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SANTA OLAUS FOUND.
Greatest Discovery of tn Age.
ronu.rful discoveries In tht world hav baaade
mong othr things when Santa Olaus stayed
hildren oft ask U h * make * eoods or nj ,
really he Urs In a mountal. of mow.
ast yar an * xcunlon sailed clear to th * Pol *
jed suddnly dropped Into whataeemedlike&liak
rher * wonder of wonders theyfound anewland ,
rhlle lalry-Uki twlnn appeared on each hand ,
her * were mountains Ilk * oun , with Bore
beautiful Rreen ,
nd tar biithur skies than ever were wea ,
irdfl with the hues of a ralabow were found ,
rhil * flowers of txqultlU fragrano * won ( row
Ing around.
'ot long were they left to wondir la doulw
beluf soon came they had heard much about ,
? waj Santa Claus' s lf and th Is they all say ,
le l.oked like the picture r esee every day.
drove up a team that looked vrrqner.
* was a team fcnunhopptrs Instead ot rlcder ,
* rode In a shell Instead of a sleigh ,
at be took them on boud and drova them
away. *
e showed them all over his wonderful realm ,
nd factories making goods for women and men
orriers were working on hate frret and small ,
3 Bunce's tbev Bald they were sending them alL
ria Kinjrle * the Qlove Maker , toldthun at ooo ,
U our Glove * w. are lending to Bunco ,
mta showed them suspenders and many tklaf *
( nor * .
Lying I all * took these to friend Bunco's eion.
knta Claus then whispered a secret he'd te'J.
I InOmaha every one knew Bcnoa well ,
e tCcrefore should send his goods to his can ,
uowing his friends will get their lull shan.
DW Muumber ye dwellers la Omaha towu ,
II who want prcsnnti to Punoo's go round.
> r shirts , collars , or cloves great and email ,
nd your ( liter or aunt on * and all.
Bunc * , Obampiao natter of th * Wect , Banglu
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Of erlcj tU MrHee * in all departaeBts 'o
tdletae inJ surgery , both U esBeral au
edal pracit- * acute and chroale dlseuee. Ca
eontulUd olflit aid day , aad will visit * '
irt ot t e elty aid ooxBtv on ncelDt of UtU
A sew and kltherto niknemt restUy tar all
Mates of tie KldBcys , Bladder , au Urinary
ranm.
t wi'i ' pocihvoly enn Diabetes , Qrarel , Drep-
Bricht's Di Mf , inability to r * tain or expeH
e Urice. Catarrh ofbe Blaac'er , hUb olrred
d Manty criur , Painful Unnatbft , LAMK
, -.aeral Weakness , and all Fesale Ci .
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t avol > u In'ernal medlanei. Is certain U It
ec > e and vurM ben nothing else can.
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IY EY PAD CO. , PROP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
V8 > ; your address tor our little back ,
gw a * Saved. "
HR < ) K. IKfl. Ae ot ( or K SI
WHOSE FAULT.
Tred D yton Miistod hli wife's
coniin , Joany Searlei , into the csr-
xiaga that \ru waiting ( or her nt the
station.
She had bssn hii wife' * bridesmaid ,
and ho Bighed as ha looked in her
smiling face.
It was three years since that so-
cillsd happy erent occurred , bat
though she wts a trifl * more staid and
dignified , she had tha uma happy
issile , neat , trim appearanaa that he
so well remembered.
ftYou will find Fanny a good deal
slter d , " ha said , as he took a seat by
her lid * .
Jenny eist a somewhat surprised
flanoa at the grave fa a of tha speak
er.
er."Why , howl Has she been ill ! "
"Well , nol I can't eay that she has
been ill , " was the hesitating reply ;
"but she she's changed. Marriage
don't seem to sgreod rrith her rery
well. "
The laugh that ended these words
aounded rather forced. Perhaps he
fait the implication conveyed by
them ; or , rather the fact itself.
Jenny looked earnestly into the
frank , kindly face of the speaker.
Was it his fault 1 for there matt
be a failt somewhere.
The house , a the cirrlaga stoppea
in front of it , looked ai if it was all
shut up.
If Jenny had expected to see her
oouaiu in the hall she was disap
pointed.
Fred looked slightlydieooucertod ai
he glanced aroand.
"Fanny's in her room , 1 suppose ;
Til hunt her op. "
"Ahl there you arc , Fan. "
Here a dowdily-diasted woman
made her appearance * ' , tha other end
of the hall , whom Jeuny wuuld bav >
failed to recoQiza , iud it not been foi
the wttrm embrace aud t-sger greeting
After leading the way to the dark
and lather untidy tilling ro m.
Fanny's , animation nil at onsa fora > k
her , and throwing hertolf upou the
sofa , she birst idto tears , much tu ,
Jenny's surprise and consternation.
' 'Tine li htof you reminds me so o
the happy put ! " s'ghad F-iuny , assb
wiped away her tears.
