REWNTS OF THE OLD YEAR.
After a mot t-xtraordinary trade in Dress Goods ,
caused by the wondorfuHy low prices at which we were
able to offer them late in the season , We have now an
unusually large stock of
These Goods are now laid out and are marked dewless
less than cost , making the most
SPLENDID BARGAIN
ever offered in Omaha , and the Goods are in such
quantity that there is really a splendid selection.
Remember the first choice is worth something ,
kr -
Our new Cedar Blanket Binus are now full of every
discription of Blankets , many of them bought recently
at very low figures , and the other stock marked down
to match them , Making the cheapest and best assort
ed lot ever offered here.
Also a light comforts just arrived as good value if not t
better than the best ,
Now that the rush of the Holiday trade is over , we
desire to call special attention to the Greatest Bargain
we have ever offered , being a most beautiful line of
SATDF FINISHED DOUBLE DAMASK , TABLE
CLOTHS AND NAPKINS TO MATCH.
c
These Goods are the samples of a large Belfast Linen
Manufactory , which we purchased on such terms that
we can offer them at 33 per cent less than regular
goods. There is nothing whatever the matter with
these goods except that some are slightly soiled at the
folds , which of course , comes off with the first washing.
This is a splendid chance to obtain most beautiful and
rich Table Cloths at the price of ordinary goods.
$ fio. . $ Go ,
CHARLES POWELL ,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Comer 16th and
Farnham fitt. . Omaha Neb.
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aANTA GLAUS FOUND
\ Greatest Discovery of tne Acrft.
Wonderful dlscoTorl ln the worldhart been made
Among other things where Santa Clao * stayed
Children oft ask U he makee eood or not ,
H really be Brea In a mountain of ( now.
Last ytmr an excursion nailed clear to tbe Pole
And mddenly dropped Into what Beemedllkeikholo Le
Where wonder of wonden they found a new land. 11
While fairy-like belnp-s appeared on each hand.
There were mocntalni like ourt , with more
beautiful preen ,
And far ottrhter iklea than erer were Been , :
Bird * with tbo haea ol a rainbow wore found ,
'While flowers ot exqutftte fragrance were grow .
Ing aronnd.
Not lone were they left to wonder In doub (
A being * eon came thx ; had heard mnch aboot ,
Twat Santa Clans' self and thbthey all sty ,
3eloked like the picture r caee erery day.
He drore np a team that looked rerrqneer ,
TWM a team ol craashoppera Instead of reindeer.
He rode In a aholl Instead of aeJelzb ,
Bit be took them on bowl and drove them
way.
He tbowed them all over hli wonderful realm ,
Aad factories making goods for women aad men Kali
Furriers were working on hats great and ( mall.
To Bunco' * ther * * Sd they were tending them all
Kris Klngle , the Qlore Miker.toldtbcm at once ,
All our Glores wo are s ending to Bnnce , To
Banta showed them tuspenders and many thlnff
more.
Saying I else took these to friend Boca's start ,
fianta Clans then whispered a secret he'd teU ,
As In Omaha every one knew Bnncu well ,
He therefore shotud tend his roods to his can ,
Knowing his friends will cet their full soar * . It
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AN ARIZONA WONDER.
CATE IS rOX SANTA RITA
MOUNTAINS.
Tucson Citizen.
For several years the 'existence ol
a curious cave near Greaterville has
been known to the miners of the
vicinlty. but the difficulty of thorough
exploration has deterred many from
visiting it , and half , its wonderful ex
tent Is as yet' ' unknown. From P. J.
Coyne , a well-known and reliable
prospector , who is in this city , in
company with Mr. Johnson , a Citizen
reporter ibis morning gathered seme
interesting facts regarding the cave ,
the Besnlt of a partial exploration.
The aave , whiah is known to the
miners u the Aztec , ia located about
four miles south of the Greatorvillo
placers , In a limestone ridge. Quite
recently a party or miners , number
ing eight ot ten , including Mr. Coyne
determined to dlecover if possible
the extent and resources of the
cave and provided themselves with
ropes , candles , and other necessities.
They explosed seventeen rooms in all ,
the corridor * and approaches to which
extend for nearly a mile from the
entrance. They experienced great
difficulty , as their progress xvas frequently
quontly interrupted by abrupt breaks
the rapidly used up the available
supply of ropea. The cave has two
entrances , which lead into an oval
cavity , hence a corridor leads into a
large room , and thence into a still
larger. In from the latter are two
smaller cavities , and these comprise
the extent of former explorations. In
them have been found at various
times in the past relics of Indian occu *
patlonincluding arrows and skeletons ,
In one place several Indian skeletons
were found in a depression in the floor
of the cave , evidently fashioned
by human hands. This latter room is
described as beingofmarvelour beauty.
It is irregular in shape , and is fnll of
all the various forms which the action
of lime has the power to create. In
one of theae rooms is a group of al
most perfect statuary. It consists of
largo block of limestone in the
ahape of a man , woman-and child ,
the man being in the centre. r.u also
having the closest ; csemblanco to
humanity. Taa head is especially
likq inat of a man , having the feat
urea almost distinct and surmounted
by a hat A short distance away
from the group in the flickering
candle-light the illusion ia said to be
absolutely perfect. At this point the
oae discloses the strange feature of
being two-storied , to reach the lower
rooms of which it was nee1
essary to descend by means oi
ropea. Here the extent of the old
explorations cease , and the hdventur
era had to bo careful lest acme new
and strange feature of the cave cause
them trouble. In ono of a group of
three lower rooms waa found a huga
stalagmite , which was instinctively $
called Pompey's Pillar. It ia three
fret in diameter at the base , and les
sens gracefully in size to the roof of
the cave , thirty feet high. This ia
probably GOO feet below the surface.
