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r TdC-fl. DAILY BEE-OMAHA , MONDAY , FEBRUARY 11.188J. RICHARDS & CLARKE , W. A. CLARKE , Proprietors. Snporintendiie n. P. RAILWAY 17TH & 1STII STREETS MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS , IN WATER \VHEELS , EOLLERQMILLS , : iiil and Orain Elevator Machinery MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE Celebrated 'Anchor ' Brand Dufour Boiling Clot f STEAM PUMPS , STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE. BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS , ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. o o "We are prepared to furnish plans nnd estimates , and will contract for the erection of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators , or for changing Flouring Mills , fromStoue to the Roller System. 23gF"Jt ! pecial attention given io furnishing Power Plants for nny pur pose , and estimates made tor same. General machinery repairs attendee to promptly. Address RICHARDS & CLA.RKK Omaha , Neb. MANUFACTURER OF OF STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS f ! - AND TWO WHEEL CAETS. 1319 and 1S20 Uarnoy btrcot and 403 S. ISto Street. \ - Tyr A TA . . Illustrated Catalogue furuUhsd ( ros upon applltatlon. / VAJX > k n.f f. " RpoHtary oceUntly filloJ with fc'noleotjstock. llest Wortm-inalily gTiuintood. Office ono factory S. W. Cn npf IBth and Capital AvQnu i Qmaha * THE LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY 1409and Mil Dodge St. . ' Catalogues pn Application. furnished } OMAHA. NEB FEEFECTZ02T ; IN Heating and Baking To only nttainoJJjy uaiuj ; CHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges , IflE GI1U1E OVER DOORS Fet aale by 1 < v1Jj < gtJ > 3 w"i" * = TCiSsv * " p'B MILTON ROGERS & SONS OMAHA. SOCIAL CHAFF , The Era's ' of the Past Woo * anil a ProErainiiiD for the Fntflre , Itrlllltint Social K\cuts In the Near Future St. Valentino's Day nntl Itslllstoi1 } ' . Tlio past week 1ms not boon marked by nny social event of particular importance. Vhilo Uioro have boon a number of Binnll gatherings of n very onjoynblo nature no arge , jiublio gatherings of n brilliant na- uro have taken placo. On Monday evening last the UOTEltlF. ri.lIASUltn CI.U11 ave a very delightful masquerade party n Crounso'a hall. A number of young ) ooplo , arrayed in fancy nnd grotesque oatumcs spent the evening in dancing. On Wednesday evening a musical soiree was given nt the residence of MUS. UHAIILIS : rowiiiL. Invitations were issued to quito a num- ) or of Mrs. Powell's friends , and every body who was fortumto enough to attend spent a mont enjoyable ovening. A nvim- jor of Omaha Glen Club mombois were resent , and assisted very materially in ; ho evening's programme. MUS. .T. K. 1IOYI ) received about three hundred of hnr many friends on Wednesday evening lust at her residence. A very pleasant time was had. An elegant lunch was served. MUS. .MAX MKY1UI jntortaiucd n number of her friends nt lior residence , Wednesday evening last. On Thursday night MISS OAUUIE CONODOX ; ave a very pleasant party and about fifty of her young friends were present to pass a pleasant evening. A line lunch was served. MUS. 0. II. BALLOU was at homo to about forty of her friends Thursday evening An evening ricli with social enjoyment was pnsiod. Last night the Omaha Lodpo , No. 20 , K. of P. , gave a masquerade party at the German- American hall on Harnoy stroot. A largo number were present in costume and a very pleasant party was the result. VALEMINK'S DAY. The coining week , however , bids fair to bo ono of great importance in the social world in this city. While speaking of the coming week and looking ever the dates , our eye rests upon the figure 14 , and wo are reminded that the 14th day of February is St. Valentino's day , which is on Thursday next. For a week or moro piyst , the store windows have boon filled with little missives of love , bottcr known as valentines. They are of all shapes , sizes and descriptions , and are all the way from ono cent up _ to several dollars lars each. It seems as if the persona who design these hideous looking cheap valentines would run out of figuios after a time , but each year brings moro instead of loss. While speaking of valentines , a little history of St. Valentine , whoso birth is celebrated each year on February 14th , might not bo amiss : Saint Valentino , according to some ecclesiastical writers was a bishop , ac cording to others a presbyter , who was be headed at Rome in the reign of the em peror Claudius (270) ( ) and was early can onized. Whoatloy says that St. Valen tine "was a man of most admirable parts , and so famous for his love and charity , that the custom of choosing valentines upon his festival which is still practiced took its rise from thonco. Others de rived the custom from birds being sup posed to select their mates on this day ; others , from a practice prevalent in an cient Rome at the festival of the Lupor- calia , during the month of February , when , among other ceremonies , the names of young women were placed in a box , from which they were taken -by young men as chance directe . The pas tor of the early church finding it impos sibles to extirpate this pagan ceremony , changed its form. It was the custom on the eve of February 14ih , St. Valentino's day , to have the names of a select num ber of ono sex put into some vessel by an equal number of the other ; and there upon every ono drew a name , which , for the time being was called his or her val entine. The custom of choosing valen tines existed very early. Presents ol gloves , garters , nnd jewelry were com mon as valentines. IN THE rUTUHE. Amony the May events in the near future , which crowd thomsolvcs , fast ono upon the other , will bo the reception bj MHS. A. J. rorrj.LT.ON , at her residence. About for y gucstu will bo in attendance and a pleasant anc informal gathering will bo the result. DANISH ASSOCIATION. This evening occurs the Eleventh an nual masquerade ball of the Danish usso elation. The ball will bo given in Tur ner hall , on Tenth street , and as usual a largo crowd will doubtless bo in attend ance. Mr. Louis Bradford , of this city , wil bo married on the 13th of this inuith to Miss Ida Pugh , The ceremony will bo performed in Springfield , Ohio. EALCONEU'S CLEUKH. On Wednesday next Falconer's clerks will give a masquerade party nt Falconor'a hall. A number of invitations have been issued to outside parties and ono of the most pleasant little parties of the season will bo the result. Several times oaol year the clerks in Falconer's dry goods stove give a party and they have always proved most enjoyable. BANS C'EllEMONJE. , This popular club will give ita next party at the Millard Hotel , on Wednes day evening , February 18. LOCOMOTIVE FIKEMEN'S HALL. The first annual ball of the Brother hood of Locomotive Firemen , Oyorlanc' lodjjo No. 128 , will take place at Ma sonic hall , on Tuesday evening , Febru ary 12. The music for the occasion wil be furnished by Irvine's orchestra. Tlio motto of the society is "Benevolence , sobriety and industry , " and , if faithful ! } adhered to , will lead to influence nnc wealth. IIOWABII'WOObWOIlTU. Since the ITarrison-Saundors wedding the society people of Omaha have beoi looking forward to the marriage of Lt Guy Howard to Miss Jcanio Woolworth. As the time drawa near the invited guests are growing more and moro impa tient , but their curiosity will bo fully satisfied on Thursday next , at whicl time mutual vows will be exchanged. The wedding will occur in the Trinity Catnuurnl , and nonuMill bo admitted to the cVurch except those who have cards of SnrltAtion. The ceremony , in nccor dance with the good old nglish custom , will bo preformed nt high noon. This will bo ono of the most brilliant wed dings which has over occurred in tin's city. f TUB rillUIAUMOSIf. The Philharmonic society is devoting its energies to ilfl part of the Kmnm Thursby concert , February 15th , nnd it s confidently believed will do some very fine work on that occasion. A great deal > f time has boon spent by the society in lard. COMPANY K , 4TH 1NTAXTUY , Invitations have boon issued for a bill o bo given at company quarters , Fort ) maha , on Friday evening , February 2" , inder the auspices of Company K , 4th nfantry. Grand march at ! l p. m. As his is the _ annivcisary of George Wash- ncton's birthday , it is fitting that the miitary gentleman should celebrate it. CLVUA MOU11I.S. Ono of the greatest society events in