THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA ; WEDNESDAY , FEBRUARY 13 , 1884.
Maryland , Nly Maryland , "
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mirvMimtic situation , aud
"My xvifo ! "
B"Whor'
"Was a very pretty blondol"
Twenty years ago , become
"Shallow ! "
"Withered and ngcd ! "
Uotoro har titno , from
"Malarial vapors , though she made no
particular complaint , not being of the
grumpy kind , yet caused mo great uneas
iness.
"A short limo ago I purchased your
remedy for nuo of the children , who had
n very severe attack of biliousness , and
it occured to mo that the remedy might
help my wife , as I found that our little
girl upon recovery lind
"Lost ? "
"Her aallowness , nnd looked as fresh
ns n now blown daisy. Well the story is
soon told. My wife to-dayhasgainod her
old time beauty with compound interest
and is now as handsome nmatron ( if I do
say It myself ) as can bo found in this coun
ty , which is noted for pretty women. And
have only Hop Bittora to thank for it.
"Tho dear creature just lookodovor my
sliouldor.and saya , I can flatter equal to
the days of our courtship , and that re
minds mo there might bo more prdly
wives if my brother farmers would do ntf
I have dono. "
Hoping you may long bo spared to do
good , I thankfully remain.
Most truly yours ,
0. L. JAMES.
BBLTSVILLE , Prince George Co. , Md. , \
May 20th , 1883. /
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Piife UIDOF. AOEMJV , Dak. , February
G. Your correspondent 1ms boon given
the pleasure of an inside sight of the
workings of the now industrial ochool nt
this agoney. It was opened for the re
ception of pupils on the Ifilh of Decem
ber , and ia now filled to its capacity ,
there being 81 boys and girls now in reg
ular attendance. The experiment proves
that the industrial school system of the
Indian policy ia a succoso , for there are
T1IUEB HUNDRED CHILDREN ASKING ADMISSION -
MISSION ,
but thcro is not sufliciont room for them ,
and congress will bo asked during the
present session for an appropriation to
enlarge the present building for double
the number of scholars. The children
are selected from the various bands ,
each band being entitled to its ratio and ,
nhilo in a few instances there was con
siderable prejudice felt by the old "cof
fee coolers" against sending the children ,
in the majority of cases there were many
who felt injured bccauso they could not
send more. In commencing , the
GREATEST DIH'ICULTV EXl'EUIEKCED
among the teachers was the intprforcnco
of parents who , in a number of instances
endeavored to take the children from the
sclisol , but these movements were
iromptly mot by Agent McOillicuddy
, nd his efficient Indian police. Whore
ho pupils have proved truants they have
icon lodged in jail until realizing what
.hoy . were there for , and given co under-
ttaud in plain language that they were
tot thcro for fun , and that if any further
rouble was experienced the rations of
; heir parents would bo withheld. This
'csults in
HUHDUINO THE WILFUL NATURE ,
or an Indian without his regular supply
f beef , bacon , Hour , sugar and coll'co
makes a bad face and n good subject.
It is boliovcd that the "homo schools"
vill bo more- successful than at first sup-
i03cd. When appropriations were being
nado for the building of these agency in
dustrial schools , it was hold that the in-
luonccs surrounding them would be such
, s to defeat the objects sought. While
in sorao instances this may bo true , it islet
lot so when a strong will wields the
lower. But in ono particular , at least ,
ho homo school is superior in that there
, ro
NO CLIMATIC CHANGES TO FKAU.
While no particular school east is lo
cated in unhealthy regions , the sudden
limatlc changes have in many instances
iroved fatal to the Indian children , where
, ro accustomed to the clear , light ntmos-
ihoro of this prairip country , where no
nalaria exists. It is therefore the opin
ion of your correspondent that the "homo
chool" is the most important feature of
'ndian education , in connection with the
arious Jocal day schools scattered in the
iflorent camps.
