Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA JDA1L , * J3EE : WEDNESDAY. EEBKUARY 1 1882-
BEATRICE AND WYMORE ,
Remarkable Prosperity of fioth
Towne , Financially nnd
Intellectually.
iUilroad Bn ln And Matlonl
Matten
C rrcspondcnc * ol The Boo.
WYMOIIK , Nob. , Jan. 20 , 1882.-
Beatrice is situated in the weetcrn
edge or Oago county , is one of the
most enterprising towns in the gtato ,
nnd is certainly ono of the most social
places I have cvor foinid.
Owino ; to tlio warm winter , the
heavy dry goods and clothing trades
liavo Buffered , as in other parts of the
country , but nil other lines of busi
ness report an excellent trade and
some of them a trade that has hardly
boon equaled. Money is nlonty ,
which fact is shown by the readiness
of the people to pay for Tim HER
when their subscriptions happened to
bo in arrears.
Arriving in town yesterday at noon 'I I
ono of the first centlomun I met wasJ J
Mr. Brown , editor of The Beatrice | I
EtprcBs. liro. Brown made it vary
pleasant for mo during my stop at
Beatrice , extending to mo an invita
tion to attend the musical convention
given by the Apollo club , wh'ch I
gladly accepted.
The convention is under the leadership
ship of Prof. Seagpr , of Now York ,
and the class is making rapid progress
in the art of singing by note , as well
as in that of shading which in said to
bo ono of the difficulties of vocal
music. The chorus were rendered
with a degree ot exactness and beauty
which'showed careful loading , and an
ability on the part of the singers to
follow a good loader.
The convention numbers about
eighty members and is the best chorus
I have hoard in a long timo.
After the rehearsal was concluded ,
the Apollo Olub , which consists of
about a dozen young men , mot for
their private rehearsal. They were all
good singers , and the practice was
very pleasant.
The musical interest here is very
good , and some of the voices are par
ticularly excellent.
Political affairs here are somewhat
mixed , sumo of the ox-machine mun
here are two honest and have been
beaten or ousted , nnd the machine
itself is getting somewhat dry from
want of oil , nnu fails to work har
moniously ; the result is , that at the
last election two or three of the nutt-
machine candidates were elected. That
element is very strong here nnd TUB
BP.E is found in favor with them on
account of its position on the question
of whether the rings , monopolies and
corporations or the dooplo shall bo the
ruling power.
The officers of the U. P. railway
arrived here yesterday on their special
twin and were conferring with some of
the prominent citizens hero ns to
whether this place or Uluo Springe ,
twelve miles south shall bo their di
> l vision point. As usual , the road re
> ! quires a heavy contribution froth the
people. I believe that the matter is
not yet decided , but it is to bo hoped1 !
that the people of Beatrice will dis
play too much judgment to pay the
company for the establishment hereof
a throo-stall round house , and , per
haps a couple of engine wipers.
Blue Springs is in a very eluted
state of mind on account of the pur
chasing lately of the mill power and
privilege by the railroad company ,
who have evidently added milling to
their already estiblished lines of busi
ness. The price paid was $10,000.
Wymoro , ono and one-half milca
from Blue Springs , is ono of those
prodigies which spring up and got
nearly grown before the ollicial world
knows that they are born.
The growth of Wymoro 1ms boon al
most unprecedented in the history of
Nebraska. Where about nine months
ago was only a barotractof land , now
I find a busy thriving town of more
than a thousand inhabitants ; hero are
Bomo facts and figures which will give
an idea of the importance of thonluco ,
The business houses are as follows :
Throe hotels , three boarding bouses ,
two printing offices , a postoflico , three
drug stores , eleven general stores , two
hardware stores , two furniture estab
lishments , ono clothing emporium ,
two shoemakers , ono harness maker ,
four wagon makers , two blacksmith
ehops , four livery and feea stables ,
three butchers , three milliners , two
news depots , ono laundry , ono pork
packory , a broom factory , two eleva
tors , two coal yards , three lumber
yards , a brick-yard , two billiard
ealoons , and a bank.
Besides these , there are three
preachers , throe lawyers , three doc
tors to attend to the health , wealth
.and morals of the town ; two teachers
and two music teachers , four real
estate dealers , thirty carpenters , six
atone masons , six brick layers , eight
plasterers , four printers , two dray-
men , four painters , ten teamsters ,
two well drillers , two tinners , two
grain buyers ; ono brick maker , ono
jeweler and ono barber.
