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THE KANSAS CRUSH ,
The TwmeniloiH Rush for Land in the
Western Part of tte Stale ,
Roadside Scenes Between Nebraska
City uml Oucrlln PrMiks of
A EAHBAS Z pliyr.
Special Correspondence of The Bee ,
McCooK , Neb. , April 24 In common
with a great many other Nebraska City
people wo had the bid luck to coniracl
that disease now BO prevalent , yclept the
Kansas fever , and as nothing will cure
the eamo except a change of climate , 01
the absence of that necessary , famlllarlj
called "boodle , " wo chose the formoi
pleasant and efficacious remedy , and here
finds us at McOook , th starting polnl
for most who seek Kansas land. Nothing
of importance transpired en route frorr
Nebraska City to this place. At Lin
coin wo began to get glimpses of thai
now bird known as a "locUer , " one
from that point to McCook , aud thonci
to Oberlin , Kan. whore the Unllot
States land office 1s located the ttito
mont that "every other man one moots i
land locator , " Is Bald to bo even too lov
an average. At
OXFOKD ,
the junction station east of McCook , thi
B. it M. railroad are erecting a new am
elegant eating house , which for unlqm
and nobby design surpasses any of tin
company's eating houses this side o
Denver.
Wo arrived at McOook at about 10:31 :
p. m. , and seeking a hotel were soon ii
the arms of Morphine oh , wo moat
Morpheus our limited knowledge o
medicine and the names of the grca
men nun of our country sometime :
C4UBO ua to make rnlsstiteiuonts , but wi
generally are able to correct them afcoi
a moment's thought. N. B. "Mor
phcus" was the nickname of our bed
fellow , a young nnd , of course , rlalnj
lawyer from Atcbijon. Wo called hin
Morpheus because ho didn't go to sleep
but was continually reaching under hii
pillow to feel if his pistol which saili
under the ccgaomen of "pop" In thi
western country was nil right , as hi
seemed , to have a deadly fear of belnr
robbed nnd murdered during the darL
hours of n'ght ' by some of tlioao prairii
plants called ' cowboys , " which are m
numerous around McCook and the varl
ous other western towns. However , w <
finally got atleop and next morning
about 0 o'clock found five of us in :
spring wagon , en route for
OUfiRLIN , KANSAS.
After leaving McCook ire rode tw (
miles through the valley of the Republl
can river and then reached the highc
lauds. This Is nice looking L > nd but i
broken frequently by ravines or "draws' '
which detracts from tha worth of th
lands. Hero and there wo BOO a soi
houep and occasionally some signs of cul
ti vat ion but at present most land Is a
nature m de it Its owners iuat rnakiu ;
operations for the cultivation of the soil
wnich wo presume will bo vigorous ! ;
pushed on all land thin year. Abon
sixteen miles from McCook wo strike th
Kansas line. Near hero wo find severe
tombstones and pine slabs which w
were told marked the resting place of
party of land hunters who wore
MASSACRED BY INDIANS
in 1878. Two miles from hero wo fin
the first and only poetoffico on the rout
from McCook to Oberlin , a dlstonco o
thirty milea. Here we watered the teat
and fared sumptuously ourselves o :
cheese , crackers and other dellcacie
which are obtainable at a country store
A grist mill , run by the water of Bca
creek , three sod homes and one stor
compris.3 this town or postoflico. Abou
a mile from here wo roach the divide
The land hero Is not so broken b ;
"draws" as the lower land and is first-
class In all respects. After a rldo o
about ton milea through this country w
reached Oberlin. This town i
about ton years old but has neve
amounted to much nntil the post year whei
the rush for Kansas land commenced
It is pleasantly eituated in a little valle ;
and claims a population of about 1,500
Business ia very lively here at present-
especially the land business. Every cth
or building Is marked "U. S. Land Of
fico. " The land business Is prlnolpall
"locating" for new-comers and contestinj
claims. A "locator" charges all the wa ;
from $2 00 from the shyster locators t
$5.00 acd $10.00 per claim from the roll
able ogento. Every stagu coming Int
Oberlin ia crowded with land hunters an
the Jgood land is going rapidly. Ou
party took lands in Cheyenne count }
near the "preachera1 crowd" party the
left Nebraska City last week. The Ian
Is gently undulating and the aoll consist
of a rich black loam.