THE INDUSTRIAL 11UILDINO
was finished about a year since , and dur-
'ng the put summer and fall the finishIng -
Ing touches , furnishing , &c. , were com-
_ iletod by the agency employes. The
main building is a two-story structure
' 0x80 feet , and contains the living rooms
if the teachers and pupils , school room ,
owing room , reception room for the
ihildron and their visitors , and ono for
.ho teachers and their friends , a store
oem and two bath rooms. The roar
uilding , connecting the main ono , form-
ng the whole into a T , is 40x100 foot ,
one-story , contains a largo well lighted
dining hall , kitchen , pantry and laundry.
THOSE WUO MANAGE.
The school is ably superintended by
iliss Emma 0. Sickols , formerly of the
ndian training school at Carlisle , Pa. ,
and Bliss Sarah H. Webster , a former
cador in the Sioux City schoolis teacher.
Bliss A. E. Dunn , of Chicago , is the ma-
ron and looks closely after the work of
, hose who are assigned her to swoop ,
icrub and do general cleaning. Miss
iloso N. Williams , of Chicago , instructs
cloven girls in the art of making dresses
nd other wearing apparel. Miss A. D.
/halloa teaches how to rub soiled linen
to snow-white and iron it smooth , while
Misa Mary Shady presides over the culi
nary department , having as her assistants
[ 'Iris to cock and a boy baker. Robert
American llorao , a young Indian gradu
ate ef Carlisle , interprotsovoraooa , thu
boys and makes himself generally useful.
The teachers are all ladies of education
and refinement , and have a patient in-
lluonco over the young Indians in tlieii
various branches.
lUIR-COrriNO AND BOAP.
When now recruits nro admitted to the
school , their hair is cut and their head :
completely cleaned of the little live bugs ,
They are then taken to the bath-rooir
where they receive the most thorough
scrubbing of their lives , and docked in t
now suit of clothing throughout. Thpj
eomo frt in tin1 bath-room looking far dif
furont from the dirty , scabby urchins o
the day before. At the start cotuidcrabh
anxiety was felt on the part of thoi
parents owing to the barber's operations
test the parents should lose caste amoiij
their people and the hearts of the youiij
would lose that bravery attributed to Ion ;
hair. But that is gradually wearing oil
and , by the continuous u o of soap nm
water , the full-bloods are scarcely a hal
shade darker than the half dozen half
breeds in attendance.
THE 8UHOOL.
Both the Misses Sickols and Websto
teach in this department. The oDonitij
exercises consist of prayer and sinking
and the children are taught exclusive ! ;
in English by moans of object lessors
Singing is a favorite exercise , and draw
ing a peculiar gift of all , They are in
dined to bo shy , but nro learning as rar
idly as can bo expected. Words on
placed upon the blackboard by the teacher
or , and woids are added by tlio scholar
to make souse n sort of a syntax oxer
cise. Thu discipline of the school roon
is as perfect as any school room contain
ing white children , at the tap of the bel
even' child obeying the command quiotl ;
and m order. Simple gymnastic oxer
ciaes are indulged in each day , prcviov
f.o their departure from the echool room
much to the delight of both boys and
girls. The great difficulty is to have them
speak English , and ono Uy of each week
has been sot nsido as English-speaking
day , and when any are caught using their
mother conguo the names are taken and
the guilty admonished.
EATING WITH KNIVES AND FORKS VERSUfl
THE FINOEKS.
The Indian table etiquette is extremely -
ly primitive. A largo chunch of beef
usually finds its way to the mouth , the
tcoth used as a vice and the left hand a
a gnido , while a largo butcher knife
comes between to cut elF such a quantity
as the- aborigine think ho can manage atone
ono mouthful , and such dainties as hard
tack are taken from the lap or ground.
This is all the table etiquette the great
majority of thcso children know six
weeks ago. Now when the boll rings tor
meals the children march in file , and
each end of thu light tables is presided
over by ono of the boys , who does the
usual honors very gracefully , and the
girls assigned to their duties as waiters
perform the light work of setting and
cleaning of the tables , procuring the second
end course , and waiting upon the young
gentlemen as become young Indira , each
table being in charge of ono girl. These
duties continue a month , when others
ire given an opportunity to practice in
.he . art of table otiquotto.
