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    TILE DAlLf BEE TUESDAY MAT 16 , 1882.
THE THIRD HOUSE.
' Proclamation
The Squatter Governor's
tion Bead and 4.00O Copies Ordered
Printed.
Lincoln Jonrn t.
The third house members of the
Nebraska Iegi8lntu.ro mot ih represen
tative hall last night in accordance
with Squatter Governor Poarman a
proclamation , and organized by the
election of General llohnan , of Da-
kola , speaker pro torn , and A. G.
Higginsoii ns secretary , with T. P.
Jvonnard , of Lancaster , nnd Capt.
Palmer , of Cass , na pages. On taking
the chair , Speaker Holman made ono
of the best speeches of the session ,
abounding in wit and humor , and
wound up by saying his election was a
victory for the democratic party.
A committee consisting of Kennard ,
of Lancaster , Hoot , of Cass , nnd Bni-
Icy , of Washington , were appointed
n committee to wait on the governor
nnd escort him to the hoitso for the
purpose of communicating anything
lie might think worthy of considera
tion.
tion.Tho committee soon returned with
the governor nnd his private secre
tary , Guy A. Brown , nnd after a
few introductory remarks introduced
Mr. Brown , who read the message
in his usual forcible mnnncr.
At the conclusion of the message n
motion was made ta have four thous
and copies printed in the German ,
English and Bohemian languages ,
which motion was laid over under the
rule and ordered printed.
A resolution to impeach Governor
Pearmnn for usurping the power of the
cilice in the absence of Pat O. Hnwos ,
was offered and ruled out of order be
cause it was not embraced in that call ;
and further that the man was a demo
crat. The Boesoln adjourned at 10
o'clock without a day.
. GOVKUNOR'B ' MESSAGE TO THE
HOUSE.
flcntlcmcn of the Third Home : '
Having settled hero in your legislative
lativo capacity , it becomes my duty , as
the executive of the commonwealth of
Nebraska , to lay before you such mat
ters , as in my judgment demand your
careful conaidoration and prudent no
tion.
tion.You
You have responded nobly tojny
proclamation convening you in extra
session , and for your patriotism exhib
ited on this , and other occasions , you
deserve bettor wages for your services ,
than the laws of the state will allow
you.
you.To further compensate you , I bid
you a hearty welcome to the capital of
the state , where you can enjoy a
square meal for two or throe weeks , at
two dollars per day , while your wife
and children are at homo herding the
cattle and keeping the pigs out of the
potato patch.
Hero you ara safe from the clutches
of the sheriff , and the longer you remain -
, main hero in your official capacity ,
the longer you can stand off the man
who ornamented your house with
lightning rods , or the follow who
dotted your fields with Marsh harvest
ers , reapers and mowers , on ono and
two years'credit.
The mild winter you have experi
enced and early return of warm weath
er casts a smile over your countenances
which plainly tells that you fool thank
ful to Him , the great giver of all that
is need and pure , for preserving the
lives of , your herds from starvation
nnd cold , the prospects for a bounti
ful harvest in the near future.
How different now is the signs of
tvi the times from that of twelve months
ago. ' 1 hen when you were gathering
up the dry hides and bones of your
cattle that died from starvation the
winterproviouB , and shipping them to
eastern tan yards and bone dust fac
tories : while to-day your herds are as
numerous as oflico seekers are in
Washington , and before you loft homo
gave orders to sell a cow in order to
raise moans to attend the circus.
Since I last communicated with you ,
I am happy to state that wo are at
peace amouof ourselves , and in a fair
way to adjust the difficulties in
OMAUA AND NEDIUsKA
consequent upon the discovery of the
rich guano deposits scattered all over
that city. At ono time a spook of war
about the size of an elephant's oar was
visablo to the naked eye of the Mayor
of Omaha , and ho at once called on
Nebraska for soldiers to do the work
of policemen , and put down what
Boomed to be a riot. I responded to
the call and thb rioters were soon dis
persed , except ono man. who foil dead
because ho was at the ' 'wrong ' end of
the gun. "
My coldiora having accomplished
the work for which they were detailed ,
returned homo without the loss of ono ,
and now want their pay. I had sup
posed that inasmuch as my soldiers
had put down what seemed to bo a
riof , the government of Omaha would
pay all expenses incurred.