"And the present is no lees happy
I hop- ] " suggested Jenny , feuliug fu
ner a lU'in's huiband , who luolc c
foolishly cense ous that hu wi
aoma way considered to be at fault.
Fanny's only reply was a mi urnfu
shake of the bead , which , rightly in
terpreted , meant that she never ex
psatad to be so happy agam aa long a
he lived.
Putting his hands in his prokets
Fred walltad to the window ,
whittling softly to himself with
aa ill diiiembltd air of unconcern.
"If you knew how ( hat noiae fioe
through my head , Fred ! " remonstrattd
Fanny , as she rang for Ann to taka
away her eouisin's tbings.
Fred ciastd whistling , taking him
self out of tha room ai the tame
time.
time.Fanny
Fanny gave har eovisia a loot , as
much as to say. "You sea with what ,
- bfcve to put up with ! "
As soon aa tha door closed after her
huiband Fxnnj's countenance lost ita
dicaonsolata , abused ezprauion , and
she commenced talking with bar via
ttur with considerable spirit and an
imation.
Jenny now had opportunity to observe
servo har more particularly.
It was nearly dinner-time , end still
iha had on the calico wrapper that ,
ihe had worn at breakfast ; not much
soiled , but still faded and wrinkled.
She wore neither cuff * nor collar ,
ifhila her pretty brown hair pretty
itrban properly oared for was smooth-
jd over the top and tucked back of
bar ears in tangled bunches.
Her feet were thrust into pair of
> ld slippers , much too large for her
md down at tha heels. ,
As Jenny looked at her she could n
lardly behera that it was her cousin ,
Fanny Burns , who always used to look
10 fresh and neat , BO smiling and
sappy.
From the habit of giving way to all
lar peevish and discontented feelings
is they arose , it seemed impossible
'or her to look pleasant now , when
ha tried ; while kervery voica , which
ised to huva snob a clear and cheer-
'dl ring , had become infected by them.
'In answering and asking questions
iha time pitied rapidly until it was
laarly time for dinner.
"I had ao idea it was so near din-
lar-tlma , * ' asid Jenny riling to her
'aet , M sha glanced at her watch. "I
iball hardly giro yo * time to dreis. "
" ( Mil I shan't m&ko any changa In
ey dress ; there'll he nobody bnt hus-
> snd at dinner , and you won't mind. "
"No , oarUinly , I shan't mind. "
There was more than this on Jenny'e
ips , but she checked herself.
This was not the right time to tpsak , '
iven if sha had any rijkt tu spaak at
ill. '
ill.Thare
Thare oould scarcely bs a greater
iontr t than those two preaentad at
ha dinner-table , both of nearly the
ame sc ; , and both endowed with
acre than usual personal attractions.
At the time of her marring" , Fanny
ted been called tha prettier ; bnt it
ras quite tha couiiary now , nnd a 1
he difference lay in tba dress and ex-
ireuion.
Not that Jenmie't attlra was either
sy or expansive.
Tha dress TIS a simple mprino , !
ly made and trimmed , but it fitted
eat'y the nwt waist of the wenrtr.
'he cuffs acd collars were white and >
rtsh , with a knot of bright ribbous
t the thr. at.
On the contrary. Fanny wore the
une faded , ill fitting dress of the
morning , with the addition if addi
tion it could be called of ah lf soiled
collar , pinned away and fastened with
a bunch of dingy ribbon.
I was imp * s iblo for Fred not to
notice the difference , and making a
mental comment on it not vary flitter
ing to tha wife of his choice.
The contrast was too marked to es
cape her notice , though it was essy to
see that she a-cribed the change to
their different conditions.
"Ahl you won't think it's worth
while to fuss so much after you're
married , Jen , " she said , with a laugh.
"Perhaps Miss Jenny will think
her husband wortk drctsing for , " re-
tor ! ed Fred.
"If she does , I hope it will be for a
husband who cares anough for society
to spend ono evening at homa out of
six.
six.Fred
Fred turned red with anger and
mortification.
It was evident to Janny that this
would not bar. ? been the last of it
had she net been present.
She hastened to ohange the subject ,
being aided in the endeavor by the
advent of baby.
It was a lovely child , and one would
suppose it would be an additional tie
to bind their hearts together , but in
stead of that it was a constant bone
of contention.
Thns matters went on for several
d < y Jenny observed with pain that
Fred was in the rubit of spending
moat of his eveningi out. For a
while after she c-unu tie stayed in , but
mortified as well us irritated by hi--
wife's slovenly appearance and fretful
eoraplainirig , he gradually absented
himself , until ha tarely spent an
evening at hrme.
"Is Mr. Dayton out this eveningi"
inquired Jenny , as , entering the
sitting-room , sheglinced around
' Y n never need ask that ques
tion , " replied Fanny ; "he's always
.ut. "
Jenny had long wuhed f > r an op
i'y to spank tvhh.hor 0 > usin.
a momsnt'sjjrava s.lencu vhe
"And do you knnw what the end < if
this will be , Funny1'
' Rutu , I supppse , " .vai the bitter
response. "But , there is no h lp fr
it , as I see. It is f > "m thitj fur which
I am not responsible. "
"Tut I think you era Fanny "
"II" rfplied Funny , opem > ? her
oyps widuly ; "what on you mean ] "
1 Just vrh tt I say my dear cousin.
When you rnarrud Frederiok Dayon ,
nu man was more doma tieilly incl ned -
ed or fonder of his wife and home
then he. "
"tie's got over it bravely 1" ex-
claimsd Fnny , with a bitter laugh.
