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TTUSTICE OF7HEE CE-r < ) nicr J5th and
( J gtrnh-vn g-j. , Omaha Kab.
BiaERAL ,
TTOHEKY ATLAW noamOCrelght n
B'.oct. ISth St. OMAHA. SEE.
D. L THOMAS ,
i TTOKNK.7 AT LAWLoansrcotey. . beye
f\ , and sells real eutale. Roaro--S1Crcghton !
Clock.
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'A. S.-TROUP ,
A XTORNK7 AT LAW Offlc * ' IB Uac com'
a ' " ' - - , friOi George E. FriUbvtt , ISM
farnhara St. nr A TT A . vn > .
AT.tAW Crei ( * S
A. M. CHACWICK ,
TTOl 2Y AT LAW Office J504 Famham
Str et.
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OIABY PPBUO.
O'BRIEN & 6ARTIETT ,
fi-ttorneys-at-Law ,
OFFICE-tJnlan BlocfcJVtecnth xnf Farnham *
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
ARBACH BICCK. COR. DOUO. & 15TH STS.
OMAHA.
W.'d. OorineH
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Attorney- -La w.
Office : Front roomi , "op " stain , in Haasccu't
new brick buiidin ; , N. W. corner Fifteenth and
"tunham Streeto.
. RIDIOK. CH1S. K. KECIOC
llEDICK tt'REOiCK ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
9ped I ttloction will bs given to all rally
against .corporations ot-every detcrlptlon ; will
practlos in al ltle Courts o ! the 6t&te and the
united Static. Office. Famham St , cppoElU
Cotirt Honfie.
EDWARD W. SIMERAL ,
J TTORNEY AT LAW Room 6 Orrigbtcn
A. Bloelr , Itth and Ponging Etroete. po9 lb
C. F. MAKDERSQN ,
TTOKNST AT LAW S Famham.
f\ . Omaha NsbrasLa.
w. T. RICHARDS. .U-J. .
RlCHAiiDS & * HUHT ,
Attorneys-at-Law.
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IHTERNAL. EXTERNAL , AND
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jiaairrlta.
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tb drain on tbe myatem prodneo
icBt dlaabllltj- , bat bay It ,
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- rtit It , prepaid , on'reeclptofprlcc
nko'c Tratl e on Plica cnt frc ,
( application. AddrcM
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THE UVER ,
S BOWELS ,
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d rcodrul vllswiscs r.i o Runs to loliow vritli
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Arrival And Wcparture ; of
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TIME CARD'OF TUE BURLINQTOH.
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IO.-26 , m. , 11 S B. m , 1SS p ° , 228 P. m-
3:25 p. m , 6:25 p. m. , 6:26 p. m. ,
Fear trips on Sunday , Icaring Omaha jt 9 tnd 11
a. m. , 2 and 6 p. m. ; Council Bluffs at' 925 ,
11:25 a m , and 2:25 and 5 5 p. m.
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8AIITA OLAUS FOUND.
Greatest Discovery ortdeAge. -
ff onuerf nl dlaccverlca In thi world haVoljOTn made
Amont > iUirahlnifi ! wlujre Sante lUsus stayecl'
Children oft ask If te makcsaooiipr cot , . .
U reaDyio lives in mounUla-of , snow. - *
\az\ \ year in cxtnrsion s-Mlc3 clear to the Pole
AnS suddenly dropped into whit eeemcdllkc sJiole
Whwc wonder ofwoaders ticyfound anewland ,
While falry-lik beuiR * appearoJ on each hand.
There vere mountains like onrj , vpth more
beautiful green ,
And far brighter Mas than evsr Ts-cre seen ,
Birds .with the lines .of , n rainbow , wero.fonnd
While flower ! rf'tutqulilte fragrance were grow
Ing aronnd.
Not long were they left to wiodsr In donbi
A beluc boon came th y badbeonl much about ,
Twas Santa Cl > us * sct ! and this they all say ,
3cJsdkcd liUotic picture r e ee cvsrydiy
He drove up a tcainilist-lnoked-very queer- '
Twas a team Icras8hoppo instead of ' rclnrteer ,
He roilc In a shell Instead ofa JcIsh ,
Hut ho .toni them on Loird ami drava them
away.
Ho showed them all over hi wonderful rcilm ,
\.nd factoriea maklr.j ; goods/or women and men
Farriers were wortine on hats great and small ,
To Bunce's they IU they wetostndiDg them afl.
Kris Kinric , tie Qlove llakcrloldth m at once ,
All our Gloves we are sending to Bunce ,
Santa showed them suspenders and many things
moro.
Sayine I alse took those to friendEticco's E'.OIJ.
ianta Glaus then trhkpercd a secret be'il t X
4s In Omaha every one knew Bunce well ,
lie therefore ehotud send hi ) goods to his care ,
Knowing his friends will pet their full share.
7ow remember ye dweller ? In Omaha town ,
111 who want prtacnU to Bunco's go round ,
Tor shirts.collars , or.glovc * great and email ,
iend your BleUr or aunt one and all.