Having received no evidence that
the dominion of Omaha would settle
the expenses and pay my soldiers for
doing the wcrk that her policemen
ahduTd liavo done : and further , that
these soldiers should receive their pay ,
though small it bo , I have thought
best to convene you in extra session
for the purpose of adjusting those
claims and investigating the causa of
the riot .and the necessity of calling
out my troops for police duty in
Omaha , at the expense of the state ;
my soldiers the small pittance the
Eay allows them , and if the militia
law upon our statute books Is such as
makes you pay the oxptmso of police
work in Omaha , repeal it , and lot
vk every tub stand on its own bottom.
CONailESSIONAL 11JSTKICTS.
Among other brain work laid out
for you to perform , is that of district
ing the state of Nebraska into three
congressional districts , and provide
for the election of representatives
therein.
To arrange these districts satisfac
tory to the various aspirants , is a task
difficult to perform ; and if you can-
net please the many candidates and
manipulators that you meet on every
corner , try to please yourselves and
the people you represent.
What is known na the "Burns bill"
seems to be the best ono suggested
thus far , and so far as tie first district
is concerned , it haa my hearty appro
val.
val.Tliia
Tliia territory , Itichardson. Pawnee ,
Gage , Johnson , Nenialm , Otoo , Case ,
Lancaster , Sounders , Sarpy and Doug *
las counties , U the awoot soontod ger
anium district in Nebraska , producing
eomoof the finest foliage plants known
to acienc9. It haa also imported some
fl of the beet thoroughbred stallions ,
bulls and mule hogs this country has
* oen , and the d of thi
stock has improved the breed all over
state , to such an extent that twin babies
bios ore being born in the cowboy
regions , while the sand burs and
Johnny jump-ups are visible to the
naked eye , look where you will. This
portion of Nebraska , or the "Burns
district , " is to the state what the
MUJB 01U8S 11KOIOKA
are to Kentucky , the garden spot of
the World , and find a Nebraskan any
where cast of the Missouri river and
ho will tell you ho lives in Omaha or
Lincoln , and was the very man who
made Saunders , Von Wyck and Val-
"tontine what they are to-day oven Dr ,
Miller when in Now York , claimu to
have done something in that lino.
All this took place when Nebraska
constituted but ono congressional dis
trict , and in order to preserve this
great brain nnd fruit producing region
intact , you should adopt the Burns
bill throw nil the great men nnd
cities t ( gothcr , where they can protect
the purity of their stock , nnd give the
embryo statesman of the jackrabbit
country A chance to visit the show and
exhibit their products ,
To leave Omaha and Sarpy county
in the Second district would tend to
demoralize these people tosuch an extent
tent , that they might elect Judge Savage
ago , a democrat , to congress , should
Valentino got the republican nomina
Lion ; for it must bo remembered , that
while it is true the Third judicial dis
trict of Nebraska is largely republican ,
an Omaha democrat has occupied the
judicial chair over since that district
was organizodr llonco you should at
tach Omaha to n district where her
votes will do the least harm.
CAMr DUMP.
I can not top strongly urge upon
you the necessity of looking after your
liealth while sojourning hero at the
capital , and to caution you about
keeping late hours , and overloading
your stomachs with strange victuals ;
for you might bo taken ill just at a
Lime when your votes on important
measures are needed ; and your friends
claim that you feigned sickness in
order to avoid putting yourself on
record.
But for the sickness of two of your
ionorablo body last session , the pea-
> lo of Nebraska would vote next fall
ipon an amendment to the const itu-
ion prohibiting the manufacture and
laloof intoxicating liquors in the state.
Dhoso two votes had boon promised
md counted on for the measure , and
ust as they were needed both took ill
md lay ns limber as a rag doll until
, ho enemies of the bill defeated its
lassago , when they arose and were
icaled. Sudden attacks of the character -
actor , and still moro sudden healings ,
or curatives , have baffled the skill of
medical science , and to prevent such
an occurrence in the future , I recom
mend , an appropriation of ono dollar
and fifty cents for liver pads , to bo
used "Just before the battle , mother. "
ECONOMY BEFOIli : THE LAW.
I am proud to see you dispense
with the clerks of committees in or-
ler to lesson the burdens of taxation
upon your constituents. This is a
top in the right direction , and ono
; hat will make the farmer smile when
10 roads whivt you have dono. Just
why you didn't pass a resolution re
quiring each member to remove his
hoes at the door and walk in baro-
ootod so that you could hoar what
Cynor , of Douglas , says , instead of
mying $500 worth of carpets for the
leer , is something I do not fully un-
lorstand. I trust , however , you willet
ot the carpet remain when you return
ipme , and not carry it away in small
ills as koop-sakcs to show posterity
; ho identical spot where you sat when
you voted to bounce the clerk and
elect a chaplain.
