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I REMNANTS OF THE OLD YEAR.
After a most extraordinary trade in Dress Goods
aused by the wonderfully low prices at which we were
able to oner them late in the season , We have now an
unusually large stock of
\ These Goods are now laid out and are marked down
\ 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.
Eemember the first choice is worth something.
_ Our new Cedar Blanket Binns 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-
jUso a light comforts just arrived as good value if not
better than the best.
Now that the rush of the Holiday trade is over , w
desire to call special attention to the Greatest Bargai
we have ever offered , being a most beautiful line of
SATLV FINISHED DOUBLE DAMASK , TABLE
CLOTHS AND NAPKINS TO HATCH ,
These G-oods 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 thelSrst washing.
This is a splendid chance to obtain most beautiful and
rich Table Cloths at the price of ordinary goods.
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aANTA GLAUS FOUND.
Greatest IMbcovery or the AKB.
WonC wfol dlfcoverle * In the world have been mad *
Among other thlngB where Santa GlaotBtayed
Children oft ask If be make * goods or not ,
If raUy he Bvos In a mountain of ( now.
Last y ar an excnndon Balled clear to the Pole
And suddenly dropped Into what Bcemedllke ahole
Where wonder of wonder * tbey found a new I and ,
While fairy-like belnjn appeared on each hand.
There were mocntatnt like ours , with more
beautiful preen ,
And tar brlihver akles than ever -wen een ,
Blrdi with the hues of a rainbow were found ,
While flowers of exquhdta fragrance were grow
Inp aronnd.
Not long were they left to xrondtr tn doubt
A beta ; soon came the ; had hoard much about ,
Twas Santa Claut * Bell and thli they all eay ,
3e looked ( Ike the picture v rsre every day.
Be drove up a teaa that looked very queer ,
TWM a team ot cramhoppera Instead ot reindeer ,
Be rode In a e bell Instead of a slelg h ,
Bat he took them on tord and drove them
way.
E ( bowed them alt over hie wonderful realm.
And factories maklns roods for women and men
Fnrrien were working on hats preat and " . _
To Bunco's tier said they were sending them all.
Kris Klnclo , the Glove Maker , told them at once ,
All our Gloves we an s ending to Bonce ,
Eaota showed them unipeoders and many thlnjt
more.
Cayinc I alse took these to Mend Bancet store.
Santa Glaus then whimpered s eocrot he'd UU ,
As in Omaha every one knew Bunco well ,
He therefore should nod his poods to hU care ,
Knowing his IrleniU will get their full share.
jfow remombcr ye dwellers lu Omaha town.
AH who want presents to Bunco's go round ,
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THE BNGLISH COLONT IN IOWA.
A DEscBirnoN or it AND WHAT IT is
DOING.
The Now Tork Commercial Bulletin
publishes a lengthy dejcriptivvrthle
in relation to the colony e Ublish d
near Le Mars in this stte some you
asjo , by the Brottien Ologe , wealthy
Englishmen , -who were ihe orfsr.tnetors
and anpoortera of it. From that we
mate a fcff extracts , feeling they will
be of interest to the reader :
This colony was begun through ac
cidental , rather than preordained
causes. Two nephews of D ? n Close ,
of Carlisle , graduates of Cambridge ,
came oat to America several years
ago , to spy out the land. After
wandering in Canada , Virginia and
Missouri , they made their way to
Northwestern Iowa. Here they
found a tolling praltie country ,
abundantly watered , 1,600 fee : above
the sea , absolutely free from malaria ,
and the aoll practically inexhaustible.
ThU Jk , the land to settle in. It
tras good either for Block raising or
fcrain growing. The two brothers
bous-ht at cnca and settled down.
But the country was very sparsely in
habited , and It was a very lonesome
sort of business. The idea occurred
to them to invite such of their univer
sity friends as had prit and Capital to
join them in forming an exclusively
English colony. The invitation was
extended and so numerously accepted
that it was found necessary to open an
office in London and one in Le Mars ,
Iowa , ao that the interests and the
business of tha colony could be prop
erly looked after. The firm of Closs
Bros. & Go. act aa the agents and pro-
mctere of the colony. They buy the
lands for the settler , put up his build
ings , do the "breaking , " and if he de
sires it , eelect the nucleus for his
stock. They take care of his money
and act as his banker and merchant.
But nothing la dona on credit. The
settler must have the capital for all
his engagements , or his presence is
declined. His social standing and his
character must al o be acceptable. No
cards , or persons whose pecuniary re
sponsibility ia questionable , are want
ed in Ihe colony. The clan feeling is
strong. nd thedeaire to ke p it up is.
unquenchable ,
Ono aiugdat feature of the colony
is the system of pupilage. Young men ,
usually graduates of Oxford or Gam-
bridge , paj- the London ofilco prim-
iums ranging from 100 to 25. The
payment of premium gives a young
man the privilege of n cheap first-class
fare across the Atlantic to his destin
ation , and of being placet ! on the farm
of some colonist who will kok after
his welfare and give him a practical
insight into farming and stock raisiog.
In other words , a lad who may hav )
been Ihe jjnt o a wealthy and perhaps
noble family , and n great swell aljeith-
er of the universities , is aet to feeding
pigs , tending sheep , herding cattle ,
pitching hay , or carrying grain to mar
ket , just as though he were a common
farm hand.
