* , ! * .
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s >
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1409 and 1411 DodgoSt , ( S1"1 } OMAHA. NEB , '
V MANOTAOT0KKR OF OF BTRIOTt. ?
AND TWO WHEEL CARTS ,
1310 and 1X10 llarnay Utrcot and 403 S. ISth Street , ) HH/TATTA
.
ailustrited Catalogue furulshod free upon application. f V l-XAAia.
Uy Hoposltory onsUntly filled with * BolootJstock. Best Workmanship guaranteed.
Office and Factory S , W. Corner 16th and Capitol Avenue , Qtiahc.
RICHARDS & CLARKE , W. A. CLARKE ,
Proprietors. Superintendent
U. P. RAILWAY 17TH2& 18TH STREETS
i
!
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS | IN
WATER WHEELS , EOLLERQMILLS , ;
MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE
Celebrated 'Anchor ' Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth
STEAM PUMPS , STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE.
BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS ,
ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON.
1
§
We nro prepared to i'urnisli plans nnd estimates , and will contract for
e erection o Flouring Mills nnd Grain Elevators , or for changing
Flouring Mills , fromStono to the Rol'tT ' System ;
BSiPEspecifil attention given to furnishing Power Plants for any pur
pose , nnd estimates made tor same. General machinery repairs attended
to promptly Address
RICHARDS & CLAEKE , Omaha , Nob.
PERFECT ION
; IN
Heating and Baking
TH only attained by using
Foi sale by
MILTONROGI3RS { & SONS
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL ,
[ C'O.NTINUKI ) mOM FIRST 1'AOK. ]
Mr , Stcolc , ( rop. Ind. ) , from tlio snnio
committee , submitted the virws of the
minority on the Fitz John I'orlor bill ,
Ordered printed.
Mr. Kin } , ' ( dom. , Li. ) chairman of the
committco of the Mississippi lovecs , re
ported n bill to close the gnps in the
lovcoa of the Mississippi river , and for
the improvement of its navigation. It
nppronrintoa 8100,000 , to bo expended in
nccoranituo witli the recommendation of
the Mississippi River commission. Ho-
furred to the committee of the whole.
Mr. Lymnn ( ind. , Mass. ) from the
committco on military ntFuirs , reported a
resolution calling on the secretary of war
for the name , rank , and regiment or corps
of ovcry olllcor of the army berne on the
sick report as unabloto perform full duty ,
from July 1. 1870 , to December 81 ,
1883 , or recommended for rutiromoni
during the same period. Adopted.
Mr. Mills ( dom , , Tox. ) offered a resolu
tion directing the committco on judiciary
io report whether the president , by and
with the consent of the sonnto can no-
otiato treaties with foreign governments
jy which duties levied by congrcsa can
jo changed or abrogated , Adopted.
Mr. Green , ( dom. N. C. ) , oiVcrcd a
usolution that the committee on public
icalth nwlto an investigation of the quoa-
,1011 of adulteration of food and suggest
egialation if any is nocdod. Referred.
Mr. Mills ( dom. Tex. ) , from the com-
inittoo on ways and moans , reported as a
substitute for Messrs. Ilowitt ( dom. N.
Y. ) , and Boltnont's ( dom. N. Y. ) , rosolti-
ions , resolutions asking the president
"or information as to irregular practices
n the importation of foreign goods and
requesting suggestions for legislation in
.hat connection. Adopted.
Air. Townsend ( dom. 111. ) , introduced
\ bill outhorizing the president during
the recess of congress to prohibit any
imports injurious to the public health
from countries which , on the aamo
ground , prohibit the importation of
American goods. lloforrcd.
Mr. Cox ( dom. N. Y. ) , chairman of
: ho committee on naval nllairs , reported
jack n resolution calling on the aocrotnry
of the navy for information as to wheth
er any oflicor of the navy had received u
; ift from n foreign power without the
jonsent of congress and whether any ono
n the naval servicn rendered aid to the
British navy at the Dombaidmcnt of
Alexandria. Adopted.
Mr. Cox said ho had found a basis for
, ho resolutions.
Mr. Springer ( dom. 111. ) ollorcd a resolution
elution callim. ' on the postmaster general
'or copies of correspondence with the do-
lartmontof justice in regard to the star
outo prosecution and an itemized state
mentofthooxponditurcsofthodopartnicnt
"n investigating those frauds. Keforrod.
