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Deere & Gomp'y. MANDFAOTUREES OF PLOWS , MOLINE , ILL , Wholesale Dealers in AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS , Council Bluffs , Iowa. oline Wagon Co , Farm and Spring Wagons , Beers &ttansur Co , Corn Planters , Stalk ( hitters , fto. , MolinBiPiimp Co , Wood and Iron Pumps , Wheel & Seeder Do , Fountain Oity Drills and Senders , Mechanicsburg Maoli , Co , Baker Drain Drills , Shawnee Agricultural Co , Advance Hay-Bakes , < Met Manufacturing Co , Eureka Power and Hand Shellors , Whitman Agricultural CoShellers , Bead Scrapers , fto , , Moline Scale Co , Tictor Standard Scales , A , 0 , Fish Bacino Buggies , AND DEALERS IN .All Articles Required to Make a Complete Stock. Address All Communications to DEERE & COMPANY , Council Bluffs , Iowa. dcc3inc2ra THE JELM AND Mining and Milling Company. Cipitil - S3M,000. Capital .S OLK , - $ iiooroo Rxr Viluc of bhiros , f-26,000. -STOCK FULLY PAID TIP AND NON-ASSESSABLE Mines Located in BRAMBL MINING DISTRICT. OEE : > XGEIC&S : : : DE. J. I. THOMAS , 1'roaldcnt , Cummins , Wjoining. WM. E. TILTON , Vlco-Prcsidcnt , Cummins , Wjomlng E. N. UARWOOD , SccrcUry , Cummins , Wyoming. A. Q. LUNN , Treasurer , Cummins , Wyoming. 'Or. J. L Thamu. Loulu Miller W. S. Bramcl. A. O Dunn. B.N. lUrwood. Francis Leavens. Ceo. II. Falos. Lewis Zolman. Dr. J. C. WatklM. noSZmeSm GEO. W. KENDALL , Authorized Agent for Sale of Stock ; Vr ' > ° Nob. FOSTER & GRAY , WHOLESALE- LUMBER , GOAL & LIME , On River Bank , Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts. , - - 3XTDES1S. FEARON & COLE , Oommissson Merchants , 1121 Farnham St. , Omaha , Neb. Conufgnmaati nude as will receive prompt attention. References : State Bank , Omaha : FlaM \ On KItimnn : Peek * Ban h r. Ohlnwo- w lall. HEADQUARTERS -FOI MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS , "Wo desire to call the special attention oi the trade to out elegant lines ( at BOTTOM PRICES ) of Underwear , Cardigan Jackets and Scarfs , Buck Gloves , Overahirts , Overalls Hosiery , &c.now open. Wholesale only. SHREVE , JARVIS & CO , Corner Fourteenth and Dodere Sts. 1213 Farnham St. . Omaha , Neb. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. ISH & McMAHON , 1406 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , NEB. 'The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS , Jy lB-m WHOLESALE BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER AND DEAIiu ; N Wall Paper and Window Shades , 1304 Farnham St. , Omaha Neb. nc4.mB. , , MARRIED FOR MONEY , Iloston Globe In the ( Utting room of ft stntoly niiMiskm on the bnnka of the Clinrlos wcro Bcntod two gciitlonicn , The ohiur ono una tnll , good looking , with Ilnshing black yc , whichinspirodlho bulioldur with Roinotliing nkin to ter ror when tlioy wcro lit up with paa sion ; the otlicr ono \vns fair-luUred , with blue oytia nnd n inorry sinilo over plnying about his fnco. The first gentleman was llnrry Wilniot , the nmstor of thu house. Ik1- foru htm wia ; plncod a largo table , covered with rmpors apparently bill * which he was examining with a gloomy and dojoeted conntonanco. After being thus employed for some timohogavo the table an impatient push , and spoke to his