This is all I have to say ; you will do
well to district the atato , pay your-
lolvos and the soldiers , and then go
lOme. J. W. PjiAUMAN ,
Squatter Gov. pro. torn.
"I Don't Want That StufiY'
s what a lady of Boston said to her
lusband when ho brought homo some
medicine to cure her ofsiok headache
and neuralgia which had made her
niaorablo for fourteen years. At the
irst attack , therefore , it was adminis-
; ored to her with such good results ,
-hat aho continued its. use until cured ,
and made so enthusiastic in its praise ,
hat she induced twenty-two of the
> est families in her circle to adopt it
as their regular family medicine. That
'stuff' is Hop Bitters.-Standard , tf
Tbo Scone of tbo Murders.
Phoenix park , where the chief secre
tary for Ireland nnd Undor-Socrotary
Burke were murdered , is in the west
ern extremity of Dublin , near the
river Liffoy. The park is seven miles
in circumference and includes 1,759
acres. The portion open to the pub
lic , about 1,300 acres , contain many
magnificent trees and fine carriage
roads , but there is a lack of line scene
ry , lakes , walks , flowers and foun
tains. The principal object of inter
est is the park in the Wellington tes
timonial , a mnssivo obelisk bearing
the names of the battles won by the
great duke. The obelisk is 200 foot
high and cost $100,000. The lodges
of the lord-lioutonant and the chief
secretary nro withiix the gates of the
park and near them are the Zoological
gardens.
Buoklin's ArnioA Salve.
The BEST SALVH In the world for CuU ,
Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Halt Kheuin. Fever
Mores , Tetter , Chapped Hands , Chilblains ,
Goran , nu'l all skin eruptions , and posi-
lively cure * piles. It U guaranteed to
give satisfaction or money refunded.
Price , 25 cents per box. For nalo by
0. F. Goodman
A Him Sold for One Dollar.
From the Richmond ( Ky. ) Journal.
A stout-looking young follow , who
bore a marked resemblance to a
thoroughbred tramp , was put up to
tbo highest bidder in front of the
court-houBo on last Monday , and sold
under a charge of vagrancy into slav
ery for ono year. Ho brought only
$1 , and the Brooktown auction
eer found it hard to roaoh that
point Had the vagrant not bid CO
cents for himself , and gotten up a sort
of rivalry , he would most likely have
been knocked ofl'at 45 cents. Mr.
William J. Oollius was the purchaser ,
and eaid ho would sot the poor follow
to work ori the railroad. Bring on
Berne moro tramps.
Gortliloato.
"I have used UUHOOCK BLOOD BITTKKH
with great benefit for indigestion and con-
Btipatiou of the bowels. "
, 0. L. JJASTOtf.
Price , $1. alSdhv "llainilton , Ont , "
ItlE DAILY BEE
MAHA PUDLI8HINQ CO. . PROPRIETORS.
BIB F rnh m , bet. Oth nd 10th Streets.
TKUKS Of SUBSCRIPTION.
Oneeopj 1 j-eftrln dv ncipo ( tpatd(10.00 )
1 mcnthi ' " 8.00
mouth " " - 8.00
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
cniCAoo , tn. mm , MixiiBArous AUTO
OMltlA RAILKOAD.
Lture Omaha Pwucnrer No. S , 8:30 : . m. Ac-
n'tnodatlor. No. 4 , IK ) ( p.m.
Allttc Omaha Paswnrcr No. 1,6:20 : p. m.
ccr filiation No , S , 16M : > . tn.
ino OMAHA AST oi Bourn BomrD.
J. , 0. ft o. 7:40 : 1. m. 8:10 : p. m.
C. k N. W. , 7:40 : a. ra. 3JO : 11. ro.
0. , H. r , ft I' . , 7:40 : & . m. 3:40 : p. tn.
K. C.St. J. & C. B.,1 aveiTnt { SO . m. and 7:4B :
at. ArrhcsatSt. Loulsat 6SO : ftt. m. and 6:82 :
inV , Bt.r.i. * P. , torn * At 8 a. m. and 8:10 : n.
Arrives a Ht , Louis at 0:40 : a. m. and 7:80
01
WMI Ol POOTIIWUTS.
0. k It. In Neb. , Through Kinreo ) , 8:50 : a. m.
3. H M. Lincoln Kxiru.i3 6:20 : p. n ; .
0 P. Ovi-rlnml Krprces , 1S:16 : n m.
3. h II. V. ( or Unnln , 11:45 : a. m.
