THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA THUtSDA'i : JNOVPMBJbai 30 8
cr. o . CO
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
Boots and Shoes ,
OMAHA , NEB.
AND RKTAII. DKALKU IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDINGS , LIME ,
MTBTATR AGKN1 YOB MlLWAUKftK OKUXNT OOUPAKT1
Near Union Pacific Depot _ OMAHA fl
HENRY LEHMANN ,
JOBBER OP
AND
WINDOW SHADES
'EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED.
118 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA
STEELE , JJHNSON & CO. ,
WHOLESALE GEOOEEIi
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , ano
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
CIGARS AP IAMACTUREB TOBACCO ,
Aeenta for BENWOHD SAILS AM LAFL1N & HAHD POWDEE CG.
.arfXjau H3t-.nu.te3
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
U1NINO aACDlNEaT , BELTINa. nOHC , UKABS AND IKON OTTINQS PH'E , H7
.
PACKING , AT VniOLlC3ALU Al.'D RKIA.lt.
IMLADAY WlHD-fyHLL3 !
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fCbr. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha , Neb.
-DEALERS US-
HALL'S SAFE ANO LOCK GO ,
Fire and Burglar
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1020 Farn ham Street ,
O. IE1.
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fm .B. C > > u.0 > ta' neb IV rq TU" " ° "r- j
Window and Plate Glass/
f. T Anyone contemplating building storebank , or Miy other flnf will flnd It to their u )
antaio to corre * end with ua before purchasing their Plato Gl ss ,
C. F , GOODMAN ,
OWJAHA MEB.
W.JS , KD\VA"KU W. PEOIC
MILLARD & PECK ,
Storage , Commission and Wholesale Fruits ,
1421 & 1423 FA&NHAM STEEET.
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PK0DUOE SOLICITED ]
gents for Peek & Baufilwrs Lard , and Wilbor Mills Flour
OMAHA , - - NEB
REFERENCES' '
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK ,
STEELE. JOJ1NSON & CO. ,
TOOTLE MAUL & CO.
PERFECTION
HEATING' AND BAKIHG
Is only attained by using
-f Stoves and Ranges.
WITH
WIRE GAUZE OVER DUDES
For aalo by ]
MILTOH ROGERS & SONS
BERQUST ; BROTHERS ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CARRIAGES , BUGGIES
Branches 118 8. THIBTEKNTn SfBEK' '
Repairing in all OMAIIUA , NEB.
PETER COOPER FAILING.
The Life of the Uood Old Man
Slowly Ebbing Away ,
Awnltlnjt n Hnmmoni Pn >
thetlo Fntioioa of a NnnnRon-
rinn Philniithruptkt Still
; No\v DODO-
floonoct.
Now York > lcn.nry ,
Althoueh not docidoly ill , nor Buf
feting from'any Bpccitio form of indis
position , the public will loam with
Borrow that the venerable 1'cter
Cooper , whoso many bjnofactiona in
their bolmlf have endeared him to the
masses of working mon nnd women in
this country , la rapidly fulling in general -
oral strength nnd faculty. In the
ninety-second anniversary of hia birth ,
which was celebrated a few months
ngo with n quiet reception at his real-
donco on Laxington tvvcnao , to which
only a few old friends and relatives
were invited , ho was able lo attend to
his builuoss as usual , nnd had thnt
very day spent a conplo of hours at
his oflico superintending affairs , sign *
ing leases , etc. He remarked with n
smile to an acquaintance who ques
tioned him as to the habits and modes
of lifo thnt had combined to preserve
his physio l constitution and mental
faculties unimpaired comparatively at
such an advanced ago : "I always Gnd
something to
KEBr ME 1IUSY ,
And to bo doing something for the
good of man or to keep the heels in
motion is the best medicine ono can
take. I run up and down stairs hero
almost as easily as I did years ago ,
when I never expected that my term
vould run up into the nineties. I have
ctcaslonnl twinges from the nervous
shook and physical injury sustained
from an explosion that occurred while
I was conducting some experiments
with nitrogen gaa years ago. In other
respects , my days pass as painlessly as
they did when I was n boy carrying n
grocer's basket about the streets. It
is very cutioun , " added the aged phi-
lanthropi&t musingly , "bu1 , somehow ,
though I have none of the pains and
troubled that old men talk about , I
have not the some luxury of lifo the
same relish in the mere ret of living
that I had them. Ago is like baby
hood como back again , in n certain
way. Even the memories of baby-lifo
30H1O back the tricks , the pranks , the
boyish dreams ; and things that 1 did
not remember nt all when I was forty
