THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA , SATURDAY , MAKOH8 , 1884.
BILIOUSNESS.
Bilious symptoms invariably
nrigo from indigestion , such rw furred
tongue , vomiting of bile , giddiness ,
sicklieaduchcirregulnr bowels. The
liver secretes the bile and nets like n
filter or sieve , ti clcnnso impurities
of the blool. By irregularity in its
action or suspensions ot its functions
the bile is littblu to overflow into the
bbod , causing jinuulice. sallow nom-
plo.\ioQyollo\voyos. bilious iliarrlucn ,
a languidwoary , fooling and many
other distressing symptoms. Bil
iousness may bo propjrly termed an
affection of the liver , and can bo
thoroughly cured by the grand log-
ulhtor of the liver and biliarv organs
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTBHS.
Act upon the stomach , bowels and
liver , making healthy bilu and pnro
blood , and opens the culverts and
sluiceways for the outlet of disease.
Sold everywhere and guaranteed to
cure.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $75,000 ,
tfi.Tlclcota only $5. Shares in ProportionlEa
Louisiana state Lottery Company ,
" Wt do hereby tertify that ice s\iptmii the at
ranyementt for all ( Ar Monthly and Semi-Annual
Drawing' of " " Louisiana State Lottery Company ,
ani in person manage and control the Draicingt
themselves , and that the tame are conducted tn'tA
hcntity , fairness , and in good faith toward all pat ,
itt , and we authorite the company to use thii eer-
i/lcate , with fae-timilet a/ our liynaturet attaehta
n ite advtrtMcmtnti. "
COUM1UIOBIU
Incorporated In 136. " ( or 25 yean by the legttUtmt
lor educational and charitable purposes with cap
Ital ol $1,000,000 to which a 'reuotvo fund ol ov i
HM.OOO has Bliico been added.
By an orwheltnlnp popular rote Its Iranchlw
m made a part ol the present ctato oonntltutlor
adopted December 2d , A. D. 1870.
The only Lottery over voted on and en
dorsed by the people of any Stato.
It never scales or postpones. _ ,
Its grand ainglo number drawings take
place monthly.
A splendid opportunity to win a Fortune.
Third Grand Drawing Class C , in the Acail-
oray of Music , Now OrleansITuesday , March
' 11th , 1884 IfiCtb Monthly drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE , § 75,000.
100,000 TickdtH at Five Dollftrs Each. 1'rac-
tioiis , In Fifths in proportion.
LIST O PHIZES.
1 CAPITAL PH1ZK I7B.OOC
I do do S5OOC
1 do do 10,000
s rnizm OF ceooo 12,000
6 do MOO 10,000
10 do 1000 10,000
20 do 600 10.00C
100 do 200 20,000
SW do 100 80.000
600 do fO 25000
1000 do 25 25,000
API ROXIMno.i rmzKa.
9 Approximation prices ot { 750 8,7(0
0 do do 500 4,600
B do do 250 2 , 0
18C7 Prizes , amounting to 5285,600
Application tor rates to clubs should be made onlj
at the olllix ) of the Company In New Orleans.
For lurtherInformation writ * clearly giving lull
address. Make P. O. Money Orders payable and
addrcea Registered Letters to
NEW OIILKANS NATIONAL BANK ,
Now Orleans , La.
Postal Notes and ordinary letters by Mall or Ex
press ( all sums ot ? 5 and upwards by Express at oai
cxpenbo ) to
M A. DAUPHIN ,
or If. A. DAUPHIN , New Orleans , La. <
8 07 Seventh Bt , Washington , D. O.
Off. FELIX Lt BRUN't
PKEVENTIVE AND CUKK.
FOR EITHER SEX ,
The remedy being injected directly to the Beat ell
the dlseaae , requlroH no chan f ol dl l t or
mercurial or poisonous medljinci to bo taken Inter
ually. When uted aa a prevjntUo by either sex , I til
im possible tu contract any private disease ; but In thi
eaao of thoeo already unfortunately afflicted we guarantee
antoe thieoboxoa to cure , or wo will refund themon
y. Price by mall , pObtajepild$2. per boxortlirw
boxes for ti.
ti.WJUTTEN
WJUTTEN aUARANTEES
caned by all authorized agents.
Dr Felix t.eBrun&Co.
SOLE I'HOl'IUETCnS.
C , F. Uoodman , Sole Agent , lor Omahi
Ken. J-wlv
Health is Wealth !
lii ) K. 0.\VF.sr'n NEIITK AND HIUIN TIIKAI
UEN7 , ii Bunmnt'MHl BpociBo fur Jljstorm , Uan
noss. CouYUlsionB , l'\U , Nervous JSournlBin
Heartache , Nervous ProntrntioncnuBcd Ijytlioiii *
ot alcohol ortolmccii. WiikofulnoBB , Mental lia
proKsiuii , Bottoninu tit the Drain resulting in in
ennity nnd leacliiiR to jniecry , decay iiiul ( lentil
lreraQturo Old Ago , DaircnneBS , LOBS jif JIOWB
in either eor , Involuntcry IJOBSPS nnd Hneriunt
crrhocn caused by over-exertion of the brain , sell
nbiiBoor ovor-indulBonoo. Each b x contain
otio immth'a troatmnnt. JLOOn boz.or fcix b"ie
furS.OOBentby muil propaidon roceijit of price
Wi : UCAKANTIJi : SIX 1IOXKH
To euro nny COBO. With cncli orclor nwoived by n
for six boiea , nccoiniianiMl with t5W ? , wo wu
bond Ilioj'iircliiinor our written gunrai'.uxj to re
fumitho mouty if the trrntrneutUoosuotcffeo
ucuru. OuiiTuiilous i&mioaonu'oy
C. F , GOODMAN Bole A eut , Omaha Neb.
Imported Beer
IN BOTTLES.
