Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE OMAHA WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 25
ON THEIR HEELS.
The Minden Murderers in Close
Quarters ,
Their Companions at Hasting
Go to Kansas To-Day.
The news frtm the outlaws ro
coivod at the executive chamber , in
Lincoln , yesterday morning from Don
Alexander , was moro encouragingthan
it has been since the murderers lof
Minden , and it looks now M though
they might be overtaken. The tclo
gram is dated from Wa Koonoy , t
small town in Trogot county , Kansas ,
north of which place the Murderers
stoic a pair of horses and continued
their flight southwest , making for the
Indian Territory. The telegram states
that every available man and horse in
Wa Koonoy was in pursuit of the mur
derers , who had thus far eluded the
vigilance of fifty men who had boon
after thorn for four days and nights.
The State Journal says : "If the
murderers were not captured kit night
they must now bo in NOBS county ,
which is quito well settled , The fact
of their stealing horses from the sot'
tiers has enlisted many men in the
chase who would otherwise remained
at homo. Then again , the people in
thnt section ot the state nro of the
opinion that fabulous rowardsamount-
ing to thousands of dollars , are offered
for their capture , dead or alive. "
"It was reported that when the pur
suing party left Wa Koony there wai
not a horse that could travel loft In the
town. an < t that General Alexander was
anablo to procure a fresh animal. The
General remained In Wa Koony last
night , and our poaplo may not bo our-
prised to learn to-day that" the men
have been captured ; at all < mrals , ho
will telegraph the result of tho\xpo-
Dillon to-day. " „
"Tho two mon arrested at Hauling *
as accomplices of the mnrdoros , and
who loft Miaden a fovv days before
the murder , will bo .taken to Kansas
to-day , to answer the charge of horse
stealing. The extradition papers for
their removal from Nebraska to Kan
sas , wore issued by Governor Nance
yesterday. "
"It will bo remembered that they
accompanied the murderers from
Hitchcock county to Minden , and as
sisted in driving the twonty-throo
head of stolen horses to that placo.
They claim that they loaruod for the
first time at Minden that the ponies
were stolen , and immediately loft the
jpon who claimed to bo the ownora of
Yhfcfclock ; but the finding of the photo
graph of the four men in the pocketbook -
book of ono of the murderers , would
indicate that they are boon compan
ions and all in the natno line of busi-
11003.
Barker .uliop and bath rooms foi
vsal * . Shop invoices at nearly ono
lUwusand dollars. Will sell for $800 ;
part on time. , Reason for aolUp'g ;
Wish to RO to Colorado for my ifo'a
health. F. J. MoHui RY ,
23-31 * Atlantic , la.
T. M. O. A.
Closing Session of the Nebraska Bttvto
Convention Fine Audience
at the Opera flouee.
la due Monday avoninRV Liana , vra
"unintentionally failed to make men
tion of the very interesting closing
session of the Nebraska Y. H. 0. A.
convention , the proceedings of which
wo have given at oomo length in
former issues.
The Sabbath day was sent by dele
gates and visitors at the various
churches and at gospel services , and
at evening all centered at the opera
houpo in union service with five of our
loading churches. Too singing was
led by a male choir of thirty voices
and interspersed. Mr. Harry Saylos
uaug a solo and a male quartette gave
two selections. Mr. llobt. Woidon-
sail acted as chairman of the mooting ,
and after scripture reading by llev
'Mr. Savidge , Rov. W. J. Harsha led
In prayer , asking divine blessing upon
the meeting and the work of the acno-
elation.
Mr. E. D. Ingersoll wan introduced ,
and spoke of the marvelous growth o
the association in Great Britain , atu
of its introduction to America , and its
widespread influence and usefulness
He ulao mentioned the fact that thoru
wore ever sixty buildings , modern ii
\ rv areiuteoturo ana conveniently iir
ranged1 , our nod and used exclusively
by the young Men's Christian ussooia
tlon for iu work. The importance , o
the work for young men , and thonooc
of it Omaha wus apparent to every
ono.
ono.Dr. . Loiscnring made a statement o
the Omaha association's work , am
spoke of its now quartern at Fourteenth
toonth and Farnam , and gave an ur
gent invitation to every ono to visit
the rooms.
