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ITT , . URGES &BARTLETTV
_ A jRJEY.AT-LA\V ' No l.CrelshtonBlock.
CHARLES POWELL ,
TCST1CE OF THE rEACE i orner 16th nd
jj fornham Sis. . Omaha Keb.
WM. SIMEBAL ,
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13th S treetbctwetn Famliam md Douzlaa !
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D. L THOMAS ,
* TTORNET AT lAW fewo * _
jtl. and Bella real
estate , Boom r"je '
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tf'ttmhim St. - Ooorgo E. PrltckBtt , 1B06
OMAHA , XEB.
.T DEXIERL. THOMAS ,
A .fOEKET AT LAW Crulcizamk Bnlld
A. M. CHADWIGK ,
a TTORNET AT LAW Office UM Fwnham
J\ . Sir et.
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A. SWARTZLAKDE
A TTORKET AT LAW Cor. 15th a&d Famhwa
JS. tre t. maySSU
-JBLL1AI1A.FONDA.
A TTORNET AND COCKSELOE AT LAW.
Jt\ . Room Ko. 6 , Frenzer Hock , opposite Port
Office. OMAHA. NEB.
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L&WTKR Office In Crolphton ' .
PottOaeo , OK
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COtLECTnOXB U/LDX /
E. D. MCLAUGHLIN ,
AT LAW AKD J
Attendtd
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AT LAW.
KARSAC'
BLOCK , COR. DOUG. & I5TH STS.
OMAHA. NEB.
W. d. Gonnell-
Attorney-at-Law.
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Office : Front rooms , np stain. In Binioom'f
rflew brick bulldtai : , K. 17. corcsr Fifteenth snd
JFumham Btreetn
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REDICK & BEDICK ,
A 1 1 o r n e y s - a t - L a w.
Bpedul attsntlor. ulU ba plven to all * nlu
ajrainrt corpora' ! jn , cf every deacrlptlon ; will
practice In al . e Oourtg of the Bute and th
United States FRmham St. , oppojtts
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Court ITn'i'
DWARD W. SIMEBAt ,
A TfOKNEY AT LAW Room 6
X * Bloct , iKh md Pnuglsa tre < iU noPdh
C. F. AHDERSON ,
A TTORN2T AT LAVT S4S Famhkm 'St t-
In Omaha
PARKE , GODWJri ,
A TTORNKT AT LAW-ltth uid
s. "Ith O. V. Do np
W. T. RlCIIARPK. , Q. J. 1ID1.-T
BiCHARDS & KUKT ,
A11 o r n e y s .fa t - -
r 21fi Sonth Fourteenth Street.
EASflNDIA
.
-A ne 'Sin-l hitherto nntnown remedy for all 1
S of the KidnrjB , Illidder. aja Urinary
lit will positively cure Diabotra. urxrel. Drop-
y , Urieht's DistuB * . inability to rrtaiiror expell l
the Urine , Catarfhol iho Itladt'cr , hich colored l
.and scanty urine. Painful Unnxthic , liAHK
BACK , Ucneral Weakness , and alt yranale Com-
plalnU.
ltavoJ ! < ImcrtfH 'inemiHhe * ? Is ctrtalit irrit
effects and curta when nothint cVo can.
For nle hy an Dniffsl-toor eccl ly m U free
upon receipv of Xhc price , 52.10 ,
DAY KIDNEY
Toledo , O.
lor our HlUe book
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JAM' > S K. mil Arrnt lor N
IROH ; TURBINE .
WIND ENGINE
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MANTJFACTUHED
Mast , Fo jS & Co. , Springfield , 0. "
Tha Strongest tnd Host Durable
WINO -ENGINE
In the World.
HnnlnxJs > n9 in Iow -Sold
by Dailcra la ntariy er ry county.
This cat represents oar
Buckeye ForcePump
vhloh is partlculariy
adapted -Wind MilL-
uiees l " works easily
and thrajra a constant -
etreavn. ands < does"notf
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freeze up * In ibe cold-Ji *
eat weather. Send for
L pKcalist
W. H. HAYKEE ,
THE BEE.
80. PROPRIETORS'
1 Copy ! year , In fcdTMce ( postpaid ) . 3 > CO
ormnths n ,
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S months u
TIME TBUS-
m MAILS.
C , &U. W. B. R650 . m. , fci
O.B.&QB 30a.m. , E 0 p. m.
C.R ' l&P.K. R.KSOa1m. ; , p.tn. ,
C-A'St JoestSQ , m.
8. City * P. 530a.m.
U. P. R. E. , liMa. ; m. _
O. t R. V. to Lincoln , 10 a. m.
B. fcM.R.R,8Oa m.
O.&N. W. , 7:30 a m.
,
C , 4K. W. BR. , u . m. , H p. m.
0. B.4Q. , lltm , 9JOpm.
C.K L&P. , ll , in. , Up. .
C.B.tSt , loe.lla.m. , Up. M.
U. P. R. R , , * p m.
O. t R. v. from Llncoto , l ao p. m.
8 City & P. , 11 a. sa. _ -
B.ftM/inAeb.ip. m.
LOCK ! mails for States Iowa leave but ono a
day , vis : 1:30 : a. m. C
Office open from 12 to 1 p. m. Sundsyt
TBOMAS F. HALL. FostrasfUr.
Arrival And Departure of
Trains
_ , _ I.U.VK. uuirvt
Daily Erpre s..n:15 p. m. S3B p. m ,
do Hired . 6.10p.m. 4:25 p. m ,
do Freight . 5aOa.ro. 1:10 : p. jr.
oo do . 8:15 , tn. 12:50 a. ra ,
TIME _ CARD OF THE .BURLINGTON _
- - . 10:00 . .
: m.
, mi P p.
Sundays Exceptcd. | SundajsExcepted.
CHICAGOjSOCK ISLAND & PACIFIC.
aU : . . . . . .6:00 : a. m. I MaU . 10rf p.m.
8:10 p. m. | Eipress..lO.-flOa.rc ,
CHIOAGO NORTHWESTERN ,
6 :
Express. . . .
KANSAS CITVBT. JO "s COUNCIL BLUFFS.
JLRWVK.
8SIO a. ra. I Express . 7iO : , m.
6KK ) p. m. 1 Mifl . 7:25 : t.m.
The on'y line running Pullman Sleeping Cars
out of Oman * to Union Depot.
OilAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND IBIODT
CUT & PACIFIC EAILROADS ,
Sxpren . 8:00 : a. m. | Fzpresi . tOp m.
Daflj Except Sunday * . T
B. & M. R. tt. In NEBRASKA
[ WBST ] [ EAST ]
Omaha ( r > ) . ; . . . .9:00 Kearney J-ncflvi:60 m
Plattam th Ml 0:25 a m Eloomlngtonlv:10 ( ) m
Ktamy J'ncOirJTiBS p m Ked Cloud ( lv ) 6:36 am
Ksd Cloud ( arrffittpm Plftttsn'th ( &r ) 4:20 p m
Blootn'gtonar)3:25 ( p m Omhaarr.4:55 p m
RfiPUBLICiN VALLEY RAILWAY.