0. A n V. for Osceola. 9:40 : a. m.
0. 1' f rolfrht No. 6 , 6:30 a. m.
0. 1' I rclfcht No. 9 , 8:00 : a. m.
0. 1' . Ireteht No. 13 , 2:60 : p. tn.
0. P. Jrolifht No. 7 , f :10 : p. m. emigrant.
. , 1' . Ucnter n > iircs , 7:36 p.m.
0. P. frclrht No 11 , 11:30 : p. m.
0. P. Denver ( rcU'ht , 8:25 : p. ro ,
HAST AND roam.
0 B. b P 6:00 : a. rn. 7:25 n ro ,
0. fa N. W. , 9:16 : ft. m. 7:25 : p. ra.
0. K. I.&P..OU5 ft. m. 8:06 p. m.
d , C. . St. Joe & 0 U. , 7S5 : . in. e:4p. : m
AUKIVntO PROM Till WHS AND ROCTnWtSTi
) . If K. Y. from Lincoln 1.OH p. m.
U. F. Paclfin Kxpraa 3:2S : p. m.
0 fc K. In Nob. , Through Kxprctg 1:11 : p m ,
b M , Lincoln K prew B : < 6 la.
U. 1 * . Denver ciprcsn. 7:35 : a. m.
U. P. Freight No. 11 2:60 : p. m.
U. P. No. 8 : 0 a : m. Emit nl
U. P. freight No. li , 12:16 : p. m.
U. P. No. 8 9:00 : p. m.
U. P. No. 12 1MB R. ta.
D , . . Uonvor Ircltrht , 1:10 ft , m ,
0 , A R. V , mixed , M. Md p. m.
BUUIIT TUMHS KCTWIIS oiuiU AH *
cooKCiii ELirrre.
Leave Om hft ftt 8:00 , 9CO : , 10:00 : and 11:00
m. ; 1:0 : 2:00 : , 8:00 : , 1:00 : and 6:00 : p. m.
l.cxvo Council BluCTa ftt S:25 : , 0:26. : 10:2 : { und
:55 : ft. m. ; t : 6 , 2ES , 3:28 : , 4:25 : and 6:26 : p. m ,
San nj-fl The diimiiiy lra\r Om&hft tt 0:00 :
ml 11:00 : ft. m. ; 2:00,1:00and 6OD : p. m. Loaves
: ouncl ! niuiis t VM nd 11:25 . a. ; 2:26 : , * :2S :
ml 6:75 : p. m.
Through ftnd local patEcnger trains between
Omaha and Council IlluOg. Leave Omaha 0:16 : ,
M , 8:60 ft. in. ; 3:40 , 6:46 : , 0:00 : p. m. Arrive
Omahft 7:10,11S5,11:46 : : : u. m. ; 6:40. : 7:06 : , 7:16 ,
p. rn _
Opening ona Oloilng of M IIl.
totrri. orra , OLOSX.
ft. m. p , m. ft. rn * p. tn.
; hlc ? 0&N. W 11.00 8:00 : 6:30 : 2:40 :
Jhlcaco , n I. & 1'idflc.11:00 : 0:00 : DSO : 2:40 :
3hlctfo , D. & Q. . _ . . .11:00 : 9:00 : 6:30 : 2:40 :
Vftbftfch KSO 6:30 : 2:40
lloux C'ltv and PAclflc. . 9:00 6:80 : 2:40 :
anlon Facia : 4:00 : 11:40 :
) auhftftll.V 4:00 11:40 :
B .411. In Neb 4:00 8:10 :
Jiiuha & Sioux City. . . . 0:00 : 7SO
3. & M. Lincoln 10:30 0:00 :
tJ. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . . 1:30 11:00
J. t. Denver Exp 0:00 : 8:30 :
D. . Bloux City & St. P..11:00 2:40 :
Local ma.Ua for State of low * lure but once
lay , viz : 0:30 a , m.
Office open Sundays from 12 m. to 1 p. ra.
TTIOS. F HALL P M.
Mraska National
BANK.
