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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1884)
TFL DAILY BEE TUESDAY AUGUST 20. 1881. P NVlTTlP men "Po ! oned with rotn. h. " Thli Is th c 88 wltli Imndrcil4 who lm\o liren imnU enough to tnVc S > r np rllla , I'otiKli rnitture , etc. until dlie tlon l < oliio t fatall } Impxcil. Swllts Specific Is n vegetable remcdv , and rc tore the J9- tcm to health and builds up the w ASto made by these "I wissuflerlne with Ubod l'ol on , anil treated totcrnl months Ith Mercury and l'otn h , oi.lj to nuke me worse. The I'ot'Mn toikamij mj Appetite anil ( TU me .Ijfpeinla , and both ga\cmo rheuma tism. I then took SampArllU , etc. All theco nrndo mostlll norsc , atltiltoto tho'iwl0" farther Into in\ Bstcm. A friend Insincd I should Ukc Snlll's Speci fic , and It cured me ol the IllOiHl 1'ol'Oti , drote the Mcrcun and Pota. h out of mj fjstrm , andtoda ) am at well as I oxcruas" OKU , \VKI.I.MAN.Ir. . Silem , M J.Oiti A. Fmitli.thc hru'i'tt in ; re Innt In Uilncsvllle. ( la. , i-ys : "I sCITcrcd for joars from the combined effects of Krjslpclat an.l Kczciin. 1 rontlmied to plow rso under mcdlc.il treatment andli ) takliiK mcdirlne i int.tlnlni ; 1'ntA'li. S. S R. cured mo thor oiiRhlfand il > ii1iitcl ) . My apprtltc , Btronrtti ( ant llcsh returned I was cur l lth It. " Our Treatlio on lilood and Skin Discuses mailed tree applicants to TUB SWIFT SPKCIFIO CO. tra cr 3 , Athnta , O N. Y. Odlce , U9 W. 22d St. , between Oih and 7th A\cnuc9. I'hlladclDhla olllco 108 Clientnut t. ( Fatuity Prize Mcdlc.il CollCRo of Ohio. SPECIALTY PILES FISTULA , , And other Diseases of the Anus nml Rectum. Bovd's ' Opera House. excoil and ntf UEFRESENTS Phcenli Aeanratico Co. , ol L/oudoa , Cnh Aeoots UJ , , BOl.t WpstchoBtei.N. Y. , CipltM 000,000,0 Ado Mcronwitf , of Kow ik , K. J. , Cupltll 1,376,000.01 OlrnrdFIro , I'lillwielihln , tpitftl. . . .1,200,000.0 Iromnn'n Vnml Car UI 1,189.315. DISEASES OP THE AH MSTRONG , M. D. , Oo < .i'lfi t Until otllccs are icpnlrctl from result of flro , ollico wlthUr. Parker , Iloom 5 , Crelghton lllock 16th and Uuoglos ata. ai THE BRUNSWICK , BALKE , COL- in"P COMPANY , [ SUCCESSORS TO THE J. M. B , is B. CO. ] THE MONARCH The moet cxtcnsU c manufacturers ot IN THE WOULD. 609 S. Tenth Street OMAHA , NEB CjTPrlcca of Bllllrd and Pool Tables and materials uruahcd ou application ALONG THE LINE OF TUB Chicago , St. . Paul ) Minneapolis and OMAHA RAILWAY. The now extension of this line from Wakoflcld up the BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN through Concord and Coleridge Reaches the best portion of the State , Special ex cursion rates for land teekera over this line to Wayne , Norfolk and Hartlngton , and \la Blair to all principal poliits on the SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD Trains over tht C. , St. P. if. & 0. Railway to Cov ngton , Sioux City , Ponca , llartlngton , Wayne and Norfolk , OOXXXLOOt ft jBl .ll- orFromint , Oakda.e , Nollgh , and through to Val entine. rates and all Information call on F P. WHITNEY. Genera Agon in" PRINCIPAL LINE cncAOOrKoi { IA & ST. LOUIS , II V WAY OP OMAHA AND LINCOLN TO LE11VSB , OR VIA KANSAS CITY AND ATCHISON to DENVER Connect liif , ' In Union Depots nt Knnxnst'ily , Oiimha anil Denver with UmniKli tinlna lor -UST FISOiTOIBaO Anil nil jxilnts In thu Gicnt Wubt n ( iniiKl Union Dupol nt Chicago Mllh thioiiKli tiiihm lor XE W YO Jf K , JtO S T O Ar , Aniliill Kprn onus. Atl'corla wllli HIM * tniliiH lor Indlnnnp. olln , alncliiniitl , CohuR At , niul all iiolntH in liioS-outll.Kast. At hLt' ' , yills wltll thiouuli tmliiH for iill ] ) olnt Day Co.u'lius , I'm lor Cars , ltli llo. ? CliiiiH ( eatH lii'obnioklii ) Guru with Involving ClialiH , riillinaii I'ularo Slcupln ( jars and thu luinons c. It. A i ) . Dinlnn Card run dally toandfroin Chlmtjo and Kansas City , clilniKoanil Council lllnllH C'lilcaK' ) mid DCS Molm-M , UlilciiKo , St. Josuph , AtchlHon and TopvUu wllhoiit chaiiKu. Only thioiiKli llnu riinnliiR tlitilr tiwn tiiilnH lictvicn ChlniKo , Lincoln and Duuvur. and C'hlca o , Kuniat Oltv und Denver. Tluouuli cars liutwuuu IniUaniiolUitiid ] Council Jlliill.i , vli : 1'eorl.i GOING A'OKTII AND SOUTH. Solid TmliiH ot Klc unt Day Uouclie.t and I'ulliiian 1'alacuSlcujiliiK Cars mo j un daily lo nnd fioni St. I.ouls ; via Hannibal , ( julnry , Kuokuk , Jliiillnglon , Cedar llanldaand Albeit l.i-atoftt. 