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THE ADVERTISER
THURSDAY, DEC. 4, 1879.
Publishers' Notices.
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due us on subscription.
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pn.subscrlpUon.
FAIRBUOTIlEn fc HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
Tlie Youiir Widow
Site is modest but not bashful
Free and easy, but not bold ;
Like an apple ripe and mellow
Not too voting and not too old ;
IliUf Inviting, half repulMve;.
Now advancing and now shy
There Is mischief In hor dimple.
There lb dauger In her eye.
Bhe has studied human nature;
She it schooled In all her art;
She has taken her diploma
As the mistress of all hearts.
She can tell the very moment
When? to sigh and when to smile;
Oh ! a maid is sometimes cliarmlngv
Buta widow all tlia while-
Are you sad ? IIbw very serious
Will her handsome face become!"
Are you angry ? She Is wretched.
Lonely, friendless, tearful dnmb!
Are you mirthful ? How her laughter.
Silver-sounding, will ring out !
She can lure, and catch, and play you.
As tUo angler, does tho trout,.
Ye old bachelors of forty.
Who have prawn so bold and. wise
Young Americans of twenty.
With the love-look. ln.your eyes
Y.ou.mny practice all the lessons
Taught by Cupid since the fall;
But rknow a little widow
Who could win and fool you" all.
TILE .TA3LES BROTHERS.
How trie Noted. Highwaymen Pass
Their Last Summer in Colorado.
In the early part of last summer two
men, one about 35 and the other about
39 years of age, joined the busy crowd
that built the town of Cleora, Col.
They spent their time almost entirety
about the saloons, being apparently
professional gamblers. The oldest
one went by the name of Tom Smith,
and the youngest one Billy Green,
and the' claimed to be half brothers.
They went well dressed, anil were
never seen withf ut being thoroughly
armed, and always carried their re
volvers in plnin sight- They were re
markably good shots with the pistol,
always being ready to shoot for mon
ey, giving a man the odds, at fifty
yards range, of shooting with a rifle
or revolver, as he chose. There was
nothing of the bully or rough about
them. If they were noticeable for
anythlrrg, it was for being more than
ordinarily quiet. When Cleora got
its growth ami passed into a state of
decay, which It did In about six
weeks, Tom and Billy, as they were
generally known, moved to Monarch,
now known as Chaffee- CUy. Here
they bought a mine, and spent their
time about evenly between- working
it and gambling. Seven miles below
Chaffee City is the town of Maysville,
which boasted of about twenty citi
zens that oame from Texas, and from
the class known as "oow boys." For
the most part they were fair examples
of their class. They wore broad-brimmed
hats, carried revolvers, and talk
ed about "getting the drop" on fel
lows. Maysville, as might be suppos
ed, was a pretty fair place for gam
bling, and was considerably frequent
ed by Tom and Billy. One night
Tom was there when the Texansgot
on a general drunk, swore they would
clean out the place, and proceeded to
carry their threat into execution by
firing their revolvers at tents, houseB,
windows and doors, without any re
gard to the rights of other people.
One of these bullets 'passed pretty
near Tom Smith, when he jumped up
and started down the street, saying:
"That's a d d bully game, hut these
eons of b b don't know how to play
it." Juat at "thatime the Texas
crowd went into a saloon, and were
closely followed by Ton. He bad
scarcely entered the-door when, firing
began, and In about three minutes
Tom was boss of that saloon, and
three men were-curled up ou the floor
in a condition where the subsequent
proceedings were- likely to interest
them no more. The Texa9 fever then
subsided, and. there was no more
ehooting that night. The next morn
ing one of the Texans. who was
Bllghtly wounded, huuted for Smith,
found him, and probably regretted
having done so. Smith was too
handy with the revolver and laid the
Texan out. Then mounting his horse
he rode up to a'crowd of excited Tex
ans and said, "Do any of you d d
sons of b b want me?" They did
not want him, for soma one bad let
out the secret that Tom Smith was the
celebrated Jesse James.
Jessie then turned his horse, and
rode to Chaffee City, and informed
Hillv Green who was none other
than Frank James what had hap
pened. Eaoh of the boys added an
other revolver to his belt, and coolly
loafed about the town, waiting the
turn of events. Pretty soon a squad
of fifteen or twenty mouuted men,
armed with revolvers, rifles, and shot
guns, put In an appearance, looking
for Tom. Smith. If they looked hard
they saw him, for he had gone about
three rods from the road and sat dow n
on a log, facing the crowd. His
brother Fiank took a position about
two or three rods on one side, leaning
up against a log blacksmith shop.
Here they waited for half an hour,
and the pursuers then not making
any attack, Jesse walked slowly off
np the mountain side, into a thick
second grosvth of pine, where he re
mained hidden the balance- of the
day. ,
Several times after that Jesse rode
through Maysville alone, and never
metanyof the Texans without taunt
ing them or insulting them, and he
was uever molested. The reason giv-
en was that tuero were others of his
baud there, and no man knew whom
to trust or from whom to expect a
shot. But it is probable thai the
James brothers were alone.
