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THE BEE-OMAHA , MONDAY , JANUAKY 28 , IBM *
RICHARDS & CLARKE , W. A. CLARKE ,
Proprietors. Superintcndno
Iron Works
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MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
WATER WHEELS , ROLLERjMILLSv.
liil and Orain Elevator Machinery
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 ,
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ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON.
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" \Vo are prepared \ i'uruish plans and estimates , and will contract foi
the erection o Flouring Milla and Grain Elevators , or for changing
Flouring Mills , fremStone to the Roller System.
B JlJ pecial attention given 10 furnishing Power Plants for any pur
pose , and estimates made i'or same. General machinery repairs attended
to promptly. Address
RICHARDS & CLARKE , Omaha , Neb.
PERFECTION
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Heating "and Baking
, Tn only attained by lining
CHARTER OAr
Stoves and Ranges ,
fflW \ [ GAUZE OVER OQOfil
Foi Bale by '
MILTON ROGERS & SONS
w OMAHA- ; ;
THE LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY
unaand 1411 Dodge St. . I Aupftpgo'n8'eJ ' ! } OMAHA. NEB
Dr CONNAUGHTON ,
403 BIIADY ST. , DAVENPORT , IOWA , U. S. A. Established 1878 Catarrh ,
Deafness , Lung and Nervous Diseases Speedily and Permanently Cured. PdtionU
Cured at Homo. Write for "TiiE MKUICAI.-MI.SSIONAKY , " for the People , Free.
Consultation and Correspondence Gratis. P. O. Box 2 2. Telephone No. 220.
HON. EDWARD RUSSELL , Postmaster , Davenport , says : "Physician of
Real Ability and Marked SUCCOHS. " CONGRESSMAN MURPHY , Davenport ,
writoa : "An Honorable Man , Fine Success , Wonderful Cures , " Hourn. 8 t > > f .
UANUFACTTJBKB OF OJ 6TIUOTLY KIR3TLA8a
AND TWO WHEEL CARTS.
iai on < lU Oll/lrn / ybtrM.tand403B. Uth 8U * t. 1 OM4.HA. NEB.
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illustr-lodCo 1 it-ue furtUUwl frw won applicatlou
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STATE JOTTINGS.
LtKCnt.V.
The comity coinml'slonors of Lnncii > r
. -jurn o\pouse.i for tlia year at ? ' .O,200boilde *
f ( > 2GOO Interest on tlio sinking fund , making
the total SIM,800.
A. lady thing in tlio coat suburbs of Lincoln
lost an 8ii diamond getting whllo fooillnp tint
chickoni. The muplclon 11 that one of tlio
Tlio sudden ilonth of Mrs. Kluhnrrta \ of a
Journal travelling innn , Initvoak , the doctors
think was caused by tailing a nuiiitity of
chloral , n deadly potion , through inlsUko.
Wilton Tyson niul l.lzilo Krtwo were tied
by tlio county jmltfo last weak. It might
liavo been a Freezing diy for Tyson , hut tlio
warmth of wedlock would imboml nn Icyclo ,
A uit for § 10,000 damages for mal-prae-
lice In treatment nf a dliloeated shoulder , by
t Lancaster comity farmer against a well
< nown practicing physician of the city , la
nbout to bo initltutod.
\ woman with throe smalt children , on her
way to Colorado , wai robbed of about 353 on
iho train from to Lincoln. The thlof suc
ceeded In petting all the money the poor wo-
nan had , except about thirty-llvo canK A
argo licartod pvsengortooklior tu charge ami
> ni\ldcda11 noc&tsarioa.
The immml mooting of the Stock Breeders'
association of Nebraska will bo held In the
onate chamber , at Lincoln , Wedno d ty nnd
rimrsdav , February lit and 11 , 1881. On
Friday , February 15th , the day following , the
Wool Growers' association will hold Its annual
mooting nt the same place.
NIKHOST.
Mr. Hubert WINon , of Ottawa , 111. , has arrived -
rived in Fremont for the purpose of running
x surv oy , to ascertain the foaslhltty of bring ,
'lie the water of the 1'latto or of the upper
akes through the tity , for lire nnd other pur-
loses , and to nol\o the imoRtion of w.ttor sup
ply.
ply.The
The Herald inclines to the bollef that Fro-
nont has no show to serure the G. A , H. re
union. Mr. John Bounoll , department coin-
man Jer , being a resident of the cipIUl , and
employed by thu H. Si M. , com luces it that
Lincoln la the favored place , or porno other
point to which tha railrond would hiuo a
no.ivy haul. . IINIJ * " *
Thn now depot was opom'il lost week.
Whllo not nil Imposing otrnctnrn in appear
IUCQ from the outside , it h ono of the very
jest on the road. It Is 30x80 foot in the ,
ivith wide projecting eaves supported by
ic.ivy brackuta. Besides this , tlio company
has ppont about ? < l > ,000 dining the jtastfuir
months In remodeling and rebuilding the old
eating house , and putting down broail , lioavy
ink platforms on every olilo of it. The old
ilepot will be used for the telegraph otlicu nnd
'rcight Imiiness.
