THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA FllIDA * JS'OYJFiMBKll ' IT 3.
CT. J" . . BRO : W : isr &c O O
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
Boots and Shoes.
OMAHA , NEB.
J 0
T7UOLKSALK AMD UKTAIfj DKALKH
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , noons , mmt mmms , um ,
XS4T8TATE AOKN1 FOR HKAYAUKKK OXUKHT
Hear TTnion Pacific Depot OMAHAN )
HENEY LEHMANN ,
JOBBER OF
AND
WINDOW SHADE
'EASTERN ' FRIGES DUPLICATED.
118 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA
. ! ,
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
TGrocers1 Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
CIGARS ABB lAIUfAGTUfflJ TOBACCO ,
Agents for BBHWODD NAILS AND LAFLIH & RAND POWDER CO.
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
tlACHUIESY , BEI/ITNO , HOSE , BKAS8 AND IRON FITTINGS PITS , BTUU
PACKING , AT tmOLESALB AND KKTAIL.
Cor. Faraam and 10th Streets Omaha , Web.
DEALERS
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Fire and Burglar Proa
1020 Farnham Street ,
O.
271 TC3XT
Window and Plate Glass.-
CJTAnyono contemplating building etore.litnk. or any other fine will find It to tbelr id
antage to corrt'9 end with us before purchasing their Plate Glass ,
O. F , GOODMAN ,
OMAHA NEB.
W.B. MILLAllU , EDWARD W. PKOK ,
MILLARD & PECK ,
Storage , Commission and f holesale Fruits ,
1421 & 1423 FAENHAM STREET.
CONSIGNfilBNTS OOUNTRI PI10DUOE SOLICITED ]
geiits for Peek & Bausliors Lard , and Wilbor Hills Flonr
OMAHA ,
REFERENCES :
OMAIIA HATIONAL BANK ,
STEELE. JOUNSON & CO. ,
TOOTLE JIAnL $ CO.
IF1 O 3V
SV TMV m W * ' * - ir r-
BTtfT.f T WO ! A T TUB
MOLlilpAJb& !
1213 Farnam St. . Omaha. N .b.
PERFECTION
. . HEATING "AMD.BAK . > MO _
U only attained by uemg
CHARTER OAK
Stoves and Ranges.
WITH
WIRE GAUZE OYKB DDDRS ,
, For ealo by |
MILTOH ROGERS & SOHS
ffm m
Jull'tniely
THU CONDUCTOR'S OUT * IT.
Gorgeous Doslgno In Lanterns nnd
Punches for the OUlof of the
TrtUn Gituff.
X York Sun.
"lUilwny conductors , na n xvholo ,
put on i good dei\l ot personal style , "
tlio shopkcopur B.-vid , nbstrnctedly
punching in n pnmphlot cover holes
that looked liku block cjmetp ; "not
BO much so they used to buforo thu
days of drawback chocks ajd 'spot
ters , ' and other unplentnnt invcn *
tioiiB , but enough yet to render thun
among the most onmineiitnl members
of the community. They don't tun
much to diamonds nnd pound weight
gold chnlna nnd fnst horecs , ns was
said to bo the thing twenty or thirty
years ago among them , but they keep
up their end pretty well on the things
thoy'va got to have , ouch as responsi
ble watches , fnnoy lanterns nnd i.ntty
punchec. When n conductor in np *
pointed on n road ho is given a punch
Mid n lantern by the compcny. The
punch is n plain ouo , merely differing
In the oort of hole it makes inn ticket
from thoao the other conductors on
the line nro supplied with , and the
lantern ia n plain tin thing , worth 50
or 70 cents. If ho has any taste or
whim , for * wanting n different sort of
punch from that given him , ho cornea
to us nnd wo make the change to suit
bim. Ono wants his initial letter or
letters ; another , n woman'a shapely
foot ; another , n heart ; another , some
peculiar dovioo that ho hao a notion is
lucky for him ; and another , some
thing ho has always carried nnd is
known by among conductors. If ho
gets n new punch ho will record it at
the superintendent's oflico. There is
an almost endless variety to the punch
dovlcos. Wo male moro than 350
sorts of dies , and got up now ones to
order nearly every day. The Ponn-
nylvania railroad alone has at least
200 styles , no two alike. A good
punch is worth $1.50.
