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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1881)
t THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 20 , 1881 FAIRMONT. It Shows a Steady and Forma- nont Growth , Something About Its Appearance - anco nnd Surroundings. Corrcvvondewi' "I tlio lice. KUUMO.VT , September 111. Fair mont was laid out while Chicago waa burning. Its parent , the I ) , it M. had been booming its trains over the prairie where this thriving city now sUuds for a year. No terminus boom for Fairmont such as sent some towns away tip in the scale of population in a day , but steadily she linn progressed grossed and her growth marks the stages of development found in the ( surrounding country. The census of ' 80 gives the population at 000 , but it is claimed that a correct count' ' would now show 700 people to bo Fairmontcrs. Twoolovalors anrt ono steam llourinp mill handle the grain. The finest and largest public school west of Lincoln is found hero ; and the fat man at mj right suggests that she also has the prettiest girls , and the f. in. is proba bly correct , judging by the graceful outline i of a sweet sixteener who is ( now tripping by the window. THK LANII IB mostly under cultivation , but tliord is iitill enough unbroken prairie ton nmko many u man happy ; and Fill-S more county invites all mankind toj como and live with her , make a good Jinmo , and become rich and respected. Sir to eight dollars an acre , with pay- niauta to Hiiit the purchaser , are about i tlio JJ. & M. terms. y IN I'OLITICN liUmoro county is badly mixed. Their is no certainty here whether the antimonopoly - monopoly or the rnihoad faction will win , or , at least , there has not been in the past. At present , however , tlio Alliance is waking up the people. TJII : Jinn has been thundering at them with about three hundred copies < jfj the weekly sent to. Fillmore coun ty nubscribcis , nnd , although but ojiio county paper has had the courage to squarely face the enemy and most of them took the corruption funds long ages , till Fillmore county in nouml on the monopoly question , and in due tinio it will bo apparent , During mj whirl around town I found much political bitiorncst. Van Wyck'u mitrailleuse has hit the * B. old ringstors hero , and my ! how thojK J liowl. One of them had just beonj reading his great state fair speech , a reported in -Republican , and turn ing to the editorial page ho oiys , " \Voll , now , just hold on iv minute , boys , you'll see that Broolc. has nn-js Bworcd him. He's given him h and don't you forget it , " and then when ho road that lullaby souj ; that JJrooks had sung to Van Wyck , he throw down the paper in u ra e , stamped on it and swore like a pirate. Ho called Brooks a hypocrite , a shy- lit " -.stor and qtiicr names too numerous to * , r" . .mention , and quoted SAakespoaruJ .about "bonding the pregnant hinges of the knco that thrift might follow fawning. " I heard no reference to Nye , no ono over curses or praises him , ho seems to attract about thn same at tention OH the "supo" in a theatre. . JMudo fun of and laughed about often , but cursed or praised never. , Well , this is a queer world , full o. .queer men , nnd the Republican outfit ia unequalled in that respect. It has now the contempt of every man no1 matter what the complexion of hi political cruod. < XAi Admit that Senator Van Wyck'a1 speech ma a grand ono. It has given the wavering fresh courage and made tlio people's enemies know that chore is a man filling the highest ofllco the state can give who will not bo bought , bull-dozod or honoyfuggled. A plain farmer , but a man of nerve and brnin , ' with eloquence to match the most Bitted attorney , and a tireless energy that never stops short of