Nebraska Newspapers

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COUNCIL BLUFFS. - - - - - IOWA.
WIIOLESALE DEALERS IN Aide KINDS OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENISa
TIIlS IS A CUT OF TILE
N. C. TKOMPSON
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lYhfch has been throe h a oed rot n j Iw ' 'r { k _ _ " - _ _ -
seasons , nud has n1Wnys given entire
satisfaction. It is one of tlu first - , jIA col y
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stalk cutters ever put on the market , o . . . , t L + rt °
anti to dny there is none superior , Phis
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. Double Stalk Cutter s. . ,
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reque3t dealers to place their order
with u5 eu'1 } , lls the demand for stalk
cutters Will be talesr than ever before. . , _ . . - -
AMONG OUIt GOODS ARE TIIE FOLLOWING :
. Thompson's
Plows Cultivators Mowers
, Reapers , , ,
a a es 9 Harrows , a Tedder ,
. Stalk Cutter , New Tongueless Cultivator.
: I THIS IS A CUT OF TIIl
'S. . ,7 r-7-1 A- p' ' .
. 'b'i : i KtQ' ) L-SPllINU CULTIVATOR ,
- . , . . , , u Vhleb gave such universal snthsfutctlol
i , s ' ] > , l st eason.Ve ofhr you t1115 ( ,111t1V11t01'
t again and are still confident that it is nearer
) erfection than any similar cultivator of
othet m'tl ' s. The record which it bay
nI thin. pest bears us out in the above
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t't ALSO A PULL I LINE OF
- Corn Slie11er , ForR , llarros , &o. , &o.
THE KETCHUM
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5 . THE CHALLEtCE PLANTER
6f f .r THE TRA1ERr f NllV1PS
-ALL SOLD BY-
k a' , - Van Brunt , Thompson
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To our former patrons a d to + ' . ,
those Wile Ica"y in the future , be our tY )
patrons , we will say shut w ; are again : ,
permitted to ell'sr you illo .
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Kay Rake
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It.- + dl , for time coming year. 'Ile success of
' this Rake is Bo well lalovn that coal-
nlelit is unnecessary. It llui higher .
1. wheels then any other Illld i 01' raking i.a a : ,
st is as Wcll a5 hit It cannot 118'i- ' < y , > tea ! ' s er = l tr vl , a s 1. ° - ° Aip ;
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t , WE ARE PROUD TO SAY Th AT WE IIAyE TIIE FINEST ASSORTMENT O1
e Carriages , Buggies , Spring Wagons ,
To be found in the West , at corrdsponding low pricor. You should invedigato this before buying elsewhere
Did you over see one of tlle9o ma-
chices work P Its the fallrliedt thing
' you ever saw. It is the.
a. sl N'1 Jr TUOMPSON
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* ' Kay Tedder
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. = A iw - j . , . a'ul Will do inor ; coo. l ( turning buy tInn
_ _ - J tlvi i63 ' then cantla in { be Sallie till lL ,
' E" Yo"desire Your trade , and in return l vo will furnish you with good goods.
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Nos , 10,1 : rind 11 fourth Street , fnucil Bluffll , Iowa.
COUNCIL. BLUFFS ,
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS ,
THE BOOK OF BOOKS.
The Anneal Mooting of thin Poltn-
1vnUntuloCounty 111bl0Soclcty ,
The above society hold ita nmulnl
meetiiig ill the Prosbytori01t clulrchllon.
tiny evening. It was not very largely
attended , the gathering being somewhat
nnnsual in its time of meeting. here ,
toforo the annual m eotiugs have been
hold Sunday night , anti a tuuon service
hold , the chgrclws giving up their regular
services for this occasiou. But as the
city line growp this soentnd to be less
practical aid the change was rondo as an
experiment , and tlto meeting hold on n
week day evening.