COOKINO AND 1IAKINO.
Miss Shady has her cooks quite well
rained now. When they first put in an
ppoaranco they were apt to think all
oup canio from the frolicking puppy ,
nd slashed things together accordingly.
? ho grease from the pans and crockery
was not always rubbed ou" , while the
biscuit and the broad were unleav-
mod , as it were , with an occasional "ro-
ninder" in the shape of a horse-like
iiair thrown in to Keep it together.
But ovorthing is well regulated now , and
'our correspondent was shown some ox-
ollont biscuits made by ono of the
[ iris. The broad , which looked light
, nd good , is made by ono of the boys ,
vho will continue regularly in the capac-
ty of baker , while the girls will change
ivory month and learn another of the
lousohold industries.
The weekly allowance of rations ,
iaacd on fifty children , consists of the
bllowing : Beef , not , 300 pounds ; bacnn
iO pounds ; baking powder 2 pounds ;
icans , rico or hominy 25 pounds ; codec
' .2i pounds ; dried fruit 20 pounds ; Hour
> 7o pounds ; sugar 30 pounds ; syrup or
uolasscs 2i gallons ; salt 12 i pounds ;
leap 12 pounds ; tea 1J pounds ; vin-
! gar 2 quarts : or corn meal in hou of
lour ; or oat meal in lieu of flour , ono
pound for two , not to exceed 10 pounds
a week.
WASHEE , HEAP WASUEE.
The laundry department , while not as
argo as it ought to bo for a complete
aundry , is very convenient in that the
itat 10110 ry tuba are fed by a system of
water works so excellently arranged
Miroughout the building , and , in fact , all
.ho . agency buildings. Miss Ohattoe has
her girls rubbing away , and a boy or two
detailed to hang out the clothes so aa to
give them a lesson for the future , when
rimmy-Don't-Braid-IIis-Hair , for oxam-
. ) lo , _ takes _ Miss .Hattio-Young-Man-
Afraid-of-His-Horses and they go into
liouso keeping for , life. The girls have
not yet reached the point of distinguishing
the white linen wash and the colored
calico and flannel water , and the white
occasionally get a mixture of red , white
and bluo. This necessitates re-washing ,
much to the discomfort of the girls. The
ironing is not as far advanced in polish
and splendor peculiar to the heathen
Chinese , but six weeks can scarcely allow
> f a just conclusion as to the results of
hesp beginners who never know what a
( lat-iron was until they .entered this
chool.
THE SONG OF THE NEKDLE.
Miss Williams showed your correspond-
int some very good sowing done by the
girls , and she has six largo girls for the
morning hours , and five smaller ones for
the afternoon work. When they first
began pushing the noodle they went to
work in the primitive style of working
' .ho . little steel away from them instead of
owurd them , according to the style of
> ur own mothers. This was at the start
ditlicult to teach , but finally it has be
come handy and thu needle plys nimbly
is can bo wished. As soon aa their crude
doas have boon discouraged the more ad
vanced ones will bo placed nt the cutting
: able and taught to cut their own gar
ments. They are certainly improving
rapidly and are fitting themselves for
usefulness.
GENERAL CONCLUSIONS.
In the system of placing the pupils at
the work best fitted for thom.tho teachers
have proved themselves equal to the
emergency. The children wear bright
aud happy faces , are allowed liberal per
missions to go about the agency , regularly
attend church nnd Sabbath school , and
* iavo games to amtiso themselves during
, ho overlings. The health is remarkable ,
considering the time of .year they were
placed in the school , and the vast change
n their way of living. The deportment
rt excellent , andby kindness interspersed
with firmness , the Indian training school
rtt this agency will bo equal if not supe
rior to any of the others now in progress.
QUIIBKUSON.