A railroad survey haa boon ordered b
the Missouri Pacific folks westwar
through the northern tier of Kanai
counties , and prominent rallroid mo
say that It will run about midway throng
Cheyenne county. This If done wi
bring our lands wlthiu throe miles i
railroad. After transacting our buBlnei
with the United States land office , whic
by the way w s crowded with parties ir
tent on entering land , we ordered 01
team and fornith departed from Oborlli
reaching MoCook about 10:30 : that evei
ing. Wo forgot to mention that win
wo first sighted Oborlln we were surprise
to find some of her buildings flat torn
to the ground a la pancal
and others twitted around out of pluml
Upon Inquiry wo found that a Kansi
zephyr had struck the town a few da ;
previous and raited a ' 'monkey and pa
rot" time generally. Among the bull
ings blown down wai the skating rin
one of the largest in the state , Fro
McCook homeward nothing worth me
tlonlnc transpired. Our advice to the
after Kansas lands Is to take them
Ohoyonno county , if poatible , ai the
are good lands vacant , the other connti
east being culled of the good lands ni
only the poorer sections are left , whl
the sottlcrd are ao far , mostly those
the bettor class of Nebraskana
" YE SEE "
Don't hawk , hawk , blow , epit , ai
dlsgiut everybody with your ofiensl
breath , but use Dr. Sago's Catar
Remedy and end It.
Ir Callioun's Splotched IlAnd ,
Speaking of Gen. Grant's dream tt
ho had to piy duty on a b g of dolUi
"Carp , " tha fanttstlc l corraipondent
the Cleveland Plain Denier , has salz
on a dream story that he finds In an c
scrap-book , aa follows.
"The other morning , at the breakfi
table , when 1 , an unobierved epeotat
happened to bo present , Oalhoun was <
icrrud to giza frequently at bis rlf
hand and brush tt with his left hand ii
hurried and norvius manner. Ho did
this so often that It excited attention
At length ono of the persons comprising
the breakfast party his name , I think ,
is Toombs , and he Ia a member of con *
gross from Georgia took upon himself
to atk tbo occasion of Mr. Calhoun's dis
quietude. 'Docs your hand pain yont
he aiked of Mr. Calhoun To thii Mr.
Calhonn replied , In rithor a hurried
manner : "Pshaw 1 It IB nothing
but a dream I had last night ,
and which makes me BOO per
petually a largo black spot , like an Ink
blotch , upon the back of my right hand ;
an optical Illusion , I suppose. ' Of courao
these wordi excited the cariosity of the
company , bnt no ono ventured to beg the
details of this singular dream , until
Toombs asked quietly : 'What waa your
dream like ? I am not very superstitious
about dreams ; but sometimes they have
a gr < 3&t deal of truth In them. ' 'But this
waa such a peculiar absurd dream , ' said
Mr. Calhoun , again brushing the back of
his right hand ; 'however , If it does not
Introdo too much on the time of out
friends I will relate it to yon. ' Of course
the company were profuse in their ex
pressions of anxiety to know all about
the dream and Mr. Calhoun related it.
" 'At late hour last I
a night , aa was
sitting In my room engaged In writing ,
I WAS aitinishod by the entrance oi
a visitor , who , without a word , took
a seat opposite mo at my t blo.
This surprised mo , as I had given par
ticular orders to the servant thatl should
on no account bo disturbed. The manner
In which tbo intruder entered , so per
fectly self-possessed , taking hia seat op
posite mo without a word , as though my
room and all within It belonged to him ,
excited In mo as much surprise as In
dignation. As I raised my head to look
into his features over the top of my
shaded lamp , I discovered that he wa :
wrapped In a thin cloak , which effectual
ly concealed his face and features from
my vlow , and as I raised my head , he
spoke : "What are you writing , eonatoi
from South Carolina ? " I did not think
of his impertinence at first , but answered
him voluntarily , "I am writing a plan
for the dissolution of the American
Union. " ( You know , gentlemen , that 1
am expocttd to produce a p'nn of disso
lution in the event of certain contingen
cies ) To this the intruder replied ,
In the coolest manner possible , "Sonatoi
from South Carolina , will you alloi\
mo to look at yon hand , your righl
hand ? " Ho rose , the cloak fell , aud ]
behold his face. Gentlemen , the sigh1
of that face struck mo like a thunder
clap. It was the face of a dead man.
whom extraordinary events had called
bick to life. The features were those ol
Gen. George Washington. He wai
dressed In the Revolutionary costume
such us yon see in the patent office.