"He don't act te if he haa the slight-
eft elfcciion for me , and aecma to ;
prrfcr any place to his home. "
"Ana i ) not this > n a jjiuat measure
pour own faultt Nay , luok not so
itngry , dear euusinjl lore you too well
to me you rcckleeily throwing awxj
four happiness and his. Did not the
iltaration you speak of spring frcm
from the cbango in you ? Wo eannot
eve what is unlovely No m n can
love & Tvlfa who takes no pains to
make her person neat and attractive ,
> r a home that it fu'lof ' bickering and
liscomfort. Before your
'ou w uld have been terrified at the
dea of h's catching aglimpie of you
n the attire in wt > ioh you now ullo *
um to see yuu all day. Why should :
r u seek to It-ok Icsi pleasing in his
iye now than thei.l'1 '
Fanny glanced at the opposite mir
or that revenled sout flattering a tale ,
lolonrg with anger and moriitic tion.
"It is iinpojtible for a marritd wo-
nan to dress as she did when a girl ,
ud no man has a right to expect it. "
"Every man has a right to expect
tis wife to have sufficient respect for
tim to preient a neat and tidy p-
laarance. You did not contidar it too
ouch trouble to dree a when Judge
Jarry cillec on yon And last even-
Qg , at the pny , when Mr. Howard
licked up y < mr handkerchief , you re-
eived it with a look nd smile such as
have not aeen you bestow upon your
iuaband , even when he took twice the
iain to plraae youl"
"You are very severe , " said Fanny ,
ler eyes filling with tears.
"Faithfnl are the wounds of
riind. My dear Fanny , two ways
re cpon to you. You ean either
lake home to your husband the
earest plaoa in the world , and your-
elf one of the moatbaloved and happy
f wives , or you can alienate his aff-
ctions , driving him to haunts and
ompauionshipa that will wreck the
eaco and happiness of both. "
Hera they were interrupted by the
dvent of visitors.
Jenny returned home the next
lorniog , BO she bad no opportunity
f knowing what effect her earnest
ppeal had upon the better feeling of
er coutcin.
It was some months before Fanny
nd Jennie met again , and then it
as at the marriage that transformed
he latter into the loved and loving
'if i ) of the hmbind of her choice.
The happy smile on trie face of >
'red , and which was rtfi ctnd back
rom the smiling t yts of hi * wife , told
f tha happy change that had been
"Fred rpends all his evenings at .
om now. " said Fanny , giving her
Qurin a significant look.
"Why shouldn't I , " criad the
appy husband , "when I have the
cares t wife and pleaiantast home in
is world ? ' '
oiources of Washm'zton Territory
According tn the Sin Francisco i
hronii-le "there in this
, are teiri- Tf
ry kbout 20,000,000 acres of the at.
nest timber liud that stands upon at.ma i
IB face of the earth. These forest ! 1
a < > n Pugat Sound , 4nd are acceui- Btl ,
le by the sound and by their streams if
running to the ocean. The o t
common trees Are tbe pine nd fir
The latter average * 00 fiit , and
many < > f them are SCO feat iu height
and 12 feet iu diameter at the bate.
One nick of timber U represented tn
have been heired in these woods 124
feet in length , and equating 24 ioche *
at the amsll ud , free from ap. E ist-
ern Washington consists of 11,000,000
i-cras of grating pratne land. On
this land grows a bunch gross which ia
vary nutritious , aud vegetables during
ten months of the year. During th
remaining two months it stands in a
dry condition , and cattle feed upon it
with the best of results. Five million
acres are wheat growing land whish
produced , this lest year , 35 bushels of
wheat to the acre. Many insUnoec
ara known where th production went
ap high as 70 or 80 bushels to the
acre. In the mountains , and , in fact ,
in every county in thsj territory , CM !
is found near the surface of a very su
perior quality. Iron is accessible
and of very good quality in all
portions of the throe ranges of
mountains , the Coast , Olympic and
Cascade. Ther * ) are eighty five var
ieties of fish in Puzet Sound. The
catch of salmon during tbo lait year
was 40,000,000 pounds. It ii canned
and sent to nearly all the markets of
ihe world , The returns to those
engaged in salmon-taking and packing
amounted to over S3.000.COO The
drying of cod is carr ed ( n very ex
tensively. Fish can b- > dried batter
there than anywhere else on the P -
ciQo antit , or thj Atlairio either for
that mitter , became further north it
U tro cold and further south it is
is too dry. They can be cured and
sent to market 'in a more moist condi
tion there than cod can in Maine. Tht
Columbia r ver affords navigable water
725 miles in extent with its tri
bu'aries. There are fifty rivers in the
territory , many of hem cascade
riwrs , running from the west into
Puget Sound , affording ureat facili
ties for manufictures , which in thr
future ere sure to C'uao ' , because in
the addition to the natural red tunes
of vroori , iron and coal , the raising of
gr at numbers of ahj > p now hfibrd- *
u immense ornp of wool , which will
b ) util zel at home instead of being
exported. " _
A WONDERFUL DIaCOVSET.