Bonce , Champion Hatter of the IVfat , Donslvs
Tfttt. Omh
UK. A. S. PENDEKY ,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
liAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED'HIS MED
ICAL OFFICE ,
M.S . Tenth Street , - OMAlt A , NEBRASKA
OCerlnj his Bcrrlccs In all departments o
medicine am' ' eurgcry , both In general au
pedal pracll-e acute and chronic diseases C
be consulted night and day , and will visit * -
> art of the city nrt rrnnty an-rnralDt nf lettn
A new an-1 hitherto unknown remcdj tlor all
diseases of the Kidneys , Bladder , ano Utlnary
Organ ? . . t I
It will postivelv cure Diabetes , Gravel , Drop
sy , Briffht's Dlscas , inability to retain or expell
the Urine , Catarrh of the Bladeer , hljh colored
and scanty orine. Painful Urinatlnf , LAilt
UACK , General Weakness , and all Female C m-
It avoid ! Internal medicines , Is certain in it
effects and cures when nothing else can. t
For tale by all DruggtsU or ent by mall free
upon receipt ottho , pry , $2.CQ. . f .
DAY NEY PAD CO. , PROFRS , j
Toledo , O. '
- tUTSir youraddreea. . lort our , little book ,
.How < in * Saved.f ' _ t / , A '
lS K. 1STI. kmi for-Tfdh
. „ . AGRICULTUEAL ,
* *
Wintering fcweet Potatoes.
The keeping "of" sweet pofatcca in
the hands of the dealer or couscmer
Ja .usually difficult aijdco Jly because
o'f ; trTe&dUposition- dppr.feiit pre-
dispojifibn to decay. The reasons
arejfirst , too much rough handling
before they reach theao parties , and ,
second ; want of acquaintance with
.their.natxy-e. The. sweet potato la a
semi-tropical product , and the rules
that apply to northern or round pota
toes are not applicable to them. la
thefirBt placeaxil roogh , handling
'must , fe avoided. Bruises and'gishea
are dangerous , and even unnecessary
-handling is nnsafe\for \ long .keeping
When dug they should be in the sun
long enough to dry off nicely , and
.then , if designed.for the spring mar
ket , be removed to a warm and dry
room or cellar ahe stored in boxes ,
barrr-b , bins or cribs. Here ,
at first , they will "sweat , " a d
this ia their moat critical
period * Trie room .should be kept
warmj .or . .even : hot until they are
through- with the sweating pr.icess ,
which will notlast more than a couple
"of week * or thereabouts , depending
somewhat on the addition ! made to
the pile from day to day and the de
gree of heat kept up. Under no cir
cumstances should they be allowed t6
become chilled st this time. When
once dry-a very little heat , just
"enough to maintain n temper vuro of
from 50 to 70 degrees , is enough.
When a large number are atorwl toi
gether aomeTpirt of the room must b ?
warmer than ia actually necessary , in
order that the older parti shall not bo
, too cold. T Chis , of course , relates to
'rooms ' 'warmed b'y stoves or furnaces *
Where the heat can be conducted
through all the lower parts of the
room by means of pipes a more equ
able temperature can be secured.
Good , dry cellars are easiest man
aged because not liable to sud
den changes of 'temperature , but
they must be dry. jCemonted floors
add to their safety a'n'd convenience.
'
The bibs or , , , crib's , if .such are used ,
should , be raised a few inches from
the noorsnd , they should also re so ur-
ranged that ttGpotatoes | d > not touch
the wall. * 'Kolangular boxes or cratts ,
with slatted sides , are excellent in
storing better.than. . barrels , though
neither are desirable whereIwge
'quantities' are to be kept , cs.thor
waste'too much ilrAce ? * Hundreds or
oven'"tbousffida of'biHliols may oe'
stored in n single crib , but it is siifdr
and moro convenient tb.it thu crib
should be long Mid narrow say rot
over four * Ieet wide The crib tnny
bo sir or seven feet deep
though BOUIJ growers think it as fur
t'nat in such-a case there should bo a
rtttiun about ht'f ' way UD 'to
relieve thosa in the bottom of too
much pressure. In my own practica
T-havohbt tound this'essential. 3ho ?
qreat pain's arqfo "handle with care , "
to get themiW.ell dried off soon after
s'totiiig , and. . then to maintain an oven
temperature moderately low. In
very" 'warm room thsy will sprout.
This shows they arj in goad health as
rtgarda propagation , bnc , it dettrio
rates the tjuslity. In packing "for
market 'allHhese sprouts sh uld ba.
robtied off.
A , bruised or gnashed potato will
ldam root if placed soon where the ,
wound can dry ; and n potato1 which ,
has st'irted to rji ; oiu often ba siroJ
by cutting out the rot and placing ; it
near a hot stove. . A pciato with a
gash in it will bo liko'y , to rot ualeas
cut or broken -in- two so that tha
wound can dry. If the ret appears in
thu pile or crib7 and the totting spee-
imcita em bo reached without dis
turbing the res'tit is Well to lake
them out , but it ia Tery unsafe 'to '
overhaul a large quantity merely to
get out a few that are decaying. I Tlie
disease , fortunately , is not contagious :
I have occasionally found'in' the'1
spring potatoes completely imbedded , ,
in rotten specimen ? , a : < d yet sound us
the beat. If left undisturbed a lung
time the rottan cnpa will dry up. An
overhauling or assorting of the pile
will only aggravate the tronble.