Hero Mr. Calhoun passed , opparent'j
cgttated. His agitation , I need not toll
you , was shared by the company
Toomba at length broke the embarrassing
pause. 'Well , what was the issue of thii
scene ? '
"Mr. Calhoun resumed. 'The Intruder
as I have taid , rose and aaked to look a
my right hand. As though I had not thi
power to refuse , I extended it. The trull
is , I felt a Btrange thrill pervade mi
at his touch ; ho gr-tapod it and held i
near the light , thus affording ful
time to examine every feature. It wai
the face of Washington. After holdinj
my hand for a moment , ho looked at m
steadily and eaid in a quiet way , "Am
with this right hand , senator from Sontl
Carolina , yon would sign your name to ;
paper declaring the union dissolved ! "
answered In tha affirmative , "Yes , " . '
said , ' 'If a certain contingency arises , .
will sign my name to tbo Declaration o
Dissolution. " But at that moment i
black blotch appeared on the back ot m ;
hand , which I seem to see now. "Wha
Is that ? " said I , alarmed , ! know not whj
at the blotch on my hand. "That , " sail
he , dropping my hand , "la the mark b ;
which Benedict Arnold la known In th
next world. " He said no more , gentle
men , but drew from beneath his cloak ai
object whloh ho laid on the table laic
upon the very paper on which I was writ
ing. This object , gentleman , waa i
skeleton.
"There. " said he "there are the bone
of Isaac Hay no , who was hung at Charles
ton by the Brit lab. Ho gave his life i )
order to establish the Union , When yci
put your name to a declaration of disso
lution , why , you may as well have th
bones of Isaac Hayno before you he wa
a South Carolinian and so are yon. Bu
there was no blotch on his right hand.
With these words the Intruder loft th
room. I started back from the contac
with the dead man's bones and awoke
Overcome by labor , I had fallen asleep
and had been dreaming. Was It not i
singular dream ? All the company an
Bwerod in the affirmative- , and Toomb
muttered , "Singular , very singular , " am
at the same time looking curiously at th
back of his right hand , while Mr. Ca' '
honn placed his head between his hind
and seemed burled in thought. "
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Tbo Odd Follows An ulverenry.
CHICAGO , April 25. The Inter Ocean
Elgin 111. , special eayt : About 3,000 Oi
Fellows , representing the different lodpe
camps and encampments embraced In tl
northern Illinois district , celebrated here ti
day the sixty-sixth anniversary of the esta
liehment of American Odd Fellowship ,
"Wlmt do the Druggists Say ?
They know what the people call f oi
and they hoar what their patrons say i
to whether the medicine they buy worl
well or not. Martell & Johnson , But
City Minn. , lay , "Brown's Iron Bitte
gives entire satisfaction to our custoc
era. " Klinkbammor & Co. , Jordai
Minn. , siy , "We sell Brown's Iron Bl
ters more than all other bitters con
blnod. " L. E. Hackley & Son , WInon
Minn , , Bay , "All our customers spei
highly of Brown's Iron Bitters. " A. I
Whitman , Jackson , Minn. , siy
"Brown's Iron Bitters la giving goi
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CINCINNATI , April 25 , Cincirnati S , Pit
burg 3.
KKW YOHK , April 25. Metropolitans
Athletics 'J.
KANSAS CITT , April 'Jo. No game on i
count of rain ,
iNDiANAroLis , April 23. Indianapolis
Toledo 3.
NEW YOKK , Ajirll 25. BrooUly 9 , Hal
more ? .
ST. Louis. April 25. St , Louis 3 , Lou
; ville 6.
THE PEOPLE OF AFGHAN ,
Arc Tlicy Dfscsnflanlsof OnD of the
Ten L st Tritos of Israel ?
Their Trnlts of Cliiunctor ami F
IDR Qualities Versus the Ittis-
atnns lntorviow With an
Afghan Traveler ,
Den\cr Trlbuno-RepubllcfttJ.
Mr. Phil. n. Klrby , bnsinoea nianagoi
for Oharlotto Thompson , la in the cltj
and Is atopplng at Ohsrplot's. Ho is or
old traveller nnd has boon nil over the
world , tlo has b'an through India nml
In Central Asia , 0 .inn and Japan. Alone
ono tlmo ho resided In Calcutta , and clur
eg his residence in India ho acquired the
ilmdosianoe language BO as to apeak II
readily. The knowledge of the countrj
and Its language peculiarly fitted him tc
ho the represent itivo of B rnura , tlu
great showman , in traveling into all parti
of the Indian dominions of Gn&t Brllalr
in search of curiosities for public oxhibl
tlou. In this capacity ho at ono limi
wont in search of elephants , and ho telli
a very Interesting story of his trials , mis
haps and the varied experiences whlcl
befell him whllo upon that 'expedition
At another tlmo , which was h
the Autumn of the year 1882
ho went up Into Afghanistantho countrj
over which England and Russia soon
about to engage in war. His purpose ii
going up into Afghanistan upon that oo
caeion was to procure Cashmere wonioi
to bo exhibited In Barnnai'a ohowa
Speaking of these women Mr. Kirby s y
that they are not nil wlmt people generally
orally think they nro. Tno popular Idci
of a Cashmere woman la that aho has i
great abundance of bushy , light hrowi
hair , and is altogether rather an unsight
ly object. In fact , they have black hairnet
not at ull bushy , but very longand wavy
They are beautiful women , with ex
ceedingly fair complexion" . The count rj
of Cashmere , where theao women or
found , lies to the cast of Afghanstan , au <
to reaoh It from the Persian gulf it i
neceeeaiy to pass through Afghanistan.
