THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA THURSDAY , DECEMBER .4 .
STREHGTH
to vigorously push a business ,
strength to study a profession ,
strength to regulate a household ,
strength to do a day's labor with
out physical pain , All this repre
sents what is wanted , In the often
heard expression , "Oh ! I wish i
had the strength I" If you are
broken down , have not energy , or
feel as if life was hardly worlh liv
ing , you can be relieved and re
stored to robust health and strength
by taking BROWN'S IRON BIT
TERS , which Is a true tonic a
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases.
501 N. FremonlSt. , Baltimore
During the war ,1 was in-
jurcdlnthcstomachbyanicce
of a shell , nnd have suflcrcd
fromltcvcrsincc. Aboutfour
years aeo it brought on paraly
sis , which Iscpt me in lied six
months , and tlie best doctors
In the city said 1 could not
live. I suffered fearfully from
indigestion , and foro\crtwo
years could nut cat solid food
and fora large portion of the
time wasunable to retain even
liquid nourishment. I tried
Brown's Iron Hittcrsand now
after taking tw o bottles I nm
able to get tip and go around
and am rapidly improung.
G. ULCKKR.
BROWN'S ' IRON BITTERS is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion , Dyspepsia , Malaria ,
Weakness and all diseases requir
ing a true , reliable , non-alcoholic
tonic. It enriches the blood , gives
new life to the muscles and tone
to the nerve1 ? ,
- Every Corset IB Ymrrnntod aatla-
-f
tactory to ita vrcaror In every wny.
or tbo money will bo rcJunJcd liy
Ui * jvorcon from wliom It was boURllt.
Th 'onlyCorwtrronounoc l by our Iradlnff r'lJ'lel'U
t Injprlom to ilia wearer , and rndoronl l > r liullri i
u "ma.tcomfortiWo mu ptrfcct titling Cortet evi
\juje. "
I'lIICnSby DjilU I'ottnzo PAlJl
Health PrTMrTlne. 1.BO. Hclf-AdJuilloc. 1.B
Afcdomlnitl ( titru btary ) * 2.00. Nanlne , * 1.C
t > MJtU 1'retcrTlna ( Dao rontll ) f 8.00. 1'araao
BUIrt-Happortlnc. l.tiO.
fr * ale by IradlnB Jtrtall Druk-n Ttrywher <
CUIOAGO C01UKX CO , , Clilcacv , HI.
100,000
TiMKEN-SPRINGVEHiGL
NOW IN USE.
Tboy arp a Ml otoor lot caty tldlnic. itrl
d aur blfity.
They are for nalo bytil Lending Co )
_ logo Baildora und Dr&lura throughoc
ho country.
BPEINQS OEAE-J & BOmEl
for nl t )
Henry Timken
P Untee olEalldor o (
V3 ? X.OTTXS , - - XUCO
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i < ua HAILIB uoui uaiiiHr
i-re 14.n . Vlo Pte - | .
.W. B.DUIOU , B c. w il Treui.
, THE NEBRASKA
MMuTACTURIG Cl
"Lincoln , Neb
MANUFACTURERS OF
Corn PfiintorB Hrrrows.Farm Bolloi
BulHj Hny HaltOB , iuoot me vatic
Wlndmlllu , &o , .
We an prep r d to do lob wotk and muiati
nrloe lor other ptttlei.
Addtcuil orl n
MKEiUHKA IIAHUFAOTUJUHQ 00
Lincoln. N *
HEAT YOUB HOUSES
jIE WORL !
EIOHAi , * f NBOYNTON&0
Cl 10AGO , IJ.I.S *
' 'Embody now 1882 Iwrr . ai nU. lie
practical /ca-utw ; Coat ( Gk * to terp
Bider ; Un lei * fnal wilf vc mOro It
and a luftr volume ol pure air ' " "
i/urnac * made. *
sli t'/MEBOKY * BBA rOBD.Oinuari
-
THE DUMMY TRAIN.
sidetracked for Repairs on Pay-
colegical Grounds ,
A General Talk with the Pea
nut Philosopher of Mad-
iaon Square.