HUT THE MOST EXPENSIVE THINO
about a conductor's outfit , next to his
uniform , is his lantern. Of course ho
cannot preserve his self-respect and
maintain his dignity among first-clasa
passengers carrying such a lantern no
the company gives him , so ho comei
to us and wo got ouo up for him.
There ia the sort of lantern carried by
a conductor who hna nny style about
him. Brass , nickel plated , heavy flint
qiaas globe , beautifully urgrnvcd , can't
teak , won't blow out , lasts for ycare ,
and only coats SO , or , with the engraving -
graving of a plain name or initials
with n surrounding wreath , § 7. Con
ductors rarely pay moro than $3 or $4
extra for engraving , but wo do some
times have to get up very fancy lant
erns for presentation to conductors by
gentlemen traveling a good deal on
particular trains , and on those the engraving -
graving frequently mounts up to $10.
The conductor's name with the regu
lation wreath will be on one side ,
and designs of various sorts on the
other aide. Men have come in hero
wanting to spend as much as $25 for a
lantern for a conductor , but that is
just a little beyond the limit. Yon BOO
when you get n name , and n wreath ,
an emblem , and a train of cars run
ning into a tunnel , and the locomo
tive , with smoke from its funnel , com
ing oat of the other end of the tun
nel , and perhaps n presentation date ,
or an eagle , or an owl , nil on ono lan
tern globe , you've got just about all
the apace will hold. The owl is a
favorite emblem for conductors of
night trains. " A prominent stationer
aaid : "Couductorsbuy about the eamo
sort of pocketbooks , diaries , and wal
lets that gentlemen generally do ,
rather bettor , I should say , than men
in receipt of equal incomes nro in the
habit of carrying. The youngest con
ductors generally have the most fancy
things. The old fellows go in for the
solidly practical , and lumber thorn-
solves up with as little pocket stuffing
as possible. I've noticed , too , that
the older n conductor is the moro
likely ho is to carry n big , solid , reli
able nilvor watch , instead of n gold
ono. I know of ono who customarily
carries a cotton string to his silver
watch instead of a chain , but I would
bet that twenty jeara nao both watch
and chain wcro gold. We got aonao as
wo grow older "
Not an experiment or cheap patent
medicine is Brown's Iron Bitters. It
ia prepared by ono of the oldest and
moat reliable chemical firms , and will
do all that is claimed for It.
Holding Oropa for n Rltio.
It distresses some farmers im
inuiiBoly to learn after they have dis
posed of their spare crops that eomo
ofjthem linvo advanced in price They
fail to remember that in some previous
year the sumo articles declined in
price noon after they parted with them.
Neither do they consider the circum
stance that BO often happens that
nearly all articles of general merchan
di&e line or fall ni the price of leading
farm products does. Many do not
take into consideration the 'act that
the money they have received for
their crops hail been employed to atop
the payment of interest' , or has boon
invested In something that has ad
vanced in prica moro than the articles
they disposed of. Neither do th y
think of the loascu they might have
cuitained and probably would
have sustained by ahrinkcge ,
damagn by unfavorable weather ,
and destruction by inaocts
and small animals. They put
no estimate on the comforts they Imvo
enjoyed by the ute of the money they
realized by the nolo of their crops , on
the pleasure of having the store bills
paid f.t the time they wuro duo , and
the consciousness of having paid the
hired help what was their duo , They
simply render themselves uncomforta
bio by thinking tnateomo rich apccu
later baa made a little money by buy
ing and holding what they had to cell.
They often render others exceedingly
unhappy by talking about what they
are pleased to call their Joes , Their
distress dees not abate even after they
have learned that the price of the ar
ticlus they sold has dropped below
what it was when they disposed ol
them. They go on grumbling and
complaining until they have nuotd an
other crop , which they steadfastly resolve -
solve to hold for a rise.
Holding crops for a poseiblo rleo for
which thura is no apparent prospcc
is an operation in the nature of speculating
lating , and the majority of farmers
arc in no condition to speculate
They have neither the capital nor the
knowledge of business required. Per
sons who live in great trade centers
have much bettor opportunities for
\collecting \ reports of agricultural pro-
ductuiUH , and for ascertaining Mint
oveiiU will influence the markets.
They nro also bettor situated in ro-
ijnrd to disposing of farm prt'dact ? .
