THE DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , AUGUST 2 1882.
THE LOST FOUND.
"The Bohemian Girl" Number
Two ,
Kidnapped nt the ARO ot Eleven
Brtmnht Homo nt Twenty-Six-
A St. Paul Girl Whoso History Itoad
Ltko Uomnnco.
St. rmilOlobo.
Fifteen years BDO , when St. 1'nu
VTM A much amallcr plnco than it i
now , an honest , hard-working Doho
mian named Frank Kohout , came hoi
to live. Ho WAS accompanied by hi
Tfifo and seven small children , two o
thorn being boys and the rent girls , th
oldest of the girls , Antpnia , being
cloven years old. The children wen
all pretty , nnd Antonia gave promisi
of developing into a perfect model o
feminine beauty. Kohout was devoted
ted to his family , and , not wishing to
BOO thorn in want , took the first work
ho cnuld find , which wa& in tbo capac
ity of a deck-hand on a steamboat ,
The name of the mate under whom ho
shipped was Skclton. Skolton had a
wife and family in Kock Island. By a
chance the eye of Skelton foil upon
the beautiful .Bohemian girl , Antonia
Mid ho resolved to kidnap her. 1
amounted to nothing elao , us this his
tory shows , and deserves no botto
name , for it was through the work o
Skolton that Antonia was lost to hoi
family for fifteen years , and finally
given up as doad.
Skolton took advantage of Frank
Kohout'a ignorance of the English
language , and through nn inUirprotc
induced him to part with Antonia , under
dor a premise to procure her a comfortable
fortablo homo with a family in Itocl
Island , who would roar her na ono o
their own , and give her the benefit o
a good education , In the simplicit ;
of his heart , Kohout entrusted hi
little girl to the mate , who took ho
to Rock Island and placed her
charge of a fcmalo inumo toachur o
moat ungovernable tompur. The mu
oic teacher had a daughter of her own
whom olio treated well enough , but i
was not BO with Antoniu. The uln'l
was sent to Bchool a portion of th
week merely to make her forgot liu
native tongue ; but after school huura
when other children were taking rue
roation , nho would bo compelled to d
menial work , and would ruceivp haral
treatment , no matter how faithful ]
she might perform the arduous tank
assigned hir.
Antonia grow homesick and whenever
over Skelton's boat cimo in she woul'
acarch him out and plead with him t
take her home. Meantime Antonia'
father was miseing from the boat1
crow. The mate seemed , all at once
to got into a dilemma regarding Hi
betrayed little girl , and after iiiakiii
and breaking promises to tsko ho
homo , ho disappeared from Hock la
land and his family with him. *
The child was at u IOBJ what to do
She urged her cruel mistress to writ
homo for her , and received lying as
aurancos that ho request had beet
complied with. Bogus lottora , pur
porting to liavo como from her parent
were road to Antonia , and bogu
promises iniulo to Bond her homo
Ono day her mistress struck her in th
face. This was a little too much fo
the sensitive creature , and when nigh
came on Antonia slipped away in tin
darknoaa and obtainad employment ii
the family of n jeweler. She etil
sighed for home , and wrote three letters
tors to St. Paul , but tnoy all cam
back to her from the dead-letter ollico
and this led her to believe that ho
MM3tc--iJ jiurope. " "blio kiiow lljoi
were poor , unacquainted with tlii
English language and in ovary -vay un
fitted to institute n syatomutio aoarcl
for her. As for her , it had boonyoan
ainco her own language had booi
apokon in her hearing and she had
entirely forgotten it. An arbitrary
rule of the Bohemian tongue changes
the spelling of names whoa berne by
feinafo members of a family , by ad
ding an extra syllable. Thus the
name of Kohout , when signed by any
.femalo of the house , is spoiled Kohoul-
ova. With this peculiarity of Bohemian
mian grammar Antonia had n&ver
boon made acquainted , and it was
natural that she should follow the
English idea and address her father
by her own name , which was the only
fragment of Bohemian that she couk
remember , and that imperfectly.
