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atLaw
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Arrival And Departure of
Trains
DKION PACIFIC.
LliTl. ARIIVB.
Dilly Expresa. . .12:18 p. tn. IS5 p. n.
do Mixed 6.in p. m. * :25 p. m.
do Frclcht 6JOa.m. It0p. tp.
do do 8:15 a. m. UrfMa.m.
T11IK DAUD OF THE BURLINGTON.
LUVI oxina. ARtlVl OU10A
Exprea , . . . .3:10 : p m. KxpreM 10 0a.m ,
Mail. . . . . . . .60 a. m. Mall 10:00 : p.m.
Sunday Excepted. Sonilayl Excepted.
CHlCAOO.fEOCK ISLAND t PACIFIC.
Mall C.-00 a. m. I Mail 100 p. m.
Exprew 8:10 p. m. 1 Express..10.-M a. m.
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN ,
Hall M.6.-0 a. m. I Mall - TS8 p. m.
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Bundaji excepted.
EAKSAB CITT.ST. JOE ft COUNCIL BLUTFe.
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Uall 80 a. m. I ExprcM 7 : < 0 a. in.
Bxpre C.-OO p. m. I ilall 7:2S V. ta.
The only line rnnnlne Pullman Sleeping Cars
oat of Omaha to Union Depot.
OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND .SIOUX
CITT & PACIFIC EATLROAD8.
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11 a m.J p. m , S p. m. , 8p. m , 5 p. tn , , 6 p.
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SANTA GLAUS FOUND.
Greatest Discovery of tbe Age
Wonuertu'dlscoterleslntht world harebecnmaJe
Among other thlnc where Santa Clana BUjcU
Children oft ast if lie makes eoods or not ,
If really he lives in mountain of mow.
Last year an excursion sailed clear to the Pole
AndEuddcnlj drcppcdlntowhateocmeclllkeiJiole
Where wonder offenders they found a newland ,
Vhlle falry-llki beings appeared on each hand.
Thcro were monntalne like onra , with tnor *
beautiful preen ,
And far brighter aklee than ever were seen ,
Birds with tbe hues cf a rainbow wtre found ,
While flowers of exquisite fragrance were jfrow
ing around.
Not long were thej left to wondtr In doubt
A boluir * eon camq thej had heard much about ,
Twas Sinta Cling' self and th lethcy all tay ,
3e Itoked like the picture f woe every day.
He drove up a team that looked vervqnwr ,
Twae a team f craMhoppers Inttead of reindeer ,
He rode In a shell Instead of a delfh.
But ho took them on board anil drore them
He showed thorn all over his wonderful realm ,
And f actorin * tnakine coodi for women and men
furriers were working on hats creat and onall.
To Bunco's they said they ere sending them alL
Kris Klnjlc , the Glove Maker , told them at once ,
All our Gloves wo ar sending to Bunoe ,
Banta iihowed them suspenders and many thing ?
more.
Bajlng I alse took these to friend Bunco's store.
Santa Claus then whUpered a secret he'd UU.
AS InOmaha every one knew Bunco well ,
le tZr Iore should Mnd hli foods to his cr * ,
Knowing his f rieids will cet their Jull thare.
Now rtmembar ye dwellers In Omaha town ,
IU who want proienti to Bunco's po round ,
'or shirts , collars , or slovos frcat nnil small ,
tend your slittr or aunt one and all.
Bonce , Cbamp < on Hatter ot the West. Douirlal
r n't. Om.ih
A now and hitbfrto tuknown resisdy for all
JUseaiee of the Kldntys , Bladd r , a d Urinary
Orcans.
It will portiv ly cure Diabetes , Gravsl , Drop-
Brijht's DUaaM , Inability to retain or expell
iy ,
tb'.Urtn. . Catarrh of ihe BlaWer , Lltt CoHr d
and scanty crlna , Painful Urinatlne , LAME
BACK. Ueniril W knes , and all remal * Com-
It avoldt Internal medldlnes , Is certain l It
tttect * aad cures when nothlnr elss oan.
Fer sale 6y all Druggists or sent by mall f rss
open receipt f the price , $100
DAY SEY PAD CO. , PROP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
tO-S yonr addiea for o r little book ,
How wu Saved. "
MR ? V 1H. A it for Sebruk * .
CHARLES R1EWE ,
UNDERTAKER !
Ketallc Cases , Coffins , Caskets , Shrouds , etc.
Farn m tree . Oth and lHh , Omaha , Keb.
Telnraphls ordsrs promptly attended to.
AGEICULTUEAL
"Water for Stocr Durinsc Winter. .
Alarjepropirtion of irestern farm
ers make very poor proyiMOD for sup
plying their stock with water during
the winter. Springs that afford a sup
ply of water that i moderately w rm
are tcaroo , and few of th'Ee that exist
ara utilized to the extent they should
he. Generally the water fcr the sup
ply of farm stock is procured from a
well in or nenr the farm yard and is
raised by means of a hand pump.
