i'HJi ) OMAHA DAILY JFBIDAY. MABCH 17 1882-
JUDICIAL JUGGLERY.
Peculiar Freaks of the Blitu
Goddess at Lincoln ,
Political Point * and Bntinoi
Brief * .
Th6 Bet.
LINCOLN , March 15. LancaaU
Justice Jias some rather peculiar fca
turca nbout it. In iho district cour
hero a day or two since a man Tvh
put a bullet through another's ' heat
was unanimously acquitted and mucl
congratulated over his escnpo from i
mlliclous prosecution. The day fol
lowing a cold and heartless wroch
who hnd stolen a horse horn , was son
to the ponttontiary for six years a
hard labor. It is a little hard t <
account for thojo inscrutable decisions
unless it bo because the horse belonged
longed to a prominent lawyer hero
while the man who was killed sconi.
to have belonged to nobody in partic
ular. There were a great many miti
gating circumstances in the case o
liorso stealing , and it is probable tha
nn effort will bo made to have the
verdict changed.
In the murder case of Dontnan vs.
Cokoloy , the jury is now out , with
the prospect of bringing in a verdict
of manslaughter. The murder oc
curred last 4th of July , Cokoloy was
proprietor f the St. Oharlps hotel
hero , find Ddiiman was bahaving in a
disorderly manner about the premises.
In an attempt to put the latter out ,
Cokoloy was cut slightly in the arm ;
erysipelas set in and. ho died tbroo
days later.
Another case of smalt pox has ap
peared hero , the victim being one J.
.E. Brady , a carpenter. lie is well
isolated and at lait accounts was blos
soming finely , with good prospects ol
getting through all right.
The number of firms encaging in
the money-lending business hero is
something remarkable. At least a
dozen different , parties are deriving a
prosperous traflio in loaning on chat
tels at 2 and 3 .per cent pur month.
It looks rather bad for the prosperity
of Lancaster county to see so many of
her farmers and other settlers obliged
to sccuro aid on such terms as those.
The Burlington and Missouri land
office has bdon doing a thriving busi
nessall winter , owing the mildness of
the season , A largo jiost of settlers
is looked for in the spring , all over
the state. There is some stir over
places to be filled at the coming city
election. The number of candidates
for the mayoralty is logion. The
present incumbent Wright is train
ing for the legislature next fall , and
will not seek a ro-olcction. For police
judge , Dales , Ban Cobb , A. K. Webs -
s tor and Jo. Bro.vvn are in the hands
of their friends.
The 'board of trade hero has just
began to receive regular Chicago quo
tations and puts and calls will soon
bo sold on the floor hero. The
Methodist members , headed by Burks
and Imhoff , winched a little at the
'idea , but they were overruled.
Ana us.
[ Gorman Ladles.
, The Dresden correspondence of The
; Saa Francisco Argonaut thus depicts
the Gorman women :
"Tho iirst Sunday was specially
noticeable as a day of pleasure and
/recreation. 1 Families , ns a whole- ,
' cither wont out to walk in the fresh
air or received friends at homo. The
.clatter 'of Gorman in the adjoining
room bespoke visitors for the after
noon party. A table neatly spread
with a snowy cloth , and provided with
a delicate china cup and saucer for
each guest , stood in the middle of the
room ; around it ranged the seats of
the visitors. A fair-liairod young
artist on the tiflit did some elaborate
inoedlowork ; hpr neighbor , a
teacher , waa crocheting ; the
old ladioo of the party ,
without exception , were knitting. The
handwork , BO mechanical through
long years of practice , did not in the
'
'least interfere with the conversation ,
that turned for the most part on clas-
aical plays that had boon seen and on.
joyed , classical musia that had boon
heard and appreciated , and line pic-
turcs that had boon soon and studied.
Of course , the surroundings and op
portunities in a German city would
give occasion tor auoh topics of con
versation ; yet the rare intelligence and
keen judgment of those Gorman ladies
would put to shame the flippant , shal
low conversations heard in moro pro-
tpntious circles of their American
-sisters. The coffee pot held the pluco
of honor in .ho centre of the table ,
and frequently \vont the round ? .
