or ad dress the proprietor , J. E. HETHERINGTOlf , New York or Sin Francisco. Before Purchasing AST FoBi of -Callod ELECTRIC BELT , Band , or Appliance represented to cure Nervous , Chronic and Spec ! * ' Dlsouei , send to the PUL- VER11ACHERGALVAN1C CO , 613 Montgomery Street , San Francisco , Ca' . , for the'r ' Free Pamphlet and "The Electric Review , " and you will save time , health and money. The P. O. Co. are the only dealers in Genuine Electric Ap pliances on the American Continent. mw TO CURE CONSUMPTION , COUGHS , Colds , Asthma , Croup , All diseases of the Throat , liunga.ond Pulmonary OrRana. USE ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM. THE COLORADO BUSINESS COLLEGE This institution , located at Denver , Colorado , the Educational and Commercial center of the West , is pre-eminently the best and most practl- : al of its kind for the MERCANTILE TRAINING OF TdungMen and Ladies. G. W. FOSTEB , President , D. W. OADY , Secretary. The most extensive , thorough and complete nstltutlon of the kind lu the world. Thousands } f accountants and Business men , in the prin- : ipal cities and towns of the United States , owe their success to our course of training. The Eieht End of Education for Youug Men and Ladies. Fine , new brick block , at junction of three rtreet car linea. Klejiotly fitted and furnished ipirtmenta for the application of and carrying int ot our novel and systematic mithodi ol BUSINESS TRAINING , Tonne men who contemplate a basinets life , ind parents having sons to educate , are partlca- arly requested to .tend . for oar new Circular , irhich will give fall Information aa to terms , wndltion of entrance , etc. Aflttttss a. W. POSTEE , President , iipfl-Sm Denver , Colorado. PBOPOSALSPORGBADIN.G Omcs or CRT CLUK , 1 OJUHA , MII. , Nov. ] 0tb , 1SSO. f Soilid proposals will be r ceiv d by the un- leralgned unt'I fnaaday , Nov. SSd , ' 1880 , for llllnjf in the old creek , sontb of Laavauworth n root tetween Ittb ad 15th streets The work iriil be Piling in dirt to > niul d kccordin ; to initractions f om the : ity englneegor Ju Stepheison , etaalnnan of the comm tteo on itre U and grades , and saia lilins w.ll boon ( be property owned by the city to it , the strestsand a'Isys In the vicinity Bids shall Sbeclfy the pri.e per c > bc ! yard for inch amount of earth as mty be ordered hauled Irresi ective of what that amount may be. Envelopes containing tald bldsebtllbemarknd "BIdi for OrxdiHif 01 Ltavenworth street" and be delivered to the undersigned at a tuxe net later above specified The right is reservtd ty tbeclty council to reject aiv and alt hlds. J. F. McCARTNKT , City Clerk. a week In your own town , 'lerms and outfit free. Address B. Hillett & 0 onland. w wTHE THE DAILY BEE Contains the Latest Home and Tele- GO EAST -TIA Chicago & Northwester ! 2,380 MILES OF ROAD It la tba SHflRT , StlKS aud S fe Boots B tw si COUNCJL BLUFFS A33 CHICAGO , MLWATTKEI fcnd all points EAST acd NOHTH. IT OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIC GSKATKB FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY OTHER BOAD IN THE WEST. lilt the ONLY ROAD botwetn COUNCIL BLUETS and OHIOAOC Upon which li ma PULLMAN HOTEL OAKS ! In addition to these and to plnse all classe * ol travelers. It tfrcs FIRST-CLASS MEALS at Iti EATING STATIONa at 50 cent * each. ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS ! ITS COACHES ARE THE FINIIL. , . . . . . . ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS H yon wish ths Best TraTfllnsf Acoommodi- tlonsyon will bnj rjnr ticket by thU Kent CVAND VTILI. TAKE XOHE OTHER. All Ticket Amenta can Bell TOO Thronch Tlcieta Ti this road and Check Oiinal 13ag- gage Kree of Chsrfo OJIATIA TICKET OFFICES 1214 farnham St , Cor. Hth , and at Union P ciflc Depot. DENSER OFFICE In Colorrdo Central and Union Facile Ticket Office. SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE S Naw Montgom ery Street. For Information , folders , tr ps , etc. , not ob tainable at Home Ticket Offlc * . address any agent of the Company , or MARVIN HUCH1TT , W- STEHNITT , Gea'l Uanvor , Otn.1 Paw. Azeat , cmcAao.iLL. JAMES T. CLARK , Oenl Azt Omaha ft Coondl Bluffs. THROUGH TO CHICAGO Without Change of Cars ! CHICAGO gURLINGTON & QUINGY ( flth Smooth and Perfect Track , Elegant Fas- , ssnger Ccacbcs , and PULLMAN SLEEPING * DINING CARS It Is acknowledged by ths Frsss. and aU wh : travel ever it , to be the Best Appomtsd and Best Managed Raid In the Country. PASSBNGBES GOING BAST Should oear In mind that thli Is tha BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO , And Points East , North and Northwest. Passengers by this Route have choice of FOUR DIFFERENT BOUTES , tad tha Advantage of Six Daily Line ] ot FaUce Sleeping Cars from Chicago to ! Jew York CityWithont Change. Ul Express Trains on this line are equipped with the We3tinhouso Patent Air Rrakn and Miller's Patent Safety Platform and Couplers , the most Perfect Pro tection Against Acd- V dents in the world. 'ULLMAH PALACE SLEEPING AND D'HIHC CARE Ar * run on th Burlington Routs. Information concerning Routes , Rates , lima tonnectlons , etc. , will b cheerfully given by pplyinj ; at the olCca of the Kurliugton Route , is Fourtecntn Street , Omaha , Nebraska. I. E. PERKiNS. D. W. HITCHCOCK. Gen'l Manager. Gen. Wcat'n Pass. Agt. . O. PHlLLlPrr , St. Joe. , Mo. General Ajjent , Omaha. H. P. DUEL , Ep5-dl licketAcont Omaha. SHORT LINE 188O. ( , C.ST.JOE&C.B.R.R. , Is the only Direct Lin * to IT. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OitAHA and th WEST. to change of cars between Omaha and St. Lonii and but one between Omaha and New York. . JIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS Eastern & Western Cities 71th less charges and In advance of other lines. This entire line Is equipped with Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars , Palace Day Coach- M.Mlller'i Safety Platform and Coupler and the celebrated Tlfatingbous * Air-Brake. WSEK THAT YOUR TICKET READS' * ! OT Via Kansas City , St. Joseph and'Ek ja-CouncilBluffs R.R..VU SfSJ jtyJo * aniBt.Louls.-sa TlcksU for sale at all coupon stations In the rest. . ! . BARNARD , A. C. DAWES , Ocu'lSnpt. , Ganl Pass. 4 Ticket Aj't SL Joseph , Ho St. Jouph , Mo , W. C. SEACHRIST , Ticket Agen. , 14 Fifteenth Street , batwwn Farnhau and Douzlas , Union Block , Omaha. OS. TEHON , A. B. BARNARD , Paaa. Agent , Ouuha. Gtn'rl Acent , Omxha. ZI2COZ1X.SXOZ& Machine Works , P. Hammond , Prop. & Manager. The moit thorough appoint * 1 and aomplet * [ achlne Shops and Foundry In th * ttaU- Cutlnga of every description manufact d. Enjtnes , Pumps and eve.-y class of machinery aade to order. order.pedal attentian givBii to FFell Angnrs , Palleyg , Danger ! , , BridKe Irons , eer etc PUnatornew UachlneryIC ( cbanleal Draoght' Bjf , Model * , etc. , neatly executed. 