The stone quarries here , belonging
to nnd worked by the B. & M. Go's
contractors employ about twenty-live
men , who turn out a great quantity
of an excellent quality of blue mug-
ncsian limestone. It is the best and
most durable building stone in this
section of the state.
The B. & M. shops in course of
construction employ about fifty build
ers ; they will bo completed in from
four to six weeks. When completed
they will employ from thirty to fifty
men.
men.There is hero a permanent musical
Msociation , formed for the further
ance of musical interest and culture
in this city , and they purpose giving
musical soirees occasionally. It was
organized December 20 , 1881 , with
the following oflicors for the ensuing
year ; J. B. Lininger , president ; Rev ,
Hoag , vice president ; Mrs. Ashby ,
secretary ; Mr. Darling , treasurer , and
Mr. Johnson , librarian.
The first work of the association
has been ft convention , led by Prof.
Kolsd , which closed to-night with f.a
concert , of which we will speak later.
The membership fco is only twenty-
five cents , and there are already up
wards of eighty members.
The convention has been at work
during the week nnd hai been Very
successful in ttuching those who wcro
unable to rend music to _ do so , and
what is of moro immediate interest , to
most of the people hero , it furnished
an oppoitunity to these who do sing
to practice together , and enabled thorn
to render pure music in a creditable
manner.
The town is filled with people , hard
ly any of whom were acquainted with
each other , and this association tends
to promote social ns well as musical
harmony.
The audience began to iwacmblo
early school hall to-night to listen to
the conceit given by a company of sin
gers who were almost total fltrnngorn
to each other. The homo wa * com
paratively well filled , nnd thonudionco
quite enthusiastic. The programme
included twenty numbers , alt of
which were well given t , nomu of them
particulnily well. Among those de
serving most praise were , "Como
Where the Lilies Bloom , " sung by
Mr * . Craig , Miss Hong , nnd Messrs.
Liningor and Kelso ; "Oily of Our
God , duett obligaio by the Missel
Brummolls ; "Como where "My Love
Lies Dreaming , " the Misses Jlrtim-
mclls nnd Messrs. Liningot nnd Smith ,
and "Drifting with tho. Tide , " sung
by ) Mrs. Ashley , MIHS Hoag and
Messrs. Liningor and Kolso. The
song , "Wo All have a very
Bad Cold , " wits well sung. Al-
together ( the concert very far ex
ceeded the expectations of those who
listened to it. Some pf the above
named parties have moro than or
dinarily fine voices , and in a atnta of
cultivation that indicates an education
received in localities remote from
their present scone of action.
A dramatic society linn lately boon
organized , with Mr. Ernest Scott , as
manager.
The school here is in charge oi Miss
Franco Darling , with Miss Etta
Mitchell oa assistant. It is a private
school , ns the town is in the Blue
Springs district , and the ollicora ref -
f use to support a school horo.
Now Year's day was observed hero ,
eight ladies receiving and ton gentle
men making calls. Ono young lady
says , "It was just too jolly ; wo had
lots of fun. "
The societies of the two towns , Wy
moro and Blue Springs , do not pull
together at all ; It is to bo hoped ,
however , that all this fooling will pass
away and the tiwns work in unison
for , their mutual benefit.
SoitlHIILKU.
LIBERALITY THE PRECUR
SOR. OF PROSPERITY.
To the Kdltorof IhoUee.
At the present time almost every
interest has its representative ) organi
zation. The merchant , the Inwjcr ,
the banker , the railway interest all
make themselves heard , and felt , and
obeyed through the eflicacy of per
manent organization and concert of
action , talent well cultivated and
properly applied. Likewise , alco , the
fanner , uftor many ngos of subordi
nation to other interests , stops forth
and demands a hearing. In like
manner , the teachers , in a "still ,
small * voice , " ask that they bo per
mitted to live. There is something
peculiar , however , about the last
mentioned class. Upon their effort
depends the success pf nil ofhor
classes. The ratio of patronage extended -
tended to the teacher , represents the
ratio of power and influence of the
patrons. Now that the farmer is on-
doavoringto secure the legitimate share
of the benefit of his own labor , ho will
do wall to always keep the above facts
in mind. The fanners constitute the
most numerous class , and their ballots
count each for each , the sam'o us these
of the other classes , but their power is
not husbanded , their interests are not
subserved. This will bo their condition
until they shall arouse to the require >
monti'of the occasion , and determine
to educate their offspring until at lenst
five pf every ton shall bo c.ipablo of
administering the duties of any otlico
within the yift of the people.
