Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 15, 1882, Page 2, Image 2

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    THE DAILY BEE-OfiAHA THUESDAY , JUNE 15 , 188 ! *
STATE JOTTINGS.
Agents ol Denver commission houses fire
warming along the B. & M. nlnee the
rend went through.
Since April 1st the Plnm Orwk post ,
office HAS become n jproldentlnl ofTice at
a salary of 81,109. The pay of Postman
terDnitn , of Beatrice , hM been ratted to
$1,900 , nnd thnt ot Hiltoo , of Blair , to
41,000.
J > nflt Sunday n vicious cow , belonging to
n Mr. Dennot , attacked and fcnocked
down , trampled nnd otherwaya violently
handled Mr. Wm. GOB , of Freewnter , n
very old mnn , lid was very bndly used
op and injured internally in the ftido and
back , and in not expected to live , although
no holes were gouged Into him by the
creature's horns. M. V. Wilcnx was near
by , and , refine the tight , ran to the rescue
nnd saved his life go far. Up to golni ; to
Dress we hear no further jmruculani.
[ Alma Herald.
There is a ten year old boy in district
No. 20 , in this county , who in n nUural
curiosity on account of hi * extraordinary
size nnd weight This young Riant who ,
as wo have said. In ten yearn old , weighs
188 pounds. Ho measures 23 inches from
shoulder to shoulder ; 43 inch chest meas
ure ; 4Alnrh wiiint i ch measure ; thi h IM
inches ; cult 17J inches ; nnklo 12 } inches.
Ilelsht , 4 feet ( J Inches. He nj > ys robust
health and attends school , where no takes
as active a part ns his nnwleldly size will
permit. Ills name la Henry Schmidt , n
son of Gco. Schmidt , and t me from Ger
many about throe years ago. His parents
have been the rtclpient of several often
from traveling showmen , buthavo retuneJ.
lie attends J. 0 , Bealo's school and to
1'rol. IlufBngtnn we are indebted for the
above facts. Oabeola liecord.
A lightening rod peddler giving his
name nt Wcbl > , cliiimln ? to stop at the
Commercial hotel in David , tried the
roddlni ; dodge on Mr. Kycstono this week ,
Mr. Kycstonr , as Is well known , has one
of tbi tincut houses In southwest Butler ,
and Webb only wanted the job as an ad
vertisement among the neighbors , nnd
would do It very cheap. The li < utc he
gave amounted to S20.80 after the heavy
reduction given. It was the old story of
.si much a foot and n big discount "to
you. " The ptnmo Is then to bring a good
ninny extra feet at the hlah price named
In the contract. A nccond man came to
put up i he work , nnd when ho had finished
presented a hill of 3101 , and this too after
the deduction named in the contract had
been made. Party No. 2 was given to
understtnd that 820 wai all that would bo
paid him. After trying to browbeat Mr.
Kjrcslono into paying the extortionate
price , and finding that it could not bo
done , and that Mr. Eyeatono was not to
be impoied upon , he accepted the $27.
Mr. Kyostone is satisfied with the worn ,
thinking it well and cheaply done.
[ Khiug City Independent.
, School Notoa ,
Thp riattsmoutli board elects ita teach
ers on the lOlb.
The date of the Colfax county teachers'
institute has been chnuged to July 17th.
Teachers for the cunning year will bo
chosen by the I'rcmont board on the 10th.
Itichanlson county has 93 districts , 183
toucher * nnd 0,240 children of school age ,
( Hall county has 03 school houses. 112
teachers and H,22G children of school age.
Prof. D. J. .Tudfon , of Villltca , la. , nan
been elected principal of the Jled Cloud
schools.
Prof. .T. S. Hike has been elected prin
cipal of th Blair school at 8125 per month ,
and Mrs. Hake assistant at 5G5.
North Bend oooplo propose to make up
a purse ti > reimburse Miss Wood , the
teacher who was fined for whipping a re
fractory pupil.
Farm Notoa.
Wheat sown by Thomas Klassy on April
10 , ii eighteen Inches high.Osceoln Ad
vocate.
4'Ed. Place brought this office n sample ol
rye from hit farm this week measuring
seven feet high. Who can beat it ? Exe
ter Enterprise.
Chas. Mayberry , just over the line in
1'ownte county , has planted mid is iffotv.
WO acre * ut com , TAmt lo Infgeut
( corn field * in this part of tOo * state.
Teounwh Torchlight.
Michael Duerr has shown a stalk of
wheat tlut tins eighty 8tools. He came
near plowing up his crop , thinking it too
thin to pay , but now it has nn excellent
prospect. Superior Guide.