After ho had "roughed it" for a
year or two in this way , the yoang
Englishman naturally becomes h prac
tical farmer. To Home who try it , if
they decline to submit they are sent
Tiome BS wanting in pluck. But this
class of Englishman are gritty , and
they usually accept the situation
readily and without a murmur. After
the larm of pupilage is up , the young
man buys land on his own account ,
andho _ becomes either a farmer or a
Bt.Cc"s raiser. Scores of lads , repre
senting tha very best blood of Eng
land , are now acting as farm hands in
the manner above described. Among
these may be mentioned Lord Hobart ,
two eons of the Bishop of Lltchfield ,
a son of Admiral Hornby , a son of
Sir John Lubbock , a son of Lady
Bent , etc. A man of great influence
in the colony is Capt. Beynold *
Moroton , formerly of the royal navy.
Ho is , I beliece , the brother of a lord ,
and his wife the daughter of an Irish
nobleman. His plantation is near
the town of La Mars. Ho rides in
eyery Sunday to hold services and
preach. He is a man ot strong char
acter , and the value of such a one to a
new colony in the far west cannot be
stated in words. Ho keeps the
sportive element in the colony within
due bounds , and by his example ,
though a man of largo means , shows
that steady industry and economy are
the true element of success in farm
ing. Without going into the figures
here , it can be demonstrated that
stock raisine in the northwestern part
of Iowa will yield from 30 to 35 per
cant increase per annum , including
accidents and contingencies.
Grain growing is about equally
profitable , but there is something
more risk. The colony is getting its
returns at about these rates , and Is
prospering greatly beyond its expecta
tions. It is not a co-operative scheme
like Mr. Thomas Hughes1 , but each
colonist ii an Independent factor , and
can do what ho likes with his own.
There is still a sense of roughness
and isolation , bnt this is gradually
wearing off. Cluba and libraries are
being formed in the colony , a rector
will soon make his appearance from
England , and a number of young men
have recently gone home to get wives.
In Northwestarn Iowa the colonist
gets his income the second year , and
he is In a place where he can at once
spring Into wealth and comfort , and
what ho has will be his own totally ,
and not a moiety subject to the will
of a corporation three thousand miles
away.
Congress Nowadays.
Globe-Democrat.
The elevation to the senate cf Omar
D. Conger , of Michigan , has given
riee to a great deal of merriment
from the democratic precs , chiefly be-
caueo Mr. Conger has a loud voice
and a red face , and because his man
ners have not that repose which marks
the caste of Yere de Vero , and it is
even hinted that the august and im
maculate dignity of the senate will
suffer harm from his presence. It is
in exceedingly bad taste for a parly
which has just sent Mr. Cockrell to
the senate for a second term of six
jeans to affect a fastidiousness in sen
atorial matters , and the stones that
are thrown at Conger COQO from a
house of which the glass is very frag
ile. If Mr. Conger finds the temper
ature of the lenato lowered by the
uncongenial aspect and frigid recep
tion of bis brother senators he can
not do better than borrow a story told
of the brilliant but unreliable Nye ,
of Nevada , who ended his days in a
mad house.
Mr. Nye was a statesman of the
heroic western type , and after he had
recovered from the first natural shiver
incident to his introduction into so
elevated an atmosphere he was asked
amid a choice circle of senators what
his first impression of the senate had
been. "Well , " said Mr. Nye , "when
I looked aronnd and saw all you
gentlemen looking ao wise and digni
fied I wondered how the devil I came
to be here. " There was a sally of ap
preciative laughter over this honest
admission , and then Mr. Nye was
asked what his second impressions
were. "Well , " he said , "after I had
sat there a few days and had hoard
yon other fellows talk , then I won
dered how the devil you all came to be
here. " There have been few sessions
of the senate in recent years in which
Mr. Nye's humorous impressions
were not sadly echoed by millions of
citizens.
A great many old-fashioned people
who took an interest in politics twen
ty-five or thirty years sgj , now keep
hanging on the wall of the back par
lor , in R square frame of plain wood
or gilt , an engraving of the iJniled
States sonata in I860. Probably most
of our readers are familiar with the
engraving , which does not rank high
as a work of art , bnt which is remark
able for the ooincidenoe that it rep-
recants tbe senate at a time
wnen it was Its highest estate ,
and when it contained a larger
number of able and distinguished
men thin it has ever held at any time
since , although the number of sena
tors hag bean largely increased by the
formation of net ? states. If any of
the pte&ent senators are disposed to
put on airs over the introduction of
Mr. Conger's red laid and loud voice
amono ; them , il will ba a satutary and
refreshing disciplina for their pride
to tike a glance at the picture of their
body in its palmy days. Contrasting
the senate than with the senate now ,
it will be irap sible for the most su
percilious senator to make unkind re
flections on a now-comer.
In the whoie senate Conkling and
Biaino are the only men whoso prom
inence as statesmen is sufficient to
prevent their being elected president ,
After them come a nnili bnt respect
able lotol mediocrities , and lastly the
great body of nonenities , with Mis
souri very handsomely closing up the
rear the men who prompt ns to
wonder with Nye "how the devil they
got there. " Statemanshipis | a tradition
of the past , recognized ability is jo
longer to be found , eloquence is one
of the lost arts , and the senate of to
day bears the same relation to the
senate of thirty years ago that lemon
ade does to whisky. The most promin
ent trait of ihe eonateis the absence of
prominent traits ; it resembles Sarah
Bernhardt In being conspicuous , not
for what is there , but for what is not
there. And yet the senate represents
the finest flower and ripest fruit of our
political growth ; the senate ia promo *
tion from the house , and goSd con
gressmen , if they do not die and are
not kept at home by adverse circum
stances , are usually translated to the
other end of the capitol. The senate
is emphatically the region of the
"solar walk ind upper air" of politics ,
and if the senate Is BO shrunk away
and fallen off , what must bo tlie state
ot the house ?