Erlanger , . Bavaria
Culmbacher , . Bavaria
Pilsner . Bohemian
Kaiaor . . Brornen
DOMESTIC.
BiKlweiser . . . . . .St. I < ouis
AnhaiiBcr . „ „ . St. Louis
Bes - , s . Mil'vaulosf
Rchlitz-Pjlsiier . Milwaukee
Kruir's . Oniahn
Ale , Tortcr D'niPBtic and Jlhim
Wine. ED. MAUHBH
1'21 i Fiivniirn
OMAHA
Stove Repair Works
109 South 14th St.
larnUUni ; caMlne * and reptli
tat > K > tM ul all description , wood ttovei , ohangotl t
barn cxal , rttAat , UrcUick , dampen , to. ooajUaU )
oo baa ) . Tn out o our itovi ) p" tbilvM ui
< in r > ft ,
KID , WADE'S GANG ,
Two Hayc Been Scat to tbe Peat-
tcntiary ,
Ynrt n Probability Hint More "Will
VoMovv.
This evening's ttv.in from the north
brought lion. F. H. Till'my , district
mlgo of the Ninth judicial district , into
) mnha , and by ix train over the 11. & SI' ,
rom Lincoln last night 11 , J. Simpson ,
tiorirofBrovrncountycAmointo ( this city ,
bhctiti Simpson is returning from n ( ripe
o the capital city , whcro ho wont in his
Ilictnl capacity to deliver over to the
vardon of the slnto penitentiary Andy
'ulbortaon and William Morrison , con-
ictod nt the last term of the district
ourt , hold in Brown county , thia atnto ,
in February 25th , for horse stealing ,
'udgo ' TifTiiny is returning lomo : from
ho northwestern counties , where ho has
ooa holding court. These two gentle *
nonnro wollficquiuntodwith the facts con-
crutng Kid Wade and his gang , three of
horn having boon recently tried before
udgo Tiffany in Brown county.
Those two gentlemen wore found
t their hotels by n BEE roporto ,
, nd wore very willing to give all the facts
onnoctcd with the desperadoes who
lave become inoro notorious than any
gang in the state since the days of "Doc"
liddloton. Theao bandits seemed to
lave formed an organization extending
rom the mouth of the Niobrara river
west to the Bad Lands. How many or
vho have belonged to it will never bo
mown. Some have lied the country
caving their families 611 homesteads to
.ho tender cares of strangers , some have
gene to servo a term of , ycars in the
) onitontinry , seine have gene to that
'undiscovered country" and the connoc-
ions of others with this band of out-
aws will never bo told. The reports
'rom that section regarding these men
aeem to have been grossly exaggerated ,
, ho prevailing opinion being that fourteen -
teen of "Kid" Wade's band have ended
their mortal careers by the process of
ynch ' law. Sheriff Shnpsoil says only
: our h'uvp mot death in that way and
doubts if the number is as great
a9 that oven. "Kid" Wade
was hung to a whistling post
ono-hnlf inilp cast of Basset , a station on
; ho Sioux City & Paeifts rend in Brown
county , n man named Murphy mot his
leath in the Keha Faha country at the
lands of the vigilantes. A man named
Whitestocking was reported to have boon
: ound hanging to a tree near where Mur
phy was hung , and others who have
inco been through that country say a
onoly grave , unmarked and unknown ,
can ho seen near the place described ,
and the whereabouts of "Kid" Wado's
'ather is not known. If the old man
Wade mot his death by a decree issued
: rom the court presided over by Judge
Lynch then only four at most have so
ended this life.
Thuso men whom Sheriff Simpson took
to Lincoln were on the 4th of March
lontcnced to the penitentiary bj Judge
TilTany , Culbcrtson , for eight years , and
Morrison for so von. Horace S to wart
was also tried at the same term of court ,
but was found not guiliy. Thcso men
bad been indicted at the October term
The grand juay at the term just closed
Found indictments against several others ,
but how many could not bo learned.
An indictment was also found against
ono of th ° vigilantes , who was charged
with tin assault with an attempt to com
mit murder. His case was continued to
the next term of court. In Holt county ,
whoso term of court has just closed , three
Dthors wore indicted and arrested , and
boini ; unable to give ball were taken to
bho Fremont jail , where they will remain
until the next session in that county It
was intimated by the counsel for these
defendants that a change of venue would
be applied for on account of the bias of
the citizens.
Judge Tiffany's court room , during the
trial in Brown county , was filled to over-
Hewing daily , but perfect order prevailed -
vailed , the desire being to give those in
dicted a fair and impartial trial. The
excitement and agitation is gradually
abating , and the wish of the citizens now
is that the law take its course. The ac
tion of the vigilantes has never been up
held by the order loving people , with the
exception of a low who have boonledinto
it by the excitement. There are ten or
twelve more in Holt county who have no !
boon included in the above , who are un
der bonds on the same charge , being
held by the examining magistrate.
