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taxtilt o/Jroii , J'cruriau
Jktrli mi < Z JV o jiori ( < i <
n yalatable form , for
Debility , Xo of imo-
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In stating that I "Iconaiderit
acreauonoQtOd I . . moot excellent remedy foi
\ use. Mlnlstoro and - . the debilitated vital forces.
lie Speakers will find it
of the greatest valno
where a Tonlo is neoco-
ary. I recommend it
aa a reliable remedial
gent , possessing nn-
doubtoa nutritive and
restorative propertios--
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WILLIAM SNYDER ,
MANUf AOTURKtt OF
CARRIAGES BUGGIES
Paining ana Trimming , Boualrlnfi Promptly Done
ii9 : HAVIIDT. Oor. l/lth. Omabu
PERFECTION
HEATING "AND BAW
( B only Attained by using
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WITH ,
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For sulo by
MILT08 ROGERS & SONS
tnll > m&a1
HAS THE BEST STOCK IN OMAHA AND MAKES THE LOWEST PBIOES
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS
Have now been finished in our store , .mal' -
ing it the largest and most complete
FURffiTURE'HOUSE
In the West , An additional story has been
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: with two
HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS , ,
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roomsthree stores , are 66 feet wide are filled with the Grand
est display of all kinds of Household and Office Furniture evei
shown.
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ko attack wherever there li a weak point. Wi
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Is ny aaoll person rUMng for It , at anr branek
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p ny , 01 will be Mnl by mall , pott paid , tr
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JTBWORK
TRANSFUSION OF BLOOD.
Dr. F. 1) ) , YalentlnD Exp a ns How
Ho Perlormofl the ODera'ion '
on Mr , Okoburg ,
A Burclcftl Remedy Which 3o
Thinks All People Ought
to Know.
New York World.
The caao of 0. J. V. Okoburg , who
waa found in n room at the hotel St.
Andre , at No. 11 Eleventh tttroot , on
Sunday morning , Insensible from In
haling lllnmlnntlng gaa , and whoso
llfo was saved by "tho trnntfashiR of
blood to him from a negro nnmcd
Edwin Banks , aimed much comment
yesterday. Dr Fnrdlnnnd 0. Vuloti-
tine , of No. 28 Eleventh street , the
physleinn who attended Okoburi ? , wan
soon yesterday by a reporter of the
World. Ho mid : "Slnco the publi
cation lu thl.i morning's World of the
account of Mr. Okuburg'a case It has
become known that the cironmatances
under which ho nearly loot his life
wore purely accidental , though at the
tlmo it did seem as though it was an
attempt at suicide. Mr. Okoburg is a .
woll-oducatod man whoso mind was I
temporarily unsettled , awing to the j
strain caused by a prcspuro of busi
ness. Ho loft homo on Friday morn-
lng without breakfast and wnndetcd
about the city all day Friday , and at
night put np at the St. Andre hotel ,
wt ore he waa assigned to room No. 0 ,
Ho retired about 11 o'clock , and was
ound In the state already described
t about G o'clock the next morning ,
rVheu I was called in 1 found his res
ilratloua ten or eleven to the minute
.nd . his pulse had no perceptible b.'at.
Artificial respiration was indulged In , '
md wo soon had his respirations up
o fourteen a minute. Daring this
pcratlon somtbody present searched
la clothes , and from letters toand It
was ascertained that ho was a friend
f Dr. Qorrioa , who wna then sent
or.
When ho arrived wo consulted and
ecidod th'\t the transfusing ol
lood ehonld bo done , and at about
o'clock the operation was per-
brmod 3
"It WUD not n quart of blood , how
ver , that was taken and transfused ,
s has boon asserted , but six ounces of
load from Banks , and Immediately
[ tor the termination of the operation ,
Okoburg exhibited signs of returning
lonsciousness. "
THAT TAT.K OF SUDDEN FIUTBIMUTY.
