Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 14 1882.
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THE REPUBLICAN VALLEY
A Brief Glance at the Num
erous Towns in South
western Nebraska.
Stock Raining the Great Industry.
Correspondence of The Dec :
RErunucAN VAI.T.BV , February 8.
Indianola , twonly-lwo miles east of
Culbortson , was foraomo time the end
of the Republican Vnlloy railway and
n very bright tow n of about three
hundred people has grown up and become -
como well established. There are
three general stores , thrco drug stores ,
a cigar faelory , two livery stables ,
thrco flour and focd stores , two
saloons , two millinery establishments ,
three restaurants ) two moat markets ,
two shoo shops , two blacksmith shops ,
an M. E. Church , a holol , a bank , a
lumber yard , a bone market , six law
yers , three doctors , a teacher , and a
graveyard in flourishing condition. I
speak of tliis particularly as there arose
so many of those western towns that
are absolutely destitute of such an in
stitution.
The bank horo. being the last ono
on the frontier , dooa a good business
among stock dealers and business tnon
who do much business here or bo-
yond.
A good substantial bridge crosses
the Republican river at this point ,
and this fact draws the trade of the
southwest for miles.
A 85,000 court house has recently
boon built , of which the citizens are
justly proud.
Along down the Republican valley
ono wonders at the great amount of
land evidently unocsupiod ; but when
I como to examine moro closely I find
numerous dug-outs and sod houses
which are almust indiscernible at a
short distance ; and 1 am told that
the valley is very well settled.
Six miles down I found Cambridge ,
which has the best hotel building on
the road. Trains going west stop
here for supper , and those going east ,
for breakfast.
The railroad mon have for some
days boon considering the advisa
bility of making a change and getting
breakfast at Indianola. Were it for
dinner , I would advise thorn to do so ,
as the Indianola house gets up a very
good meal at that hour.
The school at Cambridge has an attendance -
tondanco ot about thirty-live scholars.
The town has twcnty-ono business
places , including millinery shops ,
meat markets and hotels. There is a
good water power hero , turned to ac
count by a firm which docs an excel
lent business with both flouring and
saw mill.
Arapahoe , the next town cast ,
seems to bo a very bright town , judg
ing from the nuinbor of traveling
men who attacked the town the day I
I-U . . . . . . > ww thoro. Imado too short a stop
- ' to find whether any ono in the town
was loft alive or not. The traveling
mon were noticed next day to be
badly used up.
I was told that this place does a
good business , and that its trade waH
second in quantity to no town in the
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RngJtown.
Harlati county is haying a torrifflc
fight over the county seat question.
Alma and Orleans , the two most
lively appearing towns along the road ,
are the contesting claimants , and thr
matter is being pushed with a good
deal of bitterness on both nines.
Alma is the present county seat and
most of the oluoers of the county re
side here , but at present there is a
suit being tried to prove that the
present officers were not legally elect
ed , and that they took possession ol
the ballot boxes after election , and
when it was found necessary , added n
few more votes or voted moro men -
ono man saying that the poll books
showed several men aa voting who
had been dead two yean or over. 01
course. I know nothing of the truth
or falsity of these charges , but from
all accounts , they scorn very improba
ble , but the trial may develop facts ,
one inpividual expressed thualy :
"The shadow of a great strife hat
fallen upon our peaceful community
and aorno of our noblest citizens whom
the rough winds of scandal hayonovoi
touched , are charged with being tin
perpetrators of a great crime. It cai
not bo true , or methinks the great am
glorious aun would hide hia head froir
such wickedness ; that the mellow bril
liancy of his light would be lost , aa ir
the darkness of Egypt. "
I did not entirely ' 'catch on" to UK
whole moaning of the man. as i
sooma to ono thatthat "hiding'1 woulc
work two ways as well us one , and tin
wickedness of a conspiracy to cstab
lish such a charge would bo as groa
as that of the alleged crimes ; conao
quontly ono way or the other the BUI
would have to atop shining ,
Alma will probably remain the
county scab ,
The Commercial Ilotol at Alma hat
been purchased by F , Shaffer , wlu
will build an addition 30x20 feet , ant
enlarge and improve the ofllco am
dining-room accommodations. Tlii |
will then bo thti largest and boat hoto
building in the Republican Valley.