From the rooms last mentioned a corridor
rider leads to a very largo and irregu
lar cavity , and from this small corridors
riders lead to very beautiful rooms ,
which were given the names of dif
ferent members of the exploring par
ty. Tha one named for Mr. Coyno is
the largest in the cave. Fro'm
what was namcd _ "Halo's Room" the on
party followed "a steeply-inclined do
tunnel seventy-five or eighty feet
long , which terminated in a large
abyss sixty or seventy feet in diame
ter. After lowering one oftho _ party
down the perpendicular sides from
tu mouth or trie tunnel as far aa
the remaining ropa would permit
about seventy feet ) , and failing to
tind' bottom , the explorers named it
the "Bottomleca ' Pit , " and retraced
their steps to the surface , rcsolvincr to all
return at some future time and see
"whi there was in it. " The explora for
tion of the "Pit" will reveal some ear
strange features , as there must be
Borne outlet to the open air at the thy.
bottom. Mr. Coyne stating that ,
while the air wag oppressive and stale
a number i of the remoter rcceesea of
the cave , the atmosphere In the "Pit"
waa fresh and good.
dart
Advice to a Young Han. bull
BurdeM3 . jut
M3 son , it may be that as you He
grow older you will be seized with an he
ambition , to serve your country in and
the hslls of congress. To this end ,
you should begin now to acquire that
polish and easy eloquence of lan us
guage which will enable you to shine
debate. Head the daily papers
and thus familiarize yourself with the be
language and manners of the Ameri
legislator. Cut out the official &
report of the great financial debate pent
between the Hon. Mr. Cleaver and the
Hon. Mr. Snark , that it may be to
you a text-book upon monetary reach
matten :
The Hon. Mr. Cleaver "In pre that
senting this bill for the issue of 400- ,
000,000 copper dollars per diem , Mr.
Speaker _ , , I am moved to eay "
The Hon. Mr. Snark "The honorable sort
orabl gentleman is a dirty liar and hia
dassent take it np. " "
The Hon. Mr Cleaver "Sir , Mr. itor.
Speaker , if the honorable gentleman "
doesn't > take that back in two shakes
a sheep's tail I will kick the ever foot
lasting stuffing right out of him. "
TheSpeaker "Thegentlemanmust "
careful : , in the heat of debate , not liar
, overstep the bounda of courtesy "
parliamentary usage. " much
The ( Hon. Mr. Snark "The gen to a
tlema is & lop-e&red son of a gun his
a wooden shoe county , and ho
' whip one aide of me. " can
The Hon. Mr. Cleaver "Will the Georgia
.ontleman step out from behind his
and ) put np his mauleys ? Dance Heloiao
mi , you sucker , I only weigh a that
pound. " verses
TheHon < Mr. SnarkTH alap your
, , dirty mouth , you venomous old to
. "
The Hon. Mr. Cleaver "Aw-w ,
up , skinny ; what are you giving
The Hon. Mr. Groans , of Texas The
his eye ! Hit him in the
. "
1st
Other honorable gentlemen , -from Turk.
states , "smear him one ! 2d
him one on tbo paste-horn for 3d
! Smash him in the snoot. " .
F.Cady.
Th Hon. Can Mr. Handle , the 4th
, mildly "Tho honorable 5th
gentlemen will please keep within 0.
" bounds of parliamentary cour 6th
.
7th
Hon. Mr. Cleaver , jumping up 8th
the air and cracking his heels to 9th
"Whoop ! I kin chaw up 10th
carry out any son of a thief be llth
Chicago and Cairo ! If you 12th
believe it , smell of my boots ! " 13th
Hon. Mr. Snark "Hold me 14th
, somebody ! I'm the bad man loth
a river district , and I eat raw 16th
! Where do you want to be 17th
first ? "
Price.
just here , the police , on their 18th
to close a disorderly house in the 19th
neighborhood , stepped in and closed 20th
debate.
21st
From this page of congressional 22d
' , my son , you can see how to 23d
direct'your reading in order to acquire 24th
sufficient knowledge of financial 25th
to participate in a debate on 26th
funding bill. It may be a grand
to go to congress. I.wont | dis- First
you , jay dear boy , If your Hecock
leans in that direction. fel ,
BO long as you have an alter
open , so-long as you can get s H.
situation aa chambermaid Third
livery stable or clerk on a Silver
I wouldn't advise yon to set
heart on congress. The AmeriCarma
can people really do not have very
much respect for congress , as a body.
They are always sorry to see it in fces-
sion. They are always glad when it
adjourns. Individually , the memry
bera of congress are , I believe , good
citizens , good neighbors , good men.
But for a lot of good raw material ,
my boy , they can mnke the meanest
aggregate when they got together.
Don't worry about going to congress ,
Telemachus. Go to the mines , or
join the minstrels. Your parents will
think more of vou.
THE SAGACITY OF ANIMALS.
A STKIFED BiSS THAT IS ONE OF THE
Brooklyn Eagle.
"I see an item in one of the papers
abont a dog down In Georgia that stole
a nickel and bought some meat. I
like stories about animals , because I
have some very sagacious animals my
self. Did you ever hear about that
striped basa of mine ? I got him two
years ago up in Pennsylvania. He's
the most sagacious-xosa in this world. "
"Don't Iknow'hlm "
think , replied
the city editor , to whom this question
was addressed. "It he particularly
"
smart ?
"He done a thing recently that
made some talk In out neighborhood.
We had company for supper ene night ,
and the cat stole the meat while my
wite wasn't looking. Took it right off
the stove. What do you suppose that
fish did ? He just flopped out of his
tub and crawled into that pan , and
began to cook himself ! He didn't '
propose to have anybody go away from
my honse hungry. My wife snatched
him out of the pan and slung him
back into the water. Ten minutes
afterward she fonnd him trying to
scale himself with a piece of tin.