friend : ' 1 wisli this piece of business was ended. Hy the way , Imxo you heard that I am going to get married/ / " "No1 replied the other , whom wo must not forget to'introduce to our readers us Mr. Clarence ; "and may I ask on whom ate you ir.oing to confer the honor of your haiuU" "Miss Harper.1 " 1 cannot say that I admire your choice , " replied Mr. Clarence ; she has neither blood , beauty , wit nor com mon sense. " "All that you say is too true , nnd. between you and mo , I cannot bear hur nij'aolf ; but then aho is rich , and if 1 do not get some inonoy 1 shall soon have nothing ; besides , my cred itors are becoming clamorous , and , irfter all , beauty is but skin-deep ; and as for blood , she is the daughter of a toy-maker , but highly lespectnble , you know. " " \Vell , but , " said Mi- . Clarence , "you have said naught about her want of wit and sense " "Tho first is a dangerous weapon in n woman's bauds , and the second 1 hope she will aciiiure in time.1 "How true it is , " uMimrked Mr. Claienee , "thatgold is the god , the wife , the friend and the money-mong er of the world ! Jhit what is her fortune/ / " "Two hundred and fifty thousand llim , which 1 can assure jou will bo very useful to me , as 1 am not worth so many pence at the present moment. " "When is the wedding to take place ? " "On the 10th of March. " "Woll , 1 wish yon much happiness ; but ivtuomlier , n man cannot possess anything that ic better than a good wife , nor anything worse than u h.ul ono. JJut I must now say faruwoll. " When NVilmot was loft uloiiu his ro- ilcctiuiis were anything but pleasant ones , ilo had u habit of thinking aloud , or talking to himself , put linns on thu B.UIIU principal aa the village schoolmaster , w ho gave as his reasons for doing so lirst , "that lie liked to talk to a sensible man ; " and , second , ' that he liked to hear a sensible man talk. " 13o that as it may , wo will listen to what ho 3:13.4 : ; "Clarence thinks I am a fool , and T almost think so too going to bo mar ried to a woman 1 all but hate ! for what/ / Cold , hard , round , unthinking , unmeaning gold. Ah ! how dillbront to Helen Aubrey ! She has every at tribute to make a man happy What a pity it is the has not money , nnd what a bore it is wo cannot do with out ! That Miss Harper seemed to bo talking very lovingly to Capt. Dant last night. Oh , if the jade turns out n flirt , I shall go half mad ! and I think I am nearly so already. There was aonio truth in what Clarence said about a good wife ; and if to all my other troubles that of a bad wife is added , what shall I do ? However , it is no use mooting troubles half way ; they cumo quitp soon enough without. I think I will go and see Miss Helen. Ono may spend n happy hour thorc ; and I suppose I must oven bid good by to that when she gets to hear of my marriage , for although she is as good as an angel , she is as poor as Job and as proud as Lucifer. " \\'o must now introduce our read ers to Hawthorn Grove , the residence of Anthony Harper , Esq. , for al though Anthony was only a toy-mak er , yet on account of hie great wealth ho being the richest man in the town ho was usually styled the squire by the population ; that , and the seeming deference always paid