Through a long afternoon this little
company worked , and chatted , and
drank coflbo , each member ot the
party looking aa comfortable and hap-
.pyaa though it were a pleasure to
livo. 'Do the American ladies knit ) '
asked ono of the party , a question
probably suggested by my curious
gaze directed on her work. 'Not on
-Sunday , ' was the only answer my
limited vocabulary in Gorman
would allow. 'Not on Sunday1 ! This
was a bombshell. The clicking of
noodles stopped , side conversation
ceased , work and hands rested upon
the table , all eyes turned on mo , and
an expression of astonishment ap
peared on every face. Most impres
sively came the question 'Waruml1
( Why ? ) Perhaps the answer savored
a little of maliciousness. 'They think
it wicked. ' 'Wioked ! wicked ! ' ex
claimed oil with ono accord. Each
looked at her neighbor , and echoed
'Wicked ! ' Asked ono : 'Would the
Americans really think wo were
wicked could they eeo us to-day , sit
ting with our frbnds , enjoying life ,
and at the same time busying our
ifingcra ? " The hostess came to my
'relief by Baying : 'Oh , the American
JJadies from the west are not so
Bohrecklich fromm ( terribly pious ) a
the ladies from the east , ' and turiidd
the attention to the omnipresent
coffee-pot that again went the rounds.
Boon the lamps wcro lighted and the
-cheery company departed , "
& Suggestion for a Now Style of Con
gressional Record.
If congress resolve to act upon the
suggestion made by Senator Miller
' that The Congressional Record bo
, < iuued as a iteekly and sent to every
family in the country , some modifica
tion ouphtto bo made of the contonti
of The Record. The paper is mucl
too heavy and dismal in its prcson
condition to bo welcomed inthe ordi
nary American hoHsoKbld. 'Porhap
it might hive a ptmld department
and if so oho of the1 first puzzle coulc
take the shape , of an Inquiry how i
happens that so many congressmen
got rich on $5,000 year. The depart
inont of answers to correspondent
could bo enriched with references to
letters from ofllco-Reokers and the do
partmcnt of household economy coul <
contain explanations of how the members
borsrank their shirts home through
the postoflico so as to got thorn in the
family wash. As for the general con
tents , describing' ' the business pro
ccodings in the senate and the house ,
wo recommend that these should be
put info the form of yors'e. Wo
should treat them , say , something in
this fashion :
Mr. Hill
Introduced a bill
To glvo John .Smith a petition.
Mr. Bayord
Talked himself tlrtd
But said nothing worthy of mention.
This would bo succinct , musical , ant
in a dogrco impressive. Thoyoungosl
readers could grnip the moaning of it ,
and it could easily bo committed to
memory. Or a scene in the house
might bo depicted in such tonns as
those :
A very nlilo speech was made by Cox ol
Minnesota ,
Iteipcctinjj the nc'coistty of protecting the
black voter.
Two. indignantly responded to by Smith ol
Alabama.
Whoso abjuilnablo talk was silenced by
the Rpeiker'n hammer.
Pho.i Atkinson of Kansas rosa to make an
explanation ,
5it WAS pulled down by n colleague in a
state of Indignation.
And Mr. Alexander , In n speech about in
surance ,
Tnxo 1 the patience of hli hearers pretty
nearly past endurance.
After which Judge Whltakor denounced
the reciprocity
L'reaty with Hawaii as a scanJU'.ous mons
trosity.
It would bo advisable , of course , to
vary the motor as much no possible in
order to pro vent the monotony which
vould otherwise dull the interest ol
ho reader.
After giving the proceedings in the
louse as above , something of a moro
spirited nature , perhaps , could bo inserted -
sorted into the senate reports. Sup-
lose , for example , the pugcs devoted
o the senate should lead oif with
something of this kind :
Chen up row Smith of Florida , tha bout
' of the debitor ? .
And he gpoko about his measure for pro
tecting alllgntorr ;
: Ie ehowe I how tourist shoot at them
without regard for reason ,
Vnd mked to have It made a crime to kill
thorn out of season.
Chen Brown ho mo > e t amendment by in-
hortlng n brief clauHo
Compelling al.igators not to operate their
jawa ;
Jut Smith ho up and said of him who
thought the subject comical.
That Nature , when she gave him sense ,
had been too economical.
Vnd Brown , responding briefly , wished to
say in tliU connection
That Smith , In guarding reptiles , had an
eye to s It-protection.