Frank James told a gentleman who
had done him some favors, that they
were waiting forja pardon forroffense"
committed in Missouri, and that if
they got one they would return home
and live as others live. But the latter
part of September they received a let
ter from their mother ooutaining the
information tbat a-pardon wr refus
ed. Frank then said, bitterly: "lhe
world is agamstu. and by G d we'll
fight it out." The next day the two
boy left Chaffee. A few days after
ward came the news that a train had
been robbed in Kausas by the James
L brothers.
Soon afterwards o- gentleman In
Chaffee City received a letter signed
Billy and TomVgfving thanks and
something more substantial for fa
vorathey had received. Denver (Col.)
Tribune, Nov. 7.
The Green-Eyed Monster.
Mr. Kroeger was trauquillyeatiug
his breakfast, a morning or so ago,
when his boy broke thesirenceby ask
ing him for 25 cents to go.to the min
rttrel show with that night. Mr.
Kroeger promptly refused, on the
ground of bardjrimes.
Mr. Kroeger'a boy is more than a
boy, and when be sets his heart on
having anything, he generally suc
noork in fTPttint? it: so. when his fa
ther refused to comply with- his re
quest, he moved over by his mother
and said:
'I guess I'll tell'raa what the- cook
said to you last night.'
Mrs. Kroeger's eyes flashed llkejtwo
balls of lire.
'You're a nice man,' she said sarcas
tically, "ts come home and pet itne,.
and kiBS me, and call roe your dew
gemmed tulip, and then go and re
ceive the carressesjof thecook. You
miserable oroes-eyed runt, for two
pins I'd go over there and rake your
eyes out."
I ah.,." stammered the lord ofi
the manor, when his wife broke In
"Oh yes I'll I ah you L" and turn
ing suddenly to the boy, she demand
ed an expla-natroo.
"Will you give me 25 cents?"
"Yea.".3,
"Give me the money first," saW the
boy. "I'm-open fng the year on the
C. O. D. principle." Ex.
The LouIsvilleSlottery .'oases at& to
be taken to the Supreme Court of the
United States. Sliou-ld the action, of
the department be upheld there, It Ib
probable that the postmaster general
will Issue supplementary orders of a
more stringent character than those
now iu foro. It is understood" that
Judge Key will strongly urge Con
gress to amend the laws concerning
lotteries declaring all newspapers
containing lottery advertibements of
any oharaoter, directly or Indirectly,
to be unmailable. The postmasters
of the principal cities have been in
structed to collect statistics concern
ing the lottery traffic in order to sub
mit them to Congress. Judge Key
eays that the public has very inade
quate information regardlug- the ex
tent of this business, and that people
will be astonished when the official
exhibit Is spread before them. In
his opinion the responsibility lies with
those newepapers which publish the
advertisements of Tottery companies,
foreign and domestic. 'Evening News.
Flat Jacks. (Gkiddle Cakes.)
For many years I tried In vaiu to get
some "Flat Jacks" that would taste
like my mother's did some fifty years
ago ; but never felt that I succeeded
till a week ago.
T think the secret is thfs: I now
put in the mixing miiK aoout one
third of good cream, and for a small
dishful I add one egg. One should be
careful not to get too much flour In
them, as that will imparr the rtioe fla
vor. There is such a difference in
flour, that I would not dare to give
the measure for a certain meaaure of
milk, as some flour does not swell as
other varieties do. A cook muBt have
some experience as well asoommon
6nee In order to make good" oakeB.
The best of flour, too, makes the beBt
cakes not the finest by any insane.
Rural New- Yorker.
In the spring and fall Western-rivers
are subject to frequent freshets,
and rise with a swelling and boiling
motion that is called 'booming" by
steamboat men. Hence when a man's
or party's chances are thought to be
increased or Improving, they are said
to be "booming," and anything that
enbaoeeB the chance la loalled a
"boom." Worcester, however,, gives
as one definition f the verb-to boom:
"To 7ush with violence, aB-a Bhip un
der pressor Ball." This fits the bill
more closely and Ih a much- more nat
ural explanation.
An enterprising genius recently
commenced poultry keeping without
any capital except cheek. He bor
rowed a setting of eggs froro a neigh
bor on one side, a setting hen from
another accomodating neighbor;
hatched the eggs, kept the hen until
she had laid eggs enough to replaoe
the thirteen borrowed ones; returned
the hen and commenced business
with a brood of eleven chickens of his
own.
Welt, mypnn.'satd'a prxid-natured
father to an S-year-old eon, the other
night, 'what have you done to-day
that may be set down as a good deed?'
I gave a poor boy five cunts, ' replied
the hopeful. 'Ah, ah! that was a
charity, and charity is always right.
He was an orpbaiv boy, was he?' 'I
didn'tBtoptoabk,' replied the-boy. 'I
gave him the money for.licking a boy
who upset my dinner basket L'
o .