"Kid" Wndo was only twenty-three
years old when he died. Ho was the
boy who wns found in the canon with
"Doc'1 Middleton the time ho WM sur
prised and captured. IIo seems to have
boon born with his hand n aiimt ovoiy
man , and ever Hineo ho has been in that
country ho hnn berne the uamo of n
highwayman and an outlaw.
Since this band has been broken up
no nioro horooa have "been stolen and ii
example has any ollVct it will bo eonii :
time before another will spring up.
Wei
It IB now undisputed that We I Do Mov <
or'H Gutarrti ( Jure is the only treatment
thut will absolutnly euro CaUrrh frfiali 01
chronic. "Very efficacious , Sainl. Gould ,
Weeping Water , Neb. " Ono box cured mo ,
MM. Mury Kenyan , IMimark , Dakota. " "Il
rtwtored me to tlio pulpit , Kev. Ceo. K. Hels ,
Coblevlllo N , Y. " "Ono liox radically pured
ma , Uov. C. If. Taylor , MO NcrfJo street ,
Brooklyn. " "A perfect curelnftnr HO yean
ullerii'g J. D. McDonald , 710 Broadway , N ,
Y. , &c. , &c. Thousands of testimonial an
received from all parts of the world. Delivered
erod , 81.00. Dr. Wei Do Meyer's IIIUHtra
ted I'rculUe , " wiuh statement * by tbo euro
mailed free. D. li. Dewey & Co. , 182 Kulto
otroot , N. Y , tuett-tburcWt-in&o-3m
Heal Kstato Transient.
The following deeds were filed foi
record in the county clerk's oflico Marel
0 , reported for TUB BKB by Amos' rea
estate agency :
Charles J. Canan and wife otal to Join
J. IJaller. wd , lout 4 and 5 in May Hold
812JO ,
John Xeiao and wife to W. IT. Mary
weather , w d , part nw j BOO 18 , il } ( 10 u
$012 ,
"I have unfld Jlunlock J.lwl llltUn wit ]
great benefit for indigccti'in and ooiiHtipatloi
of the bowels. " 0. L. Jiartou , Hamilton , Out
Very Correct.
The county commissioners J.avo beoi
engaged for some day's , assisted by How
ard B , Smith , Kstj. , in examining tLi
accounts of late Judge Clwlwiek , and
after a full and thorough cxitnuiftUon
they find that ho should have had on
land as county judge something over
$11,000. The amount found to his
credit , as county judge in the banks , ex
actly balance nnd ono cent ovorjojcnroful |
and accurate had ho been. During the
time ho had boon in oflico ho had han-
lied ever S50.000 , principally of funds
Belonging to estates and of condemnation
nonoy.
It was remarked as a singular fact that
the final word of the last entry which ho
wrote in his books an hour before his
sudden death was "released. "
KVPPV Vermin to bo n Itcnt Success
[ it this Ufa must Imvo n specialty ; that Is.nutst
concentrate the abilities of body and mind on
soiuo one pursuit. Hua/leifk flluoil llittert have
their 8i > eclnHy M n coniiloto ) nnd radical euro
) f dysnciwla , nml llvor and kidney affection * .
WIGS KOH WOMEN ,
The Iiatest Ouzo la to Tliin Out tlio
Natural llnir nr Hhavo It
Off Altogether.
The curly wig craze has broken out in
Chicago and bids fair to become on epi
demic. A Wabash nvonup hair dealer
who understands his busiuesa predicts
.hat there will not bo n wiglcss woman in
society six months hence. "I know what
L am talking about , " ho declared , "for I
lave sold 1127 wigs in Chicago since lost
September , and on nn average , I 'half
shinplo' a customer every day. "
"What do you men by half-shinglo ? "
was asked.
"Thinning out tlio hair and cutting it
jff just below the cars. The thinning out
liolps the growth ot the hair , and just
enough is loft in the length to curl cosily.
I'ho hair can bo dressed and put up in
curling-leadsand the next day it is ready
for uso. The hair is drawn , up on the
crown of the head , where it is invisibly
pinned. Then the curls are pulled out
irouud the face , ears , and neck to suit
the style of the face. Young "ladies and
missus dispense with the pins , and scram
ble the ringlets round the head , as it
were , but unless the face is both youthful
and pretty the ell'ect is very apt to ho
rowdyish. Yes , it seems easy enough ,
but tliero is not ono woman in a dozen
who can make a good job of the work un
til she haa failed a score of times. . An
export has no trouble , and after the loads
are untied it does not take five minutes to
pull out the coiffure. Wo have ono girl
in the toilet-room to whom wo pay § 20 a
week for this kind of { work. She is a
French girl , and came over from Franco
in the same steamer with the Irving com
pany. She got her ideas of the present
style from Miss Ellen Terry , who , you
know.has a reputation for her studies in
toilet. "
"Well , what about the wigs ? "
"Just this : If n woman has enough
hair on her head to cover the scalp wo
trim it , cultivate the growth , and encour-
ngo her to wear it an naturalo. But if
the hair is poor and the scalp barren wo
shingle the hair , convict style , and take
her measure for a wig. The color ! Oh ,
that depends on what the woman wants.