or fifty years old I recollect vividly
now. But a boy of ninety nnd a boy
of nine are very different things , none
the loss. I never felt bettor in my
lifo , except for twin pea occasioned by
my nitrogen experiment , " > aid the old
man , as ho took the friend's hand at
parting. "But still I hear a voice
calling to mo , as my mother often did
when I was a boy , 'Peter. Peter , it is
about bedtime , " and I have an old
man's presentiment that
I HHAtL 1JE TAKEN SOON. "
If there had boon a second sightin
the old man's words , ho could scarcely
have epokon 'more prophetically ; for ,
although extended over several months
and marked by no visible symbols of
disease , almost from that day the de
cline of senility commenced , and day
by day a veil has stolen over his once
alert senses. His memory of events
has grown misty ; ai he expressed it
with graphic brevity the other day ,
he seems to see things in a fog that
happened years ngo , and to notice
things going on around Mm as if ho
was dreaming. At times his sight ap
pears to bo almost completely ex
hausted , and ho peers into the familiar
faces of old friends , with the sad
apology , "You must excuse me , but I
can't see you. " Hts hearing is equally
impaired , but a strange phenomenon
due probably to irritation of the ex
piring auditory nerve occasionally
develops itself. Ho hears sounds a
great way cff and complains of the
rumbling of vehicles and the confu
sion of voices on Union square. But
this
KXTIUOUDINAKY SENHITIVKNEBH
only troubles him occaoionally - gen
erally nt night , after ho lays hia head
upon his pillow ; thus evincing a fact
often noticed by physicians having the
care cf nervous invalids , namely , the
extent to which the vibrations of
sound are transmitted by the upper
stratum of the ground , and particu
larly by rocky or paved surfanes.
BAVE TI1K ONE KAULINa IDEA
the last philanthropic project of his
lifo that of adding a completely
equipped workshop to existing educa
tional appliances of Cooper institute
Mr. Cooper hns parted with all in
terest in human affaira , nnd han ceased
active participation in the manage
ment of the vaat and varied interests
over which ho exorcised such a rninuto
supervision only a few months ago
Hia principal pastiulo consists In tosi-
lug rubber balls , u baakot of which
stands in the room fitted up as Ills
study , but hta sight is so feeble that if
ho loses one ho cannot find it again ,
and they are accordingly provided
with little elastic strings of rubber
that -ho holds butwositi his fingers , BO
that the potty little bauble comes back
to him on the rebound. Uo amuses
himself for lioura in this way , stop
ping occasionally to sou a visitor , but
replying to all propositions to enter
upon now projects "I am too old for
anything now and only living out my
few last hours till God calls mo. "
IN COLLISION WITH TIIW OKNEIIAL DE
CADENCE
of the senses has como a correspond
ing loss ef faculty a loss that , with a
lucidnesH of perception rare in the ex
perience of the aged , ho fully under
stands and frankly acknowledges as
the precursor ot the final dropping
away. "I am dying , " ho eaid to a
friend ono day. "I may bo so eral
months about it , potslbly cevoralyears ,
merely waking and sleeping , and load
ing a sort of vegetable existence , But
death has already extinguished my in
terest in human affairs , and I am dead
in all that makes a man a living and
energetic reality in the world. " Ho
sayg these things with a strange
dreaminess in tiis ogod eyes , which ,
since the loss of sight sot in , have aa
quired the far-off rousing expression
that ono notices so often in the eyes of
very old persons He walks with an
uncertain , hesitating , sidling move
meut very different from the elasticity
of gait that ho still retained on the
ninety-second anniversary of his birth ;
and his hands have acquired the
habitual semi-closure of the fin
gcrs that always accompanies
the final stages of senility. Uis
voice , on the other hand , retains
ITS 01.0 DISTINCTNESS ,
and its Intonations nro as clear as
ever , lie hopes to live long enough
to see his workshop finished and
opened to pupils who wish to take the
degree of M. K , aa now conferred at
the Stevens foatituto in llobokon , but
nil the arrangements 1m v a been nmdo
for its completion in his absence ,
should increasing feebleness finish its
work before his last project is fully
executed.