1ht > Grent nnd Only Goorfjo nnd
Hi * Mode
Ooorge P. Hernia , formerly private
ecciotary of George Francis Trnin , returned -
turned from n trip.in the oixal on last
Snturdny. ABr.K reportorcallcd on hiui
yts'orday morning and learned , aftorn
ahort conversation with him , thnt dur
ing B sojourn in Now York city ho
had met nnd convened with his old
acaoclnto , George Francis Train , the
erratic genius of Madison Squaro.
'I'rnin is now between 53 and 64 years
old , and weighs 172 pounds. His ap-
pearatico is quito like it was when he
lived in Omaha , with the exception ui
his hair , which has turned quite gray.
Ilia features are tharp and well do-
liaud ; hii eyes are unusually brilliant
and of a dark-brown color , set deep in
his head , llo still wears a full beard
nnd moustache , which has withstood
the ravages of tiim considerably bet
tor than his curly hair , and it is near
ly the same cjlor it used to bo , a dark'
brown. Mr. Bemis wont into the
proBonco of the remarkable dumb orator
tor and epigrammatist last Wednes
day morning , at the Ashland
house , and greeted him with
an earnest and hearty salutation ,
Traiu did not respond in words ,
neither would ho shako hands ,
but picking up a pencil and a piece oi
iapor wrote on It that ho was glad tc
eo him. This was the first mcotinc
f the two gontlomou since they slopl
oqother in the Now York Tombs it
Hay , 1873 , where Train had been in
inrcuratod for so many months for do-
'ending Woodhull and Olallin and foi
noting extracts from the Bible ir
ho "Train league. " It waa the doj
( tor this that Train waa released nnc
as escorted by Bomia to the atoamei
Baltic" upon which ho embarked ioi
iuropo where ho joined.his family K
rovoy , Switzerland.
After the greetings had passed i
onvoroation with paper and pouclli
ook place cotweon the two , and tin
icrapn written on by Train to Derail
worn preserved by the latter and an
jivon as they were written. Mr
Usnria had jast buried his mother atu
Train r.ekod :
"From the futtcralof yourmother ? '
"Yea , " replmd Hemis
"Whero buried ? "
"In our family bt at Waltham,1
, r.id Truiu ; " lt uro buried thuro. "
Ho then it.quired : "Did you
nuther receive my psychoqn m on tin
death of Unolo Kmer > ? "
Bemis replied that she had , am
, hat the document ahows much feel
ng and u need mumory of events
Bumis told him that he had oxpeotoc
to find him in the Madison Squar
nark , AS ho rode by at 0:30 : o'clock li
ho morning.
"Too cola , " said Train , "go to be
at half past five ; wako up at fire ii
morning write till nix , then her
iti luitul reading room , and breakfat
nt sovou. After brcn * f lat writp til
ton or olovnn. * Are nil my privat
papers , which yo\i \ still have in you
ohargo , at Omaha , * &ft ? "
Bumis assured hint that they were
"Biggost history in world , " tnl
Train , "I hold power of lifa am
death , and vrhon I found it I stoppoi
talking by instinct. That is the DO
crct ot nature ; cither volcano or sun
uhine , BB I choose. " Bemis advortci
to the fiot that Train's huir wiuBome
what moro gray and cou'siderabl ;
thinner than it was in 1873.
"Color , " enid Train , "Is only delusion
sion of thoojt' ; nil the narno in dnrl
or if blind. Trors don't run to root
they shed leaves , aamo in color o
hair Yosumtto trees sire two thoua
and years old ' "
"Now is your liino to otriko fo
ortunu nnd fnmu , " continued Train
It would not cost 5100 for lira
volumu. Ho referred to getting u ;
in autobiography of hlmsulf. Sol
on cents each. Got up in Mnnrou
llarpur , Frank Toueoy stylo. Pub
iahod by U. P. U , ( meaning Mt
DC mid ) . On ton thouuand now
stands. Thu old talk. Payohol'd-
suns limitation. G. F. T. you low
died in Torabi. There is 5100,00
for you < n publishing my autobiogn
phy in ohep tun cent series. Now i
your time. "
"You seem to write moro than ever
said Bemis to him.