The house represents vety largely
what Is left after the other fellows go
to the ser.r.tc. Its character is indi
cated by such incidents as the per
sonal controversy between Sparks and
Weaver , by the debate on the fund
ing bill , by the resolutions of Mr.
Newberry on the fishofy award. In
the kingdom of the blind fth& bn-
eyed man is king , and Kelly arid
Randall and Wood pass for statesmen
iu a house in which Bland and Frost
and Weaver obtain leave to print
their speeches in The Record. The
house is Pope's "Dunciad" transposed
nnd transprosed to modern times ;
dullness and monotony reign supreme.
The utmost limit of renown is the
limit of the district , and there is not a
member of congress who is recognized
as a statesman outside of his own
stftte. With the wider diffusion of
intercourse and closer relations be
tween all parts of the country there is
no man in the house who enjoys a
really national reputation , no one who
is recognized as a na'iorml statesman.
Perhaps as an offset to the engraving
of the senate in the days when Clay
spoke on the compromise measures ,
it might bo worth while to get up a
picture of the house as it appeared
during the debate between Sparks and
Weaver ; it might servo as a contrast ,
shoning the other extreme of a con
gress remarkable for its obscurity ; as
o reminder to future days of the low
est level of dullness reached in our
politics , and an inevitable au zestion
} f the question how all those fellows
got there. .
The Senate.
The official liat of senators in the
egisluuro of Nebraska ia as follows :
1st District R. A. Wherry , W.W.
Turk.
2d District William Daily.
3d District 0. H. Van Wyck , H.
F. Gady.
4th District-0. K. Teft.
5th District G. W. DOANE , Juo.
0. HOWE.
6th District J. C. Meyers.
7th District S. B. Taylor.
8th District J. F Burns.
Sth District John Zuhrung.
10th District Isaac Powers.
llth District B. K. Smith.
12th District J. W. Perkins.
13th District W. R Morso.
14th District II. K. Turner.
16th District A. J. Evans.
16th District E. 0 White.
17th District 0. H. Gere. 0. W ,
Prlco.
18th District J. R. Eryio.
19th District E. B. Harrington.
20th District H. M. Weeks.
21st District THOS. GRAHAM.
22d District Martin Barnes.
23d District J. B. Dinsmore.
24th District 0. B. Coon.
25th District Sidney Baker.
26th District Henry Snyder.
HOUSE OF KEPUELENTATIVES.
First District Richardson , P. S.
Heacock , J. R. Dowty , John Kloep-
fel , Ghafi. Cole , rep.
Second Pawnee , J. L. Line , A.
H. Jackson , rep.
Third Gage , Elijah Filley , H. H.
Silver , rep.
Fourth Johnson , J. S. Daw , A. A.
Carman , rep.
Fifth Nemaha , Church Howe , T :
L. Schick , M. B. Raymen , rep.
Sixth Otoe , Nelso Overtoil , F.
T. Ransom , J. O. Moore , J. M. Par
ry , rep.
Seventh Lancaster , N. C. Abbott ,
C. 0. Whedon , N. T. McClun , R. B.
Graham , rep.
Eighth Saundora , H. H. Shodd *
Benjamin Johnson , J. E. Scott , rep.
Ninth Cass , R. B. Windham , Jaa.
Hall , H. D. Root , rep.
Tenth Sarpy , Amoa Gates , dem.
Eleventh Douglas , W. J. Broatch ,
H. Bolin , J. H. Kyner , P. H. Mnl-
len , E. M. Bartlett , S. K. Jackson ,
rop. ; W. A. Paxtoa , J. A. McShane ,
dem.
dem.Twelfth
Twelfth Dodge , Wm. Fried , J. R.
Oantlin , rep.
Thirteenth--WashlngtonH.Sprick ,
J. B. Baily , rep.
Fourteenth Bnrt , J. C. Laughin ,
rep.
Fifteenth Cumins , A. Peterson ,
rep. ; T. M Transe , dem.
Sixteenth Dakota , Joa Holman ,
dem.
Seventeenth A. S. Palmer , rep.
Eighteenth Jefieraon , C. P. Slo-
cumb , rep.
Nineteenth Thayer , E. M. Cor-
rell , rep.
Twentieth Nuckolls , J. M. Cook ,
rep.
rep.Twentyfirst Webster , H.S. Koley ,
rep.
Twenty-second Adams , C. R.
Jones , rep.
Twenty-third Clay , J. H. Case ,
rep.
rep.Twentyfourth Fillmore , N. S.
Babcock , rep.
Twenty-fifth Saline , W. H. Kemp-
ton , H. McDougal , rep. ; S. J. Her
man , dem.
Twenty-sixth Seward , H. P. King ,
rep. ; Henry BicV , fusion.
Twentj-saventa York , Albert
Wilson , S. V. Moore , rep.
Twenty-eighth Hamilton , John
Holmes , rop.
Twenty-ninth Hall , Fred. A.
Searn , rep.