H&atlnirg GV ) 6K15 a m | bloom'gton ( arlSOpm )
Bljomlngton 1:35 p m I Hastings ( u ) CS5 : p m
Orleans ( lv ) 7:30 a mllndianLla ( rl.--Opm )
Orleans ( ar ) 7 . " 00 p m | Indlanota ( lv ) 230 pm
SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL R. B.
MJ1 . 6:10 : am I Express . 10:00 11
Express . MOpm Mail . 7:20 p m
WABASH , &T. LOUId&PACmO.
WAVES. ARKIVE8.
Uall . 8a.m. I Mill . _ . .11:65 a m
Express. . . .3:40 : p. m. ( Express . 1:25 p.m.
BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. B , R
Leive Omaha , daily. g a m , 0 a m , 10 a m. ,
11 a. m , 1 p. m. , 2 p. m. , 3p. m , 5 p. m , , 6 p.
m. ,
Leave Council Huffs ; 8:25 a. m. , 025 a. m , ,
10:25 a. m. , 11:25 a , m , lv6 ! p m , 2:25 : p. m. ,
3:25 p. m , 6:25 : p. m. , 0:25 p. m. ,
Four trips on Sunday , lea vine Omaha at 9 and 11
. ra. , Z and 5 p. m ; Council Bluffs at 9:25 ,
11:25 : a. m. , and 2:25 and 5:25 p m.
FABSESOBR TIUtKS
Leave Omaha : 6 a. ra. , 7 a. m. , 830 a , m. , 1
p m. , 4ao p. m. , 7:25 p. m. , '
Leave Council B'uflg : 6:15 : a. m , , 9:10 a. m. ,
11-.W a , m , 625 p. m. , 7.-00 p. m. , 7:50 p. m.
Dally except Sunduy.
* OSIAJULE1IPUBLICAS VALLEY E.B.
UEiVS , AUUVB.
Mail. . . . . . iois : a. m. , 1:35 : p. m.
Daily xcspt Sundays.
COM3IEIIC1AU
Omaha Wholesale Marketi
OMAHA , September 8,1880.
HOTTER AND EGGS.- ,
Choice table. . ; * . . . . . . . . . . .
' 5 iii/A ,
Honey. -
POULTRY. " - - - *
'
d"2 228
; . . ; . . 8@9
CntLoaf. . " " . . . . . " . 10
Powdered ! ! "I * 101
g
Granulated. .
Standard"/ . . ' jnf
OSA. . . . " * Jo *
" ' ' * ' ' '
Extra "ry\//.V..lIl'.Il'.r. ; ! . 91
, A choice nod very bright. . . BO
! bt Table Drips 45
rleanB'Mollasses. . . . . . " . . 60
ilarket advancing ,
_ UOb'FEE.
Rio , prime to choice. . . . . 17 <
Rio owed to prune.
Elo lair to good
Mocha. . . . * .
O. G.Java
„ . , , BICE.
Onoico
Good to prime 7ia7.
3
_
V ? Prunes.r.
MdPrunes
Jurrants.choice new 7 ;
JlackBerrleB 12 i
Raspberries 83 ;
Pitted cherries So
klichigan fjrtd Apples 8
N. IT. Sliced A ' 9
Evaporated " 5
Salt I/akeTeachesr. hi . 15
California Peaches 15
' CANNED TJOODS.
[ 3"0yst rs , 2 Ib cans , tf case. . 8 70
do do llbcan.percase. . 240
Lightweight Oysters 2 Ib tf case * 290
Salmon , 1 Ib , # dozen 175
d6 21t > , < lozenit..r. . * . : . 265
Standard Tomatoes,2 Ib , ? ? case 2 SO
" 3 Ib , case 8 00
iana'ard'PeacriiSrSTb , incase. 4 40
- " . - " 2 Ib , case. 3 40
EaspberrieB , 2 Ib , f case. 800
Blackberries , 2 Ib , tf case 2 80
Corn , 2 lb. case 380
Apples , Gal , tf doz 875
Narrow Fat Pea ,2 Ib , tf case. . 4 00
String Beans. 2 Ib. per case. . . . 240
SUNDRIES.
Nutmegs.
'epper 17
' '
4r
20
Hope
Candles. 16 oz - . . . 13
Sreenvnch Lj'c.perlcase 3 SI
Beansper bushel 1 Si
Cheese full cream
WIndovr Glass-60 per cent discount - -
count oil list. _
HARDWARE. _
1UON.
Common bar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ 3
Eloree-sboo bar . .r- ; . ' " 4
Norway nail rod. _ 9
Castplowl ? . , . . ' 'T " 9
Am. cast , tool 18
Jes'p's , 22ng. do 23
Tens , upwards. 5 50
' ' ' '
B'rd'd'a shoe'g 550
" mule" 650
Omaha nails tens , upwards. . . 350
Nw'str'shn 23@SO
Putiuun nails 23SO
DRY GOODS. * . . „
BROWK COTTONS ;
" ' ' ' " ' '
Adobo"a. . . . r. . . .r..r ?
Pepperell " 0" 7j
do. "R".r.-i. . . . . . * 7 $
do "E" 8i
Indian Head 8
LawrfnieXXX 10
Nebraska , Standard "AA" . . ' . . .
_ UESIMS.
Amoskeag. . . . . " . 16"
Bearer Creek , "AA" 14J
do "BB" ISi
Haymakers 9J $
Pafiner 8
Otis "AXA" 15 ,
do "BB" 14
do "CC" 13
Warren "AXA" 15
do 'OSB" 14
do "CO" 13
BLEACHED COTTONa , .
Lonedale 9J
do" Cambric 12A
Cabot f {
Fruit of the Loom 10
ewYork MQIa 12J
Hills'Muslin U
Wamsntta , * 12 * '
nCKINOS.
Amoskea ; ; 18
FalkO.B.0 20
do "AA" 1 <
do."AAA. . . " , , , . . . , IB
4
PBOTB.
Aiwon"I ; if" ! " . ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ? *
Harmony. . , , . , . . , . . 55
American 7 *
Allen's „ . . R l-2
Allen'sPinks w 8
ATH n ffthc7.7..mi. . . . 71-2
Manchester m 8
'
Merrimae shirtingB . 6 1-2
Eichmonda 61-2
RichrnondsE 71-2
Bpjague's . . . . . . . .v. - , 61-2
Simpson's mourning. . . . . , . , ; . V 71-2
Simpson's black , . . . . . . . 71-2
STBItES ,
American. , . . " ; , u * . . 103J11
Ajno8kc4g. . . . . . . , n n , , . . . 12
fewssVoB.A. . . 'I ! ! ! ! ! ! ; . " ! . ' . ' . ' 17 ilo
H&nilton 11 i2
Omega Ual2
Pittsfield. k..i. , . . ! j
Pammp.i8'H-an3nnder..f ' $2000
EaSh.Md.Jt. over 18 , per M. 50
fencing , No. 1,12 to 20 ft. . . 22 00
No. 2,12 to 20 ft. . . 2000
" t. i . * " " < 19/00
Uommon boards , dressed 2200
STOCK BOARDS ,
4000
. . " " . . . . . oo fjjr UU nn
0. ; SO 00
Common stock 2500
- IXOOEIKQ.