Ilonco she loft a vowel out of her
name , and every attempt to discover
the whereabouts of her father ad-
.dressed him as Kohotova. This was [
her own namo- spoiled phonetically
from memory , but it waa not the
name of her father. There were no
Bohemians near to enlighten her ,
and her hope of finding her relatives
burned low in her heart. But it did
not entirely die out , though her
family continued to live in St. Paul
all the while without the means of
communicating with hor.
Antoniu loft the jeweller's family
and lived with an Irish Catholic priest ,
Father Roles by name , for two or
three years. The good father aeemed
to take an interest in her , and had her
educated by the Siatora of Mercy.
She next lived with the family of Mr.
Pock , a railroad man , where she mot
Mr. W. W. Smith of the Kock Island -
land railroad , who took a great ianoy
to her , and who won and married her
Bovon years ago. The union was
blessed with trro children , Ira and
Katie , aged respectfully IIvo and nix
years , with u didoronco of fifteen a
months between their ages.
To gratify his wife , though with
mall hope of success , Mr. Smith came
to St. Paul in search of his father-in-
law. The city directory , of courao ,
could not have been blamed in this
instance hod ho failed. Luckily ho
ran across n police oflicor who know
Mat Jollnck and Jo , Kricok. These a
nion were acquainted with Frank
Kohout'a eon-m-law , Frank Kriha
who worka at McOarty & Vorplanck's
candy factory. Frank was visited , n
notes compared , and the whole party
then repaired to Charlie Bmith'u col-
lar-making establishment , whore the
old man is employed. When inform
ed that his daughter still lived , Frank
Kohout was well nigh overcome by his
emotions. It waa long before lie
could bo induced to credit his own n
senses.
A telegram waa immediately sent to
Antonia , who arrived in St. Paul yes
terday morning from DOB MoineB. la. ,
via the Albert Lea route.
The reunion of the whole family
WM ft most fltftctlng eight and almost
raised a lump in n roportor'a throat ,
There were wild demonstrations of
joy , handshaking and embracing
among the men , and kissing , sobbing
and shedding tears among the women
and children. It was a strong acono ,
and no mistake , and not the least af
fecting circumstance was the inabilitj
of the parents to converse with their
long lost daughter , who cannot under
stand a word of Bohemian , whilr
both mother and father arc stil
without oven a small knowledge o
English.
Antonia passed yesterday at UK
house of her sister , Mrs. Joaio Kriha
on Michigan street. She will remain
in St. Paul for a season and then make
her homo in Crookaton , her husbam
having obtainnd a conductor's place on
the Manitoba road ,
Grntnlmothor
used to nay : " 15oy , If your blood to out o
order try Uimlock tea)1' ) and then they hat
to dig the liiirclock and boil It down Inkct
tlcF , ( nuking n nnsty , unclling decoction
now you Ret all the ctirntlvo proj > erles ! J > H
up In a palatable form In lil'UDOCK Ut-ooi
JJlTTKIts. 1'rlco 81.00 , trial ei/o 10 ccnt
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Correspondence of The Bco.
BI.AIH , August 1. As usual Fremont
mont is ahead of ua again , juat bo
cnuso ono of our reverend gentlemen
got himself into notoriety by a aoric
of communications , in which ho denounced
nouncod Sunday oxcuraions , Fromon
cornea to the front thia wcok with a ,
acandal involving their moat promi
nent clergyman. Fremont ia cnor
gotic in all things ,
The continued wet weather wit
damage sonic small grain in this coun
ty , but the greater part of it is in th
stack.
stack.Martin
Martin Kunotaon , the man that accidentally
cidontally shot himself a wcok ago i
atill living , but not expected to re
cover.
Martin Peter/ion / , n wealthy Gonna
farmer and an old Holtlor ( if Washing
ton county , died on Friday last
dropsy.Vrifdiingtoii county alu
loutn another of hur pioneer settler
and ropronimlativo men by dcatl
"Unclu" David Oouchman , of For
Calhoun , died at his rueidonco
Sunday the 2.il. !