Thirtieth Bnflalo , S. C. Ayer , rep.
Thirty-first Lincoln , J. 0. Watts ,
dem.
Thirty-second Harlan , Geo. 0.
Rsed , rep.
Thirty-third Howard and Greeley ,
VF. Frederick , rep.
Thirty fourth Merrick , 0. Hostet-
ter , rep.
Tnirty-fifth Polk , John H. Mickey ,
rep.
rep.Thirtysixth Butler , T. Jensen ,
Thirty-seventh Oolfas , A. W.
Walling , rep.
Thirty.eishth ? Platte , Geo. 0.
Lehman ; derh.
Thirly - ninth Madison , C. 0.
Wyatt , rep.
Fortieth Cedar , Wm. Potter , rep.
Forty-first Burt and Dodge , J. A.
Sill. rep.
Forty-second Stanton , Wayne nnd
Pierce , G. L Lamb , rep.
Forty-third Knox and Soil , and
unorganizad territory , W. H. McOInre ,
rep. -
Forty.fonrth Antelopfe , W. W ,
Putney , rep.
Forty-fifth Boone , Valley , Sher
man , and unorganized territory , G.
W. Brown , rep.
Forty-sixth Dawson and Frontlerj
A. S. Baldwin , rej > .
Forty-seventh Franklin and Kear
ney , H. C. Wells , rep.
Forty-eight Furnas , Phelpa , and
Gosper , R. W. Montgomery , rep.
- * Forty-ninth Cheyenne , Keith ,
fiundy , Chase , Hitchcock , Red Wil
low , and unorganized territory , con
test between R. B. Daily , rep. ; and
D. Carrigan , dem.
Fiftieth Casa and Saunders , J. B.
McKinnon , rep.
Fifty-first Platte , ColfaX and But
ler J. 0. Roberts , rep.
Fifty-second Filmore and Clay ,
W. D. Gray , rerj.
Stop that Cough.
If yon are suffering with a Cough
Cold , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fever ,
Consumption , losa of voice , tickling of
the throat , or any affection of the
Throat or Lungs , use Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption. Thia is
the great ren'edy that fa Causing so
much elcitement by ira wonderful
cures , curing thousands of hopeless
casos. Over a million bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery have been used
within the last year , and have given
perfect satisfaction in every instance.
WO can unhesitatingly say that this is
really the only sure cure for throat
and lung affections , and can cheerful
ly recommend it to all. Call and get
a trial bottle free of cost , or a regular
size for § 1-00. Ish & McMahon , Om
aha. (3) ( )
i o YearsVefoi-e theJPiibliG ,
LITER PILLS
are not recommended as a remedv "for
all the ills that flesh is heir to. " but in
aflecf ions of the Liver , and in all Bilious
Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head
ache , or diseases of that character , they
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre
paratory to , or after taking quinine. As
a simple purgative theyaie unequalcd.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine arc never sugar-coated ,
Each bos has a red-wax seal on the I'd ,
ith the impresi.ioiMcLANE'S LIVER
PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa
tures ol C. MCLAM : and FLEMING Bnos.
$ T Insist npou having the genuine
Pn. C. McLAXK S LI VEK PILLS , pre
pared b"
riEanxc ; TJROS. , pmsinirgii , m. ,
the market being full of imitations of
the name 3IclMi\e , spelled differently ,
but iaiuc i-ronunciation.
II3W TO CORE
CONSUMPTION , COUGHS ,
Colds , Asthma , Croup ,
All diseases of the Throat , Lungs , and
Pulmonary Organs. !
USE ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.
Prep rd from tropical
frnltj and plant * .
IstheBest and Most
Agreeable Preparation
in the World
For Constipation
Henclnclie , Torpid Liver , Hem
orrlioIUs , indisposition , and all
Disorders arising : from an ob
structed state of tlie H > stein.
Ladles And children , nnd those irlio dislike
taking plli ? and IIIUI.POIIS rncdlcrnpR , nre espe
cially pleased Ith Its rgrecahlo qunlltles.
TROPKXFRUIT LAXATIVE may ho used
In all case that need the aid of a purgative ,
cathartic , or aperient medicine , nnd wnllelt pro
duces the amo result n. s tha agents named. It Is
entirely free from thp nsml objoctlona common
to them. Facktl'la bronzed tin bozti only.
Price 25 cts. Large boxes 6oc.
SOLD BY ALT.FIRST-CLASSDRUGGISTS.
C. F. Ooo'min , WIiolepaleARents , Omflia.NeV.
Before Purchajtntr AST FORK ot So-Called
tLtbl
Band , or Appliance represented to rare Nervous ,
Chronic and Special Dieeoae , send to the PUL
VERUACUER GALVANIC CO , 613 Montgomery
Street , Pan Francisco , Cal. , for their Free
Pamphlet and "Tho Electric Review , " and you
will nave time , health and money. Tha P. G.
Go. are the only dealers m Genuine Electric Ap
pliances on the Amsrlcan Contl t > f
always Cures and never disap
points. The world's great Pain "
Rbliovor for Man and Boast.
, quick and rolin"blo.
PITCHER
is riot Xarco'jSc. ' Children
grow fat upon 3 Mothers like ,
and Physiciaics recommend
C ASTORIA. It regulates the
Bowels , cures "Wind Colic ,
allays Feverishness , nnd de
stroys Worms.