L'heaSmlth ho flung a volume of the mes-
i ge and reports ,
Vnd Brown was laid upon the floor a go id
deal nut of sort * .
Of course , versification of The Con
gressional Record would require the
orvicos of'a pobt laureate of rather
unusual powers. If congress shall * c-
copt.seriously the suggestion * which
we make with an earliest desire to
iromoto the public interest , wo shall
ronturd to recommend the selection pf
; ho swofit singer qf Michigan ( M tfW
that occupant of the laureate's office.
-Our Continent.
TWO ANCIENT DUELS.
A. Romlntsconco of the Washington
Hotel Recently Demolished In
Now York ,
alburn's United Son lea Mig&ilno.
A singular and fatal duel was fought
onio years ago in Now York , by the
ate Stephen Price , , well known in
England as a firmur lessee of Dinry
jane theatre. Benjamin Price was
onsidored thn handsomest of his fain-
ly , though his brother' ' Stephen was
tot to bo dojpisitd , either as regards
oed looks or abilities. Benjamin ono
veiling Jhad escorted a very pretty
voinan to the Park theatre , when ,
the performance , a British
Ilicor in an adjoining box took the
iborty of stariui ; her full in the face ,
iho complained ot it to Bon Price ,
rrho , on its repetition , seized the ot-
ender by the nose with "his finger
nd thumb , and wrung it most effect-
ally. " The ofiloor lot't his box and
vent to Bon Price's , Ben in answer
o a knock opened the door , when the
ID cor , whoso name was Green , asked
Jen whut ho meant , icmarking at the
amu thao that ho mount no insult to
lie lady. "Oh , very well , " replied
[ Jen , "neither did I moan to insult
ou by what I did. " Upon this they
book hands as sworn brothers , and
omo tirno after Mr. Green wont to
Canada to join his regiment. The
acts of the affair , however , had
eaohod Canada before Mr. Green did ,
nd.of course , got noised about. An
Ulcer of his regiment , having a pique
gainst dim , was particularly active in
iriug the scandal , and brought the
uattor so strongly before his brother
ollicors that ono of them , a Oapt , Wil-
on , insisted upon Green being ostra-
ized unless ho went back to New
fork immediately and challenged
'rice. Green , however , being noshot ,
e was allowed time to gat up his
istol practice to a tavorablo standard
ud , having practiced for live hours
ally until ho could hit a dollar at ten
aces nine times out of ton , then ho
amo to Now York and challenged
Jon Price They fought at Hobokon.
'tico boiiiu killed at the first fire ,
The seconds immediately decamped ,
nrhile O roon , who had obtained leave
o go to England on urgent private
flairs , took a small boat , crossed the
Ivor , and got ou board u vessel in the
my ready to sail for the country ,
'rice's body was found where ho had
allen , with a piece of paper attached
o the breast , on which wore written
he following words : "This Is Bouja-
nin Price , boarding in Ycsoy street ,
few York ; take care of him. " The
body was brought to the city quietly ,
and ho was buried in Now York.
The death of Ben Price was , how
ever , but one-half of the tragic trail-
action that resulted from the pulling
> f Mr. Green's noso. Some years
aterOapt. WiUon , who has already
joen referred to , arrived in Now York
roni England on his way to Canada
and put up at the Washington hotel ,
There ono day at dinner the convera *
tion turned on the death of Bel
Price and the manner thereof , whei
C pt , Wilson , who had joined in th
conversation , took credit for havinj
been mainly instrumental in bringin
about the duel , detailing all tho/pVr
ticulars connected therewith. > Thi
statement was carried immediately ti
Stephen Trice , who was lying ill 0
the tout at home , Bis friends aaic
that ho nt once implicitly obeyed tin
instructions of the physician , and , ob
taiuing thereby a short ccftiaiiou a
the gout , was enabled to hobblu ou
of doors , his lower extremities bcinj
swathed in flannel His first count
was to seek the Washington hotel
where his inquiry was :
"Is Capt , Wilson within ? "
"lie in , " eaid the waiter.
"Show mo up to his roomsak
Stephen , and ho was shown up BO
coraingly. '
Hobbling upstairs with much diffi
culty , cursing alternately as ho wen
the gout which caused the pain auc
the captain who was the cauxo of hit
having to hobble , with equal vehemence
menco , ho at lust reached Capt. Wil
son's room , his fo-t cased in tnocca
sins and his hand grasping a stick ,
Capt. Wilson rose to receive liim
wondering all the time who his lame
visitor could bo , but his mind on tha
point was soon relieved. '
"Aro you Capt. Wilson 1" said tin
stranger.
