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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY OCTOBER 18 , 1881.
SYRACUSE SIFTINGS ,
Substantial Improvements Go
ing on in That Bustling
Oity.
Corr ponrfcnre of Thu lice.
SYRACUSE , October 13. When 1
got hero I thought I was homo and
looked around for my "ma , " but
could not insko , things seem , .right for
some reason , nnd you don't know how
homo-sick I was. No ono to care for
mo , n poor , lotrts orphan , with orily
ono father nnd mother , { hat ia liv
ing , groping about in liio muu a pic
ture of despair.
Presently I remembered thnt I was
not in Now York , but in Nebraska ,
nnd I "braced up , ' * wiped a blg tcar
from ono of my north eyes and' com
menced hunting for items V > rfhy'of
note , and I was very successful in
finding them. SpicQla'one ' prevents
mo from entering into dotoils , bdt I
will spoil a few shecW , ' nnyhov , ( if
the land-lady d9n'tjpl ; > ject , ) *
rnoonwwj.
Syracuse vasj > cmcipally built with
in throsygvjf although a posioffico
has buoiiiioiy for somu time. Last
sonnoaf tlicro wore more buildings
Crdo7ed than there weto ( his year , but
{ lie Cuildlnga erected this summer are
of a inorj substantial nature , nnd
cost fully as much nionoy as tho.se of
last year. *
TUB IMrnOVMWfEXTS.
consist of thirteen new dwellings ,
some of thorn very fhjo. jv'fwoj stores
veneered with brick , 22x50 foot and
two stories high , wore addon to the
number. A new elevator also im
- the , place. Messrs. Slosson A
S-oves contemplate building n largo
agricultural implement building in
the spring. Four i brick store * ' will
arise as BOOI as > possible after wintor.
I saw , oiio party lajin n niceatone
pavement in frontp' | his store * iThis
is a luxury , ii | a rainy lima like this ,
that ono does not.meet every day * r I
The Go tin an Lutlierus are building
a now church , 28x40 fqct , with n
4 ; atuoplo 0x0 feet at base and 6l | f9ot
high above foundation. It is an ornamental -
mental picc6 of-architecture and ono
that the people 'of tliis section tire
" * ftoudof. This church will lie dodi-
' * CAod on the 20th of' ' November next
' [ ' ' anis \ soon to have a bell hung dp in
v-tho\towor. There are three other' '
> l chunlies lioro ahd a largo school
" " *
TUB
are very social and are
up of plain , niattcr-of-
fact bujivess men ; nothing 'fluhy
atyout thcI \ do not know whether
iho stpry. f having ; "co6kod the
last napkinsor suppcr"orJginatedi in/
this'town 6rt , but it is ovidontthat
the landluiu cj.iaidors this" indlsperisa-
Iblo requisite' of i modem table sen-ice
among'tho'supokiumeraries. ' <
Many folks wb. are hero caino'from
.New York , l hd bought with them an
idea of living ) undWo put up .houses
for tbat'purrtoscYthy ' are not staying )
but are giving' inittwn. The houses
are neat ahd tasty" "nW of them are
patutod whlto' a irea\ ,0fof painters in
Nebraska , but a good " o\v \ . Aid ought
to ber encouraged ; \i
See advertiaihg columns foibusinot s
directory. ' * fi vnu.
PlatUiaquth Politick
Correspondence of Tin lit * . \
if
' PtATTHJlOUTH , Octpbpr 16.1-Wm ifl
this'Dqn Pedro who writes for Wfc
anii-Irish sheet called The Herald \d
hails from Plattsmduth ? 'Uo'uust b
to my idea , some disappointed politl
i al bummer who could not comb to
the , ftont in any party. Thereby
hangs the tale. Ho has neither 'tho
brains nor the learning to publicly
come forth andjitato his name and
challenges mo as to i y oflicicncy for
the office of county judge.
The grcenbnckcra took mo up with
out any solicitation on my part ,
So far as the taxes are
concerned , I fought for others
as well as myself when I
declined to pay the interest onwrong-
ful taxes of twelve years' standing ,
In tliis I succeeded , as well ns pthor * ,
and wo feel graceful to the county
commhuioners of Cass county , , and to
the rcayor and common council of
the city of Plattsmouth , for remit
ting the tame. I pay taxes on $2,500
worth of property. How mucl does
Do'm Pedro pay ? Perhaps nix. Ho
forgot to tell the Herald tlihttho
democrats of Cass county have also
indorsed my name for county judge ,
for 'which , I publicly express m/siri-
core thanks , no matter whether1 ! am
elected or nqti I pity Douv Pedro.