1'I.ATTSMOUTII.
Mr . Henry Wntsouslippodon the Mdcwiilk
mul liroko her arm , the other duy.
There were 102 marriage licenses leaned by
tlio county clerk of Cass during 1SSII.
Polin has been taken to the pon. Ho was
photographed with his family before his de
parture.
society bo.ux are nmch excited ever the
coming leap year party , which the ladies nro
preparing. It will bo hold at Watormau'ii
opera house ,
.T. II. Morse , Iho insane man wan nont oant
recently in cure of County Cominintioncr
Todd , jumped from the cars near Newark , N.
J..sustaining injuries from which ho died soon
after. Ills rmainsoull bo brought buck nnd
buried at Weeping Water beside tho&e of his
vvifovhobo death moro than a year ago was
the principle cause of his insanity ,
HASTINGS.
Work will noon commence on the branch of
the B. & M. from Hastings to Aurora.
The expenses of Adams county for the year
are figured by the commissioners at § 10,1173.
There is n confusion ot time in the city. The
citizens continue In the old rut , while the
railroad ruus by atandurd timo.
It is said that the Nebraska Loan und
Trust company has purchased half a block of
ground on which to crock a three-story hotel.
The Democrat has a sensation in pickle a
scauJal which in said to involve four promi
nent persons. Out with it , though the ha.iv-
OUj < fall.
invent.vo cobbler of this city has per
fected a revolving jack , so arranged that n
man can stand up nnd work on It. Patent
applied for.
The Democrat gravely utterta that tlio
bachlora of th.it town are too staid andraodost
to be caught by a single leap ; they cannot
"buatlo" that with .
stand the comes marriage.
THK BTATK IN OKNKOAL.
lluinboldt improved 802,400 worth in 1883 ,
and proposal to double that amount this
year.
year.The
The total amount of cosh in the county
treasury of York is § 15,000. This will do for
a starter.
Norfolk has organized n stock company ,
with a capital of S 1,500 , to securotho location
of the G. A. K. reunion there.
The Fullerton roller mills , jnct completed ,
liavo a capacity of 125 barreln of flour per day.
The elevator attached will hold 25.000 bushels
of grain.
.T , 1' . Latta , the proprietor of the Bart
County bank , has taken a partner , Mr. 11. A
Tjinplotou. Mr. Tcmplotjn is ono ot tin"
heaviest cattle dealers la Nebraska.
Mrs. David Goldsmith , of Ashland , experi
mented with amiafortla and quicksilver. The
compound oxpoded and nearly rninod her
eyesight. She didu't know It WAS loidod.
ThoU. P , town lot opoculatorj are / skirmishing
ishing for a taking name for a naw town which
will up planted on the Bentrioo branch of the
road , in the northern part of Gugo county.
The Central City opera house is about fin
ished. The/ / cost of the building and fixtures
was 3,500. It will hold § 1,000. The stage
has a frontage of 24 feet , and runs 1C feet
back.
back.A
A poor man In Nebraska City has been ar
rested for stealing u sack of flour. It Is prob
able that ho will 1)0 promptly nentoncod to
death , as he hasn't enough money to hlro a
lawyer.
A Knox comity farmer , who has been ox >
poriinontlng wlthKeiitutky blue gram , con
cludes that all northern Nebraska will prove
to bo ono of the fluent tame grass countries In
the world.
An Indian named Drrolu win run over and
killed by u truiii near Hulo lastweek. . Ilia
cargo of firewater shifted nnd ha laid on
tlio track to rest and lauded in the happy
hunting ground ,
% The Central City Courier explain * * the ac
tion of the governor in commuting the death
sentence nf the Grand Island murderer. "It
has navflr been exactly clear why Mr , Hart
did shoot down an old man in cold blood , and
the fear of proceeding on mi uncertainty hot
doubtless caused executive clemency in his
case. Portions will probably bo announced
In our next laauo. "
A coal discovery ha.i been rnadn ii'iout ono
mile east of lluinboldt , Jtlchardson county.
by Jacob and Newton Wulker Tlio procpoct
It very flattering , the vein being from thirty
Incbi-d to three feet thick , I * of good quality ,
and not over hulf a mile from the railroad.
The land Is owned by Dr. O. L. Gundy , who
has given a leato tu the Walker brotheru to
thu aamo for 2.r yearn In conslderation of ono
cent per buhrl for all coal taken out ,
Fiddler Creek is the tuneful uamo of a set *
tlement In Dakota county , which has gained
some notoriety through 1U hoodlum eltmient
Their best hold U the neck of a whUky bottle.
Ou a recent Sunday they gathered nt the
church thoropassed ( around the whisky , mi4
thou started in to clean out the congregation.
Icwana wild tima , The movement of Holi-n
was lively mid intense , and profanity and pu
gilism supplanted prayer for a time.Var >
routs uro out for the hoodlunu.
