THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY AUGUST 30 , 1881.
ROVING RANGER.
Ho Takes in Kearney in His
V
Circuit.
Some Wonderful Signs of Pros
perity He Snw There.
Au IntorcsttnR LoUcr About An
Cnroili
* Correspondence of the Her.
KEAUMIY , August 2 ! ) . Kearney is
having a boom. From t-cnlro to cir
cumference and beyond , the nxe ,
hammer and saw give the music of
progress. Public buildings , store
buildings , private residences , water
works and irrigation are engrossing
tlio attention of every man of money
nnd the pcoplo hero have money , and
plenty of it. Kearney trade comes
from ono of the richest sections of
western Nebraska , nnd ono that in
this year of poor crops , boasts of n
good yield of wheat nnd n splendid
promise of corn.
In the 13. & M. land odico nt Kear
ney , Clarke nnd Whittaker exhibit
the finest specimens of millet that I
over sa\v , sod corn in nny quantity
that baa from 10 to 12 inches for
length of car. Oats that equal , if not
surpasses nny that I luxvo seen.
Magnificent Egyptian rice corn ;
aorghum stalks that reach nearly to
the ton foot ceiling of the olllco ;
clover , second cutting for this season ,
incnauring two feet four inches ; mil
let heads 18 inches in length ,
nnd wheat of all kindsnnd , yields from
twenty-three to thirty bushels.
Apple trees proved to yield abund
antly A young tree five years old ,
in nn orchard belonging to Win.
Morse , of tins city , is loaded down
with luscious fruit.
Excellent results have bcon obtained
from cultivating' the grnpo , nnd in
tlio not fur-distant future there will bean
an abundance of this product.
Crabamilo trees are yielding well ,
and small fruits are all very thrifty
and productive.
Till : UATTI.K INTT.HIMTH.
The shipments of live stock from
Kearney dining the past year aggre
gated in round numbers a quarter of
n million of dollars. Sheep and hogs
nro also raised extensively and witli
great piolil.
The Htdek interests are , without
question , the most important in thin
Ruction , and raising grain for the mar
ket will sooif bo a lost art , and yet
the shipment of wheat thin year from
Kourncy will , it is estimated , aggregate -
gate not less than ono thousand car
loads.
. .
IMSIIOHATIO.V. i
The utter neglect to provide for ad
vertising our resources has left Ne
braska to got along without its usual
iiillux of pcoplo.Every day hun
dreds pais through this state bound
for Oregon , Washington Territory ,
California and Colorado , who noyor
stop to look at what wo have to oiler ,
simple < because they have not been
asked 16 do so. They have not render
or heard about Nebraska , wo have no
immigration fund with which to pay
agcnts""or printers.
Wo are not as a state inviting
the public to come and join us
iuit other states are putting tens of
thousands of their dollars into this
thing and are receiving it back n
thousand fold. Kearney , however ,
gets her share of tho. limited emigra
tion that railroad enterprise and pri
vate effort bring hero , and the loading
ro.il estate men of Kearney , Messrs ,
dark and Whittakor , report farm
land bolrt wild and cultivated nj ) fair
ly active. Town lots nro very lively
and inquiry is on the increase.
IMfOUTANT IJirilOVUMKNTK
Perhaps the , most valuable is tlio
canal , eighteen miles long , which will
liring water from the Platte to Kearney -
noy for water works , > vator power am ]
irrigating purposes. The estimated
cost is 87I ,000 and § 20,000 is now on
hand and stock is subscribed to cover
the entire amount.
The Reform school was visitot
Ijy your correspondent throutrh the
kindness of $ I"r. A. 15. Clarke
whoso grey- roadster carried us ovoi
t'vo miles in n very few minutes ,
The institution has just been open
cd for the reception of wayward um
ungniditd youngstorn. and under the
able management of Dr. 0. W. Col
lint * , of Noinaho , it is hoped that the
juvenile flotsam and jetsam o
Jwearnoy , Lincoln. Omaha and otlioi
cities may bo made into useful citi
: : ens. Tlio building is three storie
high , and in n solid ntructuro , but i
lion nothing whatever of the prisoi
about , it on the contrary , not n.bar , i
prison lock or even n fence is to b
eeon : Kindness and firmness ante
to be relied on to chain the culprit
hero.
hero.Two
Two children have been sent hen
already and plenty moro are coming
Uoforo n year goes by it is expcctet
( hat the Huhool will be full.