Fact. And she had to send for some
more meat before he'd let up. ' Hb'a a
knowing one , thai bass. A couple ol
weeks ago ho had a row with the ser
vaht girl. It was her place to feed
him with spiders , and she forgot him
for two days. Ho didn't say much ,
but the third day he began to rare
around and tear thing ? . How do you
think he got even with that girl ? "
"Haven't the remotest idea , " said
the chief editon
"Why , he just went and hid some
spoons in her trunk. We missed 'em
searched her room and discharged her
without a character. The way we
found it out was hia trying to play
the same dodge on my wife for not
allowing him to sleep In the tea
kettle during the cold snap. It takes
the whole family to get ahead of that
fish. * Yesterday the water froze ntif
in his tub , and he put up a danger
signal and waa skating around it on
his tail and trying to fall in when we
found him. I broke the ice for bin :
and that night ho sent mo a bill for
$18 , because the sudden thaw had re
duced hia stock and ho felt he must
raise the prico. i gave a dollar for
him , and cheap he-was. "
"As I thould say , " conceded the
city editor.
"Ho's a rcmark-tblo bass. One
night , not long ago , I heard the
dcrndest row you ever seen. Went W
down atnirs , and there ho waa , sitting
on the aide oi a tub , and a class of A.
cockroaches was reading. 'It is a
mail. Who ia fho ma.ii ? Haa ho a
boil on his chiu ? Ho has two boils
his chin. What shall thn man
? Shell wo wipe off his ohio ? Thu
man shall wipe off his chin. ' That
fiah had got hard up and started a
night school , and wss making $20 n
month. Of conrso , I had to bust D.
that conldn't stand the noise. Would
you like to publish something about
him ? His name is Abelnard and
Heloiao , " ler.
"What do you call him that for ? "
" 'Cause he likes it , and 'cause he's W.
braiua and affection. When I was
sick a month ago ho took my medicine
mo , and when my son froze hi *
that fish vcnf around with hia
head bandaged up , just out of sympa
. Wo made him a nice Christinas ed
present , now , you bet. "
"What WAS it ? " inquired the city h
editor.
tied
"A rat trap. "
"What does he do with a rat trap ? "
"He sets it and plays mouse. He'll
into that trap and holler like a
till some one lots him out. You sure
; reckon ho has fun to himself.
broke i he trap the other day , but &o
ididn't notice it. So be went in which
sat there for forty-eight hours , for if he
waiting for tbe spring to catch him. " J1.50
"Can't yon bring him down and let will
see him ? " asked the city editor.
"Well , not exactly , " stammered the
stranger. "He's busy now and will
the remainder of the winter. Ha's
getting up plans for a Panama ship
c&nal. Hia idea ia to put the sea ser
right across the isthmus and run
ships down his throat. He's got
swallow , you know , and when they are
the Pacific side he cuts open the all
serpent and they sail out. Besides aflectii
, he's lame. " Coinpl
"Hurt himself ? " ache
'Yes. Yesterday morning ha i was stand
walking around in the yard , taking a
of siesta , and he fell , and sprained
kneo. "
"His what ? " demanded the city ed a
itor."His
"His fin , " said the stranger , cor
recting himself. "Ho Ml over a ten- with
fence and came down on hia PILL.
thumb. " tures
"Do you know you're an awful
? " asked the city editor. DR.
"No , I ain't. Haven't I got as pared
right to n fieh a ? a Georgia man
dogAin't / my fiah as smart aa the
pup ? Besides , my fi h has got the
bunions and the epring-hslt , and he but
lick any dernod dog in theatateof
; now , you hear me,1' and the
proprietor of the Abelhard and
marched away , offering to bet
his fish could repeat more bible All
than any cur outside of a Pres
byterian orphan asylam for a hundred
tirenty , money up.
NEBRASKA LEQISLCTitE.
The Senate.
official list of senators in the
legislature of Nebraska is aa follows :
Distrbt R. A. Wherry , W.W.
.
District William Daily.
District 0. H. Van Wyck , H.
.
District-0. K. Teft.
District G. W. DOANH. JNO.
HOTVE.
District J. 0. Meyers. Is
District S , B. Taylor.
District J. F. Bums.
District John Zuhruog.
District Isaac Powers.
District B. K. Smith.
District J. W. Parkins.
District W. JR. Morse. For
District M. K. Turner.
District A. J. Evans.
District E. 0. White. structed
District 0. H. Gore , C. W. Ladles
. tatlng
Diatrict J. R. Ervin. dallj
District E. B. Harrington. In nil
Diatrict H. M. Weeks. dnces cathartic
District Tuos. GRAHAM. entirely
District Martin Barnes. to them.
District J. B. Dinsmore. Price
District 0. B. Coon. SOLD
District Sidney Baker.
District Henry Snyder. C. F.
HOUSE OF KEPP.E1CA-TATIVES.
District Richardson , P. S. Before
, J. R. Dowty , John Kloep.
Ohaj. Cole , rep.
Second Pawnee , J. L. L'nn , A. Band ,
Jackson .
, rep. Chronic
Gage , Elijah Filley , H. H.
Stree .
, rep. :
Pamphlet
will gara
I Co. are
pllancej
Fifth Nemaha , Chnrch Howe , T.
L. Schick , M. B. Raymen , rep.
fcesSix Otoe , Nelse OverJon , F.
T. Kansom , J. 0. Moore , J. M. Par
ry , rep.
Seventh Lancaster , N. C. Abbott.
C. 0. Whedon , N. T. McOlun , K. B.
Graham , rep.
Eighth ! Sannders , H. H. Shedd ,
Benjamin Johnson , J. E. Scott , rep.