WEI DE MEYER'S CA
TARRH Cnro , a Conatitntlonal
Antidote for this terrible mala
dy , liy Absorption. The most
Important Discovery since Vac
cination. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh , this cures at
any stage before Consumption
sot * in.
( DEC a week in your own town , lennj and
> 00 oatatfits. Address H. Hallett 4 Co. ,
PorUand.Me.
* -
f c * * < - * * f * .
* '
ifPr
WOKTH EEMEMBEEING.
That TARBAM'S SUTZSR Apnmtyr i.prole la
each bott e thirty or fo-ty ilvm tt 3pir ne
Seltzer TCUer. contaldinsr all ths yiitujs ol the
celabratstl German r > ns. It Is always fresh
* nd always ridy , and thu cirao-cna * Ili'lf to
ill for itJ effioao port lulltvan-i cheapness
ALL DKUGOI- < HAVE If
THE COLOMDO
US !
fa 00
This Institution , located ot Denyer , Colorado ,
the Educational and Commercial center of the
West , la pre-eminently the best and most practi
cal of lii kind for thsj
RflEROANTILE TRAINING
-OF
Young Men and Ladies.
G. W. FOSTER , Prealdent ,
D. W , CADY , Secretary ,
The most extensive , thorough and completa
nstltntlon ot the kind In the world. Thousands
of accountants and Business men , In the prin
cipal cities and towns ot the United Stated , owe
their success to our course of tralnlcr.
The Eisht Kind of Education for
Young Men and ladies ,
Fine , new brick block , at Junction of three
treet car lines. ElSgantly fitted and furnished
apartments or ths application of and carrying
out of our no-.el and systematic methods of
BUSINESS TRAI1OTGK
Young men * ho contemplate a business life ,
and parents haUn ? sons to educate , are particu
larly requested1 to tend for our new Circular ,
which mil cho full Information u to terms ,
onditlon of entrance , etc. Address
G , W. FOSTEK , President ,
6-3-n Benver Colorado.
INTERNAL EXTERNAL , AND
3TCHING PILES
nt once on tlio m'pl'cnUoii ot Dt
tfouuiho * Pile ItcnicOy. whlrli act * dl
fctly upon tlio pnrtu nlTccteU , aluorblm
Tamora , nlinylag the Intense Htcfc
Ul outer rcmctitca ? mve Cajied. Tgy < M
.he . no other , and tell your aaighfccraiqi
to merit * .
DO NOT DELAV
rnfll tlio drain on tlio jst ni prodnri *
> erznancnt dlvibllllj , bnt bny It ,
PRICE , 50 CENTS.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOS IT ,
iBtJ vrhca yon can nntobtnln llofblm. in
rill aend it , prepaid , on receipt ofprlce
Jr. Boejtn1io * > Trvatlao ou Plica sent fret
in application. ACdrcm
DR , BOSANXO MEDICINE CO ,
A nc.r an * ! hitherto nnknmvn remedy fnr all
dlEejfiea cf tha ICu3 ! j ? ; Jsiadder , end Urinary
Orstw.
It will positiv ely care Ulsbatca , Gravel , Drop
sy , Erleht'a Wgcas ? , Inahlllty to renln or expcll
the Urine , Catarrh of the Bhdder , high colcreil
and § eanty crlne. Painful Unnatlnf , LAMK
RACK , Gcnor&l Weakness , and all Fcnaia Complaint -
plaint !
It avolih Inicnial medicines , la certain In It
cOcctg and clues when r.othlnc elco can.
For sale by nil Dnijnta or cent by mall free
upon receipt of tlio price , $2 00.
DAY INEY PAD CO. , PHGP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
t3T3 . , jour addrew for onr litlla boot ,
How e KM Saved. "
WROUGHT rROH FEHGES.
Wire Fendnp and Sallln ? si Speciality.
Their hoautv , pcrraannnco and economy
dally workln ? the extinction o ! all fencing
cheap material.
Elegant in dceicn. Indcutrnctlhle
Fences for Lawns , Public Grounds and Ceme
tery Plata.
Iron Va e ? , Lawn Settees , canopied and of
rustic p'vttorni ; Chairs and every description of
Iron * nd Wire ornamental work deslcncd ami
manufactured hv E T. FAP.IIUirs Wire and
Iron Wnrk , 17 , 23 and 31 Woodward Ave , De
troit , Mich. Sec- ' ' - i a - . -ataloue anil
price lift eep2 <
FEVER MB > AGUE.
a I
\Sf CELEBRATED * ll <
fi 53
There ianc civilized nation In the Western
Hemisphere in which the utility of HosUttcr3 _
Etnnuch Bitten as a tcnir , coirtctivc , and aati-
bilfons medicine , la not knoirn and appreciated.
While it ia a incdidno tor jJl sracung and all
climate * , It It especially suited to the cotnp'aints
generated by tlio ncatl.er. Mn ? tto cutest and
test vegetable stla.uUnt in ths form.
For rile by Krnjjsist * and Dealers , to whom ap-
anie for US1.
TWO DOLLARS WILL SECURE
THE WEEKLY BEE
One For Year.
-VIA THE
Chicago & Northwestern
2,380 MILES OF ROAD !
K1 * th SHORT. SCRS asd Safa Sonta Betwssn
COUNCIL BLUFFS
as
OHIO AGO , MILWAUKEE
and el ! points EAST and NORTH.