Mr. Weldonsall , for fourteen years
in the employ of the Internationa
committee , than spoke of the adapta
bility of the Y. M. 0. A. for reaching
influencing and bonofittin yaunj
men. It is "a work of young mon fo
'young mun , " and the grandest of al
institutions for union Christian work
Ho naked the co-operaticm ol uvory
ono who wanted to see young moi
benefited , Following Mr. W.'a i d
dross Harry Saylus sang "Where Is
My Wandering Boy To-nighll After
\ tor a closing hymn , "To the kVork , '
Dr. Stolliug pronounced the Ipnodio
tlon.
tlon.Tho
The audience was estimated t from
two'vo ' to fourteen hundred bf ou
best citizens.
Barber shop and bath roe is fo
sale. Shop invoices at noarlj on
thousand dollars. Will sell for $800
part on time. Reason for saline
Wish to go to Colorado for my wife
health. F. J , MoIlENBY ,
10 31 * Atlantic , la.
Eeal Estate Tranefora.
The following deeds wore filed io
record in the county clerk's office Oo
tobor 23cl and 24th. Reported fo
TUB BEK by GooW. . Amos , real estate -
tate dealer :
S. E. Rogers end wife to W. S.
Robertson , w d , lot 9 , block 3 , Rog
ers' addition ; $500.
F. B. Narno to J. 0. Slurgiss , w
d , lot 13 , block 2 , Post Place ; $275.
F. Boamon and wife to F. Wilson
w d , lot 2 , block 4 , Florence ; $25.
Martin King to 0. Bursoll , W. D.
lot' C , Rodick's second addition
$550.Heirs
Heirs of J. Schull to W. 0. Mo
Allistor , W. D. , part of lot 7. .
block 7) ) Schull's ' second addition ,
$325
A. R. Honning , W. D. , lot 9 , block
4 , improvement association addition.
$000.
OH THE RACK.
Those Who Tread in the Hard
Path of the Transgressor ,
Peppercorn's Narrow Escape
Police Oourfc General
Criminal Items ,
If ttio dispatches from Blair are to
bo relied on Etnil Peppercorn , who
was taken up on the afternoon train
Monday , in charge of Sheriff Gross ,
canio near stretching hemp. The
ofllcor and bin prisoner were oxpcctod
at Calhoun , and a largo crowd , prin
cipally Germans , assembled at the
depot , and considerable feeling against
Peppercorn was shown. The latter
Feared lynching , and urged the sheriff
bo take him up by way of Missouri
Valley , thus avoiding Calhoun , claimIng -
Ing his lifo was endangered if ho wont
by that place , Gross would not
: onsont to that round-about
route. Just as the train reached
Dalhonn , Popperkorn took refuge in a
private compartment of the car , re
maining until the train started on , but
IK demonstrations were made at Gal-
houx The train was stopped at Blair
before rcviliing'tho ' depot , and Gross
i\nd hio pruonor took a abort cut for
the jail. A Ia 0 crowd assembled at
the depot and a N h was made for the
jail on finding UK Popporkorn hod
been taken off the trff . 4. portion of
the crowd overtook IntK
qni J10 Wfta
rushed into the jail ua fast f v noBfliblo
pala as a ghost and trambiK with
( ear. His case will bo bronght\ fore
the grand jury next month' , x
POLICl ! CODIII.
In Judge Bonoko'a court there was
a fair docket yesterday. Throu plain
drunks were run in. Two wore lined
$10 and costs each and the other sent i
up for five days at the county jail to
sober up.
A , Travis tin'd Annie Morrison were
arrested { or disturbing the peace , and
their hearing postponed till afternoon.
Ohns. Itasmusson was arrested for
kper Ang his saloon open uftnr 12
O'clock midnight. His hearing is not
or the 31st inst ,
Mollie Kornan beat a woman
amod Dora most unmercifully
londay night , and but ? for
10 timely interference of pflioorn
would have killed hpr. Mollie was
nested , but as her victim is not able
o get out of bed , the case will not
omo up for a few days.
COOOKED GAJIE.
Jos. 8. Smiley is in jail on tfv
hargo of soiling mdrtgagod goods
Choimorlgago Vr lcn on tlio 20th
if July , and about the 1st of Septem-
> or the goods were disposed of and
Smiley absconded. Mr. A. B. Tut-
on , the mortgagee , not seeing either
roods or money , put the case in the
lands of officers , who subsequently
ound a portion of them in the hands
if Abram and Lewis , the second-hand
dealers. As they denied the identity
f the property , Smiley was traced to
toarnoy and , there arrested and
irought back to Omaha. This oiTonso
s a sorlous ono in the eyes of the law ,
md is punishable by a fine not exceed-
ng $1,000 , and imprisonment in the
lonitontiary not exceeding ton yoaro.