to him , madoniin consider himself , his affairs ar.d his property to bo of the first importance in the country. Mr. Harper was not an educated man. Ho was wont to declare that ho consid ered the whole system of education a great waste of timoand labor , and yet , withal ( and curiously misplacing thnm ) , ho had a fancy for using long words. Shortly after the conversation with Clarence Mr. Wilniot called on Miss Harper ; but before wo describe the interview it will bo but polite to do- Hcrilm the lady. She was tall nnd thin ; her hair was red ; her eyes were pink , and her features wcro largo und sharp After making the usual polite in quiries about her health , etc. , ho said : "What a long time it seems to look forward to before T can call you mine1" "Only a fortnight , you know ; but papa was saying that ho wns afraid the nmririago Bettlemontn could not be completed in time , the lawyers are so slow in their work. " "What need have wo for settle- incuts' " exclaimed Wilniot. "Do I not love you fondly , madly , p-icsion- atolj ' Will not all that I have bo VOIIIH ? Oh , do not doluy u moniont beyond the 10th of March ! 7 hardly know how I shall wait oven that longer or , at least , " hu mentally added , "how my creditors will. " To which Mis Harper replied ; "Well , I will aak papa about it , " "Do , my darling ; arid now fnrovuill ! It is like U'aiing HOU | from body to leave you , even for a short time. Thank my stars , T have got nwny ut last ! " ho muttered , as ho walked down the stairs. Mr. Clarence paid fhifl friend , Mr. Malvin , a somewhat curly visit ono morning , and found him sipping his coffee nnd looking at the newspaper. "Hnvo you hoard the news , Mul- vin ! " exclaimed ho. "No , " replied the latter , laying usido his paper ; "what is itDid / you win at the last JUvoraidu raecH , or discover a now cut of u cout , or been fascinated by a pair of bright oyt-s ? " "No ; you are entirely wrong. In the first place , you know that 1 was not at the races. Your necond tjucss in still more ridiculoiiH , a I trust ill- wayh to bo above uuch trifles. Ho sides , you know beauty unadorned in adorned the most ; and , M for hoing fascinated by bright eyes. 1 prefer fascinating ; it la infinitely more amusing , and I tlatter myself I nm pretty skillful at it. nnd could pick a wife from nmong the fairest damsels in the land if 1 only cliooso to nsk thorn. " "Humph ! " returned Mr. Malvin , " 1 likothat , now ; ituso very modest , but you may bo thankful that none of the ladies nro hero , or they might give you some now iuViu on the subject , but toll mo , what is the no-.vs ? " "llnrry Wilniotvs married to Miss Harper Inst Thursday. " "No , you don't say so ! Helms married her for liornumoynf course' " "Yes , nnd slio married him for his position in society , so it scums to bo pretty equal , with Ihu slight dilfor- once that she htn got the ono , hut ho has not got the other. Mr. Harper settled all her wealth upon horse tlmt ho cnu't touch n penny. "Well , it nlmost serves him right If n man will so desecrate marriage ho deserves nil that ho gets Hotter liavo n wife with n fortune m her than with her , unless you can have both togeth er. That'a my sontimunt ; but how are the happy pnir now. " "Tho