1 'la it true that after the operation
Okebarg addressed Banks as his
brother'and refuted to recognize his
wiftl"
"No. That waa thb invention of
.n . imaginative person who la addicted
o dabbling in startling theories as to
ihyslology and is'apt to be in a hurry
o bolster them np. It is a fact that
Okebnrg did not at first recognize his
wife , and it la a fact that he spoke
very gratefully and warmly to Banks ,
but these facts are susceptible of
very simple explanation.
"Ilia wife called while he wan un
conscious , and of course it was 1m
possible for him to recognize her.
Flagellations and shocks of electrics
currents aided us in restoring him to
consolpuanesa , which state he gained
at about 6 o'clock p. m. When ho waa
well enough wo told him of the opera-
Ion to/fhich he had been one of the
principals , and he earnestly thanked
Banks for having given him the
blood. "
' 'Is the transfusion of blood a rare
courronck ? " asked the reporter. "No
ndoed , " replied Dr. Valentine. "On
, he contrary , it is much more common
nan yon would believe , and it Is
most ( fluaoious where a peraqn
through hemorrhage or from other
causes is at death's door , from loss o
blood. Nor is the operation difllcnl
one ; on the contrary it is so simple tha
any intelligent person ci n , if proporlv
'nstructed , perform It. The syringi
a the only thing necessary topnrohase
aa cups and linen can usually be ob
talced free. If the operation wa
generally understood , I feel confiden t
that the loss of llfo at railroad acoi
dents , boiler explosions and other llki
caanltlea , where persons in many
cases die from absolute leas of blood
would be much loss. "
"What is the usual method of trane
fusing the blood ? "
"Well , afcer first tightly binding
the arms of the person from whom
the blood la tq bo taken and of th
person to whom the blood la trans
fused , an Incision la made In one o f :
the veins of the former an a
the blood which flows from
It la placed in one or tw o
cups or bowla. Then the blood
which meantime has been thoroughly
beaten to prevent coagulation must b
atrnlned through A piece o ( Ijnen int
another cap aid It is then ready fo :
placing into the nrui of the patient
This la done slowly a little at a tim
by the aid of tljo syrlng through
puncture made in a vein in the arm
and the operation Is done. It is ,
yon will see , simple and almost Inva
riib'y effective. Of course care must
bo taken to have a healthy person tc
'draw from , as otherwise any dlaoas o
might be transferred , " though' , to m ;
mind. I would'.soonor nave anun ,
hoalthypersonfto draw from thai
nbho at all , I most earnestly advo
cite the'teaohlng of such simple life
saving'remedies in'the , higher classes
of our schools , aa they are beneficial
In their results and require hardly any
anatomical study. I know , of course ,
that I will bo 'pitched' into by some of )
the fraternity for speaking aa I do ,
'
but I bo'llevo that physicians have a
higher aim than keeping to them
selves simple and effective lifo-savlnp ;
remedies such ixo thlo has been proved
to bo. "
"What la Mr '
, Okoburg'a condition
to-day ? "
"Ho la well to-day , and still remains -
mains ct the hotel. I believe I will
send him homo on Monday , and in n
few days allow him to resume work. "
* For the delicate and complicated
difficulties peculiar to women , Lydla
E , Finkham'a Vegetable Compound is
the sovereign remedy.
Let Well Bnougn Alono.
Columbai iQa. ) Tlirci ,
Yesterday afternoon a man from
Glrard came into the Rankln house
considerably excited , and inquired if a
certain person wai stopping there. Ho
explained that the man hud "done
him dirt , " ud ho was iiuxiuui to llok
him. Fmdiog that the man had just
Itfc the house , ho ruahud out nftcr
h.m , nnd , finding him on Fort street ,
walked up to him and announced that
ho had ojino all the w y from Glrard
to liok him , and accordingly ho started
lu , In a few inlnutos ho had blacked
both the ninn's eyes , walked over htm
and rcdaocd him to a general wreck
When ho had finished the job ho
stood the man np against the wall o (
.the Pioneer store aud remarked ;
"I want you to understand that I
consider you the moat Infamous whelp
I over saw. Yon dirty little our. I
I
"Hold on , " said the man who had
just been licked , taking off his coat ,
'I thluk that after thrashing a man
you've no right to abuao htm , I can
otaud a licking , but I won't stand
abuse" from any living man , no mat
ter how much ho weighs. Now I'm
going to liok yon. "
Uowns > ns good ai his word , and
started in with the most bualncea-liko
air liuaglnablu and knocked hia late
viclor Into the putter. Erory time ho
got up ho knocked him down , with :
"Bloat ma , I can't stand abuao. "
\Mion ho got all through with thojb
Qirard nv n the crowd thought It wisa
pile of rags nnd mud.