The political pot in this county
not boiling very rapidly as yet , Ua
DougliiH county been placed in th
district it would Imvo been differen
Then Wellington county would hr.v
received its aharo of attention froi
the many candidates. Our papers ar
divided on congressional candidatoa
The Pilot is apparently in favor
Judge Crounae. Brother Sprague ha
a dark homo for convention , but ha
not yet named him. Neither Ya !
nor Orounso filln the bill with him.
The teachers' institute in nesaio
hero is largely attouded , there boin
about sixty toanhora in attondancn
The exerciser ! nro varied by an occa
aional lecture by the professors. Pro !
McKenzie , of the State Normal ,
hero and doing excellent work.
llov. and Mm. Wainright will celebrate
brato the fifteenth anniversary of thoi
wedding thia evening. Hir.
Oeorjjo Morortlth , .Torsoy City , write *
"Tho Sriuno ULOHHOM you uont tno hn
had the Imppleflt effect on my dnghtor ; he
hciulncho and depression of nplritn linn viu
Ishecl , She In nnln | { able to go to sohou
and IK ne lively tin a crlckot. I nil-ill cer
tainly reconimoiut It to all my friends
Prlco CO contH , trial bottles 10 centx.
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WAYNE COUNTY.
_ _ _ u nrc/uU ' f 1 vu i uoalVO
NortUoru Nebraska.
Corrcajiondonco of Tim Dm.
WAYNE , Nob. , July 29. The advancement
vancomont of a county or town depends
ponds upon the country and energy o
ite inhabitants. Such is thoconditioi
of Wayne county , located in the
northeastern part of the atato in the
second tier of counties west of the
Misaouri river , containing 448 aquaro
miles of line fertile soil , ton per con !
being the Logan valley , noted for bo
ing the most productive valley in the
state. The balance is generally roll
ing prairie , which is valuable for graz
ing , and many largo horde of cattle are
feeding un ita green grass , where bul
n few yoara ago the buffalo ant
door fed. Thia county is being
nettled an fast as any
county in the state. The land prin
cipally owned by speculators , ia being
> ut in the market for aalo , and J , A
jindley , real oatato .tgonlia offering it
From ? 3 to 810 per aero and ho is rap-
Jdly diaposing of it The county ia
well watered by many tributaries ol
ho Logan crook , forming many minor
valloya oiiuslly as good us the mam
Nogan valley. Farmora located back
Tom the streams have line wella ol
iving water which may bo p rocuroti
jy twonty.liyo to aixty feet driving
and a fine windmill attached makeit u
very handy for watering atock. The
advancement of the county since the
connection of Norfolk with Sioux City
by the Saint Paul 11. 11. ,
vliioh was about three months ago
ins rapidly increased , giving
Wayne equal advantagoa for the ship
nent of ita commodities and trims-
lurtrttioti ( being over so dear ) with its
rival counties.
After reviewing the true facilities of
ho county , its towns are worthy of
nention. As long as Wayne haa boon
county Laporto haa been the county
oat , with a line briok court house ,
ind until six months ago , was
11 n flourishing condition , when
ho present town of Wayne sprang
p and has boon advancing
ver since , until she has become the
uperior town in the county , with the
ounty aoat in the near future. Wuyno
situated near the cantor of the
ounty , along the line of the St. Paul
silrottd , in the Logan valley , ono-
uartor of a mile from Logan creek
a slightly ascending rlso of ground ,
It ia well laid out in streets , Main
troot being the leading street , and
eading from the depot ia well lined
with pluces of business. On each aide ' 0
ro line locations
for dwellings on
vhicli there are many , Mr , Sindloy'a ,
utzon'a and Woodall'a being the finest
town.
There are two drug atorca in town ,
Mr. Farnam ia refitting his jn line
tylo , but ho dooa not hinder him from
doing hia usually largo businosa. The
wo hardware and three general storea
ro doing a largo business.
J. B. Goartnor , owner of a fiuo fur
niture store , has it well Blocked with
now furniture of every discription
making the second furniture atore in
town ,
, The banking business is well ropro
' Rented by thrco largo banks , doing (
fine banking and real cstato business
The Wayne County Review , editcc
by lluntor fe Childs , practical editors
afford the citizona and farmers a newsy
and an interesting shoot , being seven
years old , Being the oldest piper i
is extensively taken throughout thi
county.