At Republican City the train Htopi
for dinner , and I demolished a botto
meal at the Gage house than I have
had boypnd here. After dinner
pont a little time among the friend
of TJIK BKK , who are hero quite nutn
orous. Business Booms to bo good
and aa a natural consequence over ;
one is happy.
filoomingtou and Franklin coin
next in order , and are very much lik
the other * . Bloomington is a liltl
farther from the depot , BO that tli
'bus ride is longer and ono can ob
ecrvo moro of the landscape than i
going to most towns along this roai
There ia au air of sameness abou
all the towns along this division fret
Culbertson down ; aomo are mor
lively than othera ; among tli
liveliest of whibh are Orleans an
Alma. All have their advantages an
advocates , and all liavu their onemiei
disadvantages. It IB u pretty vallej
and will probably aomotime make
fair agricultural region , but it woul
BOOK ! to mo to bo a woato of labor t
attempt it at present , when atock i
ao much more profitable. Shoe
rauing ought to bo the principal ocoi
pation in this valley , and every man'
ehcop should bo herded or kept o
Jus own prornlsoB , and enough Inn
lould bo tilled to enable ono to pro-
uco grain for his own use. In this
way a man could make a good living
ut of a very small amount of capital
nd on a small farm.
The train steams slowly eastward
and soon the welcome view appears
winch discloses to mo Red Cloud , the
orminus of passenger trains from the
nat. I hiuo become accustomed to
ccommodation trains , but with them
s with people , "Familiarily breeds
ontompt , " and I nm pleased to got
> ack to fast trains ana good hotels.
5o I take the bus for the "Boys
loillO. " 8f/Itl llLr.It.
The Law of KtmlnoM
In unlvcraal ; it directH all tlio human
miiily , all animals , amlmnylio oven found
n patent medicine * . Homo arc ilr.intic ,
IK ! tlie patient In obliged to Buffer pains
worno than the ilifloinc ; hut In cn en of ob-
tlnnto constipation , dynpc | > ln , tlicro h no
remedy so kind , BO ( , 'ontlo in its dice In , ami
etl o natlsfnctory , a.1 llltmmCK Ul.ooi )
JITTKIH. Price 51 00 , trlnl sire 10 cfiits.
If.lw.
A NEW DRAKE.
Successful Toatlon the Heavy Grades
of u Mountain Rnllroad.
A no v automatic brake was tested
ant woik on ono of the mountain
oads of Colorado. The great advan-
.ago . claimed for the brake is that it
will overcome the terrible accidents
whim happen almost daily on the
icavy grades in the mountains whole
.rains are liable to break in two got
rom under the control of employes.
'ho test was made on a down grade ,
rain running at a speed of twonty-
ivo miles an hour. The engine was
ut loose and the brake adjusted ,
topping the train at double ita
ongth. The brake was attached
only to one car of the train ,
nd ita quick and effective
work fulfilled all promises oi
ho inventor , Mr. J. F. Mallinckrodt.
'ho brake ia operated by compressed
ir or hand. It is attached directly
.o . the truck beam by strong boll crank
overs , the ahooa striking the wheel In-
ido. The added weight of a loaded
ar increases the pressure on the brake
when applied. The relative lengths of
ho short arma of the boll cranks to
ho long arms determines the proper-
ion of the weight transmitted to the
irako shoos. Experience has proved
hat a brake pressure equivalent t-j
no-third of the weight of the car
tody and its load is aufllciont for atop-
> ing a train on the heaviest mountain
grades , consequently , if the short
inin of the bell cranks are to bo long
arms in the proportion of 1:3 : , then
no-third of the weight of th car body
ind ita load will bo transmitted to the
irako shoos.