D , 0 , Bloomer prosidcd and the re
pork of the otlicora were received and
approved , They showed that the Society
was the oldest orgamizltiot in thin city ,
it being older than any of the churchca
were. Mr. Bloomer in speaking upon
this point , paid a moriled tribute to Mr ,
' 1'hbuos Ollfcer whe had been its trea
surea for over 20yoara , anti to whorl
touch of the auccCse of the work tvae duo.
Mr. Bloomer modestly forobore making
any allusion to his own aorvicc. , which
has been hardly less valuable. The
linauial report Blmowed a health ) ' condi
tint of the anciety. Over $100 worth
of new books lad been paid for
lately , 811(1 they were on the
soy hero front Now York. A now
book caao had been ordertd at a cost of
$ t ( ; , and this had already been placed in
tl , E , Seamunt's honk store , nherc their
supply of Bibles is now kept , 'fliers was
uuouglt money on hand to pay for all
these bills a11ti lenve a little balance.
' 1'lio election of ollicers resulted in the
following choice : President , lion , D.
0 , Bloomer ; vice prcaidents , N P , Dodge
anti 11. 1V , flare ; treasurer , TIunuls
Olticer ; Secretary , W , B. Ittayoe ; directors
tors LV , 'Pulleys , B , F. Lankton and
1V. C. Ganian.
Several interesting addresses were
given. Mr. Bloeiner auggeated that
there was not such a Bc'acity of Bibles as
a scarcity of rradura. The work of the
soeioty lead bueii largely in getting the
Bibles into the hones of the laud. It
seemed as if more thought should now be
given as to how io got peoplu to road the
book and atudy it.
Rev. Mr , liamhin , of the Congrega
tional church , spoke of the power of the
truth to make its way through errors of
all aorta , and that if truth was given oven
au equal chance with error , it would
triumph.
Rev. Mr. Mackey , of the Episcopal
church , spoke of the froedbn of the Bi
We , and comparmg the time what the
book could be read only by the few , tine
time whom it was chained in the limbos
tories , to the present time. , whom it wee
found everywhere , ho deemed there was
much cause for thankfulllcss. lIe 8011)0
claws thought it was too free , and doubted -
ed whether it was best to have Bibles on
railway triuna and in other public
places to be scribbled over with ribald
jokes and obscenity , and he felt often
like removing the sacred book to a more
ncrecl place. Familiarity seined to
breed contempt , and Rev. Mr. Bates , of
thu Presbyterian church , gave an Jnter-
eating account of how the work waa pro ,
greasing in the larger cities. There were
regular Bclieula for instruction 'in
Bible reading , an(1 those who attended
learned how to go from one home to ate
other and read the Bible to the people ,
so that its truths would be made forcible.
Eno also dwelt upon tam power of Bill fn
time world , and that thoknowledgo of the
law of God , as found in the Bible , was
the great remedy.
Rev. Mr. Lemon of the Baptistehuroh
said that there were still many
homes iu this city where there
was no Bible. A short time
ago , ho had occasion to realize this. Ho
Was called suddenly to attend a funeral ,
and it being inconvenient to go to his
study first , ho went directly to the house
without tiny Bible , supposuig he would
of course hind one there. To his surprise
there was none in the house , and to his
greater surprise the nmessblger who was
seat to the neighbors to get one had to
visit the third louse before ho could
find ono.
This statement led to the question as
to whether a canvass of time city ought
not to be made , but this was loft for the
executive board to decide ! upon.
Although l'ozzonl'H medicated conploxi0n
powder i. perft ctly hannlcss std aon explo
ivo stlll it ; goes ull and makes a good report.
Sold by all druggists.
IOWA 1TfaS ,
Defiance wants a grist mill.
Battle Creek school rooms are over-
crowded.
Marcus is at present receiving touch
small grain.
Des Moines is aching for a new street
car coin pony.
'J'ho insane nsylent rat Mt. Pleasant is
badly overcrowded.
'hu Glenwood canning factory has
closed for lhu winter.
Buena Vista exemptions 011 account of
trees aulouuts to $317,512.