Ninth Oass , R. B. Windham , Jtw ,
Hall , H. D. Root , rep.
Tenth Sarpy , Amos Gates , dern.
Eleventh Douglw , W. J. Broatch ,
H. Bolin. J. H. Kyner , P. M. Mul
len ' E M. Bartlett , S. K. Jackson ,
rep. ; W , A. Pfistoa , J. A. McShane ,
dem.Twelfth
Twelfth Dodge , Wm. Fried , J. R.
Cantli , rep.
Thirteenth Wa3hingtonH.Sprick ,
J.B.Fon Baily , rep.
Fourteenth Bnrt , J , C. Laughin.Th8
rep.
Fifteenth Ouming , A. Peterson ,
rep.T. ; BI Transe , dem.
Sixteenth Dakota , Joe Holrnan ,
dem.
Seventeenth A. S. Palmer , rep.
Eighteenth Jefferson , 0. P. SIo-
cumb , rep.
Nineteenth Thayer , | E. BL Cor-
roll , rep.
Twentieth Nuckolls , J. M. Cook ,
rep.
rep.Twentyfirst Webster , H.S.Kaley ,
rep.
Twenty-second 4 dams , C. R.
Jones , rep.
Twenty-third Clay , J. H. Case ,
rep.J
Twenty fourth Filhnore , N. S.
Babcock , rep.
Twenty-fifth Saline , W. H. Kemp-
ton , H. McDougal , rep. ; S. J. Her
man , dem.
Twenty-skth Seward , H. P. King ,
rep. ; Henry BIck , fuelon.
Twentj-seventn York , Albert
Wilson , , S. V. Moore , rep.
Twenty-eighth Hamilton , John
Helmes , rep.
Twenty-ninth Hall , Fred. A.
Sears , rep.
Thirtieth Buffalo , S. 0. Ayer , rep.
Thirty-first Lincoln , J. C. Watts ,
dem.
Thirty-second Harlan , Geo. 0.
Reed , rep.
Thirty-third Howard and Greoley ,
J.IF. Frederick , rep.
Thirty-fourth-Merrick , C. HostetThat
ter , rep.
Thirty-fifth Polk , John H. Mickey ,
rep.
rep.Thirtysixth Butler , T. Jensen ,
Thirty-seventh Cottar , A. W.
Walling , rep.
Thirty-eighth Platte , Geo. 0.
Lehman , dem.
Thirty - ninth Madison , C. C.
Wyatt , rep.
Fortieth Cedar , Wm. Potter , rep.
Fortyfirst Bart and Dodge , J. A.
Sill , rep.
Forty-second Stanton , Wayne and
Pierce , C. L. Lamb , rep.
Forty-third Knux and Holt , and
unorganized territory , W. H. McClure ,
rep.
rep.Forfy fourth Antelope , W. W.
Putney , rt-p.
For ty fifth Boone , Valley , Sherman -
man , and minimized territory , G.
, Brown , rep.
Foriy-flixth Dawson and Frontier ,
. S. BJJ ! * in , rep.
Forty-seventh Franklin and Kear
ney , H. C. Wulls , rep.
Forty-eight Furnas , Phelpa , and
Gospcr , R W. Monfgomcry , rep.
Forty-ninth Cheyenne , Keith , .
Dundy , Chase , Hitchcock , Eled Wil
low , and tinorgan'zed territory , con
test between R. B Daily , rep. ; and
. Carrisan , dom. t
Fift'oth Ojsa and Saunder * , J , B.
McKinnon , rep.
Fifty-first Pistte , Colfax and But
. J. C. Roberts , rep.
Fifty second Filmore and Clay ,
. D. Gray , rep.
Arnica Salve .
The UEST SALVE In the world f oi
Oats , Bruluoa , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
Rhenm , Fever Sores , Totter , Chapp
Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
guaranteed to gh'o perfect satiafac-
In every case or money re funded ,
Price 25 cants per box. For sale by
8dly J. K. TSH Omaha.
The most sensible nmedy , ana the only safe
and permanent cure for all diseases of the
Uverbloou and stomach , inclu Itnghilllouafercrp ,
fererand asue , dumb ai ie , Jaundice , dyipepai > ,
, is Prof. Gtulniettc's French Liver I'ads ,
cures by absorption. Astt jour druj ist
this noted cure , and tnko no other , and
has not gat it or will not get It for \ ou , send
to French Pad Ck > , Toledo , 0. , and they
send you one post-paid br return mall.
5 YearsJte/ore tnePiiblie *
THE GEMOaME
* " ' '
>
BE . C. McLANE'S
LIYEE ] PILLS sy thi ,
and
not recommended as a remedy "for
the ills that flesh is heir to , " but in
affections of the Liver , and in all Bilious
Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head It
, or diseases of that character , they
without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER. npon
Xo better cathartic can be used pre
paratory to , or after taking quinine. As
simple purgative they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. How
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has a red-vox seal on the lid ,
the impression.McL ANE'S LIVER
. Each wrapper bears the signa
of C. JIcLANE and FLEMING BEOS. tlono
&f Insist upon having the genuine 0
C. McLANE'S and
LIVEli PILLS
, pre
Sarah
b"
FLEMING BROS. , Pittsburgh , Ta. , countv
market being full of imitations of moi said
name JfeTMiie , spelled differently , 5
same cronunciation. tible.l
rojal .
mw TO CURE knlus
CONSUMPTION COUGHS Silt .