. Quito a number of our farmers have no wn
the pastures on their farms down with
timothy and clover. They find that it
makes excellent pasture and also produces
n largo amount of fine hay. Tccumteh
Journal ,
. Robert Dew , who , la by the way , the
owner of one of the best farmu in thn coun
ty , euttrtains nofenra as to the outcome of
the cot n crop for 1882. He s j u it is back
ward now , but well rooted and promising ,
Tecumsch Chieftain.
W , H.'ChapIn. has 76 , acres of flax on
new ground , this season , which he says
looks thrifty and promises well. 1'lnx is
counted Usually us paying crop , and
there should be more of it ratted in thin
county. TecutnMb. Chieftain.
Uncle J. O. Athey brough't us in a sam
ple bunph of 8 acres of rye that measured
0 leet 1 inch , and J. E. Hopper B hunch of
wheat that measured 3 feet u inches. He
ways he baa 00 acres just like it. Who
canbtatlt , Fnlrtield News.
Two farmers In Kearney county are try.
iog an experiment in corn growing. The
tvro'pieces He side by elao , One of the
men Is planting the old way and will cul
tivate as of old'while the other has used
the ' 'lister" and , after the corn is. up h
will harrow only.
There are fields of rye in this comer of
the country which Dfcgar de criptlon.
Immetely is the only way to express it.
h. . Other small grain promises as well , and
the man who grumbles as tilings now look ,
we eay shoot him on the spot. Crete
Standard.
The Bee correspondent at Genoa , Nance
, county , under date of June ID , writes us
follows of the crops ; Wheat , spring ,
looks well ; prospect good , a few rugs but
no damage. Oats due ; tdeo fli\\ , Corn is
) a little back , but - lie warm wrather
thowers of late bidi fair for a gsr.d . crop ;
the squirrels dug up quite a lot ,
Journal Istle
Nebraska has one newspaper for every
2,482 persons ,
The O'Cjnner"Democrat ha * been en
larged and improved.
The Argus , Wm , H , Keteham editor , of
Table lloclr. In a neat paper that In not yet
a month old.
Samples of new rye 0 f et and under
have been brought to the offlce of iinarly
all the piper * in the state. That's all ryot.
Not a word i * said , however , about the
samples of old rye. How'tt that for rhighj
The Journal , by II. L. Hellen , at Ham.
Ilton , Hamilton county , ii n recent veil.
tore. Hamilton county is a good placu
for good newspapers , and the Journal will
tiucceed , if the first number is a fair sam
ple ot what will follow. Politics are re
publican , of course.
The btnte Editorial Excursion patty will
leave Lincoln , July 18th , at 7 ) > . m , by
way of the Union Pacific , go to Denver ,
upend three days EighUeeini ; in Colorado.
then westward to Bait Lake City , upend
three days soelngthe scenery of Utahthen
northward to Boda Springs In Idaho , with
three days m6re in thu mountain * , then
home again.
Nebraska journalism embraces many nn
original genius , who , out of the exuber
ance of joy created by corn bread aud cord
wood gets off something good. This is a
eajuple , from the lout imue of the LOUD
KK-I City paper : "Ilemember tuat old 8lti | >
WillnrdV great and only , collossal , Un in
one combined mammoth Sherman County
TJinea , performing in but one ring ( anti-
court bouse ) will be enlarged next week. "
Profitable Patients.
The moit wonderful and marvelous
success in caeca whore ponona are
sick or wasting awny from a condition
of misorablcnos ! , that no ono knows
what ail them , ( profitable patients
for doctors , ) is obtained by the use of
Hop Bitters. They begin to euro
from the first dose and keep it up un
til perfect health and strength is re-
stoiod. Whoever is afflicted in this
way need not suffer , when they can
git Ilop Bitters. [ Cincinnati Star.
A FAITHLESS W1KE.
Sad Story of n Young Wife's Deser
tion of Ilor Husband , nnd Children
-Sho Prefers tuo Society of n Dirty
Tramp to That of R Loving HUB-
band.
Specl.l Dispatch to the Chicago Trlliuns.
EIXIIN , ID. , Juno 10. Richard
Prescott , n farmer living north of this
city , was hero to-day searching fur his
wife , and the otnry of her riicappcar-
anco in a sad and withal strange one of
woman's infatuation for n most un
worthy object. Ton years ago , at
Wayne , Du Page county , ho wooed
and won Emily Miller , a handsome
girl of 17 , nnd the daughter ot a most
respectable farmer. IIo was then 30.