Mr O'DoNOIIUK.
The ProjectedNavy.
Aftorexponding neaiJy $200,000,000
for the navy in ton , yours , instead of
having a long line pf powerful war-
shins fully equipped for any service ,
with a retired secretary of the navy
in modem circumstances , wo can only
look upon a lot of miserable carica
tures of vessels , worthies ! muchinoiy ,
the wrecks of wild and costly experi
ment * , and RobcHQ , ! ! and his ring : nnd
their confederates Nourishing upon
their ill-gotten gojns.
Secretary Hunt ordered an advisory
board to prepuVo nlnns for u now nayy
and the nidiubors liavoj j-ocommondod
the construction of four classes of vcu-
sols , in widely .tons of millions would
bo sunk. If congress , > cpuld bo per
suaded to impose such , burdens on the
pooplp. Vfo dp1 not stop to i consider
what these plans are , for the simple
i oo on that all the recent attempts at
naval architecture , " directed by the
aamo minds , have been disgraceful
failures.
Millions havo- been squandered to
gratify the caprices of ignorahco and
incompoUincy , and other millions
have loen pocketed by Athe jobbers
who were favored with the execution
of visionary and reckJew schemes that
werothd laughing stock of men of
science at homo mid abroad. After
these failures , wo arp now asked to
listen to new projects ntf bettor designed -
signed than the others ,
On the very day the substance of
the report of Wr. Hunt's advisory
board was published , there alee upI -
I > ared another sort of report from
the naval board of inspection'recently
appointed to examine the frigate Lan-
caster , in this harbor , intended for
the flagship of the European squad-
ton. m 1st
The Lancaster * ww Fobtfill rtW'orts ]
mouthnt , srcnt cost , and , ok Isallfgcd )
with nil modurnlimprovcmonts. ( H
required foinKyciars to cohiploto Iho
woik. And now ( ho inspectors report
that Iho engines , which werosnocmlly _
designed for her , nro not satisfactory ,
nnd parts of them hnvo to bo replaced
by valves such ns were used eighteen
years ngfi. The Iwllory * designed by
the oidinnnco Inircuu. cinnot bo
worked , and it interferes with the
management of the ship. Other itn-
perfect-nn/u-o ! equally conspicuous.
Tils is the product of fijur years of
the best scicntifio skill in iho navy ,
with unlimited means.
But Ihe npproprtatipni have been
wnstod nnd stolen , nnd the department
itself hiw boon little filso than a bro-
koragu oflico for contractor * } nnd the
headquaVt b of oignnizcd thieves.
Wo Bhnll see \yholher nlembors of con-
green will defy their constituencies by
voting no * taxes to provide jobs for
venal speculators , nnd to keep upa _
uioloss establishment , which is a dram
of 815,000,000 a year on the" treasury.
DnalmrTfoto * .
Corrcipon.lenco ol The Dee.
DuuDAn , October ! 17. This is a
oovon years old town that consisted of
a lone store for BOIIIO time , but re
cently it lias developed very rapidly.
Over ono half of thii plnco has boon
put tip wilhffj two years , and now
consists of four or five stores with nil
the nocotsary shops.
Ono new sfdro nnd fourteen Dow ,
dwelling ! ) hayo boon built ) the past
season. A hardware store ia needed
and will no , doubt bo on hand soon , aa
( liisplnuo h fasticoming to notico'and '
thp now M. P. railroad from Omaha
to Atcliison it is thought will tin built
through here , thus nwk'iiig ' a compct-
iiigipoirit frir shippers.
1 , cnors. ,
' A prosperous agricultural country
surrounds GDunbar , and usually largo
quahtitios of grain and stock are
shiripcd from hero.
'Corn ' ! is below the average jti quan
tity , many pieces on > highi ground is
utit worth tnoicxponscf ot harvesting ,
> ut the ( [ uahty is n oed and. at the
presort nmrkot prices growers will
realize as much from their produce
, his year as from seasons of larger
yioldt But few cuttle will bo fed in
this vicinity this winter. Most of the
lords will bO'kopt over. Largo mini *
jersaru crossing the rivorttdr bo win
tered or-fod in Iowa. < Over 1,000
load passed through Nebraska City on
the llth inat. '
See advertising columns for busi-
iCBs directory. HOVKU.