IT OFFERS TJT5 \VEtlJf0 PUBLIC
OKEATER FAnttTIfrS AKD UORK
ADVANTAGES THAN ANT
OTHER KOAD IN
THE WEST.
It U the OSL1 ROAD between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Upon which Is ran
PULLMAN HOTEL OAKS !
In edjl'tm to thc * and to p > § a all dame * of
velrs. It yivrTR5T.OLAB3 MEALS t Its
EATII > 0 STATIONS at 50 omta each
ITS TRftCK IJ ST
ITS COACHES ATC THr
ITS rqUiPSEHT FIRST CLASS
If von wish the Br t TnTelfar Accommodn-
tlonsvou will buy your ticket bv thli Rente
0-AND WILL TAKE S01IE OTHER.
All Ticket Atrentacza eoll ion Throueh Tickets
Tl this road and Cnecjc t aa Baft-
gap : Free ot Cbarga'
OMAIIA T10KET OFFICES 12Jt Farnham St. ,
Cor 14th , and at Union radflc Depot.
DENVER OFFICE In Colorrdo Central and
Union Pacific Ticket Office.
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE S Now Montgom-
eryStrtat.
For Information , feiders , mips , etc. , not ob
tainable at Home Ticket Office , address any
azont of the Company , or
HflRVIK HUCKITT , B. STEHMITT ;
Oea'l liM-ietr. C3enT Ftas. AKOit.
CHICAGO , IK.
JflSES T. OlPf ? * , ,
Genl Aij't Oauh * ft CocntJl BInffs.
THROUCH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars I
TIBCIEJ
CHICAGO
BURLINGTON QUINCY
With Smooth acd Perfect Track , Elesrant Pas
eens-er Ccachea , and
PULLMAN SLEEPIHC& DIN1HG QflRS
U li acknowlodtjej by tfcs FrtM , and all wfcc
travel nvcr It , 10 be tha Best Appointed ind
Best Managed Eoid In tha Country.
PASSENGERS GOING BAST
Should oe r In mind that this la the
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And I'olnts East , North will Northwest.
PM enReraby thld Itonte have chclcs of
FOUE DIFFERENT ROUTES ,
And the Advantage of Six Daily LIcea ol I'al-vco
Sleeping Can from Cl.icr.co to
New York City Without Change ,
All Exprcra Trains on this line are equipped with
the Wcstlnzhouso Patent Air Brakes and
Miller's Patent Safety Platform nnd
Couplers , tlie most Perfect Pro
tection Against Accl *
dcnti In the world.
PULtSAH PALACE SLEEPING AND D'NINC ' CARS
AM ran on th Bunln-lon Route.
Information coiiccrnln ? Routes , Hatey , Mire
Ccnncctlor. , etc. , will br cheerfully given by
applying tlio office of the Burlington Itoute ,
613 Fourtecntn Stre t , Omaha. Nebraska.
C.K. PERKINS. D W. HITCHCOCK.
flen'l Mana/er. Qeu. Wcst'n Pass. Az't.
J. O. PniLLf PPI. St. Joe. , Mo.
General Afient , Omaha.
H V. DUEL ,
fppS-dl llcket Ai ; nt , Omina.
JC5
± 8SO.
K.e.,8TJ9E&G.B.R.BM '
Is tbe oaly Direct tlaa to
ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST
From 01TAHA and the WEST.
No chano o ! cars between Omaha and St. I/on3
and bnt one between Omaha and Now York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
Eastern fa Western Oities
With ICES charges itzdln adrnnca of other llnei.
This entire line ia equipped with Pullman's
Palace Sleeping Care , Palaoa Da > Coach-
wt.UIHor'a Safety Platform and
Coapier and the cxlebrated
Westtngbouse Air-Brake.
THAT TOUR TICKET RBAD3-
City. St. Joseph andU
uocncii Bluff * U.R.via Sfd
CTJoattud2t.r
llcke'-s ( or ecla it ill coupon stations In tha
Wwt.
J. F. CARSARD , A , C. DA77E3 ,
GcnT Snpt. , Gon'l Pass , ft Tlriot Ait't
St. Jo&ro'.i.Mo fit. Joseph , Mo ,
W 0. SEACailEST. Tlcist Agen. ,
irM Farahau Strsct ,
AKDY BOnDEN . A. B. BARNARD ,
P\se. Agent , Oaabs. Gen'rl Aent , Onuh * .
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
AND
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Sioux Cily Route I
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE 1
From COUNOIL BLUFFS to
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMARCK ,
And nil points la Korihern Iowa , Mlnnenota and
Dakota. Thla line la equipped with tha Im
proved Weetiushoivc Automatic Air Brakes and
aillcr Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for
SPEED , SAFETY AHD COMFORT
Is unsurp&BaeJ. Elegant Drawing Room % nd
Jleepln ; Cir .owncd and controlled * > y the com
oany , run Throueh Without Change between
Union Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Bluffs ,
and St. Paul. Trains leave the Union Padflc
Transtar Depot at Council BluCa , at 5:15 : p m. ,
reachlns ; ? lcux City at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Paul
at llrftS a. m , maUlcic
HOURS m ADVANCX o ?
ANY OTUEII KOTJTS.
