Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA DAILY BEE : FKIDAY. MAICH ? 24 1682 ,
A QREA ? GRAZING GROUND ,
The Profitable Conditions oi
Cattle Raising in Montana ,
With a Wealth of Na
tive Cured Grasses.
Some of the Oattlo Kings of the Terri
tory find What They are Doing
as Beef Producers.
It is conooodod by every practical
and impartial observer that has been
over the ground that Montana fur
nishes bettor facilities for stock rais
ing than any other section of the
continent. The native grasses aru
moro nutritious , cither green or cur
ed , than any other known. Even in
the higher altitudes stock may range
and fatten thoughout the yean From
the time the bunch grass springs up
under the early showers , and glowing
sun of May and develops to full ma
turity in Juno until the early July
drouth cures it on the ground , it is a
perfect paradise for stock. The val-
l.-ys and basins are adapted to grazing
at nil seasons , for oven when the
winter snows Ho deep upon the
ground native cattle follow the exam
ple of elk and door and
their own inborn instincts to nourish
, themselves on the natural product of
the soil. A natural protection is also
afforded stock against the winter winds
by the bluffs that horn in the valleys
of the streams and by the earthquake
rents of the mountain and the conolcss
oE the foot-hills. During the rambles
of a representative of The Pioneer
Press over the mountains and through
the valleys of Montana last autumn
ho observed cattle everywhere and uni
versally sleek and fat. They scorned
to require no care and apparently re
ceived but little attention from their
owners the brand nlono being the
only evidence of ownership observ
able. Yet they were comparatively
Ui mo and tractable. This con
dition of things was particularly mark
ed in the mountains. As Into as the
1st of October hundreds of these cattle
tlo were tound chewing the end of
contentment at an altitude of 0,000
feet above the lovpl of the sea. lligh
up in the mountains were beautiful
parks and basins covered witli a lux
uriant growth of bunch and otlio
vroasca , with trails loading to "sal
licks" and streams of pure' water from
springs and molted snow. In pursui
of game which use the trails in com
mon with the cattle , ono would encounter
counter herds of as fine looking stock
as can bo neon on the rich pastures o"
Illinois at the oamo' season of th
year.
year.Tho
The stock interests of Montana i
but in its infancy , but the following
figures , prepared by Major Mcllrath
of Miles Oity , for The Nowk Yorli
Times , will bo instructive to the road
crs of The Pioneer Press :
THE LAKOE3T MONTANA ATOOK KAIHKBt
are these in the Judith basin and the
Sun. river valley , in the oldest sot
tied part of the territory. Hero in
eastern Montana the industry is
of course , now , and the figures rep
resenting it would make a small show
ing by the side of the statistics of
thut older community. I have boon
at sonio pains to ascertain for the
readers of The Times the extent to
which it .has bbon development in the
last two years , and the following maybe
bo accepted us an accurate and pretty
nearly exhaustive summary of tlu >
subject. * Beginning with the
valleys of the continents of
the Yellowstone from east to west ,
the first herds are found on the Pow
der river. About fifteen miles from
the mouth of that stream Alfred
Meyers & Brother have 3,000 head of
beef cattle. They are all fat and in
good condition and are being sluilgh
torcd weekly , and the moat shipped
east from Miles Oity by the the North
ern Pacific railroad. They hare not
fed at all during the winter. The
same firm have also 3,000 head of
sheep , which are likewise in excellent
condition , and will bo shipped hence
shortly to supply eastern tables with
excellent mutton. TJio only loss dur
ing the past winter was ono sheep.
Mayors & Brother last year had
the contract for supplying the
Fort Keogh garrison with boof.
They issued 2,000 head to that
post and also shipped 200 car loads
cast. About thirty-fivo miles from
the mouth of Powder river , J. W.
Strovoll has between 400 and fiOO
head of stock cattlo. Near the
mouth of Mizpah creek , Perkins HUB
soil has 2DUO head of line Merino
hoop with thoroughbred rams , half
Merino and half Ootswold. His
losses during the past winter have
boon loss than fifteen head. Near
the crossing of the Dcadwood road a
man named Sclway , formerly of
Bcavorhead county , in western Mon
tana , has 3,000 head of sheep. Near
the mouth of the Little Powder river
the St. Joseph's stock companya Mis
souri concern , which made its appear
auco here last yearhus between 3,000
and 4,000 head of cattlo. From a
point sovonty-fivo or 100 miles up the
Powder river , all the way to its source
in Wyoming , the valley is extensively
stocked ; but I havo. had no opportuni
ty yet of obtaining the names of the
owners nor the extent of their herds
the shipments from that region hav
ing heretofore boon made over tin
Union Pacific railroad , This seaaoi
it is believed , however , the trallio will
avail itself of the greater facilitU'i
offered by the Northern Pacific at till
place.