They lived happily together near that
place , and within tire miles of this
city , until a year ago , six children
blessing their union , five of whom are
now living. Eighteen months ago ,
when ho was hard pressed for
help , n hard-looking young
tramp drifted to his farm. The
stranger , whoso ntimo is Charles Lay
man , was a boy of 22 or 23 , ragged ,
filthy , and ill-favored. Although ho
was lazy and dissolute , ho managed to
retain his place until a year ago , when
Mr. Prcscott leased of P. 0. Gilbert ,
of this city , n valtiablo farm situated
at Gonon , Do Kalb county. Then his
mployor discharged him , but ho
boldly refused to leave. To increase
Mr. 1'roacott'a astonishment , his wife
also refused to allow1 the follow to depart -
part , saying she liked him. Eoforo
this time no doubt of his wife's integ
rity had entered Prcscott's mind , and
the matter staggered him. Ho told
the woman that Layman nnd ho could
not both remain , nnd her answer waste
to bid her husband to bo the ono to
go. Ho came to this city , and
the tramp for n brief season
lived in style with his mistress on
his emplojor'n hard earned money.
Dissipating what was available , Lay
man in less than two months loft for
parts unknown. Then the faithless
wife came hero to persuade the injured
husband to forgive her and return.
For his children's oake , ho , on her
protestations of penitence and reform ,
at last consented. For a time all
again was serene. Two weeks ago
PrcBcott heard the tramp was again
in the neighborhood , but was uut ublo
to see him , although ho had reason to
think ho had boon at his farm during
his absence on two or three occasions
at Sycamoro. This , however , the
woman stoutly denied.
Last evening when ho retired his
wife stated she had some sowing to do
which would keep her up late. Ho
foil asleep , and whan ho awoke she
was missing. Inquiry at the Genoa
depot to-day developed the fuct that
she took the early morning train for
Chicago with her paramour. With
her aho took her youngest child , a
babe in arms , leaving four little ones ,
the oldest under eight , behind. Ho
followed them , and , thinking the
guilty pair might have loft the train
hero , ho stopped , but found ho trace.
They are doubtlosa in Chicago.
Prcacott is an honest-looking.am
qultu ( food-looking EuKlialimatt o.
tarty. When fie told his story ho
wept like n child. The woman ia
moro than ordinarily gifted with goo ( ]
looks , and before the advent of Lay
man bore a spotless roputttion. Her
relatives are highly rcspcctablu people.
The tramp has all the repulsive traits
of that order of beings.
Tbo London Lancet.
The "London Lancet" says : "Many a
life has been saved by the moial courage
of the sufferer , " nnd.many a life has been
saved by taking BIMIINQ BLOHSOH in caaool
blllious fever indigestion or liver com
plaints. Price HO cents , trial bottles 10
cents. jlS'dlw
|
Gas and Electric Lights.
London Times.
There is no need to jump to the
conclusion , aa BO many people did
when the reports of Mr. Edison's in
ventions first k came from , America ,
that gas ia a thing of the past and that
electricity haa already won the battle.
No doubt electricity is gaining upon
its rival , but that all electric lights are
bettor than all gas lights is a proposi
tion that is easily disproved by anyone
ono who takes a walk at night down
Holborn and across the viaduct. The
city authorities , who , whatever their
faults , are ready enough to make ex
periments for the public service , are
trying the Edison incandescent burn
ers on the viaduct and the Siemens
improved gas in Holborti. Wo do
not know anything of the relative cost
of the two systems , but as far as the
light is concerned there is
simply no comparison. The gas
triumphs all along the line , There
are other reasons which should
make prudent people hesitate before
investing in any of the multitudinous
electrical companies with which the
countries ia now being Hooded for
example , there is the question of
patents , and the extreme difliculty of
deciding whether ono system if not an
infringement or another. There is ,
again , the question , which only time
can decide , of which system or sys
tems are really the best. Still time
will decide these points , and though
many an unhappy investor may suffer
the public will benefit. For there are
no two opinions about the desirability
of finding some substitute for the foul
; as which we uro at present condemn
ed to burn in our houses and build
ings. It nifty bo that under the spur
of competition the chemical advisors
of the gas companies will discover
some way of making the gas they sup-
ly less trying to the brain and eye ,
loss ruinous to .our books , our ceil-
lings , our wall papore , and
whatever else comes in con.
tact with its iumcs. Till that is
done , or till electricity has come in to
lielp us , many of us have returned to
thu candles aud oil lamps of our an
cestors in sheer despair. At present ,
too , an evening in a theater or con
cert-room ia an evening of ponanuo ;
for in all the London theatres but two
Dr three there is no adequate ventila
tion , so that the combination of gas-
lamps and crowds make the atmoa-
phi-ro' intolerable. Wo can not
lope that managers and archi-
: ecU will over master the theory of
ventilation , but wo now hope for an
alleviation of our sufferings when the
electric light is generally adopted.
The ono London theatre which al
present possesses it is a striking anc
welcome exception to the general role
which demands that a place of ntnuso-
ment should bo like the Grotto del
Oano at Naples , or like the channo
tunnel when Dr. Siomen's proposed
scheme of carbonic acid is in opera
tion a place whore neither man nor
animal can broatho.