By a vote of 3'S to 1 Conunorco has
been declared for inch poration ,
The West Side public achiomis have
been closed to avoid time spread of scarlet
fever.
There ore about 500 towns him Iowa
which expect the Dfadoimal torus through
thin.
Tho'l'ilne3.ltepublfcan says the saloon
license of Marshnlltowrm is to be raised to
$000 ,
Red Oak , haviii the largest country
school in illills county , has built a new
school house.
Des Molnomsnloon keopnra , concluding
that the $1,000 liceimsu is to stick , are
paying up.
Tim man who is surveying Cjmrokeo
county for a curdy map travels with a
wheelbarrow.
Miss Sue E , McCullock is an applicant
for thu Cedar Falls postoflleo , IIn
cldrkcd in the ollico 15 years.
Miasouri Valley will be a city of 5 ,
000 inhabitants in less thou two years , or
else 'J'ho'1'iuesguesses , wrong.
' 'imo car lot ahipmentlyt ( rein Storrs
Lake for Octuborof this year exceed by
fully 15 pcr cunt the sldpmcnls for the
saulu 111ontlm last year.
For the season emdiug the 15th lust ,
1OJP , 9toaInboats , 280 bsrges , 1,816
strings of logs and 2,091 strings of lunm
bet 1 > TUad the lltrlluiAion bridge ,
John Nolsnn , a convicted horse thief ,
escaped from Shorilr Fowler , of llreono
county , while on the way to the 1)lnitem.
tiary , tllreo roars ago. Nelson has just
boat rcca1lturol turd is now at b'ort
Ilfadison ,
Sono three months ago a tnntk , a hex
of nlillinory goods and a miniature boat
were stolen froumu the Sheldon depot ,
Low raruswortly n Sheldon boy , was arrested -
rested , n11d nil but the boat recovered ,
[ Jo was held for time gratul joy ,
Tout Ililander and one Pierson hind n
shanty saloon at the Missouri river crass
ing of the Sioux City and Pticifo road ,
, l'hey concluded to dissolve , In arrang
mg terms Monday evening they toll nut.
Several shots swore exelnnl ed and IIi101m
der died on Tuesday ovonmg.
Ilrarshall'l'intcs-Republican : ltf arshall
tov11 is doing 8011)0 pretty lively svork in
a public way , A systen1 of sewerage
is going m , n largo 01ueunt of paving to
go down soot , two now 011th large public
schonl buildings almost completed , a
F20,000 jail just finishel , a $100,000
court huuso to go up in the sprung , and a
line oper8 lmolso seriously talked of ,
Augosturn ] tlttnr were prepared by Ir , .1 ,
(1B Siegert for hie private tins ' 1'lldr rep ,
utathnll is.IICII tedny that tlroy Imvn becoutn
; ' , nuernlly known as the best appCtlzleg tanle ,
ltewwarn of ouuuterfcitt. Aak your grocer or
drmigist ; for the genuine article , ulanuhlcturod
by Or , J G , B , Skgert & Sous ,
COMMEItOLAT , ,
COUNCIL , IILUrrs ) IAIIKL'T.
Wheat-No. 2 spring , 70c ; No. 3 , OOc ; to-
Iocted , SOc ; good denuuul.
Cent-Dealers arc paying 2f o for old corn
nm12Oc for now.
Oats-lit o ti de nluul at 20c.
hlay-4 ( w(1 ; ( OO per toll ; LOo par bale ,
lt'o-40e ; light suply ,
Corn Atnnl-125 per 100wunds , ,
Wood-Good supply ; prices at ylnda , 5 00 a.
floe.
floe.ColdDolhvcred
Cold-Dolhvcred , hard , 1150 par toe ; .oft ,
0 00 per tint ,
Ituttor-l'lontyand In fair demand at 2.'c ;
crealuory 338
! eggs-itoady Sale at 20c par dozen.