Ihe water is often nearly at the point
of freez-ng when it h drawn aad is
ordinarily conreyed into a trough that
is lined with ice. Animals thst drink
this water suffer severely from cold. It
is often the case that there is but one
trough in the yard for the accommo
dation of a large number of horsei > ,
cattle and sheep of different aces. ; It
is generally surrounded by ice on
which the animals are likely to slip
or receive Injuries. The younger
animals suffer most because they are
hooked and pushed by those that ara
older and stronger. During very
severe weather many farmers only
allow stock to h&ve acets to water
once a day , and as a coniequence they
driuk so much that they suffer from
the ould produced by tikicg so large
An amount of water into the system
at once
If practicable stock should be sup
plied during the winter withAwater
furnished by a rpring , as it is * gene
rally several degrees warmer than
that drawn from a weU. The well
should be covered ns should the
troughs into which the water is con
veyed. The practice of briuging
Water into barns aud stables has given
excellent s&tinfaction wherever it has
been introduced. When it is not
practicable to convey water into ( he
buildings where stock is kept , the
troughs for holding it should be under
sheds , and surrounded by a spacious
platform that can be kept free from
ice and snow. Young stock
should be allowed an opportunity to
drink while theanimali that are liable
to molest them are out of their way.
In severely cold wo&ther it is better to
carry water in buckets to colts and
calves than to allow them to suffer
the exposure necessity to obtain it in
an open yard. Unless during storms
of lung continuance animals should
have an opportunity to obtain water
at least twice a day. If their only
food la dry hay , straw and oorn fodder
der they require coasiderablo water in
order to digest their food properly.
Dairy cows must be supplied with wa
ter at frequent timei or they will fail
to give their u ual amount of milk.
Hereford Oattle.
St. Laola O ! ae-Dcnv > crat.
There appears to be an increasing
appreciation of Hereford cattle. And
we have no doubt but they wiil prove
equal in good qualities to the icoat
rtnb'aino expectations of thsir friends.
One of the largest importations ever
made at ons time of thoroughbred
stock was a late importation of Hara-
ford . There ware 138 head together ;
thirty-one head trere for 8udebaker
& Co. , of South Bend , Ind. , and asv-
enty five hend ware for Mr. Bsnj.
Hirshey , of MnscaUne , Iowa , and
Mr Oultiertson , of Douglas county ,
Illinois. It is understood this last
lot was t ) be divided about equally
between the two latter gentlemen.
They consisted of balls , cows , heifers
and several young calves. Some of
the ccws weighed 1900 pounds each ;
and one of the bull * , two years old ,
weighed 1700 pounds. The importa
tion is said to be equal , if not supe
rior , to any importation ever made of
this kind of stock. And these men
appear to be going into business with
confidence of the outcome. It is
claimed that the Hereford ! are much
hardier than the short horns , and con
ecqueutly are better able to stand an
improve on the rough fare of the
plains. And it is uppo d that these
men intend breeding atock to supply
stockmen west and southwest.
Two Crops.
Some interesting experiments are
being made in Delaware and Ocnntati-
cat to obtain two crops a year of small
frniti. Tha N JW York market is
actually receiving a second crop of
raspberries from the former state to
day. Tw growers of Brldgeville ,
Dpi. , have for the put three years
successfully produced a second crop
from their bathes ; and on some days
during the put week thay have each
shipped as many as two hundred and
Bfty pints of theie berries. They
call it their second crop , but the
facts are that these two grow ri ,
from the first ripening of the rasp
berry , about the middle of Jun * until
the middla of September , only few
ripen at a time , and bttween the 15th
of September and frosts they ripen
with sufficient abundance to be
packed for market. The present
tenon hai bitn in some rsipects a
phenomenal season. The Syracuse
Journal states that in onn of the pub
lic parts of thftt city some of the
flowering shrubs are blossoming for
the second time. On Irving straet , it
says , there is now an apple tre in
blossom. In other places of the city
similar nnnsukl phenomena htvo been
observed.
A Gaeap and Dur&bl * Cistern.
Asierluucrlcnltnrtit. .
An abundance of rain water for
family nio , for the barn yard , and for
irrigation in tbo garden , is still the
crcat desideratum in our rural districts.
The great bar to this water supply i
the anticipated expense. It costs
money to excavate and lint the sides
of a cistern with brick and stone.
Most farm houses have no provision
for wishing except well water , drawn
with the bucket , and this often hard ,
and the yard and barn cellar are with
out any water for stock. A cistern
that will hold ,01 the water that falls
upon the house , or the barn , is
within reach of every thrifty farmer
and will pay for itself every
year in caving labor , and in the
health and comfort of the family , anc
in the care of the fsrm atock. A
neighbor ef ours , who is a gardner as
well is a farmer , built a cistern for
his greenhouse last year , and liked it
so well that he has built another this
fall for his faarn and garden. The
first item of expense was the labor of
excavating on the south side of barn ,
where the froct dues not penetrate
very deep The excavation is about
ten feet deep , ten feet in diameter at
the bottom , and twelve fest at the
top. The soil is gravelly loam at the
top , and compact gravel below. Bu !
sand , if it were compact enough not
to cave , would answer juit as well.