THE DKATH Of MIS OLD t'HIKXI )
And family phsinian \ , Dr. Edmund G
Iliwson , which occurred two weeks
Ago , affected the old man visibly , und
he hns seemed since then to fade
more rapidly than before. The two
old men , friends of yean' standing ,
were in the habit of mooting occasion
ally to talk over old tlmoj. Their res
idences on Lexington avenue facud
each other , and when tno symbolic
crape appeared on Dr. Rawson's door
his old friend stood at the window
Raizing wistfully acron the street and
fancying that ho taw It. Possibly , by
some strange freak of expiring vision ,
ho may have distinguished tha sable
streamers. It was Rawspn who at
tended Mrs. Cooper during her last
long illness she died of consumption
and the tidings of his demise np-
ponrod to remind the oven older man
of the open pravo at his feet , The
funeral also left an impression , appar
ently ; nnd when speaking of his own
extreme ago since then , * it is usually
with some reference to his old frlond
llawson. Hopes are entertained , as
there is no specific discnso to contend
against , that as the impression thus
created upon the old nvm s mind fades
away , ho may recover his usual spirits
and take a stronger hold on lifo. But
with the presentiment ot agu , ho
shakos his head when such hopes ixre
uttered nnd gazes steadfastly across
the river.
The Modern Ked Riding Hood ,
Cindmmtl Saturday Night.
The subject of this sketch was a
clover little girl , who derivml her odd
name from wearing on her ho.id the
sleeve of her father's old red tUnntil
shirt. She was nn independent little
piece , and when asked why her mother
didn't buy her n now bonnet , eaid she
would ' 'juat sleeve were what nha had
on. " When ono of the neighbors'
children sneorlngly naidi "Your pa
goto drunk , " Little Red Hiding Hood
responded : "Your pa would , too ,
but ho can't afford it ; " and when the
next-door boy ill-naturedly paid :
"Your mother takes in washing , " Lit
tle Rod Riding Hood answered ,
"She don't take m much when your
mother gota the first whack ut the
lino. "
It will be soon from thcso incidents
in her life that though little road , she
was well posted , and the confidence
with which her mother dispatched her
to carry codfish balls down into Steers
township to her eick graudmothcr is
easily understood.
Holding the lead dime , which her
mother hud given her for her car faro ,
tightly in her hand , Little Red Rid ing
Hood started for n ntrcct car , and
having a few minutes to wait , im
proved the opportunity by setting up
< \ howl that attracted the attention of a
benevolent old gentleman , to whom
she explained her cause for griof. She
was going , she said , to her poor , sick
randmothor , and had been put off n
car because her dime was n counter
feit. The gentleman gave her a quar
ter and put her on the next car. The
conductor in duo time called on Little
Red Riding Hood for a faro , when oho
produced her lead dime. "This is
counterfeit , " said the conductor ;
whereat Riding Hood fell to sobbing
as if her heart would break , the con
ductor panood her , and an old lady
: > ave her a dime and a boy shared
lomo gingerbread with hor. Arrived
at her grandmother's house , Little
Rod Riding Hood sat down and ate
the codfish balls ; then she bought
some milk from n drunken mllkmnv ,
upon whom she passed the counterfeit
dime , receiving from him 1C cents in
change , after which she prccoodod to
her grandmother's and staid with her
for thrco weeks.
In contrasting thin story with the
original Little Rod Riding Hood , the
reader should boar in mind the disad
vantage our hoioino labored under in
being her own wolf , a role whicii she
sustained with signal ability. Thcro
docs 'not appear to bo anything more
to add except that the town is ( full of
our kind of Little lied Riding Hooda.
wear dingy or faded
things when the ton-cent Diamond
Dye will make them good as now
Thrv nro porfunt.
I * tboold favorite uid
roti
CHICAGO ,
PEORI
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE ,
DETEOIT , NIAGARA FALLS ,
NEWYORK.BOSTON ,
And all Polut * Ea t andBouth-Eait.
THKLIHKCOimilHKS
Nearly 4,000 miles , Solid Smooth Steel Track
11 conmciloris are rnmle ID UNION OLPOT8
ho * a National Itcnntatlon a * Lvlni ; tin
reat Through Oar Line , and I * unlvcreill )
encoded to bo the FINEST EQUIPPED Itall
road ID the world ( or all claue * oi travel.
Try It and you will fim < traveling a Iniur
Inatcod of a discomfort.
Throui-h Ticket * via rlns Celebrated Line foi
Bile at all ofllcoa lu the Went.
All Information about lute * o Fare , Klcciilni
Car AcocmtuoJatloiu , TUne Table * , dec. , will tx
cheerfully given by applrlalnf to
Sd Vlco-l'rcs't & Qua. iliiiiger.Chlcajc
PEROIVAL LOWELL.
dun. Pawcn er Agl. Chluzc
W. J. DAVKNJ-OHT ,
Utu. Agent , Conncll Blutli ,
U. P. DUKLL , Ticket .Atft. Om lii
Business Directory
Alxtract and Rea tMat * .
JOHN L. UcOAQUK , oprtMlto Pout Offlo * .
W. R. BAnTLKTT 81T South 18th Street.
Architect * .
OUFRENI : it MKNDKLssorm. AnoiiiTKcrra
Room II. CrolRhton Block.
A. T. TiAltUB Jr. . Room J , Ctelchton Block.
oooti and tjnoe * .
JAUKS UnVINK ti CO. ,
t'at Uxn Mtil Bho < * . A good weortmtnl
fcoras irctk en h ncl , ciinct uth ami Ittrnef ,
fUOS. KR1CK80N , 0. E. cor. Kith nd DoaclM
JOHtV rOHTUNATUS ,
1)1 loth direst , i.rmtacturc to order food wart
it Mr pilcco.
Uexl prinj *
LAUKIltr.K Mtnutkctmcr. 1617
tjoom , ncr.i and uuttonor > .
J. I. KHUKI1AUF 1016 Farnham Street
Dutlor and Etn .
UK1UANE ft BCIIUOKDr.E. tha oljesl It and K.
IOUM In Nobrnka eitaMfohcd 1S76 Omaha.
Uarrlncot and Road Wagon * .
RU BNTDKtl Hth and narnev Street * .
Clothing Uought.
I1A1UU8 will p v highest C h price tot iMOnd
und clothlnr. Corner 10th and Farnhun.
rug * . f'alnu ana Dili.
KUHN tt CO.
f \ rmidit , flni Tano Uoodi , Cot. ItUi and
Doaclft itreeU.
. J. W1UTKIIOUPK , Wholenl * * IUU11,18th It.
0. FIKLD , 2021 North Bid * Camlng Street.
PAUR. DmwKt. 10th and Howard BtrenU.
ueniuu.
iR. PAUL. WlllUrai lllock Cor. 1Mb ft Dodf * .
Olvll engineer * and Surveyors.
ANDHKW nOSKWATEU , Crelghton Clock ,
Town Survey * , Grade nd Sewerage Byiiera *
Specialty.
ury Uooa * Notion * , tic.
JOHN II. F. LKtlMANN A CO. ,
' w York Dry Uoodi Htoto. 1810 nd 18il Fard-
turn etroet.
u. 0. fciewoM al o boot ! * nd nhoct A FadBo
rounary.
OUN WKAUNKJiHONB cor.llh& J ck on ti
jewo era.
JOHN liAUMKH ISllFamhamStreei.
Undertaker * .
OIIAB. 1URWR inil Farnnam bot. IClh k 11 lit.
Hotel * .
ANFlI l.niIOlMBOeo.Canlold.CthAFrnhaiu !
DOUAN UOUaE , P. II. Gary , SIB Farnham Bl
ULAVEN'S 'HOTKt , . F. SU\cn , 10th St.
lonlbna Hotel Qua. llamol 8th A l > avenwortl-
UFJJTUAL
F.K3TAUU NT ,
HUH. A. RYAM
it coinbr tfittumd DoJiro.
UiKt DoirJ for too Houcj.
fl tl factlon Guarantied.
at nil llouri.
Hoard by the Uiy , V.'cok or Month.
Good Tcrma for Cub.
Vuruliibed Ilnnin
furuliurv.
i 7. Ul'.OBe , Hew and aoj3.nl Hand FaruUnre
id Illovco. lilt DouirlfiJ. IIlKhfot oih price
! > ) for eoconil hand rcoor.
ICOi DanrH ot. Flna ircodi bo
Ferco Worko.
DllAUA FENC1 ! CO.
OUcr , IMUKr.aCO ISlMItrauylll. , Inpton
d let Jcxx ! , Ircr and \7ooJ Koucw , OOJc
illuji , Cojntf r' Fine nJ Walnut. I
UOAKtlKULI ) 10th lit. . l < ot far. A Ear
Retrluaratore , Ounilold' * Pctant.
i ci ) ] / / ID II Ui > itt
Cigar * und Tobucco.
IVKST iS KIUTUCnKR , rnannfactaicri Ol Cljoro ,
tad Wholosilo Dculersl n Tobaccos , 1805 Doulfc | .
V V. UtRUNKEH tuanufacturor 1416 Fornhira
O rockery.
. HONNKR 1S09 'Vjnir1 * * r l. O od linn
UunK.
H. nmiTHOLU , R K8 and Mtt l.
Lumber Lima and Ooment.
OIITKR & Gll'vY conior fltb and Doaglna Oil.
Utmp * nd Ql iw re ,
I. BONNEH 1S09 DocuU < St Good Variety
Merchant Tailor * .
0. A. UNDQUE8T ,
One of oar moat popular Merchant Tailor * ti re-
lalrlr. ; ; the latest doalcno ( or fiprlnir and Summer
looile ( cr gentlemen1 * wear. Btyllnh , durable ,
icd 'iilcca low u ever 1200 Farnam ttret.
Millinery.
. 0. A. ZllUQKRVholc ale and RcUII , Tan
v Ocodo In great variety , Zephyr * , Card Board )
Uojli-ry , Glove ; , Conteto , &c. Uhoapoit Hence In
UuV ntt. rurchaacra eivo 0 nor cent. Order
IV IUU. 115 Klftecnth Stioet
Mour anil Feed.
JHAIIA01TV MILTJ3 , Eth and tTunham tit.
. , proprietors.
rocer * .
i. r'TKVirNO , lltt between Cumlne and liar
. A. MrfHIANK Corn ! 3J and OarolnirBtreeto.
Iron nnd Oteel.
OI.AJX h LAMQWORTHT , VVboloule , lit
(13 ( 15th etroet
A. IIOLUK13 coruo 16th and California.
rUrnest , Oaddlti , &e ,
K WKIET SOlCtliQt. bet FarnHainey ,
Clothing und Furnlihlntr Qoo' *
OE.O. H. PKTKUSOH. Alon Iffttn , CAJM ,
Htioea Notions and Cutlcrv E01 0. ICt.h street.
Cornlcn V/crl : .
Weetea flornlue Worku , Manahctnicrt Iran
Corulce , Tin , Iron nnd I -to UooSIni ; . Order
[ JOPJ mil locality firfcmptly'oiceutcil In the be
rncr , I'nctory and OlUeo 1213 Hcrney Or.
0. til'KCUT , 'roprletor.
( Islvtnltod Iron Cornlcun , WlndoiCipj , eta. ,
miiuk.Uurcd and jrat up In nuy part of the
Ctunliv. T. OINIIOLD alB llitrtocnth street
Uommlitlon Merchant ) ) .
o. WIL i.m.iiu DO.IUO .itrosi.
I ) R. UUKMEK. For details eur litfo odvorttat
rueut In Dillv and V/oekly. .
ovoa Kna mwarn.
A. HUUMKSTEK ,
De.\Ini In Ktovul ami Tinware , and Utnahoto
of Tin Koofj And all Kindt of Bnlldlnj Won.
Odd KcllO'Au' Dlocli.
. 1IONNKK 1K09 lo\l U II oed and
HKNRY KAUFMAKN ,
lu too new Lrlck blocon Douln Otrooj , hai
Jail opened a nieit clcrfint Bool Hall ,
llot Luuch from 10 to IS
opiry clay.
r | f,1nn ! " i AT.OONKR AT0 IC.Ili nirf > .
J. RVAH9 , Wholwtlo and Retail Uoerl U and
Ooltlvitorg Odd 1'ello a 1U11
Photc ripneru. '
OEO. HKYN , 1'UOl' .
Snud Central Gallery ,
Zl tSUUontb Otreel.
neur U < eoiito 111. . Iflrsi-cUs * Work and Prompt' '
nem KiurantooD
flumblnar , UK end titoum I'lttlnx.
V. W. TA1IPY & CO , , HO K tit. , bet. Farnliau
end Uoutjln , Work promp yattended to.
D , ? ITZI'ATltlCK , L ou lM Street.
Pliyalclun * * nd tiureeon *
W. B. OIBUU , M. D. , Room No I ,
Block , IHh Utruot.
P. S. LKIQK < I'.lSa , U. I ) . Wiecnlo lllock.
0. L. UAUT. II. O. , Kva ad ( .r 0 { > p. poitcfflc *
Benins BewamlBfl ,
OB ,
fbB Story of tno Sewing Mine ,
A htndeoiM 1IUI * ptinphio ) , bl < | iud | 0 |
31 * with uumeroni cnitrirloyr , wll | oe
tH SN AWAY
lo uy auult pcnoa cil'Ju for U , atcuy trancb
or iab-3itoo cl Tbe $ iutcr Uanufacluilait Coin-
pany , or will ba iiLt bjr toall , pott paid , Ic
aav pennn llvin ; itt t JUtaticu Ironj cur umcel
The Slupr Mannlaotoing Oo , ,
Ptlnulpul Office , 31 Union Bquaw
WBWORK
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTEL
HOTELS , PROPRIETORS TOW Iff
ARLINQTON , J , Q. MelNTIRE , Lincoln , Net ,
WEATHCRLY HOUSED A. G. WEATHERLY , " innlnji IOWA.
PEYNOLD8 HOUSE , O. O. REYNOLDS , Coon Rapid * , own.
BARATOQA HOTEL , < J. 8. OTELLINIU& Mllford , Net.
MAROH HOUSE , C. MANS , DflOWNBVILLE Hb
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coMMcnoiAL HOTEL : JOHN HANNAN Stromtburg Na
HALL HOUSE , Loultvtlla
OITY HOTEL , CHENEY Ulalr , Na .
COMMERCIAL HOTH _ J. Q. ME AD , | Nellgh , Neb.
GRAND CENTRAL- C.ISCYMOUR ,
MISSOURI PAOIFIO HOTEL , P. L. THORP , WeoplngVMter.fl *
OOMMERCIAU HOUOE A. 0 , OAARPEFt , Hardy , Neb.
GREENWOOD HOUSE , W. MAYFIELD , Oreonwood , Neb )
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , E. STOREY. Olarlnda , Iowa
END'S HOTEL , E. L. ENO , Ernmont , tob1
EXOHANQE HOTEL , O. 11. HAOKNCY , Aihland , Neb
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LOVELL , Atklnion , Neb ,
MORGAN HOUSE , E , L. CHUI1D , Quldo Rood , N ,
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & DECKER , Oreiton , U. , ' '
HOUSTON HOUSE , OEO. OALPH , Extra , la. ' '
REYNOLDS HOUSE , O.M.REYNOLDS , Atlantic , la.
WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKEP , Audubon , I * .
OOMMEtOIAL HOTEL , B. DURQCS8 , Neola , la
OITY HOTEL , Dl A. LLIAMS , Harlan la.
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E.OUMMINQ8 , Corning , la.
NEBRASKA HOTEL , JIU AVERY , Btanton ,
MERCHANTS HOTEL 0. W , DURK. Burllnaton JurMlon , a
OOMMEROIAL HOTEL. BUnchard , la.
PARK8 HOTEL , r. M. PARK , Qhanandoah la ,
OOMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Dayld Olty , Neb
DAQNELL HOUSE , CHAD. DAQNELU , Oolleg * Spring * . I * .
OOMMEROIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTON , Vlllltca. la.
JUDKINO HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , la ,
DALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Grove , la
COMMERCIAL HOUSE D , F.OTEARNB , OdebolL la
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN EOKERT , Oiceola , Neb ,
DOUQLA3 HOUSE , J , D. DUNHAM , Olarka , Nab.
DEDFORD HOUSE J. T. QDEEN , Bedford la.
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ARLINGTON HOUSE , J . M. DLAOK & SON. Maryivllle Mo
NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER , NorfolkJunetlonN * *
WIN8LOW HOUSE a. MCCARTY , Baward , Nab.
AURORA HOUSE M. Q. JONES , Auroar Neo.
OROZIER HOUSE o. n. GROWER , Sidney , Neo ,
AVOOA EATING HOUSE D. W. ROCKHOLD. . . . .
CENTRAL HOUSE LOOKWOOD & OHATTUOK. Red Oak
FOSTER HOUSE Oapt. JOHN FOSTER , Lewis , la.
WHITNEY HOUSE E. HAYMAKER. Orl.wold , la.
DEPOT HOTEL , O L. CHAPMAN , Dunlnp , la
LUBK HOUSE. J A. LU8K , Locn , In.
DOW 011Y HOUSE , W. H. MORTON , DowOltiOa
JAGQER HOUSE , JAQQRR& 80" , Donlion , la ,
UAHMON IIOUS15 , TAMA. OITY , IA. , Harmon & Konloa , i'rop
iaun KTAiiLkH IBOW noniMp
Prcildent Vice Pro't
W. 0. Uxnutii , Hue. and Trcn.
THE NSKEASEA
BTJIACTPIB CO
Lincoln , Meb
MANUFAOTUUERS OF
Corn Plnntors , Hrrrown.Fnrm Bolloru
Hnltiy Hay Knliou , Bucitot UlovatlnR
Windmills , Sio
Wo uo prepared to do Job work and manntaol
nrlng-for other { lartle * .
AddroenM orler *
NEH11AB1CA UANDFAOTUS1KQ 00
Lincoln. Na
SCROFULA ,
The scat of all diseases of thin na-
, uro is in the blood , aa any ono nmnl-
'catly knows ; ihoroforo , if you purify
ho blood , the diaouao , in any form or
stngo , disuppcnro. Read what those
eay who Imya tested the mnrlts of the
; rent vegetable blood purifier , S. S. S.
[ t cloanacB the blood of nil scrofulous
-nint so thoroughly that the diaeano
never returns.
I had scrofula for novou months , the
ilcor covorim : the entire surface of
joth lofts. After haVing tried the
usual remedies with no relief , I resorted -
sorted to 8 , S. S.and am glnd o say
; hnt six bottles has oll'octunlly cured
mo. A. S. LENFEHTY ,
Atlanta , Oa.
I suflbred from scrofula 17 years.
My shin bones were covered with ul-
cora and ono mass of rotten flesh , and
the odor was almost unbearable. All
remedies and treatments failed until I
began taking 6. ti. 8. Previous to
taking It I at times could scarcely
walk. Now I can walk all day , nnd I
Iwvo to thank 8. 3. S. nnd it only for
my euro. TIIOH. McFARiiANi ) ,
Atlanta , Oa.
Somu thirty years ago there lived
iu Montgomery , Ala. , n Doling man
wlio was terribly alllicted with Bcrof-
nln.7 After being treated for a long
Lime by the medical profession of this
town with no benefit , lie commenced
taking ti. 8. S. After persistently
taking it two months ho was ciir'd ,
Being acquainted with him for 20
years thereafter , I can testify that the
disease never returned.
J.V. . BIHIIOP , J. P. ,
Hot Springs , Ark.
Ol.CMW Rnvii.rcl.nlll b pM to MJ
chemist who will flnd , on arutli > id ui
B. 8. 0. , ono jmrtlcloof Uercury , Iodide of Po
llamcrany illncral nutatunco.
HWirr ni'Komo oo. frops.
Atlanta , 0 *
Prlct'of Kmall Fire , tl.OO ,
Largo clto J1.J6.
Knlrl hv all Druirelut
NERVOUS DEBILITY ,
A Cru-o Gaiirantood.
Dr. E. OTWut a Nerve pjid Brain 'iWlmert
A BpeclOo for Heterla , Jl lnooa , Cormilsloul
Norvoui HcMjuclio , Uentil Uoprwalon , l < njj
UemryBponnatorrhca.Itu ( of'"KV ( I' ) ' I i'i
Hiuliialont , 1'ruuaturo Old Aiu , c.U'.j.j U ) itti
excttloD , bBH. l.uvo , or ovur-lndulcenra , wills
lotJo to ml.-cry , drc&y r.ud dcntii. One Vex irl
cure rucont cni > 8. Kith box conttlnaonemcnth
trv&tmcnt. Ono dollar a box , or eU boienfoi
flva ilollur ; ocnt by mall prcpMil on rocelpt ol
nrlco. Wo yinrMitte tlx bottfi to ciro any tuc
VVIth rrch orlor rocolyed by u < fur eli ) > o > ' 9 , '
Muiunl | d with five dollnrn , will tccd < h > , jut
cbuer our written iiuiruntoo to return tbi
luontiy If the treatment dot not effect a cure ,
0. K. llcorfman , irur ltt , fio'o. Wholomlu and
L'nl etOtiiLa"J. . OiJ-jo by will n
. . . | | li.l"
KENDALL'S
SPAVIN CURE
OOL. L. T. 'FOSTBR ,
n , Ohio , May 10,1B80 ,
Du. n. J , KKHDALL a > Go , I hod a very valua
bio IlauiblUonlan colt that 1 prlrmt very highly ,
be had a largo bone upavtn rn one Joint and a
email one on the other which made him vor )
lame ; I had lilm under the charge of two veter
inary iurjfoomt which failed to cure htm. I wat
ono day reading the dvortteeincnt of Kend&ll'i
Biiavln Cure In theCblcaxo Kxprctui , ! deteruilneo
li once to try It and k-ot our CriUfiflBt * here tc
tend tor It , and they ordered throe bottle * ; I took
all and I thought I would ( five It a tborouvfc
trial. I usoJ It according to directions and tbt
fourth day the colt cetaed to bo lame and tbi
lumpa have disappeared. I lined but ono Lotllt
and the colt' * llmuv arv at Iroe ol lump * and at
imooth M any hone In the vUte Ho I * entlr * <
ly cured. The euro wa * o remarkable that
bavotettwobt my noijjhbon have the rcmalp
tny two bottle * who are now ualnelt.