, , I. ins
Colds , Asthma , Croup , waah chow
diseases of the Throat , Imnga.ana Vnrlou
Pulmonary Onrans.T nnsaid
goods
USE ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS day
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM. street cond
Preparedfrom t , ' ' ] 11 tropical
fruit * \J andpIiaU.
the Best and Most
Agreeable Preparation
in the World Their
Constipation , Biliousness , cheap dilly
Headache , Torpid I-Iver , Hern *
orrboIdB , Indisposition , and all
Disorders arlslnsr from an ob
state or tbe system. tery Iron
and children , and ihose tvbo dlsllka nutic
pllla and nauseous medicines , areespc- Iron
pleaf d with tfj agreeable qualities.
TROP1FP.UIT LAXATIVE may be ns l fron
cases that need the aid of a fmrKatlve. troit ,
, orftperlentmedldne. andwhlleltpro- price
thp sameresnlt as the agents named. It Is
free from the usual objections common
. F cke < llB bronzed tin box" only.
25 cts. Large boxes 6oc.
Be
BYALLFIRST-CLASSDRUGGISTS. names
Insurance
Goo'mtn , HliolenleAptnti , Om ha.lfelt. "The
p > tiv.
Purchasing AST FOR * of So-Called formed
ELECTRIC BELT , shall any azainst '
or Appliance represented to euro Kerrons , principal
and Specla' Di5e-jei , eend to the PUL at
VEKMACnERaALVAJIICCO , 613Montgomery
San FranciKo , Col. , for their Free
and "Th Electric BetJew , " and you
time , health and money. The P. a. '
the only dealers in Oennino Electric Ap1 1
on the Arasricsn CoaVM'3r. . \
TEE OOLOBADO
BUSINESS COLLEGE
ThUlnitilutlan , located st Denver , Cooido ! ,
the Education * ] and Commercial center of tb *
West , Is pre-eminently the best and m t practi
ce ! of Iti kind for the
MERCANTILE TRAINING
or
Young Men and Ladies.
Q. W. FOSTER , Preoldont ,
D. W. OADY , Secretsjy ,
The moat ertefislre , thorough cad complete
nstltntlon of ths kind la ( lie world. Thousands
of accountants and Business men. In the prin
cipal cities and towna of the United States , ewe
their success to our course cf training. 5
The Eicht Kind of Education for
Toutig Men and Ladies ,
Fine , now trick block , at Junction of three
troet cor lines. Eleyantly fitted and furnished
apartment * or the application of and carrying
oat of our novel and systematic methods of
BUSINESS
Young men who contemplate a business life ,
and parents bavin ; sons to educate , are particu
larly requested to send for our new Circular ,
which will pivo full Information as to terms ,
ondltion of entrance , etc. Address
G. W. POSTEE , President ,
8-3m Denver Colorado.
WORTH BEMEMBERINff.
That TARRANT' ? SELTZBB ArnsiK-iT icprete in
each bott e thirty or forty tUs e9 of Spir ng
Seltzer W ter , containing all the virtues of the
celebrated Ocrimn Spring It Is aln'aya fresh
and alwayo rcidy , and thai commends IIg.I { to
all fo. it ? efficacy , portthilityand cheapness.
ALL DltUOOI'TS HAVE IT
PILE REMEDY.
INTERNAL , EXTERNAL , AND
ITCHING PILES
field at onno on the application of I
3o nnUof Pile Itcroedy.
cctlyupon the part * affected , ataorblni
.he Tnmora. allaying tbe Intone
til ouu-p rfmedle * hnye Called. Trytt
atie no other , and tell TOter B feixtr3 ra
merit * .
DO NOT DELAY
mtil trie Urnlu on tlio nyntcni prodarc
rmanont dlir.bUiiy. bnt bay If ,
FRY IT T OU > . Bgb ? [
PRIGS , 50 CENTS.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT ,
.TNt when yon can not obtain Itorhlm.-in
Till ( end It , prcpnld , on receipt ofprirc
Ir. Bo '
anUo' Treatlve on Piles * cnt ft-e ,
u application. Adilrc
E DR , BOSANKO MEDICINE GO.
Jfo
A new scd hitherto unknown romeily ( or all J.
dhcaeeg of the Kidnnys , Bladder , and Urinary
Orana.
It will positively care Diabetes , QraTel , Drop
BrUht'a Dlac.18 ? . inability to retain or expoll
Urine , Catarrh of the Bladder , hi h cclcred
scanty crlnc , Painful Urinating , LAMS
BACK. Ocucrs. ! Wcaiincsa , and all Fcnu > Ic Com
plaints.
avnliH Internal medicines , la certain In It
effects and cures when nothing else can.
For cale by all DrnRsiets or sent by mall free
receipt of the price , 3100.
AY INEY PAD CO. , PHOP'RS ,
Toledo , O. 100
tSTS > , yocr R-Mrtra for oar Itttla book ,
s WM 8i vsi. "
ST. I3H. Agent for NabrMW.
ST.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALEj
And
Whereis default baa been made In t'is condi
ot a ctrtaln chattel mortgage bearing date i proved
tober 1st , 1SSO , executed by Hinnah Banister Miller
Lydla A. Ruth to Ssrih J , . Gnat in , and by
L. Gustln assigned to undiist neil Isaac
j
Kdwarda. Paid mortvrao ai recorded in the
clork'a odice of Lo7glai county , Xcb in | la
'
mojtpafre na'd irrajtora did convey and Sleeping
tgaec tt c foVoivir pocds and chattel to-wit ptny
dorci cliaire , 10 kitchen t.ib'ej ' , one extension Union
tible,12dozcn assorted pbte3 and dUhH,4 dozen and
tapers , 2 dozen forks , 2 dozen silver Transfer
, 9fluar bonla , 4 dozen cup ? anJ eause , reaching
cups , 1 cur ( cir knifannd fork , some cap. at
, 1 wjili ttand , 1 oil stone , I cookin- stove ,
case , G bed Bfndj , 8 lamps , 1 c uck , 2
bowl ? and rltcliers , 1 kcroslne can.
other gmalt articles. Ifcere ig now dno
Bald mortgage < ? 22Q , I v , HI therefore sell said rlvLi
and : chattels at public auction on the 2sth Pacific
of January , 1&31 , at my office door In tf- a. m.
story ( of buil-Iiis fcno n as 110J Ittrnham ft P.