No. 1 ffoorlnj.v' 40 00
No. 2 ' 3500
No.3 " 2500
Yellow pine flooring No. 1. . . . 45 00
BIDWO.
No , 1 siding. . . 2500
NO. 2 - " - r..7..r..t..r " - * 22"co
No.8 " 2000
TICKETS , *
No. 1 picket * , per M J2 &
' " "
2500
No. Ifinl hlljand2in. . . 5500
> .C,1 " lin 5000
- . IK 1J , " and 2 In. . " -45 00
No. 2 " lin. . . 4000
No. 8 " In 8500
SHIP LAP ,
Plsinshlplap 2300
00 'r No.l SO 00
" " No. 2 2500
' No.8
CEILIKO.
1 beaded , 6 In. , No. 1 2500
" " No. 2 2300
4 and in. , No. 1. . . 4000
" " " No. 2. . . 8500
Corrugated ceiling , No. 1 50 00
" *
BHIKULES.
A star ( best ) hngles 3 75
No , 2 , " 300
No.3 " 250
Lath 400
Lime , bbl 1 35
" bulk , per bu 40
Cementbbl 250
Iowa plaster , bbl * " 2 50" '
Michigan plaster , bbl 2 75
Hair.perbu 25
Tarred felt , 100 Ibs 300
Straw board , " ' 400
O G battens , per 100 ft. lin. . . 1 25
Wellcnrbing 8000
Bongh i , and 2 in. . In batts ,
per 100 ft. lin 60
POSTS
Cedar halves , 7 in IS
" 6 in 16
" QnarterSIn 16 "
Oak , 4x4 80
" 4x6 40
0 Q casing , 6J and 6 in , , per
100 ft lin . .T. . 300
Oak plank and timber , per M. 40 00
Clearboplar 6000
Black Walnut , , , 10000
. . - HIDES ,
Green hides , per Ib 65
Green cnred hides 7 *
grybldea 15al7J
Dry salted hidei. . 10al2
SheepPelte 23al 50
-Tallow. . . . , M 4J
LIQUORS , WINES , ETC.
High wines , per gal 108
AlcohoV180LperKenkper gaU 2 10
ITren'.n splrlta , proof . " . . . -18
Marshall's bourbon whisky. . . . , 1 23
Miller's bonrbori whisky.-- - " 1 25
Brandy , very fine , per gal. . . . 2 00i8 00
" common to fine 150
Gin , 100 per cent 1 50 '
" Holland , 90 per cent 1"25
Rums , mixd Jamaica , per gal. 1 50a3 00
"I NewEngland. . . . . : . . . 200
Kennedy Bittera per gal 1 50
" "
per case 750
_ " _ " Per 100 cases 7 00
Champagnes , pints in baskets. 25 00
Domestic champaigne 22 00
Port \rine , per case 1 50a3 00
Sherries 1 E0a3 00
Ales , Edinbnrg 275
" Bass&Ca'g -225
Dublin stout 225
'LEATHER.
Best slaughter sole 32
Bestoak 41
Prench-ldtM 1 lOal 40
French catt , leading brands. . . 1 50a2 10
Domesticiips 7iial 10
Domestic calfs 1 lOal 30
Hemlock upper , per foot 25a26
Oak upper , per foot 25a06
Grain , upper per foot 2 >
Linings , per doz 8 OOa ! ) 50
Toppings , per doz * 1100
Morrocc * ( bootleg ) per foot. . . 35a'-
" olldressed 3. >
Simon per skin 3 00a3 25
" glove kid 30
Boot webbing , per foot 4f
HARNEbS LEATHER.
No. IPittsbnrg oak 44
Noiritt8burg oak 42
TSTo. 1 Cincinnati oak 41
No. 2 Cincinnati oak SO
No.lhemlock 31
No.2Hemlock 37
COAL-RETAIL.
.Anthracite 1050
Blossbuig 12 OJ
Wyoming 8 50
Oskaloosa 5 50
Iowa nut. . . . 500
White Breast " 550
Stop that Cough.
If yoiffcre suffering with a Cough
Cold , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fever ,
Consumption , loss of voice , tickling of
"the throat , or any nflection of the
Throat or Lungs , use Dr. King's Now
Discovery for Consumption. This is
the great remedy that is causing BO
much excitement by its wonderful
cures , curing thousands of hopeless
cases. 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.
fWe- can unhesitatingly say that this is
jeally the only sure cure for threat
"and lung affections , and can cheerful
ly-recommend it to all. Call and et
a trial bottle free of coat , or a regular
aize for 81.00. J. K. IshOmaha. (3) ( )
Bucslen's Arnica Salve
The BEST SALVE In the world for
Gnta , Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
I Rheum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp-
'ed'Hands , ChnoMnsrCornBandnil
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
li guaranteed to give perfect satiafac-
tlod hi every case or money re Funded.
Price 25 cents per bor. For sale by
" '
8'dly J. K. ISH , Omaha.
CHICAGO SHOT TOWER CO.
M auf acturora o !
STANDARD SHOT
t . BESURETOBUTIT. ,
j THE B5STIN MARKET.
E. W , BI/ATCHFOK1 > & CO.
lUaulictoren of Letd PipeSheet tnd Bar Lcsd ,
' Bloct Xts , Pipe asd Solder. LiPeoed Oil
OBDEBS SOLICITED.
70 NORTH CUMTOHT. %
- LIST OF VOTERS
OP THE
Fottfth , Ward.
