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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY JULY 27 , 1881.
PLATTSMOUTH POINTS ,
Thmga of Interest Occurring
; in that Town.
The Business and Political
Outlook.
CorrespsmlcnMOfTiii brn
J'LATTSMHUTII , July 20. The river
improvement nt this point is progressing -
ing finely to spend the thirty thousand
dollats appropriated to Iho beat nd-
vnnlngo for nil individuals interested.
Engineer JIcNow has charge , ably us-
aisled by n corps of young sophomores.
The main channel of the river ia to
bo turned from the west bank nt this
point and directed toward the cast em
bankment of the B. & M. bridge on
the Town aide.
Tin's little mailer is to bo effected
by immense wire nets Btrctched nlony
the western bank n little way ftom
it , nt and Jicar where the bold Mis
souri dares approach the Nebraska
shore. Thcso nets nro to
be anchored by t-ock and
willow pegs , the latter driven inlo the
permanent Band bar with hatchets ,
nxui and hand-sledges. Thisj wire
netting , it is supposed will strain the
waters of the Missouri , and collect
matcriala for an impel ishablu barrier
to our western bank.
Your reporter was not satisfied
with liis own judgment an to thuso
trail means for turning the freaky
Mis.iouii , nud so ns1ed the JJ. & M.
and city engineers. The former said :
"Do you think wo would permit ouch
a thing if wo hadn't any faith in it ? "
The latter said : "Why , it would
have just as much effect if they were
to take bows and shoot their willow
sprouts nt thu Town blull's ! "
The IS. & . M. corpotation lias in (
main repair and machine shops forever
over ono thousand miles of reid at
this point Tlio shopn and material
yards occupy ( iftoon acres. These
grounds arc in the southeastern nee-
tion of the city and auinu twenty feet
above high water mark , so that they
nro entirely out of danger from the
rivor. At present they consist of the
following buildings : Machine shops ,
45xlCO f let ; boiler house , -lOx-10 foot ;
boiler shops , 35xGO teot ; blacksmith
shops , 05x200 foot. AH of these uro
fine brick atidstono buildings , equipped
with thu finest machinery , besides
these there are about nix frame build
ings now used for offices , sloro housus ,
paint shops , etc.
The shops bein' { erected arc tlu
round-houbo , of twenty stalls , oighty-
eight foot deep ; car shops of twelve
skills ; wood work shops , OOxlHO foot ,
and store and oil house , G0xl7" feet.
This building consista of two stories
and basement. The upper story will
bo used for oflicos. Thcso buildings
will all bo finished by November 1st ,
and then the present force of shop
men will bo doubled , thus giving
( steady and profitable omployinont to
nearly seven hundred shopmen alono.
Besides these , the company is making
other extensive improvements , such
ns building suwor driins and grading
the grounds. The company will spend
nearly one hundred thousand dollars
for shops and yard improvements
nlono at this point , this season. An
other season will BOO these shops so
that nil building and repairing for
thu road can bo done hero. Those
shops nlono will assure a population
of from 8,000 to 10,000. At present
there nro 2,684 cars reported nt these
ahpus , and 070 men on the pay roll at
this point.
It would take a whole column to
itomuo the buildings going up hero.
A few good business houses will bo
completed this season. This line of
building is not as active as a year
ago. The now hotel is completed but
not yet opened. It is needed hero
more than anywhere else in thu state ,
but somehow there is a hitch , and ho
tel men como and go , saying : "Wo
can't pay such rent. " Travelers ar
rive and depart with the first and last
word au oath at our hotel accommo
dations , and the now hotel still
utands vacant. This is a shame. Wo
are told that the cituons and board
of trade donated several thousand del-
Ian towards this hotel. If this bo
true , surely they should look into the
matter and BOO that the traveling pub
lie have some accommodation when
in those parts. If its citizens have
no more concern in such matters ol
vital interest to the town , wo say
amen to every traveling man when ho
utters his maledictions on Plaits-
mouth's hotel accommodations
Every line of business is prospering
All dealers are nuking money and the
air of good times is the marked fea
ture of every business man.