The sides of the cistern are
made ai even as possi
ble , and a wash of Portland
cement is applied with a broom to
the bottom and sides. This dries
very rapidly , aud four or five coat
ings will make a perfectly tight and
strong basin to hold all the Water thai
will ever fall Into it. Tne cost of ce
ment is very small , and the thin
crust , backed by the solid subsoil , is
just as good and durable as mason
work of brick or stone. For a cov
ering he used chestnut timber of one
foot in diameter , hewn upon ono
side , upon which chestnut planks
two Inches thick were laid. Two
leaders conduce the water from the
eaves of the barn into the cistern. A
man-hole was left on the top large
enough for the cleaning of the cistern ,
and for the insertion of the pump. The
plank was covered with about two feet
of earth , which is a sufficient pro
tection against frost in this latitude.
The ciuUrn will hold 8,000 gallons of
water , or more , and will furnish ac
abundant supply ot water for stock ,
end for irrigation in ordinary seasons.
The whole cost for labor , timber and
cement was about fifteen dollars.
Most farmers will furnish the neces
sary labor and lumbrr , and the only
money outlay would be tor the Port
land cement. This cement will hard
en under water , and become a * solid
as stone. It is entirely practicable for
almost any faimer to build a cistern
of the kind described , and to have a
> oed supply of water for his cattle
during the winter. Build a cistern.
A Lesson to Stage-Stract Girls.
A telegram from Richmond , led. ,
says : "A fine-looking girl of 16 ap-
) lied at police headquarters last night
'or shelter and breakfast To the
officer in charge she told a strange
story of her infatuation with the life
of n variety actress , aud whit cine
ot it. Her name is Oracle McB.-ide ,
and her parents are represented to bo
well to-do , respectable paople. About
hr-30 weeks ago she became despar
ately stage struck and cpplitd to May
Fiske , who wes showing her dizzy
blondes at Hamilton , for employment.
She had a splendid physique and a
pretty face , which wr.s all the quabfi-
catioEs required , and she was engager !
for the season. After appearing with
the troupe st three or four points
they struck Indianapolis , where ihe
was t ken sick. The Fiske woman
and her companions abandoned her ,
and turned her out ptnnilass. She
was taken to a public hoipital and
cared for until she was abJo to join
the company again , but It was gone ,
and some ono had robbed her of a
beautiful head of flaxen hair , which
had been her chief attraction , so that
she was useless on the stage. Begging
a few dollar ! of some charitable
women , she started home to her
sorrowing parents , and had got this
far when her money gave out. She
was furnished a bed , and the township
trustee gave her a ticket to Hamil
ton. "
Honesty the Best Policy.
Slidi Nick , s ya Tha Arkansas Ga
zette , was arraigned before a justice
of the peace on a charge of stealing a
calf.
calf."Are
"Are you guilty ! " asked the jus-
tice.
"Course I is'nt. I's ez innocent es
de d ribbon snow. "
Several wltnossea were examined ,
and the evidence was so conclusive
that the judge exclaimed :
"That will do. The prisoner is as
guilty as Judas. "
' I doesn't like that '
.Jedge , 'sprea-
/ion. I doesu' mine bein' called guil
ty , but doan' say dat I'se guilty as
Judas Soariut , case I'se allers been a
church member. Dat word Judas
grinds on my stomick , boss , or jedge ,
if jor pleases. I allers steers clear of
dat word. Bat now if yer wants me
ter splain dis situation , I ken do it.
Maylsplalnl"
"Go ahead. "
"S me time ago Mr. Jaokson , de
man what cnscs me so wrongful ,
borrowed a bridle from me. Tuther
day I axed him for hit an' when I cum
long home dat ebening' I seed a
bridle hangin * on de fenca. I tuck
hold ob de bridle reiui , flung dem
obtr my shoulder and started off. I
thought dot sumthia' pulled a little
hard at fust , an' I thought dot de
bridla had notch on a nail , bat bein'
so strong I didn * take much notioa ob
hit. When I got home and went in
ter de house , my wife asked , 'Nick ,
what yer dom' wld dot calf ? ' I looked
roun' an' dsr shooh nuff wuz a calf
hangin' enter de end of de bridle.
Dar wui a piece ob paw-paw bark
tied on to de herd stall an' de calf had
swallored hit. O&lves is monstrous
fon' ob paw-paw b rk. "
"Why was the calf fonnd cut npt"
aiked thejndge.
"Dat's what I'sgwine ter tell yr.
1 De thing suffered so , dat tar git hit
oaten hit * miner ? , I killed hit , tendin'
nixed caornin' ter carry d qn r ors
an' hide ter de owner. I dida * winter
be 'rested for crulty ter animal * . Is
all de facts plsin , jndgel"
"You ca go. "
"Thank yer , judge. Go home , did
yer say ? '
"No , to jail. "
Prof. Gnilmttte's French Kidney Padis manu
factured In ths cout try from Fr.nch f.imula ,
and is the jenuice. For fal by druggists.