jfEiT IK aiooiurnicAL : OJUIHU
comes the Touguo riVer valley , As
cendiug the stream from its mouth
the first herd of noteworthy diinon
sions is that of Brandonborg & Vai
Oaakon , who lute this yaar handled
from 1,200 , to 1,500 head of cattle
Mr. Brandonborg also owns a herd o
sheep , and iu December and January
last ho shipped 0,000 head from Mile's
Oity to Chicago by the Northern IV
cifio railroad. The next herd is that
of the well-known cattlo-king , Coi
Cobra , who has nearly 4,000 head
hero and about 6,000 head iu western
Montana. Messrs. Scott & Hanks
, have over 4,000 head of Texas
cattle further up the Tongue
river , their range reaching clear
over the Little Powder river. Then
comes Poindoxter & On , who last
year handled 1,000 head of cattle ,
mostly steers , which they ahippod by
mil to Chicago. They also had 1,000
Jioad of ehoop , one-half of which
were sold for mutton to the Miles
City community. At Sprinn Creek ,
fifty miles up the Ton quo river , Bur-
fiend Brothers brought 5,000 sheep in
last year , which they have succecdpd
in wintering thus far without any
loss. Beyond that there are no largo
herds until the head waters of the
Tongue are approached , which ho in
Wyoming , and consequently do hot
relate to my theme. On the Yellow
stone river there are as yet few herds
of any dimensions this side of Big
Horn river , though there are num
bers of ranches whoso owners keep
herds of from seventy-five to one
hundred head. On Sweeney creek ,
thirty miles west of Miles City , a
man named Lo Potrio has 400 head
of caltlo. Further up J. 0. Guy has
about 70 head , and W. B. S. Hlg
gins about 100. At Huntley there Is
a herd of about 800 head of cattle ,
and on a creek near that place Messrs ,
Poindoxtor & On have herd of
0,000 head of cattle. Beyond that
point there is nothing noteworthy in
the cattle line until the Crow
agency is reached , at Stilwatur ,
whore Tom Kent grazes about 1,200
head of cattle , Thence westward the
herds are mostly owned in Bozoman.
Nelson Story has 0,000 head of cattle
ranging trom Lake Basin , through the
valleys of the Sweet Grass , the Big
Timber and the Little Timber , over a
wide expanse of country. Alfred
Meyers & Brother have OjOOO head of
stock cattle on Shinlds river , reaching
to the Little and Big Timber and the
Sweet Grass , Near the Shields river
11 Mr. Grannis has 800 head of cattle ;
Mr. Lindley , 1,200 ; S. P. Heron ,
700 : Wright Brothers , 1,000 ; William
Anderson. 700. The foregoing com
prise all the herds of
OATTLB ANDHIIBEPIN KABTEUN MONTANA
of which I have boon able to procure
any data. Doubtless before another
year has passed the figures will bo
much more formidable. Nearly all
that I havo'onumoratcd were brought
here during last year. Another in
teresting feature of the business
which has not heretofore received
newspaper recognition is the extent
to which the cattl' ) tradp is benefited
by the arrival of the railroad. Until
within the past few months Montana
cattle were driven either to the Mis
souri at Bismarck or. to eomo point oi
the Union Pacific road by
the tedious route across the
Wyomitrg wilderness. Since the
Northern Pacific road has reached the
Yellowstone , cattle have boon trans
ported by that route for the supply of
eastern markets as follows : Messrs.
