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f 5 THE DAILY BEE-OJM tVHA MONDAY JNOVPMBER 2 ( ) oo" 153 and Shoes * OMAHA , HEB. W A l 3" dfil.x&ijei W . & CKOtiE3AtiX AND nRtAIL DKALfcH IH : i TO .V Lath , Shingles , Pickets , SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDINGS , LIME , GEM 3S3TB7CH. /BTBTATK AQKN1 JOB MILWAUKEE CKMEUT 00 rANT1 Near Union Pacific Depot OMAHA tJ i JOBBER OF : ZP.A. IP is AND 118 FARNAM ST. OMAHA AND JOBBERS IN Fiour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and , All Grocers' Supplies. A Full Line of the Best Brands of CIGARS AID lAIUFACTUEED TOBACCO. for BEilWOOD HAILS AHE LAFLIH & BAUD POWBEE CO. TOWER AND [ AND Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings , MINIHQ UAOnWErVT , BELTING , HOSE. BRASS AHD IRON FITTINOS FIFE , QTHt PACKING , AX WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Cor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha , Neb. -DEALERS IN- Fire and Burglar Proo 1020 Farnham Street , O. IE1. GKDOZDZMLAJS . ' - - - T-fl.rTiFqrd'-fc-B- TYRTTflQ UT ! * Window and Plate Glass/ < 3T Anyone contemplating building storobank. or Any other fine will flnd It to their ad ntago to corres end with us before purchasing their Plato alien. C. F , GOODMAN , OMAHA = HEB. W.B. MILLAR1) , EDWAKD W. I'KOK , MILLARD & PECK , Storage , Commission and , Wholesale Fruits , 1421 & 1423 FABNHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS OOUNT11I PRODUCE SOLICITED ] gents for Peck & Baushers Larfl , and Wilbur Mills Flour OMAHA NEB , - - - REFERENCES : OMAHA NATIONAL BANK , STEELS. JOHNSON & CO. , TOOTLE MAUL & 00. PERFECTION ( .V HEATING AND BAKING la only attained by using I Stoves and Hanges. WITH IP ! WIRE GAUZE OVER DOflBS , For Bale byj MILTON ROGERS & S0HS Jull-ro&cljr IE1. O. WHOLESALE GROCER , 1213 Farnam St. . Omaha , Neb. ' -j HEW mi IN CONGRESS , Sonio of tlio Ouaiiges Made by tlio Recent Elections , Fmnilior FCCWB Ttmt Will Dia- appear and These That Will Succeed Them. Vhlngton l.t'l r ( o New Yori Tlircs. Those who look down from the gal- loriaa thirteen montlis honeo ujion the 'turabora of the houao of roproaoiitn- tiveu recently olt'otoil will auo nv.iny clmngoa which will remind thorn of the political revolution which hna juat lab on placo. Muro thnn hnU tit the faces will bo now once , ninny promi- nnnt republicans tiow in congrces will not bo there , nncl there will bo nn other speaker. A glance at the list of roproeontativca elected rcvoala notno of these cliaiica. ( , There will bo only OLO new face in the delegation from Alabama , that oE Luke 1'ryor. Gen , LOTTO , not long before his death , waa ( iron the ocat then occupied by Gen. Joseph Wheeler , once u famous \val- - ryman in the confederate army , but a man who took even loss interest in legislation than that other famous con federate , Gon. Joseph E. Johnston. It ia * hia acat which Mr. Pry or will hold. There will bo only ono old face in the California delegation that of Gon. lloaccrana , whoso war record , asset sot forth at great length by hiinaolt in the Congressional Directory , i ? much raoro conspicuous thin his oervicca on the flper of the house. Mr. Pago's ranjority of 3,000 molted away , nnd the candidate ho defeated in 1880 ia ono of the now mom- bora at largo. Colorado will aond bark the impulsive , plain-spoken , but uopular Judge Bclford , who socma to have a atrong hold upon his constitu ents , whom ho dulighta to survo. Mr. Watt , an old and faithful member , ia the only republican who will represent - sent Connecticut in the next house. Mr. Ltcck , who givoa way to ex-Sena tor Elton , is regarded as n gentleman of high character , but liiscsiro to serve hia constituents and friomla by Becuring the pasoago of the knit goods bill , noting to have led him to support the river and harbor bill without the careful examination which ho might have bean expected to mako. Mr. Eaton , the originator of the tariff commission bill , will undoubtedly bo given-a