The Kearney graded school , a build
ingUhat ranks with nny in the state
outside of Omaha , is now being fin
uliud. It is of brick , throe storio
high , with ntone basement and metal
lie roof and tower.
A I'rosbytoiinn church that wouli
look well anywhere is boinir erected
The matoaial is brick with aton
triinmints ,
The Empire store nnd the Nev
York ; atoro are both ologan
Htructuros of brick with slate glus
.Windows. The former , just complet
cd , lost ono of its windows yesterday
through n painter's carelessness , lioti
of these stores are metropolitan , nm
when fully ready for business wil
compare favorably with eastern establishments
lishmonts in large cities.
A 7,000 water tank is being erecto *
by the U. P.
A Mr. Campbell is erecting an elegant
gant brick mansion , and BO is Mr
-King.
, KENS ATI 0X8.
This town badly needs a first-clas
"hotel building , three rookeries boiii ;
A\l that make any pretensions toward
filling the bill. True , tolerable fan
und accommodations are furnished
Dr. Wfhns' Commercial , n veri
fairly kept hotel , had been making !
p-hill business for his next door
icighbor , who keeps the Aitkcn
louse , and the rivalry was intense ,
vhcn Dr. Wilms found two weeping
ainsels in the depot , who had been
nit out of the other house and their
Mgtfngo retained for their billa. They
atisllcd the doctor of llioir rcsp ccta-
> ility and told him curious stories of
ilmmeful proposals which , while pro *
ably untrue , were nevertheless be-
iovcd. Human nature is weak
nd man's nature extremely
o , hence anything against
man , especially if that man is a
Mioiness tival , isapt to bo entertained.
A prominent lawyer was called in
nd thiugi looked dubious for a while ,
nit the storm passed over when the
orloin maidens received a remittance
rom homo , and proceeded to their
cspcctivo destinations , but the sequel
ppc.ired shortly after in a prosed-
ion began against Dr. Wilms for
) racticinc { medicine without comply1-
ng with Nebraska's laws.
The rival landlord was backed in
lis prosecution by two doctors , and
hey endeavored to get Dr. Ilakor to
oin in the foray , hut ho positively do-
ilincd. The result of the trial was
hat Dr. Wilms proved that ho did not
> raetico medicine within the meaning
if the statute , and that ho was entitled
o , but that ono of his prosecutors
; ot his diploma from Duchannaii , the
logus diploma peddler.
Jostu against plaintiff , but it in said
hat the end ot the whole thing is not
yet.
KAII.noAI ) TIIIUKH.
There is a great deal of complaint
tore about the treatment of Kearney
etcrans who wanted to attend the re-
inion. It seems that the U. A. 11. "a
> f Kearney chartered a car , and after
selling a lot of tickets were refused
the car for which they had contracted ,
uid the other road also refusing a car
t seemed to bo a new pooling ar-
aiiKcment. Half rates were prom-
sod tlio Western Nebraska sohheis if
.hoy would council t for the re-union
i.imp of 1881 to be located at Lincoln ,
Hit now ono faro and a fourth is
ihagod if a man stays in Lincoln more
hiui one day. For God's sake ,
rou grasping giants of the rail ,
iiivo you no regard for anything or
uiyono ? The men who saved the
and want to go to Lincoln and stay a
voek. Now why can't you give them
special carnal regular excursion rates ?
Why do you make excursion rates for
one day's ntay when yon know nine
enths will stay the week out ?
Tno complaint lias come to the
vriter a hundred times. All the re-
niblicaii valley veterans are complain-
ng. It is not too late to remedy the
natter. A telegram to all t/tations /
ixtonding the time \yill be fully sat
isfactory and will briny many thous-
nid to jutronixe the roads who other-
vise will stay at home.
THK u. r.
s particularly "cussed" ' t > y the busi-
loss men of Kearney. That corpora-
ion discriminates against Omaha by
muling freight from St. Joe 275 miles
or the same price that it charges for
Hinging it from Omaha , 108 miles
listant.
tVt five the freight oflico closes ,
uid no power on earth can open it ,
iut the 1) . & M. is willing to uccom-
nodato , and its agent serves patrons
of the toad when it is possible to dee
o without regard to exact hours , and ,
is a consequenceof these thingH , the ,
} , it M. is Citing now mno-tontlis of
Cearnov's freight.