The following stanza contains every
letter in the alphabet r
Except with zeal we strive to wltr
God's Just nnd bolylove.
We cannot conquer strife and sin,
Sot walk with. Him above.
The Growth of Xebraskn.
During the past eight years-Nebraska
has added over 260,000 inhabitants
to her population, while Kansas has
added 2S0.000, Minnesota 240.000,.
Wisconsin 274,000. and Iowa 280.030-.
In other words Nebraska has, during
the past eight years, kept pace with
Kansas, Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Iowa, in point of growth. This is
certainly a marvelnus eahibii when
it Is borne in mind that each of theBe
States were in 1S70 away ahead of Ne
braska, not merely in their popula
tion, but Hi all the agencies that con
tribute to the acceleration of the
growth of any section. They had
millions of capital wh-eso- Nebraska
had thousauds; they had thousands
of miles of railway while Nebraska
was doing her transportation by mule
traius and ox teams; they expended
thousands in advertising their re
sources where Nebraska has spent
hundreds, and they wield a political
power that Nebraska can not hope to
cope against. And still Nebraska has
not only kept abreast with these
great rivals in the race for empire,
but she is rapidly and steadily gain
iug on them. During the past twelve
months alone, Nebraska has increas
ed her population by over 70,000 and
if that ratio of increasa continues for
the next ten years Nebraska will con
tain half a million inhabitants at the
end of 1880, and about 1,200,000 by I
1590".
Tills Ib by no means an extravagant
estimate, and those who have lived
u Nebraska during the past fifteen
years will be able to form a faint con
ception of what great changes are-impending
In the Industrial and com
mercial dtevelbpmenb ofi Nebraska
within no very remote peEiod. Oma
hulice. Beef Steak.
I rhink'there is no way of cooking
beef-steak like the following-: Pound
it. If you choose, but it Is not necess
ary. Place It in a frying pon over not
too hot a fire, and. let itBteam having
it covered closely. Do not add any
water. After half an hour, or more,
remove the cover, salt; add a lump of
butter, and fry until done. Care must
be takenjuot to burn Itwhiie frying.
He entered the grocery, sard not a
worn", but allowed" his cane to Bwing
like the pendulum of a clock. The
grocer only said, "No; we sell noth
ing on tick" and the niaa. wiih the
cane passed sadly and elleatly out.
Eight masked robbers stopped a rail
way train in the West th&iotlier day.
As the rrarrr contalnedan excursion
of editors the only loss was loss of
time to the robbers.
. mo tm "
An Englishman at Brighton rides
on a bicicle, tho wheel of which is
eight feet high, so that the man's
head Is twelve feet from the ground.
"You are rry preciouB pearl," he
said, as he drew her to Ills manly
breast. "Oh, John," she sighed,
"and you are my oyster."
Young housewife: "What miser
able little eggs! You really rnuafc tell
them to let the henB set on them
a little longer."
A mixture of oil and milk is good
to clean kid boot with ; the first eoft
enB and the latter blackens them.
I -
The quickest way to destroy weeds
Is to marry a widow. It is an agreea
ble apecieB of husbandry.
Fifty la the youth of old age-; forty
the old age of youth. Bo says Victor
Hugo.
.
Kentucky fa snipping blaeft walnut
logs to England.
One Experience From Many,
"I had been- srek- and miserable so
long and hadcaused my husband so
much trouble, and expense, no one
seemed to know what ailed me, that
I was completely disheartened and
discouraged. In this frame-of mind
I got a bottle of Hop Bitters and used
them unknown to ray family. I
soon began to improve and gained so
fast that my husband and family
thought it strange and unnatural,
but when I told them- vrhat had
helped me, they said" "Hurrah fot
Hop BitterB! lone may tbey prosper,
for they have made mother well and
us happy." The Mother. Home
Journal.
Forest Tee Seetfirir5SOHage
Hedcre Plants Grape
Vines IVursery
Stock.
I have the-sale of a large stock of
Forest Tree Seedlings, Ooage Hedge
Plants, Grape Vines, and General
Nursery Stock. Most of the stock I
have given personal attention to rais
ing. The baranee rfeoge .Plants ana
ForeHt Tree Seedlings were raised
near, in an ndjoiuing State. Oneand
two year old apple t ees can be had
direct from Nursery rows. Ever
greens the same.
Rout. W. Furnas,
Brownville. Nebraska.
Feeble Ladies.
Those languid, tiresome sensations,
causing you to feei scarcely able to be
on your feet; that constant drain
that is iaking from your systeoi all
its elasticity ; driving the bloom from
your cheeks; that continual strain
upon your vital forces-, rendering you
irritable and fretful, oan easily be re
moved by the use of that marvelous
remedy. Hop Bitters. Irregularities
and obstructions of your system are
elieved at once, while the special
cause of perfodical pain Is permantly
removed. Will you beed this? Cin
cinnati Saturday JSTiffM.