prominent place on commit tees. Two able and influential mom- bora , Hammond and Blount , are re turned from Georgia , while Mr. Spoor , the youthful independent , placed by Mr. Kolfor on the ways and means committee , and who served hia mountain district by attacking the revenue lawa and saying a good word for moonshiners , retires with his brother independent , Dr. Folton , who has now been beaten for the oocond time. Mr. Spoor'a 4,000 majority suddenly disappeared , The familiar form of the emaciated vice president of the confederacy , Alexander H , Stephens , will no longer recline on a wheel-chair In the space in front of the speaker's table. Ho has become governor of his stato. Among the well known members returned from Illinois are Messrs. Davis , Cannon and Thomas , republi cans , and Morrison , Townshond and the irrepressible Springer , democrats. Mr. Cannon is an energetic member , well acquainted with postal legisla tion. Mr. Morrison in gen erally regarded aa pretty good presi dential material , and if Mr. Carlisle should bo made speaker , ho will proba bly become Chairman of the Ways and Moana Committee. One of the now mcmber/i is John J. Finorty , who was here a few months ago as n correspond ent of the Chicago Times , and who af terward wrote many entertaining letters - tors to that paper from all parts of the country. Indiana vill return Judge Holman , the untiring objector , whoso watchfulness has prevented the passage of many obnoxious bills , He will bo a member of the now Appropriations Committee. Mr. Orth , who believes that Speaker Koifdr treated him very shabbily , will have no opportunity to complain of the treatment of the next Speaker. Mr. Browne and Mr. Cal- dms , both popular and industrious members , nave escaped from the deluge. Iowa's greatest contribution will bo Mr. Kaaaon , a parliamentarian of distinguished ability , a member of the present Comtnlttoob on Ways and Means and Foreign Affaire , who , dur ing the last session , occupied n place in the background , owing to the ad vancement of these with whom ho waa not in sympathy. The t hroo old mem bers returned from Kansas are all prominent and active in the present House. Kentucky returns Air. Oar- lisle , an unassuming man of rare abili ty , who will contend with Mr. Randall for the Spoftkorahip. Mr. Blackburn will retain his seat , but Proctor Knott , an able lawyer and author of the fain- OUB Duluth speech , will retire. The return of Judge Poland will bo the most striking change in the Vermont delegation , but the now congrcsaniun-at-large , John S. Wiao , is a man who will make his mark , West Virginia contributita an ox-aecre- tary of the navy , Mr. Goff , and will return Mr. Ivonna , now ono of the strongest men on the democratic aide , Tlio Wisconsin dele ation will bo remarkably - markably transformed. With six re publican mcmbera in the present house , the state furnished , to Mr , Keifer the chairmen of thren import ant committees Mr. William ? , for eign affairs ; Mr. Hazloton , Pacific railroads , and Mr , Pound , public landa. Mr. Caawell was n member of the appropriations committee , and Mr. Humphrey had /good / positions on other committees , All of these men , active and well-known members of the present house , have boon swept away , and with thorn goes Gon. Bragg. llovr Much Wllll'Do It ? How much of 'J'ltouutf Kclcclric Oil la required to cure ? Only u very little. A few dropu will cure any kind of an ache ; und hut & trills more la needed for sprains and Iniuciiew ) . JilieumatUm in not so readily affected ; an ounce nnd Hometlmea two ouiicea are required. No medicine , however , ia so turo to cure with the uatno number of applications. A Contest In Now Mexico. Alm ! < | uci'iii > , N. U > , vpiilal to Globe DunocrfU , Tlio Forty-eighth congress will try the first case of a contested seat in the house Now Mexico has over pre sented. The territory has boon re publican for many years hitherto , but in the last few years