If it is uoasiblo to suit her wo succeed ,
Blonde , golden brown , chestnut , black ,
brown , gray , anything she uolects will bo
all the same to us. But if she leaves the
choice with us wo ntudy her complexion
and give her just the color best suited to
her eyes and eyebrows. The demand is
for blonde wigo , and wo put them on
women with black eyes , gray eyes , brown
eyes , haxzel eyes , green eyes _ , and Muo
eyes , too. 1 think the nicest piecu ot
matching 1 ever made up wont to an Ada
street belle with a clear , healthy com
plexion , ruddy with color , an oval face ,
and a pair of grayish-black eyes darkened
by long , bluck lashes and heavy , black
eyebrows. The wig was a blonde of the
page style , made BO as to' bo worn in a
club if preferred. You can only imagine
how charming she looked , for I cannot
begin to toll you. She was so delighted -
lighted with her appearance that she
said I might charge her any price and
send tho.bill to papa. I got what I asked
for , $25. "
It would amaeo the uninitiated to know
how many women buy those wigs women
of all ages and styles , but principally wo
men who are neither so old nor BO whim
sical as todonbttho eflicacy of a becoming
coilfurp. At a recent party of the Talis
man club , hold in a west side hall , thirty-
two young ladies were wigs , and wore
thorn gracelessly enough , too , in several
instances.
It is not generally known that it is ra
pidly becoming faehionablu for young
widows who are not averse to a second
perusal of the wedding service to dnn
white wigs. The natural hair is cut oil'
the hair line well powdered , and thu
white parchment of aniull ringlets worn
under the widow's cap mokea the wearer
almost as interesting n.t K lurgo bank ac
count would Put oni ) uf those siuw
wigs on a roe' ) of 40 and nlio can pass fur
32 any day if she but known the tire !
principles of making up. Un athorur
roses who huvo found the hearts of men
invulnerable have rucourxo to thin ulmnii ,
and even if the blind god dois not propitiate
tiato , they nt least h.ife thu satisfautiun
of boitn ; litlruciivn , ai.d , next to admini
tion , thoru IB Mothmn so tU'ar to the femi
nine heart ,
The English walking-hats for the com
ing season will ba provided with fron
and hack fringtH of water-waves , whicl
will do away with all further ha rdressinf.
for the street. The front hair is BO ar
ranged as to bo readily worn banged
curled , or pulled in frizzes and worn witl
a center or side part. The back , o
scolding locks , consist of from three tc
seven cuila , thick and loose , and Ion |
enough to swoop the collar. The hat i
high in crown , narrow , and beveled ir
urim , and intended to bo sot back 01
the head. With it o the Englisl
tailor-inado coatumo and standing liner
collar.
This wig-wearing fashion will doubtlos
be favorably regarded by the physician
of the city , ono of whom says : "Th
Americans are fast becoming hairless b ;
heredity , Tlio ravages made by the fals
hair of the last thirty years are shown ty
the present generation , The children , i
they have any hair , are born with di
scased that is , barren scalps , whic
no amount of care or culture will mak
productive. If wigs are to be worn th
hair will of necessity bo coarse from frequent
quont cutting , hut it will bo luxuriant
nnd tliero will bo less baldness and fowe
scantily covered heads in twonty-liv
years than at present. "
llallroml Sandwiched ,
iU Call
Customer "What do you charge fo
thar. ham' ! '
Butcher "That is not for sale. It i
only for a sign , It io made of wood. "
Customer "How long has it bee
hanging thcrol"
Butcher "About "
three years.
Cuitomer "Must bo pretty woU fl
vorod by this time. "
Butcher "Flavored ? "
Customer ' "Yos. What wil ) you tnko
or ill"
Butcher "It only co t half R dollar
ad von can have it for that if you prefer
n old ono to a now ono. There are
ilonty more nt the planing-mill where I
{ ot this. "
Customer "Well , I will take it if you
will saw it into slices. "
'Butcher "Into slices ! Great St.
Abattoir ! What do you want it in slices
or ? "
Customer "I am a manufacturer of
.tilway restaurant sandwiches.
The Davenport and Rock Island
Uidgo company , organized for the pur-
lose of building a now bridge ever the
ilissisiippi river at Davenport , has tiled
rticlos of incorporation ; capital stock ,
1,000,000.
TEKAMAH TIDINGS ,
The I'rcBcnt ProsporUy of the Toun
nml ItH Future Prospects.
Coirospamlcncn of TlIK DKK.
TKKAMAII , Burt County , Nob. , March
. The winter season is perhaps not the
> est time to judge of the growth and
rospority of any portion of the country ,
ml yet there are indications of the ox-
auslon of interests in and about Toka-
mah which leave no doubt in regard to
! io assured success of this prosperous
own. With a superior quality of land
whoso increase of products is contributing
o the trade and business of the plauo ,
nd with au energy and business tact
haractcristio of Nebraska people , there
s abundant promise of a great outgrowth
lore.
lore.Tho tastp for a now and hotter class of
mildincs is showing a good fruitage in
ining tlio streets with a style of architoe-
uro that is fast becoming the pride of
ur vigorous frontier slnto.
The range of blull'a encircling the busi-
losn portion of the town nfl'ords very do-
ir blo locations for the elegant private
residences which are looming up conspic-
loualy all around thu picturesque city
imita. The imposing brick blocks
within whoso walls , the enterprising
norchant , tradesman , professional and
> anker nro plying their several branches
and callings , are evidences of the strong
confidence felt by the people in the fu-
, uro of their town.