Ilorsford'H Acid Pliosplmt.o
Admirable Results In Foyer. *
Dr. J. J , RYAN , St. jLonis , Mo. says ;
"I invariably prescribe it in fovera ; also
in convalcscensos from wasting and do-
bilating diseases , with admirable results.
1 also lind it a tonic to an enfeebled con
dition of the genital organs. "
The Kind of Coal Grntu Wo Want.
Detroit Free Pro'i.
A coal grate that heats two rooms on
ono iloor is announced with a flourish ol
trumpets down in Tennesse. What this
country is crying out for is a coal qrato
in which the fire will not burn the fiuroo-
oat after everybody has gone to bed ant
will light itself before the folks are up in
the morning ; that will register tliqahor
weight in a ton of coal and empty its
own ashes. Then wo shall have a coa
grate in koopiug with the inventive fac
uly of this nation.
AnKOBturu Bittern U known ns the gre.i
icgulntur of tlio dlccwtivo orpuns alt over the
world. Have * it in your house. Auk you
druggist or grocer fur the eonuiiio arttcl
manufactured by Dr , J. 0.1) ) . gioxort Son
Xlio AiUuntoBcu of education
Arkantaw Tjavclor ,
"Whut wo want in this here curmuni
ty , " said an Arkansas school director , "i
odclvcation. Some tiuio ago , when
didn't know nuthin11 was looked dowi
on , but now look at mo. Been indictei
for forgin' a chock. "
The most popular nervine tonlo in the
world is Dr. Richmond's Samaritan
Nervine. $1.60.
"Fits rendered my daughter deaf
dumb and paralyzed , Samaritan -AV
vine cured her , " Potpr Ross , Spring
water , \Via. At Druggist * ,
WKSTfittN NKxVS.
TUOMI.VO.
The legislature ami territorial officials nro
nj" > Inu thcm ohe < In Salt J.nko city to-dny
at the oxpoiuo of the Union Pacific.
A prisoner In the Clieyonno jnll accuxos the
ollco of robbing him of S1OUO,000. An the
fficors have not resigned or "dlvled up , " tlio
Lory Is not believed.
The Critic , n weekly Miner , will soon bo
nt Cboyonno , It ll bo n regular sym
m of nil the dramatic , literary and hum *
> rotn characteristic. ! of western life. It will
> o illustrated u 1th brnnd now sketches of
iooring scones In the foddorland.
1'lrstcamo the tnM crick , then the coyote ,
nd lastly the borxvcr to bother the lioiuln of
nr worthy legWntors. The first was branded ,
lu second will have n prlco sot on hU pawn ,
ndit looks as If the poor bom or will bo
quelchod altogether , [ Cheyenne Sun ,
The commissioner of the general land ofllco
inn telegraphed the rcglstor nnd receiver of
: io Choycnno land olfico , revoking the tinier
or n hearing In the case of Downey vs Hog-
m , on the oil placer mining claims of Oil
nountaln , near the Bw'oatwater. This 1 $ n
taint for the Omnlm or Graff company ,
Kinil Dainlon , n Trench cook In n Cheyenne
ostnurnnt got gloriously overloaded on the
veddlng night of his employer , nnd made him-
elf too numerous in the parlor. Ho wns or-
oroil to leave the houno. Ho did not wnit
or a second order but flow to his room , pro-
tired n hugo caning knife nnd started In for
ovenco. Ho was landed In jail without dam-
Xing Anybody.
DAKOTA.
Pierre claims n population of 3,000.
A Watortown man Is Inventing a flying
nachlno.
Webster county Is overrun with patent
ight swindleis.
Ynnktou la to have n roller skating rink 40
y.100 feet In size.
Over 800 pupils nro enrolled in the Sioux
'nils public school.
The I'lnndrau public schools have an ou-
ollmont of ninety-eight.
A Into census of Mitchell , taken by private
mrtlcs place the population 4,210.
Hutchtnsou county commissioners have do-
Ided to build a court liouso to cost $2,000.
Cantou link cast a unanimous \ototobond
n tha sum of 310,000 to build n school build-
K.