YOUNG MEN.
McGee
have just
large line
Clothing
& Moore
opened a
of new
Call and
see the Boss Stock.
Hedge! Hedge!!
Farmers, if you wish to purchase
first-class Osage hedge plants, call on
F. P. Tenney, Sheridan, Neb. 13-3m
USHmll
" The onlij improvement ever made on the common
POROUS PLASTER.
It contains greater and more powerful
PAIN-RELIEViNG, STRENGTHENING, AND CURATIVE PROPERTIES
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liun lhe common Porous master, aua is "f"'""
PKIOE iZ3i
B. G. WHITTEMORE
has-removed his
Jewing Machine Emporium
TO "WEST BRO'WNVlIjriE't
Wliere henas put in a-new lino of Choice
GROCERIES.
Ho -will soltyou anyUilug-ln th9-
Saving Machine
Or Ghocery Line
Call and' see that $IU0'
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IT'S AEBEATJTY.
ABBOTT & EMERY,
Workers In
"Wood -and Iron,
at the old place, foot of
COLLEGEST.
, WAGONS,
MACHINERY
PLOWS, ETC.,
promptly repaired.
All kinds or
BLACKSMITHING
dono to order, and
Satisfaction Guarantied.
Aaron Palmer:
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NEW RESTAURANT.
Palmer & Johnson.
First Door West or the Old" XatiaL Bank
Building.
This firm, having fitted up those rooms wll
run 'n'. flrit class restaurant, where kioi1
warm meals can be had at nil hours. They
clve their customers the best viands In the
market, includlnt: fresh ojsters served In
any manner called for.
Try lhe New Restaurant
All Orders for an Express Left Tvith
Them v ill he Promptly attended to
MAUSH HOUSE,
JOSEPH 0'PELT, PROPRIETOR.
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Its correspondence covers everything desir
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Each machine Is accompanied by a book of Full Il
lustrated Instructions by which any onecan learn to
operate them. HOOD AGEXTS WANTED with
whom the best terms, will be made. All orders and
communnlcattons should be addressed 'o
DANA UICKFOILI), I'res'tand Gen'l Act.
lay! 6bU Broadway, Is'ew Yrfc.
A MOXTft jraaranteed. i!2adayat
some-made by the Industrlous.Cap
Ftal unrequired , we will start you
Menr Worner. Boys and Girls make
mone faster at work for us than at
anything else. The work Is light
and nleasant. and scch as aavone
can go rlcht at. Those who are wise-who see this
uotioe will serai us their addresses at once nnd see
for themselves. Costly outfit arnl terms free. Now
Ik the time. Those already at work are laying up
Iarjre sums of money. Address TRtTCt CO"., Au
gusta Me. ayi
nfli W OPPORTUNITY
u U B. U Positively no Humbug.
SO CAPJTAl. REQUIRED.
4 P A VP W?made during tb winter months at
JVLLJlN Jti I home. Jfaleorleinale: nopedllng
'' nice business: sure pay; don't In
terfere with other business: suits anyone: can
explain here, senda three cent stamp and yon wll
get a beautiful specimen of ore from one of onr gold
mines bymall.free.and full particulars of business.
Addres"UOME MIRROIL" Longmont. Colo.
SPECIAX. A23VERTISEM3T1TS,
orgInsI
13 Stops Jlset Beedsi knee swell
btool fc Book, only S3S. Toetav
rinnos.stooi.coverit Dnosc. only
S14;t.?5. Illustrated newspape
sent free. DnnlelF.lteattr. Washington:
.j
:i-
IQnn returns in 30 days oaS I OOIm ested. Of
J) I ZUUficIalReportsandlrrforniattonfree.I.re
profits weeklv on Stockoptionsoriiotoj-Vl. Addres
T.Potter U'iitlit A: Co., Kanker.K Wall st.X.T
t I fl TR t I nfin I Invested in Wall st.stocks
4 I U I U 4 I UUU ImakefortuneseveryrnontU
Book sent free explaining; everything. Address.
BAXTER fc CO.. Bankers. 1 7 Wall il '.Y. 21wl
A!
GOOD PLAN. CmBMarbrandBpenrtjBcirrsyerdar
a ona Tail um BU ertrj aTou; o capital, "
VUllnl masacem.Dt. LarrapraflUillTUaljnraUfa
'ln?film.nl.of lu ltO.DM. Circular, with fnllrx-
placulaaa how all ran ancraMl In itock dcaUnxvjn.Uriirrcc
LiWKKNCC CO., I. Vroa4 btrctl.htw Yort.
TOO LATE
ItsoonTBnrbe-- The rise of more than halfln the
price of Iron Is more than we can stand. For a very
short time only vc- will recefve orders at old prices
viz: 5 Ton Wagon Scales 850. All Iron and steely
Sold on trial freight paid by ns no money asked
till ttstedjand found satisfactory. All sizes.
JONES OF BINGHAM PTOX,
21wl Btnohampton, X. T.