"That is my name , " replied tin
captain ,
"Then , sir , my name is Stophdt
Price. You sec , sir , I can scarcely
put ono foot before the other ; I' ' an
nfllictod with the gout. My object it
coining hero is to insult you. Shall ,
have to knock you dcwn , or will yet
consider what I have said a aufiioien
insult , and act accordingly ? "
"No , sir , " replied iho captain , sinil
ing ; " I shall consider what you hav <
aid quite sufficient , and shall act no
cordingly. You shall hoar from me. '
In duo time there came a message
from Capt. Wilson to Stephen Price
time , place , and weapons wcro ar
ranged , and early ono morning a boat
loft Now York in which wore seated ,
face to face , Stephen Price , the cap
tain and two friends. They all lauded
at Btidloo's island , the principals took
their positions , and Oapt. Wilson fell
dead at the first shot. The captain's
body was interred in the vault 'thero ,
itid Price andtho twosecondsroturned
to New York. Capt. Wilson's'frionda
in America thought ho had departed
suddenly to Canada , and his friends
in England i nought ho had -dither
iiod suddenly or had been killed in n
luol on his way to join his regi
ment.
Mirabllo Diotu.
"Your Spring Blossom is n SUCCORS. ]
certainly think Iis effects ate wonderful :
til the ay.-poitio symptoms I complained
) f havd vanished ; my wife is also enthu-I-
istle In | r Ise of It ; she was dlsrlguro'l by
jlotchca an 1 pimples on her face , and hail
i continuous headache. She ia nil right
low , and all unnight'y eruptions have van-
nhod. You may reter all ( Iuubtinglpar-
; lcs to me. ' "U. M. WILLIAMSON ,
"Klk s'reet , Buffalo. "
Price CO centc , trial bottles 10 cents.
HOUSEHOLD PINANCB.
: ho Trouble Extravagant Wives and
Moan Husbands Male * In
the .World.
'hllaJclphU Record ,
Ono of the peculiarities of the pres-
mt social system is that relating to-tho
'money question" between husbands
aid wives. Although with the imp-
ial oath , the husband does with all
lis worldly goods tho/winhvdowvftoo ,
jfton'tiro memory o2 tna'obligation
lies with the word of promise ou the
ips. When a man takes a woman to
30 his wife ho assumes the broadest
> bligation to provide for her comtort
ind support. A man of wealth is
> ound to enable a woman to sustain
lorself creditably in the circle in
vhich they move ; the poor man to
idininistpr to the comfort of
lid family as far as within his
noans , The ethical code docs not
) bligate the affluent man to indulge
tis family in profligate extravagance ,
tor the poor man to make provision
or his family inconsistent with his
ncomo. Thu inconsiderate and reek-
ess waste of money by some woman
irovidod with unstinted means , and
ho endeavor of others , whose moans
.re . limited to a pretentious display
TO equally to bo condemned. There
.re sumo men who do nut realize , or ,
, t any rate , who seem to forget , that
heir wives have any rights in money
natters nhich they are bound
o respect. A wife to this sort of a
msband is much the same as a sorv-
nt. Does she require money for
ftmily necessities , she must render
ccount for the expenditure of every
out. If shopping is to bo done , she
aust go to bun for money to pur-
hue oven a spool of thread
r to pay ear faro. This is humiliat-
ag to a sensitive woman , yet such in-
tancos come under observation every
.ay. A nun of delicatb sensibilities
rpuld himself feel humiliated that his
rife should bo placed in such a posi-
ion. And ynt the man who never
dinks to provide his wife with small
hango is careful enough to keep the
r hero with in his own pocket to supply
lis cigars , his drinks , his luncheons ,
nd other incidentals , regardless of the
act that a woman , ton , has daily inci-
iental expenses. The "moan man"
reals his wife in this manner out of
mro cussedness , There are others ,
lowover , who make the grave mistake
if not recognizing the ability of their
irives in pecuniary matters , and treat
hem as though they were children
vho do not know the value of
uonoy. Thosp two classes coinpre-
lend all married men , for the man
vho is too ttingy to give his wife the
noney which is hers by right is mean.
