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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1885)
/ THE DAILY WEDNESBEE-DAY , MARCH 4 , 1885 ; A "HEW DEAL" Deere & Company , Moline , Illinois TWO HORSES CAN DO THE WORK OF THREE. 9AinphpcTURNED WITH SAME POWER I * rlllUltib HERETOFORE REQUIRED FOR I ONE-TIIIIID THE COST OF rLOWINti SAVED. inn ontiATrsT PLOW iTHE "HEW DEAL" WHEELED WALKING PLOWS A.NT > 3TTJ1111OAV. THE "NHW I1KAL" U llfilitcr In draft und moro easily handled than a hand plow , and cnts n more milrnrm furrow THE 'Ni\V iiKAL" In HRMer In draft , lighter In weight , nnd lighter In prlco than a sulky plow , nnd will dn nil Ho work THE "Ni\V IHIAI , " Hans cufcSI tncliciwllh thodraftof n IB Inch hand plow - n naIng of 60 per cent. In Inhor Ioi nil thcuorkof n four-horse riding gang with ono less uorso find little llinn Imlf the . mnro cost. THE "NinV DUAL" 1'lonn are AT.T. KTr.V.T. , Inenrlni ; greatest strength with llghtc-t weight. Thl M no untried and rickety experiment , and them clalnn nrc not made rrckle ? ly to attract attention. The system Is the outgrowth of careful nliHcrratton nnd experiment reaching o > er & period of ycnrK , with a rational % iow of the requirements of the times , jriir.Y AIII : ftui'isitroit TO ANY jt > zotr.s KVIK orrsitEn , and the most economical plow a vrcr placed In thu market. Cell nud examine them. Deere , Wells & Go , , Western Agents , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. THE A. L. STRAND COMPANY , Double and Single Acting Power and Hand Engine Trimmings , Mining Machlnoiy , Belting , Hose , Brass and Iron Fit line t wholesale or retail. HALLADAY "WIND-MILLS , OHOttC AND SCHOOL BELLS. Oorner 10th and Farnam St. . Omaha Neb. THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN OMAHA TO BUY One of the Best and Largest Stocks in the United States. to Select From : STAIRS TO CLIMB. ELEGAflT PASSENGEB ELEVATQB TWrTPITTPTJ ! * oE JB ' JctU Are now offeriiip- AT The greatest bargains ever seen in Omaha 200 ORGANS ! ! 100 PIANOS ! FOR GASH OR ON INSTALLMENTS Also great reductions in Diamonds , Jew elrv. Clocks and Silverware , The only importers of Havana Cigars , and Meerschaum Goods in Omahai Wholesale dealers in Guns , Ammunition , Sporting Goods , Notions and Smokers9 Ar ticles. CHICAGO AND WESTERN RAILWAY. THK UEST nOUTK AMI ) 3LIOSTE1 Omaha Council Bluffs and Chicago. Th only line to take [ or ! > > XalnM , r hall. town , C < Ur Ibtpid , Clintoa , Dixie , Cblugo , 1111- w ukce aid all points e t. To tbo people ol . . . braikaColorado , Wjomlnir . , Utah , Idaho , Ne > ada , Oregon , Washington and lalltornla It oBeni superior MiTaiiiages not possible by any other line. Among a lew ol iho numerous points ol mptrlor Ity erjotcd by the patron * ol this roadbot een Omaha and Chicago , are Its twotralos a day ol DAY CO AC 11KH which are tnoflnojt that human ait and Ingenuity ran create ; lu I'ALACK SUKKl'INQ UAltS ldtth aru models ol comfurs and elegance ; Its 1'AU LOU UllAWINll HO01I UAllS , un < urpa > cd by ail ) and its widely celebrated 1'At.A.TUL DIM SO OAKS the equal ol Hhlih cannot be lourd ebiawbcro. At Council UlutI * the trains ol tbo Union I'iclOc By. connect In Union Derotvlth those ol the Cnic * KoiNorth reJt in lly lu Chicago the trains ol thlf line make clone oonncctlou with tnoeo ol all eutero lint * . For Detroit , Columbus , IndlanapoUs , rinclnnatl. Niagara Kails , Uuflib , flltiburg , Toronto , Mortrtal Itooton , New York , rulladeli > bla , llaliiunre , Wain- Ington and all points lu the East , aik the ticket Rgsot lor tickets \la the NOUT'I.WrSTEUK , ' Ilvouwtsnthe hit aocommodatloKi.l All ttcket lyonti ell tlckotj > 1 this line , U. HUOU1TT. 113.HAIR , General Uanaget. 0 t. 1'oia. AfoiL _ _ _ 16 apbrodiilao , aroui- t activity , iK > 8itl\ely ourvi imi < otencv lost _ . Ity , all vrr Akneea ofk' cueratlvo aysU'ia : oltlier cvx. * l.UiuialU J , U.\Varucr'lU7btattbt.Clici ! . THE BRUNSWICK , BALKE , COL- LENDER COMPANY , [ SUCCESSORS TO TUB J. B. B. & ft CO.I & * * The mo4l exUDtlre mmnf&otnrerf IN TOE WORLD , chn nockitrusar Oenernl Atenl ; 01 Hebr ek in Weitom law * . 