"Now , look hero , my ftiotid , " aald
the last victor , "next ttuio you lick n
man lot well enough alone. Don't
abuse him. You handled yourtolf
well enough while you were licking
mo , but you overdid the nbuao. "
An Extraordinary Unio
AUSTIN , TEXAS. Feb. 20,1880.
To Mr. J. W. Gri\hnni , Druggist :
Dear Sir My case was an hcuto form ot
biouuhllir , and waa. of one and n half yenr'a
duration , I employed the tiont medical aid
poaaible. but failed rapidly , until the doct
ton aald I would die that my case waa lu1
curable. Thrown upon my own resources ,
I vet a bottle of Dn. Wit. HALL'S BALSAU
FOR THE LUNGS , and in nix hours felt a de
cided relief , lu three days the cough al
most disappeared. Now that my chances
of life are good for many year" , I earnestly
recommend the above to every sufferer of
IUUR or throat dUeaae.
fel)24d&w-eod.lw O. Q. LATIIROP.
THE FREOKL.E.FACED
How She Entertained a Visitor While
Her. Ma was Dressing.
Boston Globs
"Mu'fl np Btalra changing her drees , '
aald the freckle-faced little girl , tying
her doll's bonnet atrlnga and casting
her eye about for a tidy largo enough
to serve aa a shawl for that double
jointed young person.
"Oh , your mother needn't drees np
for me , " replied the female agent of
the missionary aociety , taking a self
satisfied view of horaolf in the mirror ,
"Run up and tell her to com * down
just aa aho la inher everyday clothes
and not atand on ceremony. "
" 0 , bat she hasn't got on her every
day clothea. Ma waa all dressed np
her new brown ellk , cause she ex
pected Miss Dlmond to-day. Miss
Dimond always comes over hero to
show off her nice things , and ma don't
mean to get left. When ma saw yon
coming aho said , 'The Dickens. ' I
gneia she waa mad about something.
Ma said If you saw her now dnsa
she'd have to hoar all about the poor
heathen who don't have silk , and
you'd aak her for more money to buy
hymn books to send 'um. Say , do
the nigger women use hymn-books
leaves to dot heic hair up on and make
itfrlzz } ? Ma says she guesses that's
all the good It doei 'em , If they get
any books. I wish my doll was a
hoathon' ,
"Why yon wicked little girl , what
do you want cf a heathen doll'/ / '
inquired the missionary lady , taking
a mental Inventory of the new things
in the parlor to get a homily ou world' '
ly extravagance
"So folks wonld sand her lots of
nice things to wear and feel sorry to
have her going about naked. Then
aho'd have hair to frizz , nnd I want
doll with truly hair nnd eyes that roll
np like Deaoou Sliderbaok's -when he
aaya amen on Sunday. I ain't a
wicked girl , either , 'cause Uncle Dick
you know Uncle Dick , he's boon out
west and swears awful and smokes 'in
the house ho says I'm a holy terror
and ho hopes I'll bo a angel pretty
soon. Ma'll bo down lu n minute , so
you needn't take your cloak off. She
said she'd box my ears if I asked you
to. Ma's putting on that old dress
she had last year , 'cause she said she
didn't want you to think she was able
to give much this time , and she need
ed a now innff worse than the queen
of the cannon ball Islands needed re-
I Kgion. Uncle Dick aaya yon oughter
go to the Islands , 'ctnse you'd bo safe
there , and the natifa'd bo sorry they
waa such sinners onybybody would
send you to 'em. He says ho never
seen a heathen hungry enough to eat
you , Mesa it was a blind one , an' yon'd
set abllnd pagan's tooth on edee so
| he'd never bunker after any more
miealonary. Undo Dick's awfnl fun
ny , and makoa ua aud ma dlu laugh' '
ing Romotlmus. "
"Your Uncle Richard is a bad , de
praved wretch , and ought to have re