LOWEST PRICES trtt
aaora na ltrvrb.taad
nf Rlflca, X UeTln.
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xt KiratlT rrdocH rjce.
temV llluttnfMt Cata!orar.
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rr paper publUhed. !H Uck1 every two week1-, and
tlnds. (iunce Matters. News Correspondence.
Domestic and Family Matters. Charmlrnr Slorle
bbort and ;ont1nucd.and tilled wltU valuable read-
'oeUUmnsnincenrJonrnaCmore mily In
trortuced. we will lend it tnen'malnderorthi-jjear
atid the w hole of ISSO. to any address, on receipt of
ouIyONKDOLLAIt.
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Chicago, iu.
I
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Ktver.
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and Defender of the
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Yearry elscof Ave. each . ....rrfl 50
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Tin iro rvtarn 4 00 f
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The Uawkeye and Graves' Target Gun 2 i'
Free Seed Distribution, 1879-80.
Cuthbert ltaspberry, two plants to each sub-
scrlber . - Y -'
rli' Vn,.hlPd Outs m
Telephone Pea,
ADieS tulDINCJl
25
Macnnlia Seedi (ass'd, lncludlnt; Poalangenna
lennei, ic;.. -. -
Irlt (seedi from Seedling I. Kwmpferl)-
Jtybria tentiemon..
30
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Arlitoloclilahipno,
iDomiea Letoiiliy.
Ha.
Vt will end the JTA VTKEYE. I year
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Xlio 01lct Paper lat St.
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IPapexr in "tlio Great
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-NTnir InitsTwentr-tlrstvolnme thellernld has
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flay 11 WnS IOUIIUTU, l iruuinuuia uic ucici- I
niined to maintain Its established reputation as
The ablest ntlvocatc or good morals
nnd correct principle!.
The moat reliable Newspaper.
Tlie most desirable bualueas paper
for bnlneta men.
Anil tne nest newspaper for nil clnsi-
e.
The Dally TIernltl havfos been recently enlarg
ed and being printed on clear, new type, and our
facilities lor obtaining news being constantly In
creased. It will continue to maintain Its position
among the best and ablest papers In the couutry.
and tho
LEADINGPAPERINTHEWEST
Oneof the important ieaturcs of the Hcrnld and
that which makes it especially valuable. If not In
dispensable to business men. Is the full, complete
and
Reliable Market Reports,
which are every day found In Its columns, and
which largely govern tne trun-sacaons of merchants
nnd fi..lprsinV)tork.LTalnnnd nrnduceof all kinds.
The business man who does not avail blmselt of
the know lengecontalnedln tneeaauv commercial
reports, and who dees not keep posted in the dally
fluctuations of the markets Is at the mercy of the
more enterprising traders. In many canes hun
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vesting .Xine Dollars a jeurfor theDnily Hernia.
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as Its name Indicates, is published at the low price
or ONE DOLLAR a jer and is mailed to sub
scrihers wituout additional cost for postage. It is
the best and cheapest Weekly Paper published In
the West, containing
AH tne Important Sew! of the week.
Pure and Interesting: Literature.
And Comnlete Review ofthe- Oe-
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he paid Invarablv In advance, and the paper will
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Fifty cents for six months
All Postmasters are our authorized! agents to re
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FRANK M. TRACY, Manager,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
TELE WEEKLY
Nebraska State Journal.
CAMPAIGN OF 1880.
Diirlnir the rnmlntr rear the nolltlcal affairs of
l the Nation, and the discussion growing out of them
will assume an Importance raseior equuiea in our
history.
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
will be a more able contest, second, perhaps. In
magnitude and bitterness, to none that have pre
ceded It. The
CENSUS OF THE UNITET STATES
will be taken. Including the reapportionment of
Congressional Jtepresentatives.and the shifting or
the balance of power.and the re-adjiifetment of iHe
Influence of sections.
THE NATIONAI- CONVENTIONS
nt nil nnrtiewlItrire-edethePresIdent!al Election.
and the Platforms will determine the course of
Legislation and the I'ollcy or the Government for
another four years.
OUR. STATE ELECTIONS
for Members or both branches of the Legislature
Involving the election of a U.S. senator, and Tor
full Executive Ticket, will occur.
CONGRESS CONVENES
In December, for the "long session." and questions
of vital importance to the people. Including the
Indian nnd the .llonnon problems, and the new-
auempt to assert the sovereignty oi ne- states as
s pi
ofp
'erior to tlie power of the-Nation, hi the matter
irotectinx the francbise-. and providing; tor the
nurity of National Elections, will lxdeTel oped and.
.1 hnto In Iha tpArfllrv' rvlMls.of the-COUTTtrV.