pair indeed' happy , They are ehowiiig the cud of disappoint ment and ho undoavoiuigtu ot aeons- tomod to his wifo. " "Well , well , " said Melvin , " 1 wish 1 wish him niuchhappiiioas , " "Aud ao do 1 ; and don't 1 wish that ho may got it ! By thy way , 1 saw anole nolo of lior writing and it just looked for nil the world M if a s ndor had walked into an inkitnud and then walked out of it along the paper ; such a scrawl ! " "Well , T wonder wh.it the future Mis. Clarence will bo like. I shall expect her to bu poulois paragon of excellence. With j.mr fnotidiona taste , take nxro you ilon't pi.-k up a crooked utiek at hibt , nl 1 follow ; but 1 have an onua emont ami so must \\ish you good morning.1' In thu priiMlo loom nt a hotel Hat Mrs Wihniit , pniufidi.N ugnitting the pnHt .ind it licet ing i > n thi < futuiehon , Mr. Wi.inot . oiiteicd ilm room and ad- diessed lior wi'h : "M itilili , duir , I want you to let me h.ioJCOO. , . " "Yo aioury obliging. You have done nothing but ask mo for money since I married you. 1 h.ivo eoino to the determination of Itmdiug you no more. " "Hoforo the month is over 1 will seek a divorce. " "Do so , and set all the tongues in town talking about yon ' "Confound thu woman , " ho mut tered , as ho ntrode out of the room. "Sho knows my weak points , if she knows n.iught else ; but what must I doOnu / thing at least I will do , and that is to warn all my friends never to marry for money. " Your Neighbor. When your friend or neighbor ii labor ng under bodily ullliction , ituliKUitlon , biliousness , conatiputi n , uannoil iiy im purity of lilixul , or dtamlcrn of the kid- HOM < , or liver , don't f il to recommend UUKDOCK lir.oon IliTEElts.ii mil o and note remedy. Price Sl.OO , trial bottlolo cent" . _ _ _ _ _ jau9-lw GREATEST REMEDY KNOWN. Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con sumption is certainly the greatest medical remedy over placed within the roach of suffering humanity. Tliou- Hands of once holplesa sufferers , now loudly proclaim their praise for this wonderful discovery to which they owe their lives. Not only does it posi tively cure Consumption , but Coughs , Colds , Asthma , Bronchitis , flay Fever , Hoarseness nnd all affections of the Throat , Ghost and Lungs yields at once to its wonderful curative pow er as if by magic. Wo do not ask you to buy a largo bottle unions you know what you aso getting. Wo therefore earnestly request you to call on your druggists , Isu it MuMAHON , and got a trial bottle free of cost which will con- i inco the most skeptical of its wonder ful moritH , and show you what a regu lar ono dollar si/.o bottle will do. Kor siilo by Ish it McMahon. (4) ) HAWKEYE PLAI1M MILL CO. , Des Moines , Iowa. Manufacturers of SASH. DOORS , DLINDS , BRACKETS , MOULDINQ8 , AO. Great reduction In Hank Counters , Plans fur nished , and work furnished In all kinds of harder or soft wood. Counters finished In oil when de sired. Shelving of all kinds fumlihud and put Into building ready for paint on short notice. Our workmen are the best mechanics that can bu procured , Have money by giving tin your con tracts. Stairs , Newell and Oaluiten. Our foreman In thin department was former ! } with Frost Manufacturing Co , Chicago , Ills , and ban done uoiuu of tbo finest Stair work n the Northwest Onl em hv mall nrnmntlv altnndiul rn 1880. SHORT LINE. 1880. KANSAS CITY , St , Joe & 0ouncil Bluffs 14 TUB OltMT Direct Line to ST. LOUIS AND Till , KAUf From Omaha und the WOK t. No ttunyi * of earn ) > ut n-JU Omtlm uml bi , ioul , lad u'lt 0'in IM . ( Hi OMAHA uxi UfW YOIIK. DailyPassengerTrain EABTKHN ANIJ WU ! > TKIIN OITIEftulth LESS CUAKUIi'i ami Hi ADVANCE ol AM * Thiii ontlro line la equipped with Pullman' * Palace Bleeping Cam , Palate J > ay Coachw , Miller * * Halety Platform ami Coupler , and the cdobmtuJ We tmihoUHO Alr-braUu. * JTBeo that your ticket reads VIA nANFJAH crrv , BT. JOSEPH a COUNCIL ULUPFH Jtmi. roe < J , via Ht. Josejili ami Ht. Louis. Tltkit * for iila tt ll ciiion | , rtiHonnln thf Wort. J. J1 IIAIU.AIMJ , A' C. IJAWKS , ( jin. Hupt. , Ht. Joscpli , Mo ) Oen , Paits. and Ticket At. | , ht. Joseph , ilo. AKDlf IlOttBiw , Ticket Aicent , 1020 Karnham itrcet. A. D , lUtviup ( General AKent , OUAHA , NK Matter of Apjilicatlun of Kitchen Jrun. ) fur J.lquor Llcuuuo , NOTIOK. Notlio Ii turolit ltl t'i that Kitchen llrog. did upon the Jttti day ol | ) ttemlir , A. I ) . , IWil. fllo hu application to the Major and City Council of Omaha , for llmmo in mil Malt , Kplrltnoun am ! Vinous Li'iuorn , at the \Vlthnoll lloimu , Kourll \VarJ , Oinah ) , Ncli , from the 10th day ot J n- iiurv , ] f > &l. to thu Ibth day of April , Iwb' Iftheruhuno nhjcUlon , rcuionttruncu orcro Untlllul ttlthlntwo ctk from Ueitiuher IDth , A. IJ , 1881 , ( he tald llirn'uw U ho ( 'r ntwl. KI'ICHK.N Illtoa. , Applicant. THK Dii.r.KrK new paitr will puhlUli the alioutnotlcu OIK.U taih u > k fur two uoi'li * at thu txi ciiHoof the apiillunt. Thu City of Omaha U not to be tlur a < l tlnrt ltli , J. J. U 0. JIIWITT , Jan2.12t. city Clerk , ' ! ' ! # | V * < * * ix * v ' T'sr' n & $ Ji8a33M3SS $ ! ® 'Fftiss ' .ktv.i i4. &K ir.t CTrrjtvjr ; ? " No Changing- Cars OMAHA & CHICAGO , Where rtlrrcl mnnoctlon ro m ln wit HI.KKl'lXO OAK LINKS for NKW VOUK , I10STJ1N , ll\ITUtOHK. \VA8HINOTON AN1) AU , KASTKUH The Short Line via. Peoria Kor INDIANAl'OMa , CINCINNATI , IOOIS- V1U.K , iul all points In the til * nit.il UM For ST. LOUIS , Where illrocl connoctiaiia nro in.iilp In tlic Union Dtjxit ltli the Thrmieh RUwiiliiB Cr Unim for ALL rot NTs 0 "CTjJt1EJC . NEW LIME HDESMO ! E8 T1IK KAVOIUTK UOl'TK KOU Rock Island. Iho uiH--\ftlpil | lithictmenti ntloriHl hj thl tin to trrocr ! nn.l t < nul l4i nro ni follon-i : Fhn celobntisl t'UtitiMAXOa-nhrel ) VALAUI' Sl.inClMNO CAUS inn only on this line O , It ' % tj rAliAUK 'ItAVVINl'l HOOM CAHS , wl i Inrlnn'K llccllnlin ; Chnlrj Nnovlrx ohinjn lei K'IXU. In r.ocllnliiic Olialm. llio IHIIIOUH (1 , 11. tt Q I' IIVM OIullii ; L'rtM. lliir roim KiaokliiK' C - Ittixl ultli nU'K"\nt hltch-b-icliii , ! intUti ro\ol\ln chtlin , lor Kiu uxrhmUc lirool llrst-iluivivvH > ri F1 , atrcl Tnvck urtl miinrl r npiliinic'it i-oinlilm I > Ith their ifjcvit tlinni h \rruj"in. ; . ut , in1 ? ! , i , } \ft [ i\lO\ ) nil othoii * , the ( i\orto ! rnuto to tfit 'M.I , Soutli Mid Soiitliiuxnt. Trit , mul jou will Dint traxcllni ; i luxury h tincl nt n iHsroiufort. llHOUBh tliAiUlo thlri rolvhmtml llao lui WK | < itt nil O.IILIX . In