Mr. J. Marsh , Bank of Toronto , Ont. ,
writes ! "Bllllousness nnd dyspepsia eeem
to have i-rown up with me ; hiving been a
sufferer fnr years. I have tried many rem
edies but with no tailing result until I
used your BUHDOCK BI.OOIJ Bimni. They
have been tiuly n blessing tu me , and 1
cannot speak too highly of them. " Price
81.00 , trial size 10 cents. J13-dlw
Business Directory.
Abstract and Real tsUto.
JOI1H L. UoOAGUIC , opposite Post OCos.
W. R. nAim.KTT 81T South 18'.h Blrce > .
Architect * .
J0T11KNK & MENDKI-SSOUN , AnCHlTECTa
Room II. Crdghton Block.
A. T. IiATlOB Jr. . Room I , Ciclzhton Itlock.
Uooti ana unoo * .
JAilK.1 DsVINK & CO. ,
net Bcoti and Show. A [ pod assortment
lost work on hand , corner l lh and lUrner ,
rU08. EIUCKSON , H. E. cor. 16th and Donclai.
JOI1N FORTUKATTJH ,
191 10th Btioot , manuhcturti to order rood woik
> l ftlr prltw. Rctalrlnr done.
Bed Oprlngs.
LAnniMKK Manufacturer. 1(17 Donplastt.
liookt , Now * nnct OUtiunery.
J. t. intUKlIAUP 1018 Farnham Btree * .
butter and USE' .
< o. mANK b BCimOEDEIJ , the oldest B. and K.
MOM In Nabrmka r tolill > hcd 1878 Omaha.
KAb
RKSTADnANT ,
Mlta A. RTAH ,
MQthweil corner lethand Dodpe.
Hoot Board ( or the Money.
Satisfaction Qturantood
at alt Ilonru.
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Onod Tonnfffoj Cash
_ Fnrnlthril TtoomB Supplied ,
u rrl Ku ana flona w icon .
* 'M flN YDCT. UMi anil Hnrnrv Streets. _
Olotnlna ; uougrit.
I. HARRIS .will pay hl-hert Cash prlco for iceond
< ml clothlny. Cmi'"r-inth anil Fainham.
uewo er * .
JOHN BATJMRR 1BU FarnhauvStrcet.
Junit.
_ P. BEUTHOm , Rags and Vt tal.
Lumber Umo nnd Uomont.
fOSTKR & OH AY mrnor 6th and DonglM Bto
Lamp * * nd Clanware.
I. BONNEU 1809 Dougim fit Good V rl ty
Merchant tailor * .
O. A. UNDQUXST ,
) na ol OTir moct papular Merchant Tallora 10 re
citing tht > latent dcoini ! for Sprlcg and Oummc
lood > tor gentlemen o wear. Btyllsli , durable
tnd nrlcna low UK ever 216 1.1th bnt. Douz.ft Farti.
Millinery.
URS. 0. A. KlNUEit , Wholestlo aud Ilctall , Fan
jy Oooda In gru&t variety , Zorhyw , C&rd Bcanbi
Iloalory , Olovw , CoreetD , 4c. Choapcot IIouso IE
ihoWcst. Furch.-wcra earo CO per cent. Ordc
iv MM ! . 116 Klftconth direct.
ruunurj.
JOHK VrCAHNK & RONS cor.liUift J ckMnet <
riuurund Food.
5MAUACITY 111LLH. 8th and Farnhtm Itl.
Vdshius Bros. , propilctoro.
urocnra.
. QIRVENS , Jlet bttwccn Cnmlng and tzar
r. A. HonnAMK. Itnin. MA and Cumlng Ptrtetn
HarOwaie , Iron una Uteel.
OLAN ti LAMQWORTnT , Wholesale , 110 tac1
113 16th etraot
A. HOLMES ciirna Itlth and California.
nnrnuuo , Oaadlcs , tte.
B. WEIBT 2018th St. hot FaroHarn T
Hotel *
&N1UKLD nOUBK.Gco , C nCoW,8th & Farnhan
JORAN HOUSE , P. II. Cary , 913 Famham Bs.
BLAVEN'S HOTEL , V. Blaren , 10th Bt.
jon/frern llofol Onn. Ifinicl RUi A Loaron rnrU
ruinut * na Ull * . '
KUIINCO. ,
'hanuacio ! ; , flnj fane Oooda , Oar. lisa
IT. J. WniTElIOUPK , WLolcmlo h Retail , 16th t
0 , FIELD , 022 North Side Gaming Street.
PAKR. Drawlat. loin ind Howard Btrootn.
DsntUH.