I believe it wus J. .1. Astor who
snid , "Any person may bucomo rich
if ho will pay the price. "
It requires n well trained oyu and
steady nerve to guide a team and plow
so ns to draw straight furrows. What
good will a farmer derive if ho does
draw a straight furrow and raise ono
hundred bushels of corn to the aero ,
it ho does not "guide the plow" to so
euro the full benefit of what ho
has accomplished ? Our boys and girls
must derive a kind of information
outside of the barn-yard and kitchen
ere they can compote with the merchant
chant and banker , etc. Compare tin
power and influence of the ngrioul
turist with these of all other classes ,
except the toachnr and common laborer
or , and you will find the exact ratio
according to the price.
A WOIID 10 TKACIIKKS.
All other professions , when they
moot , niako the matter of fmanen
money getting and money honrdin S
the solo object of their deliberation
Tcnchors , when they moot , dovot
their whole time to the subject o
making themselves useful t
their ombloyoro. I would no.
dissuade them from their of l'
forts in this line , but would simpl
remind thorn that well clad and we !
fed teachers can accomplish moro tha
a starveling or loafer. Tcaclioi
should take action in regard to ( inane : ole
and combine to drive the third gratK
loafers from the schools. I am sorrj
to scu some of the best trained mindi
leaving the profession for moro remunerative -
nerativo employment. Hence , many
of the farmers' boys and girls are
growing up in ignorance , to plod along
the well beaten path of their uncos-
tors , "under the yoke , " while the
"
"monopoly-cappers,11 with plethoric
purges , send thoir'a to the best schools
in the cities. G.m no method be
adopted to make the country schools
as good as those of the cities I Can the
farmer obtain redress while ho docs
not improve the source of his power
and influence ? Is it wise to permit
the best talent to
drift into the en
emy's camp , and then challenge him
to open combat ? llcspectfully ,
J. MAKI.VSOX.
Gently Dee It *
llugciie Cross , Swan Street , lltitfulo ,
write * : "I have lined Kjirltii' llWwm for
dvupcjMiia ami imligcBtluu , and have found ,
It to act admirably a gentle aperient ;
and blood purifier. I consider it unequalcd ;
'you are at liberty to two my name an n
reference. " ' 1'rfce 60 ctnt , trial bottled
10 centi. 30-hv
THE WHITEWASHING
Of tno Government Directors of the
Union Pacific.
WAKIMNOTOS , Jan. 27. The Secre
tary of thu Interior line transmitted
to Oontrress the report of the Govern
ment Directors of the Union Pacific
Knllroad Company for 1881. The Di
rectors claim that cnormmm benefits
have resulted in the west from the
completion of this railroad in devel
oping Intent resources. The report
contains a detailed statement of the
progress made in the construction of
branch lines nnd of changes in the
main road itself calculated to increase
its oflicicncy. There were 75,002 ,
acres of land sold for the nine months
ending Nov. SO , 1870 , fit nn average
of gI 03 per aero. The local earnings
of the company are said to bo now 00
per cent , of the siirplui earnings ,
while nt thu beginning of its opor.i-
tionn the through freight represented
70 per cent , of the earnings. The Di
rectors have not considered it neces
sary to go into the financial operations
of the company , as thcso matters are
embraced in the report to the Auditor
of Railroad Accounts , whichhaa ] been
published , Speaking of the general
condition of tlio road , the Directors
say the track from Council Bluffs to
Oydcn could scarcely bo in bettor con
dition. There is no smoother run
ning road in the country , It is well
ballasted with good croea-ti s at suit
able distances apart , and all butabout
CO miles has boon laid vith steel rails.
Every effort is made to keep the road
in complete repair. Between Con neil
Bluffii , IOWA , and Otfdoii , Utah , there
wore laid during 1881 , up to Sept. 1 ,
17,550.54 tons of stool rails , which
would bo equivalent to about 102
miles of steel track laid during the
season Severn ! hundred foot of pile
bridges have boon filled with embank
ment , nnd thu road has boon raised
and widened in many places. Tlio
maximum grudo was originally 79.2
foot per mile. It has been a constant
source of annoyance to the company ,
often requiring the division of freight
trains to pass the stoop grades. It
has been reduced to 21 feet per mile ,
and 50 cars will bo ns easily hauled as
18 were before the change. It re
quired a largo outlay , not only to ro-
niovo the earth , but to build the em
bankment nocesflnry to overcome this
grado. The unprecedented freshets
in tlio spring of 1881 , and the long
continued high water , worked serious
damage to n considerably portion of
the road in the Platte Valley , cast of
Columbus. All these damages have
been repaired , and the road bed has
boon nuscd at exposed places to hich
watermark , nil along the line through
the Platte Valley from Klkhorn to
Culutnbus. The Directors comment
upon the great tide of immigration
now flowing'to the west , mid say it is
likely to increase for years to come.