50 Harnev St. , Bet. 14tn and IBtta. E. IE1. OOOIB1 , UNDERTAKER , Odd Fsllowi' Block. Prompt atUntlon elren ti orders by teletrraph. r day at home. Samploi irott trae. Add tea SUaiaa & Co KIDN F GEN is highly recommended and unsurpassed for "Weak or Foul Kidneys , Dropsy , Blight's Disease , Loss of Energy , Nervou" Oebihty , or auy Obstructions arising from Kidney fr Bladdei Ti aass. Also for Tello-w Ptver , Blood and Kidney Poisoning , in : ufected malarial sections. iSTJy the dKtifvl m . .f i ff > rif tEAP with JUNIPER BERRIFS and BARUEY MAtT ir di-cv crc-.l K D\'rAi ; \ w1 > - ct I'CciflCAllT on tHt Kidneys anU Crlnwy Orj n , rtmcTlm Injniiunt dtpolt * Irmc ! > tii ' ido ! a .1 prcvcntlnf any strilntrj. smirtinif wnitlco hrit or lmt lV'n in tlie DI iiit'T ) ! > I I i'l..f li iujM or water pvaaza. It excIU4 he ltl > y aetlun In th Kldnrj * [ iTtnr 'h m i eit < tki > vii.r n < r storinr these organs to a heilthy condition , ihowlup lu CnVj mb-ilbth cl rud -y ! > - iirno. Itcan bo taXenal all tirac ? , ln Il cllm t s nJ ui der > ' drcBin-tane' i i-u n"u-yi iv item. Unlike ny other prrp nutlon fur KUi'ejrilXrahica Uh txTer ic--.i. m - - . . M usto and flivor It h teen ditfcult toira e a pr p ' U conUlnlny p > S'i T "iu r i prop tlits which wil : not iiaue.xir , but I e cctpt Me to thatbirirh Before takiur'air irm i .li IKr abot'Te of KIDXtOhX to CLSJkNSK llKIDNKY" f/om [ outrnittcr Try It in y u \ > 1 1 x TT-TSU * it im i f mily mcdicina , Ladla Mfecialljr will Hk > t and 0 ntl50ici ! willll dKH'NSiTr.-- br t KiJnay T > nic ever luce ! ! NO riCEh bet h N-or 'I. ! > w ture of LA UENCE & MAKTIX. a. ' oa ProprUt-Mj Ooc . n taent Stamp. uh'cv > pvrmiU K10 > Ki : > TU bo sold ( without license ) br Ori ; l tf , Croteii kad Othtr Fcrroiis cvervwt ere. Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use. Knotdntndat jour Dru iUurflroccrs , we will scndabottla prepaid to the neartit txftvf offlc * to joa LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills. Sold by DEUGGIST3 , GEOOEES and DEALEES everywliera Wholesale cucnts in Oo ! > , STEELE , JOHNSON & CO. , wlU tappljr the trade at tuannfM ur prlcei. WHO IS UHACQUAINTED W3TH THE CFOORAPHV Of CHIS COUNTRY , WK * SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP , TrfAT THE CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACJBC R. R. IS THE GREAT CONXECTCifl LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & THE IU main line runs from Chlcaso o > Conocll I I > intnoCir foreatlnsrpurp 'sa8only. niuffi. passing through Joltot , Ottca , La s-uie. I great featcro ot cur Palace Cars Is a SMI Uanaaeo.Mollne. line * bland. Davenport. \ . * st I SA1.OO.V waoroyon can enjoy joiir "if LIBerty. Iowa Citr.Mnreni.-o , Brooklyn. GrinacJI , I at all hears or the day. Ues Moines ( th capital of Iowa ) . Jiuart AllanI .Macniacent Iron Undoes span the tic. and Avoca ; with branches from luru and Missouri rivers at all points crossed ? : " J > Junction tqPcorla ; Wilton Junction toMugca- line , anil transfers are avoided at Councl S" tlLC , Wunlnrton. Fairfleld. EMon. Beiknap , Kansas city. Learenworth , and Atch nr Centrarllle , PrlnceJon. Trenton. Qallatln. Cam - nrctlnns belncmado In Union Uepou rnn. Leavenworth , Atchiaon , and Knasas City ; TUB PKIMCIPAlj K-Jt. COMNK- Washington to Sljrnurner. Osknloosa. and Knox- T1IIS OIIEAT TU11OCUH UNB Tillei KeoXuc to Fanalnirton , lionaporto , lien * 1'OLLOWS. tonaoort. Independent , Eldon. Ottumwx Eildr * At CHiciOO. with aUffiverstov Unas Of - > rllleOskiloosa , Pelln.iloiiroo , and Des Jlolnosr 'Att , and South. Nawton to Monroe ; OeiMoineatoIndlanolaand At KNcjiinoou. wlththeL.B.AM.8- * Wlntanet : Atl ntKjto JL , wi and Aadubon ; arxl ft. W.U.K.Kd . . . . , Aoca to JIarltn. Thu li positively the onir At WAnniNQTO f nxlOHTS. with PU - - Railroad , which owns , and operate * a through L. K. 1C line from Chicago Into the State of Kansas. AtUittAi.Li.Tir.illl.C nl.n.a. Through Ezpreis Passenger