JR. PAOT , Wllliamn I'loclc Cor. IBth A Dedce.
ury utxMU notions , etc.
JOHN II. F. LKlllIAHN ft CO. ,
1'iir Tort Dry Ooo.iHh'torc. 1810 , and IRIS JTani-
hum itri-os ,
'j , n. Knowclrt also boo * mO cihoos A Pacific.
ruruuuro.
i r. OROS9. How aud Bficond Hand Fnrnltmo
od Btovea , llli Dfotriaj. illiheil caib prlco
aid for second hind # 0001.
CONKER 1C09 Donrla tt. line troods Ac.
r tree Work * .
OMAEA FENGS 00.
HUIT , FRIK3 CO 1MU Uarney Bt , Improie
Id Ice Boxet , Ircc aci Wood Fencet , Office
\ntn Oinntu' P'nn and Wtlpnt.
ROSENFKLD 10th Bi. . be ! Cl. * U r
rutrigerator * . Uanlmld' * P t nt.
OOOnUAw 1th PI. bet. F rn. <
OlKr * nd Tobacco.
WEST Ai FRITSODKKmaunf ctuicnof Glfin ,
and Wholeaala Dealenl n Tobaccos , 1S05 Donglas.
H. F. LORRNZKM manulactiirfr HIS Farnham
Florist.
A. Donaghai , plant * , cut ttowen , reedi , ooqnstt
to. N , W. cor. foUi and Dowlas itretta.
GO To CRAIG'S
Green House 17th anil Webster ttrcet , for
Plants , Douquota. Flowers , Floral Deslnn &o.
Oornlco Workt.
Weatern Oornlco Works. Manufacturer ) Iron
Cornice , Tin , Iron and Bbte Uooflliip. Orders
from any locality promptly exraitod In the beet
manner. Factory and Ulrica 1213 Harney BI ,
0. HPKOIIT , 1'ioprletor.
Qalvanlzod Iron Cornices , window Caps , etc. ,
manufactured and put up In tnr tare ot the
mdntrv. T , SINHOF.D 4ln < llilr > < i nthi.trp t
Orockory ,
J. UQNKT.rt 1BOO Doutlni flreot. Good lire.
Uommltilon McrchanU ,
JOHN O. WIL US.H14 bodge Street.
D I ) . nUEMUR. For dcUJU too large advertise-
mcnt In IKIlv and Weoklv.
Olvll Engineer * nd Surveyor * .
ANDREW nOSEWATKlt , Crelfhton Block ,
Town Purveys , Qrado and fteweri a BriUmi a
BptcUlty.
Olotlilnc nd Furnlthlng Qoo * * .
OEO. H. PKTE11SON. Alw Hate. Cap > , Boots ,
Show Notions and Cutlery , EXM 8.10th etreel.
Show Oa 8 Manufsctory. ,
. O. J , WILDE.
ilanufacturor and Dealer lu all klndl ol Show
GUM , Upright C'Moa.,4' . , 1817 Cats St.
FRANK L. QERHARD , proprietor Omaha
Ihow Caw manufactory , SIS Houlh lethttreet ,
> etwcen Leavenworth anil Uarcy , All
warranted lint-class.
eve * nu inwar * .
A. BURMESTKR ,
) ealer In Store * and Tinware , and Manufacturer
of Tin Roofs and all kinds of Building Work ,
Odd Follows1 Block.
. BONNKR. 1800 Douglas P ofld and Ohean.
Ccd .
J. KVAN8Whol IoMid Retail Seed Drills and
Cultltaton OddFvllowi UslLi
Physician * and Surgeon * .
W. B , GIDBS , M. D. , Room No t , Orelghtoo
Block. 16th atroet
I' , B. LKISEttRlNO , ti. D. Maaonlc Block.
0. L. HART , M. D. , fy * aud Ear , opp. ixntofflco
DRL.n.ORADDr.
Oonllst and Aurl.it. 8. W 16th aud Farnham Rti
Intlnjr n * p r anglnc ; .
HENRY A. KOSTKlta. Ml Dodge Street.
Photoftrapnor * .
GEO. 1IEYN , 1'KOP.
Oraud Oeutrtl Gallery ,
Sll Sixteenth Street.
tat Matonlo HalL Flnt-claM Work aud f rotapl-
eaa ifuaranteon
Plumbing , Uai and tiUam f'ltlnij.
P. W.TAlU > VACO.Slfll2 Ut , btt Farobam
ndDougUa , Workpromp yattended to.
U. FITZPATltlOK , MiujlM Strwl.
8ho Store * .
Phillip L n 1S80 Farnhtm Uth ft Uih
Second Hand Htor * .