A sick woman on a stretcher going
.o her frieiida athome , was this mo ru
ng refused passage on the U. P.
TIIE HLOUUMII 'EAW '
ias closed every saloon in Kearney ,
uid I have not seen an intoxicated
nan during the three days I have
boon in town.
The amount of "poisin" ( for that
s the head liquor sells under here )
hut the druggista dispose of is re-
narkablo. Fifty-two men bought
joiaon for medicine in ono day at a
LCearney drug store , and aomo bought
as much as throe or four quarts of it.
[ t run all the way from beer to brandy
dy-
However , this kind of drinking docs
not make men drunk like lounging at
a bar , and "standing another , " and
'drink with mo now" style of swill
ing often against the mental , and
sometimes verbal protest of the swiller.
A TiiorrKK.
A curiosity has lately been ovolvotl
in the horselloHh line. "Cow Boy" is
the name of a horse that was bogging
for a buyer a few months ago price
eighty dollars. Last May M. O.
Riley put the animal in training , am
now he trots a mile in 2:110 : against i
strong wind.
I'KUSONAL.
0. fl. Chase , of this city , was th
original author of the druggists' par
of the Slocumb bill.
Hon. M. C. Calkins is sick will
typhoid fever , but is convalcscin
slowly.
D. P. Burr , of the Burr implonien
company , has come and gone.
St. A. D. B.ilcombe h here , bu
leaves to-morrow for homo.
The nnti and monop. factions ar
the two parties here. Democrat
stand no show ,
Emorv Pock is the coming man fo
county clork. Capt. Black will huvi
the treasurer's olllco and S. Y , Soelo
will bo the tthoriir , provided alway
that our side wins , which it will no
if ? aOO , the U. P. corruption fund fo
Kearney , will uo around among tin
thirsty bummers that hang on to U
1 * . pup. ,
( lOOD-llf.K.
I cannot close this letter withou
thanks to the
returning hundreds o
old time friends who mot me wit ]
kind words cf cheer , and to the innnj
who took Tin ; * HEK , their names an
all in the review on the fifth page.
There are , however , special thank
duo to those enterprising real cstat
dealers , Clarke it VS'hittakor , who an
over ready to help everything tha
helps Kearney ,
B. H. Goulding , editor of The Non
pareil , also swung around th
circle and threw all his weigh
into the scale vith THE BEK , honci
nearly all of Kearney is now on HI ;
list.
A Marveloui Cure
for ull bodily ailments , arUIuj ; from iin
pUrlty of blood , a torpid liver , irrcgulnriti
of tnu bowels , Indigestion , constipation o
disordered kidneys , U unrrautecl in a fre
use of HnrJock Wood Hitter * . Price $1
Trial eha 1Q ceuts. 2V-etxllw
Jewish OUrnolum in Amorlcn.
Inn Morals In The North American lc\lo : r.
Let us examine hotv far the .Tow
lay bo answerable for the prejudice
hich exists against him. It is true
hat the body of rich Jews in America
ails to dis , lay the culture that
ealth demands. Compared with his
Chiistian neighbor whoso equal nfllu-
nco opens similar advantages , the
ow docs not always present a pleas-
ng appcarahco. Reaching this conn-
ry when the facilities for accuniula-
ion ; vyro oiionnoiis ; with a mcrc.in-
lo apfitudo developed by long con-
tries of enforced confinement to tr.ide
lie Hebrew mounted too rapidly to
lie top of the commercial ladder.