Anderson G Ambrose W
Anderson P 0 Allen OB
BierbowerEti jthrl
Broatch Wc Syert
Brown 11 A Bliss M H
Baldwin 0 A Burns S
Burquest P A Bullcbk F 0
Bennett W J B enifsit W '
Bechell\VF
Brown Lazer Barker JOB
Balcombe St A D Bogus Q H
Balch E E Brash B
Beity Jcs Bowman A
Baswitz 0
Seaton AD Barton C A
Campbell ( John Campbell C
Clark ' S H H Clark A D
ConkliugJRDr Corusforth 0 S
Cahn ( A Cahn H
Cahn I E Chambers W G
Clarke t J M Chandler E B
Cranston ( B G Cain 0 W
Callan | I Callan B
Creigh Thos A Cranz H C
ChristensenP Cohan J
Carpenter < A B Colonum C K
Davalon J A Devalon H P
Devalon L W Denise J C Dr
Delone ] F X Dwyer W3I
Dixon WB Davis OP
Dumont ] J n Dugan John
Devries E P Dinsmore OMDr
Davidson D W Dufrene A it
Danieh G L Drake L
Durnill S Donaldson W F
Deuel H P Deuel C P
Edholm ] P L Eldridge E Y
Evans J B Ehing 0 S
Eustic P S EmEry 0 J
Emery ] E L 4 r
Foray 1 the Jaa Foadike 0
Freeman ] C Q 1 Frenzer P
Fonda W A Fitch HV
Fleraming Wra , J FallonP
Freeman C Q 2
Goldsmith ( M Graff G'S
GrayFF Gu on A S
Green G L GrcenebaumRev 0
Uooae < Pater Gottheimer P
Gillon ( Thos Garlish R L
Gray ( L B Griffith Jaa
Hitchcock P VV Hitchcock G M
Hu us P Howe J D
Hsrbach J A Hill L W
Haney Ed HaydenKK
Hi ina W A Ha edorn Wm
Hertaman J PL D Hawea P 0
'Havens F C Havens C B
Hanscom A F Hubermana A B
Hyde W D Harris L D
Holtmf JO Hobba J L
Hoagland J P Harsha W J Rev
Hyde H W Hyde J R
Hobb J L HaleLF
Her J D IsaacC H
lugram J W Rev Irvin Jns
"Johnson SR Jacobs John G
Jones J D Jennings 0 E
Jones S B Jewett Gee E
Jones D Jacobson S
King Jacob King G F
King J W Kennedy H
Kuhn N A Kalish S
Kfhlniyer C Kennard L J
Kennard i F B Kennard TE
Kennard , WM
Little Isaac Lambert E
Liningjr I.J W Landrock G
LillcEF ] Lingholm John
Lake G B Lake G E
Laader ren V Lehman C L
TSeey J H LeGevt D
Lindburg ] F A Lyon T , F
Monell j G C Dr MillspaughFRRv
Mjllsrd ] J H MillardEzra
Murphey Frank MufphyP
McCormick \ JS McCormick John
MOTSO 31 V Maul W G
Meredith J R
SIooroD S McLoughlin E D
Morrea F E Metcalf Gee 0
McGucken Jas iloffitt D A
Mumaugbi C M Mumaugh W jf t
McCartney FBI Mount VVJ
Morrisey Jas McDonaldB.
McCoy , M E McKoon M G
McMahon P J Manchester J R
Majo , G Morrow J 0
Mansfield C R Mills G T
McDon ugh F M
Nash W T ?
Nicholas ] A P Nilsen Olef
Newrtan H C Newman Jacob
Neville Jaa
OsenS ( O'Connor J J
Omeara | Frank
Ferine P L Paterson Gee
PundtHRA Paxton W A
Pentzell J Pritchett Gee E
Petty J W
Quarnalron i AP
Roberts 0 H Ringer E F
Richards T W T Riley Frank
Reese J M Rheinhart Juliua
Robinsnn AL Rogers H B
RittorWli Beznechek Jno
toaewater E Roaewater A
harpPH Sharp J C
harp W A Simmonds" 0
Scott Wm Sharkey P
5chneiderF A Schneider Herbert
SaxoD Saxe A W
eybolt Gee L Stull Homer
Jhanahan J Simpson J M
Snyder Webster Sherer D
Sieri Henry Spears E D
sorrel A Dr Strides JG
Turney C R Test E F
Tildon Dr Gee Thorn Frank
Tafle'John Turcote J M
Vandenburg L H Yapor-J C _
Vosa Henry Vanlnwegea G A
Wood J S Wood 0 S
Wilcox Goo A Wolfe L W
Williams C ( No 1) ) Wilkins J W
Wickman P J Wood A P
Woodman JE Wiley HB
Williams Hobart Witney David
Wright J S
Yates H W Yatea Daniel
Zlmmer F P
This is to certify that the above is
a list of voters registered in the Fourth
ward , city of Oma.ha7to date.
Noiice is hereby given that I will
. Wyman's store on Thursday
morning , September 9,1880 , to cor-
recfoaid list.
la witness whereof I set my hand
this 8th day of September , A. D. 1880.
JOHN S. WOOD ,
Registrar said-ward. -
.finother Theory Busted.
Detroit Free Press.
A widow who was going to" leave
the city hpld an auction of- her house
hold effects yesterday , , and everything
went at prompt sale until little but
the bedsteadwaa loft. Just before
this was put up some of the women
went o ep ing around , and discovered
that it WrfS invested by bed bugs.
This fact was noised around until it
came to the ears of the auctioneer ,
who mounted the b'ox and said :
"Words cannot the
express poig'
nancy of my sorrow over-the "base
Canatd'which has been put in circula
tion in this crowd. I have sold goods
in this town for twenty-nine long
years , and this is the first instance in
which bugs are permitted , to step be : ,
tween me and the purchasing public.
Ladies and gentlemen , if there IB a
bug in or about teat bedstead I want
to se him. I cannot and will not be
lieve them Is , Jt would ba a tlander
a most Lfmil slander on thercharacter -
of thia worthy widow , who is'abont to
remove to the state of Ohio. "
Being invited to step down and
view the bugs for himself , he made an
inspection' They were there. They
vrsre galloping ia and eat and ap jd.
dowh , and it ' fras no Uie to diepuU
tha fact. '
_ Jlea and gentlemen , " said the
auctioneer as he resumed his post , "I
found bugs , I don't exactly remem
ber the Latin name for themj-buirthey
are there. And noW..letme talk to
"
yoU ris a frignd , Bgdb&fa were not
made for gaudy show , ncr were they
made for a life of ease It ia a law of
psture tbnt.they , should inhabit
Bedsteads- They cah n6 hiore go
but Under the barn and make a living
than a dog can become an esgle and
floajTttuttugh ; space. The aversion
among yolUo this insectis founded
'bn false principles. His bile icafcel
ifritates the -sleeper' , but it cleansed
and purifies the blood. But for the
bedbugs of this country , we should all
have boils and carbuncles. They keep
down warts. They cause moles to
disappear. Give them a chance and
they would remove corns without
pain. The great "
"Fifty cents ! " called an old woman
who remembered that she had a remedy -
edy at He mo.
"Fifty cental I am offered fifly cents
for a $10 bedstead , and I waa Roinij to
ray , the great Napoleon alwaya asked
lor a bed with bugs in it. I am offer
ed fifty cenfs , and yet Cauar had his
bur-a. I am "
"One "
dollar.
"I am offered ono dollar , and yet
the poet of Greece immortalized the
insects before you. This widow telh
me that she has had
not an ache or a
pain since the first
bug made his ap
pearance. How rnany of you have
read what Homer wrote1 of them ?
What was the fountait > iof Mozart's
twelfth mass ? And yet I "
"Two dollars. "
"And yet I hoar only two dollars !
Do you have headache ? Arc you
efflicted with ' giddiness ? Do you
have roaring in the eara ? "
"Three dollars ! "
"My rriends. 1ft me go home and
gat my copy of 'Paradisa Lost' and
rad to you ona short chapter. What
did Milton "
"Four dolkrs ! "
"Ah ! I begin to see that art and
culture are not unknown to tha au
dience. Did Alexander the Great
h.ve boils ? Never , not a-one ! And
why ? "
"Five dollars ! "
t"I am bid five dollars. I would
like to quote one ver.'e from a well-
known Latin poet , but time presses ,
and this bedstead ia sold for five dollars
lars , cash on the ca'l. ' I will now di
rect your cultured aUention to that
cooksiove with a cracVpd oven. "
What Is Skillei Labor ?