mained out went , where his style is ap
preciated. He sets a horrible example
for little girls-like you. "
"Oh , I think ho's nice. He showed
i mo how to Elide down the bannisters ,
and he's teaching me to whistle when
ma ain't around. That's pretty
oloak you've got , ain't It ? Do you
buy all your good clothes with missionary -
ary money ? Mi i ays you do. "
Just then thi freckle-faced little
girl'a ma cauiu Into the parlor and
klsaod the missionary lady on the
cheek , and said she waa delighted to
see her , and they proceeded to have n
real sociable chat. The little girl's
ma can't understand why a person
who professes to bo so charitable as
the mlaulonary agent does should go
right over to Miss Dlmond'a and Bay
such ill-natured things as aho did , and
she thinks the intsoionary la a double-
faced gossip ,
Hereford's Aoltl
Foil WOMEN AND OHILIWKN.
DR. JOS. HOLT , New Orleans , La. ,
aaya : I have frequently found it of
excellent service in casra of debility ,
losa of appotlte , and in convalescence
from exhaustive illness , and particu
. larly of service in treatment of women
and children
Buciriin s Arnica i
The BXUT OALVK In the world for Onto ,
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Tor Bores , Tetter , Chipped Ilandt , Chll
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poiltlvely curtxplUi , It U guaranteed to
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Prloe , SCixraUpwpot. ' bf 9.
V Qoodxu
A THRtJMCma EXPERIENCE.
The Mnn Who Jumpoil F"rom Hun-
Trail. .
St. Loult Koputillc n , I'cbriurjr 27 ,
Mr. John ll yes , the man from
Eist TonncBoro , who jumped from a
west-bound Vnudalia train whllo it
was running at fulltpocd iioarDoxtor ,
Ind | , last Friday , arrived in St. Louis
last night , badly battered up about
the head bnt "still In the ring. " The
conductor on whoso train ho was
brought from Djxter gavothlsacuount
of the man's adventure : "When the
train on which Hayes and his family
wore travelling was passing down
a steep grade ho poked his
head out of the oar window
and ! lost his hat.Vlthout taking any
notice of Ifca velocity at which the
train was Coving ho ran to the plat
form of the smoking car and jumped
off. At the tlmo the train happened
to bo passing over a trestle oxteudlne
across a creek , which the rain had
swollen Into a violent torrent. After
striking his head against ouo of the
trestle's timbers and being knocked
Into an innonslblo condition , ho fell
Into the torrent twenty or thirty foot
bolow. Instead of sinking , ho WA
carried by a swift current to the op
posite shore and deposited among
a lot of brush. There sorao farmers
found , him shortly afterwards , groan
Ing with pain , and convoyed him to a
farm house near by , oaring for him as
best they could until they learned
from ] the papers that his family had
boou carried on to St. Louis. They
took him to the nearest station and
ahlppud him to St. Louis.
"Ho made the trip to St. Louis lu
11 the baggage car , as tlio railroad au
thoii'.ka feared ho would make an nt-
tempt < to again jump from the tra'n.
The wife and children of the man be
lieving 1 | ho had boon killed , loft for
Arkansaa last Sunday night , but th-y
were notified by telegraph laot night
that ho had boou found. "
( Do Not Bo Doooivod
In these times oi quack medicine advor
; laoiuenta everywhere , it is truly gratify' '
| ng to fmd ono remedy that in worthy of
praise , and which really does as recom
mended. Ellctnc Hitters we can vouch
for as being a true and reliable remedy ,
end ono that will do an rucoinmomlod.