Mr. Shelly ( dem. Ala. ) ollored a reso-
ution directing the committee on rivers
and harbors to inquire as to the necessity
of an immediate appropriation for con-
inuing the work on important river and
larbor improvements where work has
jeeii or is about to bo suspended for
want of appropriation. Referred.
Mr. Hatch ( dom. , Mo. ) presented a
memorial from the committco of the
National Live Stock convention. Ordered
printed.
Mr. Willis ( dem. , Ky. ) , chairman of
the committco on livers and harbors , re
ported a bill appropriating § 1,000,000
for continuing the improvement of the
Mississippi river. Referred to the committee
mittoo of the whole.
The house went into committee of the
whole ( Mr. Cox , of Now York , in the
chair ) for its consideration.
'Mr. Willis stated the appiopriation
was necessary to prevent injury to valua
ble plants , and to enable the commission
to proceed to werk.
Sir. Belford ( rep. , Col. ) , referring to
the question as to which committee the
bill should go to , debated some days ago ,
said ho wished to call the attention of
the country to the fact that while the
republican party was willing to make a
liberal appropriation for the improve
ment of the Mississippi , gentlemen on the
democratic side were higgling about the
committco jurisdiction.
Mr. King ( dom. , La. ) denied that there
was any conflict between the Mississippi
levee committee and the rivet and har
bor committee.
Mr. Belford wont on to point out to
the house its line of duty , which ho de
clared would unlock the vaults of the
national treasury. [ Laughter. ] There
are , ho said , § 100,000,000 in the treas
ury kept out of business channels and
trado. Business iirms were failing all over
the country because the money IT as kept
out of employment. Suppose § 20,000-
000 were appropriated for the Mississipp
river whore would it go ? Not to Franco
or England , but to the horny-hando
toilers of this country. It was the duty
of the majority of the house to compel ,
execute and enforce n broad and liberal
policy in regard to the great water
courses in order that they might over
come the men who control the railroad
corportions of the country.
Mr. Blanchard ( dom. , La. ) critiziasd
the remarks of Mr. Belford as having ,
under guise of support of the measure ,
injected a noxious dose of politics. Ho
misstated the democratic side when ho
stated it was not harmonious in support
of thin Improvement. The speaker would
guarantee for every vote cast for the
measure by the republicans that two
would bo cast by democrats.
Mr. Henderson ( [ rep , , la ) spoke in
favor of appropriating $20,000 to con
tinue the improvement of the ice harbor
at Duburiuo.
Mr Gibson ( dom. , W. Va. ) said the
committee on rivers and harbors did not
depreciate the importance of
other improvements by asking iinmo-
diato consideration ot the pending mea
sure. It was brought forward out of re
spect to the message of the president
and the pressing recommendation of the
commission.
Mr. Hunt ( dom , La. ) argued that im
provement was both necessary and ccon
omical.
Mr. Bayno ( rep , , Pa. ) would not vote
against the measure , but disliked to hoar
it advocated to the detriment of all other
streams of the country. Improvomnn
of the Mississippi was yet an undomou
strated experiment.
Mr. Miller ( rep. , Pa. ) ventured to ay
there had not boon an appropriation fo"
river improvement from which there hat
been so much filching as those for the
Mississippi and mutterings had como uj
that private corporations and individua
were being wonderfully benefited by
them ,
Mr. Hepburn , ( rep. la , ) , was in favoi
of the improvement of the navigation o
the river , but not the banks and planta
tioiiH on each eido of the stream , and bo
lioved it was the purpono of certaii
gentlemen of the house to secure the iui
luovemcnt of their own properly am
property of their constituents by securing
ing plantations on the lower Mismaaipp
from oyorilow rothor than to protuc
nrvi ation. The clerical and inunia
iho Koiiimmhion ho said line
oaten nearly half of the $ -.000,000 ap-
proprlatcd. Ho believed tnO commis
sion contemplated 5,000 miles o.f .loveos
and for this an appropriation ol $30 ,
000.000 would bo only a beginning.
Mr. llorr , ( rep. Mich. ) , ixnd'Mr. Hen *
duraon , ( rep. 111. ) , favored the bill.
Without action , the committco arose
and the house adjourned. Further debate -
bate on the subject in committee will bo
limited to thirty nannies ,
WASHINGTON WA1KS
WASHINGTON , January 15. The HvO
stock dealers , through Representative
Hatch , have submitted to the house n
petition asking for legislation to stamp
nit the pi euro pneumonia by slaughter
ing all infected cattle , and the govern
ment inspection of all export meats at
the expense of the importer.