Housekeepers buying a few bushels. ,
or barrels at a time , .for hcme con-
aumptiori "shoulcUkeep jiem in n wann
place say behind tnjfljcitcnen stove
or near it and never'"in a moist
cellar. If they do not keep well in > a
warm kitchen or in a wa-m , dry cellar
it is because of too much rough usage
in the transit from the grower to thu
consumer. - ThU is tKS reason why it
will uevor ba a safe investment fir
northern dealers to buy in large quan
tities in the fall with a view t > winter
storage- theyr do-withj-rouiii or
"Jriih" potatoes. SomeTgrowera are
cireleeB , whilft railroad.freightt hands ,
expressmen , carmen , ttc. , are .pretty
muchalwayaBoand the koepini ; quali
ties of a sweet potatco after they get
through'Trith'it 'are nbt Tnuolrto bjast
of. - - - PHILIP SSYDEU.
. , Jine > ndi KovembeV , 1880. . i\ * ; -
Nut-Bearlns Trees.
Few things that can bo obtained at
a comparatively small expense , ad'd
inbre to the pleasures and prpC.ts of a
farm\thak $ , goodassortment of nut-
bearing' itrees.- - Nearly 'all persons ,
old aa well as young , likff o gather
nuts in.theall.and all enjny cracking
and gating them before a blazing fire
in winter. " "Many of ourVstiya nuts
are the equal " 5T thcmo' , that are im
ported if they are properly cured , and-
the pecan , which can be 'cultivated
further n3rth than it is , found in its
wild slate , is _ np"Qri6r ( in the opinion
of most persons ) to any-variety of
foreign nuts. Hogs are very fond of
eating , nuU and will wander long distances
'
tances in'the woods aftVr' : . them |
Thousands pf hogs are fattehed-'every
Tear on the mast found in Uh river
bottoms in the 'southern and
If , ' V- .
and southwestern states. When
farmers have a plenty 'of mast they
are saved tha trouble -raising crop.
Moat nut-bearing trees ware orna
mental.B8.Trell.8a useful. The pecan ,
shellbirk and common hickory are
very stately wh'en ful ly grown , and
tra very beautiful -when young. The
butternut and black walnut are shape
ly trees , at. all stages of their growth ,
'
and present a 'fine appearance 'when '
tht-ybe'cora'e large. It ia not advisa
ble to plant the black walnut in gar
dens or..cul ivated fields , or in any
place where thenroots will extend in
soil that is under cultivation. It is
bolter to plint them along the sides
'of roads ] in"pasturo3 "or on broken
ground that is 'of little or no value for
qrdjnary farm crojw. They may be
groVn to excellent advantage in lanes
leading to pastures , or on the banks ' of
streams and layines. Walnut andb'ut-
Urnut thrive-well and produce abun
dantly when crown on bottom land
that has good drainage.
It is very .difficult to transplant nut-
bearing trees , even when th y are
auite young , on account of their long
i/ip-rcos. ! If this root ij cut off and
the tree removed with' ' a ball -frozen
earth adhering to it , it may live Eevc-
r.il years , but the chances are that it
will never make a very thrifty or pro-
ducsivo tree. It is a : ordingly better
to plant the nuts inthe _ place where
the trees era desired. They may be
planted in the fall , but their is some
danger of their being dug up and eaten
by small animals.If planting is de
layed till spring the nut should be
placed nearly as soon as they are
gathered in shallow boxes of rand or
light soil and left in an exposed condi
tion where they will freeze. It Is best
to excavate a hole-several feet and fill
it with maMMroor decayed leaves and
loose soil and place the nuts crithin a
few inches of the surface. Tin's will
insure a vigorous growth.
Beans.fbr Stock F
Mr. Partridge , an Orleans county ,
N. Y. , farmer , sends to The RUFA !
Home tii following particulars con
cerning beans as food : "During the
winter season Mr. P. keeps , from fif
teen to' twerily-five families picking
bean ? , and the damaged ouespickod
out , together with the plit beans
screened out before pickingraro sold1
tp our farmers for feeding sheepiand
awine , buL.mostly.for sheep. Some
are fed to oowa , and with good results.
I have in mind one farmer , formerly
from thts/cbuiity , but now living pc'jr
Spancerpoit , who has purcfcated , a
seed ; inuny heuns > f us for feeding his
cows , end ho etatud that , if" when
feeding meal he would change to feed
ing beana , there would be an inc-easo
of from oie t-j two quarts per 'day ,
in the amount of milk , aud
when changed from beans to
ineal a corresponding decrease.
They r.ro rnpccally ridapted to 'the '
feeding of sheep , .not only Iisv ihgthe
fattening pr ° DErt'e3 of corn , bu1. alao
containing someingrediejit which
enters largely into 4ho productiun of
wolThsy are moro valuable lor
feed wheri wool is the object .sought.
for than corn.As to .fsoding.swinp ,
> hay .hiivo t-jjKaru tocatihura hyda-
jrees , and then by co' kin : ; and mixing
bran or ratal with them they amwer
vtvywojl to facd young pigs or , abre
hogs , aad.mllglTd thEm-a goud start ;
but pork nTifdo mainly frtmi fucdlug
buaiiB is not considered by yjnr farm
ers worth moru than tl.o salt it takes
Ea prjserv.a.it. It always -produci's
soft , epongf "pork , v.sd in ' coqking
fries , .away to ' almost nothing ,
aha the- lard from the1 aamo'-wjll
not .harden , but remains of a soft , oily
nature. Where awitso ate fad bn
jeans the l-ut six.tn eight week bS-
! "oro Eluughteriag , thea j-change'djto
corn , the resn'tTaro niuoli-hetttr , the
corn i coming , to harden tha meat.
Mr P. sold quite a good many tube
of poor beans for feeding shtep one.