In conclusion the report says that
there can no longer bo n doubt as to
the ability of the Union Pacific Railway -
way Company to pay back every dollar
lar it ban received from the Govern
ment for construction purposen.
Small Comfort ,
When you are continually coughing
night mul day , nnnoyint , ' every I ody
around you , ivid hoping it will RO away of
its own accord , you art ] ruuning a dvnior-
< > us risk better u o Dr. THOMAS' Kuc-
Title On. , an unfutltn ) ; remedy in nil Ditch
onsen. 30-1 w.
Slightly Surly.
Detroit 1'roe Prcai.
Ho came into Dick's barber shop ,
hung his coat and hat on ft hooktook
off his collar , grabbed the Police Ga
zette from the table , and awaited his
turn.
turn."Next
"Next , " clicked the affable tonsorial -
rial artist.
'Shave , sir ? " inquired the man of
soapi and hair dye.
"Do you s'poso I want a tooth
pulled I" growled thu customer.
"Fine weather "
it 'No ' , it's too damp. "
"For ducks , I mean , " said the bar-
bur , pleasantly.
"Haven't paid anything to the ducks
myself about it. "
"It Booms to bo the general im
pression thut Arthur is going make
n good president. "
' 'No , it ain't ' , Arthur's a fraud.
Foci like kicking myself every time
I think how I was obliged lo votafor
him to got Garliold elected."isifVeSSI
"Evidently you are not u stal
wart. "
"Not much. "
Barber put the helm hard-a-leo , and
stood off on the port tack.
"I reckon Gus Haas will bo re
tained as City Marshal when the new
council moots ; don't you think so ? "
"Gus Haas ? Not a bit of it. Gus
has had too many coats torn already. "
A pause.
"Shove the back of your nock ? "
"No , sir-oo. You are old enough
to know bettor than to ask such a
foolish question as that. Nobody
with any 101180 allows the back of his
neck to bo shaved. "
"Oil ? "
"Naw ! "
' Shampoo ! "
| "Naw/1
"Fart your hair on the right side ? "
I "Nawf Take mo for a confounded -
od idiot ? No man of any NOIIBO al <
' i Iowa his hair to bo parted on the
riRht side. "
"Cosmetic ? "
No man with the least
< M sense ever usea cosmetic. "
"Ah ! That's just why I thought
you'd want a little. Next. "
And the patient barber sprung
the guily customer out of the chair ,
and . bowed low to the approaching
" _ . . " * *
| "subject.
GREATEST REMEDY KNOWN.
Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con
sumption is certainly the greatest
nie'diciil remedy ever placed within the
reach of suffering humanity. Thou-
Hiuula of oncu helpless sufferers , now
loudly proclaim their praise for this
wondortul discovery to which they
owe their lives. Not only does it posi
tively cure Consumption , but Coughs ,
Colds , Asthniu , Bronchitis , Hay
Fever , Hoarseness nnd nil affections of
the Throat , Chest and Lungs yields
.UV
ivt once to its wonderful cumtivo pow
er as if by magic. Wo do not ask you
to buy a largo bottle unless you know
what you aso gntting. Wo therefore
earnestly icquostyou to cull on your
dnimsts. Ia & MuM.uio.v , and got iirn
trial botlio free of cost which will con- ! !
vlnco tlio most skeptical of its wonder
; ful merits , and show you what a regu-
'ar ' tmo dollar size bottle will do. For
I sulo by luh & McMahon. (4) ( )
SITTERS
In Ho t
Iloittttcr'a Stomach Hilton li M much rcir rtl d
M ik houicholil ni-ocHslty M guutr or coCTeo. The
rcMonoflhl * In that jcarti ot oxtxrionco ho
provoJ It to l < o perfect'1 ' rellaM * In the aatct of
emergency whcro a prompt and convenient tern-
cdy Is demanded. Conatlpitlon. liver complaint ,
dyipepala. IndlKWtlon and othir trouble ! are
ovcn-ouio by It.
Vor % le by all Driirirl ( t and Dealer * , to whom
apply for lto t tter' Almanav for 1832.
