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I EXTEND THE RIGHT HAND OF FELLOWSHIP TO YOU AND ASS FOR A
SHARE OF YOUR TRADE IN
: i Holiday Goods [
Besides my large stock of Pianos/ Organs , Music and Music Books , I have
a laid in a
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v L : , l 1 $ OOOOSTOCKOFTOYSJ , '
Musical
' Offering you the Choice Selections oft
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: h 8 DIFFERENT LARGE IMPORTING HOUSESd '
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' Besides a Good Line directly imported by myself. As a specialty , I offer my
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. Made up and selected by myself the assortments have heretofore been all made up
, ' In New York ) containing large quantities of one kind and also unsalable goods ) ' the
result is always great dissatisfaction and disappointment. My assortments arP
made up as follows ; ' '
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b 100.00 assortment , over 200 different articles.
50.00 150
35.00 125
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25.00 100
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showing at once the large assortment of well selected and salable goods you will get.
I have also made up a number of $5,00 Cases of 5 and lOc. goods , and also
$10.00 Cases of Cups and Saucers , Dishes and Glassware , especially designed for the
Holiday Trade.
pLc13tas , ar and Birt1itlayCai'd&
I CAI Ul' ALSO A NE LINE OP
P ALBUMS.
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Wallet Sets Purses and Pocketbooks fJ
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Shell a L . Way ' ewe , Undox ala s.
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And other Novelties all well selected and bound to sell. I have two men with samples
ples on the road 1 ' one of them will endeavor to see you in time , but if not , my sanl-
pies and lay-out will be ready by October 1st , and if you can come in and Make your
own selection I will endeavor to make you at home and comfortable , as dealing with
the right man always will do ,
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No. 103 South Main Street Council Bluffs , Iowa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
ADDITIONA1 , LOCAL , NF.\VS ,
SL'Ut1TS ON SI'11t11'4.
1 tetlitunn Asklty ; (3enrge1'nq ) tng
tun nut itolerL "lardsVhnt Th ey
Thluk of 1'rohlhltlon ,
At a eoance held in this city tha views
of George Washington and ltobert Mor-
rie ware Bought concerning the prohlbh
tion question , Iu it appeared to thong ,
now they were in the spirit land ,
Robert Morris , it Appears , ie sot strong
against prohibition. Ho claimerd it was
nneonstitntimlfl , Atid that it wag A viola.
tion of the froodoin fought for anti won ,
and guaranteed to their dosceunalits ,
lbo declared that it was a ntistako to
thhmik that the majority was to ruin. The
consti ution to his maul was what guv
orucd , old it nvns the check to keep the
n'joritJ ' from ! loin6' as it willed , wen it
wiled to ( l0 nu ) ' umilaWful act.
The following spirit ii ssngo unl conversation -
versation wus Itad at the saute gathering
of spiritualists , in which ( leorguVash
ingtun hakes the contrary view ;
'Phis codntry cannot rennin iu y loner
at its present otability , except it will gave
Inure attention to its own welfare. 11'o
cannot but with pain ace the ImidOlnfeu
with which p00plo treat the greatest of
privileges'-tho public vote. All depeadr
on it. Freedom can only bo shielded
by it.
George Washington : Question \\'Iat
about prohibition ?
Answer-1 am a prohibitionist , not by
trade , but by conviction , * *
( It would be well that ltobert Morris will
lot me talk , * * * * I fought by
the old mill for the prospesitp of this
country , and also do it now. Let it be
as the )1o demand it. Vote for lib.
ortY front ilhiskY dominion ,
TIIEVOnrnN 1VITNESS
Tile Mystery About lror No Mystery
At All ,
On the evening of the shooting of Dr.