, Omaha. Nc'o , lo ( wtkfy iad : mortgage.
JatuuyS , 1831. P. E.
I3AAC EDWARDS ,
Assignee of ( aid ( rrantec.
.Tftt3 vm St
WROUGHT fHON FENCES.
Wire Fencing and Kallln. ; a SpocJiHty.
hcautv , pannznenca r.ml economy
worklnrtho extinction cf all rcndDZ
material.
Elfgsnt In ddzn. ImltstructihJo
Fences for Lawns , Pahlls Oronnd ] and Ceme
rut * .
Vase ? , Lawn Bcttec * , canopied and nl
pattern * ; Chslrn r.n-1 every description of
and-V ire nroavenM vrark drairrjcd nil U the
mannfacturnl hv E V. lURNUlS'-i Wire and It is
Vfnrk , .7 , 6sn4 SI Woodward ATO , De a highly
Mich. Sn"a * * - . , - -ata'c na an-1 away
llt sopiM cheapest
quantity
of a ny
year
as well
it kno-rn that we , the nndcmljned , whcse Babies
aio mbc-il-f < l hereto , intenl to form an
company which ( hall be known u free to
Western If oni and Cattle Insurance Com-
"
Thcofcjedf r which taid company shall be
sazbe \ \ to insure larset ani cattle "
lots or damazc by ircMcnt , theft and &
unknown or csnuncnt event.
'Ihnaicornt of capital stock of siid coipany
bo one hundred thouanj dollars. The
office f gold cosipai.y Dhall be located
Omaha , Doufflw counts Nelr Ic * .
HENRY PUSDT ,
MAX MlYEP. .
FDMOXD PEYCKE Metalle
ESSES PEYCKE Faro
-VIA THt-
Si Northwestern
2,330 MILES OF ROAD !
It la the SHORT , SUKS and Sfs Ronta fiatwssa
COUNCIL BLUFFS
i
GEIGAGO , MILWAUKEE
! > nd all pctcta EAST and NORTH.
IT OF'F.RS THE TJU.VEI.ISO PUBU
GSKATER FACILITIES AND MORE
ADVANTAGES THAN ANY
OTHER ROAD IN
THS WEST.
It fJ the OHIiT aoAD between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and OHIOAGO
Upon which ! i ma
PULLMAN HOTEL OAES !
In addition in the o ad to plcaaa ill clajaca of
traveler * , : t-Uis FIKST-CI SS HEALS t lu
EATW0 S7ATIC 3 at 0 cents each.
ITSTEAG * IS
IIS CO. uHSsS * ? i TK
! I2 gjj''tPMEHT ' FIRST CUSS
If you wish the E , i Traveling Accommoda
tions you will bar roar ticket hy this Route
/3-AND WILL TAhS 50NK OTHER.
All Ticket Acenta can seIon ! Thronzh Ticket *
via this road and Check nana
Free of Charge '
OMAHA TICKET OFJinvi 1254 Famham St. ,
Oor. llth , and at Colon Pacific Depot.
DENVER OFFICE In Colorrao Central and
Union P clSc Ticket Offlcc.
SAN FRANCISCO OF"'ICE-2 N w Montjfom-
ery Street.
For Information , lo.ucr. , mips , etc. , not ob
tainable at Home Ticket O33cc , cdrefa ! any
agent of tbo Company , or
KARY1H HUCHITT , ff- 8TEKNITT , '
Ocn'I Msnisrrr. Oanl Para. Ae nt ,
OHIOAOO , ILL.
JANES T. GUJrU ,
Gon'l Aai't Omaha ft Ccnr.cll Elu3s-
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars I
CHICAGO
URLINCTON &
With Smooth and Perfect Track , Elegant Pas
sender Coaches , aad
PULLMAN SLEEP1NC _ & DIHiNC CARS
It Is actaowlcdsed by tie 7MM , aud ill whc
travel ever it , to be the Zest Appointed and
Bos. Managed Road in tha Country.
PASSENGERS GOING BAST
Should oear In ml ml that tills la the
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points Ea8t , J-'ortb and Northwest.
Passengers by this Route have chclca ot
FOUB DliTEEENT EOUTES ,
And the Advantage of Six Daily Lines ot Palace
Sleeping Caw from Chicago to
New York CityWjthont Change.
All Express Trains on this line are equipped with
the Westinihouso Patent Air Brakes and
Miller's Vatent Safety Platform and
Couplers , tbo moat Purfcct Pro
tection Against Acci
dents in the world.
PUtLHflK PAIACESLEEP.'KC AXD BIHIMC CARS
Are run on th Burlington Route.
Information concerning Rented , Ratts , lime
Connections , etc. , will ha cheerfully given bj
applying at the ottca of tha Burlington Konte ,
EH Konrteentn Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
C.E.PEUKiN3 , D W. HITCHCOCK.
Con'l 3Iana/cr Oon. Weat'n Pads. Agt.
J. o. rniLUPpr. st. Joe ° MO.
General Ajscnt , Omaha.
n. P. DUEL , '
fenfi-dl llcict Actnt , Omihs.
' .
Un
13SO. :
K.G.ST.JOF.SC.S.S.H. ! . :
la the only Direct Uce to
ST. LOOTS AND T5IB EAST
From OMAHA and tha WEST. *
o
ch no of cars batwoen Onuha and St. Lot&
and hut one between Omaha and Hew Tort.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS :
for
MICHICQ AZiL J
Eastern & Western
Cities of
With lesa cbancea hndin flvsnce of other lines.