Mr. Springer made an argument to-day
in favor of purchasing additional granitu
for a public building at Springfield , 111.
The commlttro on ways and moans
iavo decided not to act for the present
m Townshcnd's bill for restriction of the
mportation of goods from countries
rhich prohibit imports of American
; oods. It is thought the more introduc-
ion of such measures might have the
desired oiled. _
Representative Springer says moro
han 82,000,000 , overcharges are duo the
government , and a majority of the Star
'onto contractors who tnado those over
charges are still in the employ of the
government. Ho proposes to go into
ho matter.
GolrK Tor tlio Ijinul Orantn ,
WASHINGTON , January 15. At' the
noeting of the house committee on pub
ic Innds this morning , consideration was
; ivcn the argument 1'ryor made ycstor-
lay in favor of the Texas Pacific land
grant to the Southern Pacific. The sub-
: ommittoo in charge of the forfeiture of
and grants to railroads was directed to
oport a bill declaring the land grant
orfcitcd. The report will bo made to
ho full committee to-morrow. It
s based on the grounds that the
L'oxas Pacific company did not
comply with any of the requirements of
ho act granting the land and the South
ern Pacific had defeated the building of
ho Texas Pacific fortho purpose of pro
outing a competition with the Central
'acific. The object of congress in mak-
ng the grant the committee says , was to
ecure a rival line from San Diego to east ,
'ho house committee received a request
rom the attorney of thoOntonagon state
ino road through Michigan , asking a do-
ay of two weeks bo granted , at which
imo ho might bo hoard. It was refused.
? o-morrow the attorneys of the Oregon
Jentral will bo hoard. Not moro than
wo attorneys are allowed to speak , each
laving an hour.
KOP Banks aml.Uankorfl.
WASHINGTON , January 15. At _ the
neeting of the senate finance committee
o-day , Sherman proposed an important
amoiulmont to his hank billdosigned ; to
neot the objection to the measure which
would base the amount of circulation
upon a fluctuatingstandard. Hoproposed
, o authorize the secretary to issue
lational bank notes up to ninety per
cent of the full value of three
tor cent bonds deposited as security for
simulation. Were a higher rate of
jonda deposited , lie proposed to compute
, ho interest above three per cent and al
ow a circulation to the amount of 90
> cr cent of the aggregate interest over
, hreo per cent for the whole time such
bonds have to run. Thus four per
cent bonds having twenty-throo
fears to run being deposited
is security for circulation would entitle
: ho hank depositing it to rccoivo currency
at the rate of § 110 70 for each § 100 bond
deposited , that being 1)0 ) per cent of the
face value and ! 10 per cent additional for
all excess of interest over 3 per cent.
A I'YiiltlesB Uallot ,
LOUIHVILLK , Ky. , January 15. The
senatorial contest is still undecided.
Another ballot was taken to-day with no
result. Adjourned till Wednesday.
Barnum'H "White Elephant.
LiVEiirooL , January 15. Tlio steamer
'rom Siam with Barnum'a white elephant
ms arrived.
TORPID
1DSSORDERED LIVER ,
and r ALARIA. . .
I'rom tliuso uoAtcua Dilao1Siico-ioart.Ui ox
Ibo illsoasos of tlio human nfoTlioso _
s/inptomsiuiUcatotllolrxv ( ' "tiJoaoof
Api > ctlto , JJowcIn oi - ' ' H. > " "
r.iluv fiilltiCNZ Hflor * " " .
riertlou nt haily v. -'an
at food , lrrlf.il-.t\ > . . . w
lililt , A frr' : 7 . ' lev - - > * U. fl
iuuo tliitv Att\j-.ics , i iJ.i-i. . lutf fit tlio
HeartIt. . Jjl.ivmrn tlio crei.IHulvJy col
ored UrCr- , CONSTIPATION , ami do-
manil the iiso of in oinody thnr , acts cl I rootly
on tbo Liver. AaaLlvorincilIoIiioTU'i'T'i !
i > ! f > ri ! Jmvu no oqunl. Tliolr aotlonontho
Kldnuyiniiil fiUIn la also prompt ; romovlns
nil impatltlcs tlirough tli080tliroo" cav
cnasiM ot tlio Byatcin , " iirtxluclng uppo-
titu.aoiina rtlKCfitlon , rPttuliirBtoolB.n. clear
BltlnauaavlfjorousliodjTUTT'H VlfifM
CIUMO no nuusua or gilplng nor Interfere
with Oiillr vork nucl ai o ft porfoot
A 3TI OTIS TO WlALARIAr
Bold every whfrp.JjrSo. OlIlco. < lMurriiy8t.N.lf.
"fi
Gnr Hum on WHIBKKIW clmnjroa In-
Dlnntly to u Uixissv JJLACIC byaslnnlo ixp.
jllcitlon or thla Urn. Bo hi by Drub'clsto ,
orsunt liy nxnrcos on rooolpt of 81.
Offloo. i VMurriiy Btroct , New York.
HAHUAI. OF USEfUL RECEIPTS FREi.
OMFHREY
ron Tnn ctrnn op AU < nisBABEs 01 ?
roil TWESTV YEAIlfl IIiimnhrrv ' llnmoo.
pnllilo Vf H-rlnnry Hpf ; clllc i Iiavoljwn "fed uy
I'nrmerii. Hlork llrei/dpri , Mvr
'I'urlinnn , llnrne ItnllriindH , MniiiifarliiriTH ,
Cnnl Minn t.'omimiilrn , 'I'rov'u Illiiiiodriiinri
nnd .Mi'iinnrrlri. and otiicrii luiuafluu itock ,
"ii'iiniilJrfV ! ' "VHerlnofv Manual. { 830 pp , '
font free by mnll on receipt of price. Ml cents
fif rumiihlrl * noiil fri-o ou oppllcattou
HIJMI'IIIIHYHIIOMBOI'ATIIHIMKD.CO ,
lOil Pultun blrcct , ftew York. "
NERVOUS-DEBILITY.
Vital WnaLnesi anil Trot-
tir.lton from overwork or
EnDATUlO U radical/ !
llfAI.mljcureai.ylC
lloeri In inn V ) yrari , QpPPClP | NH 9S/ / '
fulrrmedyknown , Irlcof lic > rTlalorlvfaUft3
laritovlal of powder for t M-nt I > o t frcoonre
< vlutofrrlre. llinnulirryN1 lliiinro.nli-iltin ,
Uliut , Caulosuulvitj iU'J i' ulluu OU. fi , Yv
DISEASES OF THE
f > * m A ' '
& EA.
J , r ARMSTRONG , M , D. .
OotaXieat Vv/acl a. %
10 * F tr ta SUM4. , opjmlto I'attoa Hotel , Otn h
CAPITAL PRIZE , $76 ,
iaTickotii only $5. Shares In Proportion1
Loiiteiana & Loilcrsf ( Jompany ,
" < : do Mtli'tl ttrtlfy lhai tri AyrrnVf tt , nr-
ranpcmenti for < ? fM MontMyaml Sfmilnniial
Drwcings ( if the / ViMtm Afe lottery C'om-
) > any , am ! in jvriaif managt anil control Hit
Vramngi tlittmehtt , aftf that the tame are con *
ducM tctth Itontttyiiinu' ' / ' , ' ami in pvoil faith
totMnl all jtirtiu , aiul ire ( tiiiWisc tht fomKiny
ta iue thin certificate. Kith Jiic-itfM's of our sty.
natitrciattachtol , initi mtifrtitttntrtlt. "
Inrorp > ratcd In ISO3 ( or 2.1) can by the lee ilaturo
( or educational and rharltalila purpoxi ) with n cap
ital o ( J 1,000.000 to which nreacrte fund ol over
t3CO,000 halt IIHCC been added.
Ily an incrnlictmtti ; potulir tote It * franchise
wanmuio a part ( I the prr nt stall constitution
adopted December 2d , A. I ) . 1870.
The only Lottery over voted on nnd on-
doracd by the people of nny SUto.
It iioi er BCJ.ICS or postpones ,
Its grnnd silicic nuinbor drawings take
place monthly.
A uplomlld opportunity to win n Fortune ,
Socotul nrnwl brawhiR ClftM 11 , nt Now Or-
loan * , IhiosJfty , Fobninrj' l"i 188105th
MouUily drnwinp.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $70,000.
100,000 TlckoU nt Viva Dollar * Knch. Krnc-
tliniH , in Fifths in proportion.
LMT OK I'HIZKS.
1 CAPITAL 1MIIZK I I 75,000
1 do do E1.0CO
1 do do 10,000
! ! rni2K.sot'aooo 12,0(10
E do SOOO 10,000
10 do 1000 10.000
so do MW. . , 10,000
100 do ! 0 M.WO
see do 100 so.ooo
600 ilo M 23.000
1000 do 25 25,000
0 Approximation prlioj of C7KO 8,760
9 do do COO 4,600
0 do do EM
1007 Prlios , amounting to , ? : o5r.oo
Application for rnto to clulM nhtmld boinadoonly
at tlio olllco ol the Compui } In New Orleans.