Vdvice would bo wasted on him , but
ticking might have potent efiect. As
o those men who question the finan-
: ial shrewdness and ability of women ,
mreful observation should convince
hem that as a gonoial thing good
vivos are over more prudent , thrifty
ind economical financiers than men ,
. 'ut money in your wife's purse and
end her out shopping , and she will ,
line times out of ten , make ono dol-
ar go as far again as you will. Hun-
Irodo of prosperous men to-day owe
heir success to the counsel and ad-
'ice ' of their wives , to whom they
mve confided ; nor are they ashamed
o acknowledge it. Many are the
> ankrupts who would have continued
n prosperity had they but followed
ho advice of .their wives ; they will
ell you so themselves. Every day
vo see noble wives , who are cast upon
heir owii resources by the failure o
some reckless speculation on whic !
their husbands entered , assum
grave responsibilities and dtspla
wonderful powers of energy and cal
culatlon , Every day wo see womo ;
whose entire lives have been of do
Bicstic devotion left widowed and dea
titulo , with the burden of a famil ;
upon .their ! inexperienced shoulders
display a'persevering industry , thrif
and financial discretion which ough
to put to shame any man who woul <
question the judiciary abilHy , o
Wdrrian. Lot every husband conside ;
his wife entitled to a fair sharp of hi
income for personal and family ex
ptfascsf avoid mpddling with ths in
terior details of iho homo , trustini
implicitly to iho judgment and management
agoment of the wife , and the cosci
will bo rare where the result will n
be greater domestic happiness , as wol
AI pecuniary advantage.
"HOUGH ON HATS. "
The thing desired found at lost. Ael
druggist for "Rough on KaU. " It cleai
out raU , mice , roachfp , fiiEgbert Imgs ; IF
A rcmtJy with BUC * > a rcprwnlatlrn as Hos-
Utttr'sHtcmiich Bitters Reserves ft fair trial II
jou aio dyspeptic , your malady will eventually
ylo d to It ; K you * ro treble , luck flesh and feel
dcnpondcnt. It nlll both build and cheer you up ;
if MJII are constipated It will nllcio Jou , and II
tillloui , healthful stlmulkte vour liver. Don'l
clo o n but make this cDort In the right direc
tion ,
For sale by all drujftlsU and dca'crg generally.
fo'i ' Stn ml
_
Real Estate
5,000 PIECES
OP
PROPERTYI
For Sale "
By JOM I. CLAEKE ,
S , W. oor. Douglas and 14th Sts-
_ ° _ fub8-ood-tf
To Nervous buiterers
THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Or. J. B. Simpson's' Specific
II Is positive cure tor Upermatoirbea , Remln *
iVeoknu * . Irapotwicjr , and all dli b M resulUiu :
( ram Srlr-Abiuo , M Mental Anxiety , Loan
aociory , Pulns In the Back1 or Side , uui dlsowei
u.- , . rrru th t Idd t < 1
CoruumpUos
o 8peclfl (
Uedlcln * li
being OJnil
with wonder <
fill IUCC6M.
_ . Pomchleb
nt free to til. Write toi them and get fall par
iculari.
Prfre , Specific , tl.OO per package , or six pack
at'cs for io.CO. Addren all onlen to
B. SlllSON MEDICINE CO
Nc8 104 and 1C Main St. Buffalo , N. T.
SoH In Omahi by 0. F. Goodman , J. W. Bell ,
I. K. tab. and all /rusrslitaoreryKhoro.
_ I . < fAw
M. R. RiSDON ,
rjen'l ' Insurance Agent
Phoenix .Aesurarvo Co. , of London ,
CaahAiactta . , . { 5,301,604.00
Vcbtchesscr , X Y. , Capital. . . . . . . . l.COO.WO.O-i
fho Jlcnhanti , of Kewark , K. J. ,
Capital . 1,276COO.O
SlardFIro , I'blUdclphla , Capital. . . . 1,200,000.0
firemen's Fund . 1,239,016.0
Hrll'sh America Assurance Co . ,
Office , Boyd's ' Opera House.
Sioux Oity A Pacific
.