Gentle
Women
Who wrat glossy , luxuriant
and wavy tresses of abundant ,
beantiiur Hair must nso
LION'S KATHAIBON. Ibis
elegant * cheap article always
makes the lialr crorr freely
and fast , keeps it from falling
out , arrests and cares grayness -
ness , removes dandruff and
itching , makes the Hair
strong , giving it a curling
tendency ana keeping it in
nny desired position. Bean *
tlful , healthy Hair is the ante
result of using Kathairon.
The Great English
falli to cine
Vcrvoiw Debility. Vi
tal Kslmmtion , Kmln-
Inns , Seminal \Vcalt-
.
HOOD , and all the
u\U effect * of jonth-
fill lollies and cxccj-
en. It rtops perma
nently all weakening ,
involuntary loss 8 aid
trains upon the BJH-
cm , thrlnexitaVo ro
„ , , , 'dtiltol ' thesa cul prac
tice * , winch are BO deatruetho to mind and budy
and make life ml crable , oltcn leading to Insani
ty and death It B'rensthcni the Nen en , Brain ,
( memory * ; Illood , Mus.-lefl , PlKcstho and Kcpro-
ductho Uri.'ns , It restores to all the organic
function * their former ilffor and > itallty , ma-
-Inp life cheerful and ciijojable. Trice , S3 a
bottle , or four timen the quan ity J10. Sent by
cxprcsH. secure from oba'rrntton , to any address ,
on receipt of price. No. U. O. U. sent , except
on receipt of $1 aa guarantee. Letters ro-
r\ic , tlii ' answers mustlncloso stump.
Dr. Miniie's Dandelion Pills
nro the I'C't anil cheapest djgptpiU and bllllous
cu'u In the ourK.t. Hold by all druggists. Price
HJdenls. . ' ' "
1)R. MlMM''H KlDNRY ItKURDT , QfrRKTICUU ,
Cures nil hind of Kidney and bladdcreomplalnto ,
fro lorrhca , gluet a' d Icucorroca. For ealo . > all
( lau/tf Ht * : & 1 a battle.
KNGU3II MKDICAI * INSTITUTE ,
TlSOlheSt. , St. Louis , Mo.
Jan25-ly _
PILES ! PILESI PILES !
A Sure Cure Found at Last I
A sure cure for Illlri' , fiiociflntf , Itching and
Ulcerated I'ileahaa been discovered by Dr. Wil
liam , ( an Indian remedy , ) called Dr. William's
Indian Ointment. A single box hao cured the
worst chronic i-nscfl of 25 or DOyearu standing , No
one nee < l gutter five minutes alter applying tliU
wonderful foothlii ? medicine. Lotions , Instru
ment * and oUxttmrli'H do moro barm than good ,
William's Ointment nhiorba the tumorv , alia ) a
the Intense Itching , ( lurtlculaaly at night after
getting wirm In bed , ) acts 09 apoultlcc , itlvoa In
stant and inlnlesa rollul , and Is prepared only for
Piles , Itcmn ? of the i-rlv&te part * , and for notu
Intr else.
Head what the lion J. U Ccfflnberry of Clove-
and u > * about Dr. William's Indian rile Oint
ment : I have used scores of Flics cures , and 11
affords uiu p ensure to siy that I have never found
any think- which ga\e such Immexllato and perm *
ocnt relief as l > r. WlllUm't Indian Ointment
For Kilo by all dni gUt or mailed on receipt ot
price , 11.00.
HENRY & CO. , Prop'r ,
GUVILAKD , Oiiio. ,
For tale by C. F Goodman.
Free to Everybody
A BeantlM Bnafc tor the Aakteg ,
By appljtnr penonally at the nearest offlci
Of TUB dlNOBR MANUFAOTUKINQ CO. ( jr
by poUl card Hat adlitanw. ) any ADULT r ,
eou will bo preaenteJ with a beautifully
rated copy oi a. Now Uook entitled
GENIUS REWARDED ,
- ORTIIK -
STORY OF THESE WIN Q MACHINE
containing a handsome and costly iteel vngrav
Inir frontuplerce ; nlno , 23 finely i > ntrra\ed woo
cuU , and bound In an elaborate blue and gel
lithographed cover. No charge whatever Is uiad
for this Widaotuo UooV , wlilch can bo obtained
only by application at the branch and sulx
dlnato offloeo of The Singer Manufacturing Co.