To sot the brake again if previously
'cleaned by hand , all that is ncces-
ary is to kick out the pawl of the
atchot holding the hand whool. If
'ompresaod air is used to keep oil' the
> rakcs , all that ia necessary to set
hem , is for the engineer to draw of ) '
ho compressed air from the pipe ox-
ending underneath the train. The
conductor can not the brakes from any
mint of the train in case of necessity
> r danger , by simply pulling a cord
attached to valves that will allow the
tscapo of the air pressure. Should u
rain break in two , that act will allow
ho escape of the air pressure usod'hi
cooping off the brakes , and th/j'result
a an instant stopping of Il\o entire
rain , no matter whether going up a
mount am or down.'V > ' \ it
The main features of the Millinck-
rodt brake are found to bo those :
First Flat wheels are impossible.
This alone- will pay back the cost of
; ho brake in ono year.
Second Brake pressure always in
liroct proportidn of load carried. jNo
} rake perfect without this feature.
Third Strictly automatic when
sed in connection with compressed
lir. If the train breaks in two ,
joth sections stop instantly on the
spot.Fourth
Fourth Cost about $25 per car ,
ith automatic appliance complete.
Squally applicable to freight and passenger -
songor cars.
A company with acapital of $1,500-
000 has boon formed to manufacture
and introduce it on all mountain
roads.
An Entire Snooes * .
It has been proved by the most rcllabli
testimony that THOHAH' KcLicriuc On. L
an entire success Incurlnc the mout Invet
srato canon of rheumatism , neuralgia
auio back and wounds of every descrip
tlon. 14-lw
At the Barber's.
Now York Sun. *
"Do any of your customers over fill
Uflloop in the slmviiiK-olmir ? "
"Oh , dear , yes , " ropljod the barber
bor , flicking off an intrusive morsel o !
aoap-suds. That often h.apjJons ii ;
the cold weather , wlionlmun.upproci
ate the warmth and comfort , of the aa
loon after coming in , froin t u street ,
When I see an oldeflyl'fAt guntluiiiui
coming down stairi'jlVmtf * ioothpict
in hia mouth , I kp'pw I a'm.troing.U
have trouble , ao'I ' have quickly am
talk to him all the time , making remarks
marks that call for a reply , and occa
Hionally splashing the suds into hit
eye , or getting the shaving-brush ii
liia mouth. Of couso , ho doesn't liki
it , But it's the only way to keep hin
awako. Worry hmi , air , worry hin
nil the timo. Keep stirring him up
There are men , though , who will g <
to sloop in apito qf me , lolling buck ii
the chair , and drawing the akin of tin
throat BO tight that it a almost a to nip
tation to out into it. They shut then
eyes at oncu , and only grunt when ]
ask if Guitoau has got a uuw.trail , 01
cut a piece oil' themor atick the brusl
in their mouth ; but they're SOUIK
asleep when I have finished shuviii )
them , and they get angry and a < vea
when I wako their.
"It is wonderful , too , how mucl
trouble aonip of my customers take
under the impression that they ur
helping ua.hon a man takoa hi
lower lip into his mouth , and draw
the skin over his chin until it ia a
tight as a drum , he ia adding considerably
orably to our trouble , and the alight
est carolcsBiii'aa on our part is euro I
cut him. It is much easier to go eve
a loose akin than a tight one. Now
if you will just blow all that air out c
your cheek , I shall almve you quicke
and moro safely , Thank you. You1 ]
look younger with your whisker
Doathful Dlubotei.
YOUNOHTOWN , ( ) . , Aug. 0,1881.
K. II , WAUNKII & Co.
Hum : Your Safe Diabetes Cure | u
only removed tlie iiroinhunt kyinjitoma i
Diabetes with which I had lone utferei
but restored me to full ami perfect litultl
14-Iw Coi. . Joai ll UOUDINH ,
CARRYING THE BANNER.
to Folds Flapping in the
Breeze on the Banks of
tne Blue.
Steady and Pormnnont Growth ol
Stronisbun ; .
Correspondent of Tlio lice ,
.STHOMHHUKO , Nob. , Fobrtmry 5.