complete | victory. Let him take that leadership which Saundcrs throw away to please the railroad kings , and when the Alliance1 takes the field for a national campaign it will have a mun at the head of its columns who knows how to snatch ] victory from the jaws of defeat. The above sentimentaronot exactly original with mo. 1 hear them in the , stores , in the shops , the ollicos and on the streets , and they evidently come from men who think they can , at lust , oo a light breaking in upon the polit ical darkness and treachery that have -cursed Nebraska. All who were at Lincoln during th- Honatorittl contest must admit that the day was lost and the demoralized' ant is thoroughly defeated when , after the vote preceding the last , YunWyok' stopped the innaways by a word of ' command and replied to Games' at tack in such n manner that oven thuj oiiomy cheered. Such a man is the loader we have and such a man is the Joadcr long wanted. ODDS AND KXIIS. The storm lias stopped the njarkot- ing ol grain nnd brought coal into de mand , but coal in not bo had. Are wo to have another coal famine ? Goal oil is also all gone from Fairmont but there should bo no trouble in obtain ing a sutHoiont supply of that com- * modity. The Fairmont juvenile cornet band is composed of boys from ton to fifteen years of ago , and yet they held their own with the other bauds that were at the ro-union nnd | ( ] pluyod fully as well if not better than most of them. The general merchandise store of W. II. Anderson has boon enlarged to nearly double its former capacity. J. O. Gubbison & Go. , are aim ' -widening out ; they don't have any ' grocery department , but they keoi [ > aevoral other things , dry goods , cloth- I iug , Hhoei and "uich. " II. H. Turner , Esq. , wished to have it announced in TJIK JJKU that ho waa i a candidate for re-election as justice of the peace , Hon. J.V. . Eller , ono of the veterans -who enlisted under the first call foi -anti-monopolists , nnd has ro-onlinted ajjain and again , is still holding the fort here and proposes to hold it. He Hwumj around the circle with youi orreapondout and through his W- itluonce many a name wni added to the subscription list of Tin : DAIM HKE. HKE.For business review of Fairmont , neo advertising columns. A TUB TO THE WHALE. Senator Donna Hurl * AuollinrHar- jioou at Ibo Monopoly To the l.'ditor of The lice. 1 OMAHA , Supt. 10. Slnco my last 'qion ' letter to tlio editor of t jjtlomlil , liu Jius beunns Hiil ) liieil M aip.mkcil baby on tlio nubjuct of tht il"Doanu law , " Until ) IH ! Snliinlaj uoniing's isstio , when he boo-hoohj iuL nu.-un on a fresh Key , in n half- column nrticlo , which I fear is un mi- insworablo nrgutuont ngaipst the "tub law , " The editor is to ) > u con ratulatctl that at last with thn com bincd fid of all the railroad iiiiignatoi , iiid managers whoso hoadqunrtora are in Otnann , ho haa _ been en- iblod to make n uubituntml an J , per haps , fatal point against the law. To Accomplish this ho liiw boon obliged to quote as authority a gentleman , Mr. Tunzalin , whoso opinions on rail road matters have not boon heretofore' ' icoopted by the editor of the Herald' ' , m law nnd gospel , especially when that opinion conflicted in the remotest ! degree with the interests of his lord uid muBtorj the Union Pacific rail- , ivay. JJtit m this oinpnrency it suits , the purpose of the uditor to rely upon him , and if ho would ulwayn acu .is reliable authority for his argu ment ! on the railroad question , hej would not.makoBOBonyan exhibition of himself , either in hi * statements of facts or in hia deductions from them. Now I nm not going to spoil the Ujitrongost argument which the uditor def Tlio llenild has yet adduced .against the "tub law , " by denying that , t did