THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA , SATURDAY , AlAKOUl , 1884. 5
DR.
DYE'S
( nKFOHK. ) " " ( ArTKIU )
T7LEOT11O-VOLTAIO DKI.T and other KLKcmio
fl ArrtUNCM nro tent on u > Darn' Trial TO
HBH ONLY. VOl O OU OI.T ) , who are nTor- (
Inn from Nimvoui Duniurr , LOST VmtiTT.
WASTitn WRtKXEssrs , nml nil tnono dUMfpi of a
rnnsotAi. NiTunt , nultlnK fiom ABCM * nml
Omin Clcsra. Stieeily n-llcf anil rnmplito
rodtorfttlon to TH _ i.Tii. Vtnnn find Mtxnonn
flOAiuNTRFrt. 8 < > n < l at once lor Illuslrati.il
ramphlet free. Addrcti
TOI.TA1C nri.T C'O. , MnrnhnH. Bllrri.
? n '
THE MEROHAKl'S
OX *
Authored Oniriltil , - 81,5JJOjjjjJ !
Pnid-np ( V'tnl , - - 1 $ $ $ -
- - - 70,000.
Siu-plu3 Puna , ,
N. W. Cor , Farnam and 13th Si.
OFFICKR3 :
F jLfK MmirilT , PresWent. I SAM LK. ROOMS , V Pre .
D x. U. WOOD , Cashier. | LUTIIIR DRAKK , A. Cuah.
niKKOTORS :
Frank Sturphy , Samuel K. nogen , Dtn. B. Wood ,
Clinrlca 0. HouBol , Alt. D. Jonen , I.uthor D ko.
Transact a General liiiiklnjc lluslncss. All who
have any Banking business tt tranmct are Invited to
call. No matter how larpo ot email the transaction ,
It will rocolxe our careful attention , and wo promise
always courteous treatment
Pa ) B particular attention to buslneoa lor parties
resldlnK outtldo the city. ExjhanKO on all the prin
cipal cltlct of the United States at very Ion cat ratos.
Accounts ot Banks and Bankers rcoohod on favorAble -
Able terms. . . .
I suca CertlBcato ol Deposit bearing 6 per cent
Bujo and sells Fcrslgn Exchange , County. City
and Government ocurltl _
UNITED STATES
OK OMAHA.
Capital , - - 5100,000.00
C. W. HAMILTON , Pros't.
8. S. CALDWELL , V. Proo't.
M. T. BARLOW. Gaohlor.
DIRECTORS :
S. S. OALDWKLL , B. P. SMITH ,
C. W. HAMILTON , M. T. BARLOW ,
0. WILL HAMILTON.
Accounts solicited and kept subJect
Joct to sight chock.
Certificates of Deposit Issued tJjay
nblo In 3 , 0 and 12 months , bearing
Interest , or on demand without Ijr
torost. ' *
Advances mndoto customers pn
approved socurltlosat market rate
of interest.
The Interests of Customers arc
.closely guarded and every facility
compatible with principles 01 *
sound banking freely extended.
Draw sight drafts on England , Ire
land , Scotland , and all parts of Eu
rope.
5ttU European Passa o Tickets
Promaity Haoe.
United States Uepository
OK OMAHA
Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts.
The Oldest Banking Establishment
in Omaha ,
SUCOKS30US TO KOUNTZK BBOTHKR8.
Orzantted lii 1808.
Organized aa a National Bank In
< JAPITAIj . $2OOOOl.
SURPLUS AND PROFITS - $15OOUO
UniUK SOUNTZX , President.
Jotm A. CtunanrON , Vloo President
A OCBTOS KOUNTZI , Zd Vice President.
A. J. ForruTO * .
F. n. DAVIS , Cashier
W n. Miavnxx , AeslBtant Caehlor.
Transacts a genera banking business. Issues Unit
certificates bearin nterest. Drawa drafts en San
? ranclsco and principal cities In the United State !
Also London Dublin , Edinburgh and the prlnolci
itleflof th rnntlnnnt of Euro .
JAS , BECKETT , M , D.
Physician & Surgeon ,
( LATE OF NEW YORK CITY. )
tfirOl ! ] and Hcshlcnco 1101 North IStb Etreel ,
Cor. of Clark.
Ofllce Hours 8 to 10 a. m. , 1 to 3 p. m. and G to 7
p , m.
Dr , Amelia Burroughs ,
OFFICK AND nKSIDENOi : ,
1617 Dodge St. , - Omaha.
TELEPHONE No 144.
Ortloi Uoura From 0 to 10 a. m. and , 2 to 5 p. in.
JAMES MoVE ? ;
Practical Horse Sheer
Mai ea a specialty cf Hoailotcra and ( cndotfoot nor-
res bhnn , Uodge btwt between llth and 12th.
Ucllevue llouon.
DR. M , EMILY PAGELSEN ,
Office-No , 210 N , Sixteenth Street ,
HOURS , 9 TO 12 A. M.
IlosUIonco Cor. Centre and J7tli
_ A-HA. NEB _
DK. ANNA BENSON ,
of I
AND CHILDREN.
OtUc 2)0 ) North 10th Street. IlenMoiioe South 17
and Centre ttreoU
E. A. K1SLLEY , M. D.
-AND-
Ilr C. A. WILSON , M. D. ,
% * Physicians and Surgeons !
OmCES-BOYD'rf OPEIU I10U3
IN. WAITE , M. D.
Physician &
( Formerly of Mercy Hoiplta ] , Chicago )
For the treatment ot Nervnui Dljomcs , nironlo i
Burg al DlMtawi , aud Dlwawi ol tne F.ye ana
fcar. Uonnultatloa anil examination fro .
OVnce-OJd Fellow. Block , N. W. ror. Hih nj
OdrfO 8ti , Omaha , Nob. OIHcehourKO to 1 ! a. m
ui tmlf to8p.in Buoi'ajNlO to IS a. m. ocljr
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
WHAl IS IT ?
A strictly vegetable preparation , com
posed of a choice- and skillful combina
tion of Nature's boat remedies. The
discoverer does not claim it a euro for
all the ills , but boldly warrants it euros
every form of disease arising from a tor
pid liver , impure blood , disordered kid-
noya , and whore there ia a broken down
condition of the syatom , requiring a
prompt and permanent tonic , it never
faila to rcstoro the sullbror. Such is
BUllDOOK BLOOD BITTERS. Sold
by all druggists , who are authorized by
the manufacturers to refund the pried Lo
any purchaser who is not benefited by
their use. Price , ? 1.00.