1'anl and .MlnncajxillH , J'ailorL'arj with ItccilnliiK Chain * to and lioni bt. I.onls and 1'corla , Only ono chuiiKUOfrarH lictwrcn St. I.oiiiBand Dun Mollies , In\ui , Mncoln , .No. bnihlui , nnd Iiunvt'r , Colomdo It is aUo thu only Thiou h Line bkiwccn ST. LOUIS , MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL. It U known as thu Krrat Tllltordll ( ! Alt I.INi : ol America , anil in universally udnilt d lo liu thu Finest Equipped Railroad in the World for all dassc : cf Travel , Through TloUciH via this line inr nnlo ate } ' It. U.cuunon ticket olllccaIntlie Unllcaaiatct Mil Canada. T. J I'OTTKIt , PEIIOEVAM.OU'KLL , Vl < x.i'ru.lUia.Miranr U United States Depository ! OF OMAliA Oor. 13th and Farnam Sts The Oldest Banking Establishmeni in Omaha , UCCK830RS TO KOUNTZE DROTUKIU. Orsranlied ta 1888. Organised aa a National Bank In OAPITATi 200,000 SUUPIjUS AND P110F1TS 91BO.OOO ornciM CIRIOTOU Hiuuit Kotmrti , Prmtdtint. JOHN A. CRIIGIITO.I , Vloo rrMldont , A OUITOS Kousrti , SJ Vice President , A , J. VorrLiTOK. F. t ! . DlTU , Cuhtel W n. Uioqtnu , AtMtUni CuBhler. Transacts a general banking bu Ince . teuca time rotltliates bearing Interest. Draws drafts on San Francisco nnd jirlnclpal cltlog In tlio UullcJ States ANo London , Dublin , Edinburgh and the ptluclui ] cities of tbo continent and Kmopo THE MERCHANTS OS * OlIVr./VJFT/V. . Authorized Capital , - $1,000,000 Pnid-up Capital , - - 100,000 Surplus Fund , - - - 70,000 BANKING OFFICE I N W. Cor , Farnam ana 12th Sis OFF1CFU3I FRANK If ORPIU , President. I HAMLK. Roaius , V-P DIN. B. WOOD , Cashier. I Loriua DJURB , A DiREcrronsi Ftunk Unrphy , Samuel E. Rogers , Don. D. Wood Uharloa 0. Ilousel , A. D. Jones , Luther Uiako. Transact ft General Banking Duslncas. All whi Isvo any Banking business It transact are Invited call. No matter how largo or small the transaction It will receive our careful attention , and we piornlii always courteous treatment. Pays particular attention to business for partlei residing outsldo the city. Exchange on all the prtn clpal c.tlo9 of the United States at very lowest raloi Accounts of Banks and Bankers received on favoi able terms. Issues Certlflcate of Deposit bearing t per con interest. Buys and sells Foreign Exchange , County , Cll and Government fuiouritlei UNITED STATES OF OMAHA. S , W , Cor , Farnam and 12th Sts , Capital , - - $100,000.00 O. W. HAMILTON , Proo't. 8. SJ. CALDWELL , V. Proa't. M. T. BARLOW , Caohlorl DIRECTORS : S. S. OALDWELI , B. F. SMITH , 0. W. HAMILTON , M. T. BARLOW , 0. WILL HAMILTON. Accounts scllcltcr' , and kept oub oct to sight chock. Certificates of Deposit losuod t av able In 3 O and 12 months , bonrlng ntorost , or on demand without ln > torost. Advances made to customers or approved socurltlosat market rat * of Interest. The Interests of Customers are c'osoly guarded and every facility compatible with principles ol sound banking freely extended. D'aw sight drafts on EnglandIro and , Scotland , and all parts of Eu rope. Soil European Passa o Tickets COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE. OMAHA Cor. 13th and Douglas Sts. Capital Stock , - - - 8150.000 Lability of Stockholders , 300,000 F.TO Per Cent Interest Fail OE Deposits LOANS MADE ONJtEAL ESTA1L O Q.oors JAMES E. I10YD . I'ro nt L.M. BBNNKTr . Vlco President W. A I'AXTOS . UamiRlng Ulreotoi JOIINK.WILUUH . Cftshlci CIIAS. F.MANDKK80N , TIIO3. li. KIMHALL , J. W. OANNKTT , MAX JUKXKll , IIFNHV I'UNDT K I , . STONK S KifcJWii , UNDERTAKER , AND DKALKK IN , Coffins , Castots , SbronHs , ETC. , ETC. , 1000 Knrnani St , , . OMAHA , NKU ordora iiromiitly attiniluJ to. Tulopliont No Vtl H , K , BUBKET QIRECIOR AHD EMBALMEH 111 North Iflth Street llmana MCCARTHY 65 liUKKJi , UNDERTAKERS ! 