jMcKino , and iunnediately after the
tragedy , Tnii BEu reporter , in hunting
up witnesses to the tltfnir , and learning
front them the particulars as far as they
cou d be gleauod , found a young lady
who claimed to have been standing in the
park near the street whoa the shoot was
fired , and saw Dr. Mcliuue fall , She
gave heF name as Miss Mintie Whitney ,
and her address was 200 Bancroft street ,
The statement r.alu by her through 7'm ) :
Bua was to the effect that while talking
with a friend in the park she heard the
shot and saw Dr. MclCuno fall. She
with her friend rushed over there and
asked who it was that had been ahotand ,
who shot him , and Dr. Cross told lour hu
did , and that Dr. MicKme had assaulted
] rim. The c.ronor tried to find this
young lndq as n witness before the inquest -
quest but could not owing to
tome mistake in the address
given him. Since then there have been all
sorts of rumors about the woman having
disappeared , and that when Clio time
came she would make sonic startling revelations -
olations , that she saw it all , etc. Till :
Bnu is able to state that all this sensational -
tional talk is bosh. Tlm young
woman was found again yesterday by
TimE'BEa reporter , and repeated the
tame statement as before published.
She says she heard no ecufllo or fight ,
although there might have boon .ne.
She is not to say there was
thprepared
none , but frst that atracted her attention -
tention was the eliot. The younv woman
was yesterday at the St. lee ! louse , heaving -
ing moved from her former address on
Bancroft street. The many sensational
stories about the mysterious woman witness -
ness will probably end now ,
A. Booth's select oysters rooivod
daily at W. T , Braun's.
Itcal Estate Transfers ,
The following deeds wore filed for record -
cord in the recorder's oflico , September
26 , reported for tlto BEE by P , J , Mc.
Mahon , real estate agent ;
C. , R , L , C 1' . It , It. Co , to James S.
Davis , a w 1 n iv 22 , 77 , 42-RIliU ,
C , n. L & P , t. it. Co , tp James S ,
Davis , a e } n w j 21 , 77 , d2--$288 ,
II. L , Raymond to It. Y , Phillips , gut
1 and part of lot 2 , block 10 , Crimes'
add-$1,100.
Thomas Tuckwood to Williani ltoehrs ,
0 7 n e } 2 , 77 , 40 $1,500 , ,
1'otal sales , $3,281 ,
Time Testinony of n l'hyslchan.
Janos Ileechcp Mf , I ) of Sigourney , Iowa ,
says for several years 1 have boeu vainb' a
Cough lialsntn , called 1)IL WM1. IIAL11S
BALSAM FOIL TII IS LUNGS , amid In al.
most every case throughout toy , ractko I have
hod entire success. I have used and preserhb
oil heldreds of bottles ever since tlio days of
my army pnmctlco (18m whoa 1 was surgoun
of llopital No. 7 , J oim wlllo , Ky.
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CoMME1tCIAI , .
COCECIL n1.ul'FS IIASKET.
Wheat-Nn , 2 xprblg , 76c ; No , 3 , 63c ; rejected -
jectod , LO ( : ; good detuand.
Cunt-Dealers fire tayhtg 31@320 ; rejected
corn , Chicago , 40@)450 ; now mixed , 49c ; whit'
corn , 60c : the receipts of con ( are light.
Outs-In goad dcunnd at 2Oc ,
l lay-100@r o0 per toe ; GOo per bale ,
ltyo-40c ; light supply.
Cant heal-125 par 10(1 pounds ,
Wood-food supply ; Ilrices at yards , Ii OOp
c oo ,
Cool-1)ollvcretl , loud , 110Opcr ton ; soft ,
L GO per toe.
Butter-Plenty and in fair dumaud at 2
creamery 90c.
Eggs-Steady solo at We per doze , .
Lard-Fnlrbauk's , wholossling at l lc ,
l'eultry-Finn ; dealers are paylug for
chickens lrc , ; live , 250 per dnLnll ,
Vegetables-I'ntatoas , 600 ; onlormst rMc ; cabbages -
bages , ; 1(10400 per doicnr apples , J rAJ4 100
per barrel.
Flour-City Ilnur , I r,0@3 40 ,
13rornus'l 00@3 oo per doz ,
l.lvm srocm ( .
Cattlo-3 0(1(13 ( G0 ; calves , r (1OQ7 ( GO ,
Jfugshlarkct for ha a iulet , as the pack.
lug houses arc closed ; shippers are payiu 4 00
4 4 715 ,
.S'rnmarifaI sV.rvlIClhulgroatuorvecomm.
querer , is gmtrauteed to give aatisfactioml ,
nr mnonoy refunded , ( Jut at druggists ,
t < lra ;
'bc'uuutrilvt A'trvlnc cured our dalghm
fur's life-long u , ilupsy.'ltov , P. 1' . Slur.