Ilobson it Sweat , after driving the
html nil the way from the Judith
basin to Miles City , shipped 1,200
head ; Con Cobra , 1,500 ; Martin
Brothers , 2,000 , ; Wright % Fratt,800 ,
A. Samples , 1,200 , ; Mr. Lindloy , 300 ;
Poindoxter & Orr , 1,000 ; Meyers
Brothers , 3,000 ; Dm Floury , 1,000 ,
0. Clark , 1,500 ; total , 1-1,000
head. This year , when the road has
been built further westward , many ,
and probably all the largo western
Montana stock raisers who haveherto-
fore sought eastern outlet by Wyoming
trail , will avail themselves of the
readier facilities offered by a railroad
running practically alongside of their
ranges. I have dealt at mi oh length
upon the material condition of the
stock industry in eastern Montana
that I shall not bo able to enter into
particulars concerning the methods
and profits pt the business. These
are the details in which investors are
chiefly interested. I will state briefly ,
s the result of n comparison of notes
taken from a number of , conversations
with leading stockmen of this region ,
that , in regard to cattle , the
AYBKAOE COST OF KAISINO 8TKK11S ,
exclusive of investment and interest ,
is about $1 per head yearly , so that a
four-year-old steer raised from a calf
costs about § 4 , probably a little lees.
the native Montana cattle sell hereby
by the heard at from 818 to 820 per
head , and Texas born cattle at from
$14 to 10 per head. The average
yearly increase of stock cattle is vari
ously estimated , the percentage vary
ing in different seasons. It may bo
accepted as from 50 to 80 per cent on
the female portion of the heard. The
average profit in the territory on
stock raising is computed at from 20
to 30 per cent per annum on the in
vestment. In some exceptional seasons
it has boon nearly one-half greater than
the last named proportion. Sheep
require greater care than cattle , but
if successfully handled the profits are
considerably larger. The average increase -
crease of the herd is about 75 per
cent. One prolific herd in the terri
tory produced over 100 per cent. , but
n extraordinary production of twins
was necessary to accomplish that
achievement. The production is the
measure of the profit in sheep raising
as the sale of the wool , which is ar
ways in eager demand , defrays the
whole expense of maintaining the
herd , and sometimes exceeds it to the
extent ' of § i or ; 81.26 per head. Sheep ,
thuro'fore , begin to yield a revenue
the first summer after they are driven
upon a range , while a herd of
young cattle must be maintained at
least thrco years before any profit
manifests itself , It is evident that
Montana stock raising rests upon a
solid basis as a legitimate field of en
terprise , widely separated from the
character of wildcat Hpoculatinn in
which many oastora capitalists have
trained themselves to rt'gard it. Con-
clunivo evidence is furnished of this
m the readiness with which the rich
banking houses in Helena and Bozeman -
man and Virginia City loan money to
cattle men of their vicinity. There
are numbers of stock raisers in that
part of the territory who can obtain
from the b.inks anywhere from 850-
000 to $100,000 , at any moment , and
onno other
security than their own
personal obligations.
A Good Hpusowlfo.
A gooa housewife , when she is
giving her house its spring renovating ,
should bear in that the dear inmates
of her house are moro precious than
many houses , and that their systems
need cleansing by purifying the blood ,
regulating the stomach and bowels to
prevent and euro the diseases nriainu'
from spring malaria and miasma , and
she must know that there is nothing
that will do it so perfectly and surely
as Hop Bitters , the purest and beat
of medicines. [ Concord ( N. Hg
Patriot , ml7 .d (
Oil the Hook. '
"Do you moan it , father ! "
Vivian Maturity looked steadily into
Ms father's face as lie ppoko thrs *
words looked fairly and fully into
the face of the keen-eyed old man
whoso potted idol ho had been oinco' '
the days of his babyhood those
dreary , desolate days when the black
pall of his young wife's death had
fallen over the life of ho who was now
looking nt his only child so fitcrnly ,
Myrtle Severn had been his early love ,
and his only one , and as slio lay in
her coffin white and silent , never
again to speak his name in the en-
doanng tones that fell with such tender -
dor cadence upon his ear , never again
to wind these soft arms around his
neck and put up the little rosebud
mouth to bo kissed , ho felt that there
was naught in all the wide world that
could over make existence a pleasure
to him again , But after she had been
laid away to rent forever planted
with loving care in the little dell
beyond the car barns , where
the willows wave their spread
ing branches over the green-clad
earth , and the soft breath of summer
kisaes into life the modest violet , the
white-faced aster , a.d the blushing
sunflower and the nurse brought to
him the child in giving birth to which
the mother had died , a change came
over the strong-willed man , and from
that moment the great love Aristides
Mahaffy had borne his wife was trans
ferred to the boy. Time had touched
Arislides with refrigerating finger , and
from the locks that wore once a sun
nily-golden hue tlioro peeped forth
now and thou a thread of silver gray
a tiny limestone on the pathway of
life down which wo all must travel ,
and ever and anon a twinge of gout in
one of his base ball fingers would warn
the old man that ho waa Hearing the
homestretch , and that ere many sum
mers had come and gone he must leave
the busy , rushing world forever , and
bo only an item in the books of the
Probate Court.