The county ollicos are the only po
litical stakes for thu present , and the
entries are numerous It looks as if
Plattsmouth wants everything and
ono ward wants Plattamouth. Wo
wore told thai the boundaries ot ono
city ward contained overjr prominent
candidate for each county office. This
will make war internal and the domo-
crals will capture what they want
The county republicans may take ti
hand in the matter and have some
thing to say. Weeping Water has a
paper now and can got before
the people intend to have a say. The
democrats in Oust ) uro calmly schwa-
ing on thu spoils of the past am'
positions of the present , and praying
for Iho happy continuation pf thai
factionalism in the lopublican ranks
that has given them office for the lusl
four years.
Mayor O'Jlourko is building u fmo
residence.
Ex-County Treasurer Cummins is
boon to inoyo to town , and ia building
u fine house for that purpose.
Postmaster Marshall is under the
weather.
Itev. Youiifr , a Baptist minister , is
BOOH to locate hero , and is visiting thu
city for that purpose.
Prof. Love has retired from the
profession and will travel for a year.
' J. W. Baines loturnod a few daya
from Arizona , wlioro ho had been look
ing up mining interests.
MoMurphy , of The Plattsraouth
Herald , owns "Lady Mack" and takes
great pride in her triumpha and prize
money.
Uushnoll , of The Eiitoipriso , is a
hunday tchool superintendent and
.Baptist deacon. Ilia jwpor prospers.
The lUght Reverend Latter-Day
Saint Jncob Cafial , Mormon mission
ary , held services in the Baptist church
several nights last week. The trim-
[ oos must uo broad gunge.
GLENWOOP GLEANINGS ,
Notes fromtho County ISotvt of
Mill * County , Iowa-
This beautifully located and flour-
shlng little city has been in a flurry
of excitement for BOIIIO weeks , over
ho prospective building boom , which
vas expected to dovolopn this season ,
and now wo can flay that the boom
las hit us in real earnest. J. V.
ilinchman has begun to place on the
( { round opposite the Halo block , the
Material for a fmo brick business
milding that will bo a credit to the
.own and its on nor ,
Properly owners on the north side
of the square have been joined by
other capitalists , nnd formed a stock
company to bo known as the "Glen-
wood Hotel Co. " Tlioy will at once
irocccd to erect a three story hotel ,
m the site of the old Custar
House. Not wishing to bo outdone
> y their north side friends , another
jompany has been formed , to bo
known as the Union Hotel Company ,
mil they will build nt once a similar
lotol on the present site of the Glen-
wood House. Other prgporty owners
lioro ( and there are many with plenty
of meaniri nro figuring to build soon.
Among tfio enterprises talked of , is a
pork-packing establishment , and an
experienced man in this business
would receive heat ty support if dosir-
in of locating hero.
Politics arc liable to bo very lively
in Mills county this fall , nnd although
there his : not been many announce
ments made by aspirants for oflicu ,
thu strikers nro swarming nnd work
lias bugtm on both aides.
.The officers of the county agricul-
tin.il society are expecting to have a
very interesting fair this fall , alul have
published a fine premium list. The
.rack on thu grounds li.ia been put in
"mo condition , and several flyers nro
, > oingwoikcd on it , preparatory to the
'all meetings. Among the most at-
T.ictivo of lho.no may bo aeon "Glen-
wood , " the beautiful Bashaw stallion
jolonging to Dr. 0. W. Archibald , su-
> urintcnuont of the "Asylum for Fee-
do Minded Children. "
There were throe running races on
.ho track last Thursday , made up trom
lomo stock , The races were good ,
and drew out a fair attendance.
Farmers in this section report crops
in good condition , and much bettor
than was expected , owing to the late
ness of the spring.
Henderson , a Mills county town.
lias been having a sensational scandal ,
and it it resulted in a free fight last
week between Ed. Lewis and his bro
ther William , on ono side , and Samuel
Bodyfolt and ono Parmloy , on the
other. The fight began by the two
latter having succeeded in alienating
the affections of Ed Lewis'wife , who
was said to bo very indiscreet in en
couraging them. The Lewis brothers
jixvo their opponents a severe punish-
.ng , and then had Bodyfelt
irrostcd for gaining the lady's a flec
tions. Ho wastrind bySquiroPurcoll of
Hastings and bound overtd thu grand
jury in- bonds of § 800. Parmloy
ikippod out. Lewis is a well-to-do
'armor , and a divorce suit is ponding.