San rranc'scoCnll
The bonrdof , state prison directors
had a meeting a few eveninga ago for
the purpose of considering whether
the letting of convict labor at San
Quentin for lesa than ono dollar per
day to parties engiged in the tanning
of hide ? , manufacturing of doors ,
making horse collara , furniture , etc. ,
was in violation of provisiono of sec
tion 25 of "An act to define , regulate
and govern the state prisons of Cali
fornia , approved April 15 , 1880 , "
which provides "that after
tha passage of the act no
skilled convict labor shall be let or con
tracted out at a price leas thari § 1 per
day for each convict. " It waa con
tended by the parties engaged in man
ufacturing at the prison that convicts
were not skilled" hborera , and wera
unable tc make the entire piece upon
which they worked , and that the const -
st watchfulness of skilled free
laborers , was necrssafy'tofro'dn > ce"va
marketable article. Counsel for the
board-maintained that the
- piece-work
done by oich convict""was 'properly
execated. - * c
The "Board met at Quentin yester
day and resumed -consideration of the
question ; They finally depicted lo laes
as skilled laborers'rjrat'thoso when
they entered the prison neroacknowl-
edoi [ ? mechanics- , and 'second ' , those
who had served an 'apprenticeab'p of
one year in the prison aSops. These
classes should -loiown aa skilled la
borers , and the state should be paid
at the rate of one dollar per'drvy each
for their services. AH other prisoners
should bo classed as "unskilled , " and
should bp paid for at the rate of fifty
cents per day each. The board say
that if the outside manufacturers are
dissatisfied with their ruling , they can
brinpc the matter before the supreme
court and obtain a judicial definition
of what constitutes a skilled laborer
within the meaning of the act.
Fema'e weakness , canseibj-derangsJIdilnojs.
rermanontly and ucsithcly cured by thoweof
Prof Gullmctto's French Kidney Pads All
druggists eclb them.
AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
No longer like Job neoJ the nfflht d ralH'ons
cry put : "Oh , that mj-tritf were wslrrhcd md
my calamity liid in tne balance ! Ye are forz-rs
of liiorenreail ; phjeicia-sot no lalue" For
an absolute'y site , reliable and certain cure for
Piles , the most exasperating , rainful of all iliS'
oases , has been found bj Dr. sltsbee. Half i
ml lion of jifferers with pil'S testify to thi
virtues of "AnikjBla.1 Physicians ot all school
endorse It and prescribe it ; 5TO.COO persona hav
uaodltina'lsUgesand Y&riotica of piles , am
none without tcncflt. It has been pronounce *
the "happioit medical discovery of the Ace , '
And Dr. SiUbce. an experienced and scientini
M. D. of 40 ycar-t" practice , "a benefactor to hi
race. " J onmcdy so simple and yet aa infal'i '
bleas "An kc is' for Pil M has bjcn discovered
It ii a happy combination ol the coo'hini
poultice of the English , the instrument of tli
F.ench and the cuia'ivo mooication of th
American surgeons. It jff jrds immediate relic :
from tha most * xcru iatinj ; pan- , holds up th. .
painful tumors , and ultimately cu cs the worst
cases of Piles. Samples of "AsiKESis"are sent
free in all sufferer ! on applieititiii to the sole
manufacturers. Messrs P. Aeustaedter k Co ,
Box 3 43. New York. Also tola bj druggists
etery hera. Price $1.00 per box
The most sensible remedy , and the only safe ,
euro and permanent euro fur all diseases of the
liverblood and s oraach , mclu lirpbllltous fevers ,
fever and acus , dumb ague , jaundice , dyspepsii ,
&c , Is Prof. Gutlmette'ij Je ranch LUo 1'ads ,
which cures by nb < n-ptlon , Asft your < , rug.ist
fjr this noted cure , and take no other , ami
if he has not got it or will not gel it for you , send
31.10. to. .French Pad Co , Toledo , 0. , acd they
wDIscad you ono iKHt-pnli bv return mail.
he liver ia more frequeutly the seat of
disease than is generallyjsnpposed , for up
on its regular Action depends , in a great
measure , the powers of the stomach , bow
els , brain and th- > whole nervou * system.
Keculate that important organ by taking
Simmons' Liver Jles'ilator , and you pre
vent most of the disejres that flesh i lieir
to. d&w
*
AN OFFENS1VE BREATH
is abominable , and there is no excuse
for it. SOZODONT will always erad
icate this miserable evil from whatever
cause. But there are thousands who
utterly neglect any care of their teeth
and suffer their breath to become
tainted. They puff their goaaip into
the faces of their liatenew regardleas
of the annoyance they inflict.
'Keep a bottle of Spaulding's Glno ,
and apply to such gossip's lips.
CHICAGO MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Tha Pioneer in the Graded Sja m , and JLSO jn
3 years' c uneof 1 nstruction adop ed by Ameri
can Medical Co 1 e-.ro Association , begins its next
Session Sept. 23ih Phj f loloeictl laboratory
Mtaldshed. ANATOMICAL MYTKRIAL IN UN
LIMITED ABONUANCri. Seats numbered , and
leccnrrd in order of aoiiliration. 1'rcfeswr * '
Fees. $75. Practitioners Course through April ,
F S3O. For Announcement or information ,
address IJr. J. D. HOLLIsTEK , 70 Monroe ht ,
Chicago. Eop4-d3 twjt
QJCC a week in yonr own totvo. 'Icrms'and
$00 outfit freo.ib Address H. Hallett & Co ,
Pcnland. M.
_
DR. A. S. PE3VDERY ,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
IiAJS PElUtANKSTLT , LOCATED HIS MED.
ICAL OFFICE ,
i93 Tenth Street , OMAHA , NEBKASKA
Offering his services Irr all departments o
medicine tnd surgery , both in K ncioJ an
pcilpracUj5 , acute * nd chronic diseases C
'h conrtlted night ana day , ami-will vlg'.ta
pitt of th ? city and county on receipt of letta
THE DAILY BEE
I Ceatsins the Latest Homo and Tele
grapbi News of the Day ,
* " * * Hk | ' * v , un-
Otu sufferora , vio-
thns of fevar nd
eue , the mercurial
dl e 3ed p Ifnt.
ho th8yracoTered
health , cheerful
irWU nd
good
PPotlte ; tbs/win
wll you by t k.
BB CUtOR.
' COSSTIPATION , Jaundice
.SICK HEAJJACHE , Colic , Do
raE of Eplrita , SOUS STOMaCH , Hear
Thlj unrlTallc'd Southern Remedy U warranted
hv i Wtaln 'i ' slnKla frtiela ot M8KCRT , or
siy lEjmlouj minors eubstascs , but Ia
Purely Vegetable.
containing thos Southern Roote snd Herba ,
which * a all-wiso Providence has placed In
countries where Liver DI ca e most pravnll. It
will cut e all Diseases caused by Derangement of
the Liver and Uowels.
THS SrMPTOMS of Liver Complaint art a
bitter or bad taste In the mouth ; Pain in the
BacbSideg or Joints.often mistaken forRheuma-
tiam ; Sour Stomach ; Loss of Appetite ; BoweU
a'tarnately costive and lax ; Headache ; Loss of
Memory , nlth a palnfnl sensation of tmlni ; fail
cu to do eomcthlmr which ousht to have been
dona Debility , Low SplriU , a thick yellow ap
pearance of the skin and Eyes , a dry Cough of
ten mistaken f r Consumption.