For further Inlormatum wrlto cUvxrly gltlng full
aiJdroM. Jlako P. O. Money Order * pajablo and
address KcgUtcred Litters to
KKVf OHLEAN3 NATIONAL HANK ,
New Orleaim , La.
rfwtAl Notes and ordinary letters by Mall or Express -
press ( all turns ot $3 and upwaids by Kxprc s at our
eipenso ) to
II. A. DAUPHIN.
or Jf. A. DAUPHIN , New Orlfani , I.-4.
007 Seventh St. , Washington , D. 0
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO
B. Frank 5V ! o ore.
127 La Sa/le Street. Chicago ,
Now Manager of Chicago Ollloo. To when apply fm
Information and tickets. 165th Monthly . * , V | !
Drawing.
Feb. 12
Tuesday , . ,
Flrut Capital Prlzo 875 OCO. Tickets. $3 ; sold In
Fifths at 81 each. See full echcihe abin o.
The necenslty fo
prompt and ofllclout
hoimohold remedlea
ladallyKronltiKlnoro
ImparatlvL , and ol
tlioeo Ilontottcr'n
Htomaeh IJiltera la
the chief In mlrlt nn > 4
the niottt iinpul&r.
Irregularity ol the
stomach and liowils ,
malarial f overs , liver
complaint , debility ,
rhcumatlam and
minor ailment ) , are
thoruiiKhly conquer
ed by thltlncouipara-
bio ( amlly restorative
and medicinal Bale-
KTianl.anillt In Just
ly regarded aa the
purcgtanilmo toom-
prohoiuU o remedy
f Itj clam. Kor eolo b > all Dru UU and Uoalun
enerally.
An riMlUnl BpprUilDclMil * sfciquljll'lltvflr
ttU world , nnt I'ttnrpll * . IM&rrW * . f rtr I T .
dliurdrrl bftht ItlcMtl * * Otiuf A f * r divp4 luwt d.ll < Hu i lUTur
* | lu f chftin | > . M. > „ ! 14 til lumm.r drlnki Trr II , I
vtr * rf vuuuurf'lu. Aik ymir rnfr .r A nintat fo UI ( WAII
; . w. wurpESUAini ,
Cl JillOAUH'jtY , If. Y.
S. H , ATWOOD ,
Plattsmouth , - - - - Neb
BUiUDRROK TllOBOCOIItnilO AMD IIIOIl OUADH
HEREFORD UD JERSEY CATTLE
AKD DUBOO OK JURHRT BUD RWIiTO
fJTVoung itoolc tor Bale.QOorroiponilcnro collcltod.
EED STAR LINE ,
Itoynl unil.U.SS. JVfnll Steiiuicru
SA1LING1EVEUY SATURDAY
IIHTWKKN
NEW YORK AND ANTWERP
Ttie llhine\Germany \ , Italy , Holland and France
Htecra-.ro Outward , (20 ; l'rt > | nld from Antwerp , * * )
Kxouralon , ? IO , IncIuJInit hoddlnff , etc ; 2d Cabin
$56 ; Kicunlon , 4100 ; Haloon Iron : $00 to (90 ( ; Kx
curelon (110 to $160.
tfJTJ'ctcr Wright & Sons , Ocu. Agta. 65 Broadway
Caldwell , Hamllloii k Co. , Omaha P , K Fl.odma
JtOo.JMN , lOtii Htrcet , Omaha ; V. K Klmhall
Omaha ARenU. mteeod-ly
Western Cofnice-Wofks
IBON AND BLATB HOOKINO.
C. SPECHT , PROP ,
1111 Omihi , Neb.
IIANUFAOTIIKKIV Of
Galvanized Iron Cornices
rnorni ( > t Wlndom , nntab. Tin. Iron and HlaU
aooHtig , Hitcchfa patent lUtolllo Hkllaht , FaUnt
KlliuUxi lUtchct lUr and llracket hhvlrinif. 1 am
h K i raU iUor thu above Iliw ol uooda. Ir n
tnciuir , L'rutliu * , llaluntiadw , Yomudcii , Irun BttiiS
lniiii , UluJow Ililndt , ColUr Oiuiiln : aUo Ke
t for IVrrfinb Illll atnnt'ncM ' ; Illlnit.