Very reupectfullv ,
L. V. FOSTJJR
Bend lor Illoetrated circular giving j'Oilttti '
proof , tricot 1. All UtugxUta h&vo It or c * >
get It for you. Dr. B.J. Kindall k Co ; , frc
prlitora , Enoiburgh Fall * , Vt. , .
BOLl ) BY ALJj DRUGQIBTa
inn , irly oa H
.
fCI'1
WlltUOTff JOU
hut your ejstom ronu.it fun
w lclcan > ln .U i ctkeMo that mlifli
I inur Iia n br nprevritnt
wlthoutfnlorl.vi Ufa tltnnlr'iwuC
t lc Hop L IJf nr > * if am
You Trill ' 10
. nrt > iJ If > " > "
Hop nittor *
weKhulul
.mii'lrltciSrtrjr
11 U niny
? avv your
It. hn
hun-
yoniuffortrom Dyipepala , tue
BURDOOtv 'LOOD BITTERS.
H you are affllctoJ with lilllotianuea , ute
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
II you are prostrated with elck Headache , take
BURDOCK DLOOD RITTERS
I your Bon cli are disordered , regulate them with
nURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
H vi'ur Blood ti rnpuro , purlly It with
I1UUDOCK BLOOD HITTERS.
If you ha re Indigestion , you wtll bndan antldato
In BURDOCK BLOOD HITTERS.
If you are troubled with Spring Complaints , er
adicate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If your Liver Is torpid , restore Ute healthy action
with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS ]
It your Llror Is alloctod-you will flnd a > ure re- '
utoratlvo In BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If you liavo any ipeclc * of Humor or Pimple , fall
not to UVo BURDOCK BLOOD I1ITTCRS.
If you have any gpiiptoms of Ulcers or Scrofulous
Seres , a curative remedy will be found In
1IUHDOC1C BLOOD RITTER9.
For Imparting strength nnd vitality to the > yg-
tern , uothlui ; can < | U5l
BURDOCK BLOOD HITTERS.
For Norvoun and General Debility , tone up the
nyetcin with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
Price , * I.OO par qottle ; Trie Dottle * 10 OU
MILBURH & Oo Props
, , , , ,
ol < l at wholejilo by lob fc UcMalion and 0.
oodoian. Jo 7 uod-ra *
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
TRADE MAntC The OrcatTjy DU MAIttC
Enxllnhrem.
ody. Anuu.
lilllnfc euro
for tiemlnal
Weakness ,
Spormator'
BEFCilFTARINaBeq ( cDce of AFTER TAKINI.
Bolf-AtjiiMj ; ai Loss of Memory , Unlreraal Land
tude , 1'aln In the Bock , Dlmneoii of Vlnlon- Vie
mature Old Ago , and many other DltoMM thai
load to Insanity or Goniumptlon and a Prema
ture U rave.
farFull particular * la oar pamohtet , which
we dculre to Bond fret I v mall to every oui.
0The Specific Uedlclue I * oolj by all drttgjrltli
atflper ptQkage , or 8packiti > 9 for (9 , or will
be sent free by mall on recitpt of the money , by
addlii THE QUAY IEDICINK po. ,
Buffalo , N. V.
To Nervous Sufferers
THE QREAT CUnOPEAN nEMEDr.
Dr , J. B. BiiJipBon's Speclflo
It li a poetlvecuro | for bpomutoube * , 3emu !
WeokoeM. Iinrotauoy , and all dlioawn rwultlng
from UeU-Abuia , ft * HoaUl Anxloty , Loudi
llsxsry , ftltu In the Back or bide , and
'
Ucdia.no 1 *
Mag ut 4
with wander-
lul euecejj.
Pamphlet *
i-nt fiitt to nl. W Uo for tUem and gel full ( M
ilm.Uro ,
Vile * , BueclBc , f 1.09 par vcktgo , or * U tick.
KM for JJ.OO. AdJreea all onlen to '
B. aiUSON UKD10INK 00.
KOI. 104 an.l llD ) Main fit. Buffalo , N , T.
Sold In Omaha by 0.1. Goodman , J , W. BtU
and all diDZUutv rrwhari. , . i
i 1 > dJiw \
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