Afghanistan , he says , Is In a largo par
rugged and mountainous. It lies to th
west of the fjreit Himalaya mountaii
system , and a range of mountains extends
tends through it from east to west. Th
cllmatp in summer la warm , but In winter
tor it is very aovcro , and this nas pro
duced a race of bold and hardy people
The population of Afghanistan is abDU
5,000,000 inhabitants.
THE IOST TUII1E3 OB1 ISRAEL
"What , " naked a Tribune-Repnbllca
reporter of Mr , Kirby , "aro the peculta
characteristics of the Afghans ? "
"They are peculiar in this" was th
reply , "that they have every appoaranc
of being Hobrown. Their features are c
a very decided Jewish east , anrt if yo
were to take one of thorn and ch-aes hh
up in European dress and put him in
clothing store you would hardly bo abl
to tell him from a Jew. Their faces an
hands , which are exposed to theann , ar
dark , bat where their skin is protecte
from the sun's rays It it as whlta aa a
European's. The rlta ot circumcision I
pratcticed among the Afghans bat amen
the Hindoos it is not , thus showing a
important distinction between the tw
races. I am very much of the opinio
that the Afghans are descendant ! } of th
lost ton tribes of Israel , and this opinio
is entertained by a great many people.
"They till the soil to some esteat , be
they appear to bo chiefly occupied wit
iLocka of sheep and goats and as irsdori
They have the traditional Jewish incl
nation for trade. They will buy aad se
continually , and it is in fact almoet in
pcsjiblo to get rid cf ono of them wb
wishes to sell yon something. They ai
trickey , treacherous fellows , too , , an
they are not to be trusted in making
bargain. "
THE. AFGHAN bOLDIHZW ,
"What klad of soldiers do they make'
They make excellent soldiers. The
are ft strong and hardy race ofpoi
pie , and they are very Indi
pendent In spirit. A white ma
can mlotreai a Hindoo as much as I
pleases and his ill-treatment will not I
roaented , but It will not do to slrko a
Afghan , for ho will strike back. The me
are larger than the average Europeai
and are ttrocg and active. "
"Can Great Britain depend on thai
In the event of e- war with Russia1 ? '
"That I cannot tell , bat. I am incline
to think that they would bo more like !
to favor Jiusala than England. Russia hi
kept all Its engagements with them , an
has given them authority and power i
some instances , and this has a teudonc
to make the Afghans loan a little towai
Ruesla. "
" Would the capture of Heiit RI !
Ruesla a very great advantage an a co :
test with Great Britain ? "
"It would , indeed. Herat may almo
bo considered the key to India.
Russia would capture Herat and Cabnl
would almost open the road to India. "
THE FTELINO 30WAUD ENGLAND.
"What la the feeling toward Englai
In India ? "
"I think the feeling regarding En
land Is by no moans Rood. The inhat
tants look upon the English aa their coi
qnorors and as the people who ha1
taken away thtir country from thoi
They have very much the same feelii
toward the Ecgllsh SB the Indians In tt
country have toward the Americans. 1
long , though , as the Englli
pay them enough they w ;
ba loyal , but If the Raeslai
would pay them more they would j
over to Rtjsun. Of these people tt
Solks make the best soldiers. They a :
a strong , hardy race of men , and I BU [
pose England could rjilso an army <
100,000 men among them. "
"How about the other inhabitants
India ? Among 300,000,000 peopl
could not England raise a lar {
army ? "
"Undoubtedly aho could. The arn
would ba limited only to Eng'and's ' abi
ity to pay the soldiers. But after i
army of the lower chss of Hindoos w
raited and equipped , It weald not I
worth much. Train them as you plea
and you can't make good soldiers out
tbo loner estates of Hindoos. I wou
sooner take 50,000 Russians than 20 (
000 Hindoos. "
"For economy nnd comfort , eve
spring , we use Hood'a Sarsaparllh
writes a Buffalo ( N. Y. ) Jady. 400 doi
for 9lt
. . .