ho amusement line which has ever oc curred in Omaha , \ \ ill bo the two enter- ammonia to boivoiv ( by Clara Morris , ho famous emotional actrcsaon Wednes day and Thursday evenings , February 20th and 21st. DISTEIOT OOUET , inportnnt llimluoss Traiifmolcil lit tlmt Tribunal on Sntimlny. In iho district court on Saturday lost considerable business of importance was .ransacted. The dcmurior in the case of Nelson xgainst lliusmusson was decided. Tliis is tin notion brought under the Slocuin iaw for damages resulting to the plaintiff jy Mrs. Nelson by reason of liquor pur chased by her husband from the plain- ; iff. Goo. W. Doano , attorney for do- : ov > dant doiuurrod to the petition on the round thnt Rasmusson's boudsmonworo not bound under the law but the court by Judge Wakoloy hold otherwise. The question of sureties on appeal bonds was also decided , the court hold ing that a separate suit inuat bo brought ngainst them. T\vo suits by W. W. Warrhum , ono against the Union Pacific railway and the sncond ngainst Ohailrs W. Hamilton , for false imprisonment , expenses nnd injury to business , wore begun on Saturday last. The plaintiff was indicted by the grand jury in the February term of 1883 , for obtaining money under false pretenses from those dcfondonts. lie was tried throe several times and acquitted on each trial. Ilonco his suit for damages , which ho lays at $10,000 in each case. The grand jury , on Saturday afternoon made some further presentments. Two moro indictments -wore found ngainst Georgia Sinclair for enticing girls under eighteen yoais to disorderly houses for purposes of prostitution. An indictment for murder in the second end degree was returned against Snoll. Ilia bail was fixed at § 1,000 by Judge Wakoloy , andboing unable to furnish sufficient bond was put in jail. The following is the assignment of cases for to-day : Before Judge Wakoloy Lois vs. Ilartman. Johnason vs. Nelson. Callahan vs. Nebraska Gas Light Com pany. Before Judge Neville Edwards vs. Board of County Commis sioners. Foulk vs. Kennedy Manufacturing Company. Agoo vs. McCloncgan. Platz vs. Omaha. Baldt vs. Smith ot al. Robinson vs. Clifton. Kuhn vs. Bankes ot al. ; on trial. THEY ABlTDOOMED , TIio Nortlnvcstcrn Trafllc AssocmdoU Scents ti ) bo Doomed. The Chicago Times of Friday says the Northwestern traffic1 association Booms to bo doomed , from what some of the prominent members said yesterday when aakod as to its future prospects. Said ono of them : "You can Bay that you know of ono road that will never call for another mooting of the North western traflic association , and the same with joforonco to the Central Iowa. Lot tliom go to pieces. They ought do. They are no longer of any service to the railway companies that are members , and wo shall never again ask that 11 moot ing shall bo hold for the consideration ol nny business , except for the purpose ol declaring the dissolution of them both. But , if wo lot thorn alone , they will soon die natural deaths , " ( Another high official said : "It will beef of no uao to try and patch up the prosonl difficulties with the Northwestern anc Central Iowa Traflic associations , ns Iho members have fully determined this time to end matters by ending both aasocia tions. It will bo of no use to moot anc try to patch up the present diflorences , as the members are BO wide apart in rogarc to certain business that they never wil come together. There has boon no moot ing called , and I shall not ask for one I don't want a mooting , and think this feeling is general among all of thd mem bers. " The attitude of those two members is fully shared by at l&ast ono moro , wlticl leavea the association \vith only a minortj ! representation , oven if a mooting shoulc bo called by the others , This action docs not necessarily mean that rates are to bo cut by the rival lines , but when the asso ciation ceases to have an existence it is but reasonable to expect there will bo a Bcrniilblo for business that will make things very lively for the western roads for a short timo. This is already expect ed , and at least ono road is known to bo already preparing for such an event in order to bo at the front when the rate- cutting begins. To USD the expression of an official in high standing , there will bo a "monkey and parrot" tiino over busi ness to the west and northwest in a very short time , and _ the "fur will fly" al every pomt _ of interest which can bo reached by rival lines , With Buch feeling manifested by mom- bora of the Northwestern and the Central tral Iowa Traffic associations , there cai bo but little doubt that both organize tions will bo permitted to pass out of ox istanco , and tliat as BOOH as they shall no longer bo recognized as being in a condl tion to enforce penalties , there will be a rush for business that will possibly resul in slaughtering rates to all points wes and northward. Tjio house cominlttBu ou labor has ordered a ( a\orabl6 report on JleriroseutaUvo Hoiikin bill for the eatabluhmont of a department o labor statistics. The measure pro > Idea for th appointment of a commleglonor , who bliall ac ( julre all useful lufonnutlan upon the eubioc of labpr ami U relation to capital , nnd mean for promoting the material , social , religion and intellectual proaporty ol the laboring me u'd ] women , ? CITY WALKS AXD TALKS. "Do you see that JOWIR follow vit there , nil smllosl" nskoil Mr. Donnelly , ho secretary of the OgAllnln Land and Cnttlo niipniiy , nt tlio Mlllnnl hotel the oilier even- ng , "Vcs , whit about html" naked ono of ho Rontlotnon , with whom Mr. DonnellyM alklng. "ItoN a young Hwoilolio cixn peak only n few wonla of I'ngllth , " replied [ r. Donnelly ! "ho 1ms boon In this country nly .1 short timo. Ho's ntorl : Inntnllor * liop mound tlio corner , amishllo I MAS In licro on Imsinc" 1 honrd him telling liU com- nmoni about thoMIllord hotel olo\fttor , U ooma ho Ind boon sent to the hotel on nn rrmiil , nnd hid n ride lit the elevator , U < v ) the lint time In hU llfo thnt ho hid boon p nnd down In an clo\ator , nnd ho thought t \\omlorfill thing. The on nton ! of iho ovol mlo uvi ilollglitf.nl to him. So 1 tohl Im to como morto the hotel to gctpomo lothct that t wanted ropihod , nnd no could o up nnd don tn thnt oloator half a dozen mo * . Ho just concluilod Ms llttlo up nnd oxvu CNCiirsUin , nnd tlmtV the rOA'on T cillrd our attention tothU xmlling countotmni-o ns oi < .is3od out , 'I'lils roinliuh mo of n llttlo joke Inch occurred hero in the house the other ny , " continued Mr. Donnelly , "U seems Hint Imly s'ot In the olo\ntor mid rode up mid ouu n do7on tliuos , nnd Mr. Swoboho nd noticed hei , couldn't nmlo tnnd > 'hy BIO nhonld ntlck to thnt olo\ntor so chuo- > ' . So ho finally sixid , 'Mndnmohoro do oil want to got oil ? ' 'At Klghtconth street,1 opltod pho. 'Oh , 1 sco , ' nnld lr. Swobo. 'You ha\o inado n ilstnko In the lino. You must go oxer to ' 'mntxm street , nnd tnko n groou-llno cnr , hleh goes to Klghtoonth stroot. ' Thereupon lie laily took her departure , as directed , " "Tnlkhif nbout hotels , reminds mo of lie first ono thnt I struck u lion I lauded in Imnha in the spring of 1857 , " chipped In nn Id settlor. "Whon our fnmlly got hero It as night. My father mid I found nccommo * ntiona for them In n llttlo buthllng just north f the pltxcovhoro Harry Dcncl'a ticket olllco o\v stands , nt the northonit corner f Fnrnnm mid Fourteenth RtrooLt , Vo then wont to the Hnmtl- im bouso , n nmall. two-ntory brick bulhllng , ot standing , on tlio south nlilo of Douglnn tioot , bot\\cun KonrtoonthmulKiftoonth.nonr ho middle of the block. The olllco wiva In n mall fr.imo building , mljolntng on the east , nd still stmnllng tlicio. Wo ro Iatoretl , nnd voro ruislcnod to loom 2(1. ( ( < olngnp stairs \\o voro shown Into ono largo room with nbout n ,07.011 beds in It. At the foot of ono bed , to vhlch wo were escorted , \\iia irTurlcod In n hulk ring on the lloor , 'room "fl.1 Wo accord- ugly took possession of 'room 20 , ' ami tried o mnko ouraolvo.i 113 comfortable ns the occn- wita of the adjoining 'looms' " "Tho Hamilton house was not the first lotol In Omaha , however , " chlmod In n pio- leer who came lioro In the dnya of TIJ. "Tho ) ouglos house was Onmlia'a first hotel. It vas built early In ' 35. It waa n two story rnmo structure nt the southwest cor- cr of Hnrnoy and Thirteenth streets. It iced on Hmnoy shoot , nnd ran buck on 'hirtconth ntreot , nearly io the alloy. It was ondncted for n while by Mr. Goodwill , long Inca dead , mid was the best hotel In the tor- itoiy nt that timo. The steward was Mr. gnaco Scherb , who Rtlll rosldoi In Omaha , ml Is 0110 of otlr proapcions clllrons. 