The Weekly XebmnUn tnfe Journnl will
ne a lauuiiu epiiiiueoi woe ocu.-. . -..
present the merits of the tHscussiona provoeii
therebv. while at the scute time tt will give con
cisely and fully, all the Current. Foreign, and .Do
mestic news, full nnd latest Market Reports, local
m nell as. from Eastern Commercial Centers, f nil
report of the proceedings of all Llternry, So
cial, Kelieiounjtnd Eilucatloiml Cotrventionn
and State Jsocfbtie. and of the State-Iee"In-
tnre,
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
nf r?nnrressional Proceedings, and will be In fact a
weekly history of the worl'l In general, and of tnr
JSatlon. ana me&iaie in parucuiar.
The Weekly Nebraska State Journal HnoJ
only the largest Weekly published in the west, but
It contains much more reading matter. In propor
tion to ltsslie. than can be fount) in any of its con
temporaries on this slrle of the Missouri, and com
mends Itseir to every Xebrasfcan as the Attte ptnxr,
to betaken in addition to the local papers of the
several counties, for its general and fetate news.
Republican In politics, it dixcustyes public affairs,
not from a partisan, but from a broad, national
stand point, criticising public men and measures
upon their merits. Independent or lactionallsm or
prejudice. .
No betlermedlam or thenewsthat Ts wan11"
Nebraska for the enllgbtment of the heads or tne
family, or for a liberal education of the rising gen
eration, can be found than the State Journal.
Single Copy, per year.....
Five copies, at one time.
Ti .
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Address, STATE JO DR5.4L CO.,
LINCOLN NEBRASKA .
S. M.
x ?rai t&U kV
lJyi'm
mm
Best Groceries, Flour, Provisions,
riixro M a Cell.
SEALER
FAMILY GROCERIES, CONFECTIONS, TEAS,
CANNED FRUITS, NUTS, TOYS,
QUEENS, CliASS, TIN & WOODENWASE,
STATIONERY, PATS, BRUSHES. CUTLERY,
Pjpcs,Tobacco.Clsars.aiusical3nlruiMeals,Pateiiti!It3cInet.
JEWELRY and NOTIONS.
CITY BAKERY, BR0WNY1LLE, NEBRASKA
THBST
THE W0&
SOLD BY
S15CO.OO
A,l
BEWARE
?iC0S
W'0ffii
FORPARTICUURS
WhiteSewing Machine Co.
PriiMeHonili! aO
A new work rrice 50
S Clar su.t ftirajn.
I een:, br maiU JJyf
I rica or'Xatnnr. Pbjtl
obi; of ilarnag. Or.
pan, of Generation.
Ill cyspiaitj.aii
rmate. 1 nrontc ami
Female DUeaMa.
Coo.nltattoa free.
lil.ea.e. or loam ana
LaJks nl Gentle-
,J Manhood: a neaitb or
I rh&L anil valuahle in
rnec. aend one dollar j
for camples l
robber t"o!., an!
,alaabl lnforniatioa
hr Tnri.l. lllla.
CD j formation, at latemt
1 : tabukirin. Motblnj
rM and rrfiaenirat. Infor-
j ble uuOe VW., 55
per box. Prltatc
CS 1 home anj uir.e ror
Z published. No familj
O. ahonlitbevUboatlt.
- eTAiimi. nr. A. O.
j. I Ladle, dnrmc
mrml finnient.
OC- (lU.N. an t lark St.
TOTTCL JTews for Boys awt Girli !1
fj Tnuueand Old!! A SEW ! I
VENTIOX just patented for them,
for Homo use !
Fret and Scroll Sawinir, Turnfnp,
Boring, DriU'mg.Gnndin?, Polhinefc
Screw Cuttmp. Prico 5.rto.$50.
I Send 6 cects for 100 paRes.
EPHRAIM BROWS, Lowell, 3Lu.
JLIsTID
The Celebrated
Ixxsic Hoxijsc
OF
W.'W. Eomball,:
Of Chicago,
Keep in stock a fulllinc of
PIANOS and ORGANS.
For full particulars, terms tprices
call on or address,
J. R. LYE, Local Agent,
oxs
E.
3SdI. Lippitt,
PIAA'O aad VOCAL TEACHER,
Brownville, - - Nebraska.
Tyl
BLACK GLOSSY INK
TO T"FlTVrrVT"R"ir.
; ThereU at all times an almost universal demand
from learners, for the Jet Black Glossy Ink used t.y
ira,ilBe" It Hows freely, warranted not
leadinir nenmen. It Hows freely, warranted not
to corrode on any kind of metalle pen, and will not
fadeormold. It lseasily made. The materials can
be had anywhere at a small cost. Price of Recipe
sent to any address, with full directions. SO cents,
postace stamps orcurrency. Address K. L. SH Kf.
IvKEKGEK. Brewnvllle. Xeraaha Co.. Xeb. Iiv 1
Js
SUMMERS,
-DEALER IN-
Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions,
.Hats, Caps, Boots, Stioes,.
Queenstoare, Glassware, Cigars:
TOBACCOS, &c-
Vegetables Sc, always on Hand.
Ponn's - old Stand.