10 B. Tonlb Btrecl OMAHA , NEB Iktlon BUllird nd EUROPE. COOK'S K.XCUUSIOK 1'AKTIES tail from Ne Yurk In Ajiril , May , June and July Uy flrDtclau ete > niihl | . SPECIAL TOLKIST TICKETS lor IND1V1IH Ab TUAVEliKltS it reduced ritta , l > ) the best reutes lo ( i > Iea ure tra\fl. COOK'd EXCUKSinNIST , wltli inrps , conUlni lull parilcuUis ; by mall lor 10 cents THOS'COOK & SON , fll Uruadvra ) , N , Y. Or 1C8 Dcaiborn St , CblcaB-o , IIU , ued aatlflKme WEAK. UHDEVELOPEDcPARTS OK 'lllli HUMAN Ilimy I.M.AUHKI ) IlKvTni DIM.II M UKM.IHI.M.n. " I IP . l n ln > r - lln < t if rti mBntlt _ nt ? ruiijnjmr imr In ryi j [ tin- ry. llia \vrr highly imlor * l. lnlHr ttl I tN-r nn nay COUNCILJLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. CLOSING DAYS , The Old Council Gim tlio Democratic Organ $1,400 , of Printing , MIsecllnncoiiB Baalnci * . A meeting of the city connell vraa held Iwt evening. Bills iroro allowed and the minutes approved with n hop , eklp and a jump , up to d&to , BO as to make ready for the now couuoll. The commlttoo on streets and alloys rocommondcd sundry Improvomcnta of a minor nature. Concurred in. Properly owners petitioned that McPherson street bo vacated , oicopt 240 foot on Vaughan avonuo. Referred. Mirahal Gunnolla'a appointment of E R. Bates and Qoorgo Onanolla na jailor * was referred to police committee. 8. L. Payne asked tha council for $3,000 for damages from a fall on Gray street last September , Referred. City clerk repotted receipts of his office for February as 8725. The bond of A. W. Street , aa treasurer of the public library , for § 5,000 was ap provedr Aid. James expressed Ida opinion that there should bo 110 treasurer fcr the 11 brarp , but that oil bill ] of the library should should bo presented to the council and thus aliened. Thla matter Mai , on motion , rafoired to the city attorney. The bills of Wolverine & Kliuo and of James Gouldon for filling intersections were allowed at 25 cento a yard , while the filling of a I roots was charged up to abutting property at 35 cents a yard. Aid. Kentloy oil'ered a resolution that o'city enter Into a contract with Col. Koatley and the Globa to prepare and print the city ordinances for $500 , and tor printing $1.50 n page. It WEB estim ated that tno ordinances would not am ount to over GOO pages. Carried. The city oni > lncur reported that the streets proposed tj bo paved this joar should not bo paved nntil Beworago was laid , and gas and water connections made The suporvieor was instrnctcd that tthon ho used dirt that ho tike it from fitroota caat of Main esreot instead of hauling from the bluffs , and also to clean the paved streets , using this dirt to fill holes. A brick sidewalk was ordered on both sides of Eighth street fcom Broadway south to the alley. An ordinance wad passed authorizing the issue of § 0,000 Rjivor Intersection bonds. The treaiurar's report choirs a total cash balance on hand of $8,321. The police fnnd had about $300 in it , and the general fund was overdrawn for about the same amount. Tno council then adjonrnod nntil Saturday evening at 7:30. : Heal Estate Transfers. The following is a list of real oatato transfers filed yesterday in the recorder's office of Pottawattomio county , Iowa , as furnished by A. J. Stophenaon , abstrac tor , real oatato and loan agent , Council Bluffs , Iowa , March 3 , 1885. Emma Lovcll to R. M , Foote , part nw Sj , 77 , 42 , 81,733.60. Sheriff to John Parkhlll , seMl. 75 , 41 , $4,22211. George Bruhn eV , al to Frank Frohrer , e , awl- and part BW | , sw.Jand { w4 , nwi and eej , nw | 16 , 74 , 41 , § 0,000. " George Drake to Joseph Cusworth , \ vine no } and part ei , nej 31 , 77 , 43 , $3,500" J. H. Henry to E. U. Anderaon , e , 86 27 , 77 , 38 , $2,800. J. E Craig ot al to L. E. Mitchell. a\ no } , 18 , 74 , 40 , $2,400. Clara Loman et al to J. 0. Blackaby , noj and oj , sw 7 , 70 , 38 , $2,400. Macedonia Bank to A. S. Avery , lots 7 and 8 , block B , Cawon , $2,000. EL Evorofc to Samnol Benton , uwK swj , nf J , 12 , 70 , 42 , $250. Daniel McDermott to Fred Moirotto , part wi , ne | , 8 , 74 , 42 , $1,200. Forrest Smith to Gee \V. Eokhart , lot 14 , blnok 28 , Bosw aub. , $250. J. M. Palmar to A. T. Elwoll , lot 10 , block 20 Bay Us 3 A : Palmer's add. $100 , 0. R. I. & P. 11. R. Co. to Cornelius Lynch , nw j. 10 , 70 , 41 , $1,352 50. T. I. Clark to L. B. Carter , part * e\ \ , BTri , 27 , 74 , 40 , $250. H. D. Beaten so E. H. Benton ot al , , SW.J- and ne , aw.