818 14TH STREET , BET. FARNAto AND DOUOLAR DREZEL & MAUL , ( SUCCESSORS TO JOHN 0. JACOBS ) UNDERTAKERS ! a the old Bland 1117 rarnam street. Orders by iiaph solicited and promptly atteiteil to PHYSICIAN & SURGEON , Ueildcnoo No. 14C7 Joncu St. Ollico , .No. 1M)9 ) Far nam Ht. Oltlco liouru 12 m. to 1 p , m. arid from ! i to > p. m. Telephone for ollico U7 , rcaldeuoe , lit. nOLBROOK , SOELT01I H MEANf , Engioeering , Surveyiog AND CONTJlACTINfl WORK Done within the city and tlirouunnut the Htate fjrOltlce Crelghton lllock , opiioelto City Knclne rV oillre. _ al2-lm Matter of Application of Henry Xiumerman for M- iiuor License. KOTICK. Kutlce ( hereby trhcn that Henry Zimmerman did IIinn thu SM do ) at AUK. A.D..1WI , file hl ti illcatlon tojthu hoard ( I Count ) Cimmliuliiniracif ) oulm ( [ county , Neb. , for Ilivnto to kill mult , uplilt loua and \liiini. liquors at illlUrd hUtlon , In U'l ' aril priclnct , DdUicUa county , Nib. , from the Ut dav of Kept leSI , tnthu Utila ) of March , IbM If tlaru IK ) mi objection runionstnincu or protest lied williln t o wiiku from Au'Jilt , A. V. 1W1 , he bald llcviibo will IHJ crantid , JIKNHYXIMMKUMAN , Applicant , Vt 2t Icwk' H. T. I.KAVITT , C'ouiitj Clerk. TIME AND MONEY , ThG LcD2h ! anil Wages of Trade Apprenticeships , VnrlottHViys of ImjIiiK Snlistnntlnl I'oniulntloiis lor hlta-Work. M. tjimd , In Detroit 1'reo l'io . An npprcntico to n brnas-tinislicr must servo four yca , but to bo in with ho must Imvo natural skill. For the first six months lie will bo p.iicl about $2 nO per week ; for the second &t. On the aucotul year ho will receive § 4 per week , on the third S3 or Sli , and on the fourth S7 or $8. His wages will then run from $2 tit ) to $ : i per day. It is not a clean trade , but the work ia light and the pay good. The does not take electro-plater np < pronticca for any dofiuito term. A Binari boy will learn burnishing in two months , and polishing at the end of four. It will tnko him about a year and a half to loan : to mix his solutions and do silver plating , llo will got from SI to § i > per week the first year , and when his trade is finished ho can command arom $10 to Sl. > per week. The boys will notice that this tiado pays the largest wages of any to an apprentice , and that ho serves only two thirds of the average tinio before receiving ing journoyman'a wngcs. It ia n trade , however , which can't bo rushed. Two catablishmcnta will do all the business oll'ering in n city of 15,000 people. The oloctrotyppr and storeotypor and binds his apprentice for four years The first year ho is paid $ lt per week ; the second year S5 ; the third year S" ; tin fourth year $1) ) . The wages of a journey , man are from $ i ) to 3.50 per day. It ia a business only to bo found in the larger sized cities. Of late ycnra the tailor haa called him self * an artist. The fashionable tailor iB to ( it hia patrons iu every detail and by harmony ofjfcolors and excellence of lit to niako almost anybody resemble a jcntlonun. Men do not dispute the [ irico if they got a good lit. The tailor's : utter used kto bo almost anybody who could use a pair of shears , a tape-lino and n marker. In those days in a laahionablo establishment ho draws a salary of from $13 ! to 50 per wook. The apprentice ship ia for three years. For the first fix months the boy receives no pay ; for the sorond six about $2 per wook. While a tailor may not bo a cutter , an