OF OMAHA NEBRASKA
( No. 2G05. )
ITlEASUnV DEPARTMENT. )
OfllCO of COMITKOLLXIl OF Till ! CURRENCY , V
WAeiiiXQTO.i , April V6th 18S2. J
WiiKnuAS , by ratlsfattory evidence presented
to the uuclcrs gncd , It 1 as been ninclo to appear
that "Ti E NE111IA3KA NATIONAL' DANK OF
OMAHA , " In the City of Omaha , tn the county of
DougUp , and State of Nebraska , boa complied
with nil the provlntans cf tbollcvlecd Statuea of
the United btatct required to bo lompllcdnlth
liefoto an association shall be authorized to com
mence the bu-lncBu of Hanking :
Now , therefore. I , John Jay KroxComptroller
ol the Currency , do bctoby certify that ' . "Die
Nebraska Nat icnnl Hank of Omaha , " lu thecl-y
of Omnna , In the o unty of Douglas , and itate
of I obra ka , Is authorized to commence the
jtuiness of Bankinirai rirotUlcil In Section Fiftv
Duo Hundred and Sixty-Nil.e of the HovieeJ
Statutes of the United Statcn.
In testimony vhcrcof witness my
ln < rid iiiul foal of otllcu this 26th
(1 ( V day of April 1 82.
) i JOHN JAY KNOX ,
Comptroller of the Currency.
Tlieabovo Bnnk Is now prepared to reecho
business It coiiunrnccs wltli a fully pad up
cap tat of $260,000,00 , with olllccru and directors
a.i follows :
S. II. JOHNSON , PBKSiDFUr , of Fttcl' , John
son It Co. . Wholcfalo Grocers.
A. K. TOUKALIN , Via. .I'lumUK.NT , of C. B. & Q.
II. K. , Hasten.
W. V. MOUSE , ol W. V. Morse nnd Co , , > Vhole.
nale lioota and Hhoos.
JNO. S. COLLINS , of O. II. A J. S. Collins ,
Wholesale Leather and S ddlery.
JAMES M. Wooiworln , Counsellor and Attorney
at Law.
LEWIS 8. HEED , of Byron Reed A Co. , Heal
Estate Doalois
HENIIY W. YATES , Cashier , late Cashier of ths
Flnt National Hank of Omaha , and
connected with the active manage
ment of that Bank elnco Its organ
ization la 1803.
tnAoly
O ? XX 33
IMPERISHABLE
PERFUME.
Murray & Lanman's
FLORIDA WATER.
Best for TOILET , BATH
and HANDKERCHIEF.
moi-woJ-lr
Something
NEW
rou
OMAHA ,
Dr. Craw-
ordof ricte-
land , 0 , , the
old. popular.
and skillful
manufacturer
Artificial
Lirabs.
Of the latest Improved plan , has opened a
modunlcil nurcery Initltuta at 103 South
14th itrect , Omaha , whore lie U prepared
furnUh IhnU of every description , tkeletona
aud iuportorafornarftllz3d ana deformed llmbi ,
trusses , and nhoulder bracoa and eupportor * lor
emalu wciknco. &a. The Doctor has had S3
jrcaraex | > erleucetu uearuiff and ndjuitlnz ,
J. B. GltAWFOHD ,
IQfl South 14th Bt. Omaha. Keli.
\\Tonf orJ Aont'orln9 and
W UUtUU Treaolioro
by
hi only lllo authorized by her , and which will
not be a "Wood and Thunder" utory , such as has
been ui < l will be published , but true Life by
the only n r ou who U In pittoiilon of the ficta
a fat hful and dorotod wife. Tiuth U tnorn
iitercstinjr than fiction , AirenU should apply
for territory at oina. Stnd 70 ctt. for Bam'
ploDook. J.H.Ohomlior &Co. ,
tno od-Aw-aow
Olarkson &Hunt ,
Sacoeaom o Rlch rds fc Da-jt ,
ATTORNEYS-AT. LAW
Oo b N b
Neuralgia , Sciatica , Lumbago ,
Bac achot Soreness of iho C/tost ,
Gout , Quinsy , Sere Throat , Swell
ings and Sprains , Burns and
h > Scalds , Gonsral Bodily
Pains ,
Tooth , Ear and Headache , Frosted
Feat and Ears , and all other
Pains and Acha * .
Vt Prrparatlon on * rth tquals ST. Ji COBS Oil
M a tafrurr , iltnplr * and cheap Kxternal
Jwnifily. A trlnl tntalli but the compuratlrtlj
IrlSInc outlay of 60 Cf nt , and ry ona suffer-
tat with pain can bars ( help and jpoilUT * " > IWif
I Its claims. i'A )
directions In Elefen I/anEtngt * " f
80T.D BYALLDRUaOIBTS ANl/DEALZBt
IN MEDIOINE.