"Don't you sou how much easier
write than in old time , " ho replied , i
the name time pointing to a hat an
chair near him , which was filled nit
manuscript. "I have written all thi
since 5 o'clock this mornlug. "
"Did you SQO rny reference I
Omaha in long Interview in Datro
Free Proas ? " he inquired. "Was
not true ? You can eeo now that i
one understood me in years past ,
did not myself. "
"I BHW it , " answered Bemla. "D
Ilosawator sund you that manuscrij
I handed him ! "
"No , " paid Train , "ho has got
yet. How does Omaha feel on Trail
Would not people buy papers th
typnd G. F. T ? Ii property valuub
in Omaha ? Would Tram Town pi
cost and usury 10 uor cent and tax
ainoa I bought that COO acres soul
of the Union Pacific track ? Not mui
moro than cost and interest , I guos
Compound interest cuts the doj- ' tt
oft behind hit enrol Do you taka
my pri'ijiit evolution. You thougl
I was plaj it'g a part. I waa simp
usojt M unit tn repreornt nil ! I oiu
help myself I Looting hack oin't yc
sen 1 na forcad'J Whole wor
HjuirtBil through me , nnd I deolim
to bo tminl further ns u 1 ! Oou
not talk jf I would. "
Train's mmmtr Rt this juncture i
dioitud tut ! ho was somewhat c
cited , and ho wrotu liii though
upon the scraps of pupcr with gro
rapidity ,
' 'Hot/ goes land butiiH' e , " ho lie
inquiruil ? Is Snyder doing wo ;
How ia Frost getting on ?
Dp you w your praor l If an ' (
all right. Do you live to-day or t
morrow ?
Bemis said that ho always pra
and without ceasing , bat did not co
sider it iiecenury to kneel down iu
sold room on a cold night , and that
10 believed in living to-day.
"Who made your stilt , next Inquir
id Train , and how much did It coat ) '
frank Ham go made it and it cost $56.
"Alino cost $ M , " said Train. "Mj
n George gave mo the overcoat and
anghter Susie the suit. "
"in Jim Chapman in good healtli
ow , " ho asked , Ho wasn't vorj
well in 18G1 If I remember rightlyi
Mr. Chapman will appreciate thii
nqtilry )
"I * Kountza rich ? Is Miller of the
leraldveil oil ? Is old Sam Uoxtn
till living ? '
Uomis answered all these questions
ornctly , and told him how Hogora
nd Kounlza had mudu so much mono }
ut of the 500.ncroft comprising Train'c
rcdit Foncior addition , upon which
luy had foreclosed ,
"Was not that tny programme , '
sked Train with interest.
Bemis here offered to send him c
ow map of Omaha , which ho had jus )
> ubltshod , showing the late addition !
nd subdivisions of the city ,
"No , " said Train , "I take no inter-
: st in Omaha now. They dropped G ,
11 T. Do you remombar my Barren-
or to thu City of Omaha of all my
iCO acres for a park ? Don't they ro-
rot not taking it ? I see Omaha ovorj
ay don't need map. Wouldn't no
upt Omaha as a gift , nor this contl-
out. Any brains in Nebraska ?
imnha don't Ipok bigger than that tc
DP , " ho wrote , at the same time draw
ng a small cipher on the paper ,
'Omaha ia not to blamo. I could not
water stock. Could I understand pea
uU ? Could peanuts understand cocoa
uts ? "
Bomia asked him it ho over felt like
raveling any more. Ho referred tt
bo fact that aftur they had beet
round the world , they were planning
cruise around the Month America ! :
oast. Ho replied that ho did nol
wish to go anywi ere.