IDR.HORNE'S ELEGTRIO BELT
IWtnn Acui' , rrolniKiis VIMl , > ! < % Onlr wlrntinoK
inrlirltln Amrrionllisldi'niKthoKlrcfrlcltr nml n
21 OOO Would Not Buy It.
Uox.it I wa ainirtrd with rheumatism , anc
TtmHt , v u l"B n ' " 'I'To ftnr OIIB afflicted trlh !
thVt , ! ! . „ . . . , ' would ay , buy Ilorno'n Klectrto Ilelt.
Anj oiiorAnro 'crw'thlnoll ' ' > 'WTUIl'K ' or calling
at m.l * , MM IM , .
MAIN OKKICn-OM-osltoHT'toniwl | Uootn *
-\t wile at 0.1' . Ooodman' DtUg 6 on/1110 ?
Fnrnam rt'eet , Omaha ,
OrdninilcdC.O. I ) .
DUFRENE & MEMELSOH/i ,
lITUKVtOVKD ) OMAHA NATIONAL DANK
\\honi ilrlinilcxlniuiilliiii ami | m < mature
lcri varnranwdbji > icfMr . rrromof joiilh.ete ,
Are pfrfectlrontoml to roliutt lirntlti unit
\lir rnii muiilinoil liy THE MAR8TON
nOLUS * 4 n t4 > mftrh dnipelnR. TiutitrrAtment
of Nrr % iiuii llrMlltr ami 1'lnnlciil llvrnyl *
uniforml > uec < iful 1 > cr ii lia oil on perfect
illiiEiin | * , itFtvnnil dlrrrt iui-lhiul nt 1 > -
Mlmo Ihorouulinr" . ho led 'lrri > tUn freo.
MARS10N REMEDYCO.,40W.14thSL , Now York.
Imported Beer
IN BOTTLES.
Erlitngor , Bnvarin.
Culmbiiclipr , Bnvarin.
Pilsner Bohemian.
Kaiser Bromou.
DOMESTIC.
Bmhvoisor St. Louia
Anlmuser St. Louie.
Bust's Milwaukee.
Schlitz-Pilsuer Milwaukoo.
Krug's Oiualm.
Alo. Porter. Dooiostic n\\A Rhine
Whio. ED.MAURER ,
1214-Fnmnm.
$ 2O.OOO for-
K t M ( Ilegnlar Monthly Draw * will take plaoe
.Bill " > the Masonic llft'l , Muonlo Temple uull-
U II Idlng , In LiuU\Ille , Ky.
Thursday January 31st , 1884.
A Lawful Lottery A. Fair Drawings ,
chartered by tlio legislature of Ky. , and twloo dcTlar-
cdlrgalhytho hlgliudt court In tna State Hand
gl\en to Henry County In the sura of 3100UOOfor the
jirompt payment of all prizes sold.
A INVOLUTION IN H1NQLE NUM1JKU DIUWINQB
f.fR\en ticket holder hUown supervisor , can oal )
out the number on his ticket and KOO tha oorroipond-
Ing number on the tng placed In the heel In hli
preBcnd ) . Those drawings ulll occur on the last
Thursday ot o\vry month. Head tbo niagnlfloent
January Boboino.
1 Prlio t. 9 3C.OOO
1 Prize 10,000
1 IMzo 6,000
2 Prizes , J',2,500 each B.OOO
5 1'rlios , lOOOeORh 6,000
20 Prizes , WOcach 10,000
100 Prizes , lOOeach 10,000
200 Prizes , M cadi 10,000
600 Prizes , 20 each 10,000
1000 Prizes , 10 each 10,000
0 Prizes , SOU vaeb Approximation Prizes , 2,700
9 Prizes , 200 " " 1,800
0 Prizes , 100 each " " 000
1,876 PiUos. J110.JOO
Wliolo Tlclcota , $3. Half Tlofeoto , SI
127 Tickets , $00. DO Tlcnuti , $100.
Remit money or Dank Draft In Letter , or send hi
express. DON'T HKNU 1JY RKQ1STKUKD LETTE1I
Oil POST OFK1CKOIIDKII , until further notice. Or
ders of H and upward by expreni , can bu > cut at 0111
expense. Address all order * tn J. J. DOUIILAS ,
Loulmlllo , Kv. uod & Hl ftwl t 3w om
Within 1J mtlos of PoBtofltoo , on ftH < 3
uoiir atruot car lines , at
A 7D UPWARD , IN
MONTHLY PAYMENTS !
$10.00 to 525.00.
TN SUBURBS ,
$1OO EACH
IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS , § 10.