Orpbi M. Ho-iffO , nl Battle CTik , Mich .
writes May 16.1S7S. "I upset a teakettle cf
bo ling kctwatsron my hand. Irfl'csinra vsry
leverisald. I applied Dr. Ibomis' Eo'ectdc
Oil , a d ta > e sre.it phasufe in anr.o-.ndnj to
yon thtt the effect wn to all y pain anl prevent
blistering. I W M ured In three daj i. Wj pnte
it very bighlj a * a family m d'cin * . "
An Honest Medicine .tree of Charge
Of all medicines advertised to cure
any affection of the Throat , Chest or
Lungs , ire know of none we can rec
ommend as highly as DE. KINO'S NKW
DISCOVERT for Consumption Coughs ,
Gelds , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fe
ver , Hoarseness , Tickling in the
Throat , loss of voice , etc. This med
icine does positively cure , and that
where everything ehe has failed. No
medicine can show one-half so many
positive and permanent cures as have
already been effected by this trul >
wonderful remedy. For Asthma io3
Bronchitis it is a perfect specific , cur
ing the rery worst cases in the short
est time possible. We say by al
means give it a trial. Tried bottles
free. Regular eize SI. 00. For sale by
8lly ( ) J. K. ISH , Omaha.
The most een-jble remedy , and tbo only life
lure and permanent cu > e fir all dts-ase ofthe
llver.b'ood and s'omach , Inclulmpb IIlous fevers ,
fever and axue , dumb auue , laundice , dy pep i- ,
Ac , is Prof. Guilmetle's French Lire Pads ,
which cures by ab o ptlon. Aat your drujjlst
f ir this noted cure , and take no o'.hcr , and
if be Lu not gt it or will not get it for you , send
jfl.50 to French Pad Co , To' 'o O. , a d ti y
willieod you ons po > t-paI3 nvrnun ! * mail.
Armo * sulre
The BEST SALVE in the trorld for
data , BrnlsM , Sovea , Ulcara , Salt
Rhenra , Fever Sorea , Totter , Chapp
ed Hands , Chilblains , Oorns , and all
dnds of Skin Krnptions. Thin Salve
\3 \ guaranteed to giro perfect aatiafao-
iiod in every aue or money re funded.
Price 35 cents per box. For sale by
8dly J. K. LSH Omnha.
J : 5 Years before t/tePublie.
TK5JQEMUIME
LIYEK PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy " for
all the ills that flesh is heir to. " but in
affections of the Liver , and in Al Bilioun
Complaints. Dyj ; isia , and Sick Head
ache , or diseases of thxt character , they
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No betrer cathartic c n be used pro-
laratory to , or after taking quinine. As
i * imple purgative they are unequalod.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has a red-war seal on the lid ,
vith the impreMion.McLANE'S LIVEIi
ILL. Each wrapper bears the signa-
urcs of 0. McLANE and FLIMIHQ Bsos.
® " Insist upon havin- the genuine
Ds. C. McLAXE'S LIVER PILLS , pra-
> ared b' "
FLESQNG BROS.rittgbnrgi , Pa. ,
he market being full of imitations of
, ha name MclMne , spslled differently ,
mt same pronunciation. _
mw TO CURB
CONSUMPTION , COUGHS ,
Colds , Asthma , Croup ,
All diseases of the Inroat , Lungs , and
Pulmonary Orprana.
USE ACCOllDINO TO DIRECTIONS
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.
UNLIKE PILLS
ANDTHZniUAL PURQ1TIVH3 , IS PLEAS
ANT TO TAK8 , An * nill prov * at once the most
potent and harmless SYSTEM REMOVATOR
nd CLEANSER that hM yet br-n b'ouihtto
public notice. For CONSTIPATION. BIUOU1.
IESS , UEADACHE , PILE * , and all disorders
ariBlng from an obstructed state of ti system ,
t is incomp rably the b it tn'ftriri extant.
Avoid imltatloni ; Insist on getting thi article
ailed for.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE is put np in
br Jied tin boxes only. Price CO etnts. Ask
yonrdrofflit for Descriptive FaxipbJit , or ai-
dr ss th * proprietor ,
j. E. HKTHEaraaToir ,
New York or Bu rnndsca.
Before Purchasing AST FOSM of 8Call d
ELECTRIC BELT ,
3and , or Appliance reprnented to cur * Nervous.
Chronic and Speela' Dn * i i , send to ths f 00
VEKMAOHJCBGALVANICOO , 613 ilontjomery
Ilreet , ban Tranciico , Cal. , for their Frc *
Pamphlet and "Tha Ktectrio RevUw , " aid yon
will sav * time , health and money. Th * P. 0.
Co. are the only daalers iu Oinutn * Zlectrlc Ap-
pllancu on tha Am < rican Continent.