Brushing Children's Hair.
Babyhood
Frequent and thorough brushing of t
hair ii extremely desirable. It not 01
Improves temporary the appearance cf
child , but tenda at the same time to ke
the scalp in a healthy condition. It i
mnlates the growth of the hair and p
vents It from becoming dry and bar
i- Care should bo exercitcd In ( electing
thick , ecft brush , and due attention p
to the manner in which It IB used.
There la a right way and n wrong way of
doing many thing * , nnd in hair bruth'ng '
tbo | latter is too frequently employed.
The mother or nurse who assumes this
important duly must take plenty of tlmo
and glvo her undivided attention to It.
If the operation bo performed hastily or
carelessly the child coon learns to dread
it ; while , on the other hand , if It is always
associated with a few pleasant words a
abort fairy tale , or something of the kind
the operation will give pler.furo to both
of the parties concerned , nnd the bonoG-
chl rosulta will SDOII become nprnront.
A comb is an hnplimoat of doubtful
utility In the nursery ; nnd cortnin'y ' ono
which Is capable of doing as much harm
aa good , For parting the hair n course
comb with blunt rounded teeth m.iy bo
used , but for dealing with the Inevitable
snarls which so often occur in the best
regulated looks a brush supplement by
gentle fingers should only bo used.
Under no consideration should n comb bo
allowed to come in contact with the deli
cate scalp of a child , and the uao of fine *
toothed Instruments of tortnro , such aa
waa formerly in vogue , ought In this en
lightened nee to bo relegated from the
nursery to the chamber of horrors.
KnnsnBFortllled ,
Aflor long and successful use in his
family nnd his stables , Mr. F. G. Eaton ,
Fort dcott , Kansas , states that ho rec
ommends St. Jaoba Oil upon Its merits
aa n pain-euro.
Interesting
There nro 513,441 volumes in the Con
gressional library.
Ireland's population is now 5,100,000 ,
3,90,000 lots than In 1841.
Thrco'fourih of the officers of the Gor
man army wcnr corsets.
Up to the present tlmo the Sault Sto.
Marie canal has cost $3,000,000.
The city of Chicago spends nearly $10-
000,000 a year in intoxicating liquors.
Now York city has 40,000 persons
who depend on gambling forajlvollhood.
The Prussian railway system covers
9,000 miles , a little more than that of
Canada.
Michigan raises nearly one-half cf the
world's supply of pepermint. the annual
yield being 75,000 pounds.
Kansas has 420 newspapers , including
dailies , weeklies , and semi-weeklies ,
monthlies , oeml-monthl'tj nnd quarter
lies.
PILESt PliiBSI
A SURE CURE FOUND AT uASTI
NO ONE NEED BCFFEB ,
A sure euro for Blind , Bleeding , Itching and
Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by Dr.
Williams ( an Indian Remedy , ) called Dr.
Wlllinui'a Indian File Ointment. A single
box haa cured the worst chronic CMOS of 25 or
30 years standing , No ono need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth
ing medicine. Lutions , instruments and elec
tuaries do moro harm than good , William's
Indian 1'ile Ointment absorbs the turners , al
lays the intense itching , ( particularly at night
after getting warm in boa , ) nets as a poultice ,
gives instant relief , aud is prepared only for
Files , itching of the private parts , and for
nothine olso.
Read what the Hon. J. M. Cpffmbe'.ry. ol
Cleveland , says about Dr. William's Indian
Pile Oointinent : "I have used scores of Pile
Cures , and it affords me pleasure to say that I
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief as Dr , Wil
liam's Indmn Ointment. For sale by oil drug'
gists and mailed on receipt of price , EOo and
81. Sold ot retail by Kuhn & Co.
C. V. GOODMAN'
Wholesale Aatont ,
Mu H. Sidney Everett ,
Boston Advsrtisor.