) azzled with the now freedom of
\inoric , bewildered by the privileges
vhich the almighty dollar could pur-
liaso , the emigrant directed his oner-
ics in that road to power and com-
ort which appeared to him the most
vailablo highway. Ho was not
low to lent n the tricks and subtcr-
uges of American trade. While the
'ewish mercantile record is as clear
roportioiiAllyasthatof the Christian ,
he predominance of merchants in the
lebrow community has rendered the
iiisincss short-comings of the Jew
onspicuous and proverbial. With a
inck upon his back , or a few shillings
i his pocket , Hebrew's contact with
Lincrican culture was exceedingly
imitcd when the accumulation of
vealth introduced him to American
mannero ho had already become habi-
uated to his particular grooves. It
s hard for him to discern the tran-
ccndcnt advantage of any other out-
etof cnoi gy than thoiiiionoy market ,
'crimps , too , the dilliculty of etitcr-
ng upon a now course of action deters
lini from adopting that course
iltliough he may appreciate its value ,
> ut he resolves to give his children
ho benefits ho has lacked , and thinks
hat meanwhile his money can make
lim independent of popular opinion ,
lo ignores the communal respoiisibil-
ty borne by each Hebrew for his
vliolo raco. Ho does not pause to
rolled , when ho violates the laws of
etiquette at a hotel or a watering-
ilace , that ho is offering the back of
svery Jew to the lash of prejudice.
In considering the causes of social
ostracism for which the Jew is partly
or wholly to blame , the racial exclusiveness -
siveness of the Hebrew is urged as a
> lea against him. The Israelite is
laid to avoid Christian society , ho
does not care to introduce business
'riends into his domestic circle ; at
mblic lesorts he herds his members
jf his own faith. This exclusiveness
irises partly from temporary and
lattly from permanent causes. It is
argoly duo to a morbid habit , born
iin id lircH of persecution when the
low was society's pariah a habit now
cherished by tlio unspoken fear that
ho hand of fellowship which the
lebrow is willing and leady to extend
n.iy bo thrust back contemptuously ,
ir accepted with a mental reservation.
Thus f.ir Jewish exclusivcness is tom-
lorary ; its permanent cause is the
ulo which forbids marriage witli the
Gentile. Solong an the meeting of the
poung is attended with special restric-
ions , so long us the free intercourse
uslomary between men and women
n American society is likely to re-
ult in unhappincss , the social amal
gamation of .Jew and Christian must
uo.isurably bo incomplete Yet the
Jewish marriage restrictions , though
often fraught with sorrow to the 111-
lividual Jew , cannot bo dirrcgarded
ionscientiously by the Hebrew who
relieves in the mission , uf the race.
L'ho infusion of Aryan blood into
lowish veins would be suicidal for
rudaism ; it would in a abort time re
novo prejudice by doing away with
ho object. The Jew who fools him-
> elf the apostle of monotheism must
jear the yoke of his priesthood. His
oligious regulations nave become the
Masonic signs of his fraternity ; they
ire necessary to unite the scattered
ncinbors of a little band destined to
iropagato an idea. The Jew still holds
liinsulf the personal and responsible
loir of that testament , graved in the
iightnings of Sinai , and signed with
.he life-blood of its witnesses.
Go to the Fair.
Thove are a few farmers in almost
every community who never attend
their county or local fair , and ol
course take no interest in them. In
pursuing this policy they are losers ,
though it would doubtless bo difficult
to make thorn think so. There is
much for fairs , and if ho would koej
abreast of the times it is his plait
duty , rather highest rrivilogo , to seize
every opportunity which shall give
him a mure extended knowledge am
a greater familiarity with overythinj
that pertains to agrieulture and horti
culture.
At such times he can compare note
with his brother farmers
, and in re
lating his own experience with cortaii
fruits , grain , etc. , and in nothing tin
experience of others with the same
ho may impart as well as gain some
useful hints which shall bo of sorvici
in the future. There is no betto ;
place for such discussion and such ox
poricnco meetings than at the fair. I
also gives him an opportunity to ex
aniine the latest improved machinery
and to got on the spot the unprcju
diced opinions of his farmer friends to
guide him in purchasing for himself
There is machinery on exhibition every
year , especially at our state fairs ,
which some farmers would never see
at all if they absent themselves from
these exhibitions. ,
Not _ only should every ono go to
the fair , but ho should contribute
from his farm and garden products ii
making the fair a success. Almos
every one has something unusual
some novelty which will add to the at
tractions , therefore wo say to every
farmer , "do to the fair and do all ii
your power to support and elevate
it. "
\Violtotl for Clergyman-
Ilov , , Washington , D. 0.
writes : "I believe it to bo all wren ;
and even wicked for clergymen o
other public men to be led into givin.
testimonials to nuack doctors or ul
Btutl'a called medicines , but when
really meritorious article made o
valuable remedies known to all , tha
all physicians use and trust in daily
WQ should froclv commend it.
therefore cheerfully and heartily com
mend Hop Bitters for the good the
have done mo and my friends , firml
believing they have no equal for faiii
ily use. I will not bo without them.