The Nlobraru vlgllanted , while rectiperating
at Yankton nn their return with Kid Wade ,
entertained the native * at TiO oontt a head ,
The show consisted of an exhlkltlon of the
K.U din irvelous skill with the revolver. He
U Bald to be superior to all the frontier celeb
rities In the UBU nf thin weapon. Captain C ,
O , Dodge , of the capturing uquad. ga > o an ac
count of the operations of tbo Nlobrara vigi
lance comiiiltteit , which haa necurod forty
thieves and returned fully oa many stolen
homes.
George Krashen , of Dlxon county , was n
Inv or whoso ardor go could not dUt-iuce niul
a big brother could not cool. Ho loved the
daughter of Uavld Peck , but the old man
kicked. She is only nixttxiu. Elopement uve-
nue was upon , and George took that route to
matrimony , with the girl under hi * arm , only
stripping for u moment at Ponci tu tiriwli
tutldo with u revolver tin iippoxttlou of tliu
brother. They crinued ths river and WAI
married just as the father reached thn oppo
MtoMmro. George Jouniojod on to Dakota ,
whlla David bottled up Ida wrath and returned
homo.
The mint efficacious Atlmulants tooicito the
appetite are AujjoNtimi IMltci-s , prciiarod
l v Doctor J. Cl. 11. Slcgert & Son . Bow.xro
o , * counterfeits , A'k your grocer or dmggiit
for the . 'ciuiina artlclo
A Pastry Thief.
Last i yhl nbout l > o'clock a ' coon.1
broke open the door of the restaurant in
the roar of Curry's saloon , on Tcntl
atroot , nnd inado elF with a pio. Tlio
proprietor of the place tjnvo chase anil
anccoodcd in cAtching the follow and
nnrchcd him to jail.
There was no necessity for his stealing
iho irio , ns ho had -0 coiits in hii pockoU
when arrested. Some people had rather
teal than do any thin ) , ' olsc , anyhow.
Horsforcl's Acltl Phosphate.
Bcwaro of Imitations ,
Imitationn nnd counterfeits have again
apitoarud. Ho sure that the word "lions *
KOUitV ia on the wrapper. None are
; unuino without it.
IIAGLI'.V In this city. .Innuwy IW , at 8
o'clock a. m. , Patrick Barley , agoil II *
yoarx. *
Finiorid will take plnca thin morning at U
o'clock from the raiidonco , corner Fifteenth
nnd Hurt streets.
M'GAVIClC-ln this city , January 27 , Lu *
clndn , infant daughter of Mr. A. McGi.v *
ick , lured 2 years , - niontlH nud 17 dayx.
Notice of funeral heroaftor.
UAIMIOAD KXOINKIJU'S I3.VPE-
KlKtiOK.
On a. Ktonny Soptoinhor i\ilu. ;
Cormuumtonco Coniinarclil Gntctta.
M.utir.rrA , January. On Dcoumbor
22 , 1874 , Thomas W. Uurko was given
engine G ; ! , drawing the Lpuisvillo express
ivor the Panhandle railroad , now the
. 'ittsbr.rg , Cinuinnati , St. Louis and
3olumbu3. His lun wna from Dennison ,
) . , to Pittsbur and return , the distance
between the points being mnaty-throo
in'los. Ono of the bridges ever which ho
an .spanned Cross Crook , nnd was known
o the railroad men na Bridge -10. Thoao
ivho note the woatlior in the Ohio vnlloy
will remember the unhcardof llooda which
swept the country in the fall of 1878. On
tjuptombor 1U , 1878 , Crosa Creole grow
; o n aavatjo river , four hundred foot wido.
Its waters nro noted for swiftness , and
during ordinary froshota the farmers
along its banks are unusually watch-
'ul , lest it steal their possessions so
on this particular nnd eventful night
; hey were alarmed ns they never wore bo-
'ore.
'ore.Tho Louisville express , consisting of a
mggago car , three coaches and ono
sleeper , drawn by cngino (5JJ ( , with Tom
Durko nt the throttle , loft the Union
depot at Pittaburg nj usual on the night
nontioned. As the iron courier plunged
through the darkness the rain bent furi
ously against the windows of the cab ,
while the wind shrieked dismally , cauaing
.ho fireman to peer antiously ahead. Tlio
; rim engineer betrayed no sign of fear na
10 drew the throttle out ono notch more.
The swaying of the rushing train nnd the
severity of the storm prevented oven
ihoso in the luxurious Pullman from
sleeping. Early in the morning , nnd ns
.ho train npproached Cross Creek , death
"oaped upon the pilot , nnd crouching
here nwnitod his victim. Firmly Tom
told the throttle as hi * well trained eye
bllowed the shining rails revealed by the
golden gleam of the headlight. Just as
the engine swept on to the western end
of Bridge 40 ho saw by the headlight's
, 'liro : throe spans of the custom end reel-
ng , foaming water , hoard n crash , then
nil was dnrknoss. Upon recovering from
ho shock ho found himsnlf swimming in
; ho midst of the angry torrent. To gain
ho shore ho struck out boldly , but upon
reaching it his strength failed him , nnd
ho current carried him nut. Once more
10 reached the shore , nnd once more did
10 find himself at the mercy of the flood.
Aided , by n cold light from a rift in the
clouds , ho eapiod some drift wood , which
10 reached. While clinging to n log a
man cnmo with a lantern , and the ongi-
iccr bcggod him to reach n polo out.
-Jack came the heavy words that no as
sistance could bo rendered as ho was too
: ar from shore. Becoming desperate , ho
determined to remove some of iiis heavy
clothing , even nt the peril of his life. Not
: ur down the stream there was n dam to
go ever which meant instant death. So
10 cautiously caught the sleeve of his
coat with his teeth and succeeded in free-
ng his left arm , which had been injured
in the accident. Being in constant fear
o" being swept ever the dnm , it wns with
jrcat difficulty that ho succeeded in re
moving his heavy coat. Then Bummon-
inj all hia strength ho mudo a last dibit
to reach the shore ; ho succeeded after
being in the water ono and three-quarto
hour. Death went down with the loco
motive and grasped the poor iiroman ,
who was not found until four hours after
the accident. The ponderous engine was
carried fifty feet below the bridge by the
swift current , and was buried under
twenty-five foot of water. The baggage
car hung over in the Hood ; passengers ran
pollraoll from the cars out into the fury
of the storm. Twenty miles westwart
an almost similar accident occurred a <
about the same hour a bridge oinf
down with a freight engine. So dis
astrous was the flood that traillc over the
road was totally suspended for u week
Tom Burke was off about a month , thoi ;
ho was given another engine which ho
ran quite two years , when our day con
trary to orders ton freight cars were 01
the main line over which ho had right o
way. The cars were on a curve , ho was
making up time , and while running at the
rUe of fifty miles an hour his engine shot
lilco a thunderbolt into the cars , splitting
seven of them in twain and stripping hi :
engine of her entire dress , leaving her
panting and trembling with not ono wheo
011 the rails. The collar bono of his fire
man was broken and ho wai laid un for a
fortnight. IIo was then given Mo. 88
which was his pet for h'vo yearn. lie hal
imagined that she became so familiar witl
his run that she know bin land-marks
especially an old tro marking ono end o
a splendid stretch of road whuro time waste
to bo made , and the old rod barn at the
other end where the throttle went in-
slowing up because of a dangerous curve
Townspeople and farmers along the roa <
grow familiar with the blue-bloused form
of Tom Burke. And at midnight many
good dames heard tlio' shrieking and
rushing of his train , and peering from th
windows m w u ihuh of light as they mut
torod , "Thoro goes Tom Burke a flyin
thro' the night. " Through the storms o
winter nud the soft clays of summer fo
nine long years ho hold the throttle
thinking always of time ; steadfast , h
was over a picture of the true typo of a
American engineer. In estimating th
distnnco lie law traveled , twonty-sovo
times arouud the world , the figures wor
rnthor below than above the actual din
tauco.
Tlio shook ho luatained oa the ivi !
night ho wont down wivMi llridgo10 slmt
toretl his honlth. lnat J oar ho gradu
ally pjrcw worao , until , by the advice o
Iho doctors , ho released the throttle c
old 88 on the evening of Doctitnhor IP
The jwrting was a Imrd blow 'to ' toK
mo : Hko thixt of husband and wife . 'u '
rccKoucd. 'Jliero are hundrodn of engine
ilrivcra who can truly sympathize with
him.
him.Tho
The villnjjcra and fnrincr.i along the
route who know the sturdy figviro and
ruddy face of Tom Burke would nol
readily recognize him now. His fnco is
white and ho is quito fuoblo. Ho grows
weary and impatient riding in the can ,
mil longn for the throtllo. An I bade
lim good by , observing the white thread-
ik scar ou hin left hand , I hoped II
uniliT. goon regain ita strength that ho
night once moro sit in tlio cab.
VAN WI.NKI.K.
TORPID BOWELS ,
D3SOKDERED LIVER ,
_ and MALARBA.
From tliuso gourcua iirUo tlirao-lourths of
itu ( llxonfics or tlio Iniiimn niro. Tliuso
pvitiiHoinsiiuhcnto UiolrdxHtonco : T < n f
A | > | ictlto , Kowrli O'xllvn , HIcU lleml-
nclie. flilliiomi nllor rutliifr , uvemloik to
rxortloit of lioilj" 01 lulriit , llructntlnii
of fooil , IrrUulillltv nf tciuper , Jo\
plrlto , A foclhiK of IiavlllR tirfilcrtcii
.101110 lntJl7ilii cm ) , t'lnttcrlmrnt Iho
jflcni-l ot < lliernro tlinryriihlKl > lyool
ore a Urine , < : < > rvr.TJ.i ATiov ; , mul iia.
limiul the tiso ofnrutnudytbat nrtmllirottv
on tlio I.Ivor. jVoaWvorincilloliuiTUTT''J
1'II.r.N Imvo ire oaiiul * Tholr notion on tlio
Kidney * and Skin iantioiiroiuittt removing ,
all ImiHiiltloa tUroniili tlio8Otlii'00" < lnT
tnf ? r iif the Britvin , " vroiltiOlnR rrpio. |
tltuBOiiml dl c ilon , rrgulnr stools , nolcnr
MdUftiidlxvlRorouabrxlv. TWTT'Hi'lI .S
ctiusto no nauiua or ( ilpliiK nor iiitcrforu
with dnlly work nnil nro u vorfcot
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
rioldoTcrywIii-nj.ttnc. Ompn.41Miim\rHt.N.Y.