Icy , Chicago , III ,
" ' ! 'hero is nothing like leather. " Perhaps -
haps not ; but a Caney Island fried clam
is an imitator that is well calculated to
deceive ,
The "runVho'1'nlle 3fuuD ,
\Vo want t say a word to yet wimo make a
living withh your Gnguu'ou certahAy Bust
have Im clear , strong voice t engage your Its.
toners , Ur. Thorne' E'clectri0 ( nil for sore
throat , adds , and hoarseness is unoxcelled.
Use and admire ,
' A DOG-EATING MAN ,
The Strange Taste of Frit2 Merkle
For CallllB Moat
It hnrmim'r Lhlug Near dlnyunk\Vho
Cooks Cats nmut Ungs Poi l"enll ,
and Extracts Their Oil
ns n ltonctly I'or
Consumption.
t'klladtlrhta Press.
Banaath the thatched roof of a vino'
bowered cottage , nestled lovingly at the
foot of a eloping hillside in L.wer Mterio *
townalmip , a few uuilee from Manayunk ,
lives Fritz Merkle and his wife. Thum
farniurs in the mio'Khborhood ' call hiul
"dug-eating Merkle , ' lie oats not only
dogs , but cats , 'l'hia taste hu acquired
from his mother in-law , Scum lives in ( ior-
many , wluera Fritz himself was born a
good ninny years ago. Ile formerly he ) t
u tavern amid entimi6.heuse in 11aua'uu l ; ,
near the heading Railroad depot ,
't'hrough ' close economy and fortunate
speculations in a small way , lee saved up
enough uloey to purchase ( hue
farm upon which he , now lives ,
lie is a aleuler-built n ui with
keen brown eyes , moustncho modeled after -
ter that of lhisnuarek , amid a curly head of
hair , ] n his dress le nllucls the : na pore
and customs of the city , folks , lie is
well known in binnnyunk and through
the surrounding country as n dog-cute : ,
and it is not stretching the line of truth
an inch out of the purpeadieular to any
that at least a dozen of the choicest ,
sleekest , fattest canines in the before-
montioued suburb have inhabited , upon
various occasions , in cold , carved sactiomis ,
his doumestic clap-board. Fritz kills the
dogs with his trustygun , skins thorn after
the orthodox method which prevails in
slaughluring beef , and then quarters
theta , lie especially prizes the hiatus , or
hind quarters , which he salts , cures , and
eats with as much gusto as though the
neat in question wore veal ,
IIOW ItH COOKS Til1M.
When he gate a fat pimp-a Newfound.
land or plump mastiff or setter-h0 boils
that portion of the anatomy contiguous
to the backbone , ranching fromn the ears
to tine tail , and extracts therefrom n a ale
autber colored oil , which ho pronounces
a certain and a iced cure for eonsunn p
tint , sore tlmrolit and kindred bronchial
emuplaiuts , lie sells largo quantities of
this oil to quacks and rural druggists ,
who disposes of it as o ) portuult
seventy-five cants larlhalf ) init. Froni
a canine of average size , ho obtains a
gallon of oiL Mrs , ) feklu a thrift
matron , who looks 'l'mntonio every
inch of her , even with her mouth shut ,
cooks the cat and dogs mind suporimi
tends the nuking of the oil. A
reporter of The Press spout a
portion of yesterday afternoon n ith
title queer funnily , whose home life , when
victuals ore not in question , does not
difior from that of ordinary nertals.