SIOUX OITY ROUTE
Run a Solid Train through from
Oounoll Blufts tc St. Paul
Without Ohang * T'ma ' , Only 17 Houn
IT n
THE HUOKTK3T ROUTE
reon
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ro or. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTU OR BIHUARCB
nd all point * In Northern Iowa , illnneaou and
Dakota. ThU line Is uqulpped with the Imprnvec
Vretlnghouse Automatic Air-brake and Ullle
i'latfonn Coupler and Buffer : and for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMPORT
i uniurpaatod. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car
un through WITHOUT OIIANOK between Kail
laa City and Si. Paul , via Council Dluli and
loux City.
Trains leave Union Paclflo Trauifcr at Coun-
U Blufli , at 7:36 : p. m. dally on arrival of Kansar
'Hy , St. Joseph and Council llluffa train from
ho South. Arriving at Sioux City 11:36 p. m. .
ud at the New Union Depot at St. Paul at 12:30
oon.
EN IIOURS IN ADVANCE OT ANTiOTIIEIl
KOUTE.
jtarRemeuiber In taking the Sioux City Routt
ou get a Through Train. The Shortcut Line ,
lie Quickest Time and a Comfortable lUde In thr
Titouch C'ara between
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND ST. PAUL.
tZTBee that your Tickets read via the "Sioux
Hty and I'acltto llallroad "
/ 8. WATTLES. J. R. BUCHANAN
Superintendent. Uen'l 1'asa. Agent.
P , K. ROBINSON , Aw'l Ocn'l Pas * . Ag"t. ,
Missouri Valley , Iowa.
J , II. O'BRYAN , Souths cttern Agent ,
Councl Illufli.Iowa
BOSTON MARKET ,
Cuming Street
J , J. JfOBESiProjr. , ]
Fresh and Salt Moats of all
Kinds , Poultry , Fish , &o. ,
in Season.
Q Q3ME3E1'
Olarkson & Hunt ,
Bucveeaiv * to UlchnJj li Hani ,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW ,
Om b K b.
TJ | ff ift
JjlTTtRS
Mrs. J. O. Robtrteoni PltUburtr , Ta. , writes ! " 1
WAI Rufforlnr from general debljlty , ivan of ap
petite , constipation , etc. , BO that file was a bur
den ; after using Bnrdoclc fllood Bitten t felt bet
ter than for yean. I cannot pr&lso jour Bitten
too much. "
n. Olbbs. of Buffalo , N. T. , writes : "Voui
Burdock nlci Iltt ! n , In chronic dl ea eiof the
blood , liver a.J kldneyi , hate been slgnalls
marXed with sflcxiofs. I have u cd them myicfl
with best rcoultx , for torpidity of thellicr and In
CMC of a friend of mine Buffering from dropsy ,
the effect was marvelous"
Bruce Turner , Rochester , N. Y. wrltcsr' ! hav (
been subject to nt-rloiu disorder ot the kidneys ,
atnl unable to attend to hunlnns ; Uiirdock Blood
Bitten relieved tno before half a bottle Mas used
I fuel confident that they will entirely cure me. "
' i A'cnlth Hall , Blnghatnpton , N..Y. , writes :
"I sulTcrcd with a dull pain tfcrsush niy ell
lunif and shoulder , Lonttny spirits , apiietit ;
and color , and could with Ulniculty keep up all
day. Took jour llurdoik Blood Bitters as d | .
rectcd , and he fc.t no | ln since fint week af <
ter uslnc them. "
Sfr. Noah Bates , Elmlra , N. Y. , writes : "About
four years ngo I had an attack of bilious fever , and
ne > er fully recovered. My digestive organi
were weakened , and I would bo completely pros
trated for days , After using two bottles of your
Burdock Blood Bitters the lmpro\cmcnt was m
vl Ible that I was astonished. I can now , though
61 yean of age , da a fair and reasonable Jay's
work.
0. Blacket Robinson , proprietor of The Canada
[ rcsbyterian , Toronto , Out. , writes ; "Ferycars
[ suffered greatly from oft-recurring headache. 1
used your Burdock Blood Bitten with happiest
result * , and I now find mvnelf ID bettor health
ban for yean past. "
Mrs. Wallace , Buffalo , N. Y , writes : ' ! have
used Burdock Blood Bitters for nervous and bil
ious headaches , and can recommend It to anyone
requiring a euro for bllllousncas. "
Mrs. Ira Mullnolland , Albany , N. Y , writes :
'For several years I have Buttered from oft-recur
ring bllllous headaches , dyspepsia , and com-
ilalnts peculiar to my sex. SInce using your
Burdock Blood Bitten I am entirely relieved. "
Price , SI.OO pet Bottle ; Trial Bottles 10 OU
FOSTER'MILBURN & Co Props
, , , , ,
BD7FAX.O , N. V.