say to .Mr. Touwilin , in answerj [ to the exaggerated evils which ho pro 'dieted ' from the passage of the law , Itlmt this law was a mere tub to whale. Fur tlio hope of [ strengthening the editor's nrgu incut and giving it greater foico.j If will now repeat the remark , but at tliu same tiinu let ir.o warn the editor ) f Tlie Herald and the monopoly whose paid attorney and servant hoj u , against the ttmo which lie and his ] ihort-sif-'html clients are hastening , when the whisk of that fiiho's tail shall strike the piratical monopoly craft in which he is sailing , amidships , and when something tnoro than a "tub" will bo required to satisfy its ipputito. The wilful action of the railroad companies of this state in | oonfeiloraliii' ' together to impose ad- ! [ .itional burdens upon the peopleI . milcr the pretext of u1 conscientious nnd pu ctitious rcg.ml fur tlio law , ( heaven save tlio mark ! ) is fnst preparing tlio minds of the > coplu of this state to take into tliuii own banilH , through their legislature , the regulation of rates , both fruiirht mil passenger , tipun tlio railroads of his stato. Tills thu'last legislature icsitatcd to do , although several bills vote pending before it for tlmt pur- : josu , bub contented itself with pass ing a f.iir uiul eminently just and joquitablo law , against which not a single argument lias been advanced nor can be. ' 81 * just and eqmt' ' : vblo is the law in all its provisions and in every section , that it passed both housc.i of the legisla ture , as 1 now recollect it , including amongst its supporters a largo proper- ' ( ion , if not all , of those members who wdro ranked an tlio special friends of the monopolies , and receiving the prompt approval of the governor , whelms | lms never been considered as in any way inimical , to say the least , to the railroad companies. If the monopolies , with their largo and well or ganized lobby , constantly watchinu [ every vote nnd expression , and plying all the inlbionco which thoj [ so well know how to use , upon tin. average legislator , could miiko so beggarly a stand against the passage of ttio law , how can ono poor editor lovon though as porsistant as the oditoi 'of ' The Herald imagines himself to bo ' hope to convince any considerable 'portion of tlio people of this st.-vti i.lint tha law1 is either unjust or un winoJ I will toll you , Mr. Editor how ho propose ) to do it. Ho , in the first piano , is very caruful to concca the law from hia readers , as far as i [ is in his power to do HO. This is the first and necessary par f the programme laid out for him b. liis masters , for tlio law , if published would give the lie direct to. moat o | the assertions found in The lie mid ate to its provisions. In the execution u tliis progtam the editor of The Hor.il ; has refused ( or failed when politcl ' tequostod , which amounts ton refusa to publish the law in his columns riua ho could certainly nlford to d for tlio people of the state , considering - ' ing that bo lion been uhonjy so well unpaid for publishing the whole bodj h ? of laws passed at the hut g ' icssion , including th's ' "tub law,1' ' nnd Hg that at his own pilco , without cornpo- kjgbitiou ' ; but if thooditor is lee poor to 'Mjjulvo enough of the valuable space in { tjliU paper for the publication of the ] i-'ffliaw , as n matter of public interest , " ejjyuow propose that if ho will publish * 1 fcmi a conspicuous plico on the editorial , { jiwgo of bis p.iper , and will send the njmtl to me , J uill pay tliorefor the < i.QliiHual rate of an advertisement. Dan. j.Btho editor of The Herald do it ? We c.flju'ill oec. After concealing the lu\ ; iljjfroiii ] hi * readers , it is easy to miarcpro- jtlff Qiit its provisions and attribute to tlu of tlio law