Liquid Gold
Daniel Plauk , of Brooklyn , Tioga
county , Pa , , describe * It thus ; "I ratio
thirty miles for a bottle of THOMAS' EOLKO-
rnio OIL , which affected the wowlerful
euro of a crooked limb in ilx applications ;
t proved wortb more than gold to mo. "
SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE
Made fronr the wild flowers of the
riu FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEN
It is the most fragrant Ot perfum t
Manufactured by H. B. Slaven , San
Francisco , For sale in Omaha by W.
J , Whltohouso and Kounaia Bros. ,
& Oo.
A responsible party will buy u banking -
ing businoBs or open a now bank in a
good live town. Interested parties
address P. 0. drawer No. G-l , Omaha ,
Nob. 16 6t
JL TJELICA.TK tJNDERTAKlJKJ
A Btono Removed Frdm the Bladder
of a Small Child.
Wo learned incidentally yesterday
that a remarkable surgical oporaMon
hud boon performed upon the child o
Edward F. Lee , aged two years
and a half , for stone in the bl&d-
dor or calculus. The otouo was
removed three weeks ago and
measured four inches around
the largest diameter and three iuuhes
on the smallest , The child was sick
from its birth and it is supposed the
nucleus was deposited at birth. The
child has auilbrud from birth , and in
the last mouths has aull'erod untold
agonies , The operation of removing
the stone was a very delicate ono and
from the extreme youth of the pa
tient it was doubtful If it would sur
vive , but since the operation , now
some three weeks gene by , it has
rested easy and la certain of recovery.
The operation was performed by
Dr. Neville , assisted by Dri. Peck ,
Tildou , Darrow , John D. Peabody ,
Lanyon and others. We congratu
late the gentlemen upon the success
ful performance of the operation. Thit
Is the only thing of the kind known
to the history of Omaha surgery , and
is the only stone kno ira to have been
successfully removed in this city. It
is a very unusual thing in this local
ity.
GOULD COMING.
Another Railroad Potentate en
route to Omaha ,
The 0. , B. & Q. to be Pushed
Through to Salt Lake.
Following closely on the heels of
Vnndorbilt , Jay Gould Is said to bo
now on his way to Omaha. Ho ar
rived in Chicago yesterday with Co !
A. L. llopkins , first vice president o
the Wabaah system , and will spent
about ton daja in the west , inspect
the principal lines of thai road ,
Among other points ho will visit ate
Omaha , Kansas City and St , Louis.
If reports are to be relied Upon both
Yanderbilt and Gould have been ox-
u-psslng their opinions of matters and
things of late moro freely than usual ,
The Wall Street News quotes Vanderbilt -
bilt as declaring to an mtitnato friend
that ho was a bull upon Lake Shore ,
Michigan Control and Canada South
ern , but particularly the two lattor.
Do said they would not bo affected so
much by the Nickel-Plato as the Like
Shore , but ho considered the latter to
bo good for six per cent anytay. In
regard to the reported extension
of the Chicago & Northwestern to
Ogden , ho aald that ho decided not to
undortakp it , as it would only bring
the road into conflict with the Chica
go , Burlington & Quincy , in which ho
is also largely interested. Ho has de
cided , after mature deliberation , and
looking ever the ground carefully ,
that it would bo bettor for the Iowa
roads to join hands with the Chicago ,
Burlington & Quincy , and push the
extension of the latter , which now
reaches Denver , on to Salt Lake City
and Ogdon. The cost to the Rock
Island , Burlington & Quincy , and
Chicago S Northwestern would bo
comparatively light , and the entente
cordlalo now existing between the
companies would not bo dis
turbed. It had been deemed
better to do Una than to make any
deal with the Denver & Rio Grande ,
because the circuitous route of the
latter ia narrow gauge , and faulty
construction generally , would render
any attempt to utilize the property
inconvenient and hazardous. What
the Iowa roada need in a joint line
to connect with the Central Pacific at
Ogden , and capitalized at cost instead
of four or five times that figure.