I
SO SIMPLE
'
-t
tOCAHV
WARRANTED
a
S
..tiURERS
Dt&Sbtf&'WTEl
ADDRESS7
Cleveland, ohio.
The Only Remedy
THAT ACTS AT THE SABK llilti U.t
THE L3YER,
THE BOWELS,
andtheK3DKEYS.
This combined action vices iiicon-
derful power to aire ail diseases.
Why Are We SSck
Because ice alien these great orgins
U become dossed or torrid, and
poisonous humors are therejure fov-d
into the blood that snouid oe expeuta
naturally.
&m
BIXIOUSXESS. PILES, C05STIPATI Ja.
kib Er coari. 1 1 i s. i it t ii i
DIh4SES. FLMAI E Wr VK-
'J2ES. AXD FUYOLS
BlSOUI)E!:s,
So by causing fne ae'ioti cf t7r$r, organs
L3 and Tcsioriufrtlteir power to throj) oiT
and ?($toriiifrtheir poucr to throj) oif
dhsuifC.
M
Why Suffer Dniontp.-i tni and aehen ?
Why tormented wit!riIc..CoHstinationI
Why frightened orerdisordercd Kldnejs I
Hny cnilurenrnouH orsici, neauzcjiest
hy hae slceplevi nihLs J
Use KIDXnv WCHT ard rrjotce in
health. It is a dry, r'jtta'li common ,: J
Ona paca!rew!ll raa-clxritorilcillchic.
Get it of yrtr Drurri -f, k r I oi'jr it
for you- I"ic CI '',-
VSLL2, E2SAS33E. i CI, Bsprfota;
(U'lUKndpstpaU.) ISurilnctna, Vt
siji C2-4
PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE
I0R SPHMATQSEH(EA.
"SEMiMALPASTiLLE ,
A
au-f
r Eiacovcry
. lirt ariu l
t eacr an e-' -
lr He nnly fnr I t
mi lirriMA. i t I " r
I Seminal Emissions ei
rliBpoteaoy
. . . ....m. ....., ,ism
true way. viz ii.rc -Apthca!Mn
i ' r i
IJK.r, b ..--. . . '- -.
c pa ica i Ih - 1) Iriit, atlm I r AbaorptlOO ' 'l:
i c it priV indiwrca ci the Seminal VeiUea. Eac
ulitory Ducts. Prostate Gland, aa I Urethra i r
l i'r Kcnir-h i all. Jd wilh no p-tin jbc .n ' a
Jt aol uilcrf.r; ith the nrtlinarr '. of 1 r i '
,utlj JiwliJ and ooi.!wNil. kntlkcn; 'c imiac
diKte o!hiac a. d reto-ale riVf! .p rtir Kl a i
ncriim nrjcaniialiuai wetk-t front M aa ai t rt z
idc tk drain from the imk riiat lhe mt-i '
htttth and Bound memory, renwviac t Idia.i.ii cr
dieht. Nervous Dstelity. Coofosioa of Ideas. Avcr-
i ion to Soewty. etc. ete -. . in anprarr i prcisa-
(UrO Old IkKO lWltT a-swn mil -vn i"- - --
.mg perfect Sexual Vigor. wfcr it ha hcH i it- r
jar. Th m t lielfc ha mi tfc rrr t v
srvre ra. iJ h mw a -rMcl cer Dr i
Nh mth irffnbstHl m lttr lroMr. . a m a
nrtftrts t. wild but little if aj rmrewt cw ' cr .i .
NtwiwaWut thFrpnio. rrnralfcr a c
us t yut. guarantee that k tli ftxr Batxsrart.o
Iuriuc thm eicM- trari thai it fea Seen ta trrl -m w z
tbnui.Msi r :itwatal U H ate aw t n -
tr Hktf fe-rtsr Ifoftt'.n t V tin- mmM RUmi a' i - - t
dlerefe. t rrvbiinc nf t ""J f r
that t wrI kunit fbe the ee vt mthM.t cry t i c i
awl tta wrfcn quaeka r w.fh tber tiir r -3 J
bl(t fees. Tb Htimr4j t put h eeat Utn, i.f tJr -ijr
Ko. 1. (eMM;h I. It a MMHtb, S3; 20 J. '' C e Z
cArt a pennaiteat err vnl m. ffirr- cr S3, No 3.
fUtr over tbre mn ttt t n rntttf jci re c
I lgr IB the wfcfM C3 t7. ' I r rt ,irl "it,
wrapfx-r. jruii ui Kfiununo ior using -win cccn:-.
pony iSACii uux.
HARRIS REMEDY GO.KFG CHEHISTS.