the 1'mtul SUtM AIU ! Citiit In. All nlornntloii ni.jut rvti'3 ot ( arc , Icrnlnj Cir iieeonuiio lit'ons ' , Tlinu 'li\llo ) , ito. ) , will 1" chuorlully L'htn b > npplilne to i i-nilCKVAI. I.OWKI.I , , Oonoral nnji'r Aisvnt , i J. porrr.u , ( ! c , no ii e y ! ' t . " , ylK\V | 1J jR A'.J'V ! West for being the tuont direct , qulckmt , MI oftteat line connecting the [ treat Metropolis. GUI CA.C1O , nnd the KARTIIRN , NORTII-KASTKIUI , I oun anil SOUTII-KAHTRRN LINKS , which terminated hero , with KAKSAH Cirr , LRAVKNWORTII , ATCIIIRON , COUNCIL llLurra and OHMIA , the COMMXRCIAI CKHTIRB Irom which radii to EVERY LINE OF ROAD that penetrates the Continent from the Mlawurl Illvcr to tlin 1'aclflo Slope. The OHIOAGO ROOK ISLAND & PA- OIFIO RAILWAY Is the only line from Chicago ounlng track Into KniiRM , or which , by Ita onn rend , rcadica the ralnts above namixl. No TRANBPXIIH ur CAniiunii I No MIHHINO coNMxcrioNHl No huddling In III- vciitllntodor iinclunn care , as oviry | u < iiijror Is carried hi roomy , clean and ventilated coachtm nion Fnflt Kxiircen Trains. DAY CARH of unrlralol nm nlUconco , PULLMAN PALACR HLKKTINO CADH , and ourown worlil-fanioiui DI.XIHQ CARS , upon which mcaln nro eon cd of tin * uun u cd excellence , at the low rate nl HKvrarr- FINU CK.VTH BACH , with ample time for hualthlul enjoyment. Through Can between Chicago , I'corln , Mil uaukco and Mliwourl River I'olntn ; and clone con noctlons at all joints of IntomocMon with other roads. Wo ticket ( do not foreot thin ) dlroetly to ovary place of Importance In Hanson. Nuliranka , Dlack 111118 , Wyoming , Utah. Idaho , Novrulu , California , Oregon , WaHhlnKton Territory , Colorado , Arlioua and Now Mexico. An liberal arrangement ! ) ro'urrtl | any other line , nnd rates of fare alw enl ow a compctltori , who fnrnUli hut Q tltho'o the torn- ( art. art.DOK'9 and taclilu of Hportnuiim free. Tickets , inaptt and foldora at all prlnclpa olllccfl In thu United Btateu and < 2ana'ia. U. It. CADLK , K. HT. JOHN , Vice 1'roa'tii Gen. Oon , Tkt aud I'awi'r Aif Manager. Chlcairo Chlcauo. Sioux Oity A Pacific /.XX.XCO J3LX > . THE SIOUX OITY ROUTE" " Kims a Holld Train Through from Council Bluffs to Bt. Paul Without Ohango Time , Only 17 Hour * . IT 18 MIM5S TUB nilOHTKHT ItOUTK OODNOIL BLUFFS TOUT. PAL ; , , HINNHAPOMS OUI.inilOit III3MAHCK and all polntd In Korthtrn Jown. MlmioMta am : Dnl.otA , TilnlliiuUuiilijHid | ) Vtltti the Improtii. WfitlHtlhoiHc Aiit/Jiuat'o Alr-hraliw and Ulllo I lutloiin Coiiplur itiul IluRor : and lor BVKKU , HAI'LTV ANU COMKORT in iiniiiirp&Hiitd. I'lillmaii I'.U.ico Hloeplmr Car run throiiKh WITHOUT UIIAM1K hctwtcn Kan ( as Oil ) ami Ht. J'aul , via Counill ItlullH am ! hum. ( it ) Trilua ltuo : Union I'aclllc ' 1'ranstur at Coun cil Itlulfi ) , nt I'M p. in. dully on nrrhal of Kani i > i Cllj. Ht. Johvpli and C'oiinill Itlulfn train from the .South. Arriving at Sioux City 11-.I6 p. in. , and at the Nuw Union Depot at Ht. Paul at l'i'M : noon. TEN HOUH8 IN ADVANCE OK ANY.OTIIEn KOUTK fiirlliincmbar In taking thu Hloux City Houte youvot u'lhrniiKh Iralii. The Hliorto t Llnu the QuIckettTlnioand a Comfortahlo Itldo In the Through I ar hotwien C'OONCII , IILUKKH AND 8T. PAUL. fciTHeo that your Tickets road via