Bradford , Pa.
This. ; ritclian , Bradford , Pa. ,
'I eiiclono inonoy for Si'itiKa HI.O.HSOM , as
' . wild I would If it cured me. My dyspoji-
Ia has vantithed , with Ml itu Bymptoma.
klany thanks ; I xhall never bo without it
n the house. " Price DO cents , trial hot-
Ics 10 cents. ITcodlw
WHAT r5E [ CZAR EAT .
Boupi , Fisb , 'and ' Meat * Ha Par-
of in Fall Half arm.
, 'Frpm among the long list of appro-
lonsiouS' which disturb the peace of
mind of the czar of all the 'Russioaj ' as
regards his 'life ' ; that of being poisoned
must henceforth bo excluded. The
nihilists 'pretend ' that : the czar's earthly
career 'is ' to bo put an end to by them ,
vnd by thorn only ; a slow poison' does
lot outer their programme , which
aims at A prompt and sudden effect , to
encompass 'which that terrible band
boks upon dynamite as tho1 'most nc-
tivo agent. In.Bpito of all his 'caros '
and vexations , Alexander III.- has
thus far pioscrvod a splendid appo-
\ito , with ft decided prefordnco for the
nitionaV Russian dishes , quite in >
looping with his loaning toward the
oil manners and habits. The
cza-'s dinner , for instance , is always
prectded by the national "zukuska , "
whicvforms the preface or the intro-
ductiCrj. as it 'were ' , to the gastronomic
oaoupa'ion. This 'zukuska" consists
only of caviar , herring , smoked sal-
nion , ' atlinos , smoked goose , saucis-
ies , cheoio , brciid and butter ; raw
boots stored in brandy , a dish im
ported fron Scandinavia and added , to
the roportoo ) ; of the imperial bill of
faro by the czarina , are frequently
joined into .too foregoing snrory in-
grcdidtits.
The , whole of tUo spioy pot-poutri ,
yolopcd the little lukujka , served ou
gold-onomaled pliUe * . is displayed on
qutyoi a number of'sniall tables in
fivers , , nooks and corners of the dining
saloon. These minato'rq ' buffets are
approached by the g\ic ts wtli perfect
freedom , and applied to nt plonHure.
Long rows , or tutkor whole batteries ,
of bottles render a choice between the
national wodka , bitten , kummel ,
cognac , cordia's ' , nnd English gin more
than ditticult. After having partaken
both freely and aulUcicntly of the uri-
putite-provoklng siukuaka the
, com
pany ( ako their seats at the table ,
wlieropixm the soup is served , the
most priced und declared favorite of
ull IVusaian soup-i , boiiig prepared
from the Btorlet , u fish caught in the
Volga ( The soup of all others , however -
over , , profdrrod by thrt czar and his
'family ' Js the "shtshi , " the quinto-s-
a6noo of all the national soups , ivi.d ,
next to brandy , the moat . savory
liquid if6i o\t&ry \ ; thorough * Kussiau.
Hpv ( the slitshi is prepared , and how
it taitoa , huiiloom , u d u ? such icaiv-
fully preservbd.
For our fair renders wo shall only
give.tb.o following uppoxiinato details ;
'lake a largo and juiey piece of mutton ,
uoil it downt vith juioy plocos of beef
and n uulimjtctl number of onions.
gurlio , herbs , beets , and spices , and
servb the game , cut in small cube * .
In Poland , a , similar mUtum oomposl.
turn is caflcd "borshtsh " on which
the Russian looks dqwn with sovereign
contempt. Shtshi , js not borshtsh ,
just as the iwpo is apt a czar. Another
soup , which is frequently put upon
the imperial table , is called "okroka'1
u sort of mush or cold decotlim of
pours , apples , pluius , and dat-griU ,
with an admixture of ( small pieces of
inoati horriny , and cucumbers Hooting
therein. The c/air greatly n eets
chicken cutlets a la Posknrku i , c , a
chicken , chopped very line and roasted
with slices oj broad upd eggs , icrvod
up the ahapo of a cutjot ; ahu pork
boiled in milk , oaten with a highly
upSced gravy. Other favorite dishes of
the 'nutocre.j are jiih , prepared hi an
infinite variety of ways , and a rich
nnd spicy grnvy called a la Samoydo
( the latter homo ; one of the great
sccroto of" tha imperial kitchen ) )
cucumbers . { n vinegar , Ucapons ,
etc. A description of llio luxurfrof
the table would lend us too far. The
emperor always nppcars nt meals in
full uniform so do the invited guests.