PKRKIN8 h IjRAR , 1418 DonirtasBi. , New am
Second Hand Furnlturn , Hone Furnishing Ooodi
rrnwm _ rrln
unaen * er * .
OTTAH. Pnmri m but. J Hid
09 Cent Store * .
t. 0. nAOKUfl Ftmlitro H > . * nti Ooodi
Uiloon * .
, . HENRY KAUFMANN ,
In Ins new brick block on DouglM Strwi ,
] < ut ownpd a mont elc snt Beel Hall.
Hot Lnnch from 10 to IS
evtry diy.
' OuWnnla " J PALOOMKR OrBlBlh RlrMl.
1380. 8HORTJ.INE. 1380 ,
JKANSASOITY ,
3t Joe & Council Bluffs
a rai CHIT
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
_ AND THE EAST
Prom Omahftftnd the Weut.
All tt lnj leave B & II. Depot , Onuha : Neb.
Ko Chang * of ran between Omaha cad m. umli
nj but cno b't-riwa OXIAUA and
NKW YORK.
Daily PassengerTrama
EASTERN AKD WEHTKRN CITIES with LKE1
OQAtiara and IN ADVAM03 ol VII.
OTHER LWKR
mitre line li snipped with uHtnini ;
Paltco Slecptnc Cits , P l oe li y Coacbw , Uiller'l
Safety Platform and Coupler , nd the celebrated
WoatlDghotMB Air-brake.
CJTRea that your ticket roads VIA &AN AE
OITlf , bT. JOSEPH fc COUNCIL BLUFJTS Ball
road , rla Kt. Jonotfi and St. Louis. . . . . „
Tickets for ult J * H coupon utatlOBa tnlfcl
Wert. J. F. BARNARD ,
0. DAWE3 , Uon. fiupS. , St. Joseph , 1(0
A1 Of n. Ptts. ted Ticket Agfi , OL Jowpb , Mo.
AJIDT BOBDIK , Ticket Agent ,
1020 Farnham street.
W. J.DiVBNroaT , Donors ! Annt ,
OMAHA. Nil
EUROPEAN HOTEL ,
Corner Fourth and Locust Streets.
SW. X.O-02CS , ZUCO. ,
JT. H. HURST , - Prop-
Rooms , 75o , $1 , and § 1,60 Pnr Day
An elegant Reitauraut Is connected with thl
liouso whore mcali ro > ; rvodat reasonable prlo-a
Open y and night. rn-10c
The feeble and emaciated sudcrln ? from dvs-
pcpsu or Indigestion Inanvform , arcartilscd , f..i
the sake of their own bodily and mental comfort ,
to try Hosteller's tlomacu B tiers. Liulica o :
the most aullc&te constitution testify to its harm ,
lets and rejtoratlio properties. Pnvulclam
everynhere , dlsguitcd with the adufterUcd
liquors of ixmmcrce , prescribe it ai thoiafa.1
and most reliable of all stomachles.
For ealo by all druggist ! oud dealers generally
at to ml
GPECIFIC MKBICINE
falling euro
for fjcmlual
Weakness ,
Spormator-
rhea , Impotency -
ency , ana all
follow 09 a
BEFGRETAKINQ.s < xiuence of AFTER TAR ! fit ) .
Bolt-Abuse : aa Losa of Memory , Universal J-aanl-
tude , Fain In the Bade , Dlmncia of Vision , Pre
mature Old Age , and many other Dleeisos that
load to Insanity or Consumption and a Prema
ture Grave.
TFulI particulars In our pataohlot , which
wo desire to send free t r mail to every one ,
OrTho Spcclflc Medicine Is told by all dru glats
at $1 per packaxo , or Q packtgca for t& , or will
bo sent free by mall on reel ptof thu money , by
addressing TUE QRA 1EDICINE CO. ,
Bvllalo , N. 7.
orsalov ocfme-eod
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
The Most Succeiaful Remedy ever discov
ered , u It Is certain In Its effects and does not
blister. READ PROOF 11ELOW. AIM excellent
for human.flean.
FROM A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.
WaihinKtcnvllIe , Ohio , June 17 , 1831. Un.
B. J. KBXDALI , & Co. : Oeiits Reading your ad.
vertlsement In Turf , Field and Farm , ol your
Kendall's Spavin Cure , ad having a' valuable
and spo dy horse which had been lame from
spavin for clglteen month ) , I eent to you for a
bottle by express , which in six weeks removed
all lamenru and enlargement and a larga splint
from another hone , and both horns are to-aay
M sound as colts. The ono bottle was worth to
me ono hundred dollars. Respectfully
yonr * . H. A. B BTOLirr , M. D.