'oar ago at $8 per Inn ; they nro nqw
selling them at § 11 per ton , o.rSf )
cents per bushtl , .tfc.crjs being a steady
d aia-d for them for feeding shee'p.
A large number qf , _ our farmers hayo
joen " feedin'g' 'sheep for market the
wt.winter , and imvo been- well paid
n every instance : " ' " , " " . ?
How to Treat a "Watch. - " j
* ' Journal. - . >
Having obtained a real' neiTiccsble
article , you should , in , order. , io - produce
duce satisfactoryresult' , " -fallow ' 'tint1
: hese rules : Wind up your watch ,
e'very day at the same . .hourThis is
jenerally dono'at ttie hour'wo r'e'tire'
,6 rest , or erhap ? , . better 'jslill , trie
lour wu rise. Avoid putting at watch
on a mnsble slib or near anythlngei-
sesMTely cold. " Tte sudden tranaiticii.
: rom heat to cold , contractittg 'trie '
metal , nuy somotiraea''caiwe hd'-iuain
ipring tbr"Mk , I idteadj' the'cold' '
coagulatea he oil- , arid fhs ' "wheel-
work and'pivots , working Ipes" freely , ,
affect thu ragulariiy . .of-.o.'tbe
iimekeopo'r. Vheu we lay , ou'r
wa'.ch aside'we'ought ' tok slope".it .on a
watch-case' ' o as to keep it. iearj.y ; in
: he same position as it"has.in-the
socket. In layingaiido 'your watch
aq sur < 5 tbat'it'roots onit&casej as by
Bnspendingjt frep ; K9..aotion of the
balance may'cause oscillation , which
jnay considerably interfere Tvith/its
noiog. If you would keep your
ivatch cban , 'you must be quite -sur6
tliat the case fits firmly , and never
put-it intp.any ppckdt .but pno.made of
16\ll er , ynosc pockets which. Kre
lined with cloth , cottod br .9slfcffglve ]
by the constant friction , a 'certain
qtiintity of fluff , " which enters mo4
watchesj _ eypii "thoaes , thov cassa
"
611S wbicn" shut firmly. If , ilha
watch is not a "keyloaa" one , the kty
should ba small , in order that wo may1
feel the resistance of tho. clop workj
then we csn stop in time without forcl
ing anything. It is also neceiaary
that.tho.tquare of the key shduldrcor-j
retpmd wiih-that ofthe watch. If it
be too large , it may in a short tim ?
cause the wind-up square to suffer
from undue wearand tear , the recti
fying of which * ia rather expensive
The lunds. of an ordinary watch cm
be turned , backward without much
riak. It i , howevnr , always better to
move the hands forward to adjust
your vat oh to correct time.
A skilful watchmaker one dy thus
reasoned with a customer who complained
of hta watch "You
plained : com-
plahied , ' ' said hej ' "that your watch
gaiiis-a minute a month. Well , then ,
you. will congiatula'e yourself when
you have heard rce. You are awafe
that in yourwutcb thebnlanca. which
is regulator , mikes five Delations
every second , which is 432,005 a day ,
so that your watch , exposed to nil the
vicissitudes which heat and cold oc
casion 'it , ( he varying weight of the
air and the shaking to which to which
it is subjected , has not varied more
than a rntnnte a month or two seconds
a d iy. ' It has only acquired with
each'vibration of the baluic.'i a * varia
tion of the 21GOCOth part of a second ,
. . muat. ba the ex
treme perfection of the mechanism of
this watch' "
A watch : cannot go tor an indefinite
period- without being repaired or
cleaned. . At the expiration of a cer-
tiin time the oil dries up , dust accu
mulates , a'n'd "wear and tear ere inevit
able results to-tho whole machinery
the functions becoming- irregular and
frequently ceasing to act altogether.
A person possessing a watch of good
'quality , nhd desirous" preserving it
as such should have it-cleaned' every
tflfQ.yearj at least. Bat care should
be taken to , confide , this cleaning or
repairing to careful hands ; an incap
able workman may do great injury tea
a watch oven otthe simplest construc
tion. <
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
For the speedy cure of Consump
tion and all diseases that lead to it ,
such as stubborn coughs , neglected
' ColdsBronchitis ( , Hay Fever , Asth-
'ma , pain in the side and chest , dry-
hacking cough , tickling in the throat ,
Hoarseness , Sere Throat , and all
chronic or lingering diseases of the
throat and lungs , Dr. King's New Dis
co very has no equal and has established
for itself a world-wide "reputation.
Many leading physicians recommend
and use it in their practice. The form
ula from which it K prepared ia high
ly recommended 'by all medical jour
nals. The clergy and the press havo.
complimented it.in the moat glowing
terms. ( ? o to ypur.drugtnst and get'a
trlaf bottle free of cost , or a regular
aizo for 51.00. For sale by
d(5) ( ) - - J ; K. ISHOmaha. .