They invariably cure Stomach nnd Liver
ComplulntB , Diseases of the Kidneys nnd
Urinary dillicuUies. Wo know whereof
wo xpeak , and can readily Bay , give them
n trial. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by
O. F Gnodmr > .
Belief Near it Hand.
Cincinnati Commerclal-Oicatto. A
Fortunately congress will adjourn
in a few days. It has become a dis
turbing element.
KIDNEY-WORT
HAS BEEN PROVED
The SUREST CURB for
KIDNEY DISEASES.
Doe 11 lama back or a dlaordercd urine
Indloato that you are a victim ? THEN DO
NOTIIEmTATEi uao KIDNEY-WOB.T at
p once ( drumlaU recommend it ) and It will
C ipccdily ovoroomo the dlaoaae aud roaton
e healthy action toallthoorgana.
o I < arliaG roroomplalnta peculiar
j ; lifimPO to your ierauehaa pain
'paaaed ' , aa It will act promptly and aofelyJ
1 Either Bor. Incontinence , roUntlon of ]
urine , brick doat or ropy depoalU , and dull
dragging palna , all apeodily yield toiacur-
atlva power. ( H )
alUDDTALLDHTiaOIBTS. Trioon.
IDNEY-WORT
A well-known clergyman , Rev. N. Cook , of
Trdrapclean , Wli. , aays : "I find Kldnoj Wort a
euro euro for kidney and 1 > cr troubles '
KIDNEY-WORT
IS A SURE CURE
for nil diseases of the Kidneys and (
LIVER
It baa ipcolflo action on thla moat Important
organ , enabling It to throw off torpidity and |
Inaction , atlmulatlng the healthy accretion
of the Bile , and by keeping the bowelu In flrei
condition , effecting Ita regular diacharKe.
aUiolok * ] ' * IfyouoroaufferlDe&om
rnUldl Id * malaria.h&vathoonllla ,
are bllloua , dyapeptio , or constipated. Kid-
nay-Wort Trill aurely rollevo d quickly cure.
I InthlaaoaaontocloanaetheByatem , every
'ono ahould taken thorough eourtoorit. Ml )
ISOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
"Last year , I went to Europe. " > Henry
iVard , late Col. 69th llcg K. 0. S. N. Y. , now
UlnKatJTJW. SldoA\e. , J. C. lllffhte , N. J. ,
'only to return worse from chronic luercom-
.ilalnf. Kldncj-Wott , s a last resort , him Ken \
too better hi lth than I ha e hitherto cnjojed
or nmny , inuny yiars. " Ho'a cuieJ now and
cooscqiuatlhappy. .
W&
tfa
CFOR | THE PERMANENT CURE OF
lCONSTIPATION. \ .
No other dl' oaoli BO prevalent In this
country tui Cciutlpatlou , and no remedy Q
hna over equalled the celebrated KIDNEY-
WOET an a euro.Vhatovor the oaiuic,1
however obatlunto the caao ,
will overcome it *
THIS dlatrevilng com
PILES.THIS
. pl&int la very apt to be
complicated with conatipatlon. Kidney.
Wort etrenirtherm Uio T/oMcenod jurta and
n quickly cured all kindii of Plica even whoii ]
O phyntclana and tnadlclnea haveboforefiill-
" tVIf you have cither of the etronbleo 2 *
USE
"I will recommeiid Itery licre , " rl c Jai.
U. Mojcr , Car'l Ke Manufacturer , Jherstowu
Pa , "btcavso it" Kldnoy-Woit-curuJ my pics
THECREATCURE
IMI-E-C-M-A-TOC-S-M
- - - - - - -
Aa It i * for all the painful dlaewea of tha
KIDNEYS , LIVCR AND DOWELS.
It cleaner * the ayatemortho acrid polaon
that caaae * the dreadful nfforing which
only the vlctlma ofrheumaUam can reUlae.