; t 1ms been unusually < iuiot in our
town the pant tow days on aciount ol
the drop in the corn mnrkot or the
rise in freight according to tlio now
theory what tlio traflic will bo.ir.
Ihoro is still a largo amount of corn
ind wheat to bo inarkotod yet in Polk
county. Never in tlio history of our
county has prosperity boon showered
on our little town rw it has in the past
ix months. Our burg has almost
loublcd in population fciuco last Sou-
ember , and utill the sound of the
lamtnor and saw can bo heard daily.
Among the moat prominent buildings
n process of erection is the wagon
nd carriage factory of Mr. Olaf
Icadstrom. In connection with the
nain building ho in erecting a tower
or a wind mill with u thirty-foot
wheel , fromwhich ho oxpecta to obtain
ho necessary power required for all
practical purposes , Air Ileadatrom
done of our most.intorpming citi-
cns and a first-class machinist. Ho
horoughly understands his businma
nd will make a success of the enter-
jriae ,
A steam flouring mill , costing not
ess than 810,000 , is ono or. the proba
bilities of the near future. A propo-
ition was made to our citizens a ipw
ays ngo which will in all probability
) o accepted when it will only bo n
uostion of turn * when this greatly
iOeded enterprise will bo a reality.
Several brick business houses and a
own hall ate among the improvements
ontomplatod for tlio commi ? season.
Several persons who arc prominont-
y connected with the 0. it R. V.
ailroad have invested in town lots
ind buildings have been erected on a
> ortion of them.
Mr. Scott , from Lincoln , is now
tting a largo atock of dry _ goods and
lotions in tlio postoflico building. Mr.
Scott has traveled extensively through
out the middle and western portion of
liia State and has wisely concluded
hat the little town on the Blue is
ucond to none for a business location
o uuy town in Central Nebraska , and
ho
11ANNKU TOWN IN POI.K COTNTV ,
as will bo BCOIIO by the following ro'-
port of shipments and receipts for the
'oar 1881 :
Number of cars of Jjr > gs shipped
GO , wheat 120 , houculiold goods 2 ,
oats 20 , machinorj 1 , broom corn 52 ,
lax 0 , potatoes 1 , barley 2 , corn 107 ,
rye 7 , moriiiandiao 30 ; total , 427.
Number'of cars received , sheep 1 ,
salt' J , farm machinery 4 , lime 4 ,
.rdosl , coal ( hard ) 2 , lumber 83 , coal
[ private ) 78 , coal ( company ) 172 , emi
grant goods 0 , merchandise , oil , gro-
; ries , agricultural implements , etc. ,
313 ; total , 007.
It will bo soon by , the above state
ment that this station forwarded 20i
nioro and received 158 moro cars than
Dacoola did during the year 1881.
The total shipments and receipts at
Stromsburg and 1,094 cars , and al
Oscopla 730 , making a ' total of 3C2
cars in favor of the littlo'town on the
Bluo.
The following number of cars have
been forwarded from this place since
January 1 , 1882 : Corn 185 cars , oate
4 , hogs 4 , wheat 15 ; total , 207.
HAWKKVK.
AN HONEST MEDIOINE FREE
OF COST.
Of all medicines advertised to cure
.my allection of the Throat , Chest 01
Lungs , wo know of none wo can roc
oinmond so highly as Bit. KINO'S NBM
DISCOVKHY for Consumption Coughs
Colds , Asthma , Bronchitis Hay Fever
vor , Hoarseness , Tickling in tin
Thrqa't , loss of voice , otc. This medicine
icino docs positively euro , and t'm '
whore everything else has failed. N <
medicine can show ono-half BO man ;
positive and permanent cures as havi
already been effected by this truli
wonderful remedy. For Asthma am
Bronchitis it is a perfect specific , cur
ing the very worst cases in the short
est 'timo possible. Wo say by al
means give it a trial. Trial bottle :
Froo. Regular size 81.00. Forsalohj
8lly ( ) IHH & MoMAHON , Omaha
JOHN tmnLKK , XKUUR uciuur ,
I'icildcnt. Vice Prcs't
W. B , UKIHIIKR , Sec. and Trcas.
THE NEBRASKA
MAMAGTURIM OE
Lincoln , Neb ,
MANUFACTUUKllS OF
Corn Planter * , Harrows , Farm Rolleri
Sulky Hay Rakes , Bucket Elevating Wind
mills , &c.