FOSTER , MILBUHN & CO. ,
Props. , Buffalo , N. Y.
"Will the coming- man nuioke ? " v , as ft. t-
tied by Prof. ri k In his channlug pam-
phlct Ho wyf. moreov cr , that the rational
way to two tobacco Is through the pipe.
All aijrco that only the bent tobacco should
to used. IWilch Is the bcctr That to
which Nature haa contributed the most ex
quisite flavors. Ulackn ell's Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco fills the bill completely.
Nearly two-thirds of all the tobacco RTOWU
on the Golden Tobacco belief North Caro.
Ilia KOOS Into the manufactory of lllnck-
well , at Durham. They buy the pick of
the entire ruction. Ilonco
BlackwrlTa Bull Durham
Smoklnif Tobacco Is the
best of that tobacco Don't
bo deceived when j ou buy.
Tha Durham Bull trade ,
mark Is on
every renulno
Bbckwell'B Genuine Bull Durham
U the choice of all JndKO 01
Bmoklnir Tobacco.
IMPROVED
SOFT
ELASTIC SECTIOfJ
Is warranted to wcnr longer , tl
ithe form mater , and clve belt-
'satisfaction ' than any other Corec.
In the market , or IIMC.O paid * l
be rtfnndrtl The InJoretments o
Chlcaeo'u tiiit physicians , nccon
. . , each Corset. Price , Hut Nnlccn Jean , Po tt
2re ald , 31 AIL ARK vournienhantforthpra.
worilsoHihn , JiiiKi-n A cc. ,
era , JiO & . Jtimdulpu tit. , Chicago ,
JOHN F LEHMANN.
DR. FELIX Lh BRUN't
PKLVENTIVE AND OUKR.
FOR EITHER SEX ,
The remedy being Injected directly to the seat of
the disease , requires no change of diU or nauseous ,
mercurial or poisonous medicine' to bo tnkcn Inter
nally. When u cd as a preventU o by cither sex , It IB
Impossible tj contract an } prhato disease ; but lu the
case ot thoao already unfortunately allllctod we guar
antee tinco boxes to euro , or no w 111 refund the mon
ey. Price by mall , postage paid , $2. per box or three
boxes for 85.
85.WRITTEN
WRITTEN GUARANTEES
ssued by all authorized agents.
Dr.FelixLeBrun&Co
SOLE PROPRIETOI1S.
C , F. Goodman , Drugglit , Sole Agent , for Omaha
Neb. m&e-wlv
Heaifli is Wealth !
ln i : . ( J. Wiwr'H NnnvK AND nnAiv TTIEAT
[ EN7n gunrnntwil rwiilio for Jljhtorm , Uizn
ness. ConvHlmoiifl , J'lln. Nprvou AcurnlBia
IlcnadchoNorrous Proftnitioncmiuod bytbontc
of alcohol or toll icrci , WnUrfulneh'9 , Menti.l Do
prossiou , HoftoniiiB of thu Dram rcMittinc in in
"unity nnd Irailmi ; to riitur ) , ilpfity rind death
I'romnturo Old AK" , Un rcnnchs , LOKHi of poviti
in either box. JnvolunUiry IXMIIOI Him otiormiit
orrhccn cntiHrd byovcr-oiortion of the brain , uqlf.
abuBoor ovur-iiiilulgiini.u. iJicli bcx corituint
ono month'H treatment. $1.00 n box , or Bis l > "xo >
forS5.O3Bontbyniail iiropaiiloii receipt ot price
1VK ixVAItATVTKi : SIX KOXI'.H
To euro nny cnso.Vith cacli order received by tu
for BIX boxt's , nccoinpaniod with J5JX ? , wo 'vi > '
send the iiurtlmuer our written Kimrnntoo toi tw
fund the money if the trc-ntmont doouuotoflecl
a euro. Uuurantnua ituiiiodonlyby
C. F , GOODMAN f-olo A ent , Omahi Neb
Tt u'rlr. ; ( . . IWfw.t"iv"1'T' * > ' ' > " lTi fc
if * * II MITIII KM7I H. Ur ippillKUfllXI CU *
I & FORGSS , TOOLS. &c.
7
lf ! 1 HllHlr IliTI. Mill " . llf 1,1,1V. H
tit t > > III. / * mi I anil i > . < itCi'ix'Ik.m
The ute of the term " Hboi
SHORT Une" In connection with tki
corporate name uf a grcatroad
coin cj a an Idea of unt u hat
reqnlrod by the traveling nub
LINE. Iic- K > > ort Un < ) ' Qutck Tiroi
and the bent of accommodt
. tloni alt ol which are furr
( bed by the vrcatest railway In America.
And St. Paul.
It owns and operates oter t.MO mllM of
Northern IlllnoU , Wlicontln , Mlnnonota , Iowa
Dakota ; and ai U main lines , branches and oonnsc-
tloni reach all the Croat business centres of tb
Northwest and Far West , It naturally an wer tt-
dwriptlon of Short Line , and Bent Iloute Iwtweeo
cailcago , Milwaukee , fit Paul and Minneapolis.
ChlcaKo , Milwaukee , U Crosse and Wlnona.
ChlcaRo , Milwaukee , Al > erdeen and EllendaM
Chicago , Milwaukee , Eau Claire and Htlllwattr *
Chicago , Milwaukee , Waunauand Merrill.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Hearer Dam and Oahkoob.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Waukenha and Ooonoraowoe
Chicago , Milwaukee , MaillDon and Pralrlodu CblcD
Chlcaito , Milwaukee , Owatonna and Falrlbault.
Clilcijo , lielolt JanesvlMe aud Mineral Point
Chicago , Elgin , llockford and Dubuque.
Chicago. Clinton , Hock Iiland and Cedar Ilaplda.
Chicago , Council Bluff ) and Omaha.
Chicago , Bloux City , Hloux Fillu and Yanlrton
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain.
Hock Inland iubuiiue , Ht. Paul and MlnncapolU
Davenport , Olliuar , Ht. Paul and Mlnneapolli
Pullman Bleepon and th * Flnmt Dlnlnif Ctr In
world are run on the mainline * of the CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY
U ( ( oxry atUntiuu In paid to paw ogeri by courU
otu omplb ) M of the company ,
A. V. IL OAHPSK7HH ,
Utc' IPau. l ( Dt.