a great number of Mioioumns ami Toxana have set tled in the northern counties nnd in Lincoln county in the south , consequently quently the last campaign TAS inter piling nnd the result eagerly waited for. Mora , Colfax and Sun Miguel counties in the north weio ( he da- pondonoioj of Fraucifleo Mm/.umrcp , the demucr.ttio candidate lor delegate , while the stronghold of Luna , hia re publican opponent , and the present inoumbont of the scat , wcro Valencia , hia home , nnd Brrnnhllo. Thoio counties gave hrgo majorities , Man- /.inures petting 1,200 in Mnr.i , 830 in Coif AX and 1,000 in Snn Miguel , and Luna receiving 1,000 in Ikruallllonnd 1,000 in Valencia The olllclat count wilt btuij ; L ui\ nut about S.llCO NOTES AIIBA1) , Proof ? cf fraud in the three strong oinuitioB r M\nr.uiarns are in pcucca- emit of the republicans , and they will have to use them , aa the lawyers of Manztnaroft have just announced that na BOOH na the certificate of flection is iwied to Lunaxthoy will servo notice of n contest on him. Their complaint \ \ ill bo that thorp were too many votes polled in Valerria , ovortnico naiuauy us were east two yoara ago. Since that election Valencia has boon pene trated by the Atlantic A P\cillo road ; haa rapidly aottlcd up , and has three times the number of inhabitant ! ) it md tlion. Thin the republicans will iroyo nnd will ndduoo na an instance .o support the legitimacy of the vote ; n the case of Una city , which in 1880 cast sixteen votes nnd thin time polled 1,700. The lawyers of Manzanaros atato they depend for their success on ho now democratic congress. KAHOKA , Mo. Fob. 0 , 1880. I purchased five bottles of your Hop Bittern of Bishop & Oo. last fall , for my daughter , nnd am well pleanotl with the Bitters. They did her moru good than nil tlio medicine aho haa akon for six years. \VM. T. McOLURE. The nbovo is from a very reliable 'armor , whoso daughter was in poor health for aovon or eight years , and could obtain no relief until she used Hop Bitters. She is now in as good health as any person in the country. Wo have n largo sale , and they are making remarkable cures. W. H. BISHOP A UP. BUTLER'S DOZEN CAMPAIGNS. Hts Sovornl Contests for Congress man and Governor , tfonbur } pott ( Mass. ) llaraltl , Eleven timoa previous to this fall Benjamin F. Butler , of Lowell ( or loucestor ) , haa como before the poo- pi o of this section for their favor 'our times aa a candidate for governor , twice in hin party convention for gov ernor , and five times as u candidate for congress. ThofirsttimotbatGon. Butler waa brought particularly to tlio noticoof citizens In this part of the State waa n the autumn of 1859. Ho waa that year the candidate of the Democratic party for governor , against N. P. Banks , republican candidate , who , it irill be remembered by many of the older readers of this article , waa the Whig governor of Massachusetts m 18-11 to 1851. In this election , General Banks waa elected , receiving , in round numbers , 58,000 votes to 35,000 for Butler nnd 14,000 for Briggs. The next year , I860 , Butler was also a candidate cf the ultra wiug of his party , the "Brockonridgp " or "Copperhead" democracy. Massa chusetts did not take kindly to thla doctrine , and throughout the state ho received only about 0,000 votes to 104,000 for John A. Andrew , republi can ; 40,000 for Erasmus D. Beach , "Douglas" democrat , and 23,000 for Amos A. Lawrence , the Union or "Belle nnd Everett" candidate. This ended General Butler's gubernatorial ambition for the time being , but in the fall oi 1800 , having gained a resi dence the previous spring in Glouces ter , in this ( then the Fifth ) congres sional district , ho was nominated by the republicans , nnd was elected to congress , his oppo nent being the Hon. William D. Northoud ( democrat ) of Salem. Again ho was the candidate of the republi cans in 1808 , and besides Hon. Otis P , Lord ( democrat ) ho had aa a competitor - potitor Hon. Ilichard H. Dana , jr. , whojran