apprentice would bo taught both branches. As a journeyman tailor his wagoa would bo : rom § 10 to § 15 per wook. If ho made a : iit as a cutter his services would bo in demand at the fat figures first mentioned. As a good boot-maker atudica the anat omy of a foot , so does n good cutter study the contour of the human form. Sloping shoulders are brought up equaro , Dow-backed men are made straight , and jew logs have the bond disguised by the cut and act of the trousers. To become a telegraph operator ono should begin work at an early period. A boy of 15 will stand a bettor chance than a young man of 20. There is no regular apprenticeship. Around largo ofliccs the messenger boys pick up this and that un til they suddenly astonish themselves by being able to operate. A smart boy can learn to transmit a mossaqo in n few months , but the term "operator" has double meaning. Aa a fust thinker can write faster than a slow one , so can a dextrous operator transmit faster than a clumsy one. Some learn the work and can never command any but the lowest salaries , while others , who had the same show at the start , noon receive the very highest. The best salaries paid good operator in a general ollico are not over $80 per month ; $70 per month would strike nearer. Plenty of the operators in a general ollico break down under the work , and It is not a business which boys should rush into under the idea that it is oaay work. The book-binder and ruler binds hia apprentices ( no nun ) to three years' ser vices. A boy will receive from $2 to $ . ' ! per week for the first year , and about $5 per week for the second. When his : radu ia finished his wages will bo from ? ( ) to $14 per week. As a rule , there is work the year round. Wire-working is divided in many de partments. In the largo shops boys nro taken aa apprentices in jail-work , bank- work , buildora's work , bird cages , rat traps , screens , roller skates , ate. Ench work is a separate thin : ; , and it is seldom that a boy learna all. The npprontico- aliip in nny department is for three yearn and the pay for the first year about $1.50 week. A journeyman's wages run from $10 to $15 per irook. While tliuy have the help of great deal of ingenious ma- ; ! iinery in the shops , a boy having no intural mecluuical skill cannot hope to mnko a good workman in any depart ment. In a printing oflico the term of un ap < | > rontico is also for three years. In a Jaily newspaper ollico apprentices are lakon to learn typo-aotting , uthorn to learn book and job work , and the boy * who feed the prcesca are atill another brunch. In a country ollico a boy is iven a chnnco at everything in ono. He will bo taught to But typo , do job- work , sot up tables and advertisements , wet down the paper for the edition , run the job and newspaper preaaes , cut [ > apor , and given a show to write up local items. _ The pay depends very much on what kind of u bargain can bo mado. A boy of 10 or li ( would receive at least $2 50 per week for the lirat three months nd after that about $3 until his first pear was up. Ho would then receive From $1 to $5 , and at the end of the third year , would bo worth from § 9 to $10 per , veok. Compositors who nro reasonably fast in book or newspaper work never 'all below $15 , and many earn from $18 to 821. The boy who dosiroa to become thorough printer should serve Itis up pronticoahip outside of a daily ollico. Stationary engineers uorvo no regimlr ppreniiceeliip. But a term of several months an liroman would bo of much t'aluo. With a Btcam dial water class and ovr-wator alarm attached to the boiler it would bo no great trick for anybody of iverngo sense to tun an engine for an 'lour or ao. A good engineer receives 'rom 850 to $70 per month. The term "good" means a sober , attentive mun , laving more or lees mechanical skill and ; oed judgment. To tiucumo