J , . . . OEO H. UtAKFORI ) ,
ESOAPS
or ftV'tJl Known Cltl/on of Suutl !
llnston troiu n llorrllilo ncntli.
oslon llci.ild.
A journalist whoso meandering in
parch of news led him into the thriving
illfigo of South Kiwton , yoslordny , uim
ho rocqnt cscnpo of Mr. Crtlob S Loth-
[ ) li\co from death in ono of iU
jiost horrible and repulsive forms to bo n
opio of general comment. In reply to
11 inqnirivs for details , the reporter was
nvariably told : "Go and see his son
Villiain , up hero nt the shoo factory ,
lo'll post you up. "
Mr. William 11. Lothtop , the gentle
man alluded to , was found by the re-
> ortor in the factory of Messrs. Copclnnd
fc Hartwcll , whore , with rolled up
loaves , ho w us working manfully nt na
amiliar bench , llo greeted his visitor
cordially , and expressed his wiUiiiRiicsa
, o furnish f.V ino infoinmlioii i hia
lower respecting his father's caso.
"Somo ton yours ago , " said ho , "A
slight swelling manifested itself on the
right side of my father's upper lip. It
started like a blood blister , und kept in
creasing in sizo. Its progress was alow
vintil within three years , , when it grow
nor J rapidly and finally spread out upon
lia chock nnd upon his lip both outside
and inside , extending downward to the
; ums. It cracked open and split out like
J need wart. Several physicians were
consulted but they could atlord no relief ,
ind said that there was no hope of curing
lim that the terrible cancer would
spread until hia face would bo literally
eaten oil. You can imagine how such n
loiriblo decision as this would cll'oot a
tnau'fl ' poaeo of mind. My father , who is
now 07 years old , was a hardworking and
industrious man , but about a year ago ,
so greatly had the prospect of death from
rt loathsome- disease dlVoted him , his
mind began to i ail , and wo had to keep
an almost constant watch upon him.
tin had become n btirdon to himself.
The cinoer imittod ft most revolting
Blench , which potmoatod tha entire
liouso.
"Well , this WAS about the condition of
affairs when , about four months ago , I
road lu the Boston Ilorald an advertise
ment of Swift's Specific (8. ( S. S. ) manu
factured by the Swift Specific Co. , of
Atlanta , Gil. I BOW that it was highly
recommended for blood diseases , and I
lent for two bottles. Father tried ono
and was not apparently much helped ;
but the second had a marked effect , us
the cancer immediately begun to heal ,
and a healthier look appeared about the
edi'es. Wo persisted in the treatment
with Swift's Specific ( S. S. S. ) , and now ,
after using in all eight largo bpttlea and
four small ones , all that remains of the
cancer is a small "root" not so largo as u
pea , which is.itsolf steadily disappearing.
Naturally , my father is greatly cheered
by his improved condition. His general
health is very good , and his mental
troubles have boon greatly alleviated.
There is no doubt whatever that Swift's
Snecifts ( S. S. S. ) is entitled to every
particular of the credit for saving my
father from a death moat horrible to
think of. I have spoken highly of its
virtues to all the neighbors , and I am
glad to bo of any use I can in spreading
the good nows. "
The reporter stopped for a moment's
conversation in the business office of the
factory before leaving the building. Both
members of the firm expressed themselves
as cognizant of the main circumstances
of the caao as above narrated. "There is
no humbug about it , " said thoy. "What-
ove'i IVfr. irtthrop told you , you can rely
upon. "
AiiKM'Iunation.
No ouo medicinal ctiro everything , but it
is nn intontesttble fiu"t that Tltomasrclectrn.
Oil will euro a sprain or 2 bruiao , ft bite , or an
ache , and U also an actiV ? "d pronounced
euro for neuralgia and
Two Grecj Shaving Cltlcw.
A barber is so distinctly a luxury that
& pair of cities which boosts of 4,000 bar
bers must bo very luxurious1 indeed. New-
York has 2,500 shavers and Brooklyn
1,000. They are an army hi fnemsolves
sufioientrif } armed with nothing but their
own razors , to overawe all the negroes in
the south in case of a colored revolt. To
live , these 4,000 must ahavo 100,000 men
a day. Leaving out , therefore , the
beardless , who long for the snowy brush ,
and the full-beard , who laugh lather to
scorn , it follows that ono shavablo person
in eery throe is the slave of the barber's
chair. The influence of the barber is tre
mendous. The man who is being shaved
must listen. Into his car political doctrine -
trine may bo poured that lie abhors. To
listen is often to bo convinced. LTcnco
it bounncs a crave question for the am
bitious in public lifo t > know who con.
trols the greatest number ot barbers
They are in power , and nothing but thuir
native modesty keeps them from iiiliug
the cities that they nhavo.
A Happy rainlly.
Pulled fr'tnthcbrfniit , Sfjiifezfd ( mm thobi'tlc ,
( tMiinrhtnilll umirall n Ilk will curdlti ;
liaby hallil'ijihand ' tint nlu' t ,
llou eholilbumplnihia < lg In awful frl.'lit.
Do > 't donj/twa * Ulna with Vlc'urla ,
NlijH wait Moons Million t ( 'a-torii ;
\Uien colic Uf ; fur pt > ao < ful slumber ,
All alil tlielt prauiraniljilBit Ilku thunder ,
'J'lio Dlrrutluii of OHI Progress.
"Fiom Jloner to v n , " bv lr. HMIO'H Km ly WhltJ
In Popular St.lci.ci Monthly 'or .March.
Glancing in thought over the vast expanse -
panso of mat tor of which the universe
consists , wlut has been the direction of
the progress witnessed through the long
ages einco the beginning condensation
of the nebulous mosses in which our solar
system is believed to have originated.
The immense globes which whirl in re
peated circles through the heavenly
spaces , though bound together by the *
ftroiiRCBt and moat aubtile bonds , roll
blindly on , forever unconsciot a of them
selves and of ono another. The lily of
the field oven , clothed in boauly though
it be , und surrounded by the greater
glories of earth and sky the warm sun
shine and green fields has no conscious
enjoyment of itself or of them ; but aa
elements identical with those which com
pose these unconscious forms have com
bined and recombined in compounds of
increased complexity , aa molecules have
condensed and differentiated in the development
volopment of A higher kind of Hvintr mat-
Ur.conaciouanoaa has dawned , and ( main
ly through the avenues of the special
senses ) mind has develop ! d. Each gone-
ntion , heir to the endowments of all pre
ceding ones , has added ita increment of
gain , and later generations those which
oolong to the historic period have bo-
cunthoir lives with avast amount of
inherited intelligence. There is sound
philosophy in the statement once jocosely
made , that the natives of a certain part
of the country , remaikablo for their in.
tollectuol activity , are born with a good
common school education. By far the
creator part of our education is indeed
bornod with us.
Increased refinmenU of emotion , clearer
subtilties of thought these are the di
re jtions which further dovolopemont of
the , race must take ; and the individual
wbf > experience a hitherto unrealized
* * ' * 4f
emotion , or who grasps a now thought
which corresponds with some never be
fore observed fact or relation in the ox *
Jornal world , is the seat and editor of
progress. j J sush minda.naluro is under *
going a still higher evolution , and the
colors of immunity are thus successfully
planted on hitherto unsealed summiU.
IIM i : < nial Vet to Hour Ifatni ,
The imnomenti ot ft mulo'a hind ICRI nro
vcrj' ntl blo nml uncertain , but Jr , Tliointi
JMtctrif Oil tikoi but ono coursn-tt hnnNnnil
cures. lt ciiuilfor Mtlitnn , illpltthotl t , ca
tiirtli , coW nml ioro thrott liiw noxor yet boon
sold.
The Knnhlon ClmtiKliiK In ( ho
Vactl l > y tlu' KnlKhlH nl'tlio
rhllnilclphin Uoconl.
"Tho styles of barbers' poles have
changed considerably in the last few
years , " said an old sign painter yesterday
J aftornoju. "J remember the time very
wU when you Hover oaw any tiling but
the old red and white stripes sort , but
nowadays they paint thorn all sorts of
colors. See there , for instance- , ' ' and ho
pointed to n corner of the shop where
stood a small polo resplendent in gold
and black.
"That polo is for a shop on Hidgo
avenue , " ho continued , "and was ordered
by a colored man who said ho wanted
something 'that would catch the eye ob
the least obsorvin' of mankind. ' About
a month ago I sent ono out pointed blue
and covered with gilt stars. It wont
somotvhero on North Second street , and
coat the barber $23 ; but as a rule they
don't pay more than SO or § 8 for a good
sized red und white polo done up in the
best possible stylo. "
"Barber's pole ? , " snid the boas knight
of the razor in a leading down-town
shop , "Aro MI institution several hundred
, 'ears old , and in former times barbers
ictcd aa surgeons , aud the twisted and
wnito ribbons are symbolical of the
winding of a strip of linen about a bleed-
' IR arm. "
The existence of barbers ns profotsora
f the healing art in England can bo
raced do fat * back as the reign of Kdwaid
IV , in 1401 , when they ( vpro first incor
porated , and from thoU till the reign of
Henry VIII , when thoj1 Jroro united with
rrith the surgeons , until the time of
3eorgo II , when they ceased to bo any
thing but barbers as wo now understand
Lho term. In the latter reign an act was
xissod , from the preamble of which it is
earned that not untill then had the dis
covery boon made that the business or
trade of a barber waa "foreign to and in
dependent of the practice of surgery , "
and it therefore proceeds to dssolvo the
connection between the two bodies , aud
they have boon separated over since , but
it was a long time before the barbers
javp up cupping and leeching as a part of
their work. Now and then a barber will
yet bo found who carries on the ancient
branch of his profession.
Tor Coughs anil Tliront Disorders
USD IJUOtt.S'rt JJllONCIIIAI. TllOLHKS. "Ha\'o '
nm-er chang d my mind respecting thorn , ox-
cent I think better of that which I bctfan
thinking neil of. " Her. llcnry Wtml lluchtr.
Sold only in boxoa.
DYNAMITE IN 1VAK
Tlio New < ! un That Is to Destroy
Foreign Fleets.
Now York World : A long brass tuba ,
with a two-inch bore , lay upon the west
ern parapet of Fort Hamilton yesterday.
Col. Hamilton , commander of the fort , ai
umbrella , and ; a World reporter stood
near by. TJrt Ibng brass tube was a gun ,
ilthou' h an oWiaary observer might take
it to bo a port'.brt of a water-pipe used for
draining the parapet ) .
"Thia gun"continued Obi. Hamilton ,
" ! c twenty-eight feet long , with a two-
nnh bore. It was rrj' " ntod by a Mr.
Mifford , an American , -"df * the property
of Mr. Windsor , the torpedo-builder. . *
wore asked to experiment with it hero ,
which wo are doing , under the dir&ttan
of Lieut. Zallinski , an export in projec
tiles and harbor-defense weapons. Wo
have boon trying it at half-mijo range
with good results , notwithstanding that
it is incomuloto aa to its manufacture and
mountings , and has by no moans reali/ed
its possibilities.
"The motor is compressed air , with
which it is proposed to experiment at ( iOO
to 850 pounds pressure. The missile has
been proved to have good power of pene
tration and is formidable as a direct
weapon. But that is not the main ob
ject. The weapons are made long like an
arrow and are headed with brass canes
intui'ltd to bo charged with dynamite ,
thu tiplosion of winch is to produce the
intended t fleet. As yet we have not jot
experimented with dynamite , but have
luddtul the cases with sand in order to
givu them weight. The missiles are of
hxht pine wood , made to Jit the boroand
uru : J110 and 4H inches in length. The
lir.im cuecf , whii.li uro fitted at the head ,
, mi It und -1 uiulicx long , their diameter
being J | , 1\ \ , and IinnhcH. / . These cases ,
when cliurnod.glvu wi ijjht and fcteady the
flight of the mibuilo or arrow. The
openings at the head of the cases
are closed with a wooden plug , through
which a noudlo punetratos connecting
frith a can. Whan the projectile sttikcu
the object the dynamite is at once ex
ploded.
"As yet very little is known about
condensed gases as a motor for projec
tiles , though itt has been successfully
utih/.od as a motive power. The great
problem has boon how to throw dyna
mite shells with safety. The concussion
of gun-powder will immediately explode
dynamite , and the result is , the yuu is
destroyed , as wull as everything in the
neighborhood. With this gnu , however ,
1 think that dynamite can be thrown
with perfect safety to the gunner , und
with disastrous effect to the object it
strikes. "
The gun when in position is mount
ed on a tripod , and has the appear ,
anco of a long , slender U-loscppe. Two
small tubes donnoct with a receiver , which
in turn in connected with a twenty-five-
horse-power engine with n long hoao.
The engine unu boil or are located in the
fort.
| ( Kxperimonts have been made with the
gun nt hulf-milo range. The missile
penetrated a heavy wooden targetbacked
with hard packed earth , twenty-nix
laches , During the passage it obtained
a fall of twelve degrees. The gun , however -
over , is not intended to throw a projectile
aa a direct weapon , but as a carrier for
dynamite. So rapid is the explosion of
dynamite that its force is always down <
ward. Consequently a dynumito shell
exploding on the side of a vessel would
not produce as disastrous an oli'ect as if
struck on the dock ,
Thia gun is conatuictcd to meet all the
necessary requirements. The projoetilo , ,
though resembling a baae-lmll bat , -nil 11 )
whoa shot from the 11rt
gun by an cxptr
marktiuin , make a graceful curve in tin ' i
air like an arrow and deicend head down
ward upon the dock ot a vetsol , With i
heavier pressure it can bo shot a ; \ direo
weapon. The pressure can bo regulated
at will. When discharged there it no
report , but the missile loaves the gun
with a shrill whistle which produces as
disagreeable a sensation in one's cars aa a
biiw-saw when it striken a hard knot.
The force obtained by 200 pounds pros ,
sure was remarkable. At the first dis
charge the thrco quarter-inch iron bars
wliicn support thu nun wore bent nearly
double by thu reaction , while the projectile
tile shot from the bora like a ball from a
heavy gun , and penetrated the wooden
taniet twenty-six inches.
Tbollovo/'sftiil Col. Hamilton , "that
the gun will prove to bo an otloctivo weapon
pen f r harbor dofonso. jiout , X. illinski
is very enthusiastic over it and is confid
ent of its success. Aa noon aao have
favorable weather wo will niako experi
ments on the water. "
Gentle
Women
Who want glossy , Inxnrinnfc
niul wnvy trosscs of abnudntit ,
bcautii\il llnir 'must ' nso
TA'ON'S KATUAHION. Tlite
clognntf clicnp nrtfclo alwnrs
IU.IKCS the Jlr.r crow ft-cely
and fust , keeps it from fulling
out , arrests nrul cures gray-
PCSS , removes dandrnif and
i1 chirig , makes the Hnir
S'Tong ' , giving it n curling
tendency antT kocping it in
nv/y desired posiiiou. Bcau-
( ifiil , iioultliy Hair is the sure
result of using Jiatbuirou.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $75,000.
5Sl.Tiokoul Wily 8S. Shares In I'roportlonTK *
Louisiana State Lottery
"tfedoherthy ctrtify that uttupeniie the at
rangemtntt for all tht Monthly anil Stinl-Annua ,
Dramng of tht latiitiana Stale Lottery Company
aitiinpernm mnntuit and control the Draulnyi
hemtelvc , anilthattheiatnt are conducted imtl
honcity./aimeit.anil in goodjaith toward all fat
i , and tee authorise the company to uie thii esr
I/I / cute , withfao-iimllti of our ngnatttrei attathta
n ttr adetrtitemtnti. "
X
COMkllUlOlftll
Incorporated In ISO" lor U years by the kjtlalalnr
lor educational anil charitable purpoeo * with ft up
Hal ol 41,000,003 to which a reserve ( und ol ore
| jKO,000 has slnoo been added.
By n overwhelming popular vote Ita Iranehla
was made n part ot tha present itato oonntltuUoi
adopted December 2J , A. U. 187B.
The only Lottery over voted on and endorsed
dorsod by the people of any Stuto ,
It netcr scales or postpones.
Its grand single number drawings takf
place monthly.
A Rplondid opportunity to win a Fortune.
Third Grand Drawing Class O , In the Acad
emy of Music , New Urloans.lTuomUy , March
llth , 1884 With Monthly drawing.
CAPITAL P1UZE , 875,000.
100,000 Tickotfl at PIvo Dollars Koch. Frac
tions , tu Fifths In proportion.
LIST o rniZKs.
1 OAPITAIPKI7.K.W.OCt
. do do . . . , „ , nw
f do aOtf/ . . > " , . . . . ' . , . . . . . . . luuuv
ID do WOO. , / / , , 10,0
20 dp 600.- , lO.OiX
its dp zoo ooa
8)0 ) lip 100A SO.W
tOO dp fQ S5 000
000 ib 25 28,000
iVrnoiIMATto.1 mints.
B Anproalnatlori priicB ol 1760 tW
9 do dp (00 4,601
B do d5 ! M XSW
067 PrlrcsamountlKfrt . . . . . 20 ,6W
Application ( or rates to oluoa iihould lie made enl <
t the oflioe ol the Company In Now Orloinfl.
Kor lurthor Inlornutlon wrlto dearly glvln | { lull
addroM. Kakel' . 0. Honey Orilcm pajablo ui.
addraM Hoelotorod Letters to
NKWOKLKANB NATIONAL I1ANK ,
Mow Orleans , L *
Poutnl Notca and orJInary letters by Mall or Hi
irons ( all tutux ot | 5 and upwardi by Kxprfwi at uui
xpenae ) to
M A. DAUPHIN ,
ir M. A. DAUPHIN , New Orleans , La
U (17 Qevouth Bt , WanhhiKton , D. C.
LOURE FITS !
"Whpn 1 KHV mi u i ui ma moan uiorely to tnp iijum Rr
_ tlmoAQiltni * ! ! hitutnum rnturn ORNIII I mown araa. .
cilctirn ( liavn niiitn IIo ill.iMO of PITH. KI'ILEray
or 1'Al.I.INIIHIt'ItNtaSiillrn Inngi udf , l rm UT
remedy ti > rnro Ihii worn num. liiruuu otlieri '
d fit tin ri imoti Tor lint miw rorftltrliif * K cnr . lu
i fur B IrtutUu anil n f-r a Uottlo of mr muw
HIJ llUo l.iproni mul iMt Illllce. It CUM * ;
iluir fi > r n trln ) , nml I will rur } . * _
lil.lrfnf . Ur It O I1DI1T IHI'.url Rt. V t
I'.tr Army Traiispiii-iiitloii.