Now York Baptist Weekly.
UUglD-BCptl
Great German
( REMEDY
ion
NEURALGIA ,
; mam SCIATICA ,
LUMBAGO ,
BACKACHE ,
COUT ,
SORENESS
ortiiE
CHEST ,
SORE THROAT ,
QUINSY ,
SWELLINGS
1.1D
SPRAINS ,
FROSTED FEET
JND
EARS ,
ISO
SCALDS ,
GENERAL
TOOTHEAR
4ND
HEADACHE ,
ine
XKO
No r-crnrition m tarlli cuali Sr. Jicotn On. ai
tAtt , auHr , MHIIK and CH * AP External Itenitdy.
\trlal intilli Iut Hie comrarntltely trifling outlay of
) CK.ITS. ft&J tverjr one tuflerinK witli lain can uav
cap &od poiitl\9 | roof cf iti cltlmi.
IltllLCTIO > B 15 ELRVKY MNflCARES.
01.0 BT All CRUQQISTS AKD OtAURS IN MEDICINE.
A. VOGELER & CO.
Itnltitnnrr. Mil. , V. B.A.
If you am a man lit you nro i\
nftiuilmwnak r nmn offt \ -
eredbytlioUrnlnof ' UlllKOT
yiiur ilutlcs nvnlil . . . „ . - - noflc , to restore -
KtlmuUnMancl use tore lupin iif trr and
'Hop Ditters. woitc , uw Hop B
Ifyouaroyounir/ind uflcrlnif from any In
dlimtlon or dl [ lia | lion i It Toil aru mar-
rlcd or Mnitle. old or younjr , BUITerlnir from
poor hcaltli or tancru Mi Ini ; on a bixl of licit
uc .s n.\j \ on Hop Blttors.
Whnnver younr ' ThoiiAAnu nlo mi *
whenoter you K nunlly from BOIUO
that your fJfJ' r rm ot Kldnoy
ni cda clcanMnif. ton cUsoofu ) that mlRlit
ln or ntlmulatmif ,
without fM < nr/n / tllnoly usuot
tnko Hop HopBlttora
Blttors
D. I. O.
orttr/nartfrom-
IB an absolute
I'lalnt , dl cn ! anil Irrcslsta.
,
of the ttomaen
blooaro for
tmttelH , blood , drunkenness
Urtrorncnttt
use of oiiluin ,
You will bo tobaccoior
curcdlfynuujc narcotln.
Hop Bitters
Boldbyilruif-
IfyouKrcflm
plsts. tlmdfur
t > lr wen K anil
lownnlrltul.tr ) Circular.
u i It mny nopEirrrss
nave your
life. It hiB BTO CO. ,
onvod hun Rotholrr , N , T ,
dreds. A Toronto , Ont.
SADDLES AND HARNESS.
1412 Parn. St.
Omaha , Neb.
AOK.NT rORTIIS CKLMRATKD
DONCORDHARNESS
THO llcdals and a Diploma of Honor , with the
cry highest award the Judges could bestow aa
awarded thli harness t the Centennial Gxhlbl <
Ion.
Ion.Common
Common , also Ranchmen'8 and Ladles' SAD
DLES. We keep the largest stock In the west ,
and Invite all who cannot examine to enml for
price * . anflt
SCANTMTTS
Seamless Evaporator
AND
" SOUTHERN "CAHE MILL.
HRST CLASS SORGHO HACHKIE1
AT TIM LOW PRICES.
Send for Seicrlptlri Prlc List.
THOS. 3CANTUN480N ,
EVANBVILLB. IND.
CIliiHlon tint rufir.
Jy-20-ii4w 1m
Oornell College ,
The Clossllcal , Philosophical , Scientific and Civ
EnKlnccrlng \ Courses compare fa\orably will
the bent colleges In the country.
Special ad\antaic8 are Ken \ in the I'rcpnratn
ry and Normal Department * , and In the Conserv
atory of Music.
Twenty Profe or nnd Teachers.
Superior Diilldlnira , Museum , laboratory an
Apparatus.
Expenses Low , Kail term opens Sept. IS.