In answer to nn inquiry after hit
icalth , ho said : "No , am novel
ickand am ui trays happy. On ) )
oats mo $10 a weak to live , which
iue , my daughter , gives mo , and It it
very cent that I want or need. Could
not spend $11 per week.
At this period in the conversation ,
ho hour npproichod Train's nsua
imo to go over ui the park , and put'
Ing on a plug hat , motioned Bemis t <
accompany him. When they reochcc
hb public square , a number of smal
hildrcn approached him , siilutinj.
limwith bright omiiiiig looks , bu
not saying anything to him except t <
ask for peanuts , which ho doled outtc
hem as ho wished.
"D3 you see that old man , " hi
wrote on the marttin of a uewspapai
10 held in his hand , and polnti-g ti
an old and tottering man who was op
iroaohing him by ono of the man ;
laths leading to his neat ; "ho will di
u oixly days , " ntidf tns predictioi
leemcd baaed on g&od ground ) .
"Are there any papers in Counci
31uirs , " ho askoit niter caking a spat
and haviug sxii : > liud thu iinmudiiili
wnnta of the children who prfooei
around him lor poauuts. Twonlj
.houaand papers will soon typo wlnt !
say. Dr. Millur will die unless hi
jumps on his train. They all do
Gould will fail. "
In a rambling talk he said tha
Senator Saundtira had been to eo
lim , and that ho always considorei
; ho senator a true man. '
Ho gave an exposition of his thoor ;
regarding psychology , or ut least , R
tie has revised it , to meet his views.
llo drew several circles on pape
tapering iu slzo from ono , about three
quarters of an inch in diameter , to th
sixteenth of nn ' inch. Ho rep
resented the 1'argo ono and at
other people ranged iu comparisor
with the sizu of the circles.
In the largo circle he wrote , "Thii
controls all the rent , " moaning tha
10 was the central fignro and crcativi
)3wor of the world , and that all oth.
irs took their power from him. Hi
terms psychology electricity or mig
notia force , wlulo the common ) ;
accepted definition of the word is tha
i is the science which relates to thi
) hcnomena of the mind. He ha
undo some diotinoiian , however , ash
abbreviates the word into "psycho "
In referring to politic * ho siid tha
ho people would try toforco him inti
the Whita Houto In 1831 , but that h
would not have it. In fuct howouli
not UBO the White Houao for a D table
Ho taid that Haaau B. Ailthony ha
virtually done nothlnc sinao 1808
when ho gave her $15,000 to start th
women's suffrage piper called "Th
Revolution , " in Now York City.
Ha asked Bemiawhether ho though
the time waa now ripe for the publi
cation of hii iiutobicgraphy. Ho wa
not sure hiinsulf whuthor it was th
proper time.
Although ho assorted that ho w :
not at all interested in Omaha ho wr
constantly recurring to the subjoi
and asking questions about the town
Ho Wanted to know what the populn
tion win , and when told that it we
00,000 seamed to be considerably su
prised. Ho wanted to know whothi
the papers wore good nnd whothi
they paid. Ho satd that ho suppose
the democracy here were about tr
same as over. "Smelling around tl
same rat hole yet , I suppose , " st .hi
Ho advised Bemis either to If , hte
his weight at least thirty pounds or i
once order his oofllu.
In this connection he was askc
what ho thought nt the hereafter ,
"No futuru"Bald he , "death U 111
n skunk. A little stink , and then u
gone. "
He was asked how ho pasted tl
time ?
flo iaid ho spent fourteen hours i
sumnior in Madison tquuro sitting c
the bench. Took no exorcise , ate t
meat and had but ono meal u day , I :
had moro money than enough. Mom
did not Hinonnt to anything , i.nd i
ouo had H i i jht to have morn than 1
oin eat.