H. Sidney Everett , who Is appointed
chief of the deplcmatlc bureau of > the
state dspartment , Is the second surviving
son of tbo late Edward Everet1andeldei
brother of Dr. William Everett. Ho was
born hi Charlestawn , December 32 ; 1834 ,
was graduated at Harvard college in 185t
being a classmate of Robsrt Treat Paine ,
Jr. Gen. F. ( D Barlow , Theodore Lyisan
and the Rev. Phillpp Brooks. He wai
for uomo time engaged in the profoseloc
of engineering. In 187Z he waa appoint ,
ed secretary o legation at Btrlln shorblj
before the departure of J. C. B. Davlr ,
and retained the post during and betweec
the mleslons , of Bayard Taylo Presldoni
Whit ) and Senator Sargent , resigning
shortly before the appoint o MB. Kas
son. One of these representatives tc
Germany appeared to bavo a positive
talent for goitlng into collision with the
Gorman government. Mr. Everett wet
the warm gratitude of the state department
mont undeo all its heads , for this tad
and knowledge of men were very service
able in some trying , circiuaatancos ,
Though never a partisan , Mr. Evoreti
quietly and firmly sympathized with th
independent movement. His appoint
iiiout , strictly in the line of civil ercvlci
reform , should bo a cause of eatlsfactioi
to all sensible men. tie married i
daughter of the late It. S. Fay , and hiv
several children.
Bnmiuct tu Minister Aiulcraon.
OiiatAOO , April 2o > About fifty Cliicag
citizens were present at the banquet tenderm
to-night at the Palmer house to llotman B
Anderson , the now minister to Denmark
1'roi. Anderson will start for Europe tomorrow
row ,
" Dcnth of nn Old Chicago Jurist.
CHICAGO , April 25. Judge Samuel W
Moore , of the law firm of Moore & Browning
nd trora 1873 to 1870 jndgo of the suporio
court hero , died this evening of apoplexy
aged 03 years.
Whan B by w s eiok , wo gave lierCutorla ,
When she was a Child , he cried for Caatoria ,
When she became Miss , she clung to Caetorla ,
WTion the bad Children , eho gare , thorn Caatoria ,
w. r. PECK. & co
„
( Sucoeworito Feck , Kern & Slbley ,
KEI'llKSENTINO
MORSE , ROSE & CO
OF OHIOAaO.
iUvtng secured ptlv&to wire direct ta tba Chi
c go Board o ! Trade , we uteprcparrd to tieoute oi
deri pronnptly. Wo take a full maiktt report. Coun
try builneai t. specialty. Kelerenoei , United State
Nation * IBank. Telephone 210. N W. corner ISt
and Douglas 8 I.
y German InsurancE
COMPANY.
lllinoi
Freeport , -
e CASH CAPITAL , . . . . 5200,000
a
M , HITTING KK , Prest.
Y , 3u.vn , Secretary ,
Policy holders pleaio call on or addro
Geib Si Maas , Agents for Omaha , Nobraslfa ,
id' ' 1505 FA.RNAM STREET ,
OU RES
Rheumatism Sciatica
, neuralgia , ,
Lumbago , Backache , Headache , Toothache ,
lliirtiK , SriiliU. f ru t Illlr * ,
tin AH , oTiirn nonii.v VAI\S AMI AIHW.
soldi ? Ur ti > l > iindl > r lfMttrrr tirrf. tlftjOau
blrtrtloim la 1 1 lj BKukf .
THE CIIAUU'.S A. VOOr.l.KU CO.
( S.M. tH.A.TOOEUR COJ Ctltlmort , H < L. I. S. I.
G17 St. Chnrlcq St. . St. Lonls , Jlfo.
i regular gr * < ttiftteotio Me < llriu Col I ruts , tMbvcn lonpn
ngtgtd In thrftprt. ! * ! treatment of & ROrifl , Ntatot * . SMI
flnclKLOoB DpuMtha &nr other rtfittSn In Bt , IinnLfc
u city pt'tr * iibow nxl Ml o'J r itJentt know
Nervous Prostration , Debility. Mcnttt &nl
Physical Weakness i Mercurial and otnc
lions of Throat , Skin or Rones , Blood Pof
ld SorCS and UlCCrs. nro trcMM * lth onr.r llv4
fceM , on Ulcfl lelcbUee prlnclrlM P ' * lT. IH > * ( ! ?
Diseases Arising from Indiscretion , Excess ,
Exposure or Indulgence , which rroiae tone or th
ftllottltiff rITcetii uertouin < iii , deMlitr , dlmne * * of Utt
aad defectlrft mwnirj , plmplrt on the tact , r btiic.il decaj ,
.vcrilontolbc. joclft ; of ftmfttsconlumi } oMliAi.c'A ,
'enderlnar MarrinRe Improper or unhappj , MJ
oured , 1'tmphlrt f3rt t > egeicmthe ) orore , n * A
Mftlfd em elope , free to 1107 adrtrrM. ConnultMlcn * l /
lee or l > / mMlfrtc , nnJlnnif * M rll tor qu < stloo .