The schools under the leadership of
? rof. Huston are justly becoming the
> ride of every citizen of Tokamah. The
churches are ably manned \yith onor-
; oticpastors { , and a general air of pros-
icrity is manifest in those several inter
ests , which are the attraactivp exponents
of every wide awake community through
out our state.
I'ho Presbyterians have just entered
upon a promising career of prosperity
mid growth under the faithful direction
f their newly called young pastor , llov.
" . C. Chprryholiues. A high-day of sor-
ice has just boon enjoyed by his people ,
v largo accession of now members has
ust been welcomed into its membership ,
ind a stimulating tide of prosperity has
ot in. Tlio superintendent of missions ,
lev. Oeorgo T. Crissmon , recently spent
a day in looking ever the work hero , ad
ministering the sacrament nnd ordaining
and installing now ollicors in the church.
Among r.omo of the business men plans
mvo boon laid for the formation of n
argo syndicate for the purpose of con-
lucting an extensive cattle busi
ness in Texas. The capital
took swells into many thousands of
if dollars and the profits arising there-
rom nro pictured as enormous. Judging
if the success of this syndicate and from
ho character and ability of the men who
trp pushing it forward , wo can readily
iring before our minds visions of a now
class of cattle , kings who will make good
use of their present prosperity.X.
X. Y.
FORXV-KIGHTU GoNGltESS.
HP.NATK.
WASHINGTON , March 7. Mr. Williams
dom. Ky. , ) moved to discharge the com-
nittoo on military affairs from con
sideration of the bill , regulating the
retirement rf army oflicors , introduced
t > y Mr. Bock , ( dom. . Ky. , ) who supposed
at the time ho was acting for
Mr. Williamo. The latter know nothing
of the bill and disclaimed all respon
sibility for it.
Mr. Beck explained that n young man
came in looking for Mr. Williams and
saying the latter had agreed to introduce
.bo bill.j Mr. Beck therefore introduced
't as ho supposed for his colleague , hut
t his since transpired that ho was im-
> osod upon. The committee was dis
charged from furthnr ' comdoration of the
bill '
Tliii Moimto passed the bill reported by
Mr. ( J triand ( dom. , Ark. ) , from the coin-
mil tut ! on the judiciary , constituting a
ni j"nty of the judges of iho supreme
com t of tlio United StatcB a quorum , in-
itca'l of six us livrrrnforo. The bill also
jirbhihitu a judjio li i board a case in the
circuit con re- from niuii ; { on the supreme
bunch whim thu cat.u comes up on appoa ) .
The bill to ostab'i-li ' a bureau of statis
tics of labor came up under the flvu minute -
ute rulo.
Mr. Merrill ( rop. , Vt. ) suggested a
poBtponomont in order , to givi more time
tor dobato.
Mr. Blair ( rop. , N. II , } opposed delay.
Mr. Hoar ( rop. , Mass. ) urged the inv
portanco uf theblll. lie despaired of thu
maintenance of the republic many gener
ation * unless the great mass of tbo people
received enough pay to afford them the
comforts of life and to enable them tn
educate their children and develop thoii
patriotism.
After further discussion the bill wenl
ovor.
Sir. Plumb ( rep. , Kas. ) from the committee <
mitteo on'publto landsreported favorably
the house bill declaring forfeited the
lands granted the Texas Pacific railroad ,
and stated that the minority of the committee
mitteo desired tlio privilege of submit
ting a dissenting report at their conven
ience. Adjourned till Monday. '
iioutfi : .
The bill authorizing the rotirmont o
General Alfred I'leasonton as colonel wm
recommitted without instructions.
Mr. Browne ( rep , Ind , ) immediately
introduced a bill granting Pluasanton i
pension of 8100 a month , Inferred U
the committee on invalid pensions.
The house wont into committee of tin
whole on the private cnllendar , Mr. Co :
( dom , N. Y. ) in the chai
and remained in aoealou till 4 o'clock
when several private bills wcr
reported to the house and paused. Ti |
houap then took a rocesa till 7iO : ! thi
evening , the session to bo for Iho con
nideration of pension bills , .
At the evening session the houti
passed a number of pension bills and ad
journod.
BiormH In Cultloriuo.
, SAN FUANCISCO , March 7 , It is at !
jutorming heavily in the control and eoutl
orn nootioiiR of the stato. The rivers are
rising , and lands are flooded. lltllroad
communication with Lost Anqclos U still
interrupted , and liable to remain so for
ten dity ; .
Kosher Hlidimrtiol ,
Oi.mr.LANn , March 7. The grand
lodge of the Jewish benevolent order of
Kosher Sholbargol , district No.I , is in
Hcssion hero. Ono hundred dolcgatcs
are present , representing lodges in Ohio ,
Indiann , Illinois , Kentucky , Tennessee ,
Arkansas , Missouri , Nebraska Kansas ,
Colorado , lown , Minnesota , Wisconsin ,
Michigan and Cannda. President Sam
uel Lweuatoin , T > f Kvansvillo , Ind , , , delivered -
livered the annual address. The usual
reports .worn made. After disbursing
$1)8,000 ) the treasury has a cash balance
of § 0,000. The general grand lodge ,
lion. Simon Wolf , of Washington , grand
master , begins its annual session Sunday ,
A banquet occurs Tuesday.