ThU cnttro line la equipped with Pnllman'g
Palace Sleeping Cara , Falaco "D y Coach-
w.MIHer's Kufoty Platform and
Conpier end the coabrat d II
X3T8ET ; THAT YOUIt TICKET
J3"/la Kansas City. St Joseph and"Ca
C"ConncllBInCsls.R.Tla StT3
JK5"Jce andSt.Loul8.Ta
fir sale at til cocpcc stations In th
Weai.
F. BAKTAKD , A. C. DAWE3 ,
Ocn'I Snpt. , Gcn'l Pasc. & Tlciet Az't
St. Joseph. Ho St. Jcsaph , Mo ,
C. SEACHBEST. Ticket Agon. ,
1P20 Fanihao Street ,
ANDY BORDEN , A. B. BARKAKD ,
Pass. Agent , Omaha. Cen'rl Asent , O = ah a.
SIOUX COT & PACIFIC
AKD
St. Paul & Siouz City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Sioux Cily Koutt /
MILES SHORTEST ROUTE I
Prom COUNCIL BLUFFS to
. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMABOK ,
all poiatrfin Northern Iowa , Ulnneqcta and
isanutt. This HDD li cqalpped with the Im >
Wfstliifhoa'w Automatic Air Erakcn and
Platform CucoTor anil Buffer. Afi'l for
SPE50 , SAFETY AND GOMFOfiT
ansurpa B4d. Ieant Dra ln ? Scom nd
Cnrs.OTnsd an > l controlled 'jy the com
, inn Through Without Chan a between
Vrxific Transfer Pepot. Council Bluff ? ,
St. Paul. Tr lr.i leave the Union I'iciDc
Depot at Council ElnSi , at 6:15 p m. ,
? ionx City st 10:20 p. u. , and St. Paul
115a. m , making
HOURS ra ADVANCE , or
ANY OTHBE BOUTS.
Betnrnm ? , leave St. Paul at 3:30 p. m. , r-
? at Sioux City at 1:15 : a. m. , and Union
Transfer Depot , Council Bluffs , at 9 0
. C Bare that your tiekote read via "H. C ,
P. . R. ' F. C. HILLS ,
SoMrinteidsnt. H'ssonrl Bailey , Iow
ROBINSON , Acs't Oen'l Pas8. Agent.
J. n. OTJIITAN , Over
Train
Cornell Blnffl
MAKE NO MISTAKE ! nearlj It
"Com
"SlOtt
" '
>
Can.i
HAF
i ) .
J.
JAM
MICA AZLE GEEASE
Coinpor-edlarRtlyof powdered mica and feing3t !
b at in J'chcap-'s' Inbrlcator in the world.
the beatliecanMi t ion notccm , but forms
polished Bitrfoce over the axle , . dolnz And
with z large amount of friction. It I * the
rxcaaw TOU need tuw but half the
In grevlay your wason that yon woul J
other axle grcare tnado , and then run
a'ion tIcea lon ? . I : nncwen eqcallv AC
for Hill Ceariny , TarcaSIng Machlnw ,
, &c , as for n-a eng Send for Pocket
CjciopedUof Thins ? Worta EnoJp . Mall
any ml rc s
MICA MAyUFACTUnif.'C CO. ,
31 HIOEffGAN AVBNOE ,
CHICAGO.
S&"Ask Your Dealer For It
CHARLES RIEWE ,
CMC * , Coaina , Casket ? , Shrouds , etc.
mfltn-o . Othandll hChn hay b.
Si phIiortier promptly attended to.
KIDNEGBN is highly recommended and unsurpassed for Weak
or Foul Kidneys , Dropsy , Blight's Disease , Loss of Energry
,
Nervous Debility , or any Obstructions arisine from Kidney
Bladder Diseases. Also for Yollo-w- Fever Blood and Kianoy cr
Poisoning- infected malarial sectfota.
Mi dl-tlUaUon of a FOREST LEAF with JCSIPER BERRIK3 and HARIET JtALT
wt ham
discovered KiDS CGEN.whtcii acti specifically on the Kldners and Urinary Onr n , removing In jnrintu
depoitta form : iu tha bladder and preventing any strainm ? . smarting sensation heat or Irrttatwn
In the membranmit 11 In ? of thiductaor water p-ismco. It excites a healthy action in the Kkhm
fi-riuc them itr nzthlfot ami t
restoring these organs to a healthy condition , showinc lt tfletw
on both the ewlur and ea y flow of nrine. It can bo taken at all time * , la all climates and undent !
circumstance * wli - out Injury t < the syntcm. L'nllko any other preparation for Kidney dl2cat
' M
Ithaaarery p'cxom and azreoiM- taste and flavor. Ithasbvea difficult to make a preparattea
containing pOTimiKliuretlcpropitties which will not nauseate , but b acceptable to tha t m h
Before takin ? any Uvct raedulnc. trv bottl * of KIDNEQEX to CLEA3SK the KID.NEYS
foal matter 1 rr It and you wlI ! always imt t an a tiraily med * : In . Ladiea especially will llio fmtn it
and Gentlemen vlllfii'd KIDNEOKN the best Kidney Tonic cvcriued !
NOTICE J aeh bet ! ' > ) car the otzn tnrB of LAWRENCE & MARTDf. alsoa
Proprietary Corcin
mentStamp. ubc > < ] > crmiU KIDNKCENto bo sold ( without license ) br
Other Persons cv o where. Drofjlstj , Qroc ra * uil
Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use.
office If notfoozdat to you jour Dru'fctjorrocer3 { , we willgonda bo ! Co prepaid to the nearest expttf
LAV/RENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DSUGGISTS , GEOCEKS and DEALEES everywhere
Wholcae ! tjcnt % In Omaba , STEELE , JOIINSON CO. , will supply the trade at manufaetur
WHO 13 yMAOOUAIHTE3 WITH THE CPOCRAPriV Gf fHIJH COUNTfftT.