Trains , with Pull * &tPKoni.wlth I' . P. * J-t P. U. JkH. 6 3k/ man ° alace Cars attached , are ran each war dally SV. : III. Slid. : and T. P. W. Rds. between CHICAGO and Pzonra. KA > 'SAS Crrv. At IUKK I.ILAXD with -Mllwanke * * i CousriL ULcrn. I tAVBNrvonTn and ATCHI- Island SljOrtUne. " and Rock Inl'dA re > vAt ' KON. Thmngh cars are also ran between Mian > At UAvrNPOirr. with the Uav nport - the "illlitauke and . . . . * C9 Pnd Kansas CUT. via - - Bock , island She * * . Line. " At WEST LiDEnxT. with the B c.n. * A. n The -Ureat vock Island" U nuurnlQcenttr Attllil.XNELr.rlth Central Iowa R.H. equipped. lt road bed is I'.mplr * . act. and Its J t UES Jloi.vxi with I ) M.X. D K.A trace Is laid with steel rails. At Council. KLVTTS. with Union Pacine * * What will please TOO most will o4 tha pleasure . with U. * Mo. If. 11. It. In Ka * of enjoying your meals , while passing over tha . . . . beautiful ptalrles of Illinois and Iowa. In one of At OTTUMwa. wltn Central lowaB-W- . nnr mnjnlflcent Dlnlne Can that accompany nil Bt. L. * Pao. and C. II. & Q. It. IMS. rhroozli Express Tmlns. You get an entlrv At KEOKCK.wlth Toi Peo-i War. : VfS * meal , as good as Is tarvod In uny flrst-class hotel. Louis It Pnc. . ann St. J * . Keo. A N.-W. B tfe forseventT-Uv * cents. AtCAHEROX. wlttiILSt.J. K.R. Appreciating the fact that a majority of the At ATCHIBO.V. witb AtchTop ka&SH n ? > t , people prefer separata apartments for different itch. A Neb. and Ceo. Dr. D. P.lL Bds. purposes ( and the Immense pi ? enger business At I.CAVi.NWOKTU witnKAD Pao. * > Df this line warranting It ) , we are pleased to an Cent. IU Kda. nounce that this Compan > runs Pullman. Palace AtKANSAi Crrr , with all lines for tat Sl cplnj Cars for sleeping purposes , and Pilact and Southwest. PtJJ.l.lttA'X rAV.ACE CA3SCS nn rnn tlirounh to _ . CorjNCJlI , JJI.TIPF5. ItA > TBAS C1TT. A TCU1SO.V , end Tickets -vlo this I < | n , known o * the "Great JEo U Islnad Auate. " sola II Ticket * c t In the United State * imd Canada. for Inn. nnatlon not obtainable at jour bomo ticket offlc * . addr * * * . "TVTC , \ T T gj * . CiT . TTU % T 55 X. JOJMPf AT _ ilYX JA I 11 i , xu. , Gcn'l SinertnUndoat. Uen'l Tit. ajil Pau'i GHAS. SHIVER1GK. FURNITURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS And EverytMng pertaining to the Furniture and "Upholstery Trade , A COMPLETE ASSORT EHT OF HEW GOODS AT THE ap It mon th lit 1208 anil 1210 Fariilimn Street * .11. 1C. UISUON , General Insurance A T. S. HITCHCOCK , M. D. S. , BEPBE3ENT3 : has located In Omaha and From New York , . PHCESIX ASSURANCE CO. , ol London guarantees to do fl'jt-cliaywork. ' Co.'o Cor. don , CuhAx eta . t5.107.H7 A. C'rnickshink & Dental Room * . ov r , WESTCniCSTKlt. N. Y. , Capital . 1.000,00 } ISth mnd Don.'lM. § ep2m . ep THE MKRCnAN fS. ot tfotvark. N. J. , l.OOO.O" * OIItAUO Fir.EPlil ! < lelpIilaCapltal. . l.OOO.O O SHOW GASES Ital . . OOO.WJ FIREiinS'3 FUHD , California . 800.W BT unman AMKUICA. ASSURANCE o > i,2oo , o VJUICMCTTRID NKn \ IK KIRE INS. CO. , Awcta. . . . SoO.OCO O. J. WILIDIE ] , , AMKRICAF CENTRAL , A eU . aOO.Wv 1311 CAS3 ST. , OMAHA. NEB. S ut Car. nf Fifteenth & Dotulii St. . OMAHA. NhB. tr& . ( food araortment alw j on hand-TZA The Cash D Good Store , > i $ Now Open in Kennedy's New Brick Building , 10th and Jones Streets. " "D A T > / " i A ' JCD-tta _ JZX ; Vdr _ A _ . Direct from the Auction Kooms of "New York and Boston , will be offered in HOSIERY , DOMESTICS AND MILLINERY. iI I " " , * " 4 4 examine our Stock , Tou can save to 20 per cent , by buying of us. German and Swedish olerks is ssr.