-J- and nw.f , awl , and , nw.K 14 , 74 ; 43 , $ COCO. Total Bales , $34,208.93. Officer Jack Caaick has been laid off duly for Indulging too freely in election stimulant. This loaves only three police men to to guard the citv at night. A WCWIAN HERMIT. Slio LonilH n Crusoe til I'd Among the S KO Deserts ol' Nevada. Kurekii ( Nov. ) Sentinel- " 1 was never moro surprised In my lifo ; han I wai sotno three weeks , " said Joe Donovan , a sheep herder of Ruby Yalloy , , n Kendo's saloon yesterday afteinoon. "I had driven my band of sheep along kho sldo of a range of low mountains bor dering the iroatorn part of the valley , in ordor.to keep them edt of the deopsnow in the lowlands , and when I got near a cer tain guj'-h which I did not ronu'inbor over having noticed before , I saw one of the most hideous objects of humanity It has over been my lot to eeo. It proved to bean an old woman with overalls and a man's co t and hat on. Underneath the coU was what liad boon a skirt , but nearly all of it had boon torn oil' by the sagebrush and greaeewood. The hair on the back of her bead was tied up , I noticed after ward , with a ploco of baling rope , while that on the fore part of her head fell loosely about her face. The way I hap pened to spy hot wai by tome of the ihoop which lad the band darting to ono eldo suddenly and running as though they had seen a wild beast. Not knowing what it oould bo , I spurred up my bion oho , and with a tit shooter , In hani ? , approached preached the frightful object. I don't know which of us wai the rnoit startled , but I aotutlly thought itwas the devil. She is at least CO yoard of age , and * ibe looked lilio a veritable witch. I finally spoke to her and asked her who she was. Abont the only reply nho made was a sort of pipiig [ ) sound. I then asked her whore she lived , and she pointed up the ravine. I WAI determined to find out more about her , and she finally offered to show mo ber habitation. Bat the would every now atid then ask for silt. Not withstanding I would tell her I had none , shu would repeat the request. She ap peared almost crr/y for tome , Finally I saw where she lived. It wai a tauncl soma-10 foot long and in tt oihtod half a dozen goat , a few chickens and ft broken down sheep or two. Wh t she llvod on. God only knows , lor I conld not too anything - thing eatable , except a few dtisd-up pota toes and what looked to bo n pleco of dried gcat. At first the woman talked with considerable difficulty , but finally I learned that the former owner of the Ltunnel had boon her htuband , and that ho had bean dead for five years. The old woman had llvod with him while ho had run his tunnel , which had probably been a good protpoct , and when death came to him she buried him on the hlllsldo near by , and ho , doubtless was the last white man she had talked to. She said that the Indians hrd boon gocd to her , and would sometimes shoot a rabbit , a eago- hen or a coyote for her. I tried t3 got her full name , but all she would tell molt was Hondo ! H , She said , too , that aho and her husband had come from Ut.h dearly twelve years ago. The next day I gave the old dame what provisions I : ould spare , and told her I would proba bly do moro for her. I told her I would report her to the authorities , bat the mumbled and intimated that she would never leave the tunnel. "Whether she re gards it as a valuable piece of mining property or whether she Is Insane on the lita she is leading , I ctn't Bay. I am in clined to believe she has money burial somewhere near the tunnel. She spoke of being in Elko and Wlnnomncca , but bow long ago I did not loarn. I am goIng - Ing ont that way again In the course of a couple or three weeks'and 1 will then learn moro about her' ' President Ailhur'a Future , YOUK , March 2. After the inau guration of Claveland a temporary retire ment to Fortress Monroe will bo made by Chester A , Arthur. This will bo done for the benefit of his health , which la debilitated by dyspspsla , duo to menial anxiety. This assertion is made on the word of Police Connn'silomr French , who has just returned from a visit to Washington , where his daughter has been spending a month with too presi dent's family. "At no time in the four years which he has almost served , " says Mr. French , "has has been so annoyed and badgered by oflico-seekors from every pact of the union as within the last month. They fmpor- litnedhim In droves dally to glvo jobs to them before bis sticcetsor came into pow er. This constant onslaught , at times of the most Influential character imaginable , liis tiled him out , broken him do * m coin- plotelv , and put him in such a condition that absolnta rest is essential , lie will stay at Fortress Monroe until ho feels aomowhat restored , and then will proba bly go on a long cruise soath in a sailing yacht. Aftsr that , when summer shall liavo come , ho will spend a month or two at the watering places Ho will not re turn to his Lexington avenue residence , in this city , nntil fall. If at any tlmo ho has regained his old-fashioned vigor ho will rc- anrno the practice of law. Ho will , not , however , resume his former place in partnership with Ivnevals & Ransom , but will work by himself. Boond this conclusion , ho hnsmado no positive platia for the future. His physicians and Intimate - timato friends have advised him to live quietly for at least six months , and es pecially to avoid excitement or annoyance of any kind. He has saved but little from his salary as president , and I don't believe he baa more than $75,000 to his name to-diy. " Mr. French's social and political intimacy with Mr. Arthur makes this statement credible above all the different reports that have gone out as to his intentions. PILES ! FlJuESt PILKS ! A SURE OUEE JTOUND AT UlSTI NO ONE NEED BCFFEB. A snro euro for Blind , Bleeding , Itching and Ulcerated Pilea baa been discovered by Dr. \Villiama ( an Indian Remedy , ) called Dr. William's Indian Pile Ointment. A single box has cured the worst chronic casea of 25 or 30 years standing. No one need suffer five inlnutes nftor applying this wonderful sooth ing medicine. Tuitions , instruments and elec tuaries do more barm than good. William's Indian I'llo Ointment absorbs the turners , al lays the intense itching , ( particularly at night after getting worm in bed , ) acts as a poultice , gives Instant relief , and is prepared only for Files , itching of the private parts , and for nothlno olso. Read what the Hon. J. M. Ooffinbeirty. of Cleveland , says about Dr. William's Indian Pile Oolntment : "I have used scores of Pile Cures , and it affords mo pleasure to say that I have never found anything which gave such immediate and permanent relief as Dr. Wil liam's Indian Ointment. For sale by all drug gists and mailed on receipt of price , COa and 81. Bold at retail by Kuhn & Co. O. F. GOODMAN , Wholesale Agent , Tlio Instinct Strong in Dentil. Napa ( Cal. ) Reporter. A few days ago Mr. Steve Jones of Capello Yalloy , in this country took his nflo and started out over his sheep rjngo In quest of wildcats and coyotes , which liavo become unusually numerous and troublesome of late. While proceeding over the bills ho suddenly came npon a largo lynx that had just pounced upon n young lamb and had sot its teeth into the lamb's shoulder. Mr. Jones raised his ? an and fired , but as the lynx did not re- lininish hia hold ho surmliod that ho hi d misted hit aim , and fired again , with the same resnlt However , a thiid shot was fired and this tora off a largo poitton of the varmint's skull , scattering the brain * in all direction. The lamb and the dead lynx rolled down the hill together , and when Mr. Jones wont up to them he found the jaws