as an nnti-Butlor republican. Gon. Butler was re-elected , howorer. In 1870 ho waa again the republican candidate for congress , and was elect ed. In 1871 Gon. Butler attempted to secure the nomination for governor 'n the republican state convention , and after a hot fight was defeated by 170 votes , William B. Wanhburn bo- "tig the successful competitor In 1873 ho again attempted to got the nomination , but in the convention it did not como to a ballot , aa ho saw ie was in n minor'ty by n teat vote , and withdrew , pledging his sup port to the nominee in a speech , Governor Washburn was again nominated that year. In 1872 ' on. Butler ran for the fifth time for congress in this district , and waa elected by an overwhelming majority , receiving about 17,500 to 11,800 for Charles P. Thompson , a majority of some 0,000. In 1874 , ho was the candidate for the fifth and last time , and waa defeated by Charlea P. Thompson , receiving 7,747 to 8,710 or Thompson. In 1&70 Gon. Butler , liavini { returned homo to Lowell , again entered the lists na candidate 'or congress of the republican party , and was elected , receiving 12,100 votea to 0,370 for John K. . Tarbox .democrat ) , and 1,055 to E. Ilockwood jloar ( anti-Butler republican ) . This is the uovonth ( now eighth ) district. Having failed as a democrat to bo elected governor , and aa a republican to got nominated , General Butler , in 1878 , decided to run aa an independent or Butler candidate. He first secured the greenback nomination. Next c.imo the democratic convention at Worcester , to which a largo number of Butler delegates had been elected. The Butler men wont to Worcester on the afternoon of September 17th , and finding that the old liners in control of the state committee were exceed ingly hostile to their candidate they planned to steal a march. In the gray dawn of the following morning they rose early and repaired to Mechanics' hall. This waa locked , but a ladder waa procured , entrance effected , the delegates lot in , and the convention organized , with Richard F. Spoiford , Jr. , as president. Gen , Butler waa then nominated , The democrats put in nomination Judge Joaiah G , Ab bott , the republicans Thomas Talbot , and the prohibitionists Itov. Dr. Minor , The result of the election was that Talbot secured 13 725 votes , Duller 108 , IU5 , Abbott 10,102 , .Miner 1.81. } , and nil others 118 , leaving General Butler 25,21)0 ) short of an election. In 1870 thu general made another attempt to BO- euro the coveted heat. Ha first got greenback labor parly , mx * , the nom ination rf thn Hutlnr "Democrats , " so called , and lastly that of a conven tion of ' ' " 'Independent HopubllcAiis. The republican * nominatud John D. Long , the "Silve-rlops" John Quincy Adanu , and the prohibitionists UAH- id 0. Kldy. As a result of this oloo- lion G Miorfll Butter lacked 13,002 voM-s of an nUc'ion , receiving 10 ! ) , Mil to 122 7oO f < " Ling H,08 ( ) for Adam' , 1,047 for Ed'ly ' , M\A \ 108 for all othtrs , Physiciann my it coiiiliinra all the desiderata of oviry fcrrti liitim toi to proscribed by ovciy school of modi cino. Brown's Iron Bitters. ABrnvoautl Fulthrul Gunrdtrm of Our Homes nud Property llononod from Immxitont Peril , A v.ory popular ami well known luciiibcr ol our polle > forcevvhohnpuform ililuty Ivvtlvon .tttbel'nlon It. U. | ) cKtoii ) Kxrlmiiro I'hco In I'rovldcim , H. I. glvn Ma un ollclUil testi mony , llmrlihn : "I have liven tlremlfully trouliloil with illseaso of tbo KMncya mul l.lur ilutlng Ilio pi t'K montlis ; at time * I wav ° lourel ) nllllctcil tint 1 vva * linablo to atiuul on my feet , M my feet nyd lovvir inttii of my IORI wcro very Imlly Hvvollon ; my urinary ortfnnnwiri ) In ix iln-adfiil comlltlon , iii.v blootl vi an urn vvritilitil ntato , nml It Inil be- foinoBO ltn | > ovcrl < licil nnd ilroulitcil so i < oorly that my lnihli ami feet \\ouU do i-old And numb , nml no vvbituM tonppc.ir llliH * < , 1 could not re'tlilglit' , but VVM < o ilUttv l all ovIT ( bat I i-ouUl not lleetlll In IKK ) , but vvoiulktcji turning nud rolling from ono Ma to the otlior , nil nlclit. no Hint I would feel moro tlrnl nnd cvliitntiil In tlio morning tb.in vvluu I vvvnt to bnl. My i-oiulUlon bci-Aliio vuloiH M tbat I VVM obliged to flop vvork , and for thirty d j s I VVIM imablo to bo on duty. 1 i-onsultitl the bent doctor * , nml trlwl tlio miinrr- DIM mcillclnrs nml no cal 1 ciius , but raiitdly ttrovvwoiso , nndM in ix end condition every wnyvvbcii ix loupr-tlmo vnliuit frlotil of mine , ( imminent In tliUiltv In n fargo c\ir ii roiniia- I' ' ) ' , Urffcil mo to tr > ilunt'd Itcuutlv , M bo liiil Knovvn of vvomlvrfiil mrn ifTiitiil by It. U ] iti hh niriientntloti | t obtalncil two lottk-i of tlio Uttiitdy and commcnuit t klii ) ; It tut dlrri.ti-11 mul inv.it ! to in ) miriirt-in In Imi tbnn ivvinty , foiirnounil fomiiieiKvil to ful rcllcvo < l , 1 vvtw In an awful condition vvbcn I hcpvii to tnko tbo Itcuuxtv , and ( mil no filth In It ; thcriforo , vvlirn I found n most imimiUntoru lit.oun Inonoihj'n uo of It , til ) liiartii4 inoilo Klail , and I nxsuro ) ou Icoiitliiucd totako tlio uiuidy mid to Im- prov o constantly from ilty lo tin . I took Itvvlth mo on my triii to Mnino , for I w as IKHIIU ! to Imo It with me all the time , nml tbo rcmilt U tbat I IniprovoJ upreility nil the I line I was own ) ; and uvirnlnco my nnlvnl homo , which wiut Bovcral vvccUx ago , 1 Invu bcui on duty every day , I fed lint rate , and thu nvv < .liln0f ) hniul. Icitatul Ic bavo ilUnpponrml mul tbo tcrrlulo back-acho whlrJi imcil to bother mo mom than nil the ro.it , trouhlri mo nn moro , nnd I 1ccp rplimlldly nlehU , mid surely have very excellent mul foref. blu reasons for tpunklii ) ; In praise of llunt'o ItcmcKy , for It linn undo n newman of me. 1 don't know what I should hive done without Uimt'fl Himod.v ; It Is the best nuillolno that 1 overtook , mid 1 toryelidly rcooiuirt'iid It to nil vvhonroallllctcilltliKlilncy or Liver illsufiEu , or diseases of the urinary oriaii . Kcsnectfnlly , nl4-coil&vv ISAAC W. rAIIlllUOTIir.lt. " HEAT YOUR HOUSES FURNACES IN THE WORLD , MADE BY BIOHAEDSON .BOYNTOl ? & 00 CHICAGO , Embody nor 1882 Improvements. Mor , p rnotloal foa > uros ; Cant loiio to keen In Ci ider ; Uflo loan fnol will KIVO moro uoat and a larger volume of pure air tuin an ; furnace mado. BoldbyFlEROEYkBKADFORUOmanaKob _ jy21-dBni NERVOUS DEBILITY , A Carp GnArnntAoil , Dl. E. 0. Weet a Ncrvo nnd ilruln Tronlmcnl- A epoclflo for Hysteria , DlizlnoM , Convulaloni Nervous Iloodacbc , Uontal Doproaalon , Loai . . , . . w v h.wu , bvt.-MWUDVt Wl U Vt-.UUUI DllbU. niltd loids to mleory , decay and dontb. Ono box vl euro recent cases. Each box cantelna one month treatment. Ono dollar a box , or Blx boioo foi Dve dollars ; eenl by null prepaid on receipt of price. Wo guarantee six boxes to cure any caio With each order rccolvml by u for elx boxet , c- companled with five dollars , will ind the pur chaser our written ennrantoo to return the money If tbo treatment doc cot effect a cure. 0. f. QocHltnan , i > iuif le , Bole. Wbolcsile and Kul oeO'iaba , H < i. Ord ta by mall l ruall KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE o-OU COL. L. T. FOSTER. Youngplowti , Ohio , Hay 10,1880 D . II. J. KKNUALL & Co. 1 hod a very valiu bleIlMnblctonUn poll thatlprlind very highly , ha had n large bone upavln en one Jumt and a small ono on the other which made him > cry lame ; I had him under thn charge ot two veter inary uurgooiui tvblcli failed to turo him. I wai one day reading the dvurtlnumont of Kendall'i Bpavln Guru In thu Chicago l.'xpii.5aI detoruitncd at once to try U and got ourdruirglsUi hire to land for It , and they ordered three bottleo ; I took all and I thought I would gl\e U a tborougb trial. I tuod It according to dlroitlonn and thi fourth day tbo colt coined to bo lame nnd the lump * have disappeared , 1 uitod bul ono bottle and tbo colt's llniba am ai free of Jumru aud ai smooth as any homo In the sUto llo Is entire ly cured. The cure WM go remarkable that I havelottwoof my uilghbori > mv c the temalo Ing two bottloa who are now uslnglt. Very revnoctfully , L. T. KOSTSU Send foi Illaetrated circular giving poiltlvt proof. Pilcetd. All DrusfKletn have It or car get It ( or joii. Dr. n , J. Kendall * Oo' . Pro prietors. Kuo burh | Fallv. Vt. BY ALL DBDQQISTB BEFORE-AND-AFTER. Electric Appliances are tent en 30 Diyi1 Trial , TO MEfJ ONLY , YOUNG OR QLO , are luttcrlux from Niuvoua D-Murr. WHO VlTiiuy. I.ICK or NKIIVK Kou < a A U V100H. WilTlXUVKlKVKtil3 , ftlld all UlUlO Ulli-UU of a I'xnsoxiL NiTvaie rnultlns from Anutci ( .ml Drum C'if a. HIKH-JX relief and comi li lo rrtl - ratlonofIIiLTiiYiaoKandMiNiiaai > ii ) > iiui.TeEi > . IbeirmidutdlMorerjrof llioMni-Krnirilint r ; Head at oc.e tor niuitraUJ I'aaphlel irte , Aitilrmy VOLTAIC CELT CO. . MARSHALL MIUH. DIRECTCSY OF IEADIHG WESTERHI HOTEL HOTELS PROPRIETORS TOWKt ARLINQTON. J. Q. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Ncfc , WEATHERLY HOUSE , A , O. WEATHERLY , Manning , Iowa , REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. O. REYNOLDS , Coon Rapldt , owa. aARATOQA HOTEL , J , 8. BTELLINIU8 Mllford , Neb , MARSH HOUSE , E. MANS COMMERCIAL HOTELf JOHN HANNAN HALL HOU3E , A.'W. HALL Loulivllln CITY HOTEL , OHENEY & .CLARK , Blair , Mn . COMMERCIAL MOTE. , J. Q. MEAD , Nallgh , Nab. QRANO CENTRAL Nibraika Olty ftelj MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , P. L. THORP , Weeping W terNt COMMERCIAL HOUOH A.'O. OAARPF.FT , QREENWOOD HOUSE , \V MAvrip , ft COMMERCIAL HOU3C. t. - > O r- END'S HOTEL , C. t rt > < , Vcb EXCHANGE HOTEL , o I rtAf * k rVtb METROPOLITAN HOTtL , Neb MORGAN HOUGE § , , N . OUMMITHOUSr , SWAN & DECKER , O'ii 3ri , la , HOUSTON HOUSE , OEO.OALPH , c .ir , la. REYNOLDS HOUSE , O.M.REYNOLDS , Atlantic , la , WALKER HOU8C , D. H. WALKEP , Audubon , la. COMMERCIAL HOTEL , S. DURQC88 , Noola , In OITY HOTEL , Dl A. LLIAM8 , Harlan la , PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. OUMMUlaS , Corning , In , NEBRASKA HOTEL , JL. | AVERY , etanton , MEROriAHTO HOTEL Q. W , DURK. Durllnifloiuliirititn , U COMMERCIAL HOTEL , Blitnclmrd , In. PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK , EhanenaoAh , IK , OOMMEROAL HOTEL , HENRY WILL8 , Dnyld City , Neb DAONELL HOUSE , OHA8.BAGNELL , l , SOMMEROIAL HOUSE. WM. LUTTON , Vllll.c. % l . JUDKINOHOU3E , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , la UALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Grove , la COMMERCIAL HOUSE D , F , GTEARN8 , Odebolt , la WOODO HOUSE , JOHN ECKERT , Otceola , Neb DOUQLA8 HOUSE , J. 8. DUNHAM , Olnrkt , Hob. BEDFORD HOU8C J. T. dOCEN , Bedford la. ARLINQTON HOUSE , J. M. BLACK & SON , Marytvllta Mo NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER , Norfolk Junction N e > WINSLOW HOUSE Q. McOARTY , Oownrcl , Neb , AURORA HOUSE M. D. JONES. Auroar Net , CROZICR HOUSE O. R. OROZ'ER , Sidney , Net > , AVOCA EATING HOUSE D. W. ROCKHOLD , Avoca . . . CENTRAL HOUSE LOOKWOOD & 8HATTUOK , Red Oak' FOSTER HOUSE Onpt. JOHN FOSTER , Lewlt , In. WHITNEY HOUSE E. HAYMAKER. Grl.wold , la. DEPOT HOTEL , O. L. CHAPMAN , Dimlnp , In LU8K HOUSE. J A. LU8K , Locan. In. DOW CITY HOUSE , W.H.MORTON , DowOltaia JAQQEI7 HOUSE. JAQQRR& 801 , Denlion , la , HA11MON HOllrSK , TAMA CITY , I A. , llnrmon & Konlos , Prop DR.WH5TTIER. . . 017 St. Oltorloi St. , ST. LOUIS , Mo. A REGULAR OIUDUATK of tfta medical cotlego9haabcon loticor engaged In the treat ment of UimONlU , NKIWOUS , SKIN AND 11LOOD Ulnonaos thin any other phjslcl.m In St. Louis u city pipers' thaw and all old resident * know. Consultation free and Invited. When It la Inconvenient tolslt the city for treatment , tnodlclnta can be ecut by mall or oxprcsi o\ory- nbore. Curable trues guaranteed ; where doubt cxlati U la frankly ttated. Uall or write. Norvoua prostration , Debility , Montnl nnd I'liyaleal Woftlcnoaa , IMcrcurlnl nud otlior rtlTeotloua of Thrcmt. SRtn nnd Uonon , Hluod Impurities nnd Uliiod 1'nlionlng. Sldn AtlccUona , Old ijproa nnd Ulcorg , Iinpeillinenta to Mftrringo , lUicumatlnin , L'ilca. Special attention to casoa from ovor-worked lirnlu. 