Lard-hnirbenk's , whalea.llng . rat lac.
Poultry-Fine ; dealers are payhtg for
chicken. ifc ; live , 2 SO per dozen ,
\'egotnble.-1'otatu0s , SOB ; unions , IOc ; cal
hinge. , 30 44Ou per dozen ; apples , 3 0003 50
per barrel
Flour-City flour , l 00x3 40 ,
Broom.-2 OO3110 per doz.
t.1vK HOCK.
Cattlo-3 0O@3 (0 ; calves , 5 007 50 ,
hogs-Market for hogs qu10t , as the packing -
ing hmtsos are closed ; shllIOrn are poylttg 3 25
© 400 ,
Poslofllcn Changen
In Iota during the week ending Noveln-
her 17 , 1883 ,
Established-Covington , Linu comely ,
Jamea Loverick , postmaster ,
Postnlastera Francis - Ilismmnrek ,
Clayton county , IL CnnlItbell /
Collins , Storey county , Silas.1. Shearer ;
flavor , Tama county , A , It Gage ; Iokn ,
1enkuh cnutlty , J , 1' , Goodman ; Nerd ,
laud , Worth county , llfrn. Ann ICaveny ;
Pauamn , Sholbycouuty . 11. Mytiugor ;
Rod. , Corro Gordo county , John Ponce ;
Savaniiah , Davis county , 11'01. 11. 'l'ihlot
son ; Valeria , Jasper county , E , Valeria
, iolttmson ,
Postollce changes in Nebraska during
time week ending November 17 , 1893 ,
furnished byVn1 , VanVioek of the
postoflico department :
Established-Mcronm , Dawson county ,
Neiicy B , Wright , posL % istress ,
Discoulinued - Giles , Washington
county.
Postmaster rap ) ointod-Saltillo , Lancaster -
caster count Anse ! . Reed ,
Of the many remedies lwtoro the pnblio for
Nervous Debility and woakno.s of Nerve
Generative SyHtmu , there is none equal to Al-
lan's Brain hood , which promptly and pttrlnn
neatly rartores all beet vigor ; It never falls ,
$1 pkg , , 0 for $5-At . . tlrnccists ,
-.ra > r--
MI111onnlro Tax Dodgers ,
Fromn the Now York llerahl.
What an outrage it is that , while the
middle classes pay taxes o ) all they consume -
sume , these millionaires should escape
their proper aharo of the publieburdens.
Lot us tax inheritances such as Vandur-
hilt receives amid large incomes of $10 ,
000 and upwards. Those taxes 0101)0
will reach time rich , and , tint for discrimi
oration , but far justice between the rich
atmd time poor , tliey ought to be imposed.
Burt's Shoes for Ladies' and Gouts , at
I , . \VII.LIASIS & SUN'S
Shoo Department.
FOUND IN A BOX.
Mr , John xln.nan , of Augusta , Me. , wrltus , May
10 , tins , a , follows ; " 1 have been afllcted for ome
year $ with a aevcre kidney trouble , and hanngnollced
an artlclul i one of our pl ; ers of the wandurtul .errs
Ilunt'.Immcdyhad pertOnnol In natty canoe of drop.
My , bFtdder ahd hid neytroublo. , arol Ilmling a bottle
h , n hot of .tray I cnnoludud 1 would try It ,
and commmend to take It , when , to .ugnle , l found
Utat the Oret bottle bonultul raw .e much that 1 dn
cideS that I would contlnuo Its u.e , and I kept on
taking it until 1 hal u.sd h. an slz bottle. , anti mn'
nppetlto I good , all imlulm thu bark and .Ida tlI ap
pcared , and for ono of my yaars am now SO yeara
old ) I a t able to attend to my huminra. , and mu
slrmlg aitS vlgoruuv , as many of my frlcod. and
nelghbom can tuaUy that know toe w.lI I beg to
.tats also , that tnany of our neighbor have used
hunt' , actncdy wllhcrluvlly as good result , , ati ono
of my friend. who bite. Juxtpurelneetl abotllo of Cup
, , y , xlnuati& , Aldin , of I'orCadsay. hu'would act
Ito wlthaut It at any prico-o "
THEBARER'a : WAY ,
Mr. Allred Nwlean , No 6 Lincoln street Lewlton ,
Aa , write , usMuy 2 ( , 1933 : "I have been severely
nllllcted for a lung tlmn with lndlge.tlon and Ihor
cotnplalnt , and at times all that I ate. . distressed
'no that f could not boar thu eight of foal. I had
tried a good jenny different rauodks for my corn.
plahd , and trey all fallel , until onu day Mr , ) lartel ,
one of our druggists In LOwllten , rocomnended
Ihint's lleutedy , as ho knawof so many tthobad usuf
It hero altbgrwtsuccess turkldney , liver , mm ! or.
Iuarv troubles , as well a. Indigestion , mui upon hl.
rccottnucodatlan I finally concluded to try a bottle ,
tndconunenced taklog , Mitt , very bttlo faltlt bt 14
fits first buttlu helped tea .0 much that 1 purclascd
toe more , arid It has done mu a wondertul amomt of
food and cured too of IndlgestloL I can eat all
klnds of fool now , and ran truly recomnad , hunt' ,
Ilemedya.astir. curotorludlgc.tlnnliter and kdd.
soy dlst oscs. "
PRACTICAL EXI'ERirNOE ,
Mr , Oeo. H , IlalesofN' , . U : Cottage Street , Lewis.
tan , Mo , a reliable mr.d protnklout cltlzou , Imparts
the following brtunnatlon , Ma ) ' 1I,1853I-
"llavhk , ! cured of tie valuabl qualities of hunt' .
'iumudy in a pmebal nrwnrr , l beg to state that 1
aon.dcr n a ruwody of great utcrlt , and ran most
cheerfully reconnend It to soy one troubled ultl ,
kidney er liver dh.asu "
DUFRENE & MENDELSSOHN ,
ROHITE OTS
tllmFSfnvEl ) TO OSIAI1t NATIONAl11LD
P3T1 Cf5ION eta Xa'Part. . of the
'Inman lady rnlsrgu I , Suvelopwd anti strengthened ,
, t4 , LaInteruLlnta'hernenwnt Iungrunhiour
s ; er lu reely Ur Inqulrle , mu ells ) O ) that hero Is
Flu ovl Iuneu rat iuuubug about RII. Cn lhacontrary
he mivertisers ate rcry highly unduraed , bderusteJ
alsous may gut soiled eircalars p lvlug all psrtlcu
ars by addrea.lnf Erlu Melutl lee , , 0 , ioz 01
uuuato , N. 1'-Lfovdo : EIOling Blau Whbly
FURNITURKI
-TfIE-
CHEAPEST
PLACE IN OMAHA TO BUY
Furniture
ISAT
DEWEY lWISO STONE' $
They always have fl the largest and beat stock.
NO STAIRS TO CLIMB ! ELEGANT PASSENGER
ELEAIITOR TOTHE DIPPIRENT FLOORS.
CREATENCLIBH REMEDY.
' Cur eS ratvovs a DebllllV
ORNITAL .039 1
OF ) IANLV VIO01t,9ponnalorr.
Lila , eta , when all other reme.
files fall. A cure gwmmoteed ,
t n.r.c a botllu , large bottle , four
, r ' times the quantity , f& 11' ez
y. , pre.s to arty addrolt solti h
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DIED
all druggIsts. ENoIJ91l
CAL 1NsTiTUTE , I'roelder , 718 Olio Street , St.
Lout.Sfo. - -
"I hate Bold SIr AaUcy Cooper's Vital lloatorativt
or years. Every customer .peaka highly of It. 1
unhoMltatinglyondorseIta.aremedy of trio bent
" . F. UoousAx , Dnlgglst.