Gould was also in a talkative mood
* .o a reporter. In abort , ho believed
> rentorn Union and Missouri Pacific
andtKqjo oiiier atochs would soon soil
higher , t jja talk was very bearish
on Deliver , Louisville & Nashville
and Union Pa fCi |
Gould En t nto.
peclal Dispatch to Tim BIB
CHICAGO , October 24. _ '
Id not arrive huio yesterday as' _ _
nocted. Ho wont direct from Glove-
and to St , Louis. Ho will sponc
overal days in St , Louie , and will
give a personal inspection to the 1m-
> roved terminal facilities being pro-
idod at that point , no will visit
Omaha , and ride for the first time
ivor the Missouri Pacific extension
rpm Loavenworth to Omaha. Ho
will visit Chicago on hia return trlp.l
Before leaving Now York Gould
stated to a.reporter , with a amil ,
that ho had received an invitation to
; o.eaat from Chicago ever the "Nick-
, oPlate" road. _ - 'J
A apodal correspondent tolegrapha
; hat one of the first- things Mrs.
Liang try did this forenoon upon roach' '
ng the hotel was to send cable mea
sages announcing her arrival. There
were two and were addressed
o her husband and the Prince ot
Wales respectively. To the latter
icroonago aho said : "Arrived eafoly.
My duty to your royal highness. " To
ior husband Mrs. Lingtry oaid : "Ar
rived safely. I await anxiously a let
ter from my dear husband , "
JAMES U. GRIDLEY.
Death of a Well Known Citizen o
Omaha.
A dispatch was yesterday <
solved by Mr. F. P. Gridloy , King-
ng the aad tidinge of the deati ot hia
father , Mr. Jaraoa U. Grtfloy , Sr. ,
which occurred at 11 p. p. Monday ,
October 23d , at Garrotevillo , Ohio ,
whoroho has been far aomo months
past. No particulars were given , ex
cept that the services would bo held
on Wednesday at 1 p. m. , and the re
mains afterward bo deposited in the
vault at Cleveland.
Mr. Gridley was well known in this
oity , having boon engaged in the stock
business , and his name having frequently
quontly come before ( ho citizens 01
Douglas county for oflidos to which ho
was nominated by the republican
party. Ha was born in Man
HUB , Onondaga ccunty , N. Y. , August
2nd , 1820 , and was oonac/uontly ]
ever sixty-two years of ago at the time
of hia death. After leaving hia native
tivo place , Mr. 'Gridley wont to
Hiram , Portage county , O. , and
thence to Cleveland , where ho hold t
position as steward of the Unltec
States Marino hospital from 18GO to
18GJ , under Lincoln's administration.
ilo came to Omaha in 1800. The deceased -
ceased loaves several children , two ol
whom , F. P. Gridley and J , N. Grid
ley , are holding prominent positions
in the poitoflice in this city ,
Imperial Olab.
A meeting was hold at H. W , With
noil's ; csidoncu Monday at which
the reorganization of the Imperial
Olub fas effected , aa follows ;
L. | l. Korty President ,
K./Hanoy / Treasurer.
G/W. / Dickinson Secretary.
Executive Committee R. W , With
nolK A. llospo , Jr. , J. 0. Wilkinson ,
H.JH. Browning , Alex Mackenzie.
The invitations will bo istuod at
owe and the books closed as teen aa
thf limited membership la completed ,
Bradford , PA.
The . Fitchan.Bradford . , Pa. , * tltea :
" montyt lor SPUING
"I enclose BLOSSOU M
J .aid I would Hit cured me. My dyipep-
IR. has vaniilFa , wltli all iU tvmptotna.
Many thunki/I dull never be without it
Inthehouw. ' ' Trice , 60 cents ; trUlbot-
tlea , 10 ceoU.
\
OOOIDBNTAL JOITINQ8.
DAKOTA.
Fargo Is taking stem to establish a pub
lic library.
D Mr urd antelope are abnndant in the
Deadwood market.
Deadwood has been dlvcded Into four
election precinct ) .
MJatneatown hug set Its mark for a > new
hotel to cest $100,000.
A telephone line from Deadwood to
Caster is Leing agitated.
Brave Bear's commutation expires No
vember 13th , and be will have to hung.
The mica deposits of the Black Hills
are inexhaustible and of the finest qua ity ,
A largo colony of PenntylvnnUi will
locate on Knife liver , in Morton county ,
next spring.
Jamestown has authorized the construe.
tlon of public cisterns as a precaution in
cine of fire ,
The Fargo Republican has been pro.
sented with two cottonwood yearlings
from a neighboring timber claim that have
grown seven and one-half feet within the
year.
Judge Culls , a Grand Forks justice of
the peace and real estate broker , is under
a cloud canted by expending money that
iid not be eng to him fines collected In
its oflicial capacity , etc.