Market and Sth Sts. GT. LOUIS, KO.
ml.
mjmmm
-mrr
TTSI
TR
:
Is a monthly. 10O-pago Sera' lx k of the ria. i
the World's Literature, binxle copy ax r t - r- r
jear. An Oil Chroiaoi fltxjo mc'ies; of j
Villey,' price. $3; " Black Sheep. 'a?lSlloc . n
paper binding; "Christian Oakle, s Mia'ak'- a t
book, in paper bindiag.and a oaraple copy of W.c-i
Household .Magazine" all post-paid. f r o ibr 3Cr-
in money, or in one-cent postage afainrw. As --a
wanted. Most liberal terms, but n.fhingHrn f c
Address S. S.Wood. Tribune Baildiag. er orh. t -tr.
) Potest and Best Medicine eTer made.
I A combination of Hop. Bacon. JJnndrale.
and Dandelion, with all th best . id most rzra-
UTenroperciesoraiioUierEittersir keitbegreat
est Ittood 1'arlllrr, JjTer- lesi!ator. And fife
and Health Kestoring-Atrent cm.cn u.
no cusease or III health can p 'My Jonsr exist
where Hod Cltterii am iikaiI. on it on.! mrfMt
are their operations.
Taej (Its bsw Ufa an J rtgir ta tie ayrf aad lallrm.
TO all Whoso CDlDlriTIDentl ftl.!mitl,nt.nf
the bowel or nnnarj organs. r who reqnl-o an
Appetiser, Tonte and mil J Stlmnlant.Hon Bitters
are lnraicable without lntozleatlnc.
No matterwhatyonr feelings or rrrnrjtonn are.
wnat tne disease or ailment is, use lion CtUrs- W
bad or miserable, use the Bitter at once. It may
save jour life. It has saw! hundreds.
9500 Will be Tjafrf fm A 4SA t!wrrin nntrawAr
help. BonotsctfcrnorletToarfriendaBaifcibatS
nso and urge them to use Hop Bitters.
Eeniember.nop Bitters Is no vile, drugged, drnnk- S
en nostrum, bat the Purest and Best MeTtiflne ever I
mauei mo "UTaUO i-'rlend and Hope," and t
uu uw U umui j an ?uhi ce wiuiout taem.
Get some thl day. P-
Hor Cocuu Ctrar Is the sweetest, safest and Lest,
jjh . nuarcn.
The Hop Pad for Stomach, Lrrer and KIdne-rls np. '
rlarto all others. Cores by ahborpUon. Ajcdruggi5t. j
D. L CL Is an absolute and irresistible cure for drnnk
vuucaa, usa ei opium, tobacco aad narcot
SoMkydresskta. lIopBjttCTjji'j Cj.EocliMUr,
Send for Crtnlar."
O0KS ih0r EIHlLLSOlKl
gflwvvffl wx r ' "' ;":
Qdeto
2
fc1-" TJi-' m iSrlfl.1 Slr. nTVil. I
mSlt? 'idiI . T fiit.rriker Is it
rfnAIWi wnr" -,,( - irfmice to Mw-rH A
f i
r a J
ioarfk i lu t c limruts to Marnaxe iwnalvnd fcK.
of KrrKri. Mle I.iie eo fter Lw of y, :
t Law .f Vi re. Lfjtl nht uf marrwl wttatra, r z.
J ie Diaeoaes prculnr to Women. M-er - a- r
rltk foil Hate CacraTiaga, t aiJ vital, ivt 50 en j"
"THE PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER"
on Syphilis. Gonorrhoea. Gleet. Stricture. Vari -cole.
AcUe m Snerraatorrhosa. Sexual Debi.1 - 2 ",
J Impotenc7. Iraaa "wlfafc.-c aid Ek. evil. f s3
Ideaa, l'batKal UtriT Ditaao ol -b .t.r1 "-cni .
Lots of 2exal lcr etc . anXmz atarrusr - c r
unhappy. mTMc trralrat and a rrrat maav ,l a ! t-
for the care of all priTate Hiatus , 2S pa;, er 60 , '- : j,
SOnats.
"MEDICAL ADVICE. '
A Itre on IXanhood and tJToEianhood.10 rtr- cr
tfcrte a arc kvI Loaad , Im SL. T1j mataia 6CO t:
and ovrr 100 illustrationa. rmbrtctas every 1 j. r
ceseralWe STtrB t.at ta worth kewmr aftJ aur I a a 3
puMnaed m aT uther wark. The esaWMact Tli.nie i j
turlj tlhr ni rMilir Medieat Bf paruad ant V Jf
id after l.Uln- it can bae tfc'ir uwo- rtT 1 ' T -Author
an expenencsd !, f ikh.t r,a. - :
lice, (as ta welt kjiona.) aaJ. tKe arf.-ioe )Ct.a ar - r
trrataeat Ukf dW. jj Sftu-det great lw ti f!. tc s
nnz treat inprftte ef the sTesa. earfr err..rt t s x r
or asr of ike mnriMi trvaMes tmmuaf nader the t ea f
Private or Chronic dHeasea. Seat m nr; t
uaies, or compltr is ooe lrPnee ta Manp. m r r t
reacT. (i oau!t jtiea c nadeatiAl ; alt letters are rr a r
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