, -A XVlsb .
"DeaconVildor , I want you to loll
mo lio'w you ko'pt yourself null fnmily
well the past season , when all the
lost of us linvo been sick BO much ,
nnd have had the doctors visiting us
so often. "
"Bro. Taylor ) the answer 9 very
cany. I used Hop Ditters in time j
kept my family well and saved the
doctor bills. Three dollars' worth of
it kept us well and able to work all
the time. I'll ' warrant it has cost you
nnd the neighbors one to two hundred
dollars apiece lo.kcop sick the same
timo. "
"Deacon , I'll USD your medicine
hereafter. oc' . 15-nov. 1.
Short Xjlao to Denver.
ChlcARO Trllrano. _
During his presence m the city Mr.
T. if. Kimball , assistant general man
ager of the Union Pacific railway ,
held an interview with the managers
of the Iowa pool lines Northwestern ,
Rock Island and Burlington-and ar
ranged n now time table between Chicago
cage and Denver. The noon trains
will connect the same as heretofore
with the Union Pacific train running
to Denver via Ohoycnne , nnd will
make iho same time as heretofore
fifty-fjve hours from Chicago
to Denver. The evening
trains will connect hereafter
with the Union Pacific trains running
direct to Denver via the , Julosburg
cut-off and will make the time from
Chicago to Denver in forty-eight
hours , a saving of seven hours , over
the time made via the old Ohoyonno
nuto. By the completion of the
Julcsburg cut-oir the Omaha lines
have * ocured the shortest route to
Denver , as it is from six to i ton hours
shorter than any of the other routes.
When the Union Pacific .secured the
Kansas Pacific railroad it won generally -
ally believed that it would use
that 'lino 'as its principal out
let , ( for , Denver from Chicago. . But
if such was the intention < of the
Union Pacific. , people they have no
doubt como io the conclusion that it
would bo more to their advantage to ,
give up the idea and establish .a more'
direct route from Chicago , via Omaha
and Julosburg , and , for this reason
the Julesuurg cut-off was built. Al
together , iho Union Pncifjc haslately ;
shpwn a much fairer spirit toward
Omaha nnd Chicago than formerly ,
having found out that , in order to
Icoop up its prestige it wass necessary
tq give Chicago all the advantages
possible , this being its most direct
uid convenient routo.
TRUE { TO HER TRUST.
Too much cannot bo said ofi the
over faithful wife and mother , con
stantly watching and caring for , her
dear ones , never neglecting a single
duty in their behalf.Vhon they are
assailed by disease , and the system
should have a thorough cleansing , the
stomach and bowels regulated , blobd
purified , malarial poison exterminated ,
she must know that Electric Bitters
are the only euro remedy. They or
the ieaj , and purpst modicinoi in ftio
world , andonlycost , fitty , couta.fi , Sold '
SPECIAL' , ORDINANCE & 0.1 T.
levying. a , special tax , for ; , curling and
guttcring'Farnhiim street from the center
of IBth street' to the center tof 18th street ,
in'thti city of Omaha. ' * .
Uo it ordalncdiby the .city council , of the
city'of Qmahx , il.i . I '
.SECTION 1. That a special tax to the
uuount of 83 , 207. CO three , thousand two
'mndrthl ' nnd seven dollaraiaud sixty cenU ,
which being the cost andexpense of .curb
ing and RutterinB'FnrnhainBtreet from the
center of 10th street to the center of 18th
Direct , bemid the name is hereby levied
upon those lots that am , bounding , or abut-
ling said improvement , according to Byron
llced'a map , which corresponds with A.