Omaha Fob. 1 1993 , vl8 mao eodly
11 cltroutatlysilcp
9 ala and Ihor corn.
0STETTEp1 plalntanti lit chronlc
. CILERRATtI amstlpnllnu n n d
ulLer ubtlnnto dis
onaea ilostottcr' .
Stomach Itiltom is
tic ) ald all crnnpatl
.m , the hc.t retunly
that conic takenA
s r n meats of restoring
the strength aud v1
talcucrgyof 'eretut '
, " ) who areinking um
" tier the dehtlltating
eacctsof 'talyduttlls. '
a , order thlstandard
' vt'getaldolmlgerant
la confensodly on.
bTOMJ1CH equolled.
For ealo by
llrugglsts and Deal.
ore gunurally.
LANGUO16ANI ) I1SSiTUDGI ,
50 CWIMON IN TILE SPRING INDI
( JA7'P A'I'OltPII ) CONDITION Oj 'TILE
I,1vgItAND A SLUGGiSII OIitCULA
TiON OP'PILE LIFE.GIVING FLUIIIS.
al 'r1A Sl'OONFUL OP ' 1'A1tlt/1NT'8
SEL/l ZElt it 1'LltlENT IN AGIASSOF
1VA'1'Elt 11ALF AN IIOUIt IIEF01IE
1111gAKFAw1'VILL(1EN'I'LY ' ItEIJEVE
ANI ) lhlsIULV1'ITILE ( LIVER QUiCI :
IsN ANI ) l'UliFa' ] TI ! i OIItOl11 , 'L'ION ,
1.111'A1t'1'S NE1V lIFE AND V1(011 'PO
EVEItY FUN'r'C10N OF T11E BODY
ALL , 1)IIUGUIST'S1IAVEIT.
Imported Beer
IN BOTTLES.
Crlangel' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bavaria.
Ihlhnbacher. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bavaria.
Pllsner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bohemian
Kaiser. . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . .Btefnell.
DOMESTIC.
Budweiser. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .St. Louis
: lalrtuser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SL. Louis.
Best's . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DlilwnukCU ,
Sch Litz-Pilsner . . . . . . . . Milsvnulee.
ft.ru , s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Onutlla ,
Ale , Porter , Do nestle and lupine
Wine. ED. MAEYREII ,
1214 Farmmi.
Cornice-Yoks [ ;
IRON AND SLATE n00FINO.
Ca SPECHT PROP.
1111 Douglas Si. . Omaha , Nob.
) ! ANUFAYTUitER Of
Galvanrzea Iron Cornices
t Dormcr Window. , Flatala , Tin Iron and Slate
Roofing Sl ccbt'a patuut Metatlio BkIIght , I'atonl
wijudcti Ratchet flat and bracket Shelving. I am
ha general acuntfor limo above line of gun. . . Iron
enciug , Crestlug , , llalutnulos , Vuratulas , Iron flank
.burgs , Wlndow Wanda , Collar Urmrds ; also goiter. !
eat for I'aerson& 1111) atont inldo Blind ,
FOR SALE.
. 'E3 av/Tx. /
A Rare Chance for Printing Offices
Wo have for aoie .oecral barrell of a Bret
quallty of printing Ink. Being outdo for use
on sutaller or slower preseus than uo are now uslig ,
we will snit time same at 5j cents per pound free ml
board car at Onaha , svlli guamutee It to give good
.utlefactlon on enmallerand mtedium pre.sce.
TIIE ImEl : I'UBI.Is111NO CO
F. SOHEUERMANN M D.
ItEOULAIt OEitttAN
-Iomoo athio Physioian.
Nl'ICIALIST : OF
WOMEN , ( J111LIIIEN ) &OfIItONiC hiSEASs. :
Ilours-At Itolblouco , No. 1413 S. 10th Strcot , till
10 a. m. , and afar 3 ' , , u , , Iluure-At nilice , No 103
and 110 U. 15th Ut. Imou1 7 , trout 10 a. ul. , to 3 It. ii.
NJL-Tie'lope 5wonn wll bo ruutovld , without
Sanger , in thou of from 2 to 8 hours.
P\lebraska Cornice
-ANI-
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t .
) IANUFAOr'IHER6 OF
Gf LVANIZED IRON CORNICES
ox-mor'CICT1.adov'vasl ' ,
FINIALS , WINDOW CAl'S ,
TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFING ,
1'ATINT kll'l'AL10 SKVUOIIT ,
Leon Fencing !
Crestln gro , llallutrados , Veranda. , Olflcuand Unul
Jtaltings , Whwiow and Cellartluards , lta :
N , W , COIL. NINTI [ ANU JONI39 8Th.
1v3t , CAiSEII , ) tanager ,
' ' 7hIUIC1.1 m frrnrgt
. ? y Inr Kul , nr rsuns 'h I „
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" To nseof the term " 11501 1
S R91 T.hlo" in connection with the
fl U corporate nano of a groatroad ,
Cenyaa ml Idea 0f net what
roqulral by the traveling pub
I I N E tic-a Shirt TJne , Quick Time
and the best of accommod.
tlons-all of which arc turn.
Ihed by the greatest ratiway to America.
C HICAGO , ILWAUKEE -
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And St. Paul.
11owme and operates over 4,500 tulle. of road n
Northern Illinois , Wlseonshl , Minnesota , fouaand
Dakota ; and sal tts nmtu linen , branches and conneo
none reach all the great buslnees centres of the
Northne.tanti Far \Vest , It naturally answer , the
deacription of Short Lhro , and Best haute between
67dcago , Milwaukee , St , Paul and Mlmncapolls
ChlmguMilwaukee , f.n Ccuso and w'Innna. ,
Chicago , MllwaukeeAberdeen ant y3londala
Cldcago , Dlllwaukco , Eau Claire and Stlllwaler'
Chlcagu Mllumlkea avausauanti Merrill ,
Chicago , Milwaukee , heaver Dam anti .
Cldcego , Milwaukeu , Waukesha and Oconomnwoa. ' ,
Chlcngo , Slihvattleo , MatilsOf and l'rairlodu Chien.
Chlcngo , Slllwaukeo , Owatonna and Fsiribault I
Ctdago , Bclnit , Jancevlllo and Mineral'olnt.
Chdcagu , lIgIn , Itokfard.ud : Dubuque.
Chicago , Clinton , Rock Islam awl Coder Itaplde.
Chicago , Council pleas and Omaha C
Ctdago , Sioux City , Sioux Falls and Yankton l
ClocagO , Milwaukee , Mitchell mid Chamberlaln.
nook lalmld Dubuque , SL Pawl au.l Minneapolis.
Davenport , flalumr , SL Paul and Minneapolis. 11
Ihrllman Steelier. and the FIneet Dlningcars In
world era a on th umlulines ottho
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL Rp ILWAY I
anti every attenUnn Is pal. ) to passengers by court. = +
cull omployes of the company ,
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S. it MEmtiLL , A , V. IT. CA11PENTER ,
Cen9 Mmiaget Oen'I fans Ageni.
J , T. C1Altx , GO IT. 1nAFF011D ,
Oon'lSuprL AsstUcm'lPass. Ag'1.
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Important '
TO PARENTS AND OTIluits-THE ORPIIANa
110mll .
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wo have had a grnat lmp'ovcmont in the health of
Our ehfldren by time nro of Swifts Specl8a We had
among the ohlir n seine who had scrofula-notably
vile case hr whlclm it wai '
VNNI.TA.AIILv IICIIPOITART ,
We got coma of Swift' Bpccfao and gave it to this ,1 s
ca.e , and In aehort whl'o it was cure , sound and
well. It was asbada c.seI think as I over saw ,
and hail bueu under oxco lent phyticlans with no
rwrmanentbmncft We have been ; , hingit to all
the children as a health tounia We have four chll t ;
dren mud one scanttres , who , for years , have .uncrcd y ,
hdonsoly ov ry eprng , with erysipelas , and thought I.
they hall been takhlg SW it's s ocI0a vidy in nnaa
dos a t. a health tattle , they all , w thout a xeoptlon
paa.ed thorough thle spr rag wIthout a tonelt of Co
cougdaiut.