THOUSANDS
of neroi of Improved and unimproved
FARM LAND
Throughout the Stnto at $3 Vo S&O per
aero , Long time ; low interest.
Houses , Lots and Land *
UOU011T AND SOLD ,
r. . 3DOAITB & GO.
( s. W. Oor. and Douulas SU ,
Lots ! Lots ! ! Lots ! !
LOTS oFxiIEM
m torn in IIAWTIIOR.IB. Every one knows this to
boths ncc t thin * In the market. A V * T Fin ?
torn n KmRvoon. These iiro acceded to be the
chc pct In the market. 200 IX.T. . n OMAHA VIKT ?
It will pay j on to go with u and \mw them.
\V wtm ! d bn pleaiod to stow any property w huro
listed. trice. and value of nil thl < property will
aduncoln the Spring , consequently It will
toNe
.
anil sue from f76 ta $150.
, In -
IMPROVED PIIOPEUTY.
No-
1 ( J.CM. Itotw ol flie rooms on half lot , nlnu
Mock * frt m U. I' , depot. 1 crm e y.
4 12,600. Buslnete corner and btilUIng. Term *
to milt ,
fr 12,000 , Ilortrcofilx rooms on full lotonMlh
tt. no for It.
0 ttOCO. Tire hotnts on ono lot In a ( food IOTA-
lion. North IDth § 1 , nearntrtct car , and all ID
Rood rcr lr. A peed bAtpiln.
7 StOOO. A magnificent tUelll e in Retllck'a
milnlhlVnn , l > ri M new , nltliull lha eoralorti of
our minloin dvlllutlon. A bargain for yen ,
8 Bc\en room houi ( > , bet" con Center and Iorca.i
otrrcti , set en blockg from the U , I' , depot.
K.1CO , aril tenns cany.
10 An exotllent Inside mMcnco property , highly
rr p cUliU l.xiallty , and t\crjtlilti | , ' In Ho , I
hap ; terinn , fJ,7tO.
13 $ ! , r > 00. Uo d houio of tlx tootnn , May con *
rcnlcnt to U. 1' . depot. Thin | ire | > erty M ( fill
inUe and can bo I might for the eulcil tcrm.1
1UI II0- |
"a M.COO. Neat cotUifo on half lot In Parker's ad
dition. A bargain.
73 Homo nlcoten roomi on Hhcrman a\cnno. con-
M'tilcnt to tlio biidlneat part , and very dcslrabla
for mldrnce. (3 Son.
> ! A houpo of elRht rooms In Hhlnn'i ) fddltlon ,
in arly now ani only ono block from itreet can ,
a\ery homelike place , and IMA purchase bar-
Haiti dimply Imincnto. Only $2.0uO.
05-JI.OCO. A near , little cotUga In Shlnn'slaildl-
Uon , cant front , cheap ,
07 81,700. House of four rooms on 27th and
IHMiuhn. Tumi ttty.
88 Houneof niorooin * , ncvly new , Shlnn's addl.
tlon. $1,000 ; f.W > In each acil balauco In
inontlity luyincntn.
03 $2XW ( , A Rood house In Bhlnn'a addition , six
rooms and all In Hood repair. One half down
and long time tor the bulanco.
07 J2.500. A n lea new house In llnnscora Place ,
cheap ,
00 Sl.OOO. A nnuvll cottnpo and lot In Improve
ment AeHOclatlon addition . Look at It.
fcS.MX ) . Tc ttory hou e , of nice rooms , on
Nineteenth (10) ) ttrcct. In Elizabeth place , ono
Mock from street car line. Go look at It for a
bargain.
$4UOO. On Shmimn nrcnuo , a houio and lot.
Tlia lot has a CO toot frontage on two strtots.
Terms caa\ ,
01 tfl.SW. IAFRO two-ttory houno ot 14 rooms
Mid good barn , harlnK 0 complete box
and liar lot ! , on corner lot on Snerman avcnua
two blocks from car line. Great place for
hotel or builncws of any kind , Oo and look
at It.
01 ? 4,000. A two-etnry houno of 10 rooms on full
lot In Shlnn's Crst addition. Good Imprcvo-
inonU.
52 < lSOt ) . A ono- tory cottai'o on fit 1 lotn In Tar-
ker's addition ; food ell and shade trcca.
Tcnns to Bull purchasers.
CO f4,700. Houio of 6 rooms on very arRO lot In
Capitol hill addition. This place Is complete ,
haIng barn , ell , cistern , ondonl < * ono block
from car lino.