GHAT llAiit ou WIIISKKUS oiiaiiRoa in-
Itnntly toaULossv llbvcK liyiiHlnglo ii | > .
pllcntlon of this J > n : . Sola by Uruce
or Bunt liy nxprna i on rr-cnlntor #
onico , 44 Jlurrny Btroct , NP\T K orK
' & MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS
0ao.ooo fox-
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( KcgiilirMonthlv Drawing ; will tnko iilace
In tlio Miwonio lla < l , MaaonloTomplo llull-
dliif , In I.niilHvlllo , Ky.
Thursday January 3Ut , 1884.
A Lnyvful Lottery i. Fair Drawlngn ,
mrtorcd by the lestehturo of Ky. , nnd twiou duilar.
1 legal by tbo highest court In tnu Rtntu llond
\XMI to Henry County In the earn ot $100,000 for the
> romi > t rinyiucnt cf all prizes sold.
AIIUVOLUTION IN SINQLK NUltllEIl DKAWIKOS
WTKvcrv ticket holder hlnown nupirvltor , CAII call
ut the number on his ticket and see the oorrennond-
ig number on the ia.y placed In the wheel In lib )
irogcnce. These drawlngg will occur on the last
Tiurudtvy of o > cry month. Head thu umtrnlflocut
January Bobomo.
1 Priro J 80,000
1 I'riio 10,000
1 I'rizo 6,000
2 Prizes , $2,600 each ri.OOO
6 I'rlzcs , l.OUOeach 6,000
20 I'rlzou , COOuoch 10,000
100 I'rlreu , lOOonch , , . 10,000
200 Prizes , H ) each 10,000
600 Prizes , " 0 each 10,000
1000 I'rlzi > s , 10 each 10,000
9 Prizes , BOO fachApproximation l'rlz , 2,700
0 Prizes , 200 " " 1,800
D Pities , 100 cieb " " 900
,875 Priroa. 8110,400
Wbole Tickets , 53. naif Tickets , 91
27 TlcltotB.800. CB Tlokots , $100.
Romlt money or Dank Draft in Letter , or lend bj
iprcsa. DONT 8KND 11Y UKQISTnilKD LETTKB
It POST OFPIOEOIlDEll , until further notice. OP
en of Sfi and upward by oxprooi , oan tie i-cnt at oui
iponee. Adc'rima all orders to J. J. DOUOLAS ,
Loulm lllc , Ky. * cd & Hit-Awlut 3w oin
REAL
Tim roixolVJiio i IK
No. 0. A homo ol nix rooms an north 20tli St
A liartjaln nt 6JOOO.
No fl.-I/jt with 2houiH > 8 nn north 10th fit. SI.000
cony imiuoiita.
No. H. One t-tnry lrjinonoven rooms only 7 block *
from 1) , I' , llujiut Clooil valuator J..IOO ,
io. H. IJouie on I'opjiliiton fucimo routh ( rout ,
very nlcdy located. ( Jooil view , Kletfant
home , ? 2.vOO.
io. 10. House anil full lit nil Oth and Hancrolr.
Neat pottage , eliade trees vines &c. Uood
pronoitr , 81WX ) ,
H'o. SO. lloiino o [ leicii room * , ( lotlilo. In Jlwl
Helen Hub division A tury liome-llko jilaue ,
( fo. 21. House ol 0 rnoinu corner of I'lcrco nnd I'a-
clllo. Good n BO ? cunvenlunt tu ilonot and
vury JiBirtUe rtiJuenco jiroiiertv , in,000.
No. 1M. An elegant little homo In Ilt'H aJdltlou ,
H'rcvt ' rar , bchool , church , hiKbly ru'pcct-
nblolocaltt ) , A uncd barvaln. ti&W.
Ko. U , A lull lot anil store Inil'd'Dgioutli ' ' of depot
A fOoJiUc | lorbunluuiiniid cheajiat $1.600
Ko , 0 L it with nix ipod tciigmout huuecs mar
U. I * , depot , A KIKK ! Investment at ( O.CKO
27. llouboof U roomi In larder's addition ,
barn , vt 111 and i-lstorn to , coeU only 1.0W
Can be paid for In monthlyusj menu.
10--HOUHJ lour rooiusun H. lith tt. 81.07
UVctlt.