A. VOGELER & CO , ,
D. M. WELTY ,
( Successor to D. T. Mount. )
Manufacturer and Dca'cr in
Saddles Harness
, , Whips ,
FANCY HORSE CLOTHING
Robes , Dusters and Turf Goods
of ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
. .Aginttb.Jaa. . R. Hill & CO.'B
"The Best in The World. "
a.-3ta..a
Orderi Solicited , OMAHA , NEB
me ly
THE KEHDALL
PLAfflH & I10HIHE !
DRESS-MAKERS' ' OOMPAHIOH ,
It plaits from 1-18 of a n Inch to
width In the consent fella or Oncet 1 ki
It does all kinds and Htylen of jlaltlnr ; In nao.
No lady that doca her own drcsa-mnkini ; can
afford to do without one 03 nice plaiting IB
never out of faehlon , If seen it Bells Itcelf , For
Machines , Circular * or Agent's terms addrcw
CONGAB & CO. ,
Il3 AdnttiR iSt. OhiRitrn 111.
Proposals For Indian Supplies and
Transportation.
T\DPARTMENT OPTIIE INTERIOR. Offlcoof
JL/ Indian AHaira , Washington , April 25.1882.
Sealed proposals , Indorsed "Proposals for
Beef , " ( bldd for Beef must be au'omlited In Bcp-
arato envelopes , ) Bacon. FlouClothing1 , or
Transportation , c. , ( ai the cose may bo , ) and
dliectod to the CommUaloncr ot Indian Aflaln ,
oa.65 and 87 Wowter street. New York , will
bo received until 1 p , m. of Tuesday , May 23 ,
1832. for furnishing for the Indian Service about
800,000 poundi Uacon , 40,000 , < 00 pound * Beef on
the hoof , 128,000 pounds Ueana , 70.COO pound *
llaklng Powder , V.000,000 found ) Corn , 760,000
pounds Coffee , 8,800,00J pounds Flour , 212.000
pounds Feed , 800,000 pounda Hard Bread , 7f > , -
000 pounds Hominy. 0 000 pouuda Lard , 1,660
barrels mess pork , 283,000 poundi Rico , 11,200
pounda Tea , C6.003 pounds Tobacco 00,000
pouada Salt , 240,000 pouuda Soap , 0,000 poands
Soda , 1,210,000 pounda Bujar ant 839,010 pund
Wheat.
Alee , D'anheta ' , Woolen ftnd Cotton Goods
( consisting In part of Ticking , 33,000 yards ; Stan
dard Calico , 3.0,0(0 yards ; Drllliuf,5:0,000yards :
Duck , free from all flung , 170COu yard ; Den
line , 17,000 yards ; Olngham , 60,000 yards ; Ken
tucky Jeans , 18,000 yarda ; Uhevlot , 6,200 yards
Drown Bi'cetlnv , 200 000 yards , liloached bheet-
Ing. JO.OOOyarJii ; Hickory hhlrtlnir. 10,900 yards
Calico Shirting , 6,000 yardiVln ; ey , 3.000
y rd ; Clothlnjf , Groceries , Notloni , IfaidHare ,
Medical Sunpllo * . and a long Hit of m'scM
laneous articles , such as Harness , Plows , .
Ferns , Ac , , and for about 476 Wagons required
or the service In Arizona , Coloiado , Dakota ,
d ln , Indian To rltory , Mlnnoeota , Montana ,
Nebraska/lokoda and Wucontln , to bo deliver
ed at Chicago , Kansis City , and Moux City. Also
for such Wagons as may be tequlreU , adantvd to
the climate of the Pacific Coast , with California
brakes , dclimed at San Friuciico ,
Also , tiainportatlon forsuthof the articles ,
goods , and supplies that may not be contracted
for to be delivered at the Agenclfc.
lima ui'BT UK MIDI : OUT o.\aovKRSiiKxr BLANKS
Schedules showing the kinds a'lii quintUIca of
lubalstonco sujipllcs cqulrnl for each Agency ,
and the kinds .nd quautltlo * In groai. ot all
other gocds and articles , together with blank
proposals and forms for contract and bond , con
Ultlonitcbi observed by bidders , time and
place of delivery , terms of contract anl pay.
inent. transportation routts , and all other noons-
sary It strucilons wlllba lurulahod njwn appll.