Returnln ; ; , leavn St. Paul at 330 p. m. , ar-
vLiR at Sioux City at 4:45 : a. m. , and Union
PaclQc Transfer Depot , Council Eaffj ! , at BSO :
. m. Be Euro that your tloketa r ad via " 3. C.
t P. B. P. . ' F. C. HILLS ,
Superintendent. ! Te ourI Valley , Iowa
P. K. ROBINSON , Aes t Hen'l Pass. Agent.
f. U. O'BRVAN ,
and Pamcu nr Arent ,
Coincll Binds
MAKE NO MISTAKE !
f * iliMt ,
\
MICA AXLE GREASE
Composed largely Of powdered mica and islnxlasi
13 the belt and che&p st lubricator In the world.
It is the best because ! t doe * not tram , but forms
a highly polished surface over the axle , doing
nway with a large amount of friction. 11 is the
cheapest because TOU need use but half tbe
quantity In grertlii ? your waston that you won ! J
of any other axle crease maJo , and then run
your wazon twice aa Ionj. It iniwera eqcilly
as well for Hill Gearinsr , Threshing Machine
Bn lej. ic.aa for waRona Send for Pockci
Cyclopedia of Things Worth Know IE j. Mailed
free to any ad'ircjg
HICA KAKUFASTURIKC CO. ,
SI MICHIGAN AVfcNOE ,
CHICAS3.
ES"Ask Your Dealer For It
nrtin-tf
CHARLES RIEWE ,
Metalle Cases , Cbfflnj , Caskets , Sbronda , etc.
JFarn mStreo . Oth and lltb , Omaha , Ifeb
graphlcTorderS promptly attended to.
I
t
1
For COUGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA , CONSUMP
TION , r.ud fill D , eases of the THROAT and LUNGS.
The most wrUMeprcj ! In the known nerM Ry nVlnr toTOLTJ BOCK n ! KYE lt '
Lemon Jill' o. yui h vei i > canJent Appetizer and Tonic , ftr Lcmnl and larrilj me T >
immen eamli cr In.r fil r. it the numerous Uttimonla'f roi ed daily rjth lf t p i < lct l
of lts\lrtn * itlp < iitilj | 1 T
Put Up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than
any article in the market.
PA'ITIftJ. 'O" ' > T Er DECEIVED who ' to off
: _ . . . by unprincipled Ufilers to' pslra npon MJ
Uri.f I lUlStotinon vie and Rye In place cf rorTT.U ROCK and RYE , which I * th
onlyllEMCATr-UarMc'e mo.U t-r GENUINE Darin * COTEKSMEST STAMP on each bottle.
Bstract from Report of the Commiesione'r of Internal Revenue :
J BEA ORY DEPARTil T. Of > ICK OK 1STEKXA L RXYtSU I
WASHOOIOV , P. C. , Jsnuary ! 8,1SSO , ]
Messrs. LAWKI'-VCK & MARTIN , HI ! Madison St. , Chicago , jr. .
GicrTLSMsif TiIcomiwui < I. In the opinion of this office , t cnd ! hare a sufficient rn.inKTj (
the BALSA r F TOLU to i lie it MI he advantagn aecrlbo ) tu thl article In p ctoril complaint/ *
whllo the whL'kv > l tb < tHjrU | > roi > "titute an emulsion rendcrlt ir it an azrttrablc rcrr.eJy to ths
patient. dupp iindei ! ww r Ins to tha formula. It roiv pr perlyt * classed as a 11KD1C1NAI.
t'KErAnATlO t. < M t tlie pro\l Iocs of U. 3. Hi vised SUf'es. and whcnsottanipeit , ir y I *
aold by Dru.rei t , Apoih csri - ml Other Persons without rn trlnstbem liable to j y rtccbl
tax as li < ii.or ieuleti ! >
Yoi.rs Kc pectfally , ( Signed ) GREEN. S. RAUM , Commlsslonor
LAWRENCE & MARTIN.Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GKOCEKS and DEALEES everywhera
WHO IS
CHICAGO BOCK ISLAND & PACIFIC B. R.
IS TIIE GKEAT C05NEC-fIX IIXK BETWEEN TIIE EAST & THE
Zts main line IUM frors CC aura Conncil IHnlns Ctir foetttmr purpn onrf.
Bluffs. paMlna tbmaati Jci'&t , ( rttr.-r , LA 8-vlIc. snial reaurro of cor Palnro-Cnra la a 8M > rt
Geneeco. Mollr.c. linen IsiacG , linvenpurt , 7r < i § AJXKN ) * nere yon cnn enjoy your "li
L'b ' rt7. Iowa lir.aroDKO.ocra , tirinne ! ) . at all hears or the dt T
Dos .Moln n ( the capita ! of lo a ) , btunrt , Atlau- rrdcc * pnn fba1AVtzi
Uc , anJ Avsca : wltfc Sr oclus from Barvia anaattasonrlrlvftsBt all polnta cnnaed > SI
n U > t'ecris : WtiJnn iuidton toMnscs - line , anil trancferearoaYOldo < J at Ccranct. atn-
Uio , WwhlMton. tmrtloia. KIdcn , JJeli-aap Knnsns City. IBVcnwortn , and
Ccatreville , Prtaccton. Troatca. Oal tlo. duad- "ctnn ! belnssnad In Union D.
mn. Lsavcnworttuailson. . c < l & 3nm City ? TIIB PHINCIKA , K. U. CON7tFCT V
THIS lIBAT TlUM > UUn IJMB A /
.