I3odyfolt waa put in jail hero on Fn-
ilay. Since "Hanger" was hero , I
lotico quite a number of 13KKs flying
around , but they nro not so numerous
yet as I expect to sue them nftcr their
virtue and true inwardness are found
out by our citizens. Give them Iowa
news and they will pay for it , especi
ally if accompanied by all of these
splendid inducements which are offer
ed since your last departure. Thanks
to "Hanger" for his complimentary
notice of Glonwood , nnd its people ,
and daily paper. More anon.
G. L. Enwoon.
Newport Anratemonti-
Susan Coolidge describes as follows ,
in the Midsummer Scribiior , some of
the anuiBoinonts of Newport :
"Tho amusements of Newport , in
the season , nro many nnd various.
First and foremost should bo immod
the Casino , a now feature , but
already n most important ono. This
charming place , which is both like
and unlike the conversation halls
which in Europe , boar the same imino ,
is built on the Avenue not far from
the Ocean House. Its aspect from the
street is that of u low. picturesque
facade , two stories in height , iu tin
old English style , of brick and olive-
pnintod wood , quaintly shingled and
oddly carved , with vide casomoill
windows , and hero nnd there a touch
of gilding. A single year has t < mo < l
its color down to n delightful nldnoH'i
which Mould do no discredit to , i
street in Chester or Coi entry. A
broad ontraiico-hnll in the middle ol
the building leads to nn inner quadrangle
ranglo , tin fed and sot with llowor-bedH
in the midst of which rises n splash
ing fountain. Above nnd below , on
the street aide of this quadrangle , nro
club-rooms and ollices , broken by n
Eicturosquo clock-tower. To right and
) ft nro more club-rooms , a restaurant
reading , dining , and smoking looms
drossing-1 ooma for ladies nnd ijoiitle
men ; smaller saloons , where unlor-
tninments may bo given ; nnd kitchens ,
wisely ordered on the second lloors ;
\\hero their noises nnd smells car
annoy no ono. The fourth side of tht
quadrangle is filled with a double
ciuvo of loofed galloiies , two etoiies
in height , where ladies sit the morn *
ing long , work in hand , chatting with
friends , enjoying the smell of the
spruy-fioshonod ( lowers , and listening
to the music of the b.xnd. Beyond
this quadrangle lies another ami
\\ider one , edged with trees nnd
shrubberies , past which winds the
carriage drive from an entrance nt tlio
back. This lawn is devoted to open-
air tennis. At its far end is another
long building , in which are racket-
courts , bowling-alleys , and a beautiful
ball-room , lifted up with a stage and
all the appurtenances for private
theatricals. It will bo soon how many
and how various tastes may bo served
in a building of this sort.
"Polo piny , and sitting by to BOO
polo played , are among the other
favouto Newport amusements. Btill
another is to ride or drive to the
meets of the '
Queen's County Hunt ,
which , in the latter part of thescusou ,
lias a run nbout tvuco a week. Foxes
arc not too plentiful iu the island , and
.hero nro days when the hounds are
'orccdfliife dt mievx to follow a
.rail of aniflo-flced , instead of their
more legitimate scent. But the pace ,
; ho jumping , the chance of broken
joncs are equally good ; and as Rey
nard docs not complain , and no baby ,
n net of being soothed of its infant
nilinont by the mild infusion which
docs duty as scent , has as yet fallen a
prey to the mistaken ferocity of the
pack there seems no reason to cavil.
Ladies often join in the sport.
"Tito Fott music is another bi
weekly pleasure , involving ns it docs
the pretty drive round the southern
most curve of Iho bay , with the villa-
crowned slopes of llalidon Hill on
ono hand , and on the other the wide
outlook of blue water , broken by
many islands. Close by is the tiny
rock with its time-unshod liuht-hoiwo ,
whore dwells the bravo lun Lewis ,
heroine of so much dating adventure ,
nnd beyond stretches thu long point
of Brenton's j\cof , surmounted by the
casemates and Binoolh glacis of Fort
Adama. In the deep point of the
inner covu lie the wrecks of two ships ,
ono of them nn abandoned slaver ,
drifted many years since into this
quiet harbor , and gradually breaking
to pieces under the slow , untiring
touches of wind and tide. Only the
ribs now remain ; they lie , black ,
skelcton-liko shapes , reflected in the
tranquil waters of the covo-a perpet
ual pleasure to such artist eyes ns take
pleasure in contrast and happy acci
dents.