DO.li turh a good ImrKa'n wo duo out aJror-
UHK K , It would o toijulck !
No. St. llo * | 'l ' co on Urcen nir line , ? 2WO.
No. U'i A cori. r H Itli cuttno la 1'arkcr'n addition
nnly l,67C.
No. Mi Houie lnK" < xl I rt of I lie olty , St. carl
will | IUM the doom In athort tlino. All ths
modrrn luiprovctnenU Indudliig snvrtgagvl
Louie outl SV'.OCO.
No , 01. llounoof B roomnon full lot roitHt. cur
turn table ill Ht.lun'1 ( uUIUnn. Tld * U A No
1. 32.000.
No. 100 Home of four roomi and corner lot for
61.010. Boldlu mouttily pa-intuta of li ,
llarvdn.
No. ICC. Nine room liomw nrar bunlncw on Uipltol
nve. Klrtt < Jaitarr ( ln. IS.100.
No. Cl. The boit birt'ciln ofn'l ' un | > iullwl for lo
cal Ion aud rirlr , A maiwlon for only tlWW ,
f-a i'rojxrtv la connUnUy lntria > lni { In raluo
1'i.nuni wUIUnjf to buy , tbould buy nov. "Fortune
favodi the bravv. " '
Call and tea ooroijtto ooiujilule U t cf uului | > rored
u well u lioiiroftHl | ire | > rti
Money to Loan ,
Houses to Eent ,
Notary Public ,
Conveyancing.
Comer of IDth and Dodge Streets ,
( WILLIAMS- BLOC ; : .
Sanford's ' Radical Ouro ,
Ht.vl < V > 1 J , Watery Dlvliarso- from the Nee and
KVM , UlimliH'Noi--n | the llo.vl , Ncrvotu Jloixd
ncho And Kcmln.tniitlv relieved ,
Ci0'l'nlt ! ' K'UCIM ilWodijed , infmintMie nlpnnncd am )
healed , lirwitlnncolcncil , tmell , Kuto and henrlnc
riwtnred , und rovajroaihecked.
Cousin , llrimphltii. , Dropping Into the Throat
Palnj In iho Oliwt , l\i i'cp.ii , VVfttmK of Strcngtl. .
ntnl Hculi , Ixim of Sltcn , tto. , cured.
Ono bnttlo IS'vllc-J Ouro. ono box OatArrh" ! Sol
vcntiuid ono Ir ) StnforxVii Inhaler , In nna rmckntro
of nil ilnifTKNtJ , for ft , Ak fur \sroitn1 IlAiilcAt
Cl'RK ' , n pure illitlllAtlon of Witch Hutl , Am. 1'lnc
C.v. Fir , Mfirljold , Clover llliM ins , ulo. I'OTTIK
1)RVO A\llfllRMICAt.CO. . llmtoil.
.Ccllliu' Voltaic r.lectrfariaiitoi
Initantly nlTcclittlio Ncnon-
> * t in nnd li\tttahci I'n A
H-rfoct Klcctrio lottery cnm
, .dncd with a I'orom I'liwter foi
n / > if
. C r
iUcnntu U lumlnllalrs | > Mn
. . . ' - ' * . , . vltnlln-i We k mid Worn Otil
SUfftRINB IJERyi l-Atls rtrciiKthen. Tired Mm
clen , | iro\enU ll v.i , r.nd do n uioio In ono hull th
tlina tlmn Any other i > lA.tcr In the win til. Hoi
ovnrvwliorn.
. .nil U 1 ttunm.r drtnV , , Trr II.
r tt m.urr..lu. A k four ( Turrr t > r dtUf l t ( Vr U
u lvlu Jbr Ml. J. II. n. KlLtltltTknols.
J. W. WOITEBlIABtT , COlfl AOSHT ,
SI JlltOAl > liiYt A * , r.
Tlio ncctiwUy for
prompt > nj uitelonl
haiualiold rtniedlct
ImparntlMi , and ol
thcHo llintottcr'f
Htomndt Hit ten It
tha chief In mirlt anil
tlto niont popuUr.
IrrcBuKrlly of the
iitcnucli and l > on cli
nlirl. Uo\crfl , Ihot
L'OinpUInt , dcbllttj.
rhcumntl m n n
minor nihnonti , nrc
tliorouchly rnniuior
cdhythUlncompim
blofAmllyriBtoratlM
nnd nicdlclnal t < Mo
Kuard.nnditlsjutt
lv' ri-irnnlpil nn tin
purest and most com-
of Its clues. For solo by nit Drugglatii And
leiior lly.
Ju ) U. U. WIMT'II Nnnvr. AN DIIAIK Tnr.w.