GE BY EXAMINING TH b MAP , THAT THf _ l
CHICAGO , HOCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R
iSTJ
iM main nna rcu rn > a Cb'crxo x > Uonncil
iiuffi , poi"lDC thmiuzl : Joi'et ,
lene > eo , Sloline Itocx bland.
Jbcrty , Jowa Cltr.MarenKO. UrooWrn. Orinaell ,
> ei lloltioi ( tte coplMJ ol IOTC ) . Slunrt , Atla-i-
lie. and AT with
< XS > : bracclK-s from Marv a
unction to i' ) ria : wntne juiettoa toMssca-
tro . Wnsclreton. fal-fleifl. cUilon. ctetknap
'cctrorille. Pii.ti-cion.'lTcntcn. Udilatln. Lace-
f n. Lca7C2irortti. Atcnbmu. sod iin n Cit7 (
V ojhlngtoc to . 'litT rser. Osiaiocjo , ard Kcor-
nlic : Keoknz ; to rartalngton. ilonapnrte.
onioort. Infl-pe-af3t. ElUoa , .t
illc.Uskhiooja. lV.n..Mf"irt ) > f , anil
IpwtontoMonrce ; IKmilGinei to I
vintenct : AtLui _ to I wi anj AndaOon ; anrl
A-ficr. to llorlan. 'law is p ttlvey ! tha only
Kollra < J , wlUcS ODSJ. e < J of > erat4M a tcroocn
In- ) from Cblcao Into ! Sa Sl.it cf KanwuL
ThrocKn Kipre-a Psaaasijar Trnlns. with P ll-
? .G lat.e far ; attached , are ran raea war aaUT
t oor. cnicAno and FZORIA. KANSAS crrr ,
Come , Btojn L AVTIHWORTH tmd Axcnj-
AJJT. ThroaahcariJiro.-usoruabPtireonilUTaa-
e ind K-m.ins OVr. via tie "JlUwauIoe Bed
tociulnnil frfioLine. . "
Tha "Urvat Ucc * Island" i § lis DMcentir
quipped. lVin/a < lbetll9iitraplr"1M.Xt.B2aitl
tracsl Inlil TVltU Keel rails.
What will please roc most will be the picaanra
onlorlnz rour meals , wnlln ptusinK over U
eiutirul piairics of llllnoband lova. In one of
or roacnlHcent UlnlncCan taat accompany all
Ihrons Kipre'.i Tnilns. You get nn entlra
ea > . as Rood as la served In imjr flrst-cU a bout I ,
3r8 7enty-d7O cents.
ppreclatlnir tlio fact that a majority of the
people prefer separate apartment * fordllTerent
urposea ( and tha Immense pifoeneer btutness
tills line wartan'.inB It ) . ITB ant pleased tonn-
nouncf that tlili Compsn/ runt I'Mman Poloct
faT3lor : ceplni { purpoicc , and Ptloct
. IJL.UFFH. . 1LAXHAH . C1TV. A TVlllHUM unit
Ticket * -vlu thl 1,1 nc , known tu the "Orcnt Kmjililiuid J , "
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I Ticket ! &jtent In the United States find Canada.
For info 'mutton aot obtainable at roar borne tlcttet v&lcf , &Mrco.
. . JtCESISALU. ' JEG. ST. JOHN. ,
Uaa't tuperlcteodant. trsnltt * . ad iTasW > * , .
"THIS NITW AND COEHECT MAP
Proves teyond any reasonable question that the - Jf
CHICAGO f. & ' NORTH-WESTERN i R'f
Is by all odds the best road for you to take when traveling In either direction between /
i Chicago and all of the Principal Points in the West , North and Northwest.a < fc
larcfally examine this 3Iap. The Principal Cities of
the West anil Northwest am Statical1 ?
n this road. Its
through trains make close
unction points. connections with the trains ot alt railroads AC '
THE CHICAGO &
NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY
,
finiI'M ; . ! ' ? Is < ' PrincIpaI ouly road H63-1 west ot 1 Chicago pach way that dally uses from the two to lour . or more fast Eiprcvi V
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lit PULLMAN'HOTEL DINING CARS.
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JCemember : to ask for Tickets via this road , bo sure they rend over It , and takn none othrt.k
HCOHI1T
, Cent 3IanaserChIcaeo. jW. ! U. STE5SEIT , Genl 1-ass. Agent , Chicago , ?
IARRTP. OJJEti , TI k-tAientC. &X. W. Hallway , litobrd ? jrnham Streftal
E KIMBALL. AMimntlitket Asent C. & . W. .
Jf. Railwa".14.h and Farnhain Street .
AMES .BELL T. Ticket CLARK Azent General C. & If. Ajunt. IV. Railway , C. P. R. R. Depot. *
Everything pertainiiig to the Furniture and
U olstary Trade.
COMPLETE ASSC. rfT T 0 ? HEW GOODS AT THE
PIcSIOISSJ-
1208 and 1210 Farnliam Street.
IHnlnaCrtrf for eatlog purposes only. _ . . ,
irrent rpntaro of cur 1'nlnro Cnri M a PM Vljt
BA1.OON here yon csn ciijor yonr " n !
stall &osr'if tne i ) T.
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line , act ! tra.i..en nraaroMeit at CuuncV
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ERNST KEEBS , Manager.
> jktnf cin/er ot all Kinds ot
o'et St. E < t. Sih