Thomas Johnton , n laborer of James-
own , while attempting to crawl under a
freight train at tt , t city , on the 15th , wag
run over and crushed to pieces ,
T. II. Webb , of Btown county , raised a
turnip which mtu-mcd thirty-coven inches
In circumference and wclphod sixteen
pounds , the seed for which was sown Juno
IGth.
IGth.A
A Huron county hunterklllcd forty-four
ducks in five eliots * nd n Huron county
farmer raised at the rate of 500 bushels of
potatoes to the acre : but the Huron county
liar Burpasneth all thtsc.
The Minneapolis millers say that the
new wheat from the line of the Northern
Pacific Is marvelous in quality , most of It
weighing sixty-two pounds fifty-eight
being the standard for No. 1.
A Grand Forks telegram , of October
15th , aoys the center pier of the draw
bridge has been settling and inclining for
ward some time , and to-day It was found
impossible to open tbo draw. It Is be-
Hevcd if forced open the bridgewould fall.
The steamer Alsop has been waiting twelve
hours to pass , and notified the railroad
company it would sue for fifteen dollars an
hour damages for delay.
COLORADO.
Denver had a snow storm on the 17th.
Sohall'a book store at Golden were bur
glarized of $100 worth of gold pen ? , watch
charms , etc. , on the night of the IGth.
James Long alias Jim Flynn was sen
tenced at the last term of court in JLmrl-
mer county , to ten years imprisonment for
the mudf\/ Joe Blount , in that county
lost MaitJ.
On the JUpi , John Farley came to his
death from falling from the roof of the
Times restaurant , In South Pueblo , while
intoxicated. Farley was an old San Juan
prospector.
The Denver Street Car company Js con
sidering the tcasabilityof doing away with
horse power altogether in propelling its
cars , and may run them by the new pat
ent steam cars now so successfully used in
Now Orleans. Tha comparative level
grades of the streets would make these
earn a success ,
WYOMING.
Five children were born in Laramlo on
the 14tb.
S. H. Kennedy has presented a fine flag
on to the city bf'Laramie.
Sdv , buildings costing over 825,000
nave oeei.rcctccf jn Evanston this season.
Solh Sharpiu. , has been nominated for
sheriff of Laramie .ounty by the republi
cans.
The company of English capitalists who
have just established a mommovh slaught
ering establishment at Sherman are doing
a very largo business shipping dressed beel
to the eastern markets.
At San Dance , ? tt the 8th. B. Fr nk
Oornlah , a criminal return from Iowo.
choked Mrs. Carless to deatn j then
Utraged her person. He was takbu v >
Tadwood'to ' escape the lynhers , and wm
' .tried . aVCheyenne" .
MONTANA.
Slnco the 25th of August last 350 car
loads of cattle bavo been shipped east trom
Billlng .
Glendivo has a coal mine four miles
from town , and coal of good quality Is do-
Uverediu the city at S-1.50 per ton.
A nun named Stein , who was stealing a
ride othn Utah & Northern freight
train , un Wf the car and the wheel passed
over hi ) left f ( crushing it from the knee
down. > * .
. - . - . - - tracklayer of
ii.-i.v-ii. r m r
the Northern Pacific , v/ho died nt Bill
ings recently , is the man who otmrin
tended tbo laying of all the Union Paclu.
track.
F < > ur thousand dollars of the appropria
tion made for army Improvements will bo
used In constructing water works at Fort
Missoula. A icservoir will bo constructed
on the bill , and pipes will bo laU to the
various buildings of the post.
Gen , Brisban writes to a Bozeman friend
that it la his intention to erect a $10,000
res'denco ' upon the Pease and Bowcn
ranches lately bought by him to stock
them with dairy cattle , and to place the
entire tract under cultivation and improve' '
ment.
ment.Half
Half the silver half dollars circulated In
Montana are alleged to be counterfeits
ma < Ie by Chinese. They are describe J of
exactly the weight of the genuine one ? , and
only obo-thlrty-second part of an inch
larger in diameter. Th y contain only
sixteen cen i worth of silver , which Is aU
on tbo surface.
Hot ) Bitters Ae the Purest unil
Beit Bitter * Ever Mndo.
They are compound trom Hops ,
Malt , Buchu , Muidruko and
Dindeliou , the oldcsi , beat , and
most valuable medicines it , the world
and contain all the best an most curative -
ativo properties of all other kmu'dies ,
being thn greatest Blood > urifier ,
Livur Regulator and Lifo and liealth
Restoring Agent on earth. Novjia.
ease or ill-health can possibly long or.