Fo ; catalogues or other Information , oddrrss
1'ftM. WJI. F. KINO , D. D. ,
y Ij-il&w2m Alt. Vcrnon. lnw .
DRS. COFFMAN
AND
THOMPSON ,
Physicians and Surgeons
Onicc , Over Crulckklmnk , IMli St. , Del.
Karnham nnd Dout'lus. u'JI-lm
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Kitmsr SELLINO llooim or TIIK Aon I
Foundations of Success
IIUSINKSS AND SOCIAL FOHMS.
Tlioh not trule , Icful forma , how to tram
act bublnuiualuablo tallies , todal etiquette
parliamentary u'i' , hoxv to coiuluct publlu bus ]
n > i ; In t.ut ft is a c-omplotu Uuldo to Surcusj fo
allca cs. A family necessity. Address forclr
cularn and special tcniw ANC110U 1'UULISIIINO
CO. . M IxiuU. Mo.
Geo. P. Bemis
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
ICth and Dodge Sts. , Omaha , Neb.
This agency Joes srwcrtT * brokctaxo butlnf *
fioes not viwuUto , ami thcrefoio any larjraln
on Itx book * an- Insured to Its | atrona , Initeat
of lielnir trablilixl uu liv thn a enl
MEOHANIOAL AND MINING EN
GINGERING nt the Renwelear Polytecli
nlo Initltule , Troy , N. Y. TN oldest engineer
Inj : ( chool In America. Next term begins Scp
tcmbrr Utli. The Hegtycr for IfcSO 81 contains
lUtol the Kraduatei for the jxut 64 jears , Mil
tluir jiokltlons ; also , courwi ol ttudy , rwjulro
uunU. c-xH'ii cJ , ttc. Address
DAVID M.HREENE ,
Jl U-deodiuaU Director.
Business College.
THE SEEAT WESTERN
CEO. R. RATHBUN. Principal.
Creighton Block ,
OMAHA , NEUHASKA
fdTSenj tor CircuUr.
-Mir. 3. (1 ( , Ilobcrtion , ntt-bure , 1'a.rltoi , " 1
m Suirerlnc frotrt general diMlitv. want of np-
xtltc , cmivti | tio'i , etc. , fa that lifo as n liur *
en ; alter inlng llurdock niool nitltrn I felt bet-
cr than for ) ears. I tnnnot liralso j our Hitters
oa nuitli. "
H. 011)1.1 , of IltilTtlo. N. Y. , r M : "Your
.unlock lllmxl Hitters , In chronic ill'ca < c < nf tlid
nod , Ihcr nnd klclnr.ij , lia\o been nlKiialh
iirkcd with SIICCCM. Ina\o n cd them injsclf
ltd bc t results , for torplditj' of the IK cr , and In
raic of a friend of mine Buttering from dropsy ,
10 effectual man clout.
Uruce Turner , lloctic'tcr , X. Y. , writes : 1 1m o
iccn rubjcct to miotit disorder of the Udneju.
id un.iblo to attend to lni incs ; Ilurdock llloo.l
Utters rellcM-d tnc before hall a bottle vits u cd ,
feel confident Hut they ulll Intlrcly turo me"
E. Asenlth Hall , Ilnfliam ! | ) > ton , N' . Y
1 enlTcreil ulth n ilnll pain throuxh my left
ing and shoulder. I.oxt my F ] > lrit , apietHc | fitul
olor , and could vtitlullfllculty kicpupall daj.