At CHfCAGO.WltS 11 tfttME&IV JtaOt lfl
, ia , ioi > . Slmroo. eaJ IV *
Niwton toJJonrtH1 ; iJc MufncstoInd coZa
Wlntcr ct : AtlanUjtoJUjwHanCAcdnboa ; ttV/.iO-ILKrts.
A'ooa to IlRrlcc. fits ( s pMltlrel ? tie onir At w/Lnm.-.Qix' * BziaBitL
Kallroad. Tnlch o 32. 82 ! } otralCT tluccsh T . 4. p ,
line froa Ctlcaro Ir.to tee dlat I - At I BAZ.tr.wt Jll
Timraab Ez5 > re i l > . ciwr Trains , "rite AtFSORiA.wiih P , P.
Ban Val SU-B l nttccnal , are ran nnca way &U1T V .t 1U. MiLt RnrtT.P. W.
fcetwecn CiurAno ace PTOBL& . KANSAS crrr. At BOlK IfLAim irttli "
COCJJCII. HM'FPHLSAVEUWORTrj CISd ATO3I- " nd Oork I
ee"nn(1 Kan-uin t itr. vis tee "MUwaiiteo eod CLM.A.1. i' . H.K.
Rook 1 jland H ! < r * Line. " AtWS8TlTl > CBTT. tUltJ > It.CB. ! rwfl.g ?
Ttfe * * QrP3t Voelc Island * * SA S33fcCTltl7
squlppeil. its road bed l nujptrxr act. and tu AtI > E MoljrXd.TrttilU JLif. t ) K-iv. }
tracs la laid wth cteel rnl > . jttcotrscil , ULrvrti. lt& Union Pacjnc' * . " ? . '
Whnt wilt planso TOO moe. will b < > tna p > caaar AtSvAJJA. trim B. & Mo. K. K. it. la tcJL- , .
of enloylnR your nicnli. wsll pajuilnR over tba AtcoMrMBrjsJuscrio .wfisuo H. N CAt -
beanufal prairies of Illinois ana Jowa , In ono of At ( nrtjMWA. ltn Central lowzU.il * S
our maenliJccnt Dining Can tbnt ncvompany all BV U Pitc. U. . _ . .U. Kds. .
TaroaRU Exprcra 'trnlns. You pet an entire
meal , as Rood aa Is jarred In JinBrslclas ? actei ,
lorsaventy-dvo cent * . j . . . At CAMEHUX. ilth U. 8t. J. U. K.
ippreclatlnc the fact that a majority of tb At ATnilso.H. trlth AtchTooeka & fcnnT- < -
people prefer separata apartments lordlfferenl Atcb. & Hot > . anil Ceo. CrTu.V' . U.JWs.
purposes ( and tha Immonno p is en cr brvln i At LKAVZUTWOKTIL , anUi
of tnla line warranting It ) , wo uri ? pli-ased toan- Cent. it. itds.
nonnce that this Company runs I'ullman Palaea At KANSAS Crrr. tth aa Docs tar to *
r Can for sleeping purposes , and Piiact and Southwest.
CARS turf nm thronsh to
\SAS crrV. ATCMISJOS , n.
Ticket * Tin tbu Lints known u tbe "Orvut Iloclt lUoaa Auate , " * rc * i IS ?
all Ticket itrcats in tlie United Nln > > imtl Cnniula.
Far Infi.rantlon not olitiilnuble t your bante Uclxet onVc , fJAnua ,
A. . KHVIBA-XjUi. E. ST. .TOHIW.
Qcnl S-j crlfxtCDiJenL Uen'i Tii. ail rw'z
THIS NSW AIO5 CORRECT MAP
vr- > Proves beyond any reasonable qncstlon that the "
CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN
Is by all ( xlds the best road Tor you to take when traveling in cither direction between (
Chicago and all of the Principal Points In the West , North and
Carf folly examine this 3Iap. The Principal Cities of the Weit nnd Kortlnreit am Station" ? *
on this road. Its thxongh trains uiako close connections 1 % ith the trains ol all railroads act
junction points.
fl
THE CHICAGO &
NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
Overall of Its principal Hne'J.nins rachvay daily from two to fourorraoro Fast Express" * *
Trains. 11 is tUu only roaU west or Chicago tliat uses the - * > . " y. amen. . * x > y
PUIXMAK HOTEI , DINING
. - , riu-i : " ' -3'clMasJca&TfanktonLine."ChicaKO.StPaulaniiailnneanollLin . i-
TiAv S ° * T001 ' ' * & Dubuque LIne > * "ililwankpc. Green Bay is Lake Superior I.lne. " '
Canadas I ° a arc so by a11 Coupoa TI < * et Ageuts fa the United States and ,
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3UCV1K HCGH1TT , Genl ilanager , Chicago. fjr. H. STEXXEIT , Ocn'l Pass. Agent , Cbicago. '
HARRY P. ODEL. , Titk l A cnt C. & S. W. Railway. 14th < ! Vainham Stie t .
IJ. E KIMBALL , AsiutantTicket Acent C. & N. W. Rallwar,14th ami Farnbam Streets.
J. BELL , Ticket Auent C. & N. W. Railway , U. P. R. K. Depot.
JAMfcS T. CLARK Oeneml Agent.
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And Everything pertaining to the Foraiturs and
UY'iolstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE A8SC. Tir T OF HEW COODS AT THE
W10 Farnbam Street.
VINEGAR WORKS \
EBNSTKBEBS , Manager.
Manufacturer of all kinds of
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