K.Tho
The \otofor bonding Mitchell for 816,000
for wnter works wns carried by n majority of
fifty.
fifty.Tho
The diphtheria still prevails in the Black
lllls , mid many homos have boon called upon
a mourn In consoimonco.
Huron boasts of havln ? done the most post-
flico business of any town in southern
) akota , during the past year.
Tlio now Commercial liouso at Siouv Falls
is planned to cost 835,000 ; and the Dakota
collegiate institute will co < jt $20,000 aud the
new brewery § 15,000.
Tliero are hardly statesman enough loft in
Xikota nt this tlmo to transact the ordinary
rasinoss of the territory , The raid on Wash
ington Is conspicuously formidable.
The next fair of the Southeastern Dakota
mlustrial association \ \ bo held nt Yank-
on , September ? 3 to 2G , inclusive. The asso
ciation will also hold a sprlu ? moo ting.
A Methodist chinch building to cost about
11,200 is to bo undertaken nt Canning ,
lughes county. Canning is twenty miles east
ot I'iorro , on the Chicago & Northwestern
oad ,
Tlio assessed valuation of Stutsman county
84.2,017,097.40 . , divided as follows : Personal
iroperty , § 341,751.81 ; real estate , 81,075-
' 32.50 ; town lots , 3900.213.05. The popula-
ion is estimated at 0,500.
The Mitchell Republican nays it was Char-
oy Collins who said that this was the best
country In the world. "Why"said Charley ,
'tnko two Texas steers nml turn thorn on to
) uliota gross , aud iu lcna than five years you
vill have 1,500 head of cattlo. "
The wife of Kx-Gov. Ponnington , after a
ingernt ! < illness of sixteen months , died at
lor homo in Yankton , on Saturday , the 2d
nat. , in the 47th year of her age. bliowasa
native of Noith Carolina , in uhich statoshe
vaimarried in lbD7. Tlireo children survive
ler.
Some two yearn ngo Itav. Samuel D. Hin-
nan obtained a judgment of 810,000 against
jishop Hare , now of South Dakota , for al-
eged defamatory publications charging Im
moral conduct with the Indian women. He-
cently aigumerit was heard in a Now York
court on an Appeal from the judgment to the
upromo court.
COI.OUAUO.
The first iocomotivo of the South Park rail-
oad ran into lieadvlllo ou the 5th , over the
now route from the Blue river.
Wolves and mountain lions are , prowling in
droves along the liiu of the Kansas Pacific.
L'lioy are making sad havoc among young cat-
lo that are not closely guarded.
An Important strike is reported in the Olga
nine tt Laadvillo. It is said that the ore ex
tracted assays 60t.25 ! ounces silver and 17 per
cent load , and treati very cosily.
'iho dizzy blondej of thoSantloy outfit were
leprivedottholr ; tights by legal nttachmont in
Jeuver and Choyenuo immediately offered
; hem the greatest Inducement to show thcro.
The grand jury of Boulder county have
'ouud indictmonti ngalnbt three cattle thieves
'rom .Tetforson county two of them being the
lotorioua Bill and Dun Williams. They were
hailed In § 2,000.
The Farmers'Alliance nt Tort Collins hoa
raiioJ SJC OOO of the 620,000 ueccssury te build
an elevator there. The alliance Is shipping
ivheat to the eastern commission merchants ,
vho seem by their letters to bo clamoring for
Colorado wheat , and show by the prices ob
tained that it is well thought of.
Addlson J. Blake , abrnkomnn on the South
. 'ark road , was paialjzed in both legi in a
wreck on , the road last September. Ho now
ntenda to paralyse the company with claim
'or § 60,000. Ho places the value of his ucrv >
CCB as brnkcman nt & 2.50 per day , which ho
will bo deprived the rest of his life.
Keports from Hod mountain announce an
inuienso strike In the Yankee Girl lodo. It
.sBoid. chunks ot bismuth and silver glance
wcluhlng from five to ono hundred pounds and
milling 4.20.000 to the ton , have been uncov
ered. Guards have been placed ovar the dump
and around the promltes , and none but em
ployes are permitted near tha workings.