Thcso thoughts passed rapidly
through his mind na lie stood near an
open grate in the richly-furnished
parlor of his Calumet avenue man
sion , the ruddy ulow of the fire leap
ing bravely up ( lie roar of his pants
turn making u.rHiigo shadows around
his Wauketuu { feet. His son his
bright-eyed Loy had said that heir
ir < ts about l marry Ethelburta
O'llourku , a il whom the old man
know only as a lu hionablo belle , and
of whoso better qtuihtiea ho had never *
heard , and in u moment of passionate
anger ho had told the boy that if his
determination WAH persisted in disin
heritance should follow. It was this
thrtut that hud o.iimod Vivian to utter
the words with Inch this story bo-
pins."Yes
"Yes , I moan it , " replied the father ,
"Marry this girl if you choose , but if
you do not a penny of mine shall you
havo" and leaving these bittorly-
cruel words floating around the room
ho stalked savagely from the apart
ment.
* * * * * *
Two hears h wo passed. So have
seven or c' ' t horse curs , but the one
for wlikh Vivian is waiting finally
eome.s along , and soon l.inda him at
the door of K. . ictus O'llourko'ti house
Ethclborta iu .sitting in her boudoi
Hughtonedurd for room ) sowing
some foamy lnuo into the neck .of a
velvet dress as the young man entered.
"I have bad nuws for you , my dar
ling , " Vivian says in Bad tones , while
a don't-blufi-or-jou-willjjo-eallod look
comes over bin face.
Bertio ncnthcl her little dimpled
hands confidingly in liia , "Toll it tome
mo at once , sweet , ' she said "only
with you alive and well nothing could
bo so v ry dreadful.
Vivian looked lit her with a wonderful -
dorful grave tenderness in his blue
eyes.
eyes.Ho waa sizing her up.
"My father and I have quarreled ,
and ho has disinherited mo. I havo"
and hero his voice quivered slightly
"boon given the g. b. on your ao
count. 1 am abog ar , Bertie. "
Her soft , dusky eyes grow wider
and moro serious.
"Yes , " continued the sucker , "lam
poor. But I wouldn't care if it wasn't
for you , darling. It means that I
must give you up , forlcannot ask you
to share lifo with mo on a thousand a
year. "
She looked at him with a rich crim
son flush surging into her cheeks. If
it had been a afll Vivian would proba
bly have gone under , but a flush could
never scare him.
"Vivian , " said sho. passionately ,
"do you think I will lot you give mo
upl I love you too well for that. A
beggar or it Prince , you are the same
to momy king , my lo\e ? . "
And he folded her to his heart with
a great , almost speechless tenderness
and joy.
"My darling , my precious , " ho
whispered.
Three monthu later ; on a golden
.December afternoon , with a blue sky
as in Juno , there w.ia a grand wed
ding at the O'Rourko mansion. As
Vivian and Ktholburta were imtonnir
the carriage that waa to bear them to
the depot , she looked at him with a
weirdly prcoiouj smilo.
"And so you would not deoort me ,
darling , " ho said , "oven when you
thoiiKut that I was poor1'
"No my precious one , " was the re-
ply. " 1 learned long ago that a
uckor once off the hook will never
bite again , and your father and I put
up the job BU ui to laud you a little
quicker , "
Tonukcn _ ftr
BITTERS
IlMtottot' * eioiMdi liters li the tresthouicj
hold inoJIcliio of DID An crlcau ( icoi'lv , anil I
t ken u'r > uhero ia ral guarU Btaln ( t Icp
ilemir * anU oiiUcino ! > , a a ivuiiUv or jipvpea
lillllouintw mil Imvularltlei rl the bouo'i , *
ft cur /or chill * tnj tutor ml rlieumkt fc I
mtH'ts , M a KMlatlru in nervous ca , < ? an
K n < ral Intltftorant and rmtoratlve.
For aalu by all Uiuw UUanil Ura'.eii ifeaerally.
Groorgo William Curtis on Oscar
Wlldo.
Harper for April ,
The fun leveled fit Mr. Oscar Wilde ,
when not cparso and ungentlemanly ,
as in the instance of the Rochester
students , as reported in the papers , is
not undeserved. A man who wishes
to show the worth of the modern
renaissance is bound , first of all , not
to make it or 'himself laughable ,
Moro eccentricities of dress or conduct -
duct are sure to prejudice any good
cause. The cheapest distinction ic
that which the tailor or barber can
furnish. The "mission" of Mr.