When time visitor reached the place Fritz
was leaning on time front gate , mechanically -
ly whittling a slip of willow wood , lira.
brorklo was vibrating between the "slied-
kitchon" and the collar , busily bottling
the doge oil. A fat Towser lazily slept
near the pump , tlio picture of innocent
contentment , utterly uncouseious of the
awful fatein store for him. An attenuated
roan ) Hare hind her gaunt head poked
wistfully out of a hole in the barn
doer. A faded sunflower rested against
the weather-boarding of the kitchen ,
apparently tired of life. Near time
barn was what proved , upon subsoqumut
inspection , to bo a beached heap of
dogs' and cats' bones. The reporter dis-
nuuntod from his stylish equlpage , and
giving time cultivated Jehu on the box a
cigar with which to while away the Lodi
one moments , opened the gate , saluted
Fritz and wked into thto dining room.
Fritz followed with wondering eyoa.
The reporter laid a silver Imalf dollar
upon the table and asked for a bottle 2f
dog's ail , 'as a medium of opening time
conversation without oxaltiug sue icion
as to Zile identity. "What is thus oil good
for ? " lie asked.
"Say , Annie , for vat gout isle die oil ? "
inquired Fritz of hula spouse , who was
just descending into the cellar.
For kuliahwnpshuu , she replied.
"flow do you kill your doge ? " pursued
thu reporter ,
"Say Aznmie , how haf vs kill 'em ? "
again asked Fritz of hula spouse.
"Shoot him , " was time impatient response -
sponse , fr.m the inna'/uost depths of time
COliar.
"They say that you eat legs , " said
the visitor , prepared to elumb up the
chimmney ,
"Say , Annie , do vu ate dog ? " called
out Fritz to Mrs. Morkle ,
"Dot ish goot , " she rounarked , her
wrath uvidentiy rising as situ began to ascend -
cend time collar stairs.
Mrs. Merkle vouchsafed time information -
tion that time bans were boiled or fried ,
and eater with an nbundanco of salt and
pepper. Same Baud dog mnoat was tolerably
tender , with a flavor like veal , Jet Pecu-
liarwithal , amid ought to I'o eaten by cut.
thug it fine , like a lobster for salad. Tie
reporter asked Fritz if lie ever ate cats.
Eta turned to his wife anti asked , "Say ,
Annie , vu haf ate cat ? "
"Urn , somnotime , ynh. Cot ish goot ,
too"roliod ) Mrs. Mferklo , as dime ) ru-
ared to again , dosoend into tie cellar.
vnN I SYItYINI A H00 TU ADAIIIIiItH.I
Mir. Merkle related how , when ha kept
a tavern , ho bad boiled a "fine , fat"
Newfouhhllamd dog and served him to his
bolarders as veal , and how , when he told
then afterward about time deception , two
of talon ) were taken deathly suck , Mrs.
Merkle says she hikes cut meatnlthough
it is nut 'to Boot ash ( log , " havinga lla'or
amore akin to rabbit , 'l'ime ' ruuutt of both
deg and cut is dark , that of time forme'
being tonluror. 'i'hu meat of time imhnd-
quarturs of time cat is especially firma , ( umd
they esteemn it time tidbit of time fuliu0
nnatouly loot lout ; ago a maim living in
Mfunnyunk hanged Mietzler gave Fritz nu
old put do , cutlled Spat , bona days
nfturwa ds 1'ritz called tumid told hint that
Spot had mnde "x ) lendhd eating. " Mfo'-
ide owlns , besides lug farm , ro ' perty 1u
time city , amid it is Hot nver , 'but uu
eccentricity of taste wlmiclm has led hmint to
prefer time o of emits mud dogs to that
of sheep or beef ,
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I OWA LT1:9IH ,
' 1'hmero are 71,11)7 nuro bu's that girla
i m tiw state-wlueh us bad for taw girls ,
a + hlvu reaidemcca 'aro beiug7built in
Clinton time combined cost of which is
$110,000 , 'Three of them cost $26,000
each , one $20,000 , and sunder $16,000.
' ! ' ! true thousand load of cattle are being
fattened at the big distillery in Dea
Moines ,
\Vhem ( ton , lien llarrisot reutched
\Vatorloo time outer day Ie was given a
senatorial salute of twenty-one guns ,
Bishop Simnpsou , who Is presidiug at the
up per Iowa conforencw , is described as a
tall , stooIp'ahouldored , 6raY.hairud , fine-
FURNITURE ?