CALU.CUXIA.
tB Angelcu claims n population , qt 30p
000.
000.Tho
The income from gambling licenses at Sacramento -
monte ia $1100 n motiJLh.
Leap year clubs hove boon formed In most
of the interior town * by the single Indies. .
A movement U on foot to establish an lu-
dustrinl school lac the training , of Indians
near Ukiah.
Santa Kosa UoujoyIng a building boom ,
forty houses belli in the conrso of construc
tion at the preoont time.
Sacramento county pays 310 for coyote
ncalpi , 93 for fux , lynx or wild cat , nud&i for
thu head of a bald eagle ,
The bank HGiumU&ioners al California have
just completed their annual report. They re
port neirly SIEO.000,000 locked up in tlie banks
of tha state , and 8100,000,900 of tha amvuiut Ute
to depositors.
Six hunlrod barrels of petroleum , per day l
the average production f the welu ol Lew
Angeles county. At a depth of seventy feet
n vein oi green oil lias been struck on Boyle
heights , lu tha city limits of Los Angeles.
NEVADA.
At Hawthorne the Indians have taken to
the highway and "aland up'1 white men and
rob them of matches and tobacco.
Suit lua been instituted ugalnst County
Treasurer Denis Nevln of Storey county , and
87of Ida bondsmen , vho ) mo refused pay-
But of their proruta of the money stolen ute
, o time thu treisuror'd otlicci in Virginia , was
robbed.
The snow lu tha biorrn Nevada rooutittJuB
on the Hue of tha Central Pacific load is piled
alongside of gome of the cuti as high us 40foot.
Up about Trie e ) there Uimlto nuanjayof
sliovelera , aud euowplovva uro kuptbiuy run-
uing night and day to keep the track , clear.
Good health is tlTd'roatest ol fortunes ;
no remedy has so often restored this prize
to the suffering , us Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Try it.
The Doctor's Mlstaico.
One of the old mistakes of the
profession to think that there
were no other ways of curing d(3 (
ease except those which had been
handed down from former times.
It is not to be denied that the
Doctors have done great tilings for
the world. But when it comes right
down to the real curing of disease ,
it must be admitted that Brown's
Iron Bitters has done enough to
earn the generous gratitude of this
whole present generation , including
the medical profession. There are
no mysteries or secrets about the
compounding of Brown's Iron Bit
ters. This preparation of iron is the
only prcparrtion 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.
oYou need not fear a mistake in
trying Brown's Iron Bitters. Yout
druggist las it. It gives vigor to
the feeble , and new life to the dys
peptic. Children take it , not only
with safety , but with great advan
tage. 0
When you como to think of U , It Is not
Oild that literary people prefer a plpo to a
cigar. It Is handler to emoko wucn the ?
are writing , and ever ea much clamor.
Aud then It irtvca them the true essence
aud flavor of the tobacco.
The most futldlous Bracken nmonff all
nations and all cliuuics of men a roe that
the tobacco mown on the Golden Tobacco
Belt of North Carolina Is the inont dollc-
lous and refined In the world. Lighter
than Turkish , rnoro f rwrant than Ilarana ,
freer from nitrates and nicotine than any
other , It In just what tlio connoisseur
praticn and the habitual Bmofcordemands.
The v ery choicest tobacco Rrovrn
on Uiln Ik'H It bought by Ilack.
woU'a Durham Tobacco Co , and
appears In their celebrated Bull
Durham Smoking Tobacco. Ills
Luown the world over.
Oct the gonulnowithlull
trade-mark , then you will
bo euro of having abso
lutely pure tobacco.
. /SL'V 3E
WITH
And your work is done for all time
to time to come.
WE .CHALLENGE
to produce a more durable material
for street p-iveaieiifc thau the
Sioux Falls Granite.
ANY AMOUNT OP
promptly. Samples sent nnd
estimates given upon application.
WM.MOBAIN&CO. .
' . Sioux Kails. Dakof.
DRWHITTIEU
817 St. Charles Si. , St , Lou/a , Mo.
A RKOULAR OKADUAQZof two medical collojei
1. bu b eu engaged lon < or In the trer mont ol
C1IUN1C ) , NEUVOUS , SUIN AND BLOOD Dleeaict
tliau other ) ) hj ilclin In Bi. Louis , aa city papers allow
aud all old rculdontti kuuw. ConsultatlcA free
Invited. When It It Incoix/eulcnt to visit tan city
treatment , medicines cut io tent by matUor oxnret
evcrj H here. Cunblo cuwa guaranteed ; \fhoie d ou
exists it U Innkly ttoiai } . Oillor write.
Nervous Prostratloc , Uohlllty , Mental lad Fbytlc *
\YeitkuoM , Mercurial and othur qgectlona ol 'fhrctt
Ing , aklp Allectluinroid Horeii and UJcera , luiptdl
tneuta to marrugo , Rhoumatlaui , 1'lka. Special at
tout Ion to caaai lioui brerworkcd bra'o. SURQIU L-
.aEd receive epuilfll attention. IMaeaao mining
from luiprudciiiCit , Kl&wsos , ludulg aiicoa.
. marry.whosiaynol
y.rauaei , ccac ) nuoe and cure. Malleclfur SCc ;
or Rt mi ( i. * n o . vii
Western Coralte-1
IRON AND SLATE 1100FDU3.
C. SPECHT , PROP ,
1111 Douzlis St. Omaha , Neb.
XTANUFAOTUIIER Ot
I
Galvanized Iron Cornices
tSTDanwt Wndows , Kintals. Tin , Iron and SUti
Boofinjr. Speclit'a v > tent MoUlllo &k > Urht , i'ateul
vlluited Hatc&ct liar and Uraoket Bnelvlnt' , 1 an
he general at-ont lor tint anovt line 01 goojf , Iroi
cncluji , Crejungi. Uiluntriyle * , Veramlaj , Iron b&ni
Window Wind * , Cellar Oiiartl * : ale ii'utj :
Ulil
Hag the Largest Stookgin Omaha au&2 akes2tlie
Lovrest Prices.
CHARLES SHIVERIOK ,
>
Purclmaera should avail themselves of the opportunity now offered to
my ut Low Pricas by taking advantage of. the great inducements set out
by
120(1 ( , 1209 nd 1210 FarnaciSt
To All Floors.
. OMAHA , NEB.
Jtr " U JDJuliJ
4O To
GALLOWAX AND ABERDEEN
Consisting of Bulls Every niiimal of :
and Heifera one good individual
to three years old. merit , pure tired' '
Every Heifer in and registered in
calf by imported Herd Book of'
Bulls. Great Britian ,
At Lincoln , Neb , , Friday February 15 , 188&
Thi § is ono cf the best lots ol Polled Cattle ei or offered at public sxle In the woit , been selccto-
out of 800 head Imported bj us durtn ? the past season ;
LEONARD BROTHERS ,
MT. LEONARD , JIO.
For further Information or c itilou.e. addrea ? 0. M. Druse , Nebraska Farmer , Lincoln , Neb.
TG1UIS OF HALK-Cash , or ( oar months bank note , 8 per cent Interest. F6C
. HELLMAN . ,
7507 AND 1303 FARNAM STREE1 COR. 1STh
OMAHA.
OMAHA.BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON ROUTE"
( Chicago , Burlington & Quincy Railroad. )
EAST AND WEST. GOING NORTH AUD SOUTH.