1 ro- nombor that the Fourth of July , 1851iis olobratod nt this house by n grand barbecue , if which Mr. Schorl had charge. Several pooches wcro made , ono of thorn being by Secretary Cumlng , nnd n regular programme if o\cicfsos was carried out. The celebration intlod with a grand bull In the o\oning. In .850 the Dmiglaa house panned Into the pus- 09Biou of Mr , Goo. M , Tilllls. who came hero vith 81,700. Iluuoboon told that tlio first ear that ho ran the house ho inado § 17,000. .t was tlio foundation of Ills fortune , which ia pniaotl Into the hands of Ida children , ho laving longsinco joined the great majority , [ r. Mills ran the house for n whlloitli npt. S. M . Curran as clerk. Curian died lore two or three years ngo. The property ins ever since remained in the possession of ho Mills family. The Douglas house waa orn down throe or four year ago to make oem for the largo brick bnlldlng that now covers nearly half of the entire block. " "Whon I came to Omaha In January , .85(5 ( , " remarked another old-timer , "I put up , t the City Hotel , at the southwest corner ol Harnoy and IMovonth stiootn. At that time iioro were not enough buildings in Omaha to lofino the outlines of the streets. It was .bought . at that time that Harnoy street would ; o the loading thoroughfare. The City Hotel was n long , low , one-story frnmo structure , [ t waa the second hotel built In Omaha , and was regarded as ono of tlio loading hotels In this part of the west. Just before I arrived ihe house , which was hardly finished , was the scoud f' grand ball in honor of Governor Tzard , tJ : ? chief exocutlvo of the territory. The music forth ? ocpa-jlvll was furniahod by the Council Uluffa Slltng band , consisting of n solitary fiddler , nameif Jhh Orton. Among those who were present were Oovornor Izard , Secretary Ciimlngmid wlfo , J. .Sterling Mor ton nnd wife , Mr. and Mrs. A. J. llnnacom , Mr. nnd Mrs. A. D. Jonoi , Mr , nnd Mrn , S. K. RogorH , Dr. Miller and wife. Mr. mid Mrs C. 1J. Smith , Mrs. Fleming Davidson , Mr. and Mrs Former Ferguson , A. S. 1'addock , A. J. Popploton. Mr. Goodwill , Mr. Clancy , Mr. Folflom , and others whom I Imvo forgot ten. It WOK an event that will never bo for gotten by the participants. K/ra Millcrd'e Tour-Htory wholesale block at Iho mmthwoxt corner of Harnoy and Kloionth Directs , now marks the spot where the City Hotel stood until two or thioo years ago. It was then moved to some other part of the city , and Is probably occupied as a residence. " "I carne to Omaha about 1858 , " re marked another old Bottler , "and registered at the Horndou houso. nt the northeast corner ol Fanmm and Ninth streets. It was than ono of the biggest hotels In the western country- a four-story brick structure , almost as largo ns the Faxton or Mlllard to-day. It was far ahead of tlio town , which did not warrant nny Biich hotel at that timo. That building hex an Interesting history. It was built In 185 ; liy Ucorgo Krlilgo , Dr. George L. Miller and Lymun KIcharclson. The cltyauthorltlea had made n proposition to glvo n ulto for a hotel ol the H/O and character of the Ilcrndon to any person who would erect such a building foi the Binullcst lot of land , lirldgo. Miller and Itlchardson secured the bid. and the city gave thorn a block and a half of lots in the vicinity of wlioro the ! Herndon was oroctod. They sold all the lots except two , on which they be gan putting up the hotel with the money thus obtained. They next borrowed 51(5,000 ( from the city in scrip , which was used in the con- Htnictloii of the building. When completed the hotel was named 'Tho Herndon House , after Lieutenant Herndon , who was lost on the Hteamor 'Central America , ' which was -rrs PILLS TORPID BOWELS , DISORDERED LIVER From tlieso aonrcoB uilso Uiroo-fourtlis oJ the dUooses of the human moo. llioso eyjnmains Indicate tUolroztutcnoo ! J.oi ol Appetite , IlovreU costive , tilrk We a. uche. fullnen utter cnthis : , y r lon to ( .zerilau of liody or niliiil , Vructatlon ot fond , Irritability of temper , X < ovr ored farliie , COMSTIPATIOW. and ao. nmndtho use of