Tlioy Obeyed Ihn Women.
KINGSTON , N. Y. , March 7. Ton
towns in this county voted no liconao ,
The women of Allonvillo threatened to
"Boycott" business men not voting the
temperance ticket.
A Good
NRW OUI.BANS , March 7. Mr. John
11. Stone , nominated by the republicans
for attorney general , declines. IIo says'
ho is a democrat and will support the
democratic nominees.
Awaiting the Verdict.
Nuw YOUK , March 7. The libel suit
for § 10,000 of Captain Duncan against
the Now York Times has boon Riven the
jury who are directed to bring in a
sealed verdict.
I'rouoNftlH lr Army Ti'itnsixirlatton
llKUNUARTXR * DlU'AnTUkNT W TIIH I'UTTK ,
1
OIUHA , Nun. , March 1,1831 < J
riUM'OSM.S. Ill trlplloAtP , iiibject to thn
SKALKU condition * \\litbo lowhoil nt this otllro
until 12 o'clock , iinmi , Tuesday , the tut ilitv ol April ,
1881 , or fit stmo hour , ( nllnwi.iK'or il.tlciunco In
limn , ) nt the Illcvx ol tlio AlhUtant 'JtiiurtirmiiHtois
atChujciX'O ' Depot , Wjomlinr. Mid IHrdon , Utah , nt
\\hlch time nud iilaoni they 111 bo opotiril In pioi
cnou ol bidders lor n < on trnnsitt | uon nn tli lol-
lo ltiK ilcHcrihed ruitei , during the fiscal 3car 10111 *
mcnclii ; July 1st , 1SSI :
1. llctwccn Hlilnoy , Ncb.an > lKortltoblniion , Nt-b.
2. Uctaoen Clii-jcnno Depot , W. T. nnd Korw Ijxr-
amlo and McMimoy , W. T ,
8 llctHO-n Itnck Cr > ok Htntkn , V. 1' . Hy. and
F rt MrKliiiioy , W. T.
Itetuoon UawlliiH Station , U. 1' . lly. and Kort
Washaklo , W. T.
, Ucturci Oirtor Station , U. F. Hy. nuU Foit
CD UtldRcr , W. T.
0. Iletwt en Outer Btatlon , Xorthorn I * . Hyand
Kort McKlnney , W. T.
7. Itctn ccn Omalia Dopnt or ony | < olnt In Omalu
Uitt to I'ort Omahix Nob.
S. Ui'twcon any points \Mthln Omaha Citvlliulls.
U llctw. en Vali'iitliix StMlon , H. C' . and 1'Acino 11.
U. and Tori Nlihram , N > b.
10. llotwucn ClioicniHi City an ! Chcycnno Dcp't
and K > rt 1) . A. Kus < rli , W. T.
II. Ilvtuven Rnlt Uko City and Kort Douglas , Utah.
Tiv > tio\erninuiit reimms the rllit | to icjcct nny
or nil propotnlft.
lllmik pro | > o > al > , ( ( imnof contract * and printed
clrculam iri\lnK lull Informtt'lon a tn nun nor nt
i iddlnif , terms < if contract and painentlll liu fur-
nlshud on applicntlon to this otllo or to the ottlct1 *
ol the Assi taut Quartermasters at t'hejenim and
OK'ilvll. .
Knvclopo' ( oontaln Inprropora's ' should bo marked
"I'rypos.ilsforwni.'on Tianniiortatlon bct Mii
and . " ( ! . 11. DANDV
march 1-m eOt Chlot Quartermaster.
for Subsistence HtorcH.
I'TIIBl'WriB , ' !
OfKILK UlllKr OlHUlNKAUV UK Sl UmlnntMiF ! , V
Oinalm , Neb , Februa ry 16th. 18S . )
Rctlcd propotaN In ilupllcAta , marked "Proponals
fur Buhilatcnco .Storui , " nnd ml'tri-Haui ! to the under-
liiiccl , lll 1m teccl cd , kuhjoct to the u : nl cur-
il t Inns , at this olllco until 12 ti'clnck iiiion , Harcli to ,
18M4 , nt whlcli tlirvonnd ] > hru they will ho opened Ifi
th | iruscnciiof hlddora for ( urnUhlni ; nnd dellxary
nt tlio hul'slttenco StorchoiHo or such oilier plau In
the rlty ot OinMii ni nuy hu designated.
ISOIUrrcls 1'ork , llslil moss.
lllailc | iroponaln inJ Information as to the inannor
cf hlddlni ; nnd tonniof navniont. lll ho ftirnUheil
onajiplloatlon tJ till * iilllco. The tlcht U rcitent'J
to r < jcct nny or all bid * .
' JOHN 1' . HAWKINS ,
inu J-at Jlujor and U , B.
UNITED STATES
OF OMAHA.
Capital , - - $100,000.00
O. W. HAMILTON , Pros't.
S. 8. CALDWELL , V. Pros't.
M. T. BARLOW. Cnshlor.
DIRECTORS :
. S. OALDWKLL , B. F. SMITH ,
I. W. HAMILTON , M. T. BAULOW ,
0. WILL HAMILTON.
Accounts aolloltod and kept aub
, oct to sight chock.