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CHEAPEST
PLACE IN OMAHA TO BUY
Furniture'
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DEWEY & STONE'S
They always have the largest and beat stock.
NO BT.AIItB TO CLIMB ELEGANT PA98ENQ $ &
FiLEVATOR TO THE _ DIFFERENT FLOORS ,
faced gontluntan , whet hunts 72 years of
life very graeofully.
It is said that there are twenty-live
gemitlemnot in llttscntimu who will give
$100 each to pit the track at the fair
grounds in a'nropor couditiun amid fix up
timings generally for Musemitiu0 entering
time uatiumial trotting circuit next year.
A throo-year-old daughter of Anthony
Sago , of Anautosaomit to bed a few
eights sluice in porfeet health , mid in time
nenuing it was famid that she was cour
plotely paralizoL It reganlod as a
very singular case.
Tim Atlas distillery , at Des Moines ,
was sold by ( lie assignee at public sale
the other day. There wore several bid-
tiers , but the was linall
knoked dove Joathn Able , of Clii.
cage , on his bid of $20,100.
Thu Wapello county board of euporvi-
scm have decided to tax all telephone
poles , wires and instruulents in that
county. It is also understood that the
grnud jury will take mil ) time matter at its
next session , nod inqutro , hero and hew
the telophtou0 cutmpauy secure time right
of svay' through time public highways in
\VaIollo county.
The Mau9th n 1'ow.
D.trolt Free l'resa
They utot ona , crowded avenue yesterday -
day in front of tlmo City hail. ( he was
other tuna of about twonty-two-tho
about sixty ears chi. One lives in
time northern arof the State , the other
in the aomtlmormi. Fate hind brought thenm
together. There was notbiug cordial in
the mmeotin , They didn't cry out : "Put
it tharl" amid nut handle ach other
like a couple of old friends. On the contrary -
trary , time young non grew red in the
face and breatllod hard mini stamluerod
out :
"Ton years ago I went to school to
you. "
"Yes , you did , " was time calm reply.
"And oho day you licked mu alamost to
death for an ofl'emmco cotmnitted by an-
otlmor boy. "
" \Vell , you wore always in need of a
Imckmmi6 ,
"And I swore , " continued the young
tnan , "Aye , 1 registered.a solemn vow
that if I ever met you ater I humid grown
up I would have my reveimgel Prepare to
be pounded to alifeloa nasal"
"I'm prepared , " replied the old ech.ol-
masterp as ho sIpit on ins hands , and in a
minute tllo fun was ragimig. Time young
man rushed upon bun with a war-whoop
but his hose struck something and ho foil
down , lie got up and rushed again , amid
this time lie was down , rolled ever ,
etc od on and loft with anumber .f
loose teeth anda sPlittiui headache. 1h.
Police teok hinu in but when they came
to hunt for the okd man , lie was across
the street trying to pin up a rent in his
coat and saying to seine of his frlerde :
' 'Alms it brings back all the mem.ries
of the old rod school hour. to et m
hands on an unruly pupil iii ght first
reader class againl"s
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Aunt Towzer is delighted to hear that
time l'rincesaBeatrice line dot cured of her
rheumatismn by her visit to Aches Ice
Paine , "Not as I make it out , " said the
dear old lady , rollectively , "seeing as
them as go.s to the Bad generally goes
to time douclto. "
ARMY 0 TEE POTOMAC ,
: ex'rlla cnmcsAloa.v. ,
Under the date of May 8 ; 1888 , Cc ! , F S 'llbhltts ,
of hover , N. Ii. , sunda us Uw following : "Wldlo on
duty In time army of lhu l'ototnau hl theswsenps of the
Chlekehominy Iconlraelal a eompllcallon of diseases
that culminatad In ; + plual trouble , paralysis on ono
sub , anti severe dhaaau of the kllnoys and bladder ,
and great urinal wcakncas. For a lung thno I was
uudor the trsatlucut of the be.tphysielans , and triad
nnny , of thv so-called rernoalluv , but rocelvud no pnr
mancnt tonuf t. When 1 was In thu drug busluss hl
Ilueto1 1 heard favorable accomItS al the clfacy of
hunt's imemiedy , for diseases of the kldnevs and urlt.
sry orgsns , amid having declded to gtvu It a trial , I
purchaesd seine at Wlogalo' . drug store , Ibsen , N.