Wilde to this country 1ms boon quite
lost under the accidents and incidents
of his career. What kind of a coun
try did ho suppose himself to bo about
to visit ? Had lie lectured quietly in
America , ho would not have bean re
lentlessly chaffed from one end of the
country to the other. But nobody
would then Fiavo ever heard of him ,
and no one would have qono to hear
him , says a cynic of the club. Yet
the greatest of Englishmen who have
come to us have not found it neces
sary to cultivate an external odditv ,
and Americ.ins who have been chiefly
nitod in Eiuopo for peculiarities of
costume or any iorm oi extravagance
have not most honored the name of
their native land , nor incst strongly
oommondcd it to respect and admira
tion , "My young friends , " said a
wise teacher to his pupil' , "If God
give you talents remember not to
bury them in & napkin. But if Ho
give you only a napkin , don't think
10 to flourish it that it will seem to bo
full of talents. "
Gentle
Women
Who -want glosay , luxuriant
nuil wavy tresses of abundant ,
licautii'ul Hair must use
LION'S KATUAIRON. This
elegant , cheap article always
makes iho llair prow freely
and fust , keeps it from falling
out , arrests and cures grayness -
ness , removes dandruff and
idling , makes the Hair
E long , giving it a curling
fvudency and keeping it in
niiy desired position. Eoau-
< if ill , healthy Hair is the sure
resnlt of using Kathairon.
TRUTH ATTESTED.
SotaoImportniithtntoinovtN of "Wei
Known People Wholly
Verified.
In order thut the public may fully rcillzo the
Kcmitncnest o ( the statement" , ,11 \\e\l \ ns the
power and value of the article ofhicli the ;
Bpcnk , wo publish her > n 1th the fic-slinlle aln | -
turcsof parlies nhoso sincerity is licjoiul qucs
tlon. Thu Truth of thceo testimonial : ; U ntoo
lute , nor can the facU they aunounto bo Ig
nored '
OUAIIA , Nun. , May 24,1SS1.
H. II. WAIINKII & Co. :
UunSiit : 1 have freiucntly used Warnor'a
Sato Klclnoy nud Liver Cure .or local affcctlou *
attendant upon nevero rhnumatlo Attacks , and
havoalKBVH derived hcneflt therefrom. I have
alco used Uio Hate Ncmne with natlsf-ictory re
sults ) . I crlntiJcr tkokUvi < xllctiiO3 y.orthv of
conOdeurn
Udputy Treasurer"1
OMAHA , NKD , May 24 , 1:81
II. IT WARNBR & Co. , Rochester , N. Y. :
GUNTH : I Imvn we lyour ( Sato Kidney and
Liver Cure thin Bprlng as a ler Im Igorator , nnd
1 find It the beat remedy I o\ct tried. I have
used 4 bottles , ard It ha.1 mode mo fed better
than ever ] aid before In tbo
U. P. U. Hhops.
OMAHA , Nno. , May -J4,1881.
II. II. WARMER & Co. : > , *
SIRS : For nioro than ID yiars I have rjffured
much In.orivcnlenco from combined kidney "and
liver diseases , snd have been' ' unable to'/work ,
my nrin y orgin > alia facing affected. I 'ricd a
great many medicines and doctor" , but I grow
woreo and worto day by day. I was told I had
Ilrluht's Disease , nnd 1 wished myxelf dead If I
could not have speedy relief. I took jour Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure , knowing molding else
was ever known to cure t ha disease , and I have
not been disappointed. The uicdlelnu has cured
me , and I nui perfec ly Hull to-dar , entirely
through your bate Kidney and Liver Cure J
wish vou all BUCC es In publishing thlt valur.Me
remedy through thn world
U. I'.lt. It. Shops.
Thoun.1' ds of equally ttron ; crulorBcincntunany
of U cm ui cwca here hoH | > uaa abandonvd have
been voluntarily cl\en , Khoulng the remarkable
power of Warners Pale KMnoy and Llvor Cure ,
In all dlsca'csol the Klilnejc , liver or urinary or-
rana. If uny ouu uho rcado this has any pnja-
leal trouble- renumber the great remedy ,
mo
CJRAYT. SPECIFIC MEDICINE
TRADE MARK Thp OrcatTRADE MARK
KiiKll hrcin- -
udy. An un
failing euro
i for Seminal
Weakness ,
Spormator-
rhca , Impot-
cney , and all
alloi
oi AFTER TAKING.
o ; as lx s of Memory , Unlrerstl Lati
tude , Pain In the llach , Dlmnce3 of Vision , Pro
nmtura Old Ape , and many other ll caws that
load to Insanity or Consumption and a l'rem -
turaUraM ) .