a locomotive engineer you must servo as a fireman for two or throe , yoars. Your progros will depend con- iderably upon the engineer w charge. lo can help or hinder , as ho will. After your term us fireman on n freight is out on would bo made engineer of thoaimo. f firinon ap Bongfr engine your pro- notion would bo to n freight. It ia the . > icked men who run passenger twins I'ho longer they are in the service the letter they nro paid. The Michigan Cent - t al pajH its oldest passenger-train ui- jlnucr $175 per month , while ono in uer- rice a year or > o rfc'ivea about $80. A I'liulcuKO of TroulilcH. tostmi ( Jlolx. . Ono rainy m ht , just aa the workmen veto hurrying homo to supper , an old woman , carrying n largo bundle of quilts , climbed on to a yellow South HosUm c r nonr the corner of Dover street andShaw * mut nvonuo , taking a sent on the insulo and leaving her load on the front plat form. In u few momenta the conductor came in , took her ticknt , and wont for ward to where two men wore standing talking with the driver. Ono of thorn passed out two checks , which the conduc tor punched , and then said. " 1 want you to pay for this bundlo. " " 1 slmll not pay for it , " assorted ono of the men. "I never have paid Anything for it , and shan't now , " replied the other , look ing at hia companion in a mysterious manner. "If you don't pay n faro on that , 1 shall throw it oil' . " "i W with it if you think it your boat way , " came the reply , at which the con ductor got mad and hurled it into thn mud. The mon paid no attention to the act , and continued to talk to the driver. "Aren't you going to look out for your luegago ? " asked the conductor , after wait ing u while for them to got oil' , "Don't know anything about it , " came the reply. "It don't belong to us. " Then that conductor gave the bell-rope n dcsporato yank , and ran back after the bundle. When ho returned with it all muddy , the old lady just lot out on him , and ho had to corn the two mon on front to sivoarthat it fell oil' by accident , be fore she would consent to keep ( Uiiet. I'llo Ttiinorf. however largo , speedily nnd painlessly cured without knife , caustic or snlvo , Send aix cents in stamps for pamplot references and reply. World's Dispeu' snry Medical Association. GUI ) Main St. , Bullalo , y. Y. llUTIiKIt AND THAIN. FraiH'lH DonouttcoH Kon.jatuln IH a I'lnj-lnrlst , niul uou't Uuu AVIthUim. Now York llcralil , The Herald's exposure of the plagiar ism from George Francis Tram in Gen eral Butler's manifesto caused consider able comment in the city yesterday. The The extraordinary similarity of thought and style exhibited in writing and speeches of the notable pair was gener ally conceded , and much attention was given to the suggest ! " ! ! that Mr. Train ihould run for vice president on the But ler ticket. It was argued that a brilliant- How intellectuality nnd individ uality had formed n bond be tween General Butler and Mr. Train which ought to result in political union. A group of little girls surrounded the bench in Madison tquaro park on which Mr. Tr.iin sat when a llerald reporter approached him yesterday. The famous philosopher's face was tanned brown and ii suit of showy linen encased hia muscu lar form. On his right breast was a largo bunch of wild roses , and ho shaded his bare head with a wide umbrella. The slanting rayo of the 'BUU shot through the cool green boughs which swayed gently overhead and wore relloctcd from the white dresses of the childion. The window of General Butler's room in the Kifth Avcnuo hotel was in plain view through a vista in the trees. AH the reportornpproachod , Mr. Train look ed earnestly up nt General Cutler's win dow , at which a big round head , slightly bald in front , was visible. "Mr. Train , the Herald would like to know how it ia that General Butler'a letter - tor of acceptance