Professionally the town is well rep
resented , having five lawyers , fou
physicians and four prenchcrs ,
Frank Fuller , attorney at law , ia a
young man of experience , having practiced
ticod sometime in Burlington , Iowa
haa located himself in practice _ a
Wnyno with fine prospects before him
Boardshoar & Cornell have a fin
billiard hall , in which the boy
amuse themselves in pocketing tin
balls.
The improvements in building th
past year are estimated at 870,001
There are many fine residences boin
built , and ono fine hotel at a cost o
? 7,000.
The farm era report the proapecta p
cropa being the beat over known in
the count/ . S. P. P
Virtne AoImnwlodRod.
Mrs , Ira Mulliollnnil , Albany , N. Y.
writes ! "For several years I have HuiTere
from oft-recurring billon * headaches , dys
pcptia , nnd cotnplalnU peculiar tn my BOX
Hlneo using your HUHDOCK BLOOD BITTKI ! *
I am entirely relieved. " 1'rlco $1.00 , tria
sic 10 coutB. nugl-dlw
A STKANQ13 YOUNG QIHU
She IJonloa Uor Mnrrlago Tor tbo BIIK
of a Young Dontlst.
t'hlladclplila Hpcdal.
A remarkable story is being circu
luted in Gcrmantnwn concerning
young working girl of that place
Some four yoara ago Miss llobecc
Bender Katr. came to Qornnntow
from Beaver Aulloy inMonroo county
She waa then about twonty-ynara
ago , protly and intelligent. She ob
tainfid emplojmont in Spencer's mills
where she IIUM boon ever since. Ho
fascinating manner attracted th
attention of ono George .Tohnatono ,
weaver of fortj-aix. Ilo aaw an
loved. In 1878 ho aokcd her to b
hia wifo. FJattorcd by tno man's at
tontlona the girl accepted hia offer
and they became engaged. Now , lie
bocca , or , an she waa commonly calloc
Boaaie , had very pretty teeth. Sh
was proud of them , and when any
the molars showed the ( slightest sicn o
decay nho consulted her dontiat , on
William F. Uumon , a young man wit
an amiable manner and propoasesnin
figure. Bessie and Willie were to a
appearances much interested in oac
other. The girl was frequently at hi
ollico , and ho often called on her a
the house where she boarded. Mean
while Johnstono continued to cour
Miss Katz , calling on her on Wed tie ?
day and Saturday ovoninga. Duntis
llonson never called on these evei
ings , and the trro rivals did not moo
in fact for some time they were ij
norant of the fact that the girl had tw
gallants. But eventually Johnston
learned of the other man'a visits , an
remonstrated with hia fiancee. Ther
waa , however , no absolute rupture o
the engagement nnd the two wor
made man and wife on a fair day i
May , 1881 , they being married b
llov. John L Hay of tlio Third Bap
tiat church of Germantown at hia res
idenco. Before the wedding Johii
atone explained that owing to a. cortai
circumstanced ho pretorred that th
" ' '
imvwwr lilo"'tfofoWOfry'lfuTlw o repaired
paired to their respective homes.
TOO FOND OF THE UE.NTIST.
Mr. Johnstono called on his wif
on Wednesday and Saturday ovoninga
as of old , and for a while hia cup o
joy Boomed overflowing. Suddonl ;
the cup was tipped and all the jo ;
was spilled. Bo learned that Ilonson
waa paying marked attention to hi
wife , and that she was acting to ware
the dentist as though Bho were a fro
and independent maiden and not tin
wife of a staid middlo-ag od man. One
; ho husband saw his little mate am
; ho dentist together. Ho oxpresaoi
! iia indignation in no mild terms , am
Bessie promised that llonson'a visit
should coaao But they didn't. Oi
March 31 laat [ Jonhstono saw the pn !
walking in the street and and accoatoc
; hom. Ilonson Hushed.
"What are you doing with thai
woman ? She is my wifoi" thuudorec
.ho outraged husband.
"I am walking , " meekly rospondoc
.ho dentist ,
"I am not your wife , " added Boa
ale , and the couple walked away , leav
ng the dazud baaband to explode hia
wrath for the benefit of Ilonson , when
10 called a moan coward for atoaling ,
another mun'a wifo. Johnatono dooi
tot know whether Ilonson know o.
Jessie's being mariiod. Shoadmittoc
o her huab'ind once that Ilonson hue.
ironoaod to hor. TJiiu waa after the
wedding. "I have accepted him"she
vddod , "Tho minister who married
ia wont aay anything about it. " Or
May 28 , Bessie denied that she hat .
over been married to Johns tun o , ox-
> laining the presence of her marriage
certificate by saying that she found it
all made out in a book on courtship
hat Bomo ono had given hor. Dr.
> uy remembers the wedding perfectly ,
tossio on another occasion ainco the
iiacovory of her nllegod intimacy With
lenson stated that she had gone to
liiirch with Johustono and was mar
led there. She waa in a dazed con
lition at the time , she sail ] , and did
lot know what uho was doing , lies
io'a relatives and many of her friends
dmit that her reputation for truth ia
ot remarkable , and to all appearances
ohnatono is on the honorable side of
lie affair. Beaaio ia atill determined
3 have the dentist , and denies that
! io was married. At laat accounts
ohnatono waa considering the oxpe-
loiioy of suing for a divorce.
Not For u Fortune.
"Phew" I wouldn't marry her If she'd a
urtuno. Poor c'rl ' , "he'd bo nil rluht if she
ook Bl'iiiM ! llixxvsou , the bokt tliini ! in
10 world for ulftiulvo brouthlug , 1'rico
tcutfi , trial bottlea 10 cents o
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EUROPEAN HOTEL , .
Corner South tn J Locunt Streets.
SIB ? . X.OTTIS ; xwco. ,
J , II. HURST. - . IProji.
looms , 75o , 81.00aud1.50 Per Day
An oletfint Itfstaurant la connoctoj with Ihli
louse , u hero uieala are served at ruwontkle prlc w
moo Jay uJ clybt , iBlic H
No Whiskey.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
is one of the very few tonic
medicines that arc not com
posed mostly of alcohol or
whiskey , thus becoming a
fruitful source of intemper
ance by promoting a desire
for rum.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
is guaranteed to be a non-
intoxicating stimulant , and
it will , in nearly every case ,
take the place of .nil liquor ,
and at the same time abso
lutely kill the desire for
whiskey and other intoxi
cating beverages.
Rev. G.W. RICE , editor of
the American Christian Re
view , says of Brown's Iron
Bitters :
CinO.Nov. 16,1881.
Gents : The foolish wasting -
ing ofital force in husincss ,
pleasure , ami vicious Indul
gence of our people , makes
your preparation n necessity ;
nnd if applied , will save hun
dreds who resort to saloons
for temporary recuperation.
BROWN'S ' IRON BITTERS
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia , indigestion ,
biliousness , weakness , debil
ity , overwork , rheumatism ,
neuralgia , consumption ,
liver complaints , kidney
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fails to render speedy and
permanent relief.
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Engl'uhrcin-
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far Scinlntl
Weakness ,
Spormator-
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mnturoOld A KO , MI J rainy other Dlseaecs tb&t
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.tarFnll particulars la our pamohlct , which
wo dcslro to Bond ( rco I v mail to every ono ,
3TThu SpcclH < lltillclna la sold by all driiKk'Ists
t ? 1 per package , or 0 pack\irca ( or Jf > , or Mill
bo sent free by null on re" ' Ipt ol tbo money , by
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BcBalo , N. T.
oc7mc-rod
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
fho Mott Succetsful Remedy ever dlacov-
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FROM A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.
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> '
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mo ono hundred dollirs. Rcepcetlully
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UITIKN , ABK. , M v S. 1681
Wo na > cases In our own town who lived at
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Mr. Noah Bates , Elmlra , N. Y. . writes : "About
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were weakened , and I would bo completely pros
trated for dayn , After \tt\ng \ two bottles of your
Burdock lllood Bitters thol tnpro\cment waa so
\hlblo that I wasoatonlshi'd. I can now. though
01 J cars of age , do a fair and reasonable day's
work.