reaulta which .Bounnot How from it. This has been l > [ lureistently , and , I cannot help but atljtliiiik , wilfully done by The llorakl inll > iau nn those by whom ho IH em- jjBpioyed for thla dirty work. I do not , ) jj-Bthinlf , Air , Editor , that you should lcriticiso too severely the fact of the inldividu , which keepers of Unseating houses on the line of the U. P. It , 11 , rlLuid other contractors and employes of Raid company are required to make of fithoir oarbingH , with the editor of The Hornld , for considei Ktho quid pro quo. In tin ( list place ho la obliged to advoatt fltlio inteioils ol that giant monopoly . not only us against ; very other rail . I-joud company built or contemplated r'ClJU | > bo built in this state , but also an ljij/ninst the intorcmta of the people , ccVaud of his party , whoso organ he nro < fusses to qu. Then he ia required t oto najforogo any pcntonal opiniona lie tog orT'it any time have entertained , and g idvrutruct any expressions thereof as , H'jjwitnods the attempt made to express leTaa opinion us to the value ol urBour weiteni lands for agrioultur u-val purposes , whicb , U KIII tlu crack of the whip from headquarters , was ripccdily dried up Then ho is expected to commit the democratic party bodily to thn sup port of the monopolies , or failing in this , to lead BO largo a faction of it in that direction , that the p.irty as an organization will bo powerless to take Any efloctivo slop1 ! towards the ac complishment of itn time-honored policy , nnd in opposition to the favored | f w as ngainnt the people. To accomp lish thisHhu anathemas of the Herald land its editor have to Do poured out jnpon nil who will not bow down ami worship before his "golden calf. " ( This being a rather heavy contract for iniiiglo individual of the caliber of the editor of the Herald , and with a parly made up of as independent thinkers as the democratic party , the result is that the etlitor of the Herald lias quarreled with about every loading - [ ing democrat in the stato. If there is ono with whom ho has not had n personal cnntrovcray at ono time or mother , his name cannot now bo re called. For nil this service , 1 do not think his share in the profits of the eating houses , transfer contracts , etc. , 'is ' any too largo a compensation , for Jims ho not sold his birthright for n mess of ifuttage ? Ono. W. DOASR. Honorable Mention- Of nil the remedial on cnrth that well liimy claim attention , Dr. THOMAS' KCI.EC- ITIIK. ' On , cnmiiinmlt t'Mjxc'nl mention. For Itvondnmi power to euro < lisoa"u , iU fame | tliEro' none can tlicottlf. ts mcriU are inut in tlio | > uIf , lint arc iniltiu tlio hottlo. nllhcuinatlsiil , neuralgia , ore tliroat , lifithui.i , lironchitN , iliplitlierla , 'to , , are Sill cured by Thomas' Kclcetria Oil. coithv The First Iowa Fnlr- n llnnkeyc. The first state fair in Iowa w.as held in tlio fall of ISTi'A , at F.iirliuld , nnd Mr. J. M. Shalfor , of that city , was the secretary and inspiring spirit. \Vlio \ late Thomas W. Glug ott , of Iveo- ' kuk , was the president , and Dr. .1. 'Drown , of Iowa City , vice-president , 4ix acres of untillcd ground , enclosed , vith a r.iil fence , comprised the fair grounds. A race track five-eights > > f a milo in circumference WAS prepared , upon which r. iingulnr coincidence one would sa > with ' advanced idoaa of to-day'a sport ing mattcra , n femnlo equestrian race between two daring damsels was run , with the slight diil'oronco that during the twenty-eighth fair the race of this uaturo was between two gaily-attired women upon handsomely caparisoned horsey , while that of the first was by two as Col. Tom Scott , so well known in Luvn and the west , quaintly -wild h.xrum- puLit loacorrospondent , - , 4C.iruni , country girls , ridin" bare back iion ] two awkward wild , over grown farm horses. The number of entries was about 1,000 ; rcrciptn about ? 