ElepantDay Goochea , Parlor Cars , with Reclin Solid Trains ot Eltgant Daj Coaches nnd PuB-J
rnc Chain ( .ats true ) , Smoldos Care , with Re man I'.ilaco Sleeping Cars are run dally to audJ
volving Chnira , Pullman PaLize Sleeping Cars and from St. LouK via Hannibal , Quincy , Keokuk , '
the famous C. B. & Q. Dining Cars run dally to and Burlington. Cedar Rapids nnd Albert Lea to 8t'
from Chicago & Kansas City , Chkago & Council I'aul and Jilintwapohs ; Parlor Cars with Reclinta'
BhifTi ! , Clilcago & Des Moleoo. Chicago , St. Jo Clmin to end fromSt Louis and I'eorlaandC
seph , Atouis.on&Topeka. Only through line bo- nnd from St Louis nnd Ottumwa Only ov
Iween Chlcazo , Lincoln & Denver. Through cars change ot cars between St. Louis and DC"
lietwoen Indianapolis & Council DlufTs via j.'eorla Molnes. Iowa , LJncoia , Kcoraska , andDenvcc1.
All conncotlons made m Union uetmta. It U .
known as the jrreaCTIIHOUGH CAR LtNE. It is uclverr iUTartmlttal to be the
Dnnat Equipped Railroad In the World-fop ail Clrissos of Travel. ,
T. J. POTTER. 3d Vice-i'res't and Qen'l Manaaer. JEROFVJ T , UJVVsr.L tEft.i > 'U3.Afi'.Chlcatv
103 BRADY ST. , DAVENPOIIT , IOWA , U. S. A. Established 1878 Catarrh' ' ,
DeafuesB , Lung and Nervous Diacr.soa Speedily and Permanently Cured. Patients
Cuicd at Homo. "Write for "TiiE MEDI'SAL-.MISSIOXAKY ' , " for the People , free.
Consultation aud Correspondence Qrath , P. 0. Box U92. Telephone No. 226.
aoji. JT AIIDIIUSSELL , Poatmaiter , Davenport , says : "Physician of
ivea J ajuiiuy aiia Marked Success. " CONGRESSMAN MUHPHY , Davenport ,
writes ; "An i.onurablo Man , Fine Success , Wonderful Cures. " Hours. 8 rn f - .
PERFECTION
r iZ'i" * > .vai * c1 'IN
Heating and Baking
fjgf Tx only attained by using
iglSiSgjssfega/rMAOTSTO * * * A&rf
. _ . . . : - J * * ttf L ri | Jj f i ) g | JJ X'JP"Vt\ ' *
Stoves and Ranges ,
IIHE G10ZE D001&
Fet Bale by
HILTON EOGEK3 & SONS
OMAHA.
A victim of etrir imprudence. c4iin dithll
. % ; nerrnvi *
. Ir. premature d aj. eU > . . naviDj triad la v .a tsten
known r mtljr ; hta dlMOTiroJ t , imrle ma a . .clelf
r . which he will tend rnEU to hi t lollow-wilenri.
Addrvea. J.II.ItUiiVKS.uch truun > t.t > tv VorV
Imported Beer
IN BOTTLES ,
Erlauger , Bavaria.
Culml icuor , Bavaria.
Pilsner Bohemian.
Kaiser. > Breiueu.
DOMESTIC.
Budweiser St , Louis.
Anhnuscr * St , Louis.
Bes ; s Milwaukee ,
Sclilitz-Pilsner Milwaukee.
1C run's . . , .Omaha
Ale , Porter , Dmnpstic and Rhine
\Vino. 13D. MAUltEU ,
I' , ' 1 i Far.iaju ,
IMPROVED
SOFT
ELASTIC SECTIOM
, warranted to wear l
form neater , aJid Klvu .t'
U'actlon than ony other Con. ' .
the Diarktt. or price paid will
! * " ,
T ? LEHMANN.
OMAHA
Stove Eepair Works ,
101) ) South 14th St.
-ikti-riTO.u vcl furnUhn ! < cistln-'s oJ repair.
> u ( u > ut oil oestTiptlou , wc.O'l to\t , chiDsrea to
bunicni.frritei.urotack.dinjpeu , 4i constantly ;
° i"t i Try OD * ° ' ° 4r < td * * * rielvi- " * *