For the speedy our * > of Consump
tion and all diseases that land to it ,
such as stubborn coughs , neglected
Colds , Bronchitis , Hay Fever , Asth
ma , pain in the side and chest , dry
hacking oough , tickling in the throat ,
Hoarseness , Sore Throat , and all
: bronic or lingering diseases of tha
throat and lungs , Dr. King's New Dis -
: every has no equal and has established
or itself a world-wide reputation.
Many loading physicians recommend
md use it intheir practice. The form-
from which it prepare * ia
y recommended by all medical jonr-
lals. The clergy and the press have
lomplimented it iu the most glowing
erm . flo to your druggist and get a
rial bottle free of coas , or a regular
iz for § 1.00. For sale by
d(5) ( ) J. K. TSH. Omaha.
Jialve
The BKHT SALVE ia tbe world for
Juts , Bruises , Seres , Ulcers , Ball
Iheum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp-
d Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all
inds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
i guaranteed to give perfect satiafac-
iod in every cose or money re funded ,
'rice 25 cents per box. For sain by
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BELVIDERE
3tar Wind Mill , >
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Kf.U BY
THOS. E. WILLIAMS ,
RED OAK lOWV
Corrcrpondeoee solicited r < m thos * nsediasr a
illable Wind > 111 h end f or eircu ar and pri e9
nd nt infnrn alien in regard to the Mill will b
leeiiully turnlshel.
LITE AOKNT8 WANTKD.
BAIOKB WHT TOU SiHODLD BUT THK
BEOTDEBE
STAR WIND MILL.
BECAU E
lit. It Is more cafe in a gi'e ' of wind , aal In
le mott suidtn c anece ot the wind from any
ireetlnn , becau > e the vthe-1 ) } lnf | nit * n the
nor is a sy rsid with its ed.e to th * wiBit ,
id alla'StieraDetosoinir c < r arcnid , with
It 'urningu' sttiking ihe wheel
2nd 't ' i a rinld whiel h-T ry no noreabl *
ilis to we r out , ru t or crca1in the w nJ.
Srd. ica no sl' t has nu tffee < nlt.
< ti. U IOXB IMS power frum frio.Ioa than
.her Millj.
6tn. It will rma TrltB less wtnl this tl er
Us :
Usth
th Itlievily r gu'at d t * It will perform
ty amount < 4 work requited less Utan i'B * apM-
>
7th. Tt has no pulllei , ipiingi nor ilidlug ktads
reue up in w nter.
Stb. It wi I ma I'ump'wh n tn' of ear.
Dih It U wcl ! .nd heaviiv pointed itk tkr
as I the test > iut tnt ra rte * in xfford.
10th. It is ape fe ml'-rexula'or ar4 illtak
re i'I lt el ( In he .Ty chaui > ble wind fto ni.
llth Its -j metric * fo. m ii a i ei fret ru > eat
12th. Itcnr h-TO licsril n' any b'nwn do u as
t HI en properly s > t up with a eju'atinxTint ,
r eTer dama wi i t the leut by t wlad.
IStb. They are of ooU material autl
id * .
Uth. AlUhaf * turned , boxes batlted i all
f ssiry parts uouhlr nutted.
1Mb. Jt it moTd simple , more comnut IB eaa-
uction aud strnn r f h n Mh r allls
-f S Years before thePublle.
THOEMUiNE
LIYEBPHIS
ire aot recommended as a remedy "for
all the ills thai flesh is hair to. " but in
affections of the Liver , and in all Bilious
Complaints. Dyspepsia , and Sick Head-
aeho. or diseases of that character , they
stand without a rivaL
AGUE AND FEVEFl.
3o bet Mr cathartic can be us d pre
paratory to , or after taking quinine. As
a maple purgativ * they are unequaled.
iEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
The genuine are never sujar-coated.
Eaoh box hu a rod-wax iel on the lid.
with the impreision.MoLAXB'S LIVER
PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa
tures of C. McLisr and FLSHISS BKOS.
& Insist upon having the senume
DB. C. McLAXA'S LIVZIi P1LL3 , prepared
r
pared V '
FLEMTVG EEOS.PlttsbHr5li , Pa. ,
the market being full of imitations of
the name lld n * . spUed differently ,
but tame pronunciation.
mw TO CURE
CONSUMPTION , COUGHS ,
Colds , Asthma , Croup ,
AU diseases of the Ihroat , Lungs , sind
Puhnonary Ortrans.
U8S * OCOKDIJ 0 T < ) DIKKCTIONS
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.