When aakod abaut religion , ho tail
4 Prayed iu bed till 1872 : then qui
Old G. F. T. ia dead. This ia tl
tha now (3 ( , F , T. "
In conclusion ho told Bomh that
ho hud nny political fwpirations , }
would help him , "I will nirtko ye
it conuruEamnn or governor if yc
want , " euid lu > . I kio | - oVorytluii
in nlvnnconud can do as 1 wish. "
Mr. Bemis inked him how much 1
was worth. Ho said lh.it ho did ni
know. llo did not trouble liiuisu
nbont such thinna. Ho ha * a bron
stone front in Mudison avenue whi ;
U rontud nud a beautiful villa at No\
port worth $80OCO , which is route
gut doriuK the summer season. U
said that ho had not soon either i
thorn for ten yean. Ho thought h
children would be worth a quarter of
million. They owned it & 11 ho Bald
nd gave him what ho desired. They
would give him all if he wanted it.
Mr , Bemis then left him after a
arowell was expressed on paper. Not
a word was spoken during the inter
view between the two men who , for
more than seventeen years wera al
most insoperal and traveled together
n all parts of the world ,
Train writes a good deal and is now
eparing what he terms epigrams on
p following subjects : "Poors nnd
tDgs , " which rolalOJ to his exper-
cncn in Encland nnd Ireland ; "Ling-
" "Dublin " "Penal Code "
rr , , the ,
'Bob Ingemoll , " and "Tho Gods. "
A Mine of Wealth.
It Is stated that nn inexhaustible
upply ot water has bton obtained in
.n . artesian well bored in Colorado ,
.bout one hundred mites eatt of Den
ver City. Tliis intelligence ia of vast-
y more importance than if the clcht
eet of gravel which tervea to conduct
hin stream of water waa filled with
geld dntt. The top of the ground iu
ho best part of it , but thrro is a vast
ion between Danger nud Salt Lake
which isaterilo for lack of water. That
* l r o portion of this region will yield
p cultivation , if water can be obtained
or initiation purposes , ia certain. The
) lough and water have ruadu gardens
f as sterile aud unpromising land M
lea between the Kooky ana Hierra
nrgcs of mountains. The finding of
water in ono locality is an nsjuranio
hut when tbo strata of gravel is
cached by boring in other places
within the satno range , like results
will follow.
Bao'tlln'o ' AraiOtt aalve.
Thu UKST HALVK in the world lor Out * ,
3rulnc , SoreH , TJlcerr , bslt Rheum , Fo.
rcr Sorw , Tetter , Chipped Hands , Chtl
ilnins , Coras , and all fuJn eruptions , and
: oitlyoy ) curctplUr , It it gnnranteed to
ho catlufnctfon t m Qoy refunded
'rico , 25 onnti per ex. 'or ! br 0 ,
Beautiful skin , and fair complexion ,
obust health , nnd powers of ondar-
unco follow the urO'of Brown's Iron
Jitters ,
Honesty ths Beit Polio--
In advcrtUIn ; a medicine it Is boat to bo
mncnt ; deception will never do ; the peo-
ile won't stand it. lx > t the truth be
known that Burdock lllood Jlittcrs care
crofula , and oil eruptions of the skin ,
'his medicine ii told everywhere by drug
gists.
BS A SURE CURE
! for nil dlseasoo of the Kidneys and I
LIVER ,
It ban spoclflo action en this next Important
I organ , enabling it to throw off torpidity and |
Inaction , etlmulatlne the healthy eocrctlon
' oftho Bileund by kocplnuVhobowolsln fret
1 condition , cffcctlnc Its rcculordtichArce.
| nt ! < "i IfrouarosufftrlDgfrom
ICtllCti malarla.luvothochlllj ,
are hiUous , dyspcpUo , or constipated. Kid-
ncy-Wort win curcly Uovo & quickly euro.
I In this Benson to cleanse tha System , everyone
ono should toke A thorough courco of IU ( M )
ISOLD BY DRUQQISTS. Prlco 81.
GOLD ROPE.