( y having them in ulovators and
varohoueos they can deliver them at
uiy moment , ur can sand them uhero
hey are desired. They are also in
i condition to form combinations to
Il'oct the market or to meat any
'inurgoncy. ' They can at nny time
ealiz i in cish Hourly the entire value
if the article : ) they h.wo lu atom and
till have the control of thuni , A
armor having but n small amount
> f nny article in n building on
his place wilt _ find it difficult
o use it for aeoutity to raise money ,
f ho finds it HKU'ssary to moke ueo of
t. A banker or money leaner would
have to satisfy himself ol the oxiat
unco of the article , nnd that it was of
ho amount nnd quality described , Ho
would also want ussurnnco that it
would not bo moved , Having satis-
led himself ou iheeo points , he would
otduintily demand n higher rate of iu-
oust thun money limns for in a largo
city. A cautious farmer would keep
an ineuratici ) ou the articles he is hold
ug , and this ia attended with ox-
icuao. 11 o must also keep his corn ,
train , and other articles in a secure
ilaco or they will bo liable to injury
and loss. Unfortunately the majority
of farmers have up buildings that ]
afford the security of n Warehouse as I
hey are erected in great shipping
> omta. The buildiuga they have are
lot proof against fire or vurmin , and
they nro often poor protection against
ram and snow.
Farmers who live near largo towns ,
itnd who take their crops to market in
vngons , may often bo gainers by hold-
ng certain articles till there ia an no-
tvo demand for thorn nnd high prices ,
lay will keep iu a mow or stack with
ittlo liability to injury , nnd the price
of it fluctuates moro than that of al-
nest any crop the farmer raises. A
armor who lives near n city and haa
hat to sell will do well to watch the
narkots closely , and bo prepared to
ako advantage of nny auddou scarcity
, hat may exist. If n farmer has a
jood collar ho may bo n gninor by
itoring his potatoes in it , if the price
it harvest time is low , as it of onhap
pena that they are scarce and high in
, ho spring on account of the quantity
est by free zing during the winter ,
armors often have bettor facilities
'or keeping potatoco than city deal
ers have. What ta true of potatoes
a uloo true of vegetables avd
winter apples. Farmoravho have
10 pressing need _ of money ,
and win ) have good facilities for otor-
130 , arc free to excrciso their judg
ment iu regard to the time to sell thuir
; rain. If , however , n farmer has out-
itanding obligations , ho has no moral
right to put off tno payment ot just
debts iu order to take advantage of a
possible rise iu the market. Farmers
ifton promico to nettle with their farm
lelp and to pay their debts to store-
tuopora and mechanics after harvest.
Their creditors expect their pay as
soon as the crops are gathered and are
ready for the market , but the farmer
often construes his promise to mean
any time in the future that prices
moot his views. If a farmer ia obliged
to do business on credit hu should do
ilia best to keep his credit good. IIo
should not allow "after harvest" to
mean any time between cutting ono
crop of grain nnd powing another.
A Voice From the Prois.
I take this opportunity to bear tos
; imony to the cfticacy of your "Hop
Bitters. " Expecting to find them nau-
aeons and bitter and composed of bad
whisky , wo were agreeably surprised
at their mild taste , just like a cup of
too. A Mrs. Oreaawell and Mrs. Con
nor , friends , have likewise tried , and
( renounce them the best medicine
; hey have over taken for building up
etrongth nnd toning np the system. I
was troubled with coatjvcncss , head
ache and want of appetite. My ail
monta nro nil now gone. I have a
yearly contract with n doctor to 1 < 6k
iftor the health of myself and family ,
out I need him not now.
S , G1LLILAND.
Pooplo'a Advocate , 1'ittobnrg , 1'n.
July 25. 1873.
She Wanted , Mottoes
A gentleman whoso wlfo had in
structed him to purchase a few nice ,
appropriate mottoes , became inebri
ated and forgot just what wua wanted
of him. Ho had a confused notion
that hia wife's requcot was in aomo
way relative to his purchaco of some
thing in the way of m'gn cards , BO ho
called upon u dealer and purchased
quito a vntiety.
"I'vo got 'om ( hie ) , my doar. Ho-ho
( lore's n whole lot of nice utt'a , " ho
eaid , na ho triumphantly produced hia
package.