8UKOIOAL OASK9 rocelvo npeclnl nttontlon. from Imprirlonco. KXCOBBCB , Inclulccnooii HIT A Tl TIT A nTI 2W > l > aget-tho whole ilililUlUlXLU ill slorr r" I01'1- JIany rccelpta ; \ \ may marry - ry , \ \ ho may not , w by , , conseiucnee9 | mid ' euro. Bealod for 2So postnu'o or atamjis. HEAR THEJWITHESSES. liany ehrlnlc from publicity In connection with 8. S. U. , but o nro pormltled to refer to the fol lowing persons ho have kno\\n and wl'.nceeod Ita wonderful ctlccts : 1'RimT , Houston Co. , Oa , Wo havu knoun "Bu-llt'n Ppoclllc" toetcd In hundreds of most obitlnnto caao of Dlood Poison ing , Mercurial llhtumatleni , Scrofula , Sores , Eczema , Catirrh. cto , and do conscientiously testify that It mot with the most perfect and alg- nal pticccss , effected radical and permanent cures In every CIRO without a elnclo cxooptlon. Hugh L. Donnard , Goo. W. KlHin , John G , llrown , Goo. W. Blnglcton , Win. Brunnon , John II. llouw , JanioDD. I harp 1M Warren , Jlooro < 6 Tuttio , J , W. BeUIn , J. W. Wlmbcrly , J. W. WocWock , ' tv. D. i-icrco. bberlft , J , W. Mann , Co. Trcaa. 0. 0. Duncan , T. II. Klllcn , U.y & Gordon , T. M. Dutnor , fho lfl. Wo are pontonally acquainted with the goi tie- men wbo e eignaturoa appear to the above cer tificate. They are citizen ! of said county , of the hlghoBt rcBpoctJililIlty and character. A. H. GILKH. Ordinary , llcuston Co.Ga. U. H. CULLER , Cl'k Hup. Ct. Uouiton Co. Go. "Nothing but favorable report , llcllovb S. la nepoclflo for all Illood Dlacasca. universal BatUfactlon " 0. W. JONKS & CO. . JUmpliIs.Tenn. 1 "S. B. 8. gives better natlifactlon than any thing wo have ever handled , " JACKS & CO. , Helena , Ark , "llaro never heard a complaint of S. B. 3. " AUTUUU 1'ETKIt & CO. , Loulmille , Ky. "S. B. 8 , hag clvcn cntlra Bnllefactlon to every ono. " A. II. RICH AKUa , Bhermon , Tux. "I have had excellent ealo for 8 , 8. 8. . and the rcsultu liuvo been most sulfclactory. ' J. O. BUROK , Howling Green , Ky. "Oursalce nf 8. 8. U. liavo been good , and It ) euccoas perfect. " JONJS : * CA11BY , Montgomery , Ala. " 8 , 8.8 , has given entire tatWactlon to every one. " K. HKUSaI'arIdT xaj. " 8. 8. 8. hat given universal Bittlifactlon. " R. W. rOWKHS A CO. , lllchmond , Va. j 8I.OOO Iloward will 'bo paid lo any chemlit who will find , on anilyelsol 103 bottkao B. B. U. , ono cartlcleot Mercury , lodldo of tfa tlnmorauy Mineral tubatanco. aWUTHrECIKIO CO. Props Atlanta , Ot. Price of Hmill rtc , f I.CO io (1.76 , OnM hv all Trnirtflnt QUAY'S TRAOK MAnKT1J0.0'u' > tTttUH MARX EnglUhrum- edy. An un failing cure i for Krmlual WcaknesB , Bpermator- ihea , Inipot- ency , arid all Ulacanontbaf" Se'nc" AFTER TAKIMB , Hclf-AliuBo ; an Lota cf Memory , Universal Lase ! tudo , I'aln In the Hack , Dlmnesa of Vlnlon , I're mature Old Age , and many other Dlooc-soa thai lead to Innantty or GoiiBumptlou and a 1'ioma- ture Grave. < < TKull particular ) la our pamohlet , whlcfc wo deelro to lend free t v mall to evtry one , 3"Tho Bpoclflc Medicine U Hold by all drugglitt attlper package , or 6 IISCXISM for ( E , or will bo eont free by mall on roedpt ot the money , Li addreislng THKUllAY XKD1C1NBCO. , CcOalo , N. Y. ocTmo f To Nervous Sufferers THE QHCAT EUROPEAN REMFDT. Dr. J. B , Birapson'a Specific II t ] K iwitlreeuro \ tor Bpcrlnitoiiht * , fitciti. * Wfckuc'M. Iinpotaccy , na all dlseasuo rcsjUIu ; from . . ( ielf-Abwr , rj llcnttl Anxiety , towi Frlns In th Buck or Bide , ( .nd dlocaeet " * ' JIIIM" < tt t I0111 * ° MjQnnimptloa Inwinlty an td Pusuphlvti itr.t tite to all. Write foi Ibem tfil ct fell p llsulan. Pilco , SpcclJf , tl.CO per ptckage , oi eU package ago * lor f 5 00. AdOrtas all orJeru to a. tiitShOU UEDlCINl ! CCJ h'05. 