Ayountlady of the Inetltltlnn , who tae been
with us for years , haw been troubled with ainost ag
gravated rash ever intro alto was a child. She tried
mill the frown rtnncdlos that arc p es'rlbud for It
with mobenetlt ; but eho has beau cured by taking f -
Saift's Specill : , and has had no retuiai of the trouble.
It is .ucltan oxeullmlt tunio , and keeps the blood
en pure. , that tsosystmn Is Ice.liablo to contract dll- ;
ease. A11 of the teachers and cart ! term whim are old
enough to know agree with mein believing it Is ram M1
greatert modlcino kno.n. My fall in Itls mrboun
Soil , and I and mvnadetauts take grew pl asuro hl }
recutnnmttliug Itt , ) every one , I I can at all time bo
found at time Ilauu. and will take pleasur In seeing . .
or cam ruspmullug with any who is luurestodln the
rmnedy.
ltev , L D , PAINS , Orphans' Mane.
Macon , Qa
Our trcatlsu ml flinotand Skin tileeasee mailed free
to appitcants. 'r1IE Bwwr sl LLlFI I CO. , I I
Dmwer9AtlantAGa , t
ST , LOUIS PAPER ¶ REHOUB.
Graham Co.
, Paper . ,
217 and 210 North Slain St. , SL Louts 1
WIIOLESALE DEAT.EIL9 IN
NESYU floox , , } PAPERS , { williila ii.
ENV1L01'I'S , CARD IIOAILD AN ! )
PRIN'TERS' STOCK
< IITCash paid or ltags and I'apo BtockSorMetalnd.
J. P. WEBER & CO. s
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MANUFACTURERS OF
BRACES !
FOR TIIE CmtRECTON OF ;
Physical Defo'lujti , B ,
Hip 1111(1 ( Spinal Discus s ,
Chub Feet , Slifl' lllltCS ,
Bow Legs , Knock Inees , etc. s
TRUSSES Npk Np
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Of the best make kept on hutd. 75usscs reptalrcd ,
Cn tebca made to order. Small jobs of all kind.
Sad Lt Stool , Iron anti wood.
k36dfhtepmlrulg of all khids d no neat , cheap and
'rumpt. FIrcI 4'rcndumt given our work at the No.
lroka State Fair of 1853.
803 South Tenth 34 , Omaha.
DISEASES OF THE
EY&EAR r
J , Tr ARMSTRONG , Ali. D.J
Oa. fiat n ss41 . .4L ri/9t / ,
11(14 Fam.m ctreot , oppoaltu Paxton hotel , Outa !
ha , Neb.
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All thm..ho from IaSlacrvllen. , earn , , or . . , . .
wk , uuwrved , lw llr11.1 , pky/iiail , J.In.J. Bed unship to
petunia Ill' . ' . duties pruarlr , eau L. aetu'al ' , . .4 vnta.
mollat.d , wllkaue.lam.eh mulhmt. , Eedarn4b tr.or.
allai.y , a.d U. , pre. , 15.VMft4I lS.mr.uue , l Tb. a' (
' Ian ffae.llne N.troe. 1 Lllll ,110 IP.D. . . . .
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' ) is : 1'ONIi11LC $ . x
huatIu ea.ealordat rp.t.I nnWi.llIsfall . .4 pe ,
teel Wuakuatl , . . , 3 cIIIok..IT , plPUUt..tad
r I trul.r . tnn..u.Jal T , phpld. , a./ ,
1Woy nn.NF.ui 1U It T.1.11 IL , ) . I tell
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