TUK SINOKH JIANUKACTUUINU CO. ,
Principal Otllce , 81 Union Square , New Yor rk
DISEASES rkt
-Or-THK-
EYE & EAR t
DR. L. B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and Aurist ,
LATE CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN ROYAL
LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.
Rcfcfeucea all KopuUble ) ilctani of Omaha.
tVOfnce , Corner St It
IGth and Farnham
. . . .
Omaha. Nab . . .u-
NOTICE.
lltnryli. Wcolf ullluu notice that on the
2dday of Uccvmhcr , Ibil.Jho County JmU-e ofof
DodKlat Count ) , Nibruku , IthUtd an order of
attic-lime nt for the lum of 12U 1X1 In an action
pciiillnjr bifore him uhmlii 1'arkcr I' . ClarU ,
Ucoriie II. Clark and Klilah F. ClarK. ivirtnrrt
as Clark Uron. are p.alntlil * . end llei ry U.on
\\oolldcfoniUnt ; that propcity beloi jrhw to ) on
has bcun attached undi ruid order ; that iiald i-auee
uau continued to tlio touniary , lbi > l , firm itcof
Mlilcouit , and tlutjoii arurcimlrcd to apivar
and an v i t by the tth day of February , lbS2.
Datinl Omilia. Jai uaij 14,16s' ; .
CiAKI ? UltOS.
11 CunKbOXi HIM. itl
BITTERS
Mrs. J. n. IlolxrtMin , PltUburr. Pa. , wrlteg ; "I
wan suffering from gtneral drbllTty , want of appetite -
petite , constipation , ate. , * o that life WM n bur.
den ; after lulu ? Uurdock Oloixl Bitten I felt bet
ter than for > oars. 1 cannot praise your Bitten
too much. "
n.Olbbi nf nuffalo , N. Y. , writes : "Your
Uurdock Illci bitter * , In chronic dlitcaMi of the
bloodj liver aJ kldneri , have Wen slpnilly
marked with SUCICM. Ina e uwxl them tnyself
lth bcstroultx , for torpidity of tholltcr , mid In
case of a friend of mine suffering from dropsy ,
the eQcct M marvelous. "
BrucoTiirncr , Ilothcster , N. Y. , writes : 'I ha\e
been subject to serious dloonlcr of the kidneys ,
and unable to attend to biulneti : Uurdock Illood
Bitten relieve * ! mo before half a bottle waa used
t ( eel confident that thcv will entirely cure me. " ,
K. Accnlth Hall , ttfriKhampton , N. Y. , wrIU * :
"I suffered with a dull pain through my eft
lunjf and shoulder. Lost my itilriM , aptctlt
and color , and could vtlth difficulty keep up all
day. Took } our Iluriloik Blond Bittern M dl-
roctfd , and bavo felt no pain since first week af
ter uslnu- them , "
Hr. Noah lW s , Klmlra , N. Y. , writes : "About
four Joan ao I had an attack of bilious fe\orand
nettr fully recovered. Sly dlftostKe organi
were weakened , and I would bo completely pros-
traUd for days , After lining tw o bottles of ) our
Uurdock Blood Hitters thu Improvement was HO
vl I Mil that I was astonlihul. I ( an now , though
01 years ef ago , do a fair and reasonable day's
work.
0. Blackct Holilnwn , proprietor of The Canada
Presbyterian , Toronto , ( int. , writes : "Forxears
I Buffered griatly from oft-recurring headache. I
Uled your llunlock Illood Hitters lth hnpplcBt
rrsultii , and I now find mtnelf in better health
than for } fan p t. "
Mrs. Wallace , Buffalo , N. Y , writes : ' ! hare
used Burdock Blood Bitters lot nervous and bil
ious headaches , and can recommend It to anyone
requiring a euro for bllllouincss. "
Mrs. Ira Mullnolland , Albany , N. Y , writes :
"For several years I ha\o suffered from oft-recur
ring bllllous headaches , djspepiia , and com-
S'llntfl peculiar to my sc.x. Since using your
urdock BlocdBlttvralaracntlrclv relieved. "
Price , I.OO pei Bottle ; Trial Dottlei 10 Ott
FOSTER , HILBUBN , & Co , , Props ,
BUFFALO , N. T.
Bold at'wholesale by lib & McMahon and C. F.
Ooodniao. ' Jo 27 cod-ma
S.S.S.
. . .
Tnla grcnt epcciRc cures that moat loatasome
SYPHILIS
Whether to its Primary , Soooiidary
or Tortlnrv Stago-
Kemovoa all traces of ercury Irora the sys
tem , Cures Hcrofula , CM So to ? , Uhcuma-
tl m , I zuma , Cnurrh or any
blood Disease.