remedy that acUMllrcot y on the Liver. AHoUvorinomolnoTDTO'S j II ( r < a Jiavo no onual , Uholr notion on the Kldnoya nnU Skin Is nlso rrompt ; romoylng 6U tuipurltlca through tliOBOtlitcp cnT- cnfftri of Iho * , produclnu ifnpo. tit" , sound .llKestlon , rcgulur stools , a rtonj eklii mnln vIsorousDovly. TOTT'H Wtl-S canao no nausea or friplns iiot lutorforo with dally work and are n perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. , boiaaTCrjrw iir , a o. OIUra , < UIurray8t.N\Y. TUTTS HAIR DYE. GIUT Iliiu on WiirtKiaw changoil la itantly to a Owilsr Jiwwc by l Blo np plloutlon of tltlfbns. Bold by DruBiflBt * ir sent by oxiiross on receipt of JMi , Offleo , 44 Jiurray Btroot , New York. ? On'D MiHUAL OF USEFUL RECHPTE-ffcW. wieckeu'on lior WAyfrnm $ 1'Aiimna to Now 'ork , About tliftt tlmo. Tlio llcnttlon liouso vnn opened nntl nm In mngiilllcont style by it. W. Koitli , mill wivi iirnnouncod the finest lotolwestof Chlcnpo. It prototl miunjw tnbln enterprise , lumoirr , nnd gradually do- lined In It * reputation , IVwIng from miul- enl to Inndlord It finally u out Into tlio Imndj [ the sliotllT on account of tlio fnlhira of tlio rleinnl bulltlor * nntl owners to mcoc tliolr imcntloni Incut-roil In Iti croctlon , Mr. J * ' , Allen tlnii took hold of It nnd run whllo it us in tlio hnml * of Iho ohcrilf. Tt dcponor- .oil Into n boarding liotito. Tn tlia full of Ri'iO Mr . llronion loisotl It from Dr. Mnnoll , ho liitl boroino the owner of the \vlilto ole < ! mnt. lllghtheio comoi In Untold story tout how ( Joorgo 1'rnncls Train came to nilltl the Co7im liouno. Ono tiny In the din- IB room ho tat nt A tnblo neixr A broken win- owthrough which tlio wind \vn- < blowing At A l\cly rato. llo coni\lnlnod \ about It ind fitter oxjiotllont , c\cc [ > t ( nittlnf ; n A now KW ! , h d boon trlml uiisncces fiilly > stop up the hole , ho pnlil ono of the colored Altori to stMul between the window And iin until ho fmMied Ills inonl. Ho then do- Atoil ho would build Another hotel , And that cry Afternoon , f < mo enough , ho jiurchncod , \vo loti And Imil moil At work digging the ollnr , And In sixty diys ho h d Iho Cordons tome coni | > lotod At A cost of 10,000. lloforo wn.i finl'hod ho hnd It rented to 10 Cozront , ofVost 1'olnt , Now "ork , from whom It took Its immo , for [ 0,500 A year. They rnn U for ono joar , id than I'liilo ISnniwy rented ltforS.1,000 IXJP oar , And kept it for three yoarc , closing It it lit tlio full of 1871. ItftloodACAnt until year or two ngo , when U WAS rebuilt by the resent nwnprs , And the nnino changed to the rnntl 1'ncllic. Mr. lininiev recently returned > the liuifo , niid riwtorcd the old iminu , The 077.0ns. Hut to return to the Horndon. In 870 the Union 1'nclfio ranted It for ) iondiiiar- ] 01 n , nnd mood Into from the old atito house , hlch WAS oiiposlto on Ninth stroot. It WAD > m down noun after the Union VACHo ! mined lit. The Union I'ncllio imrclmsed the Horn- on houpo In 18" ) for 812,000 from Dr. Monoll. t liim been rohuilt. AIU ! A bk * lulilltlon N to bo at to It tliln > oi\r. " TAKHNXOTASK. Tcnnur , the AVcntlior-Wrcstlor , Wor- rlcil liya Skeptic' hlhilulplih Call. "See hero , sir , Mr. Vonnor , " ox aimed an irate citizen , "didn't you pro ict on open w inter ? " "I I yos.l did , " answered Mr. Von- or pulling himself out of a snow bank nd vainly striving to keep hls tooth from Imttoring themselves out of his head. "So I thought"resumed Iho indignant itizon"and relying on your predictions , neglected an opportunity ; to buy two ow stoves , a roll of llanncl anil a do/o lankots at n big bargain. Now the liings are costing mo four times as luch , " and ho tilted Mr. Vonnor back ute tlio snow bank. "My prediction was all all right , my oar sir"insisted Mr. Vonnor regaining is foot , "and you must not blame mo if on misinterpret it. " "Indeed ! Uow did I misinterpret it , ray ? " "It is simple enough. I predicted at : pen winter ; didn't 1 ? " "Yes. " "Well , every day or two the winter ties open and lot down an a\alancho."j ' Work on the exhibition giounds for tin Vorld's Industrial aud Cotton fair , nt Nov " 'rloAiis ' , has begun. Sanford's .Radical Cure I The Great Balsamlo Distillation ot Witch Hazel American'1'lnp , Canadian Fir , patlgold Cloicr Blossom