XirKull particulars in oar pamiildut , which
we dulro to send free I v mall to ev.'ry one.
friTTho tipuUflc Modklmi Is told by all ilniK'h'Ists
ut 81 per paek KO , or fl packmen for j& , or will
be sent frco by mall on rea utof the moiu'j , t > )
oddronlnr TIIKOIM JKPICINKflO
Biiffrlo , V. V.
or * ' I X fit | . i 7'nc-ar d
D. S. 8ENTON.
ATTORNEY -Al'
OPERA IN NEW YOEK.
By Richard Grant White ,
Is one of the richly llluitratotl article * In
the April OK.VTUUY MAOAZINH.
S. KALISH ,
THE STAR TAILOR.
1 Door W , of Orulofcsliank's ,
Has now * flno complete Stock of Spring Good *
connlstluK of Kicncb , KnitlUh and the Cent Do-
Prices low or ( ho lowest. uih _ ° IT
) on suffer from Djcpcpmn , use
BUIlDOCn. 'LOOD niTTERS.
If you nre Afflicted with Biliousness , use
BUHDOCK HLOOD BITTERS
If you uro prostrated with tick Hcndachc , take
BUHDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
If your Bowels are disordered , rcjul.itu them with
BUUDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If jour Blood In mpure , purify It with
BUHDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
It you have Indirection , > oti will hndnn antldoto
In BUHDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If YOU are troubled with Spring Complaints , or-
adlci\to them with IIOUDOCK BLOOD IllTTKItS.
If jour Liter Is torpid , restore It to healthy action
with BUUDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
If yotir Liver Is affected , you wilt find r > sure ro-
fttoratlvojn BUHDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If you have any species of Humor or Pimple , fall
not to take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If you have any tiymptoms oi Ulcers or Scrofulous
Sores , a curative remedy wilt bo found In
BUIIDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
For Imparting strength and vitality ito the sys
tem , nothing can equal
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
For Nervous and General Debility , tone up the
system with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Price , CI.OO pel nottlei Trial Dottle * 10 Ctt
FOSTEE , MILBUEN , & Do , , Props ,
BUFFAI.O , N. Y-
Sold at wholesale by Ish A McMahon and C. F.
Goodman. Jo 27 ood-mo
Tnls great specific cures that most loathsome
disease
"Whotlior in itn Primary , Secondary
or Tortlnrv Stiiio-
Hcraovos all traces of J'crcury Irom the sys
tem , Cures Scrofula , Old Sores , Rheuma
tism , l > zcma , Catarrh or any
Blood Disease.
Curon Whoa Hot Springs Fn.ll I
Malcm , Ark. , May 2,1881.
\Vcnmocaocnln our ton n who lived at Hot
Spring" nnd were finally cured with S. S. S.
McCAMMON & MtlRBY.
Memphis , Mcnn. , May 12 , 1881
Wo have Gold l,2f > U botlles of S. S. S. In a j car.
It has given universal sitlsfactlon. Kalr minded
physicians now recommend It its a positive
bpcciflc. S. MANBPIKLD & Co.
Louisville , Ky , , May 13. 1881.
S. S. S. has given better sati faction than any
medicine I have ever sold. J. A. FI.KXNKK.
Denvei , Col. May 2 , 1831.
Every purclia er ( peaks In the highest ttrmi
ofS. S. S. . L. Mctsjctnr.
Richmond. Va. . May 11 , 1881.
You can refer anybody to us In regard to the
merits of S. S. S. Polk , Miller & Co.
! Iaro never known S. S. S. to fall to euro a case
Cf Syphilis , when properly taken.
The aboto signers arogentloman of high stand
ing. A II COLQUITT ,
Gcncrnor of Georgia.
IF YOU WISH WC W LL TAKE YOUKSE CA
TO BE PAID FOR WHEN CURED.
Write for particulars and oopy of Ittlo
book 'Message to the Unfortunate.