With a nigh over hia mnudhu con
dition , oho opened thu parcel nnd
found the following : "Handa OIF. "
"Your Choice for Five Oonta. "
"Lout Out for the Locomotive. "
"Koc-p Off the Grass ; No Dogs Ad-
mittou. " " .Ham Bandwichca Ton
Cents Each. " "Tom and Jerry. "
"ForJlant. " "Oysters in All Styles , "
Then the lady wont down town nnd
inado her own selections , nnd when
liur husband woke up 0110 morning
after u spree that ccut him $100 , a
placard stared him in the face from
liis bedroom wall , "Hum Did Itj" and
when ho turned over with n groan ho
noticed the warniiii. ' , "Blum the
Bowl" Shifting unoaiily to the
other dido , ho cMUght sight of "Death
in the Cup , " Ilo hujn't been drunk
since.
Persons
Should loeo no lirr.o iti securing a
certificate in the Morrjiigo Fund Mu
tual Trust Association of Cedar
llapids , Iowa , concerning which circu
lars and full information will bo son !
free upon application. It ia organized
under the Insurancu Laws of Iowa ,
and is the only legalized and legiti
mate institution of the kind in thu
country. Its officers and managers
are among the moat prominent bua
inoBs men in Cedar Rapids , including ,
banker ? ! , the postmaster , capitalists ,
railway managers , insurance men
leaaing lawyers , physicians and other
reliable citizens. Over $15,000 hao
already been paid to mombera , It I
a splendid investment , as safe , secure
and eafo as a Government bond. You
can juet as well have n good Bum o
money to commence married Ufa on
as not. Ilomumbor it only costs yoi
ouo cent for a postal caru to requos
full explanation and information
Good agents can got territory if ap
plied for aoon , Write to-day. D
not postpone it. Mention where you
saw this notice. oct20-lm *
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CHICAGO ,
PEOR I
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE ,
DETROIT , NIAGARA FALLS ,
NEWYORK.BOSTON
. ,
And * ll Potuti EaitandUouth-Eait.
TUKUNKCOMI'IUSKS
Netrlr 4,000 mlk . Solid Smooth Bt t Track
11 conm-ctlonn re mule In UNION DhPOTO
hna rt Notional ItcimUtlon M being th <
rent Through Oi r Line , and la unlvonall ]
onredcd to bo the FINEST EQUIPPED Kulf
oad ID the world ( or all clamoa ol travel.
Try It and you will dm' ' tr voUnu a Irtxur )
natcad ol a dtacomtcri.
Through Tickotivla rhu Celebrated Lint lot
Halo at all oiacon In tha WoaU
All Information about Rates o Fnro , BlMpIni
Car AcocmmoJatloni , Time Tabloo , Ac. , will bi
loorfully Riven by oppljlnlnf to
Sd ViMMTon't A den. ManigcrClilc ja [
PEROIVAL LOWELL ,
Oon. Pancrwer Act , Chicago
W. J. DAVENrOUT ,
Ucn. Atfcnt , Conncll niufte.
H. 1' . DUKLL , Ticket Agt.
mruo-oJ Iv
Sioux Gits ffi f
THE BIOUX err * ROUTS
Rnni a Holl.l Train Through Iron-
Oonuoil Blafis to St. Paul
Without Ohanze Tims , Only IT Hour *
it is
3LOO UUEB THE ? UOUTKfl KOOTt
iriou
COUNCIL BLUFFS
xo BY.
asd t'J pah n la Horlluih IOTI , Ulnnesi.li > aai
lahctn. Tbb lies li oqulp.xid ullh Uio Imprnrti
uloiitillo Alt-1 ak , aJ UUt !
iv ) Hultrj : > .nd ( ct
OAVLVX A.VO COKTOET
a nnmujxwiod. Pullman Pi.U i Kleoiilns ; Oat
ira thvouph WITUOOT OKAKOK hvtnen Kan
CM.VMII ! fi. I'oul , H Council DIuRi act1
lonx City.
Trr.luaitt.vo l.nlon FactHa Ttni.-lc at Oour.
11 UhiGs , at 70 : si. ra. c lly rn arrival cl Kana >
Jlky , at Jouph uitl Ouuull MaI7g train Iron.
hetiouih. Arriving t Slony tllv 11:40 : p. m.
- > 4.1 tb Kow Uolmi Uf.ict at Kt. Vtul a. 11 Soon
eon
XKN nourjj m ADVANCC o ? AI T mast
1100TE
* R niinbrr In tuniut ; fiia t'lcur City Uou
cetnThicuKli Train. 7hc Ehcrtnrt
tie Qatcl.n'tllmn > n < ! n Ccm'orivliln Klcb ta t ) >
hrajKh C ! > betmcn
COUKOIL l-TMVfa AND fil' . PAtJL.
CWawtlnts tTli-kels uuJ vi ! ( to "Bon !
Ity ami tYc'.fio llsln ! J
J D. ' .VUntXI , J K. DCOIIA. K
aaiirrmtiudcEt. Oou' PBM.AK II
MlKiouTt Vdloy 1 .
W. E. DAVia , 'lonthwi itcr Posecniror A
O-rtcll Ulufls
T TIMS !
: u tkt
ern
Tralni leave Onjahn 8:40 : p. in. and 7:10a. : m
For fall Information call on li.I' . DEUEL.TIok *
Aent , Hlh and Faruam ntc. , J. UKTjL , U. F
. nrai JAMKST OI-AKK , Ucmnr
100,000
TLay inrpaix all other u lor easy rldlnir. etjle
< 1 durability.
They am for B.ilo by all Loading Oar
iago Huildora nnd Dfalora throughout
ho country.
3PEINGS GEAES & BODIEI3
For ml b
Henry Tim ken ,
TalcnUe ( nlHuIldcr ol Fine CirrUijti ,
11-i'ni
11i'niGOLD ROPE.
Tlielntrlnslomnlt and nuperlor auMltyol f
loll Hope Inbacco baa linlncuJ other mannlt
urtrs to put upon the inniltct ooli xlmllar to
ur brand In nauio and dtjla which are offered
4iidiol ] lot lu'K tniicy limn the goniiluo OolJ
tape. rVo caution tlio t ndu and consumer to ee
hit our imruii und trade mark are upnn caob
ump. The only Kcnulno an 4 original ( J uld Ilopt
Pntiacco li manufactun d by
TF1K WILSON & MoNALLV TO
BACCO COMPANY.
$500 REWARD.
The above reward villl Im paid to any peraon
v > ho will produce a 1'alnt that will equal the
Pennsylvania Patent Rubber
Paint ,
for preserving KbliiL-len , Tin and Gravel I loot * .
Warranted to ho lire and Water Proof. All
orders promptly attundwl to. Cheaper and bet-
.er than Any other lulnt non In use.
STUWAKTft HTKI'HBNSOK.
Solo I'roiirlctorti , Oinahi llousOjOmilin , Ii'
Olllccr & Piisoy , Ur.ltico , Ur. Plnncy , Fuller
Council Illulla , loua.
Hun oflloo , Omaha Noo. _
DOCTOR STEINIIART'S
ESSENCE OF LIFE.
Toll Dl.li AMI YllUMl , MAtB AMI 1 > AI.K.
It U a sure , prompt a"d tlTuctual rimwls for In
dlffubtlon , l ) ) pep la , Intermittent Fevers , Want
ofAl'IX'tito , .Venous Iibllit > In all ItJNtaKed ,
Wtal Memory , I/om of llraln I'.mtr , Prostration ,
WuiUic * ) ana ( 'ouoral lam of Paiir. It main
liiriouii A to , rejmena'en the fadoil Intelket
ttreiiKlitliinu the enfeebled brain and retona
sur rU HIT t no and \ljor to the exhituitudor
Kant. The ckKrlinco ] of thoumnd'i prut ui Ute
bean Imuluablo runcdj Price , Vl.UUu bottle.
orslxfor1 ! . Tor sale by nil ilnijul t , or mni
ccuro [ ioinolner > atlon on receipt of price , bj
pr.Stoinh.rt , P O Box 24f0 { , St
DOCTOR STEIMIIART'S
SUPPOSITORIES
The Orat Popuhr Hcmedj for Pile * ,
Sure cure for Ullncl , lUeedhis&I chingl'lle
And all forms ol HemorrhoUlal Tumors.
Th < wi kiTrosiTOBiKii a < t directly ui > on th
e -uU ol th IIIoocl N ixueU.and h ) thvlr astrliiKen
UIwU ttutl ) lortu the blued Iromthuiittolle
tumors , unilby making" the voats of thu vein
ttroiiL' , pro * ent thu r rillllliii and lunco a raJ
taUuro Is kuru to I"ll w thtlr use. Prleo , 7
cents a bov. 1'or sale l < > alldruKKl'ts , or sent b
mall on rccvlptot price , b ) EuulUhM do
Inntltuto , 718 Ollvo gt , StLuMiv
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTEL
PROPRIETORS TOWKt
ARLINGTON. J. Q. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Net ,
WEATHERUV HOUSE , A , O. WEATHERLY , Manning , Iowa.