Eta , For the Immediate Tteliol and I'Drtiimofit Cure ol n cry form of Gatarth , trom a Slmplo Head Cwl or .iilluonzalo the Loss ot miiell , Tntte , anil Ili'nrlil | { , cough , Brunchltli , nnd Incl ] > lent Consumption. Ho- let m live mlnntosIn any and ery case , Nothing Ike It. ( Irateliil , trajfrint , wholcsontt. Cure begins - gins from Ural application , and Is rapid , ladlcal , per- nanont , and noor tailing. Ono bottle Hadlcal Cure , ono box Citarrbal Sol ent and Han ford's Inhaler , all In ono Package , for- nb a complete treatment , of nil druggists tor 31. Ask for Siudford'd lUdlcnl Cure , Potter Drvg and JhcmlcalCto , , Boston. Collins' Voltaic Eloctrlo Plaster I Instantly affects the Nervous Bysttra and banishes I'ala. A tierloct Klcctrlo Battery cnm- r , nnT. , . , . lined ltli a 1'oroun 1'iastcr tnr IS THK CUV "Scents It annihilates I'Mn. or A vitalizes Weak and Worn Out UaO KERY8 Parts , ntronirtlioiis Tired MUI- clos , prevent vi/lscoM , anddnomorolnone-liali tn * line than ot r other plaitor lu thoL orid. bill ivrry whnro ron xiin ctrnn OP AIL PLEASES OP nBKS.CATTi.R. finiini ! , ooas , UOOB , am l lirillll'll. immi ) nniiri'Mw , , . . , .i , , , , \ , . . . - = . ' 'I'rnv'it Illniiuilruiiiiri Coal Mliiii L'oiiipnnlcii , nnd ftli-imarrii-i , oml otlicrs JiauullUB stock , Mltliiwrfcctsutiiwn. . , II iihroyii' Vnlivliinry Itlaimnl. ( S PP , pent fri'ii l > y mall ou receipt of price , Miionls niiiiilileU Hunt free 011 application IlUMl'IIHBYB HOMEOPATHIC SIKU.CO. 10U Fullou Btrcei , how YorU. ' Vital Weakness nml Pros- trntlon from over work or Keen In unn 20 yean , Is tha mo t success- Till remedy known. I'ricotrpervlal.orl lurito vial of powder for tkffft post fn-ooti to cclpt of price , Hiiiiiiliri | > y ' llomoo. MiM. 'o , lUllIt , CfttiUOttUO tiuo.i iU'J 1'ullou tit. , ft. V GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. LOSS OK MANLY VlUOnSporm torf hnia , etc. , when all otlar rerao dies fall A ciira guaranteed , $1.1.0 a bottlu , large bottle , lout times the quantity , (5. I3y ex press to any uililrobs. Bold by all dru tflsU. KNULJflH 1IKDI. OAL INSTITUTE , 1'roprletors , 718 Olive Btreet , St , Louis , Mo. "I have told Sir Astley Coonar' * Vital Restorative or Years. Every customer epoaka highly ot It. 1 inlictlUtluflycuJonjultM a remedy ot true merit " 0. F. GoovuiN , Druggist. OuuliaFeKl 18A3. vlS-ln&e-codly OEIOAGO SOAL33 MlliOV tr LK , IU. it 1UX , * SU. turn , Hi-am ' x liirlmleil ,2401 ; aN , , , . Tliu "Lfll. . JI locliv , lT4 " * t11I" . W JORGSS , TOOLS , &c , M T IOHUK ItlBI. F < "t.l ' C.WU.'U' . 4O III. All Vll Illlll .ll ofTollU. * 1U IVtcr Rohdiftlll take notice , that on the Oth day o ( January , 181 , Henry Kelsty , n Juntlco of tlia iuac , ol Mlllard I'rucluct , Doulat county , No. Lraalta Iiauod an order cl att&rlnnuit for tli um ol one hundred and eigntyflte dol'ari ' lujanaction U pending biloro him wheruln John Ilium It iilalntlll and 1'etor Kulida ilefttidani , that tbo luoi'Orty eon. tlbtsof Ulty Im.liolicfconi lu the car , one brown mare , Oy ar old , two white for t feet , 2 tables , 6 chain , 81 tedatulj , 1 lounirc. 1 btauronu , 1 wfes , 1 Btove , iiluca and furultuic , 1 looking glass , 1 Ne , Ijtasl a tUte inaji , 1 churn , 1 Krlndatouu , 1 wish tub ! ! attr Inickit * , 5 j.ouudd ol salt , 4 liuheln ol | > ota- tots.OiIdckoiii , 8 hogs , 1 801)01) aao\l. 1 corn the let , 3 loin ol In ) , 1 reaper , 1 hay rak ) . 1 lumber itablo and luuilvi arouod hay yard , 1 cultivator , 1 jilow , 1 garden rake , one liono collar , 1 ( iirloi ; teat , l tttohono corn jJanter ard ha been MUUieJ im- der said ordi r , taldcaute vai continued to iiu 3rd day ol March , 1834a' Tlio Doctor's MIstaico.