UNLIKE PILLS
PHBOITITES , I > PLIA3-
ANTTJTAKE illpro > e toroe > h in et
potent nd tiannl.sx > Tf-TEU RENOVATOR
and LEA gCR that hux ye- ben b nu hi to
public notice. Tor CO TIPATlDN. Btl 1OO
N'ESt. HEADACHE , PILE' , a d al dl o "er
arising from an obitructed i ate of t * e lyitern ,
ItUincvsp.r&bTy tb b * t su a'l ntnat
Arnld iniltatlonj ; iniiat oa r > ttliir the article
oalM for.
TaOPlC-mUlT LAIAT1TE Is put P 1 °
bre sed tin boxn ocly. Free 00 c rtit' . Ask
Tourdru fiitfor DeecripUTe Pamph et , or ad >
dr.GS the proprleter ,
J. K. HKTar.RWQTOIf ,
Vtw York or Sin Franckce.
TUitat Purchaiing Arr Foul of to-Called
ELECTR1G BELT ,
Band , or AnpllancerrprMented tocureNerrnus.
: hro ue and -pecia D 8eue < , s nd te the PUL
l KUH ACHKB GALVANIC CO , 611 tie tt oaury
itre t , f' a Frauci-co , Cal. , for tiie r Free
F'anpblrt and "Til * Kjcctrlc Keriew , " and you
Tl 1 tare time , health and m > ney. ne P. G.
o. are ihe only dialers in Genaiae Xiectria Ap.
the Anvican Costiatct.
SI03JX CITY & PACIFIC
AUD
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
Tht Old RdiaUf Sioux City Eov.it 1
LOO MILES SHORTEST ROUTE 1 '
From COUNOH BLUFFS to
3T. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMARCK ,
Lndallpon eln Northern Iowa , Minnesota and
Hkotu. Tni Un b equipped with the Im-
irored Wettlnirhouse Automatic Air Brakes and
'T'- ' Platform Coipler and Buffer. And for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
j unsurpassed. Elegant Drawtaz Koom and
lleeplnr Oars.owned and ooatrolM by the com
any , run Through WlUunt Cbange between
Jnlon Vaelfle Transfer Depot , Council Bluds ,
.ndSt. Paol. Trains leare the Union Pacific
nitfln Depot at Council Bluffs , at Silt p D. ,
eachlDK Sioux City at 10:10 p. m , , and bt. Paul
a. a , maktntr
S0-TEN HOURS IN ADTAKOB o
AMY Grass Rotrra.
Ketarninr , lear * St. Paul at S30 p. in. , ar >
Ivlir at Sioux City at i : < S a. nu. and Union
aclna Transfer Depot , Ooundl Bluffs , at 9:50
. m. Be sure that your tiaket * read via "S. C.
i P. R. * . " F. C. HILLS ,
Superintendent , Hlejouri Valley , Iowa.
. E. ROBESSON , Asa't Ocn'I Paaa. Acent.
J. H. O'BBYAH ,
and Pagnensrsr Asrent ,
TnnnMl Bmffs
FEVER AWi > AGUE.
.
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tot * the requirement * of the rttloaal medical .
nl'0-ophy which at preient pr v Us It Is a . * :
tneotly pnra TrgeUble rtm -mbratlmf the °
re Innortant proprrtifs of a pier-nil' * , a
mic , and sn alt ratlT * I fort-I tl * b dy
irsinti tlnnte , ionKorates a iH re-r'lal ' r > the
rpid strmtch end Uver. > ad effect-a most 1
Jntnry thanir * In the entire system when In
morb > d tondM > u.
ur sal * bT sll DinggUU and D Isrs r nerally.
la week. flEaday at J ewe mil ) rc ife ; ts
tttufAAtnn IIL. * 11. . } 01.1. J
WO DOLLARS WILL SECURE
cOne
THE WEEKLY BEE
One For Year.
-TIA THJB
Chicago 81 Northwestern
2,380 MILES OF ROAD !
It la tb * SHORT , SUES ud Safe Eoula Bttwiui
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OHIOAGO.MILWAIIiEE
asd all potata EAST aod SORTH.
IT OFTKR3 THK TRAVUINO PtTBUC
QSRATEB FACUJTISS AK9 XOBZ
AD7A5TAQEa THIS AST
OTHZB ROAD El
THK WHflT.
It fa the OITLT BOAD txitwwn
OOUNOED BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Upon whlck U ru
PULLMAN HOTEL CABS
! addition to Unwind * vUoa all * UCM o.
, It rlTM FIH3T-OLASS iTLAUS at 1U
STATIONS at H cants auk.
RAILS I
It yea wlih the Be t T * T Un Aceomiaiod *
tlonsyon will bar TOOT ticket bj till l <
tyASD ffTLI , TAKE SOJOEOTHEB.
All Ticket AcroU otn mil von Tbronjh Tltfctto
rU tbU reid and Cbrck cml Bag.
rte of Cbarg *
OMAHA TTOKKT OFT1CE 12M f rah a St
Oor Hth. and at Union Pacific Dtpol-
DEN"KB OFFICE In rolor-oo CentnJ utd
Union P cHc Tlok t Offlc * .