Sometimes many of these symptoms attend
the disease , at others very fewbut ; the Liver , tha
largest orsan In the body , in generally the seat
of the dhjase , and If not retaliated in timereat
BUffcrimr , wretchedness and death \dll casue.
I can recommend aa an efficacious remedy for
disease of tba Liver , Heartburn and Dyspepsia ,
Simmons' Livr Regulator. Lewis O. Wrmder ,
1826 Master Street , Assistant Post Master ,
fhlladelpn'a.
"We have tested Its virtues , personally , &nd
know tliat for Dyspepsia , Ellliousness , and
Throbbing Headache , it ia the beat medicine tha
world ever saw. We have tried forty other
remedies before Flmmona * Liver Re alator , but
none of them rave ui more than temporary re
ef : but the Ilcculalor not only relieved , bu ;
cured ut. . " Editor TeUcnph and Mcswjnger.
Hacon , Oa.
UiaUTiCTCRaD CELT ET
J. H. ZEILIN & CO. ,
PHILADELPHIA , PA.
Price. 81.03 &Jd by ill Drnf-rlrta ,
A GHSMiCAL MARVEL.
Thou n " th u and ! ; i B03 away
e'tzer'a T nic fountain ? - > are ,
Wo can d rink the tamr to-day ,
In our f tc-off V.'fritcrn hOMe .
TiunkaloC'.imibt.y'a
In an ii stant presto ! jiaas !
Fresh as from the hine well
Hfltzer bubbles in the silisal
TA BRANT'S TURK ArFaiR > T
Gives the r-ro elixir tirtlr ,
Healthful as theil .d Bout
Flashing , fronrtha breast of Earth.
Time and di-Unie what are thev ?
When Art thus can rtprodnto"
Spring a thousand leagues away ,
For the sick man's instant use !
SOLD BV ALL DRUGGISTS'
FEVER AND ACiUfi.
Defensive Medication
U a precaution wh'ch sVioUM nCVefb'o neglect
ed \\hcn danzer is present , , and therefore a
courae ot the Bittfra at'tbis"a-csoii is particular
ly desirable , cpecally.for ! the ttr jl < x.and sickly :
Aa a remedy for bilioiuno-'s , dyspcpaia , nerv oua
ueis , and bowel compliuit ? , llitrft ia nothiu :
comparable to thla wholcsamu re torative
JTor sale liv all Dru2l tgann Dealers Kenornlly
WEATHER , JANE *
EAGLES AND BALLS FOR FLAG
STAFFS AND BAKNERS.
Over 103 different Bt\le of superbr quality
aaddeskn. STABLE FIXTURE ! uf every do
scriplion. Manufactured by B. T BARXU r
Ironanl Wiie Wojhs , 27 , 2U nJ 31 Woodward
Ate. , Detroit , JJich. Send for catalogue and
price * . Sfecial prices given for larpe orders.
auJS-evtu-Cra
SANTA OLiAUS FOUND.
Greatest Discovery of the Age.
Wonuerful discoveriesln the world havebeen raad
Amen ? other things where Santa Clans Htajcd ,
Children oft ask If lie makes coodg or not ,
If really he lives In a mountain of enow.
Last year an excursion sailed clear to the Polo
And suddenly dropped into what geemcdllke uhol
Where wonder of wonders they found a now land ,
rfhile fairy-like beinjia appeared On each hand.
There were mountains like ours , with more
beautiful ercen ,
And far brighter ikica than over were acen ,
Blrda with the hues of a rainbow were found ,
While flowers of exquiiite fragrance were row
Ing around.
Not long were they left to wonder In doubt
A belli ! ; soon came the/ had heard much about ,
Twag Santa Claus' self and this they all say ,
1o Ittoked like the picture 1 eseo erery day.
He drove up a team that looked ery queer ,
'Tvsas a team rf trrasshoppcre instead of reindeer ,
He rode iu a shell instead o ! a slciirli ,
But he took them on toird and drove them
away.
Ho showed them all over his wonderful realm ,
And factories making jjoods for women and men
Furriers were workinz on hats prcjt and small ,
To Eunce's thev said they were sending them alL
Kris Kinilc , the Glove ilakcr , told them at once ,
All our Gloves we are sending to Bunco ,
Santa showed them tuspcndors and many thlnpfa
mere.
Saying I alee took these to Mend IJuncw's oe.
Santa Claua then whispered a secret he'il tc' ! ,
Aa in Onaha every one know Bunco well ,
He therefore shouiii ecnd his pxxla to his CAre ,
Knowing his friends nlll get their lull sliare.
Now remsmberje dwellers in Omaha town.
All who want presents to Bunco's KO round ,
For shirts , collars , or irlovcs ( 'reat and tmall.
Send your sister or aunt one and all.
Bunce , Champion Hatter of tto Weat.
rwflt. Om-vha
BY THE C.SE OF
DR. BOSANKO
PILE REMEDY.
INTERNAL , EXTERNAL , AND
ITCHING PILES
ylrtd nt ooog on Hie nppllcallon or P
Cosnnlto'n Pile Remedy , wlilcli act .
rggtlyupon tbeiiarta atTrcleU. ithtortilr
the Tumorm , ollnylng I be iiitfnte I to
Inc.jindnfTrftlncaix-rniaiiCTitcurcTThci
ail other remc llp hrtio lallcU. Try _ I
take no other , and lell your nclctibor 10
It * morlt .
DO NOT DELAY
ontll the drain on tbe system prodac
permanent disability , bat 007It. .
TRY IT LOURED
-PRICE , 50 CENTS.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT , .
'
'sod fvnon you can not obtain 11 orhlnjT
trill send it , prepaid , on receipt of frit.
Dr. EoeonUo'a Treatise on Files sent St
BB application. Address
HE DR , BOSANKQ MEDICINE GO 0
k PIQUA , o.
i
VIA THE
Chicago & Northwestern
2,380 IILES OF ROAD I
It ia the 3HOP.T , SURE and Safe Bonte Cetiraan
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ASB
OEEOAGOMILWAraEE
and all potnU EAST and NORTH.
IT OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBUO
GREATEP. FACILITIES AND MORE
ADVANTAGES THAX ANY
OTHER P.OAD IS
THE WEST.
Ills the ONLY ROAD between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHIOAGO
Upon which Is run
PULLMAF HOTEL CAES !
In addition to these and to please all clashes of
travelers , It elves FIRST-CLASS MEALS at Its
EATING STATIONa at BO centa each.
ITS TRACK IS STeELPfillSI
US CGAGHES ARE THE FIVEST !
ITS EQUIPHEMT FIRST CLASS
If you wish the Best Traveling Accommoda
tions you will buy your ticket by thU llouto
tS-A.Hl > WILL TAK E NONE OTHER.
All Ticket Aircnta can sell vou Through Tickets
Via this road and Check usual Hi-
Sie t'ico of Charge
OMAHA TICKET OFFICES 12JI Farnham St ,
Cor. 14th. snd at Union Pjclflc Depot.