Wo are prepared to do job work and manufac
turlrg ( or other patties.
Addroa all otileri
NKDHA8KA MANUFACTURING CO.
LINCOLN , Nm.
fanlO-gm
THE OCCIDENTAL
d. I. PAYNTER
Proprietor
Corner 10th and Howan
Street ? ,
OMAHA , NEB ,
Rates , Two Dollars For Day
BOSTON MARKET
Curaing Street
J , JJOBES.iPropr. .
Fresh and Salt Meats of al
Kinds , Poultry , Fish , &o. ,
in Season ,
OOXMTEI
A rcmtily with mien a roprcnonlfttlnn as Hos-
itter'Hfitoinnch Hitters esorvci a fair trial II
ou arc djxpcptlc , jour malady will eventually
led to It ; If you nro feeble , latk flc < ih and feel
ospondcnt , It will both bund and chccrjouup ;
f tou are constipated It will rtllevojon , and If
Illoui , healthful ntlnnilutn vour liver. Iinn't
etpond , but make this effort In the right illrcc-
n.
For taloby all drugalsts and dorters generally ,
fch Sto ml
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Who want glossy , luxuriant
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bcantiiul Hair mast nso
WON'S KATHAIRON. This
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makes the Hair prow freely
and fast , keeps it from falling
ont , arrests and cores grayness -
ness , rcmoTCS dandruff and
itching , makes the Hair
strong , giving it a curling
tendency ana keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tiful , healthyTIaIr is the sure
result of using Kutbairon.
' PILES ! PILES ! PILES !
A Sure Cure Found at Last )
' No Ono Need Sailor I
A sure euro for Wind , Illocillnir , Itching and
llcoruted Piles has been discovered by Dr. Wll-
am , ( an Indian remedy , ) called Dr. William's
ndlan Ointment. A single box ban cured the
worst chronlo cases of 25 or 30 } ears standing. No
ne need suffer five minutes alter applying this
ondorful soothing medicine. Lotions , Instru
ments and electuaries do more barm than ( rood ,
Villain's Ointment absorbs the tumors , allays
lie Intense Itching , ( particulaaly at night after
citing warm In bed , ) acts as a poultice , gives In-
t&nt and painless relief , and la prepared only for
ilos. Itching of the private parts , and for noth
ne else.
Head what the lion J. II. CcfBnbcrry of Cloio-
and says about Dr. William's Indian Pile Oint
ment : I ha\e used scores of Piles euros , and It
affords mop euuro to say thatlhave never found
anything which ga\o mien Immediate and peruw
nent relief as Dr. William's ( ndlan Ointment
For sale by all druggist * or mailed ou receipt ol
price , 11.00.
HENRY & CO. , Prop'ra. ,
OLBTKUMD , OHIO
For sale by 0. F Goodman.
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THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
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It In a pOBitlvecuro lor ttpbruibtoirhrrt , JScmlru
Veoktiosi ) . luipotuncy , and all dleeaueu resulting
rom Self-Alniw ) , au Mental Anxlotj , Lossi
iti'mory , Tain. ) In the Back or Side , and disease *
that lead tc
Consumption
J8il ! insanity carlygravc an ,
The Specific
iM.M i ? Medicine being used U
with wonder
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llculari.
Price , Specific , 11.00 per package , or tlx p ck
res ( oi 16.00. Address all orders to
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Noe. 104 and 100 Main St. Buffalo , N. t.
la Omaha by C , I. Goodman , J. W , Bell
Ish , and all oruirfliteevcryvtherc.