- * One of the old mistakes of tlio profession was to think that there were no other ways of curing dis ease except those which had been handed down from former times. It is not to be denied that the Doctors have done great things for the world. But when it comes right down to the rcal _ curing of disease , it must be admitted that Brown'a Iron BittcrS has done enough to earn the generous gratitude of this whole present generation , including the medical profession. There arc no mysteries or secrets about the compounding of Brown's Iron Bit ters. vThis preparation of iron is the only preparation which will not in jure teeth or stomach. In this it is beyond comparison better than the other preparations , which arc mis chievous and injurious. < sp * " * aYou need not fear a. mistake in trying Brown's Iron Bitters. Yoiu druggist has it. It gives vigor to the lecble , and new life to the dys peptic. Children take it , not only with safety , but with great advan tage. 0 The necessity for prompt and efficient household remedies \ dally Tjonlngmoro Imparatlti ) , and ot tlieso Hosteller's Btomach Bitten litho the chief In mlrlt and tbo most popular. Irregularity ol the - stomach nnd bon els , vc _ . malarial feversll\or _ i complaint , debility. F f rheumatism and = ' minor ailments , are thoroughly conquer * cdbythlslncompara' blofnmih restorative and medicinal safe * guard , and It Is Just ly leirardod M the purest and most com _ prchonstv o remedy ot Its rlas3.a | 1 For silo by OmCglsts and dealers generally. An ttr.ll.ut tanla f , ( lilufltTor , Bovt ftptvUttnf ii - > tiol . , ! ) , iir.i pir ) | U , Dl&rrhtxt , Ft.r nl Acn. . ant dlivrlm of lh Mcvitlra Orfanl. A f.w drov * Imrkrl K d.lkloa , Sir tn | | MI of chiu pitfl. .ni to 11 , uniii r drink , Trr It. a t.r rf vminl.rf ! ti. Ak Tour tnx < > rr dnnlt rr t&t -jU.Ulu nuI.cliu.JbrML/I K blUiniTifiOVS. W. WDPrESHANH , COL3 AOSST , . r. Cure without mod- Iclno. latcntcJ Oc tober 10 , 'TO. Ono bnx No. 1 will cnro any also In ( our days or less No. 2 111 euro the most ouatluato case no matter o ! how Allan's Soluble Klcdhattd Bougies No nauseous ( loeoa ol lubohs , cojmbla , or oil o ( san dal wood , that ore ni.Uin to produce djspepala by ikstrojliiR thoeoatlnggol the etonmch. Price $1.60 Bold by nil drunlsts | , or mallcil cu receipt of price Fur further particulars send ( or circular. 1' . O.Iloic l.DSi. J.C. ALLAN CO. , . 83 John Street , New Yoilt. A regular graduate la DR HENDERSON , , modlclno. Over sixteen * OjflandeoaWyndottoSt' years' practice twelve Io KA NBAS CTY , MO. Chlc&go * Authorized by the itate to tre , Chronic , Ncrvoun and Private dlsoMo- . Asthma. Epilepsy. Rheumatism , Plies , \ , Tape worm , urinary and Skin Dis eases , Seminal Wcaknesifnlght losses ) , b JSlCsSCBoxuixI Debility ( torn nfoexual power ) , e Cureo guaranteed or money refunded. Charges low. Thousands of casca cured. No Injurious medi cines ftirplehttl even to natlcnta at a distance. Can. suHatlot free ( ind eonldtnH ! l c II or write : affo nij experience ara Imnortint. A liGdK lot ootn 6 os llustrated and circulars of other thlniri son * eejJe with w ScrnttUope. FUEEMUSKUJI od od-W ST , LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE , Graham Paper Co. , 817 and 210 North Main St.St Loulj. WHOLESALE DEALEI13 IN BOOK , ( WIWTINO' wiuppiN BOARD AND - /tJTCash / pill for R &K3 of all S. H. ATWOOD , Plattsmouth , - - - - Neb BUBAPKIl OF TIIOtlODallBRXD AND Ulan ORADR HEREFORD UNO KEY OTLE .AMD DUROO OR JBItSBT RID BWU-S fvyoune > tool < tor sale. Corrmnondoncn ollclt d. DUFRENE ' & MEMELWHN , -REaOVEB'iO OUAHA NATIONAL BANK S IMPROVED SOFT ELASTIC SECTION Is warranted to wear longer , lit , Uie form ncnt r , and Kl vu belt" fat action than any other Cane ! in tlie market , or price paid will f"re'u9''f' ' ' . fr'l ? IndonemenUol war < * . . ClilcoBo'8 best pbyelcliuif. accoov bany jacn Onmot. Price , Hett Nutovn Tiifin. X DNtAE6 ST W'a"iifJfSg ? ' Mnutitcturin , UiO A 'Jill lUutiicuplt St. , CklcaBtl. JOHN LEHMANN. Nebraska Cornice -AND- - BMANUFAOTUREBS GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES FINIALS , WINDOW GAPS , TIN , IRON AHD SLATE ROOFING , PATENT METALIO BKYUQHT , Iron Fencing ! Crestlne * , Balustrade ) , Verandas , Office anJ Bank lUllUiau , Window and Cellar Uuiurds , Etc. COU. O. AND6JD STUEU1' , LINCOLN NEB . OAISKR. Manner. WeakNervnnsMen \VUow ) UubllU ) . jxhautloti ami prauutura ilecuy nro f sunud by eicouoa , crron of youth , etc. , ro perfectly robtoral ( o rol > ut hciiUh and lir.ir.iii. umiihcutl liy THEJMAR8TON QL.U8.tt o tomacU drufdng. TmitmtmcDt o [ IV urviiiu Ilelilll ty nml X'b j lt > itt Ilecuy 1 * uniformly eucceuful iwetuta uamd ou p if ct uiiiuqf' liU iYuuddlrcvtuetbait4J dat > - . ' " ' * olutolliiiraiiKltnttni. helledi - - UARSTON nEMEDfCO. , < JOW,14thSt. , , _ - - ' * -