DENVER OFFICE In Colondo Central and
Union Facile Ticket Officer.
SAN FlUN'CISCO OFFICE 2 Naw aontjon-
ery Street.
For Information , foldere , rcmi , etc. , not ob
tainable at Homo Ticket Oclco , addreM any
agant of the Company , ot
K4RVIH HUCHITT , W- STEKKITT ,
Goal Hanger , Gcn'I Pasn. Azant ,
CniCAGO , ILL.
JAKES T- CLARK ,
Gen'l Azt Omaha & Council Blnflg.
1S8O.
K.GST. < SOE&C.B.R.B. ,
Is 'he only Direct Line * o
ST. 11.VIS Uf THS EAST
From OMAHA and the WKT.T.
No change of care between Ocuha and St. Loul8
and bnt one Letwe < n Omaha and Kew York.
six DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
Eastern & Western Cities
With less charges andln wlvcnce of other lines.
Tlib entlie Una la equipncd with Pullman's
Palace Sleeping Cars , Palace Day Coach-
OJ.HiHeT's Safety Platform and
Coupler and the celebrated
Wsstlnshouae Alr-Erakc.
THAT TOUR TICKET
-ViaKanRaa City , St. Joseph and"SS
tf3-CounciIBIuff3H.R. ,
Tickets far sale at all coupon stations In the
West.
J. F. BARNARD , A. C. DAWE3 ,
Gcn'I Supt. , Osn'l Paea. & TIrket Ag't
St. Joseph , Mo St. Joseph , Uo ,
W. C. SKACHP.I3T , Ticket AKCII. ,
214 Fifteenth Streo' , between F niham and
Donclas. Unloa Block , Omaha.
JOS. TEUON , A. B. BARNAP.D ,
Pom. A ont , Omaha. Cen'rl Acnt , Omaha.
SIOOX CITY fc PAWFlifj
AND
St. Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
TAe Old Reliable Sioux City Route I
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE 1
From GOMOIL BLUFFS to
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , orBISMABOK ,
And aI points In Koribem Iowa. Minnesota and
Dakota. Thi linn equipped with the Im
proved Westinchouse Automatic Air Brakes and
ililler Platform Coupler and Buffer. AflU for
SPESD , SAFETY AND COMFORT
U unsurpassed. Elejrant Drawing Room und
Sleeping Carowne l and controlled by the com
pany , inn Through Without Change between
Union I'acitlc Transfer Depot ; Council Bluffs ,
and St. Paal. Trains leave tbo Union Pacific
Transfer Depot at Council Bluffs , at 5:15 p m. ,
leaching Sioux City at 10:2J ( p. m. , and St. Paul
'at 11:05 a. m , maklnjr
HOURS ix ADVANCE OP
ANT OTHER ROUTE.
Returning , leave St. Paul at 3:30 : p. m. , ar-
ririicr at Sioux City at 4:15 : i. m. . and Union
Paciflc Tronrfer Depot , Council Blnfl * . at 9S8 : >
a.m. Be auro that your tickets read via "S. C.
& P. R. R. " P. IHLL3 ,
Superintendent. Ml ouri Valley , lowx
P. E. ROBINSON , Ass't Oen 1 fats. Agent.
J. H. O-BRTAN.
Southwestern freight and Passeneer Aent ,
my20-tf CoundlBluffa
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars I
CHICAGO
gURLIHGTQN & QU1HGY
With Smooth and Perfect Track , Elegaat Pag.
ssngcr Ccachcg , and
PULLMAN SLEEPjSC&iDjINC CARS
It is acknowIeil sJ by the r W , aad U wfcx
travel uvcr It , to be IBB Be * . AppoIatoJ nd
Bret Managed lioul In the Counlry.
PASSENGBE GOING EAST
Should bear In mind that this ia the
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points East , North ar.d Northwest.
Passengers by this Route have choice of
POUR DIFFERENT ROUTES ,
And the Advantage of Six Daily Lines of Palace
Sleeping Cars from Chicago to
New York CityWithout Change.
AH Express Trains on this line arc equipped with
the Wcsliruliouse Patent Air Brakes and
Miller's Patent Safety Platform and
Couplers , the most Perfect 1 rc-
tcction Against Acci
dents in the world.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND DWHC GARS
Are run on th oUnriington Koute.
Informition concerninz Rout * " ! , Ratc , lirai
ConoiUiuiit , etc. . will bs clicerfully given b
appljinjattheofficoof the Uuriuton ! ) I'.oute
61J iourtccntn Street , Ornahi , KebraiKa.
C.E PERKtKS. I > V. IIHCIICOCK.
Oen'l itanaier. Gen. West'n PaeM. Ag"t.
J. O. PHILLC-PI , St. Joe. , Ito.
General Aent , OmaHa.
U. P. DUEL ,
fep5-dl liekct Agent Omaha.
VEGETABLE SICILIA
WATTt.
RENEWEB
Thia standard artiele ii compounded with til
greatest care.
Its effects ro as wonderful and latisfactory
crcr.
It restores gray or faded liair to its youthft
color.
It reraotcs all eruptions , itchirg and dandrn
and the ecalp by its use becomes while an
By iti tonic properties it restores Hie capillai
trkmris to their aormal vi or , prerentins : ball
ncsi , and makin ; tha lair crow thick an
stron ? .
As a drcwsinfr nothin ; ; has been fount ! so e fie
tual or desirable.
Dr. A. A.lIayea.StateAsgayerotJIassochusett
says of it : "IconsMer it the beat preparatic
for its intended parrK-ees. "
ETTCOTGHAM'S DTE
For the Whiskers.
This elegant preparation may bo rehed or
change the color of the beard from gray or
Dr. o.lier undeairjblo Rhade , to hrown or bl ?
dicrftion. It ii caoily applied , bcm ; in o
.11- paratlon , and.quickly and effettuall ) prr
petmancnt color which wrli neither r.ur
off.
JIANOFACTUnED BT
!
Nashua , N. H
Sold by all Druggists a
Medictn-
NOTJ
Ther : will he a mr
the Jtrhanic's Jlip'
Ice. ed by limiuticn )
S ptcnbcr llth ,
pose ol rcoru
t/j b
, cor'aatt ' tt
LOSO ,
For COUGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS , ASTHMA , CONSUMf-
TION , and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS.
The ruoit acceptable prepTJtlon In the known orM. Byaddlns toTOLTJ F.OCKand HVEi Ht'o
Lemon juif-o , you have.n oxellent Appetizer and Tonic. f-r s < n-nl and farnily tue. 'lh .
iinriiBwo and I araoslnsc ralfa and ttg numeruiu tcsiimonlal iuvl .
? rec Juily ar the l t o.i Lit
of -Irluciiaiidpopulailty. . ,
Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than
any article in the market.