1st where those Bittera are used , so
varied and perfect are their opera
tions.
They give near lifo and vigor to the
aged and infirm. To all whoso employment -
ploymont CIUBO irregularity of the
bowels or urinary organs , or wbc ( require -
quire an Apotizer , Tonic and uild
StimuIentrJop | Bitters are invalnaVlo
being highly curative , tonio and stimu
lating , without intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or
symptoms are , what the disease or ail
ment is , use Hop Bitters. Don't wait
until you are alok , but if you only feel
bad or miserable , use Hop Bittora at
once. It may aavo your lifo. Hundreds -
drods have been saved by BO doing.
Five hundred dollars will bo paid fora
case they will not euro or help.
Do not auffer or lot your friends
suffer , but use and urge them to uio
Hop Bittora.
Remember , Hop Bittora is no vile ,
druggednostrum , but the Purest and
made the "In-
Best Medicine ever ; -
vaiid'a Friend and Hope , " and no
person or family should be without
them. Try the Bittera to-day.
* in-ovuti" BLACK
Ftrty ysars trial w
" th best HVCJ ctcdicit * U
ILL TBUE FELLOWS
Worthily point to the
"HUB PUNCH"
Ai n Article of pitch rare an < J exceeding merit
( leacnc a plaoo on every dlileboard ,
A Social Glnn * of Hub Punch Is A
most welcome accessor } ' of friendly Intercourse
rcculbrly acceptable nt parties. Uncork , an
Us ready. Punches breitcd at request are fa
behind It In flat or.
Gifted oralora nctcr dls lose
tic real nourrouhence their eloquence flows
) cllc o me , U comes , after dinner or lunch ,
From a flowlnif bowl of OIUVES' HUH PU.SOI1
The name and tltlo-"IIUB PUNCH" l adop-
cdMatrdo mark All unauthorlicd wo of
his tndo mark hill bo promptly prosecuted.
O , U. dttAVES&SO.VS , KOSTO.V , MASS.
Sold by Grocers and Wlno Merchants
everywhere.
Trade supplied at Mnnnfocturcr'a prices
iy M , A , McN"nn.r.ra ; families supplied by
A. II , Gladstone , Omnhn Neb |
FAST TIME !
In colng Bur t ! ie the
GMcagoMortliwest-
ern
Trains ICMTO Omaha 8:40 : p. m. and 7:40 . ml
for full Information call on H. P. DEUEL , Tlcko
Agent , 14th nil Fartiam st * . , J. BKLL , U. P ,
Railway Depot , oral JAUK3T.CLARK , Conor
Mrs J. O. Robertson , Pltfourif , Px , writes : "I
was Buffering from general debility , want of ap
petite , constl | > atlon , etc. , so thatl lie WM a bur-
len ; after using Burdock Blood Uittcrs 1 felt but-
cr than for years. I cannot pralao your lilttiro
00 much , "
It.Olbbs. of Buflalo , N. T. , vrltca : "Vour
iurrtock Bloc Uittcrs , In chronic diseases ol the
blood , lUer H.-.J IddnuMt , ha\o been signally
marked with sueceaa. Inivc used them myioff
with beet rcsulta , for torpidity of the liver , a/id In
aso of a friend of mine Bufferinj from dropsy ,
ho effect was marvelous , "
Bruce Turner , Kocheeter , N. Y.iwrltcs : ' ! have
been lubject to serious disorder of the kidneys ,
md unable to attend to business ; Burdock Blood
Jitters relieved me before half a bottle was used
feel confident that thor will entirely cure me , "
Asenlth Hall , Blnghampton , N. 7. , writes :
"I suffered with a dull pain through my lelt
lung and shoulder. Lost my spirits , appetite
and color , and could with difficulty keep up all
day. Took your Burdock Blood Bitters aa di
rected , and have felt DO pain since flret week at-
ter using them. "
.JKf Noab. Bates Elmlra , N. Y tos : "About
never fully recofcred. " "My
, vcro weakened , and I would bo completely pros-
irated for days. After using1 two bottles of your
Burdock Blood Bitters thel mprovcmont was so
visible that I was astonished. I can now. though
01 years of age , do a fair and reasonable day's
work.