THOUSANDS OP CA8C8
of the mint forma ofthia terrible dlsoaae
have boon quickly rellevod , andlnc
time
PERFECTLY CURED.
mint ii. i Kji'iu ir imr , BOLD > r uuicousrs ,
Dry can be tent by moil ,
\ .IT.S . KlonAlll'gUNit CtC Harrington. Yt
"Mr. Walter Croti , my cus'oincr , KM proatra
ted with ihtuiniitla < n for two years : IrleU In vain
all remedies ; Kldncv-Wort alone cured him t
lu\e tried It rnjeclt , and know that It li Rood. '
1'ortlonol a letter Irom J. L. WHUtt , dru/glot
Flint , Mich.
EeiterL.Tlioias&Ero ,
WILL BUY AND SELL ,
AND AIT , TUANhACTlONS OCNNEOTKl )
THEHKViTlTir.
Pay Taxes , Ilont , lloneoa , Eto.
UOOM 8 CHKOHTON BLOCK
Fftoontn | Sc. .umntm Neb
ALMA E. KEITH
Wrolooileanil Iktill
HAIR GOODS I
Correct an iltable Wavea a
M48QLKRA.DING WIGS.
'
1282
A FEW
BARGAINS
Houses
LOTS ,
Farms ,
*
Lands- :
BY
EM IS
! 5th&DouglasSt.
HOUSES AND LOTS ,
No. 19 Full ot and now house , 131 rooms , two
below and ono upjanlrs. Elitht foot colling below
amlie\uiabo\o. Ilrlck foundation , collar , etc.
A bargain , JOOO.
No. 18 Large t o story homo , 10 roomi , two
age collara , pnod well and clitern , barn , etc. , on
V.later and 22d street , $0,000.
No 17 I/ot 60xlM ( oet , new house of ( wo
ooras brick fcundatlon 100 barrel cistern , on
latnllton street near I'oor UlarcConvent tCOO.
No. 10 llouso and lot on 17th near Clark St.
IOUBO D room i etc. $1200.
No. IR Homo of 3 rooina full lot on Pierce St.
ear 10th $1600
No. 21- Now hoiiBoof 7 roomn , with corner lot ,
half mile- west of Turntable pt rod street can on
lam dcrsSt. 81000.
No. 6 House of eight roomu , barn etc. lot
; Oxl6&fcctt2SOO.
Vacant Lots.
No. 252-Two full lota on ISth Hired near Lake
t. tlCOO.
No. 351 Twenty five lots In Farken addition
.uit north ol the end of lodatreet car line 1400
each easy terms.
No.830 Four lota on Delaware Bt. near liana-
com patk , 1660.
No. 831 Ono half lot on South avenue , near
St. Mary'i avenue , (550.
No. 340 Eighteen (18) ) lota on Zlit , 22nd , 23rd
andSaundenitroet , near dtace , 1600 each , and
in coay terms. ,
No. 3lfl-Sli beautiful reslJeucelota on Cathor >
me street , near Hauscom park. $4,500.
Twelve beautiful residence lota on Ilamllton
itrnot , near end of old streetcar track ; high and
lightly , 360 to 1700.
Several acre and half aero corner lots on Cutn-
ng. Butt and California street * , In Lone' * sec-
ind addition and Park Place near Academy of
Bacied Heart.
Lota in ' 'Prospect Place" on Ilamllton and
Charles street , Juit west of the end of lied Street
Cartiack and Convent of the Sisters of Poor
Clare , one and one half mile from postofflce , and
mo mile from U. P. shops , ? 1M ) to $500 each ,
inly 5 per cent down ana S per cent per month
Lotnln Lowe's addition one-half mile weit of
tidol Rod Strott Car track near Content of
'oor Clara Slaters In Shlnn'a addition , 8125 to
300 each , and cmery caay terms.
Lots In Horhach's 1st and 2nd additions ,
hlnn'a , lUrk 1'laco , Lowo's 2nd addition , Htnn's
> ake'8 , Nelson's , mnscom Place , Hedlck'a ad-
Itlons , etc. , oto.
Lota In "Ore lit Fonder addition" Just ono-
.uarter mlle aouth-f et of Union Pacluo and II.
mill. H. It. depots,9250tolCiOOoach , > eryeasy
erms.
Business Lots.