Send for Illustrated circular giving positive
proof. Price 91. All Druggists have It or can
get It for you. Dr. B. J. Kendall & Co ; , Pro
prietors. Enoshurgh Falls , Vt
BOLt ) BY ALL DRUGGISTS ,
d-wly
SYPHILIS
inanyelngo
Oatarrii , '
.EOZEMA ,
Old Sores ,
Pimples ,
BOILS ,
or an/
Skin
Disease
Ouroa When Hot Springs Fail
UAVluf , ARK. , Uav S 1831
We have caei in onr own town who lived at
Hot Springs , slid were finally Hired with 8. S. S.
F YOU Uoutit , oomoto BCOUS and t ti WILL
CUHE YOUR 6K charge nothlui ; 1 1 Write for
Articular * and copy of little Book
o the Unfortunate Buffering
l.OOO Howard will bo paid to any
hcmUt who will UnJ , on aiuly l $ 100 tottlo
8.8. 3. , one particle of Mercury , Iodide PoUl
lum r any Ulueral mbitanco.
HW1FT 8P 01FIO CO. Piopr ,
AUaot *
Price of Bmall * U , f 1.00.
Urge tUo tl.1l.
Bold by KEHNAKD BHOa. * CO
nd DruirirliU nnr U"
A irul imckag of "BLACK-DRAUGHT"
frixi of
Burdock
TJ tf if if is ' ( *
JjJTItES
If yon tuffcr Irom Djtpcptta , use
BURDOCn. 'LOOD BITTERS
If you ire afflicted with BillousnoM , use
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
If you are prostrated with tick Headache , Uke
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
If your Bon els arc disordered , rcgulato them wll
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
If your lilood s mpure , purify It with
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If you hare Indigestion , you will hndan antidote
to BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If you are troubled wlih Spring Complaint * , er
adlcato them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
If your Lit erU torpH , restore tt to healthy action
with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
i
If your Llrcr U affected , you will find a euro ro
Btoralire In BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
If you have any species of Humor or Pimple , fa !
not to take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
If you have any symptoms of Ulcers or Scrofuloua
Sores , a ciiratho remedy will be found In
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
For Imparting strength and vitality to the tyi
Urn , nothing can equal
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
For Non OUR and General Debility , tone up th
syiitcm with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
Price. al.OO oei Bottle ; Trial Dottles 10 OU
FOSTER , MILBUEN , & do , , Props
BUFFALO. N. Y.
Bold at wholesale by lah 6 McMahon and 0. F
Goodman , jo 2T eod-rae
If you are * man Y
rd hy thPitrolu or
jour duties nvok' nlffht work , to
itlmulantiiand ui torn bnxln nei TO Mid
Hop Bittern. prints , uiu Hop D.
If you uroyocnB ncl I
dlfcictlon or dUflpa \ jtiuni if .von an.'nur-
rica or tlHBle , old or "ounfnitrirlnc ( froti
powhealth or uuijnilr , IIIK ou M two or vlck.
liens , nly on Ho Bltterti.
"Wliofver youare. ! iv llKV AncsGio r i *
Trtenertr you feel , rr.lalj ; from m > mo
that your tjclvia \ form uf. Klonoy
ttcfi ! clcnrt Tiir. orv ,
ing or ntlraulatiriR hafo tM-cn prercntiM
without ( nfo.rt iMn7 ! , I [ ! JT timely iseot
Cftlco Hop HcpLJttore
OUtO' .
JUclhftf Orl. O
( f an ( bsclntk
i > nd lireilstK.
ot th VOMOch , HOP hlo c u r e let
blood ,
tomlt. druDbennoei
roi ri use of oplil.T ,
Yon will bo tobacco , u-
cured If you ute ncrcotl : > .
Hop Blttors
ltyra reiilra-
j.ly w ak nd .
Iow nlrltcati7 tlrculrjr.
it t It may
eave your
life. It has
saved , hun
drecUr
Disease la nutffect , not a cause. ItsorlRlu \ >
within ; Ilg tnanlfcstitlons without , licncc , to
cure the diser.eo the CAl'HnniuBt ba removed , and
m no other nay can a cure ever > e effected.
WARNER'S SAFE K1DNDY AND
LIVER CURE la cstablfahod on Juot tbla
prmclplo. It realizes that
95 Per Cent.
of all dbeafes arlue from deranged kidneys and
liver , and It strikes at once at the root of the
difficulty. The elements of which It U composed
act dirsctly upon these neat organs , both as a
rooo and KK8TORIR , and , by placing them In a
healthy , condition , drive dUeaso and pain from
the eyttcrn.
For the Innumerable troub'oa caused by un
healthy Kidneys , Liver and Urinary Organs ; for
the dlitroesintr Disorders of Women : for Malaria ,
and physical derangements generally , this great
roraidy has no equal. Btware of Impostor * , im
itations and concoctions said to be Just as good.
or sale by ail dealers.