KCYNOLD3 HOUSE , O. 0.
REYNOLDS , Coon Rapids , own.
SARATOGA HOTEL , J. S. OTELLINIU8 Mllford , Neb
MARSH HOUSE , E. MAN8 DROWH3VU.U U b
COMMERCIAL HOTEL : JOHN HANNAH Glrormburs N *
HALL HOU3E , A. W. HALL Loulivllla
CITY HOTEL , OHENEY & CLARK , Blslr , Na .
COMMERCIAL HOTE- , J. G. MEAD , Hallgh , Hob.
CRANO CENTRAL E.J3EYMOUR , Nebraska City , Nab
MISSOURI PAOIFIO HOTEL , P. L. THORP , Weeping W torN
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. OAARPER , Hardy , Nob.
GREENWOOD HOUSE , W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE. E. OTOREY. Clarlnda , IDV.O
ENO'O HOTEL , C. L. END. Ercmsnl , Hcb
EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. B. HAOKNCY , Athlnnd , Neb
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LCVELL. Atkinson , Ktb
MORGAN HOUSE , E. L. GRUUn , Outdo Recd , N .
SUMMIT HOUSE , OWAN & DECKER , Oroiton , I *
HOUSTON HOUSE , QEO. OALPH , Extra , In
REYNOLDS HOUOE , O.M. REYNOLDS. Atlantic , In.
WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKER , Audubon , IK ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 8. DURQE83 , Ncola , la
CITY HOTEL , Dl A. LLIAMU Hurlnn In , '
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. C. OUMMINQ9 , Oornlng , la ,
NEBRASKA HOTEL , J , L. AVERY , Otanton ,
MERCHANTS HO1CL Q. W , DURK. Burlington JurMlui , U
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , DUncrmrd , Ik.
PARKS HOTEL. F. M. PARK , ( Ihenandoah , It ,
OOMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , D.yld City , Neb
DAQNELL HOUSE , OHA8. DAQNELL , Codecs Spring * , la.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTON , Vllllica , I * .
OUDKIN8 HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvorn , !
BALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Grove , U
COMMEROIAL HOUSE B.F.OTEARN8 , Odobolt la
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN COKEI1T , Otceola , Neb.
DOUOLAO HOUSE , J. 0. DUNHAM , Olarki , Neb.
DEDFORD HOUSE J. T. CDEEN. Bedford la.
ARLINGTON HOUSE , J. M. BLACK & SON , Mnryo lllo Mo
NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER , Norfolk Junction N b
WINSLOW HOUSE Q. McOARTY , Seward. Nab.
AURORA HOUSE M. D. JONES , Auroar Nab.
OROZIER HOUSE O. R. OnO'ER , Sidney , Nou.
AVOOA EATING HOUOE D. W. ROOKrIOLD Avoca"l .
CENTRAL HOUSE LOOKWOOD A OHATTUOK , Red Oak1
FOSTER HOUSE Oapt. JOHN FOSTER. Lewl , la.
WHITNEY HOUSE E. HAYMAKER. Grlawold. la.
DEPOT HOTEL , O. L. CHAPMAN , Dunlnp , la
LU8K HOUSE. J A. LU8K , Loa n. In.
DOW CUV HOUSE , W. H. MORTON , DowCltaia
JAGGER HOUSE , JAQGRR& 801 , Denlson , la ,
IIAHMON HOUSE , TAMA. OITY , I A. , Harmon & Koaloa , Prop
HEAT YOUR HOUSES
FURNACES IN THE WORLD.
MADE UY
SIOHARDSOW.BOYNTON & 00
CHICAGO , l .I.Si
Embody now 1882 linprnvomontg. Mor.
practical ' " > tins ; Cent loss to keen In
nicr ; Ubolosn fnol mil She moro neat
nil a larger volume ol pnro air tnin any
urnacn made.
Bold by 1'lEllCKY & I1RADFOIID , Omiuia , Neb
Samuel C , Davis & Co , ,
DRY GOODS
Washington Ave. and Fifth
ST. LOUIS MO.
oun .
1'rejldcnt. Vice frct'i.
W. U. Diriano , Sec , aod Trcu.
NEBRASKA
Lincoln , .TJeb
MANUFACTURERS OF
Corn PlftntarH , HrrrowH.Parm Ilollaru
Bulky Hay Ut\Uoa , flucicoi , Klevatlua
Wlndmlllu. &o
Wo are prepared ta do Job work and mannlioi
arlng lor utlier paitlui.