thu "filoui City and Pacific llallioad , " / . H. WATTMC8. J. U. IIUCIIANAN Hni > orlnti > iidi > iit. ( Jcn'l 1'axn , Airont. P. K. KOIJlriSUN , An'H.ui'l Pan. . A/t. , Jllsnourl Valley , Iowa. J , II. O'llKVAN , BouthwiBtern AKent , Councl llluflK.lowa DISEASES -OFTIIK EYE & EAR DR , L. B. GRADDY , Oculist and Aurist LATC CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Utltroni.ci nil Ikputablu ) nlclang of Omaha e , Corner ICth nrvd F rnham 8ti Omuliu , Neb imf. aiBBBTT & FULLER , ATTORNEYS AT LAW DAVTOCITY.NEBi DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS HOTELS. FUOPRIRTORS. ARLINarON , J. O. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , N b JUDKIN3 HOUOE , JUDKINS & DRO , , Red Onk , U. eARATOQA HOTEL , J. S. STELLINIU8 , Mllford , N b. REED HOUSE , GEO. RECD , Ulytiei , Nab. WOODS HOUSE , W. P. ELLIS , Otceoln , Neb. COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , Gtromnburg , N . , AMERICAN HOUSE , GEO. H. McCAIN , South Bend , Nd HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL , Loulivllla CITY HOTEL. CHENEY & CLARK , DlAlr , Neb. EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. U. HACKNEY Aihlnnd , Neb CENTRAL HOUSE , JOHN COOPER , OAkdnlo , Neb. COMMERCIAL MOTEL , WM. CLEMMONS , Seward , Neb , COMMERCIAL HOTEL E , EVANS , O'Neill , Neb. COMMERCIAL HOTEL , O. F. OASSADY , Denlion , In. HARTNtY HOUSE , W. P. HUNTER , WrtUlde , la. I1CLLOU HOUSE , MRS. A , E , DRUOE , mtlnjji City , Neb. DORCHESTER HOTEL , A. S. KINKLE Dorchetter , Neb. COMMERCIAL HOTC. , J , G. MEAD , Nellgh , Neb CENTRAL HOUSE , JAS. McKILLIP , York , Neb. TUTTLC HOUSE , W. H. TUTTLE , Aurora , Neb. OAOE HOUSE , A. R. OAQE , RepubllcanOltyNeb DENVER HOUSE CAIRNS & WILLIAMS , Hnitlngt , Neb. SANDERS HOUSE , CHAS. E. McNISH , Friend , Neb. WOODWARD HOUSE , WAREN WOODWARD. Exeter , Neb , JUDKIN8 HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , la. MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , P. L THORP , Weeping Water.Neb PARK HOUSE. MRS. M E. CUMMINQ3 , Oornlnj ; , In. COMMERCIAL HOUSE , WM , LUTTON , Vllllica , la. PARK HOUSE , W. J. OARVIN , Corning , In , E3TES HOUSE , N. T tSTES , Grand Island , Neb. COMMERCIAL HOUSE , F. W. WILMS , Kearney , Neb. WILDER HOURE * THOMPSON REED Wll'jer , Neb COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. CAARPER , Hardy , Neb. METROPOI ITAN HOTEL , W. W. 8HUWFEL1 Waco , Neb. GREENWOOD HOUSE , Q. W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Neb HAMMOND HOUSE , JOHN HAMMOND , Columbus , Neb. CENTRAL CITY HOUSE J. 8. OREQERY , Central Oltv , No SUMMIT HOUSE , * 8WAN & DECKER , Oreiton , la. NEOLA HOTEL , F. 8IEVERTZ , Neola , U. EMERSON HOUSE , A. L. SHELDON , Emerion , la. KTCTJSXIWJEIEIS J3OTTOCXX OASS COUNTY , N1W. ? uotgo II. McCain Amciic.m House 1. H. Kirk (5r.mil Cuntml Hotel \irpnnning Hum Restaurant. U. ,1. Slr.iiijht ( toni'r.il Store mid Dealers in Grain 5. K Day ( lununtl Stoio mid Doalur in Oraiu ! . K , CltvciiHtatu Drugs S ton-art , M. I ) Physician untl Druggist A. l ) y & Co _ Hardware . II. S iwyrr iV Son Dry ( ionds r. Ij. Martin Hnichur . N KnUntn , Lumber Denier . I'liipp * Livery ' . \Vnnl it Ron Tumpm-nncu Hillinid Hull I. Monfoid I lout iiinl Shoemaker ! . f ! . MoK.irlaud 1'oat mauler anil Tin : HKK Agent ' . 