If yon a-o troubla-l with f over and asuc , d umb
Apue , billloaa ftyerf Jnun'JloeJ dyspepsia , or ny
dis-a'e ot ilia liver , t < lo < xl or tomicli , and Irish
to-Rct it well , try the'new re-ne-Iy. Prof. Quil-
mfitp's French Liver P d.A8V _ your dru glit
for It and tkke m'olheri anil if he has not jrot
t scud J1.50 in & letter to the French Pad Co. ,
Tol.do , O. , and receive jno by return mail.
efc'a 'Oiraica
* r } : I.CST SALV , ' . 'in the world for
Onts ; ' Uralow } 'Soroa , JDlcera. Salt
Rheum , Fever "SoresT'Tfittar , Cliapp-
QiJ Han'da , ObJlb'kahs , Corns , 'and ail
kiad of Skin Eruptions.'Thla S : ' > vo
i guaranteed to glvo perfect satiaffic-
tlod in avery casenjrmonoy re htndj-di
I'ricb SS'cauts ' nor' box. P'or salibj
8-i ly .1. 1C. ISil Omaha.
CT. Ot
( ViERGKANT TAILOR
Capitol AfroJVOp'p. Masonic 'Hall- ,
- - - N1SB.
r/ a week. J12a day at hcmc eafilynnic ! ; i a
$ 4-
n-'v Cures and dl -
- nys never ap-
loints. . The world's-groat Paln-
Ktiiovor for Kan and. . Boast.
Clioap , quick and rolin ble.
PITCHER , CASTOB1A
is uot 3farcoc. : . Children
grow fat upon , Mothers like , ,
nu l Physician recommend
CASTORIA.lt = resuIatestIie
Bowels , cures > Vind .Colic ,
allays "Feverishriess , and de
stroys "Worms.
c
"WEI X E MEYER'S CA
TARRH Core , a Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible mala-
tly , b"y Absorption. The most
Important Discovery since Vac
cination. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrf ; , this cures at
any stage before Consumption
sets in.
-tS'Years ' befor
THE GENUINE
gR.O.JgeLANgS
LIVEE PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy "for
all the ills that flesh 5s heir to. " but in
atTectiona of the Liver , and in all Bilious
Complaints.-Dyspepsia , and Sick Head
ache , or diseases of that character , they
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No. better cathartic can be used pre
paratory to , or after taking quinine. A.
11 simple purgative thty are unequalcd.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
The genuine are neror sugar-coated.
Each box has a red-wax seal on the lid
with the impression.McLANE'S LIVK1I
PILL. Each wrapper bears the sign
tnres of 0. McLxNE and FLKMINO Buoa
$ ? Insist upon bavin ? the genuiiu
Dr. . C. McLANE'S LIVEIl PILLS , pre
pared br :
FLEMING BRQS.Pittaburffli , Pa. ,
the market being full of Imitations of
the name JfcZane , speled"diiTerentJv !
bnt same pronunciation.
UNLIKE PILLS
AND THE USUAL PURGATIVES , IS PLEAS
ANT TO TAKE , And will prove atoncoth most
potent and harmless SYSTEM RENOVATOR
and CLEANSER that ban yet be-n Vonjhtto
public notice. For CONSTIPATION , BILIOUS-
NESS. HEADACHE , PILE'S ' , and aU dl-ordera
arising from au obstructed state of tbe system ,
it is incomparably the beit curative extant.
Avoid imitations ; insiit on gating the article
called for. .
TROFIC-FRUIT LAIAT1TE is put np in
bronzed tin boxes only. Price 60 centi. Ask
your druggist f or Descriptive Pamphlet , or ad-
drres the proprietor ,
J. E. HETnERINOTO ! * ,
New York or Sin Francilto.
,
Befora Purchasing AST FORM of i'o-Called
ELECTRIC BELT ,
Band , or Appliance represented to cure Nervotu ,
Chroaii : and Spccia D'souoi , send to the PUL
VEKUACIIEROALVANlCCO,613Moat2omery
Street , ftin Francisco , Cat. , for theT IFree
Pamphlet and "The Electric itevlew , " and. you
wiU ave time , health and mmey. lha P. G.
Co. are tbe only dalor < In Genuine E'ectrit ' Ap-
p'.ianccs on the Amorjcan Continent.
nr.v TO CURE
CONSUMPTION , COUGHS ,
Colds , Asthma , Group ,
All diseases of the Throat , ttmgs , and
Pulmon ry Omans.
CSE CCOIiniNG TO DIRECTIONS
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSA'M.
!
THE COLORADO
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Thii Institution , located at Denver , Co'orado ,
the Edustiionil and CommereUl 'coator of.tho
West , is pre-eminently tha best and most practi
cal of 1U klmi for the
MERCANTILE TRAINING
. .
Young Men and Ladies.
G.W. . FOSTER , President , j
D. W. CADY , Sccrelary.
The moat extensive , thorough and complete
nstitulion of the bind la the world. Thousands
of accountants and Euslotts met ) , la the prin
cipal dtlea and towns of the United States , ewe
their tucccss to our course c.f tralclmr.
The . Eight Kind of Education for
, - * * '
Young Men and Ladies , i
- -
Fine , new brick block , at junction fd three
street car lines. Elegantly fitted and furnished
apartments for the application of and carrying
out of our novel and systematic methods of i
BUSINESS TEADOTGi
Yonag man who contemplate a btuincss Ufa ,
and parents having eons to educate , are. particu
larly requDeicd to ( end for our new
which will give { nil information as to terms ;
condition ot entrance , etc. Address ' " '
G , W. FOSTEB , President ,
8 'p8-3m. 'Denver , Colorado :
PEOPOSALSFORG-BADING. ;
. - t
Omra or Crrr CLEEK , ) I
OHAIU , Nil. , Nov. lOlh , 1880. f I
'
Ecilc-J proposals will be received by the un-
dersigncd until Tnetday , Nov. i3d , 1880 , for
filling la the old creek , south r.f Leaveaworth
elreet bttween I4tli ad 15th str eU The work
will bo filling In Olrt to fci n uled
accordlnqr to instructions. , , irom'the
city engineer dr J s Stephongon , tbatrman-
the committee cngtre'ts and'gndes , and said
flllins w.ll be on th property owned by the dty :
to lt , the streets and a'loys in the vieinity !