Three good business lota on Dodge oear12tb ]
treet , 22x120 ( cut each , (1,600 each , orU.600 for
all.euy termi.
Two good bunlnces lot * on Farnam street , 33x
90 feet each , with frame building theron.renting
lor about feCO per joar each ; price ? 1,250 each.
44x132 feet on Farnam near 10th > lr e'/ , corner
12.000 .
Splendid Warehouse lot on Union P dflc right
i' way. north of track nnd caft of Nail Works
i lux 13 ; fo't r.orlh f ontvo on M.sin atiott ,
uy ulioi't 100 fo t went IroiUn" ) on 1'itli at.
FArm * a d wild l nh lo Iotila9 , Harpy ,
Didgo , Wkthloiiton But Wivne H'anton , and
: > ther good countloH In eriiN.ilira kaf' > r sale.
J'axen pal i ronta coluc'eJ , anl money loaned
n Improvu cltranl u'liutryjproi trty at .low
ratti of Intercal.
BEMIS1 NEW CITY MAP , FOUR
FEET WIDE AND SEVEN FEET
LONG , WITH EVERY ADM-
TION RECORDED OR OONTEM-
PLATED UP TO DATE. "OFFI-
01 AL MAP OF THE CITY. "
$5.00 EACH.
CEO. P , BEMIS ,
Agency ,
16th and Douglas St. ,
, YDiA E. PINKHAM'S ;
VEQETABLS COMPOUND.
Snro Cnro for nil FJMIAIilt
iMIKSKS , Jncluillnc tcitcorrhirn , Ir.f
rexnlar nml I'nlnful lenatrnntlon ,
Inflnmnmtlon nnd Ulccrnlton of
tlio AVoinli , rinoiltnff , FltO-
JjAl'StlH UTKUI , iV-c.
rtf ricamxnt to the tn.'te , eTJenfloiit and lmme < llita
ItselTect. It lanirrc.it 1. dp In I rrjnnncy , and r * >
tea pain during labor and nt n nul&r t tlo < l .
rntstruns rsi : IT aMirnr .11.11.2 IT IIIHT.T.
CVFoB ILL WitntKsrra of ttorrneratlvo orRMK
ellliPrFH.lt luFCCDndlnno icnmlythftthaa CTB
n bctoro the public t and for all CIscMes of. th
ti.HlTB It Ui the OrratMl Hrmr.lv In ( tie irorlil.
r-miiNKY COMPlV.l.VTH crn-irr Kct
rinilf.rcat I'cllil'iiil I'ac.
T.YIHV E.PINKHVW'rt Rlointl PFKtnKB
111 cradlinto cterr Toctlr.c tif 1 u n' ia lion tha
jt > on , nt the tuxmo tlmn will K\\P \ tni tt mil f r n th to
oejHtem , Aumarrellonnlii n uliH o. * ! .j C i jH > uniL.
IVDoth tlio Compound and Illciciirniirrr nre pro
> nd nt U and 15 Western A irue , Ijl'i. 5 ! OB.-
rlenot cither , ( I , Six bottle R for ( \ T feir ; < iund
ncntij \ mall In tlio form of pill" , or of lM r.Tr-on
/colpt of prlct' , Jl per box for fllhf r. JJr" . llnkh&n
ee'ij answers all letters ot Inquiry , l.nc'.p.w 3 ct\Dl
amp. Bcni for pamphlet. Mint Ion thtt r.ifrr.
.n . mciAH'n T mm Ptu * ruro .
on. Illllousnexa and Torpldltjr ot the IJu r. 4 ccnla ,
TO CONTRACTORS DREDGING.
Ycur attention Is eal'oJ to contracts to be let
for dlt lilni. Ditch lu Curt and Washington
coint'on , aliiut thlitccn miles long , In writing
aootlons , iluoiih n uiarsn , nldih aboutOlcet ,
sld s flophg 1 to 2 feet do ; ta from 6 to 7 feet ,
d rt to ' e moved about 8 feet from brink of ditch.
Number of cub a > ard to bo moud about 1U , .