PASSENGER ACOATBN ! LINE
OMAHA AND FORT OMAHA
Connects With Street Cars
Coruir of SADKDER3 and HAUILTO *
8TKEETS. ( End of Red Line as follows :
LEAVE OMAHA :
830 , " 8:17 and 11:19 a m .1:03,5:37 : andTSSp.ni.
LKAYE FORT OMAHA :
7:16 a m , , 9:45 : a. m. , and 11:46 p. m.
4-00 , 6:16 and 8:15 : p. m.
'Tha 8:17 : 1 , ra mnleavln < ouiaha , aad ths
4:00 p. m run , leaving Fort Omaha , ar * uroally
k did to full capacity with regular passengers.
The 6:1T a. m. rua will be made from tk post-
office , corner of Dode and 15th tnrehts.
Tickets can be procured from street e&rdriv.
en , or from drivers oi hacks.
FARE.250CNT3. INOLUDWO STBE GAB
. 0-U
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BELVEDERE
Star Wind Mill
MANUFACTURED BT
THOS , E , WILLIAMS ,
RED 0 IOYiA.
Corrwpondeoce solicited rcm those needlni a
lellable wind Vlll icnd fur circu'sr and prices
and > DV information ii regard to the 11 111 will b
cheerfully rnroisbed.
LlYE AOENTH WAN1ED.
REASOKS WHY YOU 8HOULD BUT THE
BELVIDERE
STAR WIND MILL ,
1st. It Is more eafo In a cale of wind , and In
'he moat sudden c arurea of the wind from any
direction , because the whetl Ijing flit on the
tower ii a' ay re-d with lu ed e to the wlail ,
tad allo ste vanetosltir ! c ir aroand , with
out uruing or ttilklag the wbe l
Sud. ItHirtriJ wh el hinnjr no moveab'e
Joints to wear out , nut or crea In tb * wini.
3rd. lee nor Jnt baa no effect on It.
Ith. It loiea le power from friction than
ottur Hilts.
Stb. Ihwlll run with leu win 1 than otker
Mill.
Mill.Sth. . It Is o icily r sulated so it will perform
any amount of work required lea tnan iti capac
ity.
ity.7th. . It bag no pnlllei , springs norslldlng heads
to reeie np In Winter.
Eth. It wl'l ' not pump whin out f fear.
Jth It ill well ind beavllv painted with thr
eoa' of the belt slnt the rmrke ; can afford.
10th. Itisapeifectielf-reKuIator atidwillUks
oart o ( itmlf in he vy chanfible wind itorms.
llth Itnymolrlcalforraij apeifcct omvoent
12th. Nerer bare bianl of any binwn doen ai
yet whan properly set np with a retaliating yane ,
ncr erer damaged in the lean by t : wiuii.
13th. They are of good material and
maile.
14th. All friar's tamed , boies bablted and all
nto siry parU uoubU natteJ.
16th. It i $ more iimple , more compact in con-
jtraetloa and tfmno r h- h r Hills
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
AND
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Rtliallc Sioux Oiiy Route I
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE 1
FromCOUTOLBLUFTSto
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMARCK ,
And all poiataln Northern Iowa , lllnneaota and
Dakota. TUi Una U equipped with the Im
proved Westlnjbousa Automatic Air Brakes and
UlUer Platform Coupler and Buffer. Andf or
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
iaunmrpaaod. Elegant Drawinfc Room and
JUepins Curi.owned and coatrolled by the com
DJkBT , run Through Tfithtut Change between
tJmlon Paclflo Transfir Depot , Council Bluff ? ,
and St. Paul. Trabis leave the Union Pacific
Transfer Depot at Council Bluffs , at 6:15 : p m. .
reaching Sioux City at 10:20 : p. m. , and St. Paul
at 11:05 a. m , making
N HOURS iw ADVANCE or
ANY OntKE ROOTB.
Retomin ? , leava St. Paul at 320 p. m. , ar-
rUy atBiouxCity at t-Ab a. m. , and Union
Paclle Transfer Depot , Council Bluttf , at 9:60 :
a. B. Be sure that yonr tickets read via "S. C.
4 P. B. B. " P.O. HILLS ,
Superintendent , i aaouri Valley , Iowa.
P. E. ROBINS03 , Aaj't QiD'l Faas. Agent.
J. H. O'BBTAS ,
and Patoencer Acent ,
Ooancll BluDs
a week in your own town , lernu n
outdtfree. Adiresi U & 1
HAKE NO MISTAKE !
MICA AXT.F. . . GREASE
Composed larjrily of powdered mica and ialnzlaai
is the belt anJt cheap it lubricator in iht world
It Is tte beat became ! t dots not ? im , but fomu
a highly pollihed snrtate over tbe axle , do Ins :
awy wtk | a lire * amount of fnrtlon. 't Is tbe
chiapest b eiuu von seed tue but half th *
quantity ID greuluj your wijon tbatyou woulJ
of any othsr axle gttut made , and then run
your a on twie * aslon ; . K answers equally
as w U for Hill Oearla ; , ThresSIng JIachinas ,
f5njjlii. ; tc .as for wajons-Ssud for Pocket
Cdoped ! of Thiuti Worin Knownf. Ualled
free to any ad 'rets
MICA MAMOFASTU'IHC CO. ,
81 MICHIGAN AVKNUE ,
CHICAGO.