0. Blacket Robinson , proprietor ot The Canada
Presbyterian , Toronto , Ont , , writes : "Forycars
I Buffered greatly from oft-recurring headache. I
used your Burdock Blood Bitters with happiest
rcsulti , and I now flnd Dwelt In better health
than for years past. "
Mrs. Wallace , Buffalo. N. Y , writes : ' -I have
used Burdock Blood Bitters for nervous and bll-
QUB i ado hcs , and can recommend It to anyone
equ K a cure for bllilousncss. '
Mrs. Ira Mullncllan l , Albany , N. Y , writes :
'For several y irs I have euBeied ficm cft-iecur
ring blllloua hcoduhcu , dyspepsia , and com <
ilaluta peculiar to my sex. blnco using jour
iiurdock Blood Bitters I am entirely relieved. "
'rice , SI.OQ per Bottle ; Trla Bottle * 10 OU
? OSmiIILBUMI&OolI.Topa
, . ,
BOTT A.0 , H. Y.
wholasal ° by Ith *
The Great Jmglish Eemedy
: Korcr falls to cuie
Nervous Dolilllty. Vi
tal Exhaustion , Kmls-
loi.B , Seminal Woak-
ncfKie , LOaT MAN
HOOD , and all the
at 11 effects of youth
ful follies and execs-
| rtoa. U etopg pernu
licntly all weakening ,
involuntary losataand
[ drains upon the eya-
| tcm , the Inevitable re-
'aultcf ' these ovilprac-
llces , which nro so dcstruoilve to mind and body
and make life miserable , often leading to Insatil-
y and death. It strengthens the Ncrvos.Urain ,
memoryf Blood , Mueclcs , Dlgoitlve and Hepro-
luctlvo Orirtma , U restores to all the organic
uuctlcna their former vigor and vitality , ma-
ilug life che.irful and enjoyable. Price , J3 a
hotlle , or four times the quantity 810. Sent by
oxproua. secure from obndrvatlon , to any address.
on receipt of price. No. C. U. I ) , eont , except
on receipt of SI as a guarantee. Letters ra
posting answers must Inclose sUnip ,
Dr. Mintio'b Dandelion Pills
re tb best and cheapest dyspepsia and billloiu
urola tbomukci. SoVl by all druggists. 1'rlce
COcenU.
Da MnmnVi KrvsiT RIKIDT , NRRimo .
Qurc 111 kind of Kidney and bladder complaints ,
ruiorrhea , gleet and leucorrhea. For ealo by all
dtuktlsto : 41 a bottle.
ENQLlflH MEDICAL INSTITUTK.
nSOHvoHt. , St. Louis , Mo.
For Sale In Omaha by
0. F. GOODMAN.
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Zephyrs , Germantown , Etc ,
STOCK LARGER THAN EVER. { " o'SU tt1"8
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The Oldest Wholesale and THE LEADING
Retail JEWELRYHOUSE
in Omaha. Visitors can here IN TnK WEST I
General Agents for the
find all novelties in SILVER
Finest and Best Pianos and
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Rich and Stylish Jewelry , Our prices are as Low aa
uhe Latest Most Artistic any Eastern Manufacturer
, ,
and Dealer.
and Choicest SelecMons in Pianos and Organs sold
PRECIOUS STOKES and for cash or installments at
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all descriptions of FINE A SPLENDID stock of
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and see our Elegant New Also Clough & Warren , - ,
Store Tower Building Sterling , Imperial , Smith
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LEADING WESTERN HOTEL
HOTELS , PROPRIETORS TOWIfF
ARLINQTON. J. O. MclNTIRE. Lincoln , Net ,
WEATHERLY HOUSE , JA. a. WEftTHERLY , Manning , Iowa.
REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. O. REYNOLDS , ' Coon Rapids , Iowa.
8ARATOQA HOTEL , J. S. 8TELLINIU8 Mllford , Neb.
MARSH HOUSE , E. MANS , BROWNSVILLE Neb
COMMERCIAL HOTEL : JOHN HANNAN , StromiburK No
HALL HOUSE , A.'W. HALL Loulivllla
OITY HOTEL , CHENEY & CLARK , Blair , Neb.
COMMERCIAL KOTE _ J. Q. MEAD , ] Nellgh , Nab.
GRAND CENTRAL . ' 8EYMOUR , Nebraska City , Neb
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , "P. L. THORP , Weeping WterNa
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A , 0. OAARPER , Hardy , Neb.
GREENWOOD HOUSE , W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Nab
END'S HOTEL , E. w L. 0-rnHFV END ! - V. Olirlndo eremotit , , tow tea' *
EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. B. HAOKNEY , Ashland , Neb
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LOVELL , Atkinson , Neb.