0. Blackct Hoblnson , proprietor of The Canada
I'rcsbjtcrian , Toronto , Ont. , writes : "Koncara
1 auRcred greatly from oft-recurring headache. 1
used } our Ilurdock lllood Hitters with happiest
result * , and I now find mi pelf In better health
than for ) ears punt. "
Mrs. Wallace , Buffalo , N. Y , writes : ' -I have
used Burdock Blood lllttcra for ncr\cus and bll-
loua headaches , and can recommend It to anjono
requiring a euro for bllllousncss. '
Mrs. Ira JIuIInolland , Allany , N. Y , writes :
"For so\cml years I have eufleted frem cft-ieiur-
ring billloua headaches , dyspepsia , and com
plaints peculiar to my BOX. Since using jour
Burdock Blood Blttcra I am entirely relieved. "
Price. 01,00 DOI Bottle ; Trla DottlonlOOti
FOSTEE , MILBDEN , & Go , , Props ,
BUKTAIO , S ? . Tf-
Sold at wholesale by lah MciUhon and 0. T.
floodnmn. ( o 27 rod-mo
Dlscaao la an effect , not a cause. Its origin Is
within ; Its manifestations without , tlcnce , to
cllro the disease the CAUBictnust ha removed , and
In no other way can a euro e\cr to iffei-ted.
WARNER'S SAFE K1DNDY AND
IjtVER , CURE la cstalillshed on Jutt this
principle. It realizes that
95 Per Cent.
of all diseases arlzo from deranged kidneys an
liver , aud It strikes at once nt the root of the
difficulty. The elements of w hlch It la composed
act directly upon these great organs , both as a
POOD ar.d RKMTORER , and , by placing them In a
healthy , condition , drlvo disease and paiq from
raT-ttnnnnumoranio iroub'cs caiibeu by un
healthy Kldneja , Liver and Urinary Orirana ; for
the distressing Dlfordoraof Women ; for Malaria ,
and physical derangements generally , this great
rpm.dy has no equal. Biwaro of Impostors , Im
itations and concoctlona ald to be Juat as good.
DIA B
For sale by all dealers.
H. H. WARNER & CO. .
° " _ Roohoator N. Y.
English JRomedy
.Never . falls to cuie
Ncrvoua Debility. VI.
tal Exhaustion , Emla-
Nlona , Seminal Wcak-
nesses.LOSTMAN
HOOD , and all the
evil effects of youth *
ml follies and cxcea-
ics. It stops perma
nently all weakening.
Involuntary losuis and
drains upon the ejs-
tcm , the Inevitable re-
tm. sult of these evil prac
tices , which are so destructive to mind and Ixxly
and roako llfo mlaorablo , oltcn leading to Insani
ty and death. It strengthens the Nurvcs.Ilraln ,
( incmorjr Blood , Muscles , Dlgeatlvo and Hcpro-
ductho Organs , It restores to all the organic
functlma their former vigor and vitality , ma
king Ufa cheerful and en Jo } ablo. Price , $3 a
bottle , or four times tl.o quantity $10. Suit by
express , secure from observation , to any address ,
on receipt of prlco. No. C. 0. D. sent , except
on receipt of $1 as a guarantee. Letters n-
estlii'- answers must incloao btamp.
Dr. Mintio's Dandelion Pills
nro th > boat and cheapest djepopsla and blllloua
cure In the market. Sold by ill druggists. Price
60 cents.
BB , MINTIV'H KIUMTT HUM HOT , NupmnicuM ,
Ourcstll kind of Kidney ami bhddcrcouiplalnto.
gonorrhea , gkct and loucorrhca. Kor ealu by all
dau&rgists : SI a bottlo.
ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE ,
nSOlhoHL , St. l/jula , Mo.
For Sale In Omaha by
0. F. OOODMAN.
Jan26-lv
Hop Bittern.
If 7iunn } ouiij { and
ttlseictloo ur tlii'&ipii von arc rnur
riua or nlm-la. old or ircrlntr frrto
Iio.rhf Altli ur Uiih'ultUi . . . . i > n H boo f ( 'r.k. '
uru , rily on Hop jOlttord.