ThoIntrlndc merit and superior quality of out
3old Rope Tobacco bu Induced other mamiJac-
, urer ' t i . .iuikotooJj similar tc
our brand ID uuuia und style which are offered
and told for less motey Ui n the genuine Gold
ilope. Wo caution the t ade end conanmer to > e <
: h t our came and tradi nark are upon each
ump , Tbo only Konulno and original Qold Bopf
Tnbooco Is manufacture d by
TUB WILSON & McNALLY TO
BAOOO OOMPANY.
A DEUGICP .DRINK
tn Hot leather Mir with Vine Tee.
In Cold Wcnther JUx with Hot Water.
Add Lemonade ( when Convenient ) tc
tbo Tab to.
lho"HUB PUNCH" is olsuperior qutilltv.am
meets with marked popular fa\or as a hcalth'u
nd | ulntablo ilrlnk.
H IH i > n'i > ar l wllhsrcnt carofram tlio bed mi
tetlaU , and lll bulounl an itfrccabla adilltloi
to tbo choice thln ? < ol the table wblch undciila.
bly tnla'ce tha jiltasure * of lifo ard uncouiaji
coed fcllowahlp aud ioo > l nature II tightly en
joyed.
Families , Clnbn , Hoteln , Excursions
Pionioa nnd Yachting Parties Pro-
nouncu Qub Punch Unrivalled.
The "HUU PUNCH" Is said liy all leadlnif f m
Tradt tupplted at Manufacturer'i price
byAf. A. MctTamarn. Omaha. Familit
lupplitd Ij/A. If. Glailtltmr. Omaha. Nil.
Hyaointli >
BULBS Tulloa.
Croonfma.
And all otour fr Fall PlantlnK. Large > Minrt
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BEEDMEN ,
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iN DKALERS IN
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ill 8 14th St
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BEMIS'
OMAHA
Tl
AND READY FOR DELIVER' *
Four Feet Wide
BY
Seven Feet Long
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLET ]
MAP OF T11E CITY EVER
PUBLISHED. }
Compiled under direction of An
drew Rosewnler , City
Engineer ,
And Examined and Compared b.
George Smith , County
Surveyor
Thereby making it the
OFFICIAL MAF
OF THE OITY.
Over Six Mouths work upon it at
Coat of about 81,500.
CONTAINS EVERY HE WADD1TI01
laid out up to this date. Alfio al
public and private buildings of
note photographed llu > reon.
Shows all New .Railway an
Depot lirounds ,
AH propurty eliown nnd describe
within half a mile south and west c
city limits , and nil within ouo mil
north of north boundary of city.
Fully Mounted ,
Colored , Varnished
And Cloth Backs
PRICE $7 EACH
PUBLISHED BY
Geo. P. Bemis
ilcnl Kstato A-gcnqy ,
4b\ ] * ud jjcnsrMC Streets.
A. fomblnatlon of JVo-
toriile of Iron , JVr ri
JIark a tut JL'hotphontt {
a palatable form. 2or
Dfbilitif. Lout of JRP-
tittJL'rostratlonof Vital
fotccrt
Wo.
BEV. A. I. HOBBS Writesnil RICH C O
nthorouRh trial of thorUKIr ICiO
After ' Induatry , 111. . snys > -
TROtt TONIO , I toke pleasure _ _ _ ' 'I consider It
in afcittnff that I have T fl flT
excellent
. . moat remedy tor
thd debilitated vital forces.
lie Spoakora will find it
of the greatest value
where a Tonic la neces
sary. I recommend it
as a rollablo remedial
agent , possessing un
doubted nutritive and
restorntlvo proportlos.
tovimlle , AV , , art. Z , 1833.
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MERCHANTS HOI EL
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
PARKS HOTFL.
COMMERQ 1 > L nuTU. ,
DAGNELL HOUSE ,
JOVWEIICIAL HOUSE ,
JUDXINB HOUSE ,
CALL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOU8E
V/OODtt HOUSE ,
BEDFORD HOUSE
THE LEADING
IN TI1K WK3TI
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos aarf
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low M.
any Sastara ? $ ! anufactuv r
and Dealer.
Pianos and Organs
for cash or instidlments
Bottom Prices ,
A SPLS3SBIP stock o !