740. Slid Itch li beingconittut < d tiyealdtwo
countloa under ttatu'u provlillni ; dr nralnlng
swamp l-nos , arproved Feb. 23,1881. Wo.k tc
ho donu In accordance ul'h plinaaod srclfloa >
tlons. Kcr furltier Informitlin appltr to the
county cleric of d her of aid counties , and see
report of engineer nnd pr3co3tilns cf boardi of
eomml'iloncM i f inla couitlos nod pirt'culaily
thatof Fthrimiy 8lh. 18n Also the olllflal ad-
Ttrllscinect In the Blair Pilot and In Hurt Coun
ty News.
Dldsarolo bd flld with certified check and
Dime of iiirtt'con or before March 22J 1883 ,
at n p. m. with county dotk ff I utt county , A.
A. Tnomcs. Duplicate ) ( without checks ) with
county clerk of Washington county. Blank
forms far proposals will bo lupp.lod by said
c'crks. By order of
BOARDS OF SAID COUNTIES.
feb 10 oew m& e 3t .
BRIDGE PROPOSALS.
Scaled proposals will bo rocelod by the Hoard
ol Co mty Commissioners of dago county , Neb. ,
lor the erection of ft bridge across the Illg Blue
rl\or upon either one of tnn wagon roads leading-
coat from the town ot Wymor ? , Uago county ,
Ncli. , anil vor and across said river. Hald bridge
to bo me hundred and fifty ( ICO ) feet long , and
to hare cither piles , stone , or Iron piers.
Also for the erection of a bridge , suitable to the
place , across Indian Creek , on the line between
sections twenty-nine (20) ( ) > nd thirty (30) ( ) , about
one mlle southwest of Wjmore , Gaga county ,
Nob. Low bridge at this place preferred.
Also a bridge across Turkey Creek , southeast
of DoWItt , Nab. , to rcpla-.o the old one now la
use.
use.All br'dgcs to be of wood , Iron or combination.
All bids to be accompanied by plans nndspcd-
flot onsto be sealed and filed with the County
Clerk on or before 12 o'clock noon , March 20tb ,
83.
The Commissioners r.rcrro the right to reject
y and all bids , SuccoMiful bidders will be re-
u'rid to gho bond for the faithful performance
of tlnlr contract
lly order of the Ccuuty Crmmlrsloncrn.
r * < ) A. J. PKTIIOUD ,
County Cleik.
'Bcatihe ' Feb. 1863 me d-4w
I
/I /
Are acknowledged to bo the
beet b.y all who hive put ihem
to a practical test.
ADAPTED TO
HARD & SOFT GOAL
.COKE OB.WOOD. '
. . .
JIANDFACTUIIED BY
Buck's Stove Co. ,
RAINT LuDIS.
PIIHU'Y A < IUU NFORD ,
IOL ' , AGENTS FOR OMAUA.
FALLLY & HOES ,
Wcetern Agents , Lifayctte , Indiana.
HEELS
FOR-
Jlubbcr Boots and
Boots and Shoes
OF ALL KINDS.
The center plccrs are Intcrchangeablo and re <
venlblo. It presents the countsr from runulng
o > requiring no heel ktlllcrcrn.
The Agency for thcuo goods In this town his
been pUt > < rt
Others eanno prcituo hem.
Call and ixamlno a full line ot Leather and
"Candco" Kubbcr Boota and Sheen with the Its-
t entitle Heel ,
MI13. M. PETFJl ON ,
313m LouIavilV.N8
nd TrDaoIinrooi .
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o. v
.niHwiFE.JBBSBJamM&\ * %
ba only life authoilied by her and which ml < & tf , o
not be a "Blood and Thunder" story , nichi Kak Tft o. v . \J f
been and will be pul llshfd , but a tiu lltejM& v. < i , T > * . 1
only person who It In posetalon ol thdwctV * S&L '
av
faithful and devoted wlf ; Truth U 317 * . * . V"i - * & . * 'A 'v * .
ertlcg thin fiction. J > cenl * ahould a ]
rttory at once. 8e 75 eta. for
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