EUROPEAN RESTAURANT ,
1106 Parnham Street.
MEALS AND LUNCH
Served at all Hours.
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fob4-lni
THE KENDALL
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It plaits and presses perfectly ono vard pe
minute. '
It plalU ( roj ) MO of an Inch to 1 1-4 Inches Ii
w Idtfi In the coarwtt felts or finest ullkf .
It does all kind * and st ) le > of plaiting In use.
No lady that docs her own dress maklni ; cai
afford to do without ono as nlco fUltlnt ; 1
tieveroutbf faslilon , II net n It Mils Itself. Fo
Machine * , Circulars or Atrent'n terms address
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_ 113ilama St. , ChlcaKO. 111.
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rhea , Irupot.
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tude , I'aln In the llack , Dimness of Vision , Pr <
mature Old Ago , and many other DUcasos thi
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lured rave.
particulars In our pamuhlet , hlc
e denlre to send free I v mall to v r > oni
fctrrbv Hpeclflc Uixllclne ls told by all drug l
tll | > i'r ixicknifo , or (1 | > ackve4i for # . or i
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Mm. J. O. Ilobcrtaon , rittuburir , Pn , v. riles : "I
at miftcrlnir from general dcMllty. want of ap
petite , constipation , etc. , o that life was a Imr-
on ; after tiling Ilurdock JJlcxxl Hitters I felt lict-
cr than for jears , I cannot pnlno jour Hitters
ootmicli. "
ill.Glbl . of Buffalo , N. Y. , writes : "Voui
Junlock IKci Ulttcrn , In chronic fUftciscsot the
looj. liicr . .J kidneys , haxo been signally
larked with imcceim. I have lived them injncil
Ith l > ct results , for torpidity of the Ih cr , nnd In
iwoof a friend of mlno Buffering from dropsy ,
10 effect was man clous. "
IlrucoTurner , Rochester , N. Y.iwrltcs : 't hau
icon subject to serious disorder of the klelncjs ,
ml iinablu to attend to Innlncss ; llurdock Ulooi !
litters rcllexed mo bcforo half abottlo was used
feel confident that tlicv will entirely euro 1110. " ,
Aieulth Hall , lllnifhampton , N. Y , , writes !
'I suffered wlthn dull pain through inv cfl
ung and ehouldcr. Lost my spirits , appetite
nd color , and could with illlliculty keep up all
ay. Took jour llurdock Illood III tiers at ill
reeled , and ha\u felt no pain slnco first week at
tcr using thorn. "
itr. Noah nates , Eltnlro , N. Y. . writes : "About
our years ago I hid an attack of bilious fo\eranc
never fully recovered. My dlgcstho organ !
ere weakened , and 1 would be completely pros
rated for d.ijs. After using tno bottles of joui
lurdock Illood Hitters the Improvement was sc
l-tble that I was astontihcd. I can now. though
1 years of age , do a fair and reasonable day'i
work.
C. Illackct Robinson , proprietor of The CanaiU
'resbytcrian , Toronto , Ont. , writes : "For jean
suffered greatly from oft-recurring headache.O
scd your llurdock lilood Hitters with happlcsl
csultD , and I now find mi self In better health
ban for years past. "
Mrs. Wallace , Buffalo , N. Y , writes : ' ! have
scd Burdock Illood Hitter. ) for nervous and Ml ,
ous headaches , and can recommend It to anyone
equlrlng a cure for bllllousncss. "
Mrs. Ira Mullnolland , Albany , N. Y , writes :
For several j cars I have suffered from oft-rocur
ing bllllous headaches , dyspepsia , and com ,
JainU peculiar to my sex. Since using youi
lurdock Illood Bitters I am entirely relieved. "
FOSTER , MILBURN , & Co , , Props ,
BTTFFAI.O , N. Y.
Sold at wholesale by Ish & Mcltahon and C. F ,
oodnian. Jo 27 cod-me
Tnls great ipecille cures that most loathsome
disease
SYPHILIS
RTliothor in Ita Primary , Soconclarj
or Tertiary Stugo
lomo\ all traces of > ercury Iroui the sja
tent , Cures Scrofula , Ol.l Soiei , Ilheuma-
tit in , Eczema , Catarrh or any
Illood Disease.