HNT , n irunmnt otl upooiUo for Iljulorin , lizzi-
ofcj , ( 'oiivuMotix , J'lts , Norvoiui Nournluin ,
U'iiliiclitiNorTom ProKtmtion cnupcd liy the HBO
fnlcoliol or tolncco , WnUi-fiilnopii , Montnl 1)0-
roHsiou , Buttoning of lliu llrnin reuniting in uv
unity uiul lonilinri ti > mibcry , tlocny nnd ili-utli
'roraiituru Old ABO , Hnrrcimcss , X.OFH < if power
n oitlior ( .or , Involnntnry Jjosm-s nnO Hvorrant.
irrhrcncaused hyuviuvoiortion nt tliohrnin.nrlf-
IJUHO or oror-imhilKi'nco. linch liaxftontuiiiB
nno monlh'H trnntmnnt. $1.01) ) a bux,6r iz bnxcc
or$5.UOBoutbymiiil ) > ropnidou locoiptaCprlco
WIJ tJA A\"TKr. HIX ItOXKM
\ > euro any rcso. With rnoh oixlpr rerohml byur
or ix noxi'S. uocoinpnnir > d with SBJXI , wowil
OIK ! 1 hi ) purclinwr our writl/m KnornntPO to ro
und tlio money it tbo trcjitninntdoca jiotcuoc ;
a euro. Uuonuitona IHBUPII only liy
n. V. GOO 1)11 A-N A eci Omaha Xob.
OR , FELIX LEBRUN'S
PBEVENTIVE AND OmU3 ,
rcmoJy being Injvtctcil dlrcotlv to tha rut
ce u , iwiulrci nu thinee of met or n&meom
ncrcurtM or poleonoiis tccJIanos to ba tnlirn Intern
ly > ? lioii 'ucJ ca a iiroxuntlra liy either eci , It I
ooDoy. Pilco by mall , ifst * : ; " inliJ , W per I > OT.U.
'
-
I Wed by all wihail'l-tfa" Mi
SOI.B ritoritimoiu ) ,
jOL F. aooJmin , DnygUt , { Sola Agent , { or Omah'
fn KHo wlV
266TH EBITION , PRICE $1,00 ,
BY MAIL POSTPAID.
mm THYSELF ,
A GKEAT , MBDIOAti
ON MANHOOD !
ty , Norvoui and Plmlcnl Debility
'ramaturo Decline In lion , Kitomof Youth , and tin
untold inlaorloa rcmiltlii from indlKcrotlone or ox
cesses. A book for in cry man , yuunt ; , middle aged
and old. It contain * Ito prencrlptlonn fur all a'.utf
and chronic dlnoMon cacliimeof which In Invaluable
Bo found by the Author , whose expunoncv for X
yean U f uch probably never biforo fell tu the In
> t uiy phyilclan. 800get \ , bound In bcautlfu
"rcncli rnuslln , omboiurdooveni , full giltKUAnuiteed
o bo a flner work , In every sense , mechanical , lit
erary and professional , than nny other work fold li
, hli country for VZ.60 , or the money will bo refunded
n uvery luutanou. Price only 91.00 by mall , pott
.aid. Illuitratlvo BAinulo Beentj ! . Bund now. Oold
nodal awarded the author by the Natiounl Uedlca'
Afi oclatlon , to the o Ulcers ot which he refers.
This book should bo read by the young for Instnio
tlon , and by the allllctod for relief. It will bonetli
all linden Linoot.
Theru fc ) no member of society to whom this boot
will not be uieful , whether youth , parent , guardian
nitructoror clergviruin. Argonaut.
AddrcM the i'eaboily Uedloal InitltuU ) , or Dr. W
II. I'arkvr , No. 4 Ilutflnch Street , Ilouton Uatt. , whi
may be ooniulted ou all iUwa o reiiulrlnK Bklll and
experience , Ohronlo aiidob tluatedUoaiieiithiit liavt
balllcd the iklll of all other T'OD-UCAI olAn'
a ipvcialty. Buch treated nuoociii. FIC H L full }
without on liuUna " " " "
THYSELF
I bava a poililTD reoiwJr tat tb abura dUoiM ( EfM
JM tbouimnil * f CMU * ol tao wont klntl and of uaa
HinJlos tare been cured. JH < IMUIO ttrooft li rojr unit
iulll tflcur , llimt I trill nd TWO VOTTLl j fUtlt. to *
Jreibir-lib VXI-UAlim TJUUTIfia n tbl. dliut tr
" - - Olvo * l > n > . ! ' P "
I'C Hi \ l Till Sl.Ouuha * , ' b.
RODDiRD & BRfflELQ'S '
, OIlANR
! : SALE
> or-
125 Head of Horses ,
Seventy-live Jacks .ind Jennets.
" - ' " - " * AT *
Feb , 14 and IStfe , 1884.
era'd will embnm 121 licait , IncVtdlnj cholcs
I rer-rtitmtitlnM of Trottrtu , Uo.-u'ht-m. Itatncti
'aim , Fa cv SmMIcrn nnd Con Wncd Tlonx * , All )
& Kino .Inckit am ) , li-niNti. CaUtOfTCTS on of pj | .
ttlona. IriftoJnn. . 21it J'tb. 4.
A regular pMJa t In
DB. HENDERSON
. , mc-lldnc. Over ilxtttn
KANSAS CITY , MO.