10 * at.J ] 0t Jliln 6t. DuHilo , N. T. Bold In Omaha hy C. V. aoodman , J. V. Bel1 and til ( UcKKlttciVir ) brre. | I tiliw $500 REWARD. The abo\o rovmnl " 111 Im paid ro nj prnco \\ho will produiu I'alnt thit will visual thu Pennsylvania Patent rubber Paint , for preserving Shingles , Tin and Onuol Hoofs. Warranted to bo Flro and Water Proof. AU orders promptly attended to. Cheaper and bet * tcr than any other paint now In uso. STKWAUT & STEl'HUNSON. Solo Proprietor * , Oni.ilm House , Omaha , Neb. REFERENCES. OfTlccr & Puscy , Dr.HIco , Dr. Flnnoy , Fuller Council IllulTd , Ion a. linn olllcc. Oin-xlm Noo. DOCTOR STEINHART-S ESSENCE OF LIFE. I'on OLD AMI Youxu , M UK AMI 1'r.siu.r. U Is n sure , prompt nud cllcctml rciucxU for In digestion. Ujniicpil.1 , Intermittent Fcv en , Want \ppctlto , N i. \oiia Debllltv In all IU Stages Wok .Memory , las * of llraln rower , Prostration , Woakncta nnd general I/ ) n of Potter. It repairs ncnoimuaatu , rejiirtiiatcs the failed Intcllixt , htreiiKhtliona the enfeebled brain and restores surprls tig tone nud vigor to the exhausted or gans , The experience of Uioimml.i proves It to lie an luinlualilo remedy. Price , 81.00 a bottle , or nix for $ .1. For saloby all druggists , or sctit Bixuro from observation on receipt of prlcij , by Dr. Stcliilinrt , PO. . Box 2460 , St. Louts Mo- DOCTOR STEIIMHART'S SUPPOSITORIES The Great Popular Itenicdy for Piles. Sure euro forBUml , Olecdlng&I chtngPIIen And all formi of llemorrholdal Tunlora. These HurrosiToniKrt rut directly upon the coats of the Illood Vessels , nnd by their astringent UTecU gently force the nlood from the swollen tiiniorii , and by making thu contfl of the \clim strong , precut tbo'r refilling , and hcnco a radi cal euro Is euro to follow their uso. Price , 75 cents n box. 1'or tmlo by all druggists , or Kent bv mall on receipt of prko , by En lisli Mo Institute , 718 Olive St. , St- Louis , Mo. tiiiu t Gr'i iir. u Miniin H in Bitter * . Ihoiuu. i viiitnirr /ou fiiil i | IHll ; till ' . ihal jiiur ijntur.Jl form.i' f ! . md ilemmnir.lou - illn' j. tlini < if or Mlmiil'itlmr , vtllliuutf'ili'J-f.-ui.'n , t u Hop Hit t * -i tl TOj'/aiiy- r/r > iitu , JUrinry c. c- rria niirucnw U nn ttxw.K . | /ilni , ilUl-DM ) nil trtvuliti nC t i * * ri > i'ifirn , iMtli. ' .looil. HOP hlo c u r i f KUitlVM - . ' l 4iurotn < i-'t UIOO' up < You will * ie tAuaeoo , ciirnlUiouuit ntrcotl-r Hop Bitter * 8oiaiirt--ir UjontVffim } ' -rf t , Bin'fJ' } \ w JV ) > lllc | - ' rVuMdrllfiSlry NEVER Ursulur It i It liny HOIair / u . VKour FAIL ' ' J"'J' C/ , IIfo. It nua iiiv.ul hurl VnVxtf.X. t. itrncly jLTrcuU' , Ob , . > UU' ' yonaufforfrom D > irneruila , ute BUUDOCn. 'LOOD BITTERS. II you are atHlctoi with Dlllousuesa , use UUHDOOK CLOOD CITTKH3 II you are prostrated with lick Headache , tale BURDOCK DLOOD BITTERS t your Itavi elu are dUordcrcd , regulate them \rltb I1URDOCK BLOOD BITTEK8. If vmr Blood li mpure , purify U w Ith BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS- Itjoumvo Indlftetlon , you will bndan antldctc In BURDOCK BL001) BITTERS. Ifou re troubled nlth Spring Complaints , tr < odlcato them ulth BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. If your U < crla torpl J , rettoro It to healthy action with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS If jour Lherli affected , you will flud a sure re- etoratn In 11UHDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. If > ou have any epwlos of Humor or Pimple , full not to take BURDOCK BLOOI ) UITTKItS. If you hav o any t ) mptouui of Ulccrj or Scrotuloug Sores , a curative remedy will be found ir > BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS For Imparting strength and vitality tothesjj. Urn , DOtbloircanoQUAl BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS' ForKenousanJ'Gcueral Debility , tone Dp the B)6teuiv.lth BURDOCK BLOOD BIITERS Price , f 1.00 t > ei Bottle ; Tila DaUIt IOCta ? OSTBR , MILBURH , & Co , , Props , BUTFja.I.0 , M. T. at vrboleulo by 1kb 4 McVIation tiidC. Jo