81.0OO Rnward i" be paid to any
chemist who will find , on analysis 100 bottles
S S. S. , ono particle of Mercury lodUo Potas
sium or any Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Props.
Atlanta , Oa.
Prlco of regular slro reduced to gl.7fi per i > nt
tie Small size , holding half the quantity , price ,
91.00.
Sold by KENNARD & CO. ,
and Druggists Ccnerallr
The Graat English
Nercr falls to cuio
Nervous Debility , Vi
tal Exhaustion , Emis
sions , Seminal Wcak-
ncsaes.LOST MAN
HOOD , and all the
evil effects of youth
ful follies and execs-
jcs. . It stops perma
nently all weakening.
Involuntary loss Band
drains upon the sys
tem , the Inevitable re-
„ , , , suit of these evil prac
tice * , which are BO destructive to mini ! and | > ody
and make life miserable , often leading to Insani
ty and death U strengthens the Ncrvcs.llraln ,
( racmorj ( Blood , Muscles , Dlgoetlvo and Repro
ductive Or.Miis , It restores to all the organic
functions their former vigor and \itallty , ma
king life cheerful and enjoyable. Price , S3 a
'tottlo , or four times the quantity 310. Bent by
express , secure from observation , to anyaddrcsa ,
on receipt of price. No.O. O. D. sent , cxecpt
on receipt of 81 as a guarantee. Letters re
questing answers must Inclose stamp.
Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills
are tr > best and cheapest djupopsta and bllllous
euro In the market , Hold by all druggists. Prlco
60 cents.
DR HINTIK'H KIUSKY HKMKDT , NKPBKTICDM ,
Cures til Undof Kidney and bladder complalnto.
gonorrhea , gleet and leucorrhca. For tale i.y all
daiifg sts : SI a bottle.
ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
718 Olfve St. , St. Louis , Mo.
For Ealo In Omaha by
C. F. GOODMAN.
Jan6-lv .
To Nervous Sufferers
THK GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY
Dr , J , B , Birapsoii'H Specific
It U i , positive euro lor f Ltir.acoirhtw , f i nm i
WeoXo fS , Impottnr } , and all ilUeaTt. rcsu.Un
from .idt-Alu e , B JlonUl Atixlutj , I AM
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BYRON REED & . CO.
OLUIHT EaTABLUUVi )
Real Estate Agencjf
IN NEUKAHKAt
ii n i.tu < i'k'tB kbatrkCt of title Iu Kik
n Om&lit n Douylu countv mavt
DR. P. SOHBRBB ,
Physician and Surgeon.
OHRONIO DISEASES , RHEUMATISM , Ktc. ,
A SPECIALTY.
OlUco No. HIS Farnham St. between 14th and
16th. Omaha , Neb.
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTEL * .
HOTELS.
ARLINQrON ,
SARATOGA HOTEL ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
HALL HOUSE ,
CITY HOTEL ,
COMMERCIAL HOTE. ,
GRAND CENTRAL
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE
GREENWOOD HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
ENO'S HOTEL ,
EXCHANGE HOTEL ,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL ,
VORQAN HOUSE ,
SUMMIT HOUSE ,
JUDKIN8 HOUSE ,
HOUSTON HOUSE ,
REYNOLDS HOUSE ,
WALKER HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
CITY HOTEL ,
PARK HOUSE ,
NEBRASKA HOTEL ,
MERCHANTS HOI EL ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
PARKS HOTEL ,
COMMERO AL HOTEL ,
DiQNELL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
JUDKIN8HOUBE ,
BALL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
GRAND PACIFIC ,
WOODS HOUSE ,
DOUGLAS HOUSE ,
EXCHANGE HOTEL ,
PROPRIETORS
J. 0. MclNTIRE ,
J. S. 8TELLIHIU8 ,
JOHN HANNAN ,
A. W. HALL ,
CHENEY & CLARK ,
J. O. MEAD ,
. ( SEYMOUR ,
P. L. THORP ,
A. 0. OAARPER ,
Q. W. MAYFIELD ,
E. STOREY.
E. U ENO ,
O , B. HACKNEY ,
FRANK LOVELL ,
E. L. GRUOD ,
SWAN & BECKER ,
JUDKIN8 & BRO , ,
GEO. CALPH ,
O.M. REYNOLDS ,
D. H. WALKER ,
8. BURGESS ,
Dl D , WILLIAMS ,
MRS. M. E. OUMMINQS ,
JL. AVERY ,
J. W. BOULWARE ,
F. M. PARK ,
HENRY WILLS ,
*
CHA8. BAGNELL ,
WM. LUTTON ,
FRANK WILKINSON ,
H. H , PERRY ,
B , F.STEARNS ,
J. NORTON ,
JOHN ECKERT ,
J. S. DUNHAM ,
O. B. HACKNEY ,
TOWN ! ' I
Lincoln , Net. V
Mllford , Neb. . ft' j
Stromtburg Ne
Loulivllla
Blair , Neb.