A Positive Written Guarantee
Klrcft In atl enr-fthle efties. I' hclnea Kent erf rywhetu.
Pninnh'.cts , Siiplloti or Gcriran , 0-1 paco'
above clUeajcn , lu realo or female ,
MARRBACE GUIDE !
Oimfca flue ) > tatpi. lllnitr&ted 'n etothimd clltH ito ,
Kt , nipm-y r Jnisuaet Itmn. japeY oorerl. ! > . TbU frtoft
11 lie curlers , datlt/Cl or la UUlvaruit
book oran-it | ct tut u >
Socking perfect restoration to Ituiiltli. full
inn n linoil and srxuul vigor iiithoiit
S < oiuaclt DruRnIncj , sLouW send for Trea
tise on the 31ai-8luii Ilnlus. Young men and
others who Biidjr from IIM-VOIIH aid iiliynl-
ciil ( IcMlIly. oxIuuiHteil - Hiilllv. ] irc-
) iiituro tlcclluc. Vnrlc-nrelr , ivc. , nro
specially benefited by consulting Its contents.
Diseases of the I'rosdUo Glim < l , ICIclni-j-H
mill lilailder cffoetually cnrod Kndorsed
by tliounantls who limo been eure\l Adopted
In lIoupltaN ard by rhyslclanrt in IZnropo aud
America. Scaled Treatise free AOdross
MAK8TOK UEMEDY CO or Da. H. TRESKOW ,
40 Went 14th St. , New York.
S5O BEWABD $50
IV YOU FIND TUB EQUAL O7
" " " II BRJUWS
PLUG TOBACCO * "The. Pimp Cut * '
nu t h iu > LARGE mil GOOD eyTywuy.
Wlrth d. UlOkVo , 00 & Oi WibM
'ibis brand U ft bappv combination ot 3no , young
crisp red , burly Ibrailor , lth o
DELICIOUS FLAVOR
ml it just insets tbo taato ot a largo number ol
uv era.
Orders for "Plowshare" arc coming la rapldlj
'rom ' ell parts ot th country , dcmonsimtini ? how
| uicXl > the great aray ot chtwora strike n gooO
sombluatlon ot Tobasco , both no to quality and
itianttt } . Messrs Loilllard & Co haiu o orcisod m
.Ittla tluio and labor In endeaorlng to reach thi
Aoms ot 1'orlcctlon la Plowshare , ai d seem to have
ono It. Besides the TJK CEST CUTS ot PloTBharo arc
Which Is n point not to be orcrlookert by doolori
who will Hud It to ttalr intorcsl to ordsruomo am
Ivo their customers on opportunity to try it.
Ask Your Dealer for Plowshare
Dealnm supplied by
ironewee & Sctoentgen , Council Ekifia.
'oresoy is Moore , " "
, . Karecht & Oo.
itewart Bros. ' "
Jaxton & Gallagher , Omaha.
McCord , Brady & Oo , Omaha.
For sals in Omaha by
_ YtoRllntr , D18 S 13th Street.
Henry Ditzon , OOllS 13th St.
Heunrcd & Co. , 002 S 13th St.
Gee Carisian.1015 jfarnam St.
Kaufman Bros. , 207 S 15th St.
Kaufman Bros , 1063 Fftrnsm St.
Frank Arnold & Co. , 1418 Farnaa * 3t.
August Plotz & Ci > . , 1609 Douglas 3t ,
Geo. Heimrod , GIB N loth St.
Bergen & Smiley , N. W. Cor. IGth and Cum
ing Sta ,
Van Green Broi. , N. W. Cor , Dlvraion ani
Cuming Ste.
Z. Stevens 913 N. 21 t St.
J. II. Spetmnn , or. Douglas and 22th St.
Geo. Anderson 318 S 10th St.
Charhu Ying , TTfi S. 10th St.
Mrs. G M. Lawloy. 800 S. 10th St.
13. Mnnfelt , S. W. Cor. 13th and Howard.
Mrs. G. M. Lawley , 800 S , 10th St. . Omaha
Go. Anderson , 318 S. 10th Sti , Omnha.
J. H. Spetman , corner Dougl.u and 12th St.
Chas. Yinif , ZiaS. lOthSt.
* W it , urir * Hir Wk.fwf .i -
iato LIVfRaii'l ' KIDNEV13 ,
ami HKsiouji Tim lU AJXll
ana viaon of VOUTH. i-v *
.