D , Jones' map , as the first and origieal
map nnd plot of UH city of , Omaha to wit :
SKC. 2 Such special tax shall be thio in
thirty (30) ( ) days from the passage and t\i > *
l > rovnl of this ordinance ,
Src. 3. Special onllnanre No. 2G8. en
titled an ordinance levyincr a special tax
for curbing and mittorlnK Farnham street
from the cast curb of l&th street to the
couter qf Iflth street ) in the lity of Omaha ,
and alao a npe9ial ofdiuaiico No. 270 , en
titled an ordinance appropriating money
p\it \ of the special fund to pay for curbing
and guttering 'Furnlmin ' street from the' '
east curb of 15th street ( to the center of
18th ilrcet , are hereby rejiealej.
BEO. 4 , Tlila ordinance kluxll take effect
and lx > U force froirt and after it passage.
' THOS. H. DAIUJV ,
Attest ! Prcs't Oity Opuncil.
J , J. L. 0. JKWKTT ,
City Clerk.
Pawed Oct. 11,1881. , ,
Appro\wlOct. 13 , 1881. , .
J. E. Born , Mayor.
{ The above tax becomes delinquent on
the 12th day of November , 1881. affor
WliI6h date ten per cent , penalty And
interest attho , rate of one per cent per
month , payable in advance , will be added.
8 , G. MALLETTK ,
octlBdTit City IVcaaurer.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
On tholOth-Uyof OUober. 1BS1 , at S u. m. ,
at I1 , a UoriTAir * itore , 3213 Kinihain ktnot ,
OmaliaClty , DourlM County. Nebnuka , I will
veil at tmullo auctlou p rtonil property belong ,
lute to iliu Mlate of Aynes J. Morrow , Joceued ,
Including-JoMftlry , books crockcty , slhuraarv.
furnltui * , lioutrhoM toocU and other property.
OEO. I , U1LIIEUT.
oclM8t AilinlnUttator ol Bal.l tJitato.
B. D , oLAUGHLIN ,
ATTORNEY - AT -
And Notary Public.
Premier * * Block , QppoilU Pott ORlce.
I. ! ?
Great German
REMEDY
ron
NEUnALQIA , *
' SCIATICA )
ULMJACO | ,
.BACKACHE ,
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"C'CUT ,
SORENESS
CHEST ,
SORE THROAT
nnnmii
,1.1111 ! ! ! SWELLINGS
AHD
SPRAINS ,
FROSTED FEET
* JND
EARS ,
33 XT DO. IV SI
SCALDS ,
OENXXAL
BODILY PAINS ,
TOOTH , EAR
AND
HEADACHE , '
1 4ND
All other Pains
.jk'CHES.
No I'rer r Uim on itrlti tqtiiU sW. iicoiu Oil ti
nm , o t , iiiirti tnd c nr. > . MTn l Rin. ijr.
A trlil taltllf tut lh eomtitltlr ) y Irifllnj outlir ol
CO CENTS , tnd ivtrjr cnt iuC rn ! ( wjtb ( tin eta hlT
ch pind poiltlrt proof ot Iti clilml.
DiREcnora IN ttTi Linariats. 7
1011 IT All MUOl'lITS ANO HAlUt IN NIOIGWt.
A. VOGELEH * CO.
, Itiilttmnre. Jfd. , U.S. A.
'BlminlibedVtcor.
la rclmburaod In ( Treat measure to those troubled
with weak kidneys , l > j a Judlclobs uo of Hostel-
; ci'a Stomach Rlttor which Inrl arates' * nd
Btlmulatea , without xcitlnif the urinary or-
; atia. In conjunction with its influerice upo > \
: hem , It corrects acidity , Improves appetite , nnd
a In a\ cry way conclucho to health and ( nerve
reposo. Another marked quality .it its control
it or ( ever ind ague , and its power of preventing
t. For sa'e by all Druff UU and Dealers gen-
ertllv. , >
PILES ! PILES'PILES ! !