SAS FRAHCISCO omCB S Kw Moatfoa-
017 Street.
For Information , folder * , mapi , etc , not ob
uloable at Homa Ticket Omca , adilnu aa }
a joit ot the Company , ot
H4RVIN HUChlTT , S- ITENKin ,
Oan'I M n ic r. G n1 PaM. Afait
oinoAao.iLL.
JAMES T. CLASS ,
O n1 Ait Omaha A Council Bluff * .
THROUGH TO GH'CACO '
Without Change of Cars I
TIHIE
CHICAGO
gURLIHGTON & QUIKCY
With Smoatk azd Perfect fnA , Hajvat Pas
seat sr Ccaeheo , amd
PULLMAH SLEErMNGA D1HINC CAR ?
_ _
[ tlsa&nowledged by tit ? re * % aaJ all WJK
tiarel ur r It , 10 be tiu B * t AppotaUd < ad
Boat Uanaffed Road In th * Camalry.
PASSHNaBR"s CKING SAST
Should atar In 1 J tbat this b tie
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points But , Kertt and HortfcwMt.
Passengers by this Bemt t T eaele * * t
FOUR DUTEEENT ROUTES ,
LBI the Adrantag * of * lz D4UT Ltail at Palace
tress OMs&go M
tf ew York GityWithout Ohange
01 Srprea Trains on this Une an equipped with
Ua Weetin bouse Patent Air Brakuaml
HHler's Patent Safety Pla'fana and
Covplers , the most Perfect fro
teotion Against Acd-
d QU in the world.
'ULLMAN PALACE SLEEPINa AND D'NINt CAR3
Ar * raa ea tb BurUntftea Rmta.
Information coButfmlur R t t , Bat * * , lisss
fennectiotM , etc. . will b > easerMlly gUe * by
pplying- tie offie * of tke H9z i.gUo BaU ,
is Fourt entn Street , Omaha , Kebraaka.
J.KPKRKN3. D W. HITCHCOCK.
Oen'I Manager. Qea. Werfu Pass. A t.
. 0. PHILL1 f PI , St. Jo * . , Mo.
Oeaerat Agent , Osuha.
H.P.DtIKi.
api.dl llcketAjant Oauia.
1SSO.
( . C.ST.JOE&C.B.B.R. ,
Is the only Dtnct Lla * to
IT. LOUIS AUD THE EAST
from OUAHA and tko WEST.
[
to eli&ng * of CMS between Omaha and St. Loota
and bat one betareea Om lia and Kew York.
SIX DAILY PAB8ENGBB TBA1NS
VLHC31XQ 4&
Eastern & Western Cities
nth lets charges and in advuica of other llua.
Xnli satire line U equipped with Tollman's
Palaoa Bieepla ; Ous , nil aoa Day Ooaci-
es.MUlsr'a S&fety FUtfom aa4
OoopJer and the cetobraUd
THAT TOUR TICKET
City , St. Jcajpn aad *
iua.u.R..vi4 et-an
TkkeU for stls at ell Mopem stations ta
rest.- _
rest.K. BASKAKD , A. a DAWBI ,
Ora'l Bnpt. , mlPaas.ATlriet
St. JcKMDh , Mo Rt. JoMDk , iU ,
IT. 0. SEACHBKST , TUkt ACB. ,
IMOFanliav 8trt ,
.MDTBOnDK. r , A. B. BARKAXD ,
Pacs. Acent , Onuha. G eix'rl A < eat , Oaaaka
'ASSENCER ACCOMMODATION UNE
3MAHA AND FORTOMAHA
Connects Witb Street Cars
'arnar ot \UVDCB3 aud BAUltTO.'i
STREETS. ( T.nd of Red L < n * as fulluws ;
LE\VC OVABA :
31 , * 8:17uidllina : ra . :03.5ST : : i 7aep. -
LIAVE FORT oUAHA :
7:15 a n. . gt5 . m . and 12U : p. sa.
i-00 , : tiand8Up.m
Tha 8:17 : a. m roa , learta o " ia , aad Vu
:00 p. n > mn , learlnj Fort Onaba , ar * naally
ndudtofull oapacltrwltk repal tr paf ers.
The 6:17 a. a. rtn vill be mad * srnia th * pot >
fflce , corner of Dodi a > d ltk tmrakte.
Tlekeu can t procured fron itr * t earirir-
rs , or from driven of haeks.
ARK. esnKMTA iffoi.ontxa RTRE CAB
a * , c.
MERCHANT TAILOR
Capitol AVSJ , , Opp. Maaoaio Hall ,
- - NBB.
- - .
JCC a week la yoai OWTI * orm. lira * aad
500 ovtfltfrM. Adcnsi a. Kallsui * 0
( and. U
# § J IS rrJSs 2i
For COUGHS , COLD * , BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA , CONSUMP
TION , and all Dueai : of the THROAT and LUNGS.