H. H. WARNER < fc CO. .
me Rochester N. Y.
The Great Lnglish Kemedy
- BNeTer falls t cute
Nervous Debility , VI-
Ital Exhaustion , Kmls-
Itlons , Bcmlnal Wcak-
Inessos.LOBTMAN
ilHOOD , and all the
j ] \ 11 cltocts of youth-
Ijtul follies and exces
ses. It stops pernu
Silently nil weakening ,
{ involuntary lossis and
drains upon the system -
tem , the Inevitable re-
. . . . 'nult ' of these evil prac
; lcos , which are so destrueth e to mind and body
life mltcrable , oltcn leading to Insanl lake l-
! jr and death. It strciu-lhoin the Kervtu , Drain ,
inemoryf Illood , Muscles , Digestive and Kcpro-
luctlvo Organs , It restores to all the organic
'unstlnis ' their former vigor and vitality , ma
king life cheerful and cno > ablo. Price , $3 a
lottle , or four times the quantity (10. Sent by
express , secure from otmriatlon , to any address ,
on receipt ot price. No. 0. 0. D. sent , except
en receipt of $1 aa a guarantee. Letters n-
rtutnilng answers must incloaa stamp.
Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills
are U i beat and cheapest dyspepsia and blllloui
cure 1 1 > the market. Bold by til drugglsta. Price
W cents.
Dt , UlNTU'a KlllXIT RutUT , . < f > rn.nvu ,
Curt'aill kind of Kidney an J bladder complalnte.
gonorrhea , gleet uid leucorrhea. For eale Dy all
uatKi'i'ts : 81 a battle.
KNQLISII MEDICAL INST1TUTK.
718 Olive St. , Bt , Louis , Mo.
For Sale In Omaha by
0 , F. GOODMAN.
J nJ5-lr
To Nervous Sufferers
THE QRCAT EUnOPEAN REMEDY.
Dr , J. B. Simpson's Specific
n \1 poeiUroruro for ijpormatoirhoa , Semlnk
WeoiLU9. ! IrnpcUuicy , and all dlseai6s rcdultloit
loui aef-Abus ! : , aa Mental Anxiety , LOMI
Memory , i'Jlra In the Kick or Slcla , and diseases
/ " " i vw1 ? " -jj u , lea(1 (
Consumption
an ,
H& jds / < . ; The Ucdlclno fipiciac h
jr'- ° ° being csod
VgS with wonder.
ful success.
. - Pmphlcti
KJiit Imo tu kkl , > i'ru toi tooai acd ret full part
Ucubii.
Frlcv , BpcctOc , 11.00 pet package , or ilx rack.
HIM for 5.W. AddreMall orders to
I ) . 8IM80N MEDICINE CO.
Nos. 104 and 100 Main BL Buflalo , N. T.
SoM In Omaha by 0. r. Oooduun , J. W. B U ,
. K. Ub , and all druigliUcT ry where.
i -dfcir
WB. MILLARD. > " . J
MILLARD & JOHNSON ,
Storage , Commission and Wholesale Fruits ,
1111 FARNHAM STREET ,
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED.
Agents for Peck & Baushora Lard , and Wilber Mills Floor
OMAHA NEB
, - - -
REFERENCES :
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK ,
STEELE. JOHNSON & CO. ,
TOOTLE MAUL & CO.
J.J.BZRO VIETasOO.
WHOLESALE
Boots and Shoes *
OMAHA , - - - - NEB.
o.
XXKT
DRUGS , PAINTS , OILS.
Window and Plate Glass.
3T Anyone contemplating . biiilcilnft store , b.\nk. or any other fine front , will find It ti their ad * .
vantage to corrcs onJ.wlth uj hcforo puichaslng their Plate Glass.
C. F , GOODMAN ,
OMAHA - - - - NEB.
1213 Farnham St. . Omaha , Np.b.
G k
-WHOLESALE
On River Bank , Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts. ,
-DEALERS US-
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK
Fire and Burglar Proo N
1020 Farnham Street ,
STEELE , .JdffiSON & G0.9
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
CIGARS AID lAMfACTUEED TOBACCO.
Agents for BEHWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN ft BAND PDTOB 0
HENRY LEHMAN ! ! ,
JOBBER OF
AND
WINDOW SHADES
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED.
1118 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA
J. A. WAKEFIELD ,
WHOLESALE AND HETfAIL DEALER IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDINGS , LIME , CEMENT
3EBTCJ.
* T8TATK AOKKX FOR MILWAUKEE OKMKNT OOUPAlfY |
Near Union Pacific Depot , - - OMAHA NEB
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
n aa
HALLADAY WIND-MILLS CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS
A. L. STRANG205 P " fc St. , Omaha