A Sure'Cure Found at La tl
' N Ona Ne d Suffer ! , t
A BUtVtUro for Blind , Bliedlnir , .Itchlntf and
Ulcerated I'lles has been discovered ty , DrV Vil-
ll&ra , ( an Indian remedy , ) called 'Dr. ' William's
Iqdlan Ointment. A nlnglo box hog cured the
wont chronic cases of 25or 80s cart standing. No
one novtl niffer flyp tulnutcg alter applj Ing this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions , Instru
ments ami electuaries do rnoro harm than good ,
William's Ointment absorb * the tiunon.i allays
thoitntonse Itchliig , ( partlcubnly pt night after
getting vtarm In bed , ) acts an a poultice , circs In-
itant and painless relltf , and Is prepared only far
1'He * . Itching of tbo prhato parts , and for noth ;
Jtetd what the Iton J.'M. ' Crffinborry'of ' Clevbl
land says about i Dr'WJllUm' < Iodl n I > | le pint-
menv : I bae used scores ol files cures , and it
affords me pleasure to s y that I have never found
anything welch ga\o such ImmoJlatc andporuia-
nent relief as Dr. > VH lam's Indian Ointment
Tor sale Tjy all dnijrglsts or mailed on receipt of
price , 9100.- i i
HENKY & CO , . Prop'rx ,
, , CL VBI.\aD , OHIO ,
far sale by C. F. Ooodnun.
OcHOdeod&wcowTy
SEALED PROPOSALS
For the Construction of Sidewalks.
Scaled proposals will be received bythoium
deri mica until Tuesday , October llth , 1881,12
o'clock noon , for the construction t > ( and repair.
Ing of sldowalks In trout of and adjoining the
f 01 low Ing described premise * , to-wlf :
Lots C , 0 , 7 , block 268 , north side of Chestnut
street.
Lots 23,25 , 27 , llorbach's tint addition , w est
side of Hherman nunue.
LoU 4 , 8. block IB , K. V , Smith's addition.
Lot 1. block II , K. V. Smith' * addition , south
sldoGraco street. , ,
Lots 1.16. block 13 , E V. Smith's addition ,
south lido Draco street.
Lot 21 , Horbacn's first addition , cost lido
Sherman acnue. . r . '
Lots fi , 7 , 8 , block 109 } , north eldo Irani
Lots < , 5 , llock,22e cast sjdo lxth street , . v
Lots t , 6 , bloik 88 , ' wt lIUo Credit --Fonder
addition. n .
Lots 3,4 , block 2021 , ordered rcp&lro4.17.h.
LoU 1 , 8 , block 11 , west slda Seventh street ,
to be repaired.
. Also on loti vet'side Sixteenth , street , bet -
t ft con north line of llorbach's tint addition and
Clark street , except 80 icct In front of Isaac
Thompiitt't residence.
J. J. L.OJEVVKTT ,
OMAIU. October 7 , JSS1 , City Clerk.
' oc7dlt
SIttO.1 SKID.
BYRON REED & . CO.
iou > an BSTIBUBUID
Real Estate Agency
IN NEBRASKA ]
Keep a complete abstract of title to oil Hcl
EiUta In Omaha and Doiulos county. inavtf
Dr , Amelia Burroughs
AT THE WITHNELL HOUSE ,
Tuesdays and Fridays ,
10 a. m. to 5 p. , m ,
- i ep2Q.
_ _ _
DcxtcrL.Tliomas&Bro ,
' '
WILtBUYAND'SELli
AMD AU THUIBACT101I
Pay Taxes , Bent Houses , Bto.
ir TOU WART TO IVT o * suit
Call al Office , Room 8 , Ortlghton 'Block , Omih * .
apo-d
The Oreigbton and NioLrara
MW.Jk.CHBI OUE
Runs dally , loaUng Oreigbton on arrival ot
trains at 0.30 p. ra. Arrlre at Nlobrara , 12 SO a ,
m , Ua 01 Nlobrara. 11 SK > i . tu. Arrives at
Crolsliton at 8 a. in. . In time for train , fare , pi.
octlO-ltn OKOItaE 1IEUUY , Vroprletor.
J. P. ENGLISH ,
ATTORJSTEY AT - LAW ,
110 SouUi Tblrt M > tb Btroet , with '
' '
J. M. Wool worth. . . >
BITTERS
II jon Buffer from Djppcj > la , ute
CUJIDOCK IlLOfjb niTTEKS.
il > ou arc aflllcted with IHIIousncM , u e
BUHDOCK 1JL001) BITTEI18
II ) ou Bra prostrated with tick Headache , toke
, BURDOCK BLOOD B1TTEIIS
If ) our Boaelaaro disordered , regMlato themwlth
BUilDOCK BLOOD Bl'rTEIia '
If j-our nioodls niptirc , purify It with
nunbocK Biodri nn-rnni
If y uho Indlfcatlon , you will nnd an antldoto
In tlJHDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
It > ou are troubled * lth ( fipjjng Complaint * , cr-
with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTEltS.