"Beside the fashionable Bellevue
\vcnuo , and the celebrated ocean
drive , which for nine miles follows
the sinuosities of the shore from
Bailoy'a Beach to Brcnton's Cove ,
there aru others less famous , but no
loss enjoyable : The drive over the
tno beaches , for example , and out to
Iho long end of Sachuct Point ,
through gaps in stonu walls and across
fields of grain , by overgrown tracks ,
wlioro wild flowers ana tall nodding
grass half bury the wheels ; or the
drives to Coddington's Cove , to the
Glen , to Law ton's Valley , or along
the shore of thu eastern passage.
These inland drives afford constant
characteristic glimgscs , "
Stnnton nud Grooloy-
Washington bpeclal to the Cliidmiall Commer
cial.
cial.Tho
The following curious dispatches ,
printed for tlio tiist time in the Wash
ington dispatches of The Now York
Times to-day , nro of interest at this
tinlo. They were sent by Mr. Stanton -
ton to the Hon. Edwards Piorropont
about a month after thu assassination
of Mr. Lincoln. They are interesting
as evidence of a very different phase
of excitement in Washington at that
time fiom any which has been caused
by the attempt on the lifo of President
Garfield :
"WAR DEPARTMENT ,
"May 12 , 1805 10.05 p. m.
"To the Hon. Edwards Pieriopont ,
Now York : I have written to-night
to retain you and Cutting and Brady ,
or any ono else you may desire to have
associated with you to proscculo
Horace Gruoloy and the owners of
The Tribune for Greeloy'u persistent
efforts the last four weeks to incite as
sassins to finish their work by murder
ing mo. Please ( jive the matter your
immediate attention on receiving the
loiter , and secure copies of : ill Thu
Tribunes printed since the night of
the president's murder , and got the
names of the owners. I propose to
prosecute criminally , nnd also by civil
suit , for I shall not allow them to
liavo mo murdered and escape respon
sibility wjthout a struggle for lifo on
my part. "EDWIN M. STANTON. "
"WAR DEPARMENT ,
May 13 , C:20 : p. m.
To thu Hon. Edwards Plcrrcpont and the Hon.
F. 11. Cutting , New York.
"I have proof of express personal
malice af.iinat mo by Grceloy , and I
believe that I can establish a combi
nation between him and others which
may pud in accomplishing my death ,
as it did ngninat Mr. Lincoln
and Mr. Howard. This is my
reason for distinguishing his case
from others of general vituperation.
EDWIN M. STANTON.
The second telegram was Kent in
reply to one which contained nn inti
mation that it might bo at least in
discreet to make such an arrest as the
ono suggested by Mr. Stanton.
Frank Tinnlal , North Dennett Street ,
Bulfulo , Bays : "I have tried your SPUING
BumoM a a family inedlcino nail have
nqver cunio across anything to do BO much
good in bo short n time in ones of indlgua
tlon , dyspepsia , and derangement of the
Btomach j I strongly recommended It. "
Price CO cents , trial bottles 10 ecu In.
21-eod-lw
A Lady Correspondent
Mil. EDITOR. In a recent issue ol
your paper "Daisy B. " writea to know
\\Jmt to do when she has the ' 'blues. '
jNutt' , I have been troubled with that
A ury unpleasant and essentially femi
nine complaint in the past , nnd I am
quite sure my i-xporicnco will help
her. I don't believe these indigo feel
ings como because things don't go
right around us , but because matters
don't'go right within us. Every lady
understands this and knows the cause.
For years I have sufibrod turribly.antl
I now see llmt I might have avoided
it all had I known what 1 do to-day.
I tiled taking Warner's Safe Kidney
nnd Liver Cure as an experiment , and
it did for mo more than I could over
have dreamed it possible' to do for any
woman. I would not bo without it
fortho _ world , and I earnestly advise
Daisy B. or tiny lady troubled na she
was to use the moans which I did nnd
I nm euro it will hnvo the saino ofi'uct.