00 41,000 , House and lot Monthly payments of
SIS each. A rare bargain.
00 $1.800. IToueo of 3 rooms , and bam , on
full lot In Hauscom place , one block from cor
track.
80-81,100. Story and half houna of E rooms on
half lot near U. 1' . depot Cosh bargain.
SO 81,000. Ln > ifO ntoro bu ding on leased lot ,
leave to run lira } can. Easy terms and near
depot
83 41,500. House and lot on Douglas and Twen *
tj-FCM-'nth iitrcoU , K ° od barn , well and cistern ;
gt-00 do n and balance to mi.t.
BU fOOO 'IVontory frame store butldlnjr , 22x66 ,
on Sixteenth street Shchlog and counters ,
curtains , etc. The lease on lot can run flvo
\ uxm. ThU Btoro bulldlnj ; It only three blocks
f rom posUilllco ; wlllsdl forrauh.
84 Sl.'ifiO. Houio and lot In Kountz 3 addition ,
bctncen Tenth and Eletonth on.Hlcliory. Thte
IH a Kreat birgaln.
70 ? S,000. Mco house and lot on Clark Httect , E.
V. Smith's addition. Convenient to street CM ;
a valuable corner fcr residence or business.
C1IUAP LOTS In parts ot tlio city AIUIS S n
pamot the Slate. Conveyancing and all kind
of legal papers executed at our olllco.
ilouey loaned on Ucal Estate.
: TDon't fill to sea other largalns on our lists.
.ttfNoUrv rublloalnajs In our offico.
Sears & Bosard
,
COIl. 16TU AND DODQK STS ,
( WUllanu' Block )
DREXEL & MAUL
,
SUCCESSORS TO JOHN 0. JACOBS )
UNDERTAKERS ,
*
, t the old stand , 1417 Farnam street Orders
telegraph solicited an promptly attended
DR. EMILY PAGELSEN ,
SOf
1013 DODGE STREET.
Office hom-810 to 4:6 : JO to 7:30. :
RKPHESENT3 !
t'htnclx Aurur&noo Co. , ot i/ondon , Cash
Assotn e
Wcstclicster , N , Y. , Capital 000,000.0
llioMorvhanU , of Newark , N. J. , Capital 1,276,000.00
Olrard Fire , Philadelphia , Capital 1 , 00OCO.O
Firemen's Kund , Capital lZ3J,9I5.0a
OFKlCKi-llonm 10 , Crroba National Dank Build
g. Ti liphone No. S75
NEBRASK/1 LAND AGENCY.
0 , F. DAVIS & G0 ,
( SUCOESSOI13 TO DAVIS & 3NYDER.J
Qwioral Coilorn la
BT , OlfAHA
Have lor B&lo 200,000 acie carolully eoloctod landt
a Ka tcrn Nebranka , at low prloo nnd on euy terms.
Impruvod liana tot Bale In Douaiaa. Dodge , CoUax ,
Pintle , Hurt , Uumln , Sanijr , WauhlDiftoD , Utricle ,
unilciH , and Itutlur Counties.
Taxoj { Aid In all parti ol tbo Rtet * .
Uoney loaned on Improved farina.
NntArv IMhllaAlwav ID offloo. OorrMpondeao *
tolleltcxl
TAKEN UP
Taken up November 2Ut , ono mile south ol county -
ty fann , three etraxxl hcKcrn. n'l mofa or less red
and white. JAMES HCIINIUEUWIND ,
410tlew Oniilia.Ncli.
I , N. WAITE , H. D.
( Purinerly ol Mercy Hospital , Chicago )
_
For the treatment of Kervoui Dlsoucs , L'hroulo an
Hurlcal | DUeasea , and Dlttanu ol the Eye and
tut. Consultation and examination tioo.
OKFIUB Odd Follow i Block , N , W , cor. 14th and
Dodife KU. Omaha , Nob. Odlcehoun o to 12 a. in.
1 to 4 and 7 to tt p. in , Buui'ayn 10 to W a. m. only.
Steam Due-Works !
00 IHh btreet , lt. I'arnam uid Doujlas.
D. B. WAtyaK SG CO. .
' Mid GenU' Clothlusr rluanftd , dyed and re.
palrut rhiuica audtli | iltanwl. Ujcd and otuled
l aiod HUlta , In Bilk , Sitlii luid Vclr t < dwuieU by
tlio Frfiieh dry cJnanluir procuM. { VA Urtt-cui *
lor | hn | > In < > III > M tlnii