are so much like your speeches i" said the reporter. The philosopher crossed his legs and looked steadily at the little girl to whom ho was talking. "This gentleman. , ' ho said , raising his eyebrows , "is unaware that I cannot talk to a grown person ; that to do so would bo to risk contamination according to my theory of psychology. I only speak to children. .No , 1 will talk to you and ho can overhear mo if ho wanta to. " The reporter looked atoadily nt the little girl nnd so did Mr. Train. She tried the dangerous experiment of returning both looks at the Eamo time , but failed. Mil. THAIN " ( ] I\KS IT AWAY. " "Tho Herald hit the nail on the head , " said Mr. Train slowly , when it said that Butler had stolen my ideas and language in his lottora. Tno letters were made up from my ola speeches. In every respect they are similar in thought , diction and manner of argument. Any ono can BCD that my short , peculiar epigrams are scattered all through the letter. It IB the most consummate piece of robbery 1 have soon lor a long timo. To toll you the truth , General Butler lias boon steal ing my .ideas nnd living upon them for fifteen years. " Till : PACK AT Till : WINDOW. Hero Mr. Tr.iiu looked up ngiiin to the window whcro the big head had boon and went on : "It has boon proposed to have mo run for vice-president on the ticket with But ler becnuso bo hua adopted my speeches and political arguments. In the first place , I would not accept the position on account of my repugnance to communica tion with grown peruona. I could not transact ollicial business through children very well. But , in addition to this , 1 have another reason which wculd bo suf ficient tu make mo decline the nomina tion , nnd that is the contempt J have fern n man who would steal my speeches. Butler made n speech the other night in which ho had the cool assurance to toll two of my old jokes , which I told over thirty yoara ago. Ono of them wna about the fox and the Hies , and the other waa about the manner in which the politi cians take into their camp mon of world ly abundance. Now , if it is possible to insult mo it ia by proposing to put mo on the same ticket with the bluest politi cal fraud in the country. Why , Butler ia a rogulur fraud. The idea of calling himself the workingman'a friend. Where did ho got the $100,000 which ho ad mitted ho had the other night ) Not by defending workinginen , for they have no money fo aponu. Ho got it from corpo rations. " "Yos , " said the president , who was standing in ono corner biting hia lips with vexation , "I huvo determined to promote Commaiuor Schley to bo chief ) f tie ) bureau of equipment in place of Joruuodoro Knylisli , who In ordered t ) .ho command of the .North Atlantic squadron , and the nthor officers shall bo ittlngly rewarded. " "J wish to gracious , " growled Mr. Arthur , after General Butler nnd the nfllcera had k-ft , "that that man would wait until ho is president mid not now ippropriato everything OH being in hia lonor. 1 unrinratand that ho is even .rying to gobl lo up the labor demonstra tion on the 1st of .September. " "My wife for yean has loon troubled with a disease of the Kidneys ; physicians > renounced it diabetes , but uho received 10 benefit from their treatment. HU.NTH Kidney and Liver ] KEMKHV has made n wonderful chungo in her condition. Her lualthis good.1 ' O. M. HubboU , 'Jil i'rospect Avenue , Buffalo , N. Y. , Juno 1883. CAIN Health andjappiness. * # > < ? DO AS OTHERS ( y&our $ HAVEDOHE. Are yonr KidnoysTdisordorod ? ' KMnrr Wort tir UKlil ino frotn my Ktavc unit wcro. nttirlhml Wn KlrrnuiiliT HWM > liviiiln Ihtrull. " M.V. . IKTirniit , Urrlimiu , lonia.Mlrh. Are your norvas weak ? 