Certificates of Dopoolt Issued pay
abto In 3,0 nnd 12 months , bearing
ntorost , or on demand without In-
: orost.
Advances made to customers on
approved securities at market rate
of Intercut.
The Intercuts of Customers are
cloooly guarded and every facility
compntlblo wtth prlnclploo of
sound banklno freely oxtondod.
Draw night drafts on Englnnd.lro
land , Scotland , and all parts of Eu-
opo.
Sail European Pansaro Tickets
, I'rampt/y Maoo.
United States Uepository
B
' OK OMAHA
Cor. 13th and Farnam Btu ,
Thn Oldest Banking stabhshmen\ \
in Omaha ,
TO KOUNTZK
Orccnliea In 1803.
Orijaulzod aa a National Bank In
CAPITAL . SZOO.OOU
AND PIIOFITS . 15OOOt
ornoiu
UuMin Kocima , I'roaldeot.
ton * A. CBIIOUTOII , Vice Pfesld ni.
A UBTD Kotinrii , M Vice I'reildenl.
VT B. UKHtmu , Awlitant Cublcr.
TrantaoH a genera banking btulnei * . I ue iliui
otitlflcMea bearlu nterwt IJrawi dialU en Sa !
Francisco ami principal cltic. In tbo United Bwte
Al 9 Londou iublln , Bllnliurifh aud * h prlnrliv
IIKI'IIKHKNTB !
phwnU Awaranc * Co. , ol jxmdon , Oaeh
. .
. K. V. ( Capital . 000OOaO
.efc nt , of Nek N.J.CpiUl 1 it76 ( XW.O
titcaVn Fire. 1'iuad.lphw , UplW. . . . } , W.MO.O
rirenWirunil.Cai'ltal ' , . . . , , , , . I.ttVJlC.C
FIOHv > m IV , Uuuuu Kutljua BOc Uull
(3U VY'H Bl'KOIF
TRADB MARK rf t
An
unfalllnir cure fet
Bomliml WeAk *
noiw , RpcrmMotr-
hcr , Impotcncy ,
anil all Diaoaxn
that follow an a
prqutnco nl 8rl | .
Almne ; a Ion of' '
- "tRETARinO , aiUa3uiiiopiin AFTER TAKIHQ ,
In the luck , DlmncM ol Vlnton , frcinaturo olil AKU
ami Jinny other ill IWK that lead to Insanity or Don-
> uiiiitlon ] and a rnniaturo ( Irate.
iUwARi ot adTerttamcnta to rcltlnil money , when
drinririUft from whom tlio rnedlrlno Is bought no not
refuiul , but rclcr jO'tto thn mMuitactnrers , and the
requirements are iiuch that they are ntlioin , if eper.
MinpllMl with. Hce thclrMrlttcnfc > iara Uo A trial
ot ono lntlo | iaokixe | ol Or\J' Speclflc wilt convince
Iho ntont nkojitloAl ol I In rral merits.
On account ol oount ifeltm , wo have adopted the
Yellow Wrapper ; Iho only Rcmilno.
. X TFull Mrtlcularalnour | < nmih1etnhlch irtAt <
tire to send Irco by mall to every one. IfTThe Hpe-
. IflaUotliolneiimolilby Ml drucirUla at fl | < rpack.
go , or U | wcka )4 lor ? 5 , or will l > e nent Irco br
mall on tlio rooolpt of tlio monov , by ftililremiliii ;
THK OUAYMKUICINKCO , , lluflalo. N. V.
.Hold n Omaha I - - - | v IRmb
Very Important. Got the Qanulno.
Hoff's Malt Extract.
Unequalled In Its tonta
Ir"3
action on th > enfeebled 232
and sick.
TARHAXT
Co. : UyfAtnlly ] .hjlclan .
lias rccoinincndnl jour
iiorrn HALT i\ : .
rilAlTfor my wife , win-
has bun an Invalid for
fifteen \onr , ntiil It lia *
lnuMt performed inlrn *
rlc .
"llroMii. Jrn. lS5't
1'KICK , $4 HU ) HT dfl o
Patent Dried Fruit Lifter ,
AS USKFUIi NO DEALER
IN A I
IN
GROCERY Grouorics
CAN .vrroitn
T011B
AS ' >
A 1'AIH OS
Without li.
COUNTKUKCALKS.
N.C. CLARK. SOLE PROPRIETOR.
OUA1IA , IS'Iill.
. . ( ItTKK. )
RIjioTUO-VOLTAIO Iini.T nnd otlu-r KMtcmin
Aril.UNOKH nro Rent on U ) U.iyu1 Trial TO
11HN ONLY. YOUNQ Oil OLD , who nro nffer-
( nic from KEIITOUU Dtcnatrr. LOST VITAUTT ,
STlNaVKAKHrsfitH , nml nil tliono dlnonfon ot n
soNii. NATUIIB , n-sultlnK from AIIUHFS nml
OAUSKH. Hiiwdy teller anil riiniilcto |
nutorutlon to HKAI.TII , Vmou nnd > | AKIIOOI >
: iUARAKTErD. He nil at onua tor Hliulratod
, 'amplilet frfo. Addreu
"OI.TATO niil.T CO. ! , ninrnlmll. nil oil.