\\'huervt youttrc , *
nhtncvrr you fit ! _ . > iall/ from n c
Dial your ; > ttm j formuf irorio ! >
in ed > tli-aniinx. lou- & > < * chat lu li V
mi , ' or ttlmulutlnir ,
WllllOUtllOJlf ( < " i timely 'IKC f
t Ue Hop HcpQ ! r
OlttC .
o. i. o
| ! arni , dUrarcl U a kbiohitk
uf th" tomucA.I iind trrcilitiv
eoirk , tloou.l no ? Mi * cum /ot
dnibkeiinoBa
li\iruinml\ \
uia o' uilum | ,
You will no I' ncou , c'
cured I'youute
Hop Bitter *
-
11w o R k juul liita. 8 udi
" ' ' NEVER Wrcultr ,
Ki"IY rn'n'y
HOP Brrrrts
vnvoirour
life. It haft FAIL fra co. ,
caved hun * Bxhulo.K t-
dredvr i Tironto , Oil.
NERVOUS DEBILITY ,
A Ouro Ganrantned.
Ur. E. 0. Witt Nerve and Urala 7refttment
epecllla for Hiitirla , DUilncca , Convulalons
Ncrvoua Headache , Mental Depreaalon , Losaol
Mwnory,8 ] > crui tcrrhu , lai potency , Inv olunUry
Kuiluloni , Premature Old Age , caused by orer-
cxcrtlon , aolf-abuae , or oier-lndulgonce , which
* to mluory , decay and death. One box will
! recent casca , Kfti h bcx contains onti motth'a
treatment , Ono dolbr a box , or elx boxca for
dollar * , cnt by mall prepaid on receipt of
price. Wo gtiarantco nix boiea to euro any cxjo. UI
with each order received by ua for nil boiou , ac-
companled with live dollar ) , will lead the pur.
chiscr our v.rlttea gutrautie to return the
money If tba treatment do < not effrtt a cure. !
C. t. Ooodiuan , Druggist , Hole. AVhoIeaale and
Airent , Omcla , Neb , Ojd'rj by mall at
. dkwlr
WB , MILtARl > . F , li. JOHNSON
MILLARD & JOHNSON ,
Storage , Commission and Wholesale Fruits ,
1111 FARNHAM STREET ,
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED
Agents for Feok & Banshors Lard , and Wilbor Mills Flonr
OMAHA , - - - NEB
REFERENCES J
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK ,
STEELE. JOUNSON & CO. ,
TOOTLE MAUL & CO.
CO
WHOLESALE
Boots and Shoes.
OMAHA , NEB.
C.
TCIW
DRUGS , PAINTS , OILS.
Window and Plate Glass.
3TAnyoiio contemplating building store , bank , or any other fine will find It to their ad-
Mintage to corrcs end with ua before purchasing tnclr Plato QIass.
C. F , GOODMAN ,
OMAHA NEB.
: e\
1213 Farnham St. , Omaha , N
-WHQLESALE
f * fl < / Jai itacdUV 3BJIlfi > ifiu iiSfa liJn
On River Bank , Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts. ,
-DEALERS IN-
Fire and Burglar Proo
1020 rarnham Street ,
" - - 3XTIES33.
&GO. ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
CIG4KS AHD IAMAOTUEED TOBACCO ,
Agents for BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & BAND POWJEft CO.
JOBBER OF
AND
WIHDOW SHADES
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED.
1118 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDINGS , LiME , GEMEHT
A3T8TATK AOEHI FOK MILWAUKEK OEMKNT 001IPANY1
Near Union Pacific Depot. - - OMA FA ffB
POWER AND HAND
I
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings , :
UINLNU yACHlNKUY , 11ELTINO , HOSE , IJHAS3 AND IRON KITTINCS PIPE ,
PACKlIifl , \yflOLt8ALK AND KLTAIL.KITTINCS
lALLAUAYWHn-wilLLG ! CHURCH AHD SCHOOL 8JELLS
Cor , Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha , Neb.