1,100 ; premiums paid , about S700. L'he whole nfl'iiir was not , from natural causes , of course , up to the standard ijof the smallest country fails of to-day it was really a very good begin Jning , and from it has grown up tin jprcsent superb state organization. WOMAN'S TRUE FRIEND. A friend in need is a friend indeed , ' This none can deny , especiall whonj issialanou is rendered when * ono is sorely nlllictod with dispaao , more par- ticulary those complaints nnd weak nesses ao common to our female pop ulation. Every woman should know that Electric Bitters are woman's true "riund , andwill , positively restore her to health , oven when till other rcine diea fail. A sin lo trial will always provo our assertion. The nro ploas- uit to the tnsto and only cost 50 couts i bottle Sold by Mi & McMa- ion. (1) ( ) STOP THAT COUGH. If you nro suffering from n Cough , Jold Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fever , l/'onBumption , loss of voice , tickling o ho throat , or any affection of tht Throat or Lungs , use Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. This is ho L'vuut remedy that is causing m much excitement by its wonderfu cures , curing thousands of hopeless cascx. Over u million bottles of Dr. KIU 'H Now Discovery have been used within the last year , nnd hayo given > erfect satisfaction in every instance , Wo can unhesitatingly say that this it [ really the only sure euro for throat land lung aflectioiiH , nnd can cheerful lly recommend it to all. Call nnd co la trial bottle free of cost , or n rogulai laizo for gl.OO. Ish & McMahon , Oin laha. C.\ \ ] Special Ordinance No. 268. - JUVliisaipi'ilal | ] tux for curhlnjt and gut'erln 'fil Karnlmiii Htreet from t e mit uiirDol l.'itl Mr it to thu icn erof ISth btreot. In Ihutlt ) of ninaha. jl'e It ordUncd hy thoilty roiinill of thoilty of Oaiahi : SKCTUIS 1. That cpeclal tito thv ninountnf J,5i''l. Id ) tli no thumml flvo luin.lruil ntid a \ IjCty-nlnu dolhitH nml forty ti'iitu , uliich heini ; tin iKoont and uun ouf eurhliij ; nnd uutteriiu Kani' Sjliani ktruet from tirui'tkt c'li hof Iftth street to lthu ! lentirof Ibtli ticLt , l.o und tlui ICUIKI U llnlicroM levin ! 11)1011 ) the lot tliii.nru hoiinl i ii.i it said InipruM'iiivntJt iiccord iu to ll > ron inati Hlikli lorio | H uU with A. I ) . J emu's ! i ta thu lint und oriul nl inaji nnd phi of tilt j h city of Oiiiha , tolt : 1 I ,1W ( 1 IS" " IH ) * MS 11 m -i 1:111 : " on us Ti : l 1.1'J " ( li ) US Ti 4 131 " Ml 11372 H fi 1H ' Ul US 7i ! m U 118 " M MS Ti i us " ui us Ti & 11H " Wl 1IJ Ti i uu " en us Ti _ . a no " w us Ti IIH -J UU ' Ul H1 * Ti l.M 4 HJ " (1U ( US Ti "f ] * 117 " W US Ti | | U 117 " on US 72 itH 7 117 " M US 71 ! .iM a 117 " ( Ml 118 72 wm i ui cm us Ti 3 Ul " ( HI US 72 U Ul " UU US 72 4 Ul " M US 72 MM & 11(1 ( " ( HI US 72 WM ti 110 > M US 72 7 UU ' U ) US 72 _ S 110 " 00 US 72 iifl KKCSlul ) llol-'lal "lisll' ' ' tliio t" thirty l"iOdaii ) fiom the pasusajfo and apiirotal of till JlBorctlimci . Beo3 , Ililt onlluBiuii iiliall taVuiftcit nd IH Hin force from and niter tt > IUW.IKO. * Attest : THOS. n. DAII.KV , J'ru't City Council J. J. t. . ( J. JKUKTT , < ! lt > Clvrk , , Bci't. Cth , ISiil. " xl Sept. Uth , 18M. JAMKj ! K.UOVI ) , Thu ubo\u tax lictoinet dellmiucnt on thu Oth lay of ( Holier , lt > * l. Alter nliUh date te 'it. ) ienalti and IntcreUat Ilia iut of on. iil. per month , pajablo In adraneo , ulll In lM&t ( City Troa urcr. D. S. BENTON , ATTORNEY AT - - LAW AUDACII 11LOCK , 5 Nouralgh , Sciatica , Lumbago , Bac.facho , Soreness of the Chest , \ Goat , Quinsy , Sere Throat , Swell ings and Sprains , Burns and j > Scalds , General Bodily Pains , Tooih , Car and Headache , Frosted\ \ Feat and Ears , and all otnw Pains and Aches , ft J'rTiro'lon ' en rtli * qui > 1 Br..UroM On I u a * nfr , i > rr , tlntjilr utid chrap Kitrrnfc I Rjitifdy. A trlnl ontills but the ccnirnratlrMj I IriJInc ontliy of 50 rrnln , nd crcry or. ? inffcr j fog with poll can hard clicspunJ poiltlfitrw'J Directions In tlerm T. ngii E i 20LDBYALLDEU-QGI3TS AND JJEALEBB ' IN MEDICINE. A. VOGELER & CO. , ThonRh Slinlion in. Ever , , Joint And lllier with foiur aiiiln iio , or lilllout rcnittt tent , tlicsjttciniuaj > cr-hu frcud from tno ma- lUmntilnisulth llostcttcr'n Stonruh l.lttcn. 1'roti'it tlio H } Atom OKnlnit It ultli thU bcnvfl- Itcnt aiitli i iiiodk' , nlilth la fmtlicnnoru a tu Iprcino rcnicdv for Hi cr fninplaliit. conciliation , Idjbpci'sla , itublllty , rliotiniatl-ni , kidney troit , ble and iillior nllineiiti' . i ' 57'Kornnlo by all Biug litg and Dvalcra ( jcn. lerally PROBATE NOTICE. IStato of Nebraska , Pondas County , sa : At .County ( Jourt , luWWat the County Xtourt Iloom , In mid for onlil e'oiuity. Aiirmt ( 1st , A. D. lbll. I'resc'it , IlU\VAltI > It. SSlirH , Count } Juilxe. In the matter of the csUto of Jojcpli II. Ncl on , iloceased : On rca.lln ' ninl filinir tlio , ctltion of Martha Kelson , i > raylnjf that the Instrument , tmr- lortlnir to iio a duly uiitlicnttuatud copy of the oat will and teitnment of paid deceased , and ol he prolmtu thereof , by tlio Circuit Court of 'omiUin County , State of Indiana , and this daj nicd In tfil * Court , miy ho nllouvd and recorded , u the loot will mill testament of mid Jmeph II. Jclson , dceeascd , In und ( or the State of No- irankn. Ordered , Tliat August 27th , A. D. 1881 , at 10 o'clock a. m. , Is luwlirned for heurlnu'faldpctltlon , * hen Ml | icron8 Intorentod In Hahi matter maj appear at a County Court to ha held , In nnd foi fiald County , and > howiauso why the prajcr ol petltioncrslionW not he ( 'ranted ; anil that notlet at the pcadcney ofmld jratltlon and the > u.arlne thereof , beUun to all persona Interested In tale matter , bv publUhliiK a topy of thU order In Tin IUAIIA WXFKLV HKK , a neuiipaper printed In Mild County , for tlireo successl\e weckn , prior to tald day 0' licnrliiL'- IA true copy.J IIOVVAHD D. SMITH , aui < 103t County Judge. IN PASSENGER EATES HOIinii : DltUH. . nrokcra In all llailroac TIckntM , Oinaba , Ni-fi. , offer Ticket * to the Kant until further not.eu , at the follow Intf milliard o Low llatcn : Chicago , IO ; Hound Trip , $1P.OO. 7he < o or limited Piftt-CIasH Tickets and itood for retun throtiili the } carand tlu tlio Old lUliuMu Oil TOKO , tlurlliiKton & ( julney Itailroad. AUo , on way to 1 NKWYOHK , , iHtclun , unoo 110STON , do 1800 I'lIII.ADKI.l'HIA , di IT rn WASIM.VuTON , do 1700 . For particulars. rlto or uo direct to IIOREI II1HOS. , Dialers In Itednctd Bate llnllroad an | 8Uum hlp TiikcU , SOU Truth St. , Umalia , Nfl I .Ik-inciiilicr ( ho iihco Three Door * North o lUn'on 1'oclllc Ilallroad Deirat , Eoi > t Sldo of Tent Rdtrcet. Omaha , Auaniiit 1,1881 nu2.r > datt4i It youaroixiiiinl , . . . , a nr . - ouadiicw , in r Illftll of Iffc ennl by the strain ti-retclHni1' ' " 1"1 your duties nvolil ' ( tltuub'itinixl use tf ' " ' Hop Dittoro. 