Sold at wholesale by lob & McMahon and 0. F.
Goodman. Je 27 eod-me
Tnls great ipeciflg cures that most lo'aUiiomo
1 disease' i .1 Y <
SYPHILIS
'Whether ID lt Primary , Secondary
Removes all traces ol a crcury irom the sys
tem , Curea Scrofula , Old So-01 , Rheuma
tism , Erzcina , Catarrh or any
Blood Disease.
Care * 'When Hot Spring ! Fall !
Hah cm , Ark. , May 2,1S81.
Wo have cases In our town who lived at Hot
Sprlnj. and were finally cured with S. S. S.
UcCAMMON & MURST.
Memphis. Monn. , May 12,1881
Wo have sold 1,298 bet Ics ol d.S. S. In a year.
It has civ en universal satisfaction. Fair minded
physicians now recommend It as a positive
specific. 8. MAMsruLD a CO.
Louisville , Ky , , May 13.1831.
B. S. 3. has given better sati faction than any
medicine I have ever sold. J. A , FUXNIK.
Uonvci , Col. May 2,1881.
Every purcha cr > peaks In the highest tcnst
oS. S. U. L. McUietor.
Richmond. Ta. . May 11 , 1881.
You can refer anybody to ua In regard to the
vaorlts of S. S. S. Polk , Miller & Co.
' Ha e never known R. 8. S to fail to cure a case
f f Syphilis , when properly taken.
The oboe signers areuentlcmsn of high utand-
ng. A 11 COLQU1TT ,
, Qoveruor
IP YOIT WISH WIJV LLTAKEY1UKSE CA
TO BE PAID FOIl W11KN CURED.
Write for particulars and oopy of Ittle
look 'Muesa''O to the Unfortunate.
81,000 Howard ! be paid to any
cliem t who will Hud , on ami ysls MO bottles
i S. 0. , one rartlclu of Mercury lodldo Pqtta-
turn or any illncral substance.
SWll-T SPECIFIC CO. ropn.
Atia'iiB , Oa.
Price of rceular size rodticcd to tfl 75 per nt
le Small s'ze ' , holding hilf tno uuautlty , pr.co ,
91.00.
SoldhyKENKAIII ) &Ci > . ,
and Druitclit" t wnerallv
OKAY'S SJPJBGIlflU MUDlClNE'
TRADK MARK
English rcrn
eiiy. Anun.
failing cure
for Seminal
Weakness ,
Spormator.
rbea , Impotency -
oncy , and all
Dlbeaeesthat
o AFTER TARIRQ.
Self-Abuse ; us lx s ot Memory , Universal Lasal-
ude. Pain In the- Back , Dimness of Vl.lon , Pre
maturn Old Ace , and many other Diseases that
ead to Insanity or Consumption and a Prema *
ure Grave.
AfKull particnlars In our panvnhlet , which
we deelre to send free t r mall to every one.
jarTho Specific Medicine Is told by all druggists
at tl per package , or 8 packing for $5 , or nil )
be sent free by mall on rest ptof tha money , by
addroeslnr THEGHA 1EDIC1NECO. ,
Buffalo , N. Y.
If ' ' OooH * ptm .wd
otlmJni.iii.wcak'
ened by tlie strain ol
rour duties avoto
itlluulantsand u
Hop Bittera.
rlra or slnRl * . tld or
Itoor health or UnpuUU
DCU , rtly ou Ho p itter * .
Whoctef yon are. - Tbciuanot me
li neT r you feel naully r r o m
tltat your iritctn form jf KI one *
ml'
needs ckansins , ton- tiitt
In it or itltuul
. .U HOP
.
{ vpjlu , kidney 0,1.0
fjriu'iwirwcftfH-
an Ktaclutt
, dueate
I mint
and trreutta
of Iho .totuaeh ,
tile cure tot
,
( WIIY ( . tlooJ druukenouss
Uir or nm < I O8e of opiate ,
You wlU tin tobacco , V
c-undif JOVJUM n&rcotlca.
Hop Bitter *
IfToakreHm-
r.lr w a k and
NEVER
in may
anvo your FAIL
llfo. It tin * co. ,
saved hurt * Bwteiltra I
arada ATotoolo , Out.
THE OOOIDENTAL
d. I. PAYNTER ,
Proprietor
Corner 10th and Howard
Streets ,
OMAIIA , NEB.
Two Dollars Per Day ,
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTEL ? ,
HOTELS. PROPRIETORS TOIFAV '
ARUNOrON. , , . - . MelNTIRE ,
SARATOGA HOTEL , P. S. 8TELLINIU8 , Mllford , N H
COMMERCIAL HOTEL WJOHN HANNAH , etremTburjtJiNc
HALL HOUSE , ? > . W.HALL , ' Louls lll ' "
OITY HOTELj * OHENEY * CLARK , "BUIrvNeb.1
COMMERCIAL HOTE. , J. Q. MEAD , Nellgh , Neb.
GRAND CENTRAL 5/8EYMOUR , Nabraska City ,
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , P. L. THORP , Weeping Water.Na
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. OAARPER , Hardy , Neb.
GREENWOOD HOUSE , O. W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , NebJ
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , E. feTOREY. Clarlndo , Iowa
END'S HOTEL , E. L. ENO , Eremont , Neb.
EXCHANGE HOTEL , , O. B. HACKNEY , Ashland , Neb
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LOVELL , Atklnton , Neb.
MORQAN HOUSE , E. U GRUBB , Guide Recd , Neb.
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & BECKER , Oreston , l ,
JUDKIN8 HOUSE , JUDKINS & BRO , , Red Oak , la.
HOUSTON HOUSE , QEO. OALPH , Extra , lat
REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. M. REYNOLDS , AllanUfc , la ,
WALKER HOUSE , O. H. WALKER , Audubon , la.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 8. BURGESS , Neola , la.
OITY HOTEL , , Dl B. WILLIAMS , Harlan , la ,
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. OUMMIN03 , Corning , la.
NEBRASKA HOTEL , J.'L. AVERY , etnnton ,
MERCHANTS HOI EL , J. W. BOULWARE , Burlington Junction , M
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , Dlancliard , la.
PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK , Chenandoah , la ,
COMMEROAL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Dayld City , Nb.
BAGNELL HOUSE , CHAS. BAGNELL , College Springs , la.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTON , Vllllica , la.
JUOKIN8 HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , la ,
BALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , IdalQrove , la
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , B , F. STEARNS , Odebolt , la
GRAND PACIFIC , J. NORTON , Columbus , Neb.
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN EOKERT , Osceola , Neb ,
DOUQLA& HOUSE , J. S. CUNHAM , Olarkt Neb.
EXCHANGE HOTEL , C. B. HACKNEY , Ashland , Neb ,
I. OBERFELDER & CO. ,
WHOLESALE IILLIJTEBY AM NOTIONS.
1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET.
Spring Goods Receiving Daily and Stook very nearly Complete
c.
WHOLESALE
1213 Farnhem St. . Omaha ,
H. M. & M. PEAVY ( -
CLOTHIERS !
r
1309 Farnham Street.
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WHOLESALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
too'DEALER ] K < - \
Wall Paper 'and Window Shade Ss >
1304 Farnham St. , Omaha Neb.
FiBHOLM & EEICKSON
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JOBBERS OF
JEWELERS' ' TOOLS AND MATERIALS
ALSO WESTERN AGENTS FOR THE
SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN GO.'S ORGANS.
Spectacles of the Celebrated STAR TINTED MAKE are sold ex
elusively by us ,
DIAM3WDS IN * LABGE VAEIET7.
full line of Sheet Music. Eastern Prices Duplicated.
sxi rx >
DHOLM & ERICKSON ,
WHOLESALE JEWELERS , Opp. the Post Office.
OMAHA , - - - NEB.
"EOTHI & CTonsrimS : ,
Wholesale Lumber ,
Ho , 1408 Farnham Street , Omaha ,
1 .3rao
A. O 1 ? SOT r-
( POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
MACHINE , BELTING , nr
HALLADAYiWIHD-MILLS , GHURCHAND ! SCHOOL BELLS
A. L. SEANG-,20,5 ? * * * * St. , Omiha ,