of the lynx still firmly set In the llesh of the lamb. What still further astonished him was the fact that an examination showed that all tbreo of the shots had taken effect , the fir .it two having gene clean through and through : bo body of the lynx. The animal was without doubt a game one , and did list allow trlllos like rlila balls to cause him : o let go his hold on hia prey. Mary Anderson's Ago. The vexed question of Mnry Andor- son'o ago scorns to have been definitely Bottled. In tbo office of the clerk of the circuit court at Loalivlllu a reporter of the Courier-Journal was recently shown the official record in the case of the adoption of Mary Anderson or her stepfather - father , Dr. Hamilton Griflin , who in the character of her agent lus unconsciously Famished much amusement to two con tinents. The papera are dated December , 13 , 1875 , and described the "Infant1 to bo adopted as 1C yoarj of uge. They aho prudently provide that she shall bo tbo heir-at-law of the sa'd ' Hamilton Griflin. The explanation of the proceeding la that Miss Anderson was at tbo tlmo preparing to go on the ttjge. and Dr. Griffin hid expended all his meana , and oven mart- gaged what little property he had , in or der to provide her with a wardrobe. Her mother was not in good health , and im agined that iho was about to die. In that case her brother , a Cathoho priest , who was much opposed to the daughter's going on the stage , would have become ber guardian. It wai to prevent this tint it was decided to have Dr. Grlftia adopt the g > rl , Thla document would make the lovely Mary "rising" 25 years of age. Huron's Cardiff giant willba sent east for change of clunatcfand repilri , THK FAT WOMAN'S OHOICU AVoo'il anil Won tiy tlio Giant Iron New York Times. . A marriage of imcsual dimensions was the tender object ot pep ill * r curlntit ? in the Dime mutcurn , No. 210 Bowery , yesterday aftotnoon , where the Itav. A. C. Morohouso united Mlsi Maud Poltltt , of County Tyrone , Ireland , to Charles Price of Madagascar. Invitations to the ceremony were scattered broadcast through the Bowery and adjacent thor oughfares , and oaoh of the several hun dred wedding guests deposited a dime with the cashier as a guarantee of good faith when ho entered the museum. The r aion for the unusual interest manifested in these nuptials lay In tbo fict that both the t > rile and groom are remarkable people. The lady la not un known to fame , having starred with P. T. Barnum as trading fit woman , atd rcgistcriug yesterday 4U6 pounds on a hay scale. As an artist sha ranks at the head of her line In the profoislon , her talent for obesity fairly mounting to the sun-bathed height of gtniua. The gen- tlennn Is no less distinguished , possess ing , ai ho dcci , the dual attractions of being at the same time n glam and an albino. Ho ttinds 8 foot and 4 inches on a dry poods box , and o'tou 1'ghts hia cigir without effort at a street lamp. Ho combs his lovely hair a la Pompadour , BO that it stands on end like n fractured halo , and glimmers llko n tin roof on a moonlight night. Mr. Price Is about 50 years of age , and his hanatorno Eastlako features are nmrrod by a single defect , his lift eye having sullerei a total eclipse , leaving his right single to the charms of the voluptuous Mies Pcttltt. Miss Pcttltt , though arnnuUn of 42 liar ) winters and a late tprlng , has been deaf to all woccrs until she mot and loved Mr. Price. He , on the other hand , baa been married , but s'x ' years ago his wife eloped with a fat boy , and tbo sympathetic courts grmtod him an absolute divorce and gave him the custody of his children His daughter h at present earning fame as a niiakc charmer in a Baltimore sMira. The couple first mot In the nnt'onm whore they nro at present pm > liciiijr their respective professions , and the giant wooed and won his brklo under 'ho same roof. The delicate taste of the couple led them to decide that the wedding cere mony should take place upon the slag * of the museum , and there it was consequently quontly performed at ! o'clock yesterday