MORGAN HOUSE , E. L. QRUBB , Guide Recd , N .
SUMMIT HOUSE , 8WAN & BECKER , Oretton , I * .
HOUSTON HOUSE , OEO. OALPH , Exlra , IB.
REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. M. REYNOLDS , Atlantic , ! ,
WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKER , Audubon , la.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 8. BURGESS , Neola , la.
CITY HOTEL , Dl A. LL1AM8 , Harlan la.
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. CyMMINQO , Corning , la.
NEBRASKA HOTEL , J , L AVERY , QUnton ,
MERCHANTS HOI EL G. W , BURK. iKBurllncton Jur
> tflon , u
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , Bfinchard , la. '
PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK , Ohonnndoah , In ,
OOMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Dayld City , Neb
DAQNELL HOUSE , CHAS. DAQNELL , Colle&e Springe , la.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTON , Vlllltca , la.
JUDKIN8 HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Maivern , la ,
BALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Grove , Id
COMMERCIAL HOUSE B , F.8TEARN8 , OdebolL la
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN ECKERT , > sceola , Neb.
DOUGLAS HOUSE , J. 8. DUNHAM , Oirk , N b.
BEDFORD HOUSE J. T. QBEEN. De'cford la ,
ARLINQTON HOUSE , J. M. BLACK & SON , Marjivllle Ho
NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER , Norfolk Junction Ntb
WINSLOW HOUSE Q. McOARTY , Beward , Neb.
AURORA HOUSE M. D. JONES , Auroar Neo.
OROZIER HOUSE o. R. cnoz'Err , Sidney , Neb ,
AVOCA EATING HOUSE . W. .
D. ii. nv v rxnuuw. \ Avoca la .
CENTRAL HOUSE LOOKWOOD & 8HATTICK. Red Oak1
FOSTER HOUSE Capt. JOHN FOSTER , \ Lewis , la.
WHITNEY HOUSE E. HAYMAKERGrliWold. . la.
DEPOT HOTEL , O. L. CHAPMAN , Dunlap , la
LU8K HOUSE. J A. LU8K , 'Logan , la.
DOW CUY HOUSE , W. H. MORTON , DowClta'la
JAGGER HOUSE. JAGGRR& SO "i , Oenlion , la ,
HAUMON TAMA OITY. IA. . ITarmti & Keales , Prop ,
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CHICAGO ,
Embody noxv 1882 Imprnvements. Hot.
prnotionl < urt > ; Cost loss to keep In
ider ; Ueelosx fuoll will gi\u moro neat
nil a larger voluiiio ol pure air tniu uy
urnace mrvlo.
Sold byl'll'.UCKY & nUAUFORDOininaHeb
$500 REWARD.
The abm o row Jnl will bo paid to any person
who will produce , a 1'alnt that will equal the
Pennsylvania Patent Rubber
Paint ,
or prcecrring Shingles. Tin and Gravel Koof * .
Warranted to bo Fire anJ Water I'rool. All
ordem proini > tly attended to. Cheaper and Let-
er than any other paint now In uso.
BTBWAUT B : STEI'IIENSON.
Sol * Vroprietors , Ouiaha House , Ouiaha , Neb.
Officer & Poser , .Dr.Klco. Dr , Finnoy , Fulki'
OouncU * _ _ A Blufc. UA _ i Oaulu Io a : < VTaA * .
Benins Awarded ,
°
! he Story of tiie
A handeomo lltile pamAct. . Miner kuU' gel
cent with numoroni ra ranjgr , will ba
.GIVEN AWAY
Io ny kaalt poroon ctlllug lor it , at any branch
01 cnb-offlce cf The Ulnger Uattulactartng Comp -
p uy , or will be Bent by mall , post paid , la
anr person living ct a dlotanca tron our offlcei
Tile Singer Manufacturing Oo , ,
Principal Office , 31 Union Sqnara
NEW YORK
i OHM Ot 1JOX1 DCCAMr
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THE NEBRASKA
MAMMGTURIM CO
Lincoln , Neb
MANUFACTURERS OF
Corn Plantoru , Hrrrov/a.Parm Rollers
Bulliy Hay RrUtoa , T -
work and inanulacl
urlugfor other partlM
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Graonie * .
Andall other tor F ll Planting. Urge t assortment -
ment ever hewn in Chicago-
Illustrated CaUlogue Iree. Send ( or it.
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