ook jour Ilurdock Dlood Hitters us ( llreclcil.jatnl
Me felt no pain since first week after using
icm. "
Jlr. Noah Hates Klmlra , N. Y. , wrltci : "About
our ) cars ape 1 had an attack of billions tc\cr ,
nil net cr fully rciocrrd. . My dlscstUo orffans
ere weakened , and I uoutd bo completely pros-
rated fcr da ) B. Aftcl uslntf two bottles of ) out
unlock Illood DitteM the Improtcmentasso
Whlc tli.at t uasastonUhcd. I inn now , thounh
1 ) cars of age , do a fnlr and reasonable ila ) 'g
ork. "
C. Ilhckct Hoblnoon , proprietor of The Canada
tcsb ) tcrian , Toronto , lint. , w rites : "For ) ears
BUrtercd Rrcatly from oft-rccitrrliiR headache. I
scd ) our Ilurdock Illood Hitters with happleit
( units , and I now find in ) self In better health
lan for } cars past. "
Mrs. Wallace , IlnlTalo , N. Y. ' , writes : < > Iha\o
cd Ilunlotk Illootl Hitters tor ncr\oii3 and bit'
OIK lumdachcx , and cnn rccoinnicnd It to an ) one
eqnlrln ; : n euro for bllllonsness. "
Mm. Ira , ilnllholland , Albany , N. Y , writes :
Kor ne\ oral ) tars 1 lne siilfcred from olt-rccur-
Ing billions headaches , d)8pepsia , and coin-
Hints peculiar to in ) ox. Slnco tulng jour
lurdock Illood Hitters I nm cntlrclv rcllc\eu. "
rice , SI. 00 per Bottle ; Trial Bottles 10 Cts
FOSTER , HILBDEN , & Co , , Props ,
BUTFAI.O , N. Y.
Sold nt wholesale by Ish k JIc-Mnhon anJ C. F.
ootlman. jo 27 cod-mo
ISI CJ
BASIITZ & WELLS ,
1422 Douglas St. , Netir 15th.
Before removing
their new
OPERA HOUSE STORE
Will bell their stock of
BOOTS ! SHOES
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
. NASH "ill take notice that on the 12th
AK. of July , 1881 , Charles Dramlcs. Justk-c
of the peace , first precinct , Douglas couny , Neb.
ssucd an order of attachment for $18.00 In an ac
Ion pending before him , herein C. P. Hnnmri Is
ilalntilTand A , K. Na h defendant. That moiicjo
luo } ou lias been attached under Bald order ,
iald cause waa continued to the 29th of August ;
831 , at 1 o'clock p. in.
dltew4w. C. F. HAMAN , PlaliitlH
11 Years ,
Assets Represented
882OOOOOO O.
Actlio Fire and Lllo . ,
wantwl. C. T. TAYLOK & CO
14th & Doujflis St.
DON'T IT BURN I
My house nnd fumlturn is iiuurcil with
0. T. TAYLOR A CO. ,
Cor lltli ninl
DE VEAUX'S
The Only Machine that Will
Do just as is Advertised.
It Will Wash Faster
It Will Wash Meaner ,
It Will Wash Easier ,
It Will require no Rubbing ,
It will do a large family
Washing in 30 Minutes.
It Will IWosli Equally wolU witli
Hard or Soft Wn tor-
It docs au ay with wash taller * and uash boards ,
and will jay lorltsell In full and tha wear of
clothes In a moiijh.
No steam In the kitchen. A child 10 } cars ol
can do the Mashing faotcr than any vtoman can
u ring and hangout tha clothes-
1)AN. SULLIVAN & SONS' ,
dim U10 l-'urnham Street , Ageotf.
RACINE COLLEGE !
A COLLEGE AND C1UAMMAK SCHOOL
THE BEST SCHOOL ! BOYS
For terms Address Dr , Stevens
Parker , warden of Racine College ,
Raoine , Wis. jy 22
HEADQUAR T E R
Tf
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"Wo desire to call the special attention ot the trade to our
elegant lines ( at BOTTOM PRICES ) of Underwear , Cardigan ,
Jackets and Scarfs , Buck Gloves , Overshirts , Overalls ,
Hosiery , &c. , now open. Wholesale only.
SHREVE , JARVIS & CO. ,
Corner Fourteenth and Dodge Sts.
* r I , OBEEFELDER & CO. ,
VXD JOMDE11S OK
1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET.
The only exclusive wholesale house in this line in the west.
DEWEY & STONE ,
TJRNITTJREI
OROHAED & BEAN , J. B. FRENCH & CO. ,
C A R P ETS1 G R O O E R SI
The L argest Stock and Most Com
plete Assortment in
The West.
We Keep Everything in the Line of Carpets , Oil
cloths , Matting , Window-shades , F-ixtures
and Lace Curtains.
WE HAVE GOODS TO PLEASE EVERYBODY.
I31B Farnham St. , Omaha.
Max Meyer
M
GunsAmmunitionSporting Goods
i
PISHING TAOKLB , BASE BALLS , and a
FULL LINE OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
MAX MEYER & CO. , Omaha , Ne