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GREATEST 11EMEDY KNOWN ,
Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con-
fiuinption is coitninly the greatest
medical lomudy ever placed within the
reach of suffering humanity. Thou-
handa of once holnloss sufiuiors , now
loudly proclaim their praise fcr this
wonderful discovery to which they
ono their lives. Not only does it posi
tively cure Consumption , but Coughs ,
Colds , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay
Fever , Hoarseness nnd all nflbctions of
the Throat , Chest and Lungs yields
nt once to ita wonderful curative pow
er aa if by magic. Wo do not ask you
to buy a largo bottle unless you know
what you aso getting. Wo therefore
earnestly request you to call on your
druggists , Ian & MoMiuox. and got a
trial uottlo free of
cost which will con-
\ Inco the most skeptical of its wonder
ful merits , and show you what a regu
lar ono dollar size bottle will do. For
sale by lah & McMahon. (4) ( )
Neuralgia , Sciatica , Lumbago ,
flackacfio , Soreness of the Ghost ,
Goiii , Quinsy , Sere Throat , Swell
ings and Sprains , Burns end
T Scalds , General Bodily
Pains ,
Tooth , Ear and Headache , Frosted
Foot and Ears , and all other
Pains and Aches.
Vtt , rr ( > rr " < m en f rth eqnali ST. JXcow Oil
M a safe , itrrr , nimplf nJ cheap Extern * !
Uomnljr. A trial entilli tint the cotnpnratlttlj
bUllne oull .T of . " 0 OnU , m1 erery ors uiffcr-
Inj with pain can biro cheap and liolUm orool
ot lljtUluij. cfV
DltecUanj In Eleven I.angn E" * (
GOLD BTALLDRUOQIBTS AND TEAMED
IN MEDICINE.
A. VOGBLER cfc CO. ,
EstabMofl 11 Years ,
eprc ontcd
3 Sil.000,000
anted. C. T. TAYLOIt & . CO
LET IT BURN !
My house and furniture is insured with
C. T. TAYLOR & CO. ,
Oor 14th and Dot "
D.T. MOUNT
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UAJfCfMCrURKR AND D JALItR IS
SADDLES. AND HARNESS.
1412 Farn. St.
Omaha , Neb.
AOUiT FOR TIIB CKLPBRATCO
CONCORD HARNESS
Two Meditlf and n Diploma of Honor , 1th the
i cry lilj/hcst < v rml the judges could bestow iu
awarded this harness at the Centennial IZxhibl-
tlon.
tlon.Common
Common , also Ranchmen's and tadlcs * SAD
DLES. Wo keep the largest etoclt in the u cst ,
> nd Imlto all who cannot exatnlno to send fnr
prices an9t
DE VEAUX'S
WASillKG MACHINE
The Only Machine that Wil ]
Do just as is Advertised.
It Will Wasli Faster ,
It Will Wasli Oleanor ,
It Will Wash Easier ,
It Will repre no Rubbing ,
It will do a large family
Washing in 30 Minutes ,
It Will IWasb Equally wolll vritli
Hard or Soft Wftter-
tt iloot away with wath bollern and wash boards ,
and will iu ) for Itself In lull and the car o (
clotlaslna nionjti.
No etcam In the LltOien. A Oilld 10 jears ol
can do the washing ( aster than any Moman can
\\rlii nna handout thotlathea-
1 > AN. SULLIVAN & fiONS' ,
dim 1110 Farnham Sheet , Agents.
Cornell College.
l The CUssIlc.il , I'hlloiophlcal , ScKntllloand Civ.
il Knirliieerinir Courscu compara ( a\ orabl- 1th
the bint collCA * ) 'ho country ,
blimaladianUffOrfarogheii In tlio I'reparato-
O and Konnul DojiartiiiuiiU , and In the Con en -
atory o ( lliulc.
Twenty Professor * ana Tcnchtn.
Surnrior Bulldl'itf * , Mmeuni , lAboratorj-
Expenses Uow , Fall tcmi oponi Sept. IB.
For catalo iiui or other Information , addrrM
I'BW * . WM. F. KINO , P , P. ,
Jy 12-dSw2m Mt. Vernon. Iou- .
AQEr4T8 WANTED FOR
FASTKar SILLIMI HOOKS or TIII Aos I
Poundations of Success
BUSINESS AKD SOCIAL FOHMS.
Thelawso ( trade. Icjral ( oniu , how to trans-
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IwrlUmcntary usa e , how to conduct public busl-
nodi ; In Uit it I' a complete Guide to Succcsj ( or
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CO . ht UnU. Mo.
John Q. Jacobs ,
( Formerly ot OUh& Jacob * , )
UNDERTAKER.