Curoii When Hot SpringN Fall !
Maltcrn , Ark. , Alay 2,1831
Woha > ocasc > < ln our ton n who Ihcdatllol
Sprluf ( and were filially cured with S. S. S.
McG'AMiio.s & MDKUT
Memphis , Menu. , Hay 12 , 1831
Wo have sold 1,20(1 hot Ics of S. S. S. In a > car
t has given universal sithfictlon. t air mindec
phjslclans now recommend It as a posithi
pcclflc. s MANSFIKLO & Co.
Louisville , Ky , , May 18.1881.
S. S , S. has given better sati.faction than an ;
anedlclne I hao ever sold J. A. FLKXNBK.
Uoinei , Col. May 2,1831.
Every puroha cr tpcaks In the highest term
ofS. 8.8. L. Melssetnr.
Hlchinond. Va . May 11,1881.
You can refer am body to IH In regard to th
merits of S. S. S. Polk , Miller & Co.
Ila'e never known S , 8 , 3 to fall to euro a cos
rf Syphilis , when properly taken.
II. L. Dem ard. j-Terrj , n. .
Kll Warren.
The aboi e signers arogcntlcinan of high stand
ing. A U COLQU1TT ,
Ginernor olQcorgla.
IF YOU WISH WB W LLTAKE YOUUSE 0 ,
TO BE PAID FOIt WHKN CUUED.
Write for particulars and copy of IHtl
book 'Metsago to the UM fortunate.1'
l.OOO Rnward will be paid to an
chemist who will find , on analysis 100 bottle
8 S. S , ono partlclb of Mercury lodUe Pota :
alum or any Mineral substance.
8WIFT SPECIFIC CO. frops.
Atlanta , Ga.
Price of regular siio reduced to 81.75 per dnl
tie Small s'te , holding half the quantity , pric <
11.00.
Sold by KENNAKD & CO. ,
and Druggists Generally
S T. JACKSON PLANER
'A bradnf.to fioin the Unhcielty of Pcnns )
\anlaat I'hlladtlphla of the
Clasj
Tenders his professional services totho citizen
of Omaha and all others needing the same , pn
dlcatlng his claim Ihercfor from 40 years' o
pcrlcncu , sixteen ) care of w hlch time ho spent I
ontli America , from wlilcli country ho has jui
returned , kalnlnv vthl'st In the provinces man
rcmtdliH for various dUcasea coinnion to th !
country from the natlvts of tt.e fa ire.
The Doctor makes a specialty of all Chron !
UojseH , partlcularlly tho"o of females. Ho make
ko fmuul at his rooms at the Planters' IIousi
c riur of Dodno and Sixteenth Streets.
mo codlu *
The Great English Remedy
iS'evcr falls lo cut
Nervous Debility , V
lt.il Kxliautllon , Emli
Ulons , RcmlnnJ Weak
,
HOOD , and all th
kill effects of ) outt
ful lollies and excel
< cs. It stops pcrmi
nently all utakenln *
int oluntary loss san
Iralps upon the s > i
em , tlie Inevitable r <
nultol tlieno ovilnrai
tlccs , which ylll are so destructive to mind and bed
and maVo life miserable , often kadlni ; to Insanl
ly and death It etrennthun the MurvesUrali
( incmorW Illood , Muscles , Plxullve and Hcpri
ductile Orpins , It restores to all the oriranl
functlnis their former vigor 'and vltalltj , 1111
inir life cheerful and enjojable I'rlie , f J
bottle , or four Hints tr.o quamlt ) J10 , Suit b
express , secure from observation , to any addrcs
onrectlptof price. No. C. O. D , sent , exec ]
on receipt of $1 as a Kuara < tee , Letters , n
quettlnu aniwers mint Inclose vlauip.