The Bioct aau.cti It fcif s SJu , ! a ia * t * * < ra wc\r'i | > ii..lit | to TOUT SOCS * l hT * M&i
Lemonjul' , ; < . kiTtj * iU nt Appetiser t.J Toalc. foi L VI * rl id fsirr jy M4 BB
- - - . " " T " * " " " " " * " * " - " " * m' * * AR.y AX I jiii ( Mi vlsij&ctft
I it * > utm4 * vAi y . * U t j
Put : up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More the mon.y than
jp.y Article in the market.
I , , .M > T CL i ri EIYJtD by aniirinopti. ! linger * who try V pain off UBUB v <
if Co-.X.i f. ' it i d Um p i cl tor fl.C KOCl xas- BYE , hlcSl ttn
* ar.ia.1 * i j-jf t * S.JCT b"nvi ur a litA 5 2ii2l > 1 sT UP o. eia V ltl * .
Bxtraot from Report of the Commusioner of Internal KsiTenus :
TRK.VbCSY DEPASTJ.ENT , OFFICE Of INTafcXAL C1TS2TV >
Usarf. LXWB 3Cn5 A MAKTLV. Ull ll .i'eoa St. , Chioyo.'Is. .
GR.vn.mcx This romu uiJ. in vh oplnloa ot thU of or , otiid lnn a iiua lnt Baat T *
the UA.L8AU A.VTCLC to , J K it si ! th- > a4van'3)rs ucn 1 to tlls srMe IB p - lural " r- ' * -'n.
wMIttwhUk > aiJ Ihmvniy co-kiiHito * n rra bion rvnJcrhc It rn a.n ! Ie rtniK'T u > tX *
pa'le'it. CorapcuaJe < i < r Inj to th fonuu'a. It nny { inp rlj ( tU-.nl c VtDlCl'VJJ ,
PKBPARATlOa uadcr the . . . . . of U 8 U
pr..l.J..u tltj Survies ard wb v , o-HMif u , T U
joIJ ly Uutl ; > t , puilitcirltw juJ Otbvr Prn3 iUou. r.iiJerloj ; tbru UbU o i f > > > MUJ
Ux as ll < cr . lej
Your R ip rJjIlCLn'Ol ) OKESN. B. RAUM. Coininlaelomar
LAWRENCE . & . MARTIN.Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by GROCERS and DEALERS
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. a.
IS THE UKE1T COXXEUTDW Ll > FETWKEN THE EAST * TUJE
liiT nut from Chlcnuo
Bl * , ratting Uirnoil Jolivt. OUC B. LM. 3il . jrnit inter * at lurTalau. Cw * J
Qranto Jlollnc , llcyi ( eUiKJ. D cp in , t. &AI.O < > N r von > eo ] y TOW
Llkercr. low * City. Mweo . Bnxiilyn. G " ho.n o ' '
I > ea Uolnas ( ths OIUUDOI ICTT > . Sto/irt ,
tie , in/t Area : wlh bruivh F from Bnr m D L
JaDvUoa to f < rta ; tTlltoc Janctlon taMa r - tic * , aoi ! trmoilwi ar
ta.8. Washington , lalrttld , .don. BeMnap SUIUU OtT. .
Owitreriil * . Pnuc : on. Ituuto * . Uuilatln. CJUMO- amnloiiA b lncnuic ! . in Ualoa D po < s >
r n. Lfiaronwonb. Atcn ai. and Kai t Citfj T1IU PKLMTPAl. R. K. , : 1
fTaaklOfOB tu Slsnarooy , ( .ttunowt. au 1 Utiot- TTUS uanAT TU&UDUU uaa
Tllle : t-Sii to FanuinnoB. Fooacxut . B n *
Utnioorc. Indecxr.dent. KtdouUunwv SdJr > At IUICAOO.WIU
TlliK.Oikklnona. Feiln.MopiM . and l > i Motoee CMt and Kontn.
Mrnrton toUcnroe : D > Ioiat > u. Imllai-oltaoC
Wlnt rttt , Atl4nMvitoLai 'i n < l Andnb-ic , * 3C .
lee to tlarlMU Ibis b ? c itT-jij Itm OCIT Ai WAfHixmur &KMI . r. . u w
Railroad , watcb ownj , r.2 op f ( * a tbruush L. K. It.
! ! frcm Chln/i ) Into tn Etafi of KBII M. At hA tlAIX . wl. t 111. O UBL B.
xnrn * * Pf raer drains "W Fxli- it Paoni A. wild l p. A XfP a. * .
, t.i III. MIC. : unUT r. AW. Rd * .
u l PEOKIA. Ki > SAs"CrrV. At U < HK lauAva vltb "MUnarnkM
j ULurrn. U'ATjuwoain aoa AixniblacC j orsU * * , ' and SlocX
TbrngjchPan .r. also run botwjnM 'w a * AtlVJ < :
c * . rnd Kaii a § Utr. TU -llliwanttrti aoil . . . - .