If your Liter I * torpid , restore Itto healthy action
with BUHDOCK BLOOD BITTE118
If your Urer Is affected , you toll ! nnd a ntro re-
itoratho In BUKDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If jouruvohnyjpcclcaof Humor or Plrnple , fall
not to take BCKDOCK'BLOOD DITTEHg.
If j ou hav o any symptoms of Ulcers or Scrofulous
Sores , a curative remedy Hill be found In
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
For Imparting- strength and \ltality tothoejs-
tern , nothing can equal
BUHDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
( 'orNonousinJOcnoral Debility , tona up the
syatcm with BUKDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Price , I.OO per Bottle ; Trial Dottlei 10 Ott
FOSTER , MILBURN , & Co , , Fropsi
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I Sold at wholesale by Ish & HcMahon and C. F.
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BASTOZ
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. 1422 Douerlaa St. . Nq. " 5th. -
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Before rerripvifjg to
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OPEBA HOUSE-STORE
Will sell their stock of
BOOTS i SHOES
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
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OENUINK WITHOUT Tilt ABOVE BTTAUFa
Thebett uuterUl li uwd and the mod Bkllled
workmen are cruploj ed , luid at the lowatt CMJ.
price. An > one wuhlnK a prlce-llit ol good will
coaler a laror by Hading lor one ,
DAVID SMITH MQORE.
010 , W. 1XUNX. ' A. C/OAMrSUb
DOANE& CAMPBELL ,
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- JhWHOLESALE ,
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LUMBER , COAL & J.IME ;
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BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
-AND DEAtER IK
Wall Paper. and Window Shades.
_ 1304 Farnham St. , OmahaNeb. . { .nA
MARBLE HEAD LIME CO.'S .
Double Strength White Lime
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ST. PAUL LUMBER YARD
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Lumber,1 Lath , |
Thirteenth and California Streets , OMAHA , - - - NEB ,
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H E A D Q U A * R T _ E R S
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MEN'S ; FURNISHING v GOODS :
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We desire to call the special , attentibtf ot the trade to otir
elegant lines , ( at BOTTOM IfRIOBS ) of , Underwear , Oardigan ,
Jackets and Scarfs , , Buck Gloves , Overshirts , Overalls'1
Hosiery , &c. , now open. Wholesale only. ' , '
SHREVE , JARVIS & CO. , .
, , ' . Corner Fourteenth and Dodge Sts.
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WHOLESALE GROCER ,
! 2l3"Farnham St. , Omaha , Neb.
STAR STOVE. POLISH
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O1 ! BEAUBRUMMELBqOT ! BLACKING
BY '
i I. QBERFELDER & CO ,
"IMPORTERS AND jbBBEBS OF
MILLINER ! & NOTIONS ,
DOIJGLAS' STREET.
ilia TO uiif '
The only exclusive .wholesale H house in thia'lino'in ' ' the west. ' '
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
' . ' /ISH & McMAHON ,
1406 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , H35U.
The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAILORDERS.
| y 18 mo
FEARON & COLE ,
Cominissson Merchants/
' 1121 Farnham B.t.ibmaha , Neb.
CpnihmmenU . . made us will receive prompt attention. Boterences : Stoto Bunk , Omt&t ; PUil
fc Co. BaltlmoroU'cck tt C n har , Chlcaxi.H. Week & Co. . Cincinnati. '
Max Meyer & Co.
GunsAmmuniiionSporting ( Goods
FIBHINQ , TACKLE , BASH BALLS , and a
FULL LINE OF NOTIONS AND FANCY COOPS ,
MAXiyiEYER & GO. Omaha. Ne
CHARLES MCDONALD
NOW OFFERING FOR ONE MONTH ONLY
DECIDED BARGAINS
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Ladies' ' Snits/Cloaks , Ulsters , Circulars. Etc.
20O Handsome Suits , at $6.00 ; 300 Stylish [ Suita. $1O.OO :
76 Black Silk Suits , $17.00.
Wo have several loU of etaplo goods which will bo offered at
SEVENTY-FIVE GENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
All ladies should avail themselves of this great oalo o
OORSETS ANO UNDERWEAR , 'LINEN AND.'MOHAIR . ULSTERS ,
BILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS , LXSVN 80ITS
! AND PAQQUES ,
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