Addriwtal orleri
NK6HAHICA 1IANUKAOT03UNO CO
Lincoln. NB
HEAR THEJ/ITHESSES.
lliviy uhrlnk from pu lldty In connection with
! . H. fi. , but wo ate permitted to nfcr to the lol <
owing persons who have kucmn and wltuouod
ta vronutrlul iQocti :
I'liRitr , Houston Co. , On.
Wo li V Imwn "Kwllt'n ( pccine" tested In
mndredi of most olmtlnalu CAD' not Mood I'oUoti-
ng , Mircurlal Uhi umatiam , BcrofuU , Karen ,
czcfi'a , Cat.rrli etc , and do coreclentlously
< v tlly tint It met with HID most ptrfuct and > lg
to ) ucceiu , clloo'vd ' radical anil permanent curvi
u every O' o nlthuut a elir.'lo exountlon.
Hugh 1 > Dennard , Ooo. W Kill , n ,
John U. Drown , Quo , W. Blnglitoo
Win. llruciikin , John It , I lose ,
Janicn P. harp Kit Warren.
Moore h Tutt'e , J , W. llelvln ,
J. W. Wlruborly , J. W. Woclluck , '
IV. I ) , Merco , shorld , J. W , Mann , Co. Treas.
3. 0 , Duncan , T. M. Klllcn ,
U . y A ( lordun , T.ll. llutner ,
Wo are pt rbonally Kcqualntod with tliu go tlo-
men wlions idiaturcHi appcur to the uhoto cer-
.lUcatc. 'Jhey are Illzonuof feald county , ol the
ilghont rtpo talilllty and cliaracttr.
A , f. 011.US. Ordlnatv , UciuUiii Co.la.
I ) , | { . CUl.Llit , Cl'k Sup , Ct. llouHon Ot. Ok
"Nothing hut lavoraklo roxirl4 | , Ilellovb
H. U uupnclltc for all Ulood Ul.cisca.
universal B tl.faction "
0. W , JONK3 & CO. . Meinplild.Tcun.
"S. H. B , eltca better natlifactlon than any
ihlng wo ba > o e\cr hkndled.1'
jACKrt & CO. . Helen. . Ark.
"Have never heard a romplalnt ol S. B 3. ' '
AimiUU I'ETKU A , 00. , Louisville , Ky.
"S. B. S , lias given entire satisfaction to every
one. " A. U. KICHAKDS , 8hcrui&uTiix.
"I have had excellent oalo lor H. R , 8 , , and the
rejulw have tcon iuo < t .v IsliKtory. '
J. O. HUlUif. , llOHllng Qrceu , Ky.
"Our halo * nl H. 8 , 8.lm\o been good , and IU
ucccaii perfect. "
JONUS &OAUEV , Monti-ornery , Ala.
" 8. S. 0. lag given entire tathlactloa to ci cry
. " 1 ! ' T .
ODI. UKU83,1'ajls , xaj.
"S S. 8. h given uimtrul aatUlactlon. "
U. W. I'OWKHa & CO. , Ulcliuiond , Ya. j
81.I'M ' ) Ztfwuril will t/o paid to any
cheuUt who will find , on auilyeljoi 100 bottle o
U. 8. B. , one particle ol Uercury , Iodide ol fa
lluru ci any Mineral lubotance ,
uwiirr bPKcmo co. rropi
AtlJUlU , Ql ,
Prlci'olHmallilie , 11.03.
lite 11.76.
Bold by all PrattfU
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE
STORES.
runciiAsisn AM > IKroT , 0. S. ) 53
OWAIIA. ; Nel > . . No > ember 10. 18S1 ? . JT "
.Scaled ] iroi > osala. In duplicate , subfcet to the
usual conditions , > \ 111 bo received at thli oillco un
til IU o'dock noon on Ucccin er ( Hi , 1Wat
w lilcli thuo nd jiUco they M 111 ho opened In pres
ence ot hidden ) for liirnUhlng and ilcllier.v at the
storehouse , or ot | care In Omaha ,
Neb. , ( If on can after tngpoctlon and acceptance
nt ( ilaco ol pacKInir , ) an may ho required by the
subsistence dcixtrtinont , 1W barrel * pork , light
II1C8' , 'obo dcmcrud by January Gtli 18S3 : W.OOQ
loundn bacon , short clear sides , medium uoght
ind thckne ! .i , packed In crates , str ppcd , ot about
.JO ) > oundii Incon each. I'-ich piece ol bacon to
K ) co crod with cotton ilotltj all to IwJclUerocl
y Jamury Dth 1883. .