Your Dealer For It
ortKVtf
Tarrant's Ssltzer Aperient ,
A sore for Irdijtrtlon frlghtful ,
A bubbling btvciaz * 'c'lihrral ' ;
A remtdy for every ailmrnt
O'tr whl : h tbe Billons make btwaflment.
A laxative , thonjch mild , iffeetive ,
A tonic , norvinsod corrective ;
An anodyne and suporlfic ,
A wonderful SALCTI * T3C1T o
K "bodrm ; etery rare Ingridleat
That mother Vaiur * ileemei exoedlsnt ,
With klanly liberal hau-i to flinj
Into th * famous ieluer Spring.
GO EAST
Chicago & ftorthwesten
2,380 i ilES GF HGAD
It la ths SHORT , SUKS aad Safe Route IJ-atwo5o
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CHIOA&QMILWAUKEE
and all potata KACT c < l NORTH.
IT OFFKH9 THE TKA.VEUNQ PUBLIC
aRKATEB FACULTIES AND MORK
ADVANTAGES TEAS ANT
OTHER SOAD IN
THB WEST.
It Is JL ONLY EOA D between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Ucuc icMch I run
PULLMAff HOTEL CAESi
In addition to thee nd to please all claasea o
tr Teere. It jit re MRST-OLASS MEALS at It
EATINO STATIONS at 5n centa each.
ITS TRACK IS
ITS COACHES Ai E THE FINEST !
ITS EQUIPWEHT FIRST CLASS
If > on wish the Be t Traveling Accommod
ttonsvou will boy your ticket by this Route
tS-AND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
All Ticket Agents can rrl ] von Through Tickets
via this road and Chrclc nsn l Bag
jaC- free ot Charge
OMAHA TICKET OFFICE ? 124 Farnham St. ,
Cor llth. and at Union Pacific Depot.
DENSER OFFICE Tn Tolonao Central and
Union Facile Ticket Office.
"JAN " FRANCISCO OF CE 2 Nsw Montgom
ery Street.
For Information , ( olden , oatps , etc. , not ob
tainable at Home Ticket Office , addresa anj
agent ot the Company , or
HCCHITT , W. H. STEHHITT ,
Oon'l Hanar , Gec.1 Para.
CHICAGO , ILL.
JASE3 T. CLARK ,
deal Act Omaha ft Council Staff * .
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars I
TBZIE
CHICAGO
gURLINGTOH & QUINCY
With Smooth acd Perfect Track , Elejant PM-
mier Ceachcg , and
PULLMAN SLEEP1HG & OIHINC CARS
_
t Is acknowledged by tbo fttst , aac U whc
travel aver It , u > bo the licit Apsoiztid ind
Best ITanaged Road In the Country.
PASSENGERS QOING BAST
Should oear in mind that thle U the
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points Eaat , Nertli a d Northwest.
P 33eneersb > this Route have choice of
FOUR DUTEEENT EOUTES ,
And tbe Advantage of Six Daily Llnei ot Palace
Sleeping Can from Chicngo to
Jew York City Without Change.
All ExpreM Trains on Oils line are equipped with
the WeetlnjhouttePatont Air Brakes and
Miller's Patent Sifo'y Platform and
Couplers , the most Perfect ° ro-
toctlon Against Acci
dents Iu the world.
ULtHAH PALACE SLEEP1HQ AHD DiNIHC CsRS
Are run on th Burlington Route.
Information conuernlnz Routes , Ra(39 , lime
cnnectlons , etc. , will be cheerfully siven b ;
iplylng at the oftco of tbe linrlington Koute ,
[ 8 Fonrteentn Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
.E. PERKINS. D W. HITCHCOCK.
Gen'l Manager. Gen. Wert'u Pasa. Ag't.
. O. PHILLIPPI. St. Je Uo.
General Agent , Omaha.
H P. DUEL ,
epG-dl Ticket Agent Onaha.
K.CJSLJOE&C.B.RR.J
la the only Direct Line to
ST. LOUIS AND TEE EAST
From OMAHA and the WS3T.
b cnange of CMS Between Uuinha as-i St. Lonla
and but one between Omaha and HVA York.
SEX DAILY PASaSNGER TRAINS
E110H1K9 AL2i
Eastern & Westein Cidcs
With leas charges and in advance of ether lines.
This entire line Is equipped with Pnllinan's
Palace SI coping Oars , Palaos D y Coach-
c4MUlor > B S&ftty PlaUorm and
Coupler and the celebrated
Wsrtlnghouee Air-Brake.
THAT YOUR TICKET READS'm
49-Vla Kansas City , St. Joseph
iarConnctlBlnffgH.R. ,
Tickets for sale at all coupon stations In the
West.