No , Old Stand o ! Jacob GU.
[ f yon suffer trom Jj spcpsln , use
Ht'riDOCK I1LOOD BITTJins.
Itjou are aflllQtcil jth Illlouiiics ) , me
BUnUOCK 11LOOD HITTERS
Ifoutiro prostrated vltli itck llotulnclic , t.ifce
iwnuocK moor ) mrmis
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JIUUDOCK mooi > mrTEiis.
If jour Blood Is Impure , purity It with
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Ityauhavc Indigestion , 3011lll flndnn ftntlcloto
In nUIlUOCK DLOOI ) llITTKnS.
It > oi ! nro trouble J wltli Spring Complaint * , er
adicate them with UUnDOCK IlLOOD I1ITTEUS.
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II jour Mier I * nflectcd , jou will find ix sure re-
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It } ou h.io any species of Humor or Pimple , fall
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1 f j ou hap nn ) symptoms pf plccrs or Scrofulous
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For Imparting strength anilltality tothcnjs-
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Tor JCcnoinand Ocncral Debility , tone up the
sjstcmlth HUIIDOOK BlXOD BITTEUS.
Price , 81.00 per Baltic ; Trial Dottles 10 Cts.
FOSTER MILBURN & Co
, , , , Props ,
BUITALO , W. Y'
Sold at wholesale by I h & McMahon and C. F.
Goodman. jo 27 cod-mo
, MECHANICAL AND MINING EN-
SIVIL at the Rcntselcar Polytcch-
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ing school in America. Nc\t term liiyiua Sep
tember 16th. Tlio Ucglstcr for 1SSO SI contains a
list of tlio Kradu-UcH for thu im.st M # car , with
their positions ; also , course ot study , require
ments , expenses , etc. Addrms
DAVID M. GREENE.
Jl 14-dcodatiKl4 Director.
DOffTYOUFOEGETIT
WHEN IN NEED OF
BOOTS 1 SHOES
To examine the stock of '
BASWITZ & WELLS ,
House 1422 Douglas St. , near 15tn
is ( largo and always the lowest prices.
cScoJ-Om
To Nervous Sufterers
THE QREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific
It Is A ponjtu o euro ( or Spcrmatorrhca , Semlna
Weokness , Impotancy , and all diseases resultlii ! ;
from Self-Abuse , us UontAl Anxiety , Loss-
Mfinory , Pnlna in the Hack or SUe , nnd < ll cacs
that load to
Consumption
Insanity ami
The bpecillc
llodicluo it
being useJ
with wonder
[ Ul 8UCCCK8.
Pamphlcta
sent free to all. Write ( or them and get full par
tlcuhru.
1'rfce , Specific , 81.00 per package , or six pack.
.JCS ( ot { 5.00. Address all orders to
O. aiJISON HhDICINE CO.
KOI. 104 and 103 Jlaln St. Butfalo , N. Y.
Sold In Omaha bv 0. V. Goodman , J. W. noli ,
J. K Inh , and all dnunrbtagterjwhere.
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For terms Address , Dr. Stevens
Parker , wnrdon of Racine College ,
Racine. Wis. jy L'3-lip
EXCUESIOU TICKETS
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ROUND TRIP , $19,00
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HOMODPATHIO PHYSICIAN.
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Gpcdalty. Oflloo at Iboldence , iOOJ Caw stri-cr
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DEWBY & STONE ,
. ORCHARD & BEAN , J , B. FRENCH & CO-
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'Choice ' Cigars !
Can bo obtained at KUHN & CO.'S
by the box for Loss Money.than at
auy wholesale tobacco house , for tlio
reason they soil cigars in connection
with their druij business , without any
expense to the Cigara. TRY THEM. ! i
All Cigara not satisfactory exchanged M
or money refunded.
E5 3333 SS3C1.
A fine lOe Cigar , long Havana filler , 5
for 25c. Never ihas there boon any
Cigar in Omaha equal to them for the
money.
JFINE KEY WEST CIG-ARS , A
From § 0.25 per hundred up. t
It "Atlantic" bestlOc Cigar in City i i i \ > i
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Omaha , Collins , x4
Cheyenne- Colorado.
Spring and Summer
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NEAR FOURTEENTH.
Cor. Douglas and 13th Streets ,
GIVES GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES' AND CENTS'
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ALL KINDS OF
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