Bids shall specify the pri v per cibc ! yard , for
such anonnt of earth as m y be .ordered hauled
Irrespective of .what that amount may be.
Envelopes' containing taid bids shall bo marknd
"BidjforQradlngo.i Ltavenworth street" and
be delivered to the nnderclgned at a time not
later above specified The right It reserved oyi
the city ccun&l to reject aiv ' and all Mdi. i
" ' ' 3. F. MOCARTOKY , '
n26t _ i CltyClerfc-
UNDERTAKER ,
Odd Fellows' Block.
Prompt attention given t or iers by telezraph ?
GO EAST
-WA
Chicago & Norfhnestarn
2,380 MILES OF 30AD I
It la tha SHORT , SURE and Safe Conu Betvift.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
iia
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE
"
and all pOUit * SA if sd NOHTH
IT OFFKR.1 7IL . IR-.V3LINO
OHEATER "ACJLIT1E3 AND MORE
1DVANTAC-KS TDAV AJfT
"t-THEK RVA.V IK " '
THE WEST.
H ! tliOSIiT ROAD l tvti
LCT5rFS Rial OHlCAGis
cii ta rns
PULLMAN HOTEL OAES !
In addition la Ihanand ta pliaro ! 1 clasws of
traveleri. It ! TM ? iRST = CLASH-MSCAl3 st lt
KiTINO STATIONS at. SO canU A.ich
ITS TRACK I3STEELRAI18I
ITS COACHES ARE THf FINEST )
ITS EQUIPMEHT FIRST CIAS3
U Ton wlah the Belt Traveling Accommoda
tions you will buy your ticket by thb Bonte
WILL TAKE NONBOTHEB.
"AU Ticket Agents can toll von Through Tickets
Yia thu road and Check raoal &ic >
{ age fte ot Charge
OMAHA TICKET OFFICES 12U Farnham St. ,
Cor. Kth. and at Colon Pacific Depot.
DENVER OFFICE In Colondo Central and
Union Pacific Ticket Office.
SAN FRANCISCO omcE t Haw Montgom
ery Street.
For Information , folders , maps , ete.r not ob
tainable at Home Ticket Office , adtlieea any
agent of the Company , or
MARVIN Hucurrr , tr. STEKJIITT ,
Genl M nafr , Ctanl Pan. A ant ,
CHICAGO , ILL.
JAMES T. CLARX ,
flen'l Ae-t Omaha t Conocll Elaffj.
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars !
.CHICAGO
QURL1NCTOH & QUIMOY
Wlt'a Smocth ud Perfect fru-V , DcMt PM-
senior CM. aches , aut !
PULLMAN SlEcPHCa DIKiHC CAR ?
travel u6r it , ia be Ice Cod
Best Managed r.nvi In tna Ciau'.r/ .
PASSENGERS GOING EAST
Should ocar In mlnJ thai thlj U t' ' .
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points Cast 'Xorth ' nd
Passengers by this Boats have choice of
FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES ,
And the' Advantage ot Six Daily llnej M 1'cl cc
Sleeping Can from CMcv ; " to
New York GityWithout Change
ill Eipross Trains ou thb line are tqnlppcd with
the Wcstlntbouse Patent Air Unk i and
Hitler's Patent Safety Haforni anJ
Coupler ; , the most Perfect > n >
tcctlon Against Ace-
.dents In the world.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND D'NIKC ' CA32
Are run on lh Burlington Route.
Information ccntcir.c ? j ? elites. Rates , tin- :
Connections , etc. , will bs cheerfully g'nan by
applying at the office or tha Kurllr yton Konte ,
CIS Fourteentn Streat , Omaha , Nebraska
O.E.PBnKlN3 , ' D. W. HITCHCOCK.
Oen'l Mana/cr. Ocn. Wost'n Pacs. Ajj't
J. 0. PHILLIPPI. St. Joe. , Vo _
General Acnt , Omaha.
H. P. DUEL ,
fcpi'dl ll.-ketAecut Omaha
K. JOE & G. 8 R. 8.
. G , , 8T , . , . . ,
Ia the only IXroet Line to
ST. LOOS AMD THE EAST
From OMAHA icd the WEST.
No change of CMS between Omaha and St. fxjnis
and but one between Omaha and New York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
Eastern & Western Cities
With less charges and in advance of other linen
Thb entire line b equipped with Pullman's
Polac * ) S'eepins Cars , Pal&co Day Coach-
en.MUlcr's Safety PlaUorm and
Coupler and the celebrated
Wcatlnghouae Air-Brake.
-SEE THAT YOUR TICKET HKAD3T4
tS" Via Kansas City , St. Joseph
'
Tickets for sale at all coupon gtatlons in the
West.
J. F. BARHAHD , A. C. DAWE3 ,
Oen'l Supt. . Oenl P&cs. & Ticket A t
St. Joseph , Mo Et. Joseph , ilo ,
W. 0. 8EACIIRIST , Ticket Ajjen. ,
14 Fifteenth Btreet , bttwoen Farnhau and
Donzlag , Union Block , Omaha.