Cure * When Hot Springs Fall !
Mahern , Ark. , May 2,1531.
We have canon in our ton n who medatllot
Spriugi and wuro finally cured with S. H. S.
Momnlilt , Menn. , M y 12 , 1881
We have sold l,2iw bet Ics of A. B. d. In a year.
It has Rl\cn universal HitUf&ction. lixlr mlnueJ
physiciana now recommend it as n positive
specific. B. MAMtriPi n & Co.
Louisa lllc , Ky , , May 13. 1831.
S. 9. R. ha * ( riven better sail faction than any
medicine I ha\oo\ur sold J. A.
l > cmeiCol. Hay 2,1831 ,
Kvcry purcha cr ipeaks In the highest term' )
ofS. S. B. L. Meis-ofr.
Rlcliiond. Vo. . May 11 ,
You cnn refer anj bony to in In regard to the
merits of S. S. S. Polk , Miller & Co.
Jia1 e net cr know n S. .S. s to fail to cure a dse
( f Syphilis , when properly taken.
It. L. Dcni.tinl.
lnrrrv
tt\ .
KlHVarren. j-Icrry , oa.
The abotu slion areatntlcninn of liivh ctand
Ing A 11 COLQUI'lT ,
Oo > ernor
IP YOU WISH \VK W U.TAKKY'iUIlSK OA
TO UK I'AID KOK WHCN CUUUD.
Write ( or partlcnhia and com of little
book ' .Mesxa.'u to tlio Unfortunate.
81.OOO Rnwqrd will l.n tixkl to atiy
chemist hoill IIml , on ntmijaU KiO bottler
S S. S.onc iwrtlcluof Mercury lodltlo 1'otvi
giuni ornny Mineral HubHtaiuu.
SWIFT SI'KCIFIC CO. 'roH.
AtU'iiik , Gx
Prlco of regular slic reduced to $1 75 per ot
tla Small size , holding half the quantity , pr.co ,
fl.OO.
HoldbyKKNNAnD&CO. ,
and DniKKtsta Generally ,
OKAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
TRACK MAMK.,1'1 " " "TRAD ! MARK
English rcn >
oily. Anun-
falUnif euro
for Seminal
Woaknees ,
Hpermator *
rhca , Impot-
eney , and all
' '
o'f AFTU TAIIII
Uelf-Attuse ; 01 Ixws of Memory , UnUenal Laml
tude , Pain In the Back , Dimness ol Vision , Pre
mature Old Age , and many other DIteucs that
lead to Insanity or Coniumptlon and a Preuia
turo Oravo. "
tf u\l particulars In 0'ir pamnhlet , nhlcl
we desire to Bond free t ; mall to every ono ,
OTrio Bpcciflc Uedlclne Is lold by all drutr
at )1 per package , or 8 pack \ici for 85 , or
I bu eent free by mall on reel ptof tha money , by
addrewlnfc TIIKORA JKDICINKCO. ,
Buffalo. N.V.
or Rain br'O F Ooodr ocimo.eod
. T. JACKSON PLANiiR !
( A Graduate from the UnUeitity of
> anla at Phllailelplila of the
Clm ; of IM'i. )
Tenders his jirofewilonal tcrvicistotlio cltUtnn
ol Omahi ani all others needing tha name , pro-
dlcAting his claim therefor from 4) ) c.un' ex-
pi rlcncu , 6lxtot.il > earn ol M hich time bo spent In
foiith America , from which i ountr ) lie haijunt
returned , ralnlnar whl'it in the province many
rcmrdUa for varlom ili ! > cisr3 common to this
country from the nathcs of tl.o utu o.
The Doctor makes a specialty of all Chron'c
DUeuis , ] ttlculaiily thoto ot females. He may
ko fouiul lit hU rooms ni the Planters' House ,
corner of Doilgoand SKtoonth Sireetf ,
Jan'JoecxlIu Jiiue iodl\\
W.T. VWS II. MhllUKLL ,
WE , Tunis * oo , , .L.S
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
125 Lasalle Street , OHIOAGO ,
Grain and Provisions Bought
and Sold on Margins.
di-c7me-oodlm
NEBRASKA
State Gazetteer and Busi
ness Directoy ,
Containing n description and a list uf all
business men In thu state , Mill be lauueii
early lu ISS'i Price $1.00.
J. M. WOLFE TnMUlmr.
I South Fourteenth N lib
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS.