-vjntofApuelltPi i t-
A. ] .u * of tJtrt'inlLt
. tlnnes. iniiselo anc
un-ifs rc'jclvo iiLwinrcii
t > .Hvuii3 the inlnil ami
nupullus Uralit JA'Wi'ri
, ' S tlerlii lroiiitorrolalnti
uatf'Ubf R Wf iiniul.irlo ! tliclr iv will
> nd InDIl. E 'BrEB/liUiON TONIC B aaln ftnd
> eeili cure timcsa liur. healthy romilcilon.
( freiiuuiit it/rmpts / at c"r-"rft' ' lnK unly acli'
) j tliopoptilarltyoi ihuorlBlnal. Diiuottipert.
IJOIlt'CtlllO ( < ) IIIlll. < AI. A.NUllBST.
Moil Tournildiesjto'llio lr Ilurtar A < el ( n-V
Quixrato , Wo , for oar "DHKAM I3OOO."t |
A , FINE LINE OF
IN OMAHA NEB.
St , Charles Hotel ,
0 STHEET , BET 7th nd 8tb , . LINCOLN , ME
Un. Kite Cotkly , Pi oprletoreoa.
ly nd l g nUy lurnUbed. Good ump
loomi on firil floor.
* JTernu-lXl ( to pel diy. Bpoclil ritt gin
tmrabert ol the loirtilitura. novlO-1 ni'ino
„ is apbrodislao , arou
I os uctlvlty. iioaitivol
I cured liiiixjtuiicv 10
enorRjr.utirTousUebi
ti.Uy'maUTJi u7AVuruo7.ai07 HlotoHt .UWsar
A
i Thi lomiuriublB growth ai _
! during the Ifcri f ow yean ID B DM Uor ot
| grout astonishment to those who pt y n
occMlonal visit 4o thin growlnvaftr. The
development of the StorV YnnJsth
necessity of th Belt Link KoaiJ th (
finely pnvod utroata the hundioda ttt no *
roslaonooii and costly buslncw b&elu ,
with the popnlatlcn of our city mots than
oublod In the lati fire years. All khU
B a { peat surprise to vialtors Red U ihi
dtnnatlon of our citizens. Thb rapid
wth , the business nctlvtty , nnd tit
lany substantial Impjoromonta Made n
voly demand for Oanhn real ooUVo , antt
very Invostov hot mndo hatdtom ?
rofit.
Slnoo the Wall Street pcnlo M ; v
rlth tha enbsequont 077 of hard ttaioc ,
bore hr.-a boon loss demand from apoialf
ota , but n fall domnnd from invoettnci
coking homos. Thla latter olaai oie
aking odrentago of low prices In build-
ng material and are scccrlng their homo * ,
much ICM cost than will be possible r >
nf hencra. Spooulatore , too , can bnyr
eel eataf B cheaper now and ought to t ko-
" 'ant e ot present prim for faturc *
? ro tn.
The next low ycr > r promUei grentei'
, Jvcl opmonis In Omaha than the patt-
V ) ycnra , whioh have been M good u
wo could rcmoonably deolre. JMow man-
lecturing cetnbllshmente anJ brgo Job-
Ing-hontosMo added almootToskly , and
11 add to the prosperity of Oinahn.
There r.re many Ic Omaha nnd throngh-
ut thu State , who have their tnonoy in
bo bunko dKvs-lm ; a nominal rate of In-
err.nt , whioh , If judiciously Invested In
Omaha reel citato , would bilng them
ranch grontcB totunia. We hnro many
argaiaa which we Are confidant vlll
irlng the pnrohuor large profits In th *
neasfutcro.
We have for sale the finest residence -
dence property in the north and
western parts of the city.
North we have fine lots at reason
able prices oa Sherman avenue,17th ,
18th , l th and 20th streets.
West on Farnam , Davenport ,
Guming , and all the ending streett
n that direction.
The grading of Farnam , Califor
nia and Davenport streets has made
accessible some of the finest and
cheapest residence property in the
city , and with the building of the
street car line out Farnam , the pro
perty in tne western part of the city
will inoreaso in
We also have the agenrv for th *
Syndicate and Stock Yards proper
ty in the south part of the city. Tha
developments made in tins aectmc
by the Stock Yards Company and
he railroads will certainly double
the once in a short time.
We also have some fine business.
ots anrl some elegant inside resi
dence ? for sale ,
Parties wishing to invest will find
some good bnrgmiiB byculhnjji
213 South Mfch Bt ,
Bet .roon Fornhnm and Douglas ,
P , B. Wo ask those who
property for Bale at a bargain teas
as a callWo want only bargami
We will positively not handle prop
erty at more than ltd real value.
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