'waste , u o Hop D , | fyonaru3pouiiJ ! n.l rufrcrliiB from any In ixtloii > r ili > litter | tloiii ir y ro iiur- or dnalo. vl < \ or vounB.wtftTliiB trom TnB oil n. bed of klc * in % ixly o" Wnocvir . from souio nuiilly vlicuctir you llit foiui of ft Id no y tlmt mlk'lit u uL - illta i > liu nr ilva llnioly uuiul tivU-o "lYop licpBlttera Blttore. D. I. O. iilatut oniiTUl > m otttio , Dloouro foi lnvil > , btuuii ilAfariiinvi You will be ciiivdiryixiufo Hop Ulttore If ly ti may onvo your nvo co. , llfo. It line cnvod hun i ; litilr , ti. T nl. DAVIS & SNYDER , 606 Farnham St. , . . , Omaha , Nebratka CI re.uUy clpeto.l linJ In rixstern NcbrasUa foi ule , ( fruit llarynlns In improved farms , and Omaha ilty projiorty , 0. F. DAVIS. WEBSTER BNVDEU Ule Umlnmii'rU.p n . WISE'S Axle Grease NEVER GUMSI U ed on U'agonn , lluitirlo. lteaj > or , Thnalier * uidillllilachlimry. U U iNVitWABW TO r > RM iiu M > TiUMntiikK. Itcurca bcratchw ana an Kindt o ! Kiri-o on llama tr.J Stock , as well a * on " " " CLAM & WISE , Manuf's ' , 305 Illlnolt atroet , Chicago. If j on suffer front Iy ) i < ; | ta , use IlUltDOCK ULOnt ) ni I ( you aroainktcil ulth HI1ioustics , o nT.ooi ) If jou nro prostrated with flek Ih-iihthc , ( nVo iitrriiis If your Ilo vi els are disordered , rcjcuUto them \ \ Ithl IHJIlllOCi ; II1.C01) llllTKItSI If jour lllixxl l < Impure , purify It wllh UU11DOUK 11I.OOU 11ITTKHS 1 IndlgeKtlon , jou uill flndnn nntldott n 311I11UOCK 111,001) IIITTKIIS ! lf you are troubled ! lh fprlti ; , ' Complaint' , cr Icatc them vlth 11UIIDOCK IJI.OOD IIITTCIIS , Elf your l.Ucrli torpM , rcetorc It to hc.\lthynctloi I1UI1DOCK ni.OOU HlTTiit3 : lit jour I.Ucr U affeitcd , } ou ulll find a "lire re I storatllcln I1UHIJOCK 111.001) llITTintS.C Elf jou haxo any Rei'le ) < of Humor or Pimple , full iot to take HL'UDOCK 11I.OOU I lit j ou h.ii o nn > - vyniptomi ot Ulccrt or Scrofulous | Sorc" < , n ctirntlvu remedy will he found In I1UUDOCK I1LOOI ) IU'ITKIIS.1 | Per iininrtlnff ttrcngth and iltality | ti1n , tiothliijr inn equal UUIIUOCK JH.OOD IUTTr.lS.l ( nd General Debility , tone up thu i } < t i ! with 1IUUDOCK I SPrlce , 91.00 per Bottle ; Trial Dottles 10 Cta PSTER , MILBUEK , & Co , .Props . , BUFFAI.O , N. Y. Sold at wholesale by Ish & JIcMahon and C. F joodman. jo 7 eod-uiu iBASfffl & 1ELLS , 1422 Dpujrl&B St. , Near 15th. Before removing to ; tlieir new lOPIEA HOUSE STORE ; Will sell their stock of iBOOTSi SHOES At Greatly Reduced , Prices. EstaWislioil 11 Years , , , - ' ' | Assotj Hoiircnontcd mA 882,000,000-0. Acth e I'lro ami Utu 0. T. TAU ) ft CO . lV-"Bf * "tl 1 V 't ' W * rn W- " * - m.r - - DON'T IT BURN I My house anil furniture in liutiwl wltli 0. T. TAYLOU k CO. , Oor llth niul D SIBBBTT & FULLER , ATTORNEYS AT LAW , DVXD CITY , NEB. Bpcchvl Attention irUcu to coUvctlon * la liutlcr ' U-mo a H E A -FOll- [ B "Wo desire to call the epeoial attention ot the trade to our Koloprnnt lines ( at BOTTOM PRICES ) of Underwear , Gnrdigrm PlJackots and Scarfs , Bvick Gloves , Ovorshirts , Overalls jHosiory , &c. , now open. Wholesale only. SHREVE , JARVISGO. . , Corner Fourteenth and Dodge Sts. T ISH & McMAHON , 1406 DOUGLAS STKEET , MAHA , NLtf. f ] Phe Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAILORDERS. Jy 18-mn FEARON & COLE , ! Commissson Merchants , 1121 Farnhaiu St. , Omaha , Neb. Cent . lunnicnts mndc ui 111 reccli o prompt attention. Kcforcncc * : State Dank , Omaha ; Matt t Co. , llaltlmorej 1'cck & B-inshcr , CliltfaiMi M. Work & Co. , Cincinnati , I , OBEEFELDER & CO , , . S AN J011IJEH.S OF 1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET. The only exclusive wholcsalo house in this line in tlio west. IE1. C. 1213 Farnham St. , Omaha , . Neb. jGunsArnmunitionSporting Goods PISHING TACKLE , BASE BALLS , and a FULL LinE OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. 'MEYER & CO. , Omaha , Ne j. E. The I argest Stock and Most Com plete Assortment in The West. We Keep Everything in the Line of Carpets , Oil cloths , Matting , Window-shades , Fixtures and Lace Curtains. r i > WE HAVE GOODS TO PLEASE EVERYBODY. OB ! | l313 Farnham St. , Omaha. WM. F. STOETZEL , Dealer in Hardware , Cooking Stoves Sstove Bepairer , MIorker anil Manufacturer 'jaLX.x. mcuxms ox * Tenth and Jackse" 5 > Omaha , Neb