Tlio KO\ eminent rcsolics the right to reject
ny or nil proposals.
Hlank propotala and full Information as to thu
miner ot bidding , nnd the terms ol contract and
aunt-lit " 111 bo furnished on application to this
Illci ) .
No proposal will boconsfdcrcd unless acoimpa-
led by the nrlnteil "Instructions to blddire , *
o ho had at this olllcc.
Kn\ elopes containing proposals should bo mar *
ctl , "Proposals for subsUtincu storcs"and ad-
ri'Hscxl to thoundcrslgiKxl.
TIIOMAAS WH ON.
novll-Ctm C. S..U.8. A.
OKAY'S SPECIFIC 3XEDICIHTE
TRADE MARK _ < nie.0rcatVitiiJK ; MARK
Engllshtem-
ody. An un
failing cure
lor Seminal
Weakness ,
Bpormator-
inoa , Impotency -
ency , and all
Dlsca csthat
follow aa a
BEFGRETAKinQ.Boquenco ol AFTER TAIIHB ,
Jolf-Almxe ; as Lota ol Memory , Universal La t
udo , Talri In the liack , Dlnwoza ol Vision , Pre
nature Old Age , and many other Diseases thai
cad to Infinity or Consumption and a Prema-
uro Grave.
eSTFull pftrtlcuUrs In cnr pamohlet , which
trodcslro to send free t r mall to every one.
CVTho Specific Medicine la told by all dniggtrtJ
t Jl per pockage , or Opaclftgea lor J8 , or trill
> o acut free by moll on rcc/lpt ol the moccv , by
TUKOHAT KplCIKKOO. ,
Boffalo , 11. r.
oe7roi"-
I t
wort , ti re.
inrMiraliivrt. ar
. \liv Hup Bi
iiirliu { t rein HIT . '
dltrietl-m ur tl < iiii It > nuori inr.T
'Iiit oj tlnv-ln , alu or oucun"i'rlnr fmr
tww I'ff-'t I. or Ifciiu'ii Ifh IIIK on ft bed ' . t ! :
eu H
lO from njtn >
ut K lo ri f v
nrid , rmili\
or tliniilutlnit , liayii lfpniT'i HUH"
Lr tluior ! u
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U no ntwiGlliU
* tul lire < lm <
. hia C u r 11 rci *
taurlt. Itoail. druiikunneo.
liter urncntt I IU8D'
You will fie
curuillfynuuie
Hop
old by arcs
sl li. KonUo/
C'lrcuUr
/our
( IffIt hn
Oliver ! nun-
cfrodo.
yon suitor from Dyspepsia , use
JJUUUOOn. ILOOD niTTF.Ha.
II you are afflicted with Dlllousuosi , use
UUIIDOCK DLOOD
II you are prodtratod with sick Headache , take
liUUDOCK DLOOD 111TTEI13
I your Dowolaare disordered , reKUlato them with
UUHDOCK ULOOD BITTERS.
IfvourBIoodla mpure , purify It with
JJUIIDOCK ULOOD DITTERS.
Ilyouha.'o Indigestion , jou will nnd on antidote
In CUltDQCK DLOOU CITTEUS.
II you are troubled with Sprint : Complaints , er
adicate them with DUUUOCK ULOOD DITTK113.
II your LlrcrU torpid , restore it to healthy action
with BURDOCK DLOOD UITTEKS
II your Liter U altected , you will nnd a sure re
storative la UUKDOCK IILOOD HITTERS.
If jou have any ( { Ktcleaol Humor or Pimple , fall
not to take UURDOCK DLOOD HITTERS.
If you ha > o any symptoms ol Ulcers or tkrofulouj
Sorts , ft curative remedy will bo found ib
BURDOCK ULOOD UITTERa ,
for imparting strength and vitality tothesjs-
tem , no u can
0ggkUDOOK BL0OD BITTERS.
For Nenoua and General Debility , tone up tha
j item with UUKDOCK ULOOD DITTEKa
* a
Price , * l.00 ptrTlcttlo ; Trli Bottle * 10 OU
, & 0 ,
, N. V.
* *
Sold al wholesale by lib ft Ucilahou And 0.
oodmiD. ! KT o-i-n *