1ST or TIIH I'MTTK ,
Nm , MurJi l,13iJ
SKAMID PUOl'OSAI-S , In trlillnatBiibJ | ; t to the
UHUnl rondllloiK will lju rucclve I nt thl olll i
until 12 o clock , iionn , 'lueadity , the Itt dat of April ,
\t-HI , or at naiiiB hour ( ullo * i"tr'or d tlmence In
. ' . , ) aUbotlllciiiiithuAitl Uiit ( } uar '
( tLheycui u OojintVyiimhiir , and OKd n , Utah ,
Hblcn time and jihcia they will bo mumeil In jirm
cue * ol bidden ) ( if na on traiiviirtatl | n an Ou lul-
loulnjf ildi-i-ilbix ! r utoi , ilurlnx the flmul jinr t-om *
nu'iio nx July lit , lB l :
1 , Uncut on HUiiey , Kub , and Part Itoblimon , Nth.
'i lUtwo"iCln > enne DoiH.t , W. T , and fort * lJ > r-
auilo and MuKlnnuy , W , T ,
a HctHO-ii UuikL'r-ijk Htotlcti , U. P. lly , and
F rt M < Kli ney , W , T
HotHeen Ua lliibta Ion , U , P , lly. and Fort
C v k liaklo , W. T.
, Ik-twcoi ( 'iitur Htatlon , 0 , V. Ilv. and Fort
Ilrldger , W. T ,
0 , Ileiwun C'iK'er Rfatlmi , Northern I' . lly , and
Ki/rt wcKlnney , W , T.
7 , BetweenOuatia Drimt orouy pclnt In Omthi
Cit > td Fort Omah Neh.
U , Ititwie i any inlnti within Omsha OltyllmlU.
U llotw in Va tntl'iiHt tlon , H. U , and I'.Utle It.
It , and Fort Nl'ibrara , N b
10 IlitnooiiC'liMcimo City and Cheyenne Depot
aridK rtl.A. IliH-tl.W.T.
11. 1 ! uuii KaltUke CH ) and Fur ) Ikmnlai , Utah.
Ti loicr"iiun' rt etu ttmrltflit tj icjtct an )
or nil iirui . .
UUnk | irooal | , ( ornnol coilrwt" ami printed
circular * tMlflK ( ul1 hifurina Ion M to manner (
lld"iif | | , toriim 11 cuntract and | > amrnt , will lie ( ur *
nUhnl uii npillcotloti | tu thli oUl-vorto thoortKe *
ol tha AMI Unt Ouar.crmaiiUiii at ticeunv aud
bitv'lone Kiitalnlnirrfi > jio a' houldb marked
"Pri | iWiUlor ajoii { T Biinpirtallon he'wecii.
tnuiih 1 in 0t Cliltl < iuarterniaiter ,
Pr < > | M > HUlH t'OI'HuhMlMfUllfl ) HtOlOS ,
jr .I"ll AIUKIUI DlfABTKISkT Of TIIK I'ttm , 1
Orru M c'liur cVuximinv or Si'itlarKXiii ' ,
, Neb , February Uth. 1831 )
puuli hi duplloitj , nitrkcil "PropntaU
for Hub wi nine htorm , " and al rined to the under-
i , Mill bu itcul til , tuiijeit tothc UK lal con
rttl.ri * t thi > olU until 12 u cluck noou , Much to ,
: * < , at vi ich tl and plaro they will b o | > i cd In
tli prmuieiif bllJo f T furuuhinz and Uelltvry
at the Su tlrUnce Hi rihoutv or uob otccr place lu
ttt > rltv of Oui > li a < 1U4V be demxuatcJ.
IH.tl ml. 1'uk , lUlitsnoM.
ItU k rupoMluiul Infur-jailiiu an to the uiauuei
* 1 1 f tiidilliu i' Uruiiol I avn cut will ba fur' If lied
11O'l ai I'll'1 ' tilLl oUI i Tbo I Wit U KHirtvd
miujr ur all 1 M .
JOHN P. HAWKINS.
1 SI > Jor ud < 3 t.
< J HV\'S
RADC MARK nnOi > HAtr'tMi.n aB HAPK
tl'II IUMRDT1. An
Seminal
ncM , SperrnatoTr *
hct * , linpotntpy ,
and all T > fiw
that follow ft * n
noqiif nco ol Srtf.
an limit of
wito.Mn AFTER TAKIHO
i ( he Ttack , Dlmneii * of VIMon , I'Teiimturo Ulii A u
nd nany other ill c.x't.that load tolnonlty or Con
iniptlon and n Premature ( Irate.
tlitwARK ol Adrertl < emenUi to rcfunil money , nher
nfiintii ( mm whom the nmlicme U bought ( to nnt
m'tiiuf , but refer ) on t" the mtnufactnrcrs , and tht
equlrcmentn are inch that the ) are ifldom , { f ever
omplledulth. Heo their written irunrantee AtrUl
I one uliicle p.\ck RO ot ( lri y > Specific will convlno
he moit RktHlnal ! | nf It.i rcil incrlW.
On account ot ominte/oltcr , we ho adopter ) the
"ellnw WrapHt | ; tha only Renulno.
t4Full part cnlnrn In out pnmphlct , whlfh w de-
Ire to tend free by mall to etnrv nno. itiTIhoSpo.
Ifla Hello Ine Is sold by alt drumlnU at II per pack-
RO , orilx pack e < for | 4 , 01 will bo tent free by
oiallonthd receipt of the monov , by ndilreMbiff
THK HUAYMKUICINKCO. , nuffalo , N. Y.
nM Inmhn hi * * * . . . ( V mm * >
266TH EDITION , PRICE $1,00
DY MAIL POSTPAID.
KNOW THYSELF ,
A GIIKAT MEDICAL WOHH
ON MANHOOD !
Kxhauatal Vitality , Norrom and Phitilcuil Debility
rcnmturo Decline In Man , Eirorsof Youth , and tht
ntold inl > erlo reiultlnfc from Indiscretions or ox
fsacii A book for cery man , j onnir , middle aged ,
nd oKL It oonl.\ln ISA proscriptions for all acute
nd chronic dloeucs caohone nt which \ Invaluabl
0 found by the Author , whoso experience for
can li Biich probably no\er bolero fell to the In
1 any phjtlclan 300 pntfoi , bound In beautllu
Voncn muslin omJ059eJpo\ern , full Kllt.iiuarantceii
obeaflnernorx n o > ory sense , mechanical , lit *
rary and protenslonal , than any ether ork old In
hit country for I2.KO , or the money will bo refunded
n every Instance. Prloo only 91.00 by mail , poxl
aid. Illustrathoiiamplo Scents. Send now. Hold
ncdalnn anted the author by tha National Uodlcal
ssoclatlon , to the OlllCOri of Which ho refers.
This book tbllllu bo road bT the young for Initruo
lODjandbytho attllotcd for rollcl. H will V'uncfl.
alt. London Lanoot.
Tliero Is no member of society to whom this book
will not bo useful , whether joutli , parent , guardian ,
nstruct or or clerjfMnan. Argonaut.
Address the 1'calioJy lledlcal Instltuto , 01 Dr. W.
il. Parker , No. Bullmch Street , Botton Maim.wm )
may bo ooniultcd on all diseases requiring skill and
expo lonro. Chronic aiidob tlnatodl80aeosthat have
baffled the skill ot all other phyS'liril clam
specialty Hnoh treated suoccM-ntnL fully
without an Instano allura ,
DR.HORNE'S ELEGTKIG BELT
111 euro NcnouMiri'B ,
I tinil iirnUliouiiintl > in , 1'nr
nlv lf. hrurnlglu. Hiliitlca ,
KliliiOi Nplnv nmt Ilnr
< llMMii > , nuutAtl > i > mllinrt ,
lllllAM- ) > M > | > Kln , COIIH'I-
pntliin. ( i > > l | < tlni < . Pntnnli ,
v I'lln. f'lli | | ' v. liniiotnio ,
UumliKIII. . VrulaiwiM Uti-rl.11 < > . enl HtUiilllli'Hn-
ni. lull \miTlcnllnt in nilnrlii-riulrldn anil miiif
n tl-in tlit-onuli ilii'lMiilj .and i i | livnvlmrKiil In nil l
lant l > > thu | > ntliiit.
SI.OOO Would NotBu : it.
IB. lIORMt I was a Ictedwlth rhoumttlim an I
cnroil by mint ; a belt. To any ( inn allllctcd lth
tlmt dlnease , I would y , buj llorno'n Kloctrla licit
Any ono can confer with mo by wrlllnR or rolllru
, t my utoro , U2u BoUKlas street. Omaha Nub.
WILLIAM LYONS.
MAIN OKF1CE Oppoilto poatolllco , room 4 Frcn
tcr Mack ,
jHrKorralcatC. K. Oooilman'ii PrugC"0'0 ! U
' "nnm Ht. , Omaha.
-Vr. iiu , \ Q n p.
Nebraska Cornice
-AND-
ilANUFACTlJIlEna OF
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES
FINIALS , WINDOW CAPS ,
TIN , IRONWD SLATE ROOFING ,
PATENT MCTAMO SltYLI''ilT ,
Iron Fencing !
Crcstlmrs , Oaluatrailes , VerandaH , OITlceand Bavl
lUlllngs , Window anil Collar Guards , Etc.
fOIl , O , AVDetu HTURi-1 , LINCOLN NEB.
OMRKIt. Manavor.
DUFRENE
ARCHITECTS
10 OMAHA NATIONAL BANK
Imported Beer
fN BOTTLES.
Erlnnger , Bavaria.
Juhnbaehor , Bavaria.
Bohemian.
Bremen.
DOMESTIC.
Budiveisur , St , Louis.
AnhutiHcr St. Louis.
Bus ; > . , Milwaukee.
Sclilit/-Pilsner . .Milwaukee.
ICrtiir'n Oniahn.
Ale , ? ort r. D ni * > atic and llliino
VVino. ED. MACltBR ,
Farnnin.
.E5XCCB3BR _
James Hedual Institute
Chartered by thcStuteofllll.
nola for theexpreiapurpoao
of clvlni'Iinmedlota rcllclln
all chronic , urinary and pri
vate diseases. Conorrbcea ,
aieetnndSyphillginall their
complicated forma , olao all
diseases of the Skin and
blood promptly relieved and
Ftrrnanentlycured by rcmc-
dlcstcotcdlnn7'Vrf//l'cfirJ /
„ Hf > celall'rartlrt't Seminal
t Loasei by Dream' , I'lmplci on
he appropriate remedy
u-tonco used In cacti case. Conotiltations , per
sonal or by letter , sacredly confldentUI. Mod.
Iclnea cent by Mall and Express. No.marks on
package tolndlcatecontentaomenderi Address
On.lAMESMo.204WaihlnQlonGt.Chcagolll. !
, t
AT.ONO T1IK U.HK Of Till :
Chicago , St , Paul , Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAILWAY.
The neyr cxteiulon ol I hit linn Iroin WukeflelJ up
.he
I1EAUTIFUL VALLEY of the OAN
through Conconl anil Coleridge
llaacfavi theb t iiirtloiiof the Htato , Special ex.
ouralon rVvi for Und luukert over thin line to
Wayns , Norfolk and HartluiEton , and \ la lllalr tu oil
principal po'i.ti ' on thu
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD
Trilni over tht 0. . bU I' . M. & 0. lUUwar t" Oiv
ItiKton.Slouit tltj , I'ouca , HaithiKtou , Waynu and
Norfolk ,
< 3oxj.xs.oot tvt 331 ± r
Fur Fremont , Oakdale , Kellk'h , and through tu Va | .
cuthiv.
fffor rate * ami all Information call on
F II' VViinNKV , Uenural Arent | ,
8tr > z DullJloir , Cor , luth and Karuam Hti. ,
VtrTnj ot uin P bocuiixl at ucpot , corner llth
et
John D. Peabody , M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURCffiON
OF KICK ItpOMB , 9 anil 6 ISO I FAHN.VM
F. SOHEUERMANNMi D
BEJULAH OKUMA
Homoopathio Pky@ioian.
SPECIALIST OF
WOMKN , OTIILUnKN b CHRONIC ) DIBKASC&
Houra-At Italdonco , No. 1413 8. 10th Street , tin
10 a. m. . ml idttt 3 p. m. Hour * At office , No. IDS
mil 105 B. Uth 8tJloora 7from 10 n. m. , to8 p. m.
N.R The T p Worm will bo removed , Trithont
d Qr T , In tlnu of from 2 to X hour * .
n.
' MANUFACTURER.
WHOLESALE & . RETAIL.
Miilard KMol Bkck.
OMAHA , -
REALESTATE
ESTATE
AGENTS
OFKKll TUP. FOLLOWINO BAJIOMNS IN
FO11 SALE.
No. 8 roorm on rilamllton street ,
flood barn , und all In good repair. Terms
very c sy 93,000.
No. 52 Lottana ot b rojms on full lot in Parker's
addition. Good well and cistern and reuth
front , and only ono block ( rom a $20,000
ichool house , $2,400 , $1,010 down , and flvo
yearn on balanco.