IL , and have received great benefit from using it.
11,0.uvure , 1511,5 In my hack are ranoved , sod 1 am
able to slerp soundly and obtain rest at rlght-wldcl ,
for so lung a time I could not do , and the weakness
In the urinary orgw , , hay leen relluval , and I great.
ly ri'gret that i dtti cot test lbw malts of llmt's ,
Ielllelly when I was first taken reek , as I stn conf
dent It would have sated , pe from superal years of
eulcrhng , and I nu ( morn atrougiy oonshtud , of this
after learing , of tha uost rernarxablo cures elected
by minor's itemedy hi a case of Ilrlght's l)6syase hero
hl our nddat In Maier , after the patlat , had beau
proouncod lncurublu by celebrated physldaue. '
Mr , Tlbhett , Is a retired druggist , Gwworly located
In Ilostm , , and la a thoroughly neiablu cltlaen.-Cur ,
IU.
U. a , POSTALBERVIOE.
11 , S. Whitney , avsi.ta1t Pwattnavter , Putnam ,
Conu writes May 3 , 1859 ; "I have used hunt'
IlumsJy with , thu boat resull , . 1 lavu , sulsred uu-
toll ugony for eighteen months with kidney and
Ilier oongdalnt ; my water was eery bad , at titers I
actually paascu blood , 'fefswas followed by gemierul
prustratlou. Sly bualueasrepdrlmig nw ( u be nn may
feet wort of the ( line untie my case worse. 1 ww
ad ( Isel b , time hunt's itelncdy by a friend who lead
been cured by ltand ran truly say that It hay benu
littod mu mitore than all tlw nallohee + I have used , I
tonsidorlt the beat nnedklnu for Idiocy ad Iimur
troubw , , and eheortuily rucomiuueud It to all'
7GZ Lt30 T.T La L-"Para of tlna
buuuut baly entagud , , dcmtluptal ad , struugtheued ,
eta , Is andIntereatingutirerthvmitmtl0uz , rs0Inour
paper. ht.rupl ) to lnquirlue mt will say that them js
( III u'udencu , luuubuguboutthlu Oa the contrary
thuataortiscrsareYer } ' hlgldyhndorsod. lnterretwl
Craell5 may get seahsl ereub ) r glring all IartiCtlla'e
by addrussiug Erie Medlcul Ce.P Obox 619 , itulalu
a , v wrn141n Rana , ( nm.ly
DUFRENE & AIENDEISSOi/N ,
ARCHITE OTS
( -1uIn eYED TO OIIAIiA NAT1ONM UANH
iLUINU ,
" " LiThe s of rho term "Aimee
S H R"I" with the
U eorporato name of a trrcatr
CourC'a nn 1(105 of ltat what ?
rapdrod by the tarcling pub'
I I N E Inc-5 Short Line , Quick 11me
Bud rho beat of accommoda-
tions-all of which are turn.
laat ) by tho'gnatest railway In America.
C HIOAOO , MILWAUKEE
And St. Paul.
Rowne and opeatrs over 1,600 mUeaof reedla
Northern Illhtola , Wlsconin , Minnesota , Iowa hod
Dakota ; and sal a main llnee , branches and cornice.
tlons reach all the great busiwaa centros of the
Northwest uul Far west , It naturally answers tb.
daerlptlon of Short Line , and heat Route between
Chlago , Milwaukee , St. Paul and ltlnneapolls.
Chlago , Mlhwauk. . , La Crease and , Inns.
Chicago , Mllwa.ke.Aberdeen and Illendale
Chicago , Mllwwkee , Rau Claire and Stlllwater'
Chicago , MOwauke. , Wauwu and Merrill.
Chicago , btllwauke. , Deaver Dun sail O.hke.h.
Chlago , alllwauke , Walkeahs and Oconomowoc.
Lhago , alllwauk. . , Manson and 1'rairiedu Cblen.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Owatonna and Faielbaait.
Chlago , Debit , Janosy0le and Mlneall'oint.