1 Kl'lnt T Wt.rt nil-oil IH0 fr. in licrr i. wrnknr , < o ntl > r I n < < not < l | < oi trd lo llo Mr < M M 11 doodwln , KM. CMttli\n Vonriur I'loti Uiml , o. HJIVO you Brinht'a Disease ? "KMnor Wi.tt oiinil mo wiirn my water n just "ko ihalk mid tliin like Moral. " Frank nilnui , IValxxlf Stan. Suffering from Diabetes ? "KM n ' .r Wort MlininoniMiifr. < riilri. < ninr I Imtc ri r Ufli-d. ulo nlino t limn < Hllnto rollof Dr. rMUIp L' . lulluii , Monktnn , \ t Have you Liver Complaint ? 'KMnr.T-AV ort rnrril mo nf chmnlo Liter IMitt wt iVinrJ1Wilril'latp Oot fjlh Sal.flnnM , V. Y Is your Back laino and aohiiiR ? "Hltlnt'f Wort.il Uitllti ) ( iiixsl luo wlicu 1 WHSPO liuuo 1 had to roll out of I H | . " O. SI. lixllmnico , MIlirMikioVK Have you Kidney Disoaao ? " iiiaildiimminmt Inlltrriuiil ' "KMnry-Wiirl kldui'Jl Rflrr > rnn of im iin-innfiil iliH-torlni ; , II" woilli ItOnliot. ' ym 1 lloditoiVUUnin -toii , \ \ cktn. . Are you Constipated ? "Klilnt'3-\\oit rniiM1 ! ! ri\r ct At'uiihimn niul curiMl mo iitur Id } i r u " of olhrr ninlldiu * ' .Si 1-011 KltllVllIld , bt. AllMIK , \ t. ITavo you Malaria ? "Kldnyr Wort lint iloiio Ntlcr lliivii nny pllicr rcmi'dy f lia\o eur utnIn liiv prnrllW inU.K. . Uiuv.aouiiiiU'io. vt. Are you UiliousP KldiioT Wort lin donoino mom cwxl ( Imn nnjf other nmvdy 1 IIMO MIT lakrn" MIH.J.T llnllonnnkniit. Are you tormented with Piles ? 'KUIlH'j Worl lirmilrirMfli/ l ino of MiMHlllitf iles. l r W O Kitiio ivc'oiiimriuli1" ! It tutno lieu II. Hunt , CKnluer .M. lUtnk , .Mjirslown , rn , Are you Rheumatism racked ? "Kldni'j Wort OUH il wo , nfti r I wn irlt < 11 | i to illo l < r I'lo > lclan ninl I hud ur < nxl llilily > nr . ' Ubrldno MnlcolmittlUilli , Maine. Ladies , are you sufforinR ? Klilneiort rimtl nm of iinnltar Ironlili-n of cruljiuinilnndlni ; . Man ) filriulminKiiiiil innlw It , " Airs. 11. Laimiri'Aux , l lo IA Mutie , \ t. If you -would Banish Disease i and pain Health , Take THE BLOOD CLEANSER. Westem Cornice-Works , IRON AND StATK HOOFING. * 1111 Douglaa HL Omaha , Nub. UANUFACTUHKlt Or Galvanizea iron Cormcos jt4TDonner Wlmlonn , KlnUlc , Tin , Iron ft nil flat llnnllng , Spechf * 1'nU'nt Metallic Sin Unlit , Intent niIJtiHtu > l llntchet liar nml llrnoket Michln . I nm ho general niscnt ( or tlio aborollne ot nooiln. Ire Crostlnt'uFonoliic , Knlnrtrnilm.Viiranilaii , Irnn Hi Cliuslcnl , Hclcntinc , Commercial and Art Depart MHMitH. Iloth euivs admitted. 'IHiltlon low , InC clioip , bent of noclotv Kill ! . , eiiulppvd facult ) , tirAililrc lor pirtlcul. rH , Kur.V. . \ \ \ llaraha D. U. 1'reildunt. or Prut. U 11. Don luIU * . Hticrutary the Kacultr llcllo\ue. Nell. jy mo2mU \fm f\ % Pitr M.it Quick , .ur. , . ! . llnnk tnt , V I dJ K CHI.lo A tiicy. 100 rullon HI. , Now Yoik. IS DECIDKD 11Y Royal Havana Lottery I ( A QOVEHNUKNT INSTITUTION. ) Drawn at Havana , flubn , Every 12 to 1'i Days. TICKKTS , 82.00 , - IIAW.S. $1 00. tiubjoet to no manlimlatlon , not controlled by tlio nartumln Interest. It In the lalrobt thing lull * iiaturo or chnnco In cxl tcnco. For Information anil particulars apply l < HIIIl'BKY C0. , ( > un. AsentH , l'J12 llroaiiHay , N V. city. K. KAU1J& CO. , 417 Walnut street , Ht. I.oul ? , Mo. or Frank Lolirano , L. I ) . , JU Wjandottu , Kan. jyluio A : wly. science ot Lite. Only $1.00 BY MAIL POSTPAID. BHOW THYSELF , A CHEAT BrRDIOAIj WOIllV OR1 K APvlHOOO Kihaustoil Vitality , Nrrvous and 1'hvi.icM Poblllty , Prernutiiro Declhio In Man , Kirarenf Youth , an the antold mlnorlen caultlii ) ; from Iniilaorctlnrij or ei- oinma. A book for every man , ynnng , mlddo ! aiod , and old. It contains lifi preBOrlptlons for all acute And chrnntc dlHcaneii encli ono of which In Im otuabla Ho found by the Author , whoeo cxporionoe for S3 roars la Biioh Mprobahly never bcforo fell to the let nl any phyelcan SOU rmxos , bound tu beautlfn IVonch muslin m oo8i d rnvorH , full llt , KUaranto < * r * t ) bo a Oriur work n mcry aonso , mtxhanlcal , lit erary and profeonlona1 , than any other work Hold In thli country for 82.60 , or the money will be rcfundid In e > ory Instaneo. I'rlcocinly 01.00 by mail , pc t- pr.lil , Illuatratlvo iiamjile fioontn. fond ! now. Gold medal awarded the author by the National Uodlcal Awoolatlon , to the nRloorH ol which ho refers. The ScleiiHo of Life should be read by the young fur Instruction , and by the altllotod lor relief. It will bonefil all. LondonLanoot. Tlitro Is no member ol aoclety lo whom The Sol- emu > -l Llla nlll not bo useful , whether youth , par ent , guardian , Inetructoror clergyman. Argonaut. Addrcsa the Teabody Uedloal Institute , or Ur. W , 11.1'Arkor , Ko. t Uulfinch Btroet , Ilonton Mass. , who mar V > 9 oonsnlted on all diseases requlr'iif ' skill and nxptrhnoe , Unronloandobstlnatedlseai isthathave billlnl the skill of all other ph > s.lir I dam a upecltllyi Hacb treated BUCXWM-IIC IA L fully nlthout ao Instance failure. TUVQCi C DUFRENE& MENDELHON. AEGHITEGTS Or HHWOVFD70 OMAHA NTIOANAL IliNK UUILDIN3. NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY 0. F. DAVIS & GO. HUCXJKHSOH TO DAVI8 * BNYDKll. ) Ocueral 1605 FAUHAM ST. . . OH AHA. Have lor lt iOO.WO aoren o iclully xleotod laudi la Kattorn Nebraaka , at low prloe and on OMy tormi laiproreu urina lur Halo In I > oualn , Dodto , Oulfai I'Utto , Hurt , LumluK ( Haniy , Wnnmtfton , iforlok aunderUt and Ilutler ijountlu . Taica paid In all parti of the Sti U. ' Money loatit l on luturO"od l > rict. Notary 1'ubllc alwtyi hi olfico Corr ( ino THE CHEAPEST PLACE US OMASA TO BUT Ono of the Boat and'largost Stocks in the United State ? tojjsoloct from. NO STAIRS TO CLIMB , ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR , SOUTH THAT IS THE NAME OP THE TOWN WHERE FOR ALL ARE FOUND 1 Where They Can Enjoy Pure Air & Water ! BEAUTIFUL SCENERY And all of the good suui pleusnm things that [ go to make up a com plete and happy existence. The town of South Omalui i' i'.tinted south of the city of Omaha on the line ot the U. P. Railway and it is less than 2 miles from the Omaha post ollico to the north line c i the town site. South Omaha is nearly 1 miles north and south by 21 east and west , and covers an area of nearly four square miles , The stock yards are at the extreme southern limit. Nearly 150 lots have bcon sold and the demand is on the iucreasa The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion. The $ ( iO,000 beef packing house is progressing finely. The § 30,000 Water Works are finished and furnish an abundant supply of PURE SPJUNG WATER. The B. & M. and Belt Line Railways have n largo foroe of men at work and will , in connection with the I ) . P. Railway , have n union depot near the park at the north end of the town. Suitable grounds will be furnished for Church and School purposes. Now is the time to buy lots in this growing city. They will never be cheaper than they are to-day. at the Company's office , at the Union Stock ? . M. A. UPTON , Assistant Secretary , C. F. GOODMAN , AND DEALER IN OMAHA , NEBRASKA. Double and Single Acting Power ana Hand Kngino Trimmings , Mining Machinery , Bolting , Hose , Brass nnd Iron Fittlcqa , nt wholesale and retail. HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , OHDHCH AND SCHOOL BKLL& . Corner 10th Farnam St. , Omaha Neb. ERTEUS HAY PRESSES. Are Uic Cheapest , Blest Durnblo , Smnllest in Si/.o and Lightest iu Weight. Wtli no Il v l'rfi' i'8 nf any kind can the amount of work produced at inch IHtloexnonu' , ( ten toni of ha uiiilinur ( j lotdrallrnail b v cara c n bo done with the Krtcl Iinnrovtil ilachlnoj , warrcntvd or ° alo. for Illuitratod now circular addrcuu , OEO KUTEL & CO. Oulnoy Illln'li. . . r.tlonOuAiu IlrK. all-cm hit 4 bllshed Iu 1 8 RUEMPING , BOLTE & COMPANY , -IIANUKACTUIIKIIS OF- ORNAMENTAL GALVANIZED Dortnej WlniJoI , KluUfc , Window Cap , Iron Crutuui. Metalll Bky-llzhte , Ao. Tin Irca ml Sl l Ria til 3U 3utL Uib iiticct Oui..bi