No. (3 Oood house o1 A rooms on lot 99x132 la
Crrdlt Fonclcr addition , good barn , cistern
and trtcs , $2.GOOlOvO down , and 6 jcnra
on balanca at 8 iwr cent.
'To. ' 57 House ana lotl south Omaha , lot 60x132 ,
housa 1J Btory and lueetntnt , 81,500. Part
c.-vih and time on baUtica.
No. 61 Homo and btoro bulldliifr on North 10th
street , on full lot $ JOOi > . Ttrmsery asy.
No , 3J Nlco largo house on ll'th ' street , on full lot ,
near U F. Ooo man's. J3.500. ThU la viry
cheap , and term \or o sy part cash.
OJ-f 1,000 Rots t'.nt nlto lit tin cottage on Shcr-
nun a\cnuo , all the yardj llxod BO complete ,
new barn mw ( euro and do bla lot , front-
Inif on Sherman OMJDUO and llth St , Terms
No. ( H Y3 8001 lies & house ol 10 looms on lull lot
In Shlnn's lint lulilltlo- , near street can.
Ibli Is a bargain Irom the lact wo are going
to nell thli nlonth , and ao niu t take lu per
cent , oil ol rial valuo.
So , 125-J2.200. What a arjaln 1 for a house ol 5
rooms and kit. hoi. new barn , c ! tcrn , well ,
and on a lot 05x300 Icct.ln I'aik Vlao.8100J
dow n , and tBO i | arterlv. Aho take It.
No. 12J-8I&0 taken ahouso il 2 rooms on full lot In
Lowo's addition , ( lo d stable * and tree * .
Cue hall down and time en balanco.
No. Ill Hou o ol 8 ( Dims , fronting south ou Hurt
street , on lulled lor , lease being $30 per J ear
$ J > . Wllleollmiiusvtoinis.l
No. 120 Nlco cotta o ol 7 room ; , tn full lot , In
Slilnn'u nJatK > n. t Vcd Moius Mid 0 losots ,
$2,700. Call at Our ulllce > nd sea plan of
hnu.o , * 7M ouh and 92 > per mouth.
No. 39-liouso and lot In Thorucll Pace , coal
Inrn anil Malta and cheap , 83.EOO , $ kOCO
ilown andloi g time on balance.
nV- 3' > Doub o brlon house , on full lot. In E. V.
fimttrre aaaitionv , ovu. Tiiis IB rer ( heai |
and should bo tutti to bo appreciated.
No. Ji A bongo uf six rooms un north 20th St
A bargain at ? tOOO.
. -LJt rtlttj a Mouses on north IDIh St. $4.001
No 8 , Una Htory hoUe,8ctcii fooms only 7 block !
from U. 1' . Depot. Good talue for fi.100 ,
No. 14. HOUBO on Poppletoa avenue south front ,
very nicely located. Oood view. Elegant
homo , SJ.i.00.
No' 10 , House and lull lot on Oth and Bancroft ,
Neat cottaite , snado trota vluM tin. QoaJ.
property , $1,600.
No. M. House of ( oven rooms Gothic. In Rod-
flclcs Hub-division A very home llko . C'
Chear , (1,800.
No. ! L House of 6 rooms corner ot Plerco and 1'a-
" -innoi con > rnlonit i depot and
uuu. , . _ _ . , ' -
very dtslrah'o rriWtlcl ! proprftv , o , w.
No. 22. An elegant little hoiuu lu Lake's addltlodr
HI root car , school , ch rch. highly rcjpoct-
ablelocallt ) . AKOcdhorzaln SiW.
No. 31. A full lot and store but U ngsouth ol depot
A rood pla.o ( orbusuicsiand cheap at $1.100
No. 10 L < t with flU if icd tenement hutuos near
U. 1 * . depot , A good Investment at 8 000.
No. 37 Homo ol eU rooma In I'arltor's addition ,
barn , w 11 and chtorn&o , co-Uonly 1.700.
Can uo paid lor bi monthly payments.
No. 3L Dos * place on Oreen car line , 2WX
.Nu. 31. A con cr with cotta/o hi Parker's addition
only 81,675.
Nu. C2 Homo In ifood part ol the city. St. carl
will | OHS thu doors In a nh < > rt time.
No. 01. House o ( H roonw on full I t i eat St. car
turn uhlo In St bin's aiilltlon. 1'hla Is A No
1. S261K ) .
No. 106. Nine r"iin liouso nrar bunlncM pn Capitol
ave. rintcli * I bargain. (3.10U ,
No. 31 , The bvitb rb'alnoul miparallod ( or lo
cal ion and prl'o A mam-Ion fur oul > 8I6UUO ,
Callun 1 see intnplctu onmplolo Uil ot uulmprovod
as wull ai Impn vud proi imy
.oin , IKUK&I tu rent. Notary lubllo ,
Convojancinir. HEAIUJ& llOaAUD ,
Corner 15lh and Pcilco Hl . . ( Williams'Block.
BREXEL & MAUL ,
HUCCESSOUH TO JOIJN O. JACOBS )
UNDERTAKERS ,
at tbuuld stand 14t7 P ruam strett Onle hv t l *
F.B , YOUNGHOSBAND ,
13oa Farnam Htreol , room 3,0maha , Kcb.
Collections solicited Uimlhlyor othorwi u ; both la
city and country , and on all linen ot KallroaJd. Se
curity procured fur debts not promptly i ld. Book *
kept ui.d balanced uuekly ami mmitbly A Kenor l
udltlnu liuulneM do no. ( joinmUvion * ol all klnas
rnmptlj attcntitd to , U S N. 'Ualr vil N tn
ufercnivi * ifivan.
GANNON JONES A ; CO.
OfFIOE IN F11S.VSSR DIXK : , OPP. P. O.
Kent bouses , ale lurnj.hcd or unfurnished roc
ObtaluboarJinauUiuinutitiriit cluj douiMticj.
MJI' ur rnr t or all kinds ojnerwui * .
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY
0. F. DAVIS & CO. ,
( SUOCK8SOHS TO DAVI3 A HNYBKH.J
fCKD r l Dealer * In
REALESTATE
ESTATE
OMAJIA.
Have lei ml nojDOO aoiea earolully looted Uod
lo Eajtorn Nobruii * , at low prieo and on euy terraa.
luprorud firms lot aae la Douc.Ua , Dodin , Goltex.
PUtte , Jlurl ? Ouwlnif , Barpy , WMhlagtoa. 'Uwla * ,
I tUundem , and HuUor Countiea. ,
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