Chicago , Elgin , ltockford and Dubuquo.
CAleage , Clinton , hock Island and Cedar Rapids.
Chicago , Council Blufs and Omaha.
Chicago , Sioux City , Sioux Fails and Yanktoo ,
Chicago. Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain.
hock Island , Dubuque , at. Paul and Minneapolis.
Davenport , Calmar , St , Paul and Minneapolis.
Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining Care Inlhs "
world arc run at the male line. of the CH ICp
MILWAUKEE do ST . PAUL RAILW
andevoryattentlouis Paid to paeeenguaby a
0111 anployes of the .oul a ny.
S. s. MElmtlid , , A , V. IL CAiLPENTEIt ,
Oen7 Ma.ager. Oon'l Pass , Agent.
J , T.CLAIIK , OEo ii. 11KAFFOIiD ,
Oen'1 Supt. Asdl Ocn'1 Pass. Ag'L
5o'e a&
i hays known and watched the nee of Swift' . Spo-
clan for over fifty years , and have lacer known of
a failure to cure Illood Tolson when prapcrlyakon.
1 used It on my servants fran,1860 to 1865 , as did abe
ft number of my nelghbur.and In every Case that
cane within my knowledge it elected a aura , in ell
nl life I ha'o mieyer known a remedy that would so
fully accomplish what It is recomutentlodto do.
RI. L. DitNNAIIH , ferry , Os
l eo known cud cacti Swift's SpecIDo for more
Utau twenty year. , cud halo seen more wonderful re.
suite from ts use than , from any earnedTIn , or out of
the 1'harmaco + mla. It is a contain and sore antidote
to all sorts of blood polson.
J , DICKSON SMITH , 1t , D. ,
Agana , Oa.
The Oreat Drug House of Chicago.
We do not hesitate to say that for a year pa
have sold more of Swift's Specific (13. ( A. 8. ) than
otherHlood i'urlfor. combined , and with most
tonbhing resuia. One gentleman who used half s
dozen bottles says It has done bum more goal than
treatmentwhlchcoat hlml,00a Another who has
used It for a Scrofulous alectlon reports a permanent
cure fron , louse.
louse.VAN SIIAACK , STEYENSON tit CO.
$1,000 REWARD.
Will ho pail to any Chonnlst who will And , on an.
alyaid of 100 bottles S. S , H. , onopartlclo of Mbrsury ,
Ialldo 1'otamlunr , or any mineral substance ,
TIifSWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ,
Drawer 1 , Atlanta , Oa ,
LffWrlto fur the little book , which will be malod
free.
l'rlco : Small size , $1.00 Per bottle. Large size
( holding double qusgtlty ) , $1.76a bottmo , AU drug.
giea Bell It.
NBBRASKA LOAN AND TRUST CO.
RASTINOS , NEB.
Capital , ' - - $250,000.
JAB. IL IIEARTWELL , I'reeldent.
A. L. CLAIIKE , Vlce 1'roeldent.
KO WEBSTEIIfhcasurar.
C. I' . WEIISTEIL Cashier.
D11ize-rolL9 : ,
amuel Alexander , Oswald Oliver
i. L. Clarke , 1 : . c. Webster ,
'Ito. ? [ Pratt , Jos. B. Ileartwell ,
D. M , afci ihlinuoy.l
first Mortgage Loans a Spoaialty
Tads Company furnishes o pomunent home Inatltu
on where echnol Honda and other legally lssuad Mu-
opal ( Seouritles to Nebraska an be negotiated en
morn aroable terms. Loans made enl mprored
t , rz , In all well Bottled countIes of the sate through
, oneltle oal conosuoudcnts. car
NOTICE I
Traveling Public !
-TIIE-
COMMERCIAL HOTEL !
-AT-
Osmooola , No1o. ,
le.ow nudurgobng throruugh repairs , both within anti
without and the proprtetor intends It shall be sEO-
OND'rd NONE h , the Aate , nextte Omaha.
E. ii. HLACEWELL ,
tug 21.2m l'noprlutor.
Nebraska Cornice
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FINIALS , WiNDOW CAPS ,
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