Dr. Mintie'a Dandelion Pills
aru the licit and cheapest djeptpila and bllllot
euro In the murkU. bold b ) ull UrtifgUtd. I'rk
CO ctnls.
DK. JIiMia's KiUMir REUIDT , OKruKTicTH ,
Cures all * kind of Kldnvyand bladder complalnti
KOMorrhca , Klcctard Icucorreca. For tale ja
uauce st : 1 a Imttlc.
KNOLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE ,
71801hoSt. , lit. Louis , Mo.
Jan6-ly _
J. C. ELLIOTT & CO.
Plumbing , Steam & Gas Fitting
Turbine Water Motoi
AUO JOBBERS Ik
Pumpi , Plpo FlttluB end Broi
Good * ,
Cor. 14th anil Harnoy , Oinalia , Nol
A WAKB MOTOR IK CO.\SUNTOI-KKATIO.S.
tcb4dlf
S. W. WYATT
. .
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Lath , Shingles ,
SASH , DOORS , BLIPS AP MOUUMS. ,
15th and Ouming Sts. ,
OMAHA , - NEBRASKA.
IROTIB : &
holesale Lumber ,
= , So. 1408 Farnliam Street , Omaha , Ueb ,
fcbl-l-3ino
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS
HOTELS. PROPRIETORS vntr.v
ARLINQTON , J. Q. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Net.
SARATOGA HOTEL. J. 8. BTEtLINIUS , Mllford , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , Stromtburg , N * .
HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL , Louisville
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY & CLARK , Blair , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTE- , J. G. MEAD , Nellgh , Neb
GRAND CENTRAL 5. SEYMOUR , Nobratka City , Neb.
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , P.-L. THORP , Weeping Water.Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. CAARPER , Hardy , Neb.
GREENWOOD HOUSE , G. W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Neb
ENO HOUSE , E. L. ENO , Eremont , Neb.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LCVELL , Atklnion , Neb.
MORGAN HOUSE , E. L GRUBB , Guide Recd , Neb.
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & BECKER , Creston , la.
JUDKIN8 HOUSE , JUDKINS & BRO , , Red Oak , la.
HOUSTON HOUSE , GEO. OALPH , Extra ; la
REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. M. REYNOLDS , Atlantic , la ,
WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKER , Audubon , la.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , S. BURGESS , Neola , la.
CITY HOTEL , Dl B. WILLIAMS , Harlan , la ,
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. CUMMINQS , Corning , Ix
NEBRASKA HOTEL , J , L. AVERY , Stanton , Net *
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , A/M. / LUTTON , Vllllsca , la.
JUDKINS HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , la ,
BALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida'Grove , la
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , B , F. STEARNS , Odebolt , la
GRAND PACIFIC , J. NORTON , Columbus , Neb. _ j'
wooba HOUSE , JOHN ECKERT , Osceola , Neb.
DOUGLAS HOUSE , J. S. DUNHAM , Clarks Neb.
Manufacturing Company ,
-MAKERS OF THE-
finest Silver Plated-Spoons and Perks ,
The only and/ / ! Stional plato that
original firm oi\ \
ia giving for instance
Rogers Bros. *
* , ! stance a single
All ou' Spoons ,
plated Spoon a
Forks and
Knives plated triple thickness
with the greatest
plate only on
of care. Each
the a e c t i o s
lot being hung
ou a scale while where expo d
being plated , tc lo wear , the'reby
insure a full deposit making a single
posit of silver or
plated Spoon
them , iWo
wear as long as
Wo would call
n triple plated
especial atten
tion to our sec- one
Rival. Orient.
All Orders In the West should be Addressed to
A. B. HUBERMANN ,
Wholesale Jeweler ,
OMAHA , - - - NEB ,
Clearing Sale !
PO LACK'S
PALACE CLOTHING HOUSE
Is the place to Buy Bargains.
EVERYTHING MARKED IN RED FIGURES. -A
S )
Look for the Red Ink M ks.
. C.
WHOLESALE GROCER , ,
1213 Farnham St. . Omaha ,