. J. BARNARD , A. C. DAWES ,
Oen'l Supt. . Qenl Fas. Ii Tlckat A t
Bt. Jfwenn , Ho St. Jowph , Mo ,
W 0. 8EACHKJUST , Ticket Ajn. ,
1' M Famhaa.i Street ,
ANDYBORDEff , A. B. BARNARD ,
Fasa. Agent , Omaha. Oen'rl Acent , Omaha.
WROUGHT IRON FENCES.
Wire Fendnjrand RaUInz Speciality. !
Their * beauty , pflnnanince and economy '
dally working the eitlnrtlon ot all fencln ? '
ehasp miterial. " " * -
Elrgant In do riirn. Indtstrcctlbls" " "
Fences for Lawns , Public Oronnds and Cuae
Ury Plata.
Iron Vaxw , Lawn Settees , canopied and of
mtie pittemi ; Chain an > l every description of
Iron nd Wire ornamental work dosltmed acil
manufactured bv B T. BARNUM'S Wire and
Jrcn W rk , 57 , 29 wl 31 Woodward Ave , De
troit , Mich. 8eod'i'"B'Mt < 4 atalogn * anil
pttoe list. Kpjj
EZIDNEGBN is highly recommended and unsurpassed for Weaker
or Foul Kidneys , Dropsy , Slight's Disease , Loss of Energy ,
Nervous Debility , or any Obstructions Bnsine from Kidney .or
Bladder Diseases. Also for Yellow Fever Blood and K
Poisoning1 , in infected , malarial sections.
the dhtllUtlon of a FOREST LEAF with JUNIPER BERRIFS and PARLEY MALT w bavs
discovered KIDNEOFN.wblch acts * peifloillv on the Kidneys and Urinary Organs , rmfvln * injurious
drpoiita forme-1 in the bladder and pr ventincany striinlLC smarting cn < atlcn hr t or Irritation
In the mcmbrsn-msli ing of tha ducts or water p-jiuze It exclt. u < ltliy Action lu tbe Kidneys
sivin ; Jhtm itr-m-th , vlj-or and rostorin theao organs to a heallhy condition , showinj : Its effects
on both tha col jr and ea < y flow of urine. It can lie taken at 11 time * , m all cllautoa and under * I
circumstances without Injury to the s > < tem. U alike any other preparation furKi.lner Ifficultis *
It has a very ple-uant an I ateebl * Usie and flavor It tur teen d Blcult tu n. le a preparation
contalblns ; pcijuive nlure'ic properties which will not nauseate , but r scceptable ta the st < teach
Before taking any Liver mtdi ino.try abof' of KID.Vk.OICN to CLEa > bV : tha KIDNEY * from
foul nwtter Try It an I yjii wi'l alwys u l t as a f.mily medicmo. LadUs especially will Ilka It
and Gentlemen willSi d KIDNTGE.V the b 3t KUney T > ulc fvt-r ned !
NO I ICC Kach botl'e Vare th * surnitnre of LAWRENCE i MARTIN , a'soa Proprietary Govetn
ment Stamp , which permits KIDNEOEN to be sold ( without license ) far 2rcjr I U , Grocers * nd
Othsr Persons everywhere.
Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use.
Ifnot foundat your Dru rUtj or Qrocera , we will jeudabottle prepaid to the nearest exptsst
office to yon
LAWRENCE & MARTIN Ills.
, Proprietors , Chicago , .
Sold by DKUGGISTS , GEOOEES and DEALEBS everywher.
Wholesale aenti in Omaha , BTEILE , JOHNSON & CO. , will supply th * trad * at aannftttot
irices.
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED V/ITH THE CFOQRAPHY Of fHI COUNTRT.k-J
SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP , THAT THIT
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. B.
LS TIIE GREAT ( XmECTKfl LINK BETWEEN T1IE EAST * THE
Its main line runs from Cnicaso JQ Council Dining Cart for eatlnir pnrp"e3only.
llnffa. paaxlna thronso JolJet , Ottawa. La hille , frput r ntsr of cur Palace Can Is s > L
3enesoo , Mollno. Hoc Uland. Uavenport. We t SALOON irnsreyon can ujoy TOUT "
.ibertr. Iowa Citr.ljaranco , Brooklrn. Urlnacil , at all hears of the day.
l > ea Molne.i ( the capital of Iowa ) , Siaart , Atlaj- itnanincent Iron UrfdifM span
Ic , and Arooa : wltb braocba * from Barcaa ammiuourl rivers at ill points croaaeil
unttlon to I'eorta : Wilton Junction to Mtisca- line , anil transfers are avoided at Count * _
Ite. WajhlnFton. Falrfleld. idea , Uelknsp Kantns City. Lcnvenwonh , srxl Atcnlsosi
/entfeTille , 1'rlcctton. Trentoo , viaJlaMn. Caiae- nectlon * boincmiule In Union Depots.
nn. Leavenworth. Atchteon , acd Konnaa City ; TUB PKIltCirAli R. K. OUNNKCT * ,
IVaahlnnton to Slfinumoy. OBkalocia , and Knoz- T1IIS UltEAT TilKOUUU iONB A.