Steinway Chickering ,
Knsbc , Yooe & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes.
Also Oiough & Warreii ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
American Organs , &c. Ih
not fail , to sae us before pur
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
DAHUFAOTURERS OF SHOW GASES
A Large Stock always on Hand.
BERQU1ST BROTHERS ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
OFUGGi
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In all Brannlintt
WILLIAM SNYDER ,
Firs-Class Paining anfl Trimming , Repairing Promptly Done ,
Wade , The Confectioner ,
Buy your Candies for the Holidays , at Wado's. All Goods per
fectly pure , largest assortmeat in town.
IMPORTED NOVELTIES & CHRISTMAS GOO3
Arriviut * Daily. Preach b'ruitGrlacoa. Pine Cigars.
Onera House Blnnk. 15th St , | Orders by Macitafl , .
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERti HOTEL
J. O. MclNTIRE.
A. O. WEATHERLY ,
O. O. REYNOLDS ,
J. S. 8TELLIHIU3
E. MANS ,
JOHN HANNAN
A. W.iHALL
CHENEY &SOLARK.
J. O. MEAD ,
C'BEYMOUR ,
P. L , THORP ,
A. O. OAARPER ,
W. MAYFIELD ,
t. STOREY.
E. L. ENO ,
O. B. HAOKNEY ,
FRANK LOVELL ,
C. U QRUDQ ,
8WAN & BECKER
QSO.OALPH ,
C.M. REYNOLDO ,
D. H. WAL1CEP ,
G. UURQEBS ,
DI A. LLIAMS ,
MRS. M. 12. CUMMINQQ ,
J.IL. AVEflY ,
0. W , BURK.
f. M , PA : K ,
HENRY WILLS ,
CHA8. BAOMELL ,
/VMi LUTTON ,
FRAMK WILKINSC
'H , H , PERRY ,
D , F. 8TEAKN9 ,
JOHN UOKERT ,
J. 0 , DUNHAM.
J. T. QOEE.H.
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Manrlng , ! owa.
Coon Kapldt , owa.
Mllford , Neb
BROWNSVILLE Net
Stromiburg Na
Loultvllla
Blair , No .
Nellgh , Neb.
Nvbraika CltyrM P
WaeplnKWater.N i
Hardy , Neb.
Greenwood , Net )
Olarlnda , Iowa
Eremont , Keb1
Athland , Neb
Atklnion , Neb
Qulde Recd , N ,
Oretton , la ,
Extra , la.
Atlantic , In , '
Audubon , It.
Neola , la
Harlan la ,
Oornlnif , la ,
flUnton ,
BUnchjrd , la.
Uhanan'ioah In ,
Dayld City , Keti
College eprlnua , I
Vllllici , la.
M l ern , la
Ida Grove , la
OdebolMa
Otccola , fJcb
Clarkt , Meb ,
Bedford U.
ARLINGTON HOUQE , J. M. BLACK & SON , Marjvvllla Mo
NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER , Norfolk JunctlcnHti
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WINS'-OW HOUSE Q. McCAHTY , Qoward Neb.
AURORA HOUSE M. n. JOMfa Auroar Net ,
OROZIER HOUSE O. R. O'iCZ'EH , Oldney , Hen.
AVOCA EATINQ HOUSE D. W ROCKriOLD. Avpca la ,
CENTRAL HOUSE LOCKWOOD A 8HATTUOK. Rod Oak'
FOSTER HOUSE Oapt. JOHN FOSTER , Lewli , la.
WHITNEY HOU6E E. HAYMAKER. Qrliwold , la ,
DEPOT HOTEL , O L. CHAPMAN , Dunlap , la
LUSK HOUSE. J A. LUSK. Logan , la.
DOW CITY HOUSE , W. H. MORTON , OowCltaria
JAQQER HOUSE , JAQQRR& SON , Denlion , la. f
11A11MON HUU8H , TAilA OJTY , IA. , Harmon & Keale , Prop