JOS. TEHON , A. B. BARNARD ,
Paaa. Agent , Omaha. Qen'rl Aeent , Omaha.
To Nervous Sufferers The Great
European Kemady Dr. J.
E. Simpsoii's Speoifio
Medicine
It is a positive cure for Spermatorrhea , Seminal
Weakness , Impotency , and ail dlsea ; * resulting
from Self-Abuse , as Mental Anxiety Io = s ot
Memory , Pains In the Back or Side , and dUerges
that lead to
BXTOBB. . / 4ITZB.
Comumptlbn
Iruahlty and
anearlygrave
The Spedflc
Uedlcino U
being 'used
wit't.wonder
ful success.
PamphleU
sent free to all. Write for them anil get full
particular ! . " " -
Price , Specific , 91. QO per package , or six pack
ages for &J.OO. Address all orders to
J.B. SIMPSON MEDICINE CO. .
Nos. Mand 108 Main St. , Buffalo , N.Y.
Sold in mihabr ? 0. F. Goo-lman , J. W. Bell
J , E. 1 Jh nd all druzgls'j everywhere.
" _ sep28-d&wlj
a week m your own town , lerms arf
outfit free. Address H. Hallett.ft C
onlaml. M
KIDNEGBN is highly recommended and unsurpassed for We ? k
or Foul Kidneys , Dropsy , Bright's Disease , Loss of Enerf : > .
Nervous Debility , or any Obstructions arising from Kidne < r
Bladder THseases. Also for Tello-w Fever , Blood and
Poisoning , in infected malarial sections.
tS-By the distillation of a FOREST LEAF with JUNIPER BERR1KS and BARLET MALT we hit.
discovercUKIDNEOEX.which acts specifically on the Kidneys and Urinary Organs , removin ? mjurt u ,
dcpoiita formed in the bladder and prtventlnsr any stritnlDif. smarting sensation heat ot Irrttati"n
in the membranout 11 In of the ducts or water p-.ssaso. It excite * a healthy action In tb Kldn-v
glvinr them strength , vijor ; and rcstorinjr these organs to a heilthy condition , showing It * BM.U
on both the color and easy flow of urine. It can bo taken at alt time * , In all climates and under
circumstances without Injury to the system. Unlike any other preparation for Kidney dlfflcnlHv- .
It nu a rerpea. ! . ant ana aireeible tisu and flavor. It h a beea difflcuiv to make a prepraf f
containing positive diuretic properties which will not nauseate , nut te acceptable to the stonia-.l-
Before taking any Uver medleino , try a botUe of KIDXEQGN to CLJTANSrX th KIDNEYS frun
foul mitter Try It and you will always us ! t aa a family medicine. Ladies especially will like , t
and Gentlemen will find KIDNEGKK the be t Kidney Tonic ever nstdt *
NO-TICE Bach bottle -Jears the signature of LAWRKNCE & MARTIN , also > Proprietary Cove , n
ment Stamp , which permits KIBSEOEN U tosold ( without license ) ! > ? Drnziist * . Croc r - .
Oth r Persons ererywhers.
Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use.
It not found at your DrugirfjH or Grocer * , wo will send a bottle prepaid to ie nearest exr'r
office to you
LAWRENCE & MARTIN Ills.
, Proprietors , Chicago , .
Sold by DKTJGGISTS , GROOEE8 and DEALEKS everywher-
Wholesale agents la Onuha , STEELE. JOHNSON & CO. , will supply the , rad at taanuhe n
prices.
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY Of fHIS COUNTRY.
SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP. THAT THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R , B.
IS Tire GREAT COXXECTIXO LINK .BETWEEN THE EAST & TIIE
Iu main Una runs from Chicago Council
BluXi. passing through Jotlot , Ottc-ra. I.aSille.
uenereo , Mollno. Hoc * island. Davenport , W t
Libert ? , IowaCity.M ren2o , ISrookljn. Orinncll. at all hears of the day.
lies lU.inos ( the capital ot lows ) . Stuart. Atlan Mnimlncent Iron Urfditei span the
tic , and Avoca ; with branches from Uurtou and Mir sonri rivers at all polnu crossed H - *
Junction to I'eurla : Wilton Junction toMusca- line , and transfers are avoided at CounoC 91
tlto , Washington. KaltflcM. Eldon , Beiknap. Kansas City. Leavenworth , and Atctlitn-
Centroville. Princeton. Trenton , Uallatln. Came- nectlnns balncmade In Union Dnpou.
mn. Leaveaworth. Atcnlson. and Kansas City : THB PKINCIFAL , It. It. CONNBCTrUn : ,
Washington to SIcournRy. Oskaloosa , and Knox- T11IS OHEAT TUKOCun JJNK A $ ? V
vllle ; KfiotaK to Karalnzton , Bonaparte , Bcn-
tonsourt. Independent. Kltlon. Ottumwa. Bddy- At CniCAUO. trtth aUmversta-r Bnoi te. .a
vlllp.Oskalonsa. I'ella.AImiroe. and Ues Molnes : Ba t and Houtn ,
Newton to Monroe ; Dc Aluinea to Indlanolaand AtKsai.rwoou , wlthtn L.8.4iL8. * *
WlDterset : AtlaatKi to I wii and Aadubon ; and Ft. W. 4U.ll.Hdi.
A'oca to Harlan. This Is posltlvalr the only At WAflHIJJOTOH HllOltlX with f , V .