HOT12L& TOlt'Xf
ARLINQTON , J. O. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Net
BARATOQA HOTEL , J. 8. STELLINIU8 , Mllford , Neb.
WOODS HOUSE , W. P. ELLIS , Otceola , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , Stromikurff , No.-
AMERICAN HOUSE , QEO. H. McOAIN , South Bend , N
HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL , Loutivllle
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY & CLARK , Blair , Neb.
EXCHANGE HOTEL. C. O. HACKNEY Aihland , Neb
CENTRAL HOUSE , JOHN CCOPER , Oakdale , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , WM. CLEMMON8 , Seward , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL E. EVANS. O'Neill , Neb.
DORCHESTER HOTEL , A. 8. KINKLE Dorchester , Nab
COMMERCIAL HOTE. , J. Q. MEAD. Nellgh , Neb
CENTRAL HOUSE , JA8. McKllLlP , York , Neb.
TUTTLE HOUSE , W , H. TUTTLE , Aurora , Neb.
CAGE HOUSE , A. R. OAQE , Republican City Neo
DENVER HOUSE CAIRNS & WILLIAMS , Hatting * , Neo
GRAND CENTRAL - . SEYMOUR , Nobraika City , Ne
SANDERS HOUSE , OHAB. E. McNISH , Friend , Neb
WOODWARD HOUSE. WAREN WOODWARD , Exeter , Neb ,
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , P. L. THORP. WeeplngWater.Neb
E8TE8 HOUSE , N. T fcSTES , Grand Island , h o.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , F. W. WILM8 , Kearney , Neb.
WILDER HOURE' THOMPSON REED Wll'jcr , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. OAARPER , Hardy , Neb.
GREENWOOD HOUSE , Q. W. MAYFELD | , Greenwood , Neb
HAMMOND HOUSE , JOHN HAMMOND , Columbus , Neb.
CENTRAL CITY HOUSE J. S. GREGERY , Central Oltv , Ne
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & BECKER , Oretton , la.
JUDKIN8 HOUSE , OUDK1N8 & BRO. , Red Oak , la.
HOUSTON HOUSE , OEO. CALPH , Exlra , la
REYNOLDS HOUSE , C. M. REYNOLDS , Atlantic , la ,
WALKER HOUaE , D. H. WALKER , Auiiubon , la.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 8. BURGESS , Neolo , la.
CITY HOTEL , Dl B. WILLIAMS , Harlan , In ,
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. CUMMINGS , Corning , la. ! . *
NEBRASKA HOTEL , J , L. AVERY , Ctanton , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTON , Vllllaca , la.
PARK HOUSE , W. J. QARVIN , Corning , la.
JUDKIN8 HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , la.
MERCHANTS' HOTEL , W. I. BOULWARE , Pacific Junction , la ,
BALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Grove , la
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , B , F. STEARNS , Odebolt. la
H. M. & M. PEAVY ,
CLOTHIERS !
1309 Farnham Street.
jan20eod-ratcGm
WHOLESALE
LUMBER , GOAL & LIME ,
On River Bank , Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts , ,
\
cr. SIPOIRL ,
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER ,
309 South Tenth Street.
. QUALITY AND FIT GUARANTEED.
French Calf-Tongue Boots. Sewed , - - $9,00
French Calf Boots , Pegged , . . . . 6.00
. American Calf Boots , 5.00
Alexis Buckle Shoes 3.50
Pegged or , - - .
MAKE A SPECIALTY OF BOOTS AND SHOES FOR FEET OUTDOF
TOPE ,
\
All Orders Promptly Attends d louod Filled With Oiapatch
WM. ROGERS
Manufacturing Company ,
MAKERS OF THE
Finest Silver Plated Spoons and Forks.
The only and | | tional plate that
original firm of j '
'ia.giving for Instance -
Rogers Bros.
stance a single
All out Spoons ,
plated Spoon a
Forks and m
plated triple thick nesa
with the greatest
plato only on
of caro. Each
the a o o t i o s
lot being hung
on n acalo while whore expo d
being plated , to to wear , thereby
insure u full deposit - making a single
posit of silver on
plated Spoon
thorn.
thorn.Wo wear as long asa
Wo would call
a triple plated
especial attention
one.
tion to
our see-
Rival. Orient- Tinned.
All Order * In tbe West should be Addressed to yM
yMi i
A. B. HUBERMANN ,
Wholesale Jeweler ,
OMA A , v NEB.