Nebraska Cornice
AND
UANUFAOTUUKlUi OF
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES
FINIALS , WINDOW CAPS ,
TIN , IRON AND SLATt ROOFING ,
PATENT UETAUO BKYLIOHT ,
Iron Fencing !
Orestlnfrs , Balustradim , Verandas , Oflloeand Baiil
lUlllnKi , Window and Collar Guards , Kto.
0011 , 0. ANUttU BTUKi : ' , LINCOLN NKIJ.
OAIRUH. oranuter ,
XTotioo to Cattle Mou. !
1)00 ) CATTLE FOR SALK ,
UO Head til Utccra Tlirco Vvurs Old.
SOO ' " Tail "
2d ' " Ilflfern , Two "
ISO " ' hteisri , On "
> ! U " " HclfrrB , One "
Tlio aljovo ( H crljtd | caltleuruallni.il lirt'J Iowa
CAttle , ntralulit and pmootli llitsu rattluivill be
lil Iii l < iU to'iiilt < | iuiciiKcrH ) , anil nt rcanoimblc
li'Cu. I'or finltiLT imrtl ulari.call mi nruildires
M , K , PA1TON ,
Wa\uily , llrcinui f.'o , IIIHO.
1' . B , Aljo younK Kradvd Inilla. iii"-iiiio-3twH
1
AI.ONO TIM : i.i.sn OK THBJ
jlilcapi Si. . Paul , Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAILWAY.
The now extension of this line from WokolMd up
the
BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the CAN
through Coucurd and ColcrldKu
. --inhr.s the bout nortlon ol the State , flpoclal ox <
curslon ra'oi for Und ( tinkers ovrr this Una ti
Wayni , Norfolk and llartlnxton , anil la lilalr to all
l > rtntlpal | io'iti on thu *
HIOUX. 01TY it PACIFIC RAILROAD
Tr ln over tht a , Bt. I1. H. A : 0. Ilillwav f > Cov
Inirton , Hloux city , I'onca , Jlartlntoa ; , Wayne and
Norfolk ,
Oox3.xa.oot * vt 3EIllr
For tVemont , Oakiblo , Nellicb , and throuxh to Val <
entlnv.
Lffut ratei and all Information call on
K. U. WlllTNKr.aeiieral Acnt | ,
Mtraaj I UoJlilotf , Cor , lOtb and Farnam Kts. ,
Omaha , Neb ,
CVTuiKcc ULII lie secured at depot , corner 14tt
. * w , gt.r Bttotn
OOLD MEDAL , PARIS , JH7Q
BAKER'S
AVurraiilcd abioliittlir -
Coeon , from which tbo rxccss o
Ollhasbcvnrraiovrd , ItliufArc
Itnitt the ttrenglh of Cocoa mlii'i
\ iBUirc.i \ \ \ \ , /.rrowrootor
und U tlnTi'f'.Tu far inoro i
r&l. It U dclltlous , nourl lus !
rlri'iiflliniliv , in > .lly illgrntrd , am
uilnilrully adapted fur InvullJjt u
well u * for I'twns In health.
Sold ufllrottTt crerj lirr ,
BAKER 5 CO. , florcllDSlcr. Mass
IMORPHIHE HABIT
llt ll 11. KiKt , of | Ut | X < JulUf /
_ JIunt * . UQWCflvi Itclu4UliBIclf
fci ou turn ruri > | ilw * lf yuUllr d | tilolttlj. K * > r Uitliuy-
uil tuJoiivnii till lium i-nimuitt
Ballon Bios
South ISHli Street , below Farnnm.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
P
50 NEW LOTS
.1 ust platted out in this addition nt
SJ25 ! to $850.
Per lot. First allotment nil taken
mainly by persons who will build
desirables residences in the spring.
This Addition
t
runs from Dodge street to Daven
port street , the most healthful ,
sightly and desirable 'Am
4
SUBURBAN PHOPEBTY
IN OMAHA.
Near Cabin , Belt and Cnming street
lines.
Sold Forty-One Lots
in this addition in January. Call
i lliee Will take you out and
Ij.'U'.lc in hull ! au hour.
A Desirable Business Property
on Itanium Street. Rented to good
tenant. Pays ten per 'cent on in
vestment , net" .
One of the Best
Business lotd on Tenth Street ?
< ! xl32nO,5)0. ( )
An Improved Farm ,
Near station in Douglas county , two
d houses and frame barn n first
class farm in every respect. Will
icll or exchange for city property.
Desirable Lands
ii Boone , Madison and Nance coun-
, ies , in quantities 19 snit purchusern ,
8.00 per acre. Will tike : less for
i quantity.
Fortv Acres
ci' first-class lnn-1 , improved , good
for gardens and nmall fruit , within
three miles of postotllce , § 50 per
acre.
DESIMBLE EESIDEKCE ,
full lot , two story house , methl
of , 8 rooms. Mush be sold. Spe
cial terms at ollieo.
Good Cottage ,
( ivo rooms , new , ono block from
street curu , § 1,000. Monthly pay
ments.
Fine Residence ,
near Twentieth and.Uass . streets ,
liaey payments.
Residence Property
on 18th street. Largo house , good
barn , full lot , street cars , $3,500.
Business ( Property. ;
on Saundors'Strajt , A good invest
ment. Call i'or particulars.
Several Good Lots
on very easy terms to those who
will build.
Property Shown
on Application ,
BALLOU BROS , ,