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue ;
TBSASURY DEPARTMENT. OKFlCkOF INTERNAL HIVESUr , >
Wisumaios , o. C. , J nusry 23,1 P. t
IfU3T3. LAWKKNCE & MAKTIN , 1111 Madison St. , Chlcajo. Jl's. .
accTLiusx : This compound , in the opinion of this oDSc ? , ould haven 9cI3iIi.nl ruanli- ) . . '
tbo BALSAM OF TOLU to give It all the advantages ascribed to thU article In pecttra * o > > . pbi ! t .
while the whUky and the < yrup constitute an em ileion renderhic [ t r-n ojrtcu'Ic r rne j t > th6
patient. Compounded according to the formula , it may properly to chsd i i.1 tlC AL
PKEPARATION under the provMona of U. 8. K vised Stati-te < . and trhso fOttarrp t' . rraj ! o
sold by Dru < slst , Apothecaries and Other Persons without rendering them Ihblo to ( ny tfe ia !
tax aa liquor dealers.
Yours Respectfully , ( Slened ) OREEN. B. RAU1I. Comsi slonor
LAWRENCE & MARTIN. Proprietors , Chiccgc , His.
Sold by DRUGGISTS. flEOGEES and DEALERS everywhere
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CFOCRAPHY n < THIS
SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP , T , AT THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R.
is THE roxsrirr : R T.TXK BETWEEN THE EAST &TIIE
Its main line runs from CblcaKo * > t'omtcil
Bluffs , pa lnB throaKh Jollet. Ottca. IJI > - 1IP.
( ioneico. .Mnline. ICocic Island. Davenport.'a < <
lilbertr. Iowa Citr.JIareniS ) . Brooklrn. ( Jrinnell.
DCS ilolnes ( the capital ol Iowa ) , Stuart , Atlsta- .
tic , ana Avoca ; with branches from Hur n .
Junction to fHurla : Wilton Junction toMuscn-
tir.e. Wnshlnirton , Fnlrtleld , El.ion. Uclknnp ,
Centreville. 1'nnceton. Trenton , Gallatlc , Caroc-
r n. l.aaveaworth. Atchtson. and Kansas City :
Washington tu blenarner Oskalooaa. ami Knoi-
vllle ; KcoSuS tu KnraiiiEton , lionapnrte , Hon-
tonsrtort. Independent. Etdon , Ottamwrt , Eady-
TiIie.OalailOSii. I'eila.JlnnroP. ana Des Motnes ;
NVttton to Alunroo : Dei ilolnefl Indianolaana
Wintered : Allantljtol.ewisnnd Audutmn ; and
A oca to ilarl&ju This i posltlrelr Mia only
Railroad , which own' , ana operates a throucn
line from ChlcuKO Into the State of Kansas.
Through E\prc ' I'nsoenuer Trains , with Poll-
man * "alaco Cars attacheOTarBrnnTacrtw y flatly
between Citicuco and 1'EOHIA. KANSAS CrrY ,
ConciL HLUFF ? . l. ArsswonTii and ATCHI-
XM. Thrniich can are also run batweeo lil an-
eo flml Knntoa City , via the "Milwaukea and
KocU Inland ShoUne. . " ;
" . . Inland" Is
Tha ( jre.itv.oclt magnificently
eqnlpnod. Its roaabwt In tUnplT perfect ana Its
tract b laid with steel rail ? .
Wh.it will pleaio you most wilt p the pleasure
of enjoying yniir meuN , wblle passing overthn
boantif ul prairie * of llllnolfl and Iow"a. In ono of
nurmnenitlcent DinlnK Cnr thaV accompany nil
TnrouBli Espre s Tr.ilno. You get nn cntlro
meal , as gooii as Is served In any Hrst-cUss hotel ,
lorseventy-ave cents.
t ppreciatlnir the fact that a majority of the
people prefer scparnto apartments forairferent
purposes ( and the Immenau pas cnuer business
of this line wnrrantlne it ) , wenri-i > lra ed tn an
nounce that thM Company runs 1'ullnmn J'litaee
SUtptna Cara for sleeping purposes , and Filace
Cn for ratine pun " > ionly. ( n'ni *
( trent fentcro of cur Pulaea Cars in a S.M jAv
SAJ.ttN nereyun can enjoy jourvi " -
at all honr of lee day.
.MnunlHcent Iron ItrfilKCH spnn the 35 . ! , . .
and Missouri rivers at all points crD9si.ii . ' ua
line , and trans' era are avoided at ConncL < } VB *
Kansas flty. Loavonworth. nnd Atcn'K < * r
nfctlunsDcIncnindoln Union Pt-iKitx.
THK I'KINCU'AI. It. II. fONNKUTIutNC t. . .
THIS CKBAT T11ROUUI1 JUNK Ak.S * fAt -
-
At oiicAuo. witli all dlvenitc.'r lines .not H
East and Hi.uth.
At KMILEWOOD. Tflth thq U S. * JI.J ! , .HH1 ir -
it. W.C. I .
AtWAsru.NGTovUilQirrs. with I1. , u 4 < s- ,
1 * . 11. It. "
At I.A SAI.I.E. wi. i 111. Tent. It. it.
AtllouiA.wlth l' . 1 . AJ. ; 1'.1 > . * -K. t Ik. u
-W. ; 111. MM. , and T. 1 * . A W. Itrts.
At KotK 1SLANU with --MHwaulteo oi iVX.
Islnnd Jliort Unfc , " and Itock I ril & 1
AtliAVENpuicr.wltli th Unv npot i
C. M. & St. H. it. U.
AtWE8Tl.niEnTY.wtthtboU..C.lt. &
Atim.vsELl7ilhrentninowaK.lt. .
At DEI JlolNVrf , wltUU M.&K ! > - li.it.
AtCotfNCIL ISLUW. " . with Union I'aeif
AtGMAIIA. wltll 15. ASIO.Jt.U. IL 111 >
AtCon7iinrMJtTXCTlov.wftliH..l * . It.'cf
At OTTDMWA. wltn 'ciitral Uinali.
St. L. * I' cw ana C. H. A Q. K. ltd * .
At KEKKCK. with 'Vol. , PGUu&wnr. : v *
Louis & Pac. . anrt St. it. Keo. & N.-W. IT t >
At CAMEHON. with 11. fct. J U. It.
AtATCHisON , wlthWtcli.T
Atch. A Neb. and Cen. llr. U. I' It. Itdj.
At l.BAVEjiwuKTU. with Kan. 1'ac , u -
Cent. U. lids.
AtKA.vs.vi Cixr.wltlj all line * lor Us' * - ju
and Southwest.
PALACE CA1 nn > rnrt throuich to I EOKI/i. I > Kf 3
coir.\c < i < JSI-UFFS. icAXNAN cm" , ATVIIINUN , nn < i i.KAvn.-vwoii'
pj'lckct vlii thi > lilne. known u tba "Orrnt ICuctfc Jaluuil J uute.r itru
all Ticket Azent In the United Htntei < md C'unailit.
for Inforrnullon not obUilauble ut your botuo ticket offlce , o.-Iilrr .
A. . KI1VIBA.LL. E. ST. .TOIJ J- .
Uen'l Superintendent. Ucn'l Tkt. ajd Paia'
FURNITURE , BEDDING9
Me ? sfSMng pertaining to the Furniture and
upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT T
> W J ± 1S1 ? JFIRjCOIEJS-
.P ii mon th * * 1208 and 1310 Faniham S
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
IF1 O "R 1 88O.
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