cat.on to the Indian Olllee In Wabhlogton , or
Noi. 66 and 07 Wooster street , Kew York ; Win ,
II , Lj on , No , 183 Uroadwty , New York ; the
Commuarles of Bubslstcnco , 11. S. A , , at
Cheyenne , Chicago , Loncnworth , Omaha , Saint
LOUH , gulnt Paul , San FraicUco , and Yankton ;
the Postmaster at Sioux City , and to the I'rtt-
mautcn at the following named places In Kan
sas : Arkansas City. Burlington , Caldwell ,
Uodgo City , Kmporia , Kurekn , Great Bend ,
Howard , Hutchison , Lar Mcl'uerson , Mar
lon , Mtdlclne Lodge , New on. Ojage Oily , Se
dan , KterUiiL' , Topcka , Wellington , Wlch.ta and
\VlnH > ! i |
Dldi ) 1 bu i IIOT I Ht the hour ard day above
tuiwt , inl bidutn urc limited to bu jifcscut at
the opciUnv ,
CuniiriiD CHECKS.
All bldi must ba accompanied by certified
checks upon ecme United States Depository or
AisUtant Treasurer , for tluu > tlhopercent , of
the amount of the proposal.
.II PRICK. Commls'loncr.
JOHN bliBLKR , KUOMS UC1UKP ,
Ptoiddcnl. Vice Prci't.
W , 8. Dxuilin ,
THE NEBRASKA
IDIAOTDHlIft CO
Lincoln , Neb.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Oorn Planter * , Harrows , Farm Rollert ,
Bulk Hay Rakes , Bucket Clevatlnc Wind
ml &c.
We tro prepared to do Job work and minul \
turtcgfor other paitloj.
Addrei all order *
MANUKACTU11INQ CO , ,
LIMCOUI , Nu
If yon suffer from Drjpcpsln , USD
BUIlDOCtt. "
If you are afflicted with Biliousness , use
BUnDOCK BLOOD BITTEUS
If you arc prostrated with sick Headache , take
BU11DOCK BLOOD niTTERS
If your Bowels are disordered , rctrulatu themwlth
11UIIDOCK 11LOOD BITTEUS.
If your Blood Is mpurc , purify It with
1IUUDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If you have Indigestion , you will find an antidote
In BUHUOCK BLOOD BITTEUS.
If rou are troubled with Spring Complaints , er-
adlcato them vlth BURDOCK I1LOOD BITTERS.
If your Llvcrlfl torpid , rcitoro Itto healthy action
with * BUIIDOCK BLOOD B1TTEU3
If your Liver b affected , you "ill find n sure re
storative In BURDOCK BLOOD BITTEUS.
If you have any species of Humor or Pimple , fat
not to take BUHDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
If you have any symptoms of Ulcers or Scrofulous
Sores , a curative remedy will bo found In
BUUDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
For Impartlnpr strength and vitality to the sys-
.em , no thins can equal '
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Tor Nervous and General Debility , tone up the
system with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Price. 1.00 not Bottle ; Trial Bottles 10 Ctt
FOSTER & Co
, MILBUEN. . , , Props ,
BUFFALO , N. Y.
Sold at wholesale by Ish & McMahon and C. F.
Joodman. Jo 27 cod-mo
HB5if
if jounro mi > nv
eneil by thoetrnlnor
your duties avolc' nicbt work , ta res
BtlmulanMnnd uia tor * train nerve und
Hop Bittern. Jwn-tte mo Hop B.
If you are yoiinp nd I I sntteiine Irorn wiy li
discretion or dlijlpal tluni If younn , > nar
ricfl or tingle , old or Ice ountr , sufferlnr f roa
co r health orluiRUlsnl on a bca
ucso , rely on Hop ] I Blttera.
Whoever younre. " Theusanas ai a >
whenever you feel i
that your eyirtcraj j form of Kone ! >
needs clcnnslns. ton- p disease that might
IBK or - " ' " " " " J have b enprevented
lGv timely useo !
tnko Hop Hcptilttori
BlltO'a.
Wd/.rU | 0,1. O
Is an absclutfr
Slaeoao
ria < ni , and Irreslsta-
-
ot th omac/i , HOP lilo onro tot
druitkenneD * .
use of opium ,
You will bo tobacco , c. '
cured Ityounse nareotlca ,
Hop Bitter *
Ifyonare elm- Boldbydmff
lsts. Bendtai
Ic and
ply w e a
low i > iritedtrj NEVER Clrculur
Ul It may nopBirrna
tave your
FAIL .
life. It has BTd CO. ,
saved hun BotlMler.S.T
dreds & Toronto , On t.
Dlscaso la an < fleet , not a cause. Its origin la
within ; Us manifestations without. Jlenco , to
euro the disease the c.uaKmuat ba removed , and
in no other way can a euro ever ' o effected.