Uallroad. which owns , and operates a throned L. It. 1C.
line Irom Chicago Into tha State of Kansas. At IA SALLK. w 1. 1 nu C nt. B. R.
Through Express I'aesenirer Trains , wltn PiH- AtPEonrA.with v. p. AJ. : r.b.ts. , f .
man Valaco Cars attached , are ran each way dally SV. : III. Mid. : anJT.P.4 W. Rds.
wtweon CniCAdO and PEOUIJL. KANSAS Crrr , At ItotK ISLAND with "MllwankM *
Cocscir. liLurrs. I.SAVKKWOKTH and ATCHI- Island 3uOrt Line , " and Itock Infd A i > rx . .V
SON. Tnronzh cars are aiso rnn between JtliTaa- AUIAV-KNPORT , with the Davenport < Hnt > .
33 ffnd Kansas City , via tbe "illlirookee and C.JI.ASt.P.Jt.K.
Hock island Sh . Line' . " At WEST LIUCRTT. with the B..CR. & } . < ,
The -Ureat Uock Island" ta magnificently At UrciNNXLl.rith Central Iowa K. K.
eonlpped. Its road bed Is slmplrTjctond Its AtUESMOI.X\.4.wIthD JI.AF. 1) K.ik
track Is laid with steel rails. At COONCII. UMTFW. with Union I'acif
Wnat will ploaae yon most will be the pleasnn At OMAHA , with B. A yto. R. K. n. Ui
of enjoylni ; your menii , while pruclng over the
beautiful prairies of Illinois ana Iowa. In one nf At OTTOJIWA , wltn Central lowc.ll
nnrmacnlHcent DlnlnKCars that accompany all 6 L L. A Foe , and C.U. & QMt. KdK.
Through Express Trains. Von get an entire At KEOKUK. with Toi. . l' o-i W . ; < r. . -
meai. as good as Is served In nny nrst-class hotel , LounJtPac. , nn < l Ht. 1 , Keo. 4 N.-W i V '
forseventy-tlve cents. At CAMERO.V , with U. He. J. It. R.
Appreclatlnir the fact that a majority of the At ATCinso.v. wltn Awh. . Topeka _ _
people prefer saporato apartments for different Atch. & Neb. and Cen. llr. U. I' . 1C. Ibis.
purposes ( and the Immense pfinzcr business At LEAVKNwoKTlf , with Kan. Pao. < & *
of this line warranting it ) , no urn pleased to an Cent. It. ltds.
nounce that this Company runs Pu/m / > m I'alace AtKA.xsA Crrr with all lines for : v - ,
Slccrtng Cars for ilecpinn purposes , and I'llact and SouttiwceL
I > tTIl < KAX PALACE CARS n rnu thrwnzh to 1'EOniA , IJES MU4 , t
COIIXCAI. ItLUFF.S. &ANSAN CITY , A TCIIISOJT , nnd LKAVKNIVOKTII
Tlftketivlu lhl > Ilnr , known i the "Urrut JCock Island Jtoate. " nr TO * J. .
& 11 Ticket 4zent In the United Htuttm nnd Canada.
for Info -motion not abtnlouble at your homo ticket offle , ddre < .
A. . KIIvrB-AJOr , , E. ST. JOHN.
Genl Superintendent Uen'l Tkt. u < l Prr v
ATHERS
And Everything pertaiaing to the Furniture ftK :
upholstery Trade.
A COMPLETE ASSORTrVJEHT GF HEW GOODS AT THIi
1208 and J21W Furniiam Street
p II tr.on th lit
T. S. HITCHCOCK , M. D. S. ,
From New York hag1 located In Omaha , and
guarantees to do flrst-cU-cworfc.
Dental Room ? , over A. Cruickshink & Co.'a , Cor.
15th and Dou.'Iaj. tcpO-2m
SHOW GASES
O. CT. W JLHIIDIE. ,
1317 CA8S ! > T.OJIAHANEB.
CTA , ( food assortment always on haixLTSl
K. UIS3)ON ,
Insuriiuce A ent , *
PHffiXU ASStm - * , , _ . , f Lou-
don , Cash Asset * . 15,107,171
.VE3TCHK3TKK. N. Y. , Gipitil . 1,000 OJ.i
TUE JIEKCIIANrS , of Newirt.N. J. , 1,000,0
OIRAKD FIKEPhlladeIplilaCapltat. . l.OOO.Oeu
NOKTHWESTT-ruy IfATIO.VAL.Cap-
Ital . BOOtOj
FIREHiai'S FUSD , CalifornU . 800,00
UltlTISO AMERICA ASSURANCE Co 1,200,000
SKWA IK FIRE INS. CO , . Assets. . . . SoO.OCO
AMERICAF CENTRAIi , Asset * . 300,000
S Mt Cor. nf PUtaonth & Donzla * St. < .
OMAUA. NSB.
BricK ; 3nildiiig , 10th\and ; Jones Streets.
, Direct from the uctioa Booms ; of New York and--Boston , will : be offered in
SILKS , VELVETS , , COMFORTS , TABLE LINENS ,
AND MILLINERY.
Call -and examine our Stock. You can sa e ; : x ton20 . per cent , , toy _ buying of us. German and Swedi ;
, , * ' if---- i/ / - - - O-
S'l - -
7 - . ; t . ' „ \ -H\T . < K\\i - -i , _ . _ 1 . # - - * - . , .
aunts