< cca Inland ba " Un . " AtWISTLiri TT.w1tlltt BC. X.A - * - ,
Tb * "Ureasot lilaad1 * tj aia staceaur At UilI > LI. vttb I ntrsl luira K. X
eqatpocd. Iu road b d la atmplr" " Xt. ! neil tit JtDtJ H01VLJ wllhl ) M.AV D RT .
ir&cclilalil with slexl rallt. Atl'OCHLU. HLunt. wltb UnU > 3 rauifc.if'
What lll plu. you mon wii : * ( ha plenrur Atl/HAilA. I'.ih a. A. Uo. K. KK. . Li J . >
if * norl 5 your m + uit , irslle pjualr.s oierth. Atl'OLl-MBC JI' t IOir.waj > BC a.1 ? * * iff
3iutltul pralrlM of Illinois nd lovo. In ona of At WrrMWA. witn ' Dtr l Iowr.3 * K.
3ur maznllixnt Ulnlnt Cars Uiat aocompanr " KL 1 _ at i-sc , BDI ! r. a. to. K. run.
Itaroucu Enreu Tritnx. Ton at an votlrr At k.xuKCK.iTith'l3u fvo. ATVar i T/ , . , et
DM ! , as food a. is avrr * ) la w > 7 > . .ttUM kotat. LoonJt P i-.an1Mt.L.Keo.A n.-VT V- ! * " -
rrs.T iT-flT * eruu. A * fAUTUflV . wlUjlLBU J K. K.
> ppreclitlaj IDA I ct that a romJcrllT of tbe . inta Atc5Top a
D opl.pr rr uoirat aiartmonu fordlT r nt Atclj. A > eo. nJ < Q-Ur. O. f. U. Kds.
urpoft. . ( and Uie Lmzziei ] > e pa ucer bnxln as At l.KATiswoaT : , wttx Kan. ? * * - . * *
) f UiU lla. wanantlac it ) , no are pleased to nn- Cent. It. Kdj.
IU B U tlhl Compan ; rus > /u.in.in P.ilaet Kdj.Crrr. . wlta ail Ua for tat-
" TI r r sl.eplDK purpOME. nd PtLw *
J A ACJC CAWS - rn tbraiisb t * iTiC IA
COtlSCII. JVLITTFK. ItAXHAB CrxT , A rcni.SU.V. niid :
T1 L.vt Tlu till i.ln * . Uncw an ilia "Orrat Kock laLautt U nta.
all Ticket \C BU la tha Vi It i Ktal i.nd C naxl .
BOt
A. . LISI35jVLr > . 1C.
- - -
10 t.
H ililsyp C jlTISirDQ
FiiDMlTilBF 1 O yOaill 3 f2.Aa oLita
And E7erytliing pertainiiig to the Fumitnra and
IJpholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORT EHT GF HEW GOODS AT THE
IiO"W : ES1 ?
P. 8. HITCHOOCK , M , D. S. ,
fro * New Trk ku located Ia Oraihm , and
KHarintuvi to do n at cli" work.
Dintal Boosao , over A tjruicLihink & C'c , Cor
llth irul Ooa Us. np9-2m
SHOW GASES
irjJfCMCTUKXD IT
O. J. VIILIDH ,
U17 CAES iT. . OMAHA. NEB.
J9TA ceo * manmtnt always on hiniia
. 31. K.
Genera ! Iiisuraucc
_ > . . . -I Lea.
J..n. C h A-s U. . . . M.1AT.W
AESICHi-STfeK. 5. T.C plUl . l.CH , !
TOK x : arn s rs , of Xawwic. x. j. , iM,9t
QIKAFlt' rir.E.PhU d4 ; . ! . ! , C * lt l. . l.CM.MJ
RN-H FC5D , CulifornU . S Jvi ,
UKIlISa AU8KICA A31I'IUXOXC
NE A ( KFIKCIN3. CO. , A .ta. . . .
AHJkRICAF CENTRAL , AMM .
B Jt Car. t FUtatk & Dowjta * tf
OUAHA.EK.
IDIEID
The Boston y Goods
New Goods and New Customers arriving daily. Bead our Price List , and be convinced that we are the PEOPLES5 STOBB.
EITHER OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES :
20 yards of Calico. 25 Cakes of Good Soap. 20 yards Colored Embroidery.
21 Spools Clark's Cotton. 15 yards Heavy Sheeting. 10 yards Fruit of the Loom.
15 yards Cotton Flannel. 20 Spools (100yards ( ) Silk. 1 Fine Wool Scarf.
12 pairs Ladies's Cotton Hose. 7 yards Shaker Flannel- I dozen Linen Handkerchiefs.
I Good Red Comfort. I Ib. Stocking Yarn. 4 pairs Fleecy Lined Gloves.
12 yards Lonsdale Muslin. 20 pairs Gent's 1-2 Hose. , ; ; : " 20 yards Valenciene's Lace. .
GIVE US A GALL BRING PRICE LIST ALONG. IOTH AND JONES STREETS.