Nell h , Neb. y
Nabratka City , Neb
Weeping Water.Ne
Hardy , Neb.
Greenwood , Nebl
Clarlnda , lows ,
Eremont , Neb.
Athlnnd , Neb
Atklnion , Neb.
Guide Recd , Neb *
Crcilon , l ,
Red Oak , In , '
Extra , la.
Atlantic , la ,
Audubon , la.
Ncola , la.
Harlan , la.
Corning , la.
Blanton ,
Burlington Junction , M
Dlnnclmrd , la.
Shenandoah , In ,
'
Dayld City , Neb. .
College Springs , la.
Vllllica , la ,
Malvern , la ,
ldaQrove , la C
Odebolt , la *
Columbus , Neb.
Otceola , Neb.
Clarks , Neb.
Ashland , Neb ,
W. B. MILLAIID. F. 13. JOHNSON.
MILLARD & JOHNSON ,
Storage , Commission and Wholesale Frnits ,
1111 FARNHAM STREET.
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED.
Agents for Peck & Baushers Lard , and Witter Mills .Flour ,
OMAHA - - NEB.
, - - - .
BEEEBEirOES :
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK.
STEELE. JOHNSON & CO. ,
TOOTLE MAUL & CO.
TO ALL WHO HAVE
TO JBE REPAIRED ,
2sT GK , .A. "V 1 Gr
TO BE DONE OR
While our "Work is better , our Prices are Lower
than all others
I received all of the SIX FIRST PREMIUMS
offered for Competition in our line
Over All
For the Best Watch Work ,
For the Best Jewelry , ( own make. )
For the Best Engraving ,
For the Best Diamonds ( own importation )
FOR THE BEST
DISPLAYED , ETC.
Having lately enlarged my workshops and putting in now . .ad iiupnivtx. ; <
chinory , I hope to still moro improve the quality and IhiiHhif nui
ork and fill orders with moro promptness tha n is usual
P
My Mctlo has always boon and always wi "First to gain aupunor
tiee nnd tliun advertise the fact not ere no wild iidvortisomonl. '
Seme unprincipled dealers bomg in the habit of copying my
announcements , I would beg you , the reader of this , to
draw a line between such copied advertisements
and those of Youra very truly , . v ,
A. B. HER
The Reliable Jeweler , Omaha , Neb. .
Striking TOTPT 71oci ,
JEWELRY AND fHUSSG HOUSE.
ANGELL , BO WEN & WHIT E.
Fine Wutclios and Clocks. Pianos , the Stock and others.
Diamonds at Importers' Prices. Organs , Whitnuy it Holmes.
Jpwolry , most Artistio Stylos. l\luaio \ Books , Shoot Muaic.
Silverware , an Elo&int Stock. Accordiuns , Violins.
Spectaolea , Eye Qlassoa , Ac. Flutua and Fifes , Guitars.
Opera Olnescs , Olioicu AnHortinont. Music Boxes , 11 irmonic.is.
Eiigravinx , in Host Styles. Violin String * , Guitar Strings , Ac.
Finu Hepairing Specialty. Inducements Superior to others ,
Pi ices in Plain Figures. Our Motto , "Plain Figured. "
* 3TAs we copy none of our eoni | > otttard STYLUS or advertisements we politely request -
quest a return of Ihti coinpliuieuc.
Opera House Block. ANGVELL , BOV/EN & WHITE.
tucnisat
R. J. 8AXE ,
Has opened a New Hat Store in Opera House Block on 16th St. ,
wnere oan be found all tlie desirable Styles at Moderate
Prices , A complete Spring Stock has been bought
and will arrive in a few days ,
A Full Line of Gents' Furnishing Goods will be added soon.
R. J , SAKE , FASHIONABLE HATTER ,
CVFraP A. 3BCOTrjJ3J3 333C.OC3BC.
Hair Ooods , Notions , Ladies' ' Furuishine ! Uoods , Ulsters , Oironlars ,
and Suits ,
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