Authorized by the t t to in * ,
. Chronic , HertouswidrrIratotSwa ca ,
A rJim , HirtlcMy , lUieiimAtlei-s Wlet ,
Worm , Urinary and Skii Di -
89 nIn IWtokn ( nlghtle 9 ii )
Sexual l Debility Oiws nf ntxujj mnnj ,
'to. Ciirca iniArantnhl or monay t rlr.nilcd. Cbanrc *
w , Tlioii-atuls of CUW3 cured. No Injurloin tn U | .
DCS fnmlfliccl CTcnto pfXIrntsnt n dletAnoe. Con.
iltitlon ( rco mid roiiflilenllM ctllor write ; ne nj
ixi > oilonoo are Important. A HOOK lor Itoth uaf.ru
iHtrotwl and clrcnl ra ot other thlnpi rent
Ith IT ScontcUraiu. VHXKUVBt.Ult
txt txl.w
i * jf5ifcjiA yytft y
aA feSlffliE ® .
A vlottm of Mrly lintirtitlontrv canrln n"rro-i ilebll-
r. liromaturolfcny etc. , navlurf trlfd In ln ivtn
na\tnrcniMy li i ilMdwrpilb ! B\mpl nctntpf colt
wtc , \ < mch Ln wll I 'mi ! ' ( li1. : ! t n lij | 11 ! -unito-i-ni. .
. .1.11.1UC' / " < | ciiptn m it. TfevrYorV
WITH
And your work is clone for till time
to time to come.
WE .CHALLENGE
to produce u moro durable material
for street pavement than the
Sioux Falls Granite.
FOR ANY AMOUNT OV
OR-
filled promptly. Snmples sent and
estimates given upon application.
WM.MoBAIN&CO. ,
Sionx Falls. Dakotsu
iestemCofnice-
IRON ANDsL\fiiioomci.
C. SPSCHT , PEOP.
Ouuha , Nob.
MANUFACTURER OF
I
Galvanized Iron Cornices
tTDonner Wlndon-s , Flntab , Tin , Iron and Bbl/r
looting , Bncclit'i ) patent llctslllc Skj Hstht , 1'atout
djiutrd llatcliet Bar And Bracket Bliolvlnpr. 1 am
ic general aitimt for the above line of goodi. Iron
ncln ? , Creating , Ualuitradot , Verandas , Irou lUnlr
ilunei , Window lillndi , Cellar Guards ; nlao general
nt for I'otnmna Hill a tent In l < le Illind.
S. H. ATWOOD ,
Neb
Plnttsmouth , - - - -
B1HADKR OP TlIOKOtJOIIBHSD AND UIOU OKJLDB
HEREFfleO AND JERSEY CATTLE !
AND PUKOO 0 * JXB8KY KKO BWIN1
Ynnnir otook for * ! . Corirmpoiidenfo olleltad.
< 'utBwl'nou'me < ' *
lclno-1'atente < 10 < > -
toberlO. aOua
iox No , 1 will cnre any ca oln four days or leas No.
will euro the uoiit obnUnato ewe no matter ol bow
eng utouduig.
Allan's Soluble MedicattdBougies
Jo naiueoumloiuii of iub ba ( oopabla , or oil ol un >
A ) wood , that un o' . Un to product ) dy pep > I br
iBtroying the tuatlngaof the torr > ach. Price II.W
old by aU drtifgliU , or moiled oa receipt ol price
Vr further panlcuUnivud for olrrular.
V , O.Dox
DK
617 St. Charles St. , St , Louis , Mo.
A UI'OULAUOIUPUATEoUwo medical collag
1\ . ban been vneugod longer In the treatment ol
CI1UON10 , NKUVOUS , HUIN AND BLOOD DlaooMt
than other phyalclan In tit Louu.au city paper * show
uidll old reaUeoti know. Comrultatlon free
ovlted. When It la Inoouvenlcnt to vUlt tbo dty
treatment , luediclnci con bo loot by mall or cxprc *
iverywbcro. Curable caeca guaranteed ; here don
l ta It Is f roukly uUUd. Cell oj write.
Mervom Prostration. Debility , Mental and Phy la *
i. Hurdirfal and other'aflectlomiof ' Throot
ing , tlklp Atfootlona , Old Soree md Uloera , Im ;
menta ta marrlaKo , Itl.eunntUun , file * .
xmtlouUuJxsea from ovcrwor.'tud brain. bUltOlCAt *
; AHKa recoil e ypeclal atU'iiUoit. l > Uuat
( rein InipruJmoc , Exoe e4 , IndulKeueea.
tbowbol *
itor JT vll told. VI an jr
lecclpti ; who ma *
roarry.whoiuayBoi
I , comBuueno * * mil curs , llallod for ate
Uiav * .
l > o UlvolyaiidperraoivimUy' -
ttof , lu'2 to itffUyi by ft U U.
clou * Conlecllon. 6 alei r ninU.KrM Add.
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