11. Plutlpn Opoiator uml Station Agent SSSS 3O3C OEt2E3 Weeping Water , Nob. iieod Bros General Merchandise ixnd Bunking Morning \ Unco Genet nl Morclmndiso It. < ) . I lallor General Mtu-chaudino Solilont : ! S : Downy General Merchandise latch it Miclol Clothing , Bootn mill Shoes I. Marshall it Son Hoots uml Shots B. Barnes Druggist riiomiiH& Orton , Druggists A. L Marshall Druirg st and News. BKK Agent Batter it. Webster Jowollorb i. S. Harry Harnosa Maker ibson it Moiklo Attorneys mul Notaries , Insurance , etc 1. D. Travis . ' Attorney at Law 5. 0. YoommiB Harness Maker r. II. Bellows Notary Public T. F. Parkins Agricultural Tinplomonts Jhnso & Benrdsley Hardware and Furniture i'ilcliiu it Ashman Hardware F. M. Boardflloy it Co Lumber loichonhack Bros * Lumber T. A. Matthews Editor Recorder 3. A. Ripley Mont Market . ) . O. Bugcsi Moat Market 3oorgo Lambing Blacksmithing lloldridgo Blacksmith Hooves Dlnokamith Tim Dull Contractor Lndcl it Wood Builders Molfatt " . Builder A. Barrett it Bro Stock Buyers I. Oarpor Stock Buyer Carter Stock Ihiyor W. Barium Stock Buyer F. M. Wnlcott Heal Estate A. P. Camp Dentist } . Sityoa Physician and Surgeon YV. D. Gibbon Physician and Surgeon Thomas it Hall Physician and Surgeons I\f Buttes Physician and Surgeon 0. T. Wilson TonsoriM Artist [ < " . X. BrOBiner Painter VI. F. Norton Painter E. Batca DroBsnmking Vliss Paine Milliner and Drcsanmkor P. L. Thorp Missouri Pacific House 0. H. King King's Hole Grant Cm punto Kemp ' . Cm punter Sunnier Cm pouter 1. M. Beardsloy Cmil Donlor U. F. Barrett L-vury D. D , VVoodard Livery Clinton Finuiig mul Feed Mills I. S. Towksbury . ' . . . , . ' Kloiiiinu mul I'V-t'il ' Milla Luwia K ouiini { mid Feed Mill G. II. Wohn ' Pastor BI. E. Church 3. F. Graves Punter Congregational Cliurck T. O , G. T. Led o mouta Monday evcnin a f. O. 0. F. Lodge moots Wi'dnoKday evening liiahoi ) Post , No. 01. G. A , II , . muolH Saturday uvunings D. T. Dudley : Hillmid Hull Hadloy , t Co Billiard Hall \V. N. Lnney HeHt-uirunt it Coglingur Pump Dealers loliimon Brow Pump JJenlora Taisss ac&oiaEt acjr i D > tT3C S3 "V3C 3C.XjT OASS COUNTY" , NKH. I. M. Wntorinnn Physician and Druggist Marion Ward Hardware T. B , Sharp Physician and Druggist A. W. Hall Hall Hotel .1. Drake Groceries .1. A. Iloamoyur Physician and Druggist I. V. Glovur Postmaster , General Merchandise , and TUB UKK Agent Mrs. M. Puteraon General Merchandise 0 , T. Rockwell. . , Groceries Truman Hull Harness Maker John Ossenkop Saloon F. Alboe Louisville House Hnber Bros General Merchandise Jacobs , . . . . Moat Market B , G. Hoover Agricultural Implements Frank Fiitzor Blacksmith Howell. , , Wagon Shop and Justice of the Peace Cutforth it Luvorty Livery J. M. Beardsloy Lumber Keichonback Bros Lumber 0. W , King Lumber Agent 0. F. Ciiinu , Elevator .lou'l'igliu Grain Buyer Milton Polk. , , Attorney nt Law G. C. Cleghorn Notary Public , JiiHtico of the Peace , and Collections Lomm'ilh ) Stonuwuru Manufacturing Company Pottery George Dull , 'Contractor und Builder Guorgo Delir/inu Contractor and Builder Hell Clothing J. Hringnmn Boot mul Shoemaker Lowia , , . , Watchmaker .Mm HuyluH . < Meat Market Jackson & Boi , , Flour and Feed Mill , ' I i I / "i