rUl ; Kooknk to Famlnston. UonapATta , Bea- FOLLOWS :
xraenort. Independent. Mdon. Cttunwa , At CHICAGO , wuh all osttsm Un * 'U
nil0OskalXMa.Pela.Minroe.and ! Desliolnear Ba t and South. .
fewton to Monroe : AiENf.iiwoou. wttai ? UAM.8. * r * * '
Vlnterset ; Atlantic to Lewis scJAndatxon ; aal
A.'oca to Barlan. TSU la po ttlT8lr U > 9 only At WjusnufOTuv nnoKra. wrtn K. U i tAt
tallroad. which owna , and operates t rooiia
Una from Chicago Into tte State of Kansas. At LA SALLS. w r. j ill. ( Vnt. p. R.
Thronah Express P sec er Train * , wlta P ll- At VOSIA.wUh l . K * J.r H.U.4E. , t
con i"alac ( . tirs attached , are run each war dally W. : Ill MkL ; and T. 1 . A W. Kds.
Between CUICARO and Pxoata. KANSAS Cmr. At IkKK ULAXn with "Mllnankee A s -
XXIHCII , liLDrrs. USATS.TWORTK cad Aicni- ' '
j.v. Tlironsb cars ro alto run oetvsea M Atl AVX ? ouT.'wlt5'tli 0Dav nport OirV--
as < uiit Knniss cur. vt& tte .
tocklalant ! SUe . Llnp. " AfWlSTLrDSRTT. with UW B C-R. *
Tbe - Grant W < k Island" Is ASUHIXHKIJ. TtthOntrnllowaU.il.
"quipped. Usroadbedlsfl AtDm UOIXVJ. with I ) M.iK D K.A
track Is laid with steel rails. At Council. liLUrrs. wltb Union Pncifl *
What will please you mo t will to the cea ar At OHAOA. TltQ U. A Mo. It. 1C H. tu
f aaloylnc vour maaln. wnlla paulna over UM . . ,
) Cintlfal prairies of Illinois and Iowa. In oca of At OTTUMWA. wito Central lo
nr maznlRcent UinlnaCars that accompany til K. L. A P t. and U. K 4 U. tt. Bda.
hrouEu EiptK-a Tnlns. Yon cet nn entlrv At K30K0K. witt TotPoo. . & War.
noai. as good us Is served In uny flrstclasa hoMI , Loan tt Paa. and Bt. U. Keo. A n.W. .
orseventy-Uvo caou. At CAMIBOI . wttU 11. 8t J.H. K.
J ppreclatin ? the fact that B majority of th
txip3 ! prefer separata apartments forcla'erant . . . .
nrposes ( and tha Immense pns incer ! business At tcATiirwoKtn. wttft KJS. VK-
f this line warrnnttne U ) . we art * pleased to an Cem.K.tUa ,
cnnca thst tills Company runs 1'ullimi
C'criforaleepiiis purposet , tn& PZu4 tail tkrathwwt.
PDT.I.lf AX rA .ACE OAKS r rn7i throneh to MO * *
corNCMi uiiUprs. ICAASA. * crrr , ATCHISU.V < u > d
Ticket * vlu tbU Line , kuo\rn w the "Cr ut Koelc lalaarf KMit * , " r > t
Ul Tlct-et IgeHt * In the Unlt d NUttei sold Vanttn.
I'op Infb-aiutlon not obtnlnabla t jrourtuuaa ticket office , sufctitaa.
A. . XaMBALL. . EL ST. JOHJN ,
Ocri'l HuparLnUcdemt. Oaa'l TU. * OH I
ATHERS
And Everything pertaining to tha Furniture
"Upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT
.P month sat 1208 and 10 !
31. E. ISON ,
GcDcral Insurance
i-C. .f Lon
don , Cash Axsots . _ . t5.107.lil
WESTCHESTEK. S. Y. . Capital - . l.OOO.WJ
THE MEECnAMS , of Newark. y.J. , l.OM.OO
OIRARfi nRHPhiladelpli1aCipltal. . l.OOi.OOU
NORTHWESTERN NATIONALCap-
Ital . BOC.W
FIREMEN'S FUND , CalifornU . 800 , 'O
ItltlTISa AMERICA ASSURAKCKCo I , ° 00OCO
NEM A T.K FIRR I5S. CO. , Afaets. . . . gflO.OCO
AMERICA ? CENTRAL , AMets . 5COtOO
S ut Car. ot Fifteenth & Doujlw St.
OMAHA. MSB.
HAMBURG AMERIC N PACKET CO.'S
Weekly Line oi Steamships
Leaving New York Every Thursday at 2 p. m.
For
England , France and Germany.
For Pa ag9 apply to
G. B. RICHARD & CO. ,
Pa sengei Agent * ,
Broadway. New York
* weeV. J12i day at Homo enlly mvle ; aih
oatflt f ran Add reM Tru * St Co.PortlnJ.M s.
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