WARNER'S SAFEKIDNDY AND
IjIVER CURE H cstablUhod on Ju.t ttaia
irmclplo. U realizes that
95 Per Cent.
fall diseases arize from deranged kidneys and
Ivcr , and It Utlkca at once at tbo root of the
iniculty. The elements of which It is composed
ct directly upon tbeso treat organs , both as a
'ODD ' ai.d RESTORER , and , by placing them In a
wealthy , condition , drive disease and pain from
ho syetcra.
For the Innumerable trcub'cs caused by UK-
icaltby KldnejB , Liver and Urinary Organs ; for
ho distressingDltordersof Women ; for Malaria ,
nd physical derangements generally , thla great
cnvdyhai no equal. Uturaro of Impostors , Im *
tatlonstnd concoctions salrt tn bo juat as good.
ForDIabctox , as f or MT ARNER'S SAFE
DIABETES CURE.
lor sale by all dealers.
H. -WARNER & CO. .
'no Rochester , N. Y.
Amen the medicinal means of arresting dUcaso ,
lastettcr'H Stomach I Ittcrs bland * jiru-fiulncnt.
. ihc ksthu further progress Of nil disorders of
10 stomach , ll\rr nml towels , ruvhcuthultal
imina , pi-Menu and luTi'ilies dillU nnd fe\cr ,
ncrcokes the activity of the Kl'lnujs , countcracU a
ciulcncy ta ihvunmtUni , and U n trrnuliio Uiy
nilt-olaco ton ed.lnlhuiundlienous persons.
t'fi tula by all dru 'lsti and dun'uri generally
ivl rn ml
CRAIG'S ' OITlf GREEN HOUSE
s now open to the publlo wltU a full eup ply o
Cut.Flowersand Plants
or Sale. Wo will bo glad to Have the public
call and see us ,
iouquots or Any Floral Doeljrn Made
to Order
ON THK SUOllTEST NOTICE.
City Qrc n House , S. W. Cor 17th and Web-
t r , ono block from 16th utrcct cars. Nursery ,
ii street , upposlto Koit , Jas. Y. Crale , Florist
nd lAndnnuw flardnpr Fe)2 m.
J.C. ELLIOTT & CO.
Plumbing , Steam & Bas Fitting
AHEM 9
Turbine Water Motor ,
fAUO JOBBEKSjlN
? umps , Fipo Fitting and Brau
Goo dater -
tor , 14th and Harnoy , Omaha , Neb ,
W.B. MILLAKD. If. U. JOHNSON
MILLARD & JOHNSON ,
Storage , Commission and "Wholesale Fruits ,
1111 FARNHAM STREET ,
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTM PRODUCE SOLICITED.
Agents for Peek & Bausliers Lard , and Wilbur Mills Flour ,
OMAHA , - - - NEB.
REFERENCES :
OMAHA [ NATIONAL BANK ,
STEELE. JOHNSON & CO. ,
TOOTLE MAUL & CO.
WHOLESALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AND DEALEU : N-
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb.
IE1. O.
1213 Farnham St. . Omaha.
WHOLESALE-
, GOAL &
On River Bank , Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts. ,
ca
-DEALERS IN-
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO ,
Fire and Burglar Proo
1020 Farnham Street , / .
.3 - - - 3XT3EBIB ,
STEELE , ; & CO. ,
WHOLES
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and w
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
CIGAES MD IAMACTUBED TOBACCO ,
Agents for EENWODD NAILS AHD LAELIH & BAND POWDER ( J ' I1
. . . ,
ipmta * * o.apin. * vw fl * Vfl'VV'MiM * a"ina > ra o
HENHY LEHMANH
JOBBER OF
C i
AND
WINDOW SHADES
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED. ; ) \
. " 't
1118 FARM AM ST. - - OMAHA
I. OBERFELDER & CO. ,
WHOLESALE IILLINERT MD IOTIONS. ,
1308 and 1310 DOJJGLAS STREET.
Spring Boofls Eeceiving Daily ana Stock very nearlyOomplete
J. A. WAKEFKLD ,
WHOLESALE AND UKTAIL DEALEU IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BL1HDS , MOLDINGS , LME ,
AQENI FOB MILWAUKEE CKUXNT
Near Union Pacific Depot. OMAHA NEB
POWHJR AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
UININO UACniNKRT. * * , * *
HALLADAY WINDMILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS
A. L. STEANG205 F 1" * St. , Omaha
&
Wholesale Lumber
So , 1408 Farnham Street , Omalia ,