afternoon. All of the cast siilo popula tion that conld gat into the auditorium was present. At the appointed tlmo the tall form of the giant was aeon towering aloft and bearing down npon the stage , the blushing bride clinging coyly to his arm. The reason they entered from the front of the house was that the gir h of the bride prevented her ingress by the stage door. A stout pair of stepi was produced , and the lady was hauled and shoved over the foot lights. followed by the giant and the Rev. Mr. Mootchouse. A moment later a floral towel rack was handed up and added a now beauty to the scene. The fatal moment arrived , and the couple stood eido by side before the minister , the expression of the groom's countj- nanco giving rise to the inference that ho was standing upon a carpet tack , though it was explained afterward that the an guish depicted upon bii features wai duo to his appreciation of the gravity of his sltuatnn. The lovely Mn. St. George Husiw. attired in the costume of an Irlih emigrant , in which she had just appeared on the stage , gave Iho brldo away , and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson totk the parts respectively of the beat man and bride's maid , each holding a boquot of rcsea , and Mr. Wilson suffering badly from stage fright. Everything went off har moniously , and the only fault that the moat captious critic might have found wan that the bride had neglected to shave before the ceremony. Thcro was enthusiastic applause when Mr. Price kissed the new Mrs. Price , who was attired in pink silk en train , cut docol- lotto , and a large throng watched her asend the stairs , afterward taking her place next to to the turtle boy in the exhibition rom. The happy couple made a bridal tour to Harlem in a street car later In the evening. The OanKo llivcr. Boston Journal , Stanley cays the length of the Congo river la 2,100 mllor , and that the Mlstiis- ippi and the Nile together would scarcely equal its tribute of water to the ocean From the mouth of the river a steamer drawing 10 foot can steam up 110 miles , at which point a land journey of 52 miles Is taken on account of the rapids. Then another steaming or rowing voyage occurs , which in succeeded by a land journey ef 05 miles. After that it is pos sible to etoam up another 1,000 miles. Along this route thirteen stations have been constructed among peaceful tribes. The banks and people upon thorn are now well known. The river marges shotr wide bolts of forastr , in the elude of which clusters of villages Ho nestled ; while close at hand are gir Jena and tic Ids with a profuse abundance on their surface , and itorcs of mineral wealth , it Is believed , within their bosoms. There are spacious lakes also ; In fact , a known area of lake waters , In addition to lake Tanganika , of 30,000 tquare miler In extent.whlchwtll probably bo increased to npweid of 40,000 after moro definite ex ploration. A Check for Urot Hiirto. There wore mailed on Saturday from Now York to Francis Bret Harto a draft for $1,000 which ho will be displeased to get , notwithstanding his chronically straitened finances. Ho Is the United States oansul at Glajgow , but expects to loose the oilico eoon after Iho change in our providential administration. Antici pating a return to the United States , he undertook to do to aa the playwright , and to thct end devoted several arduous months to Iho authorship of a drama which ho lumod "Oabrlello , " and aeat to Lestar Wal'a k , who accepted it. Bnt EJarto did not propose to deposit his work Indefinitely on a shelf InWallaok's theatre and indited upon on agreement to lias it on the atago some time this season , in lion of which $1,000 should bo paid. Wai lack signed such a contract. Busi ness has been precarious all winter with ilia New York thea'rta ' , and nowhere mote BO than at Wallacks , whore fitful changes of policy have at length deferred the production of "Gabrlolle" beyond the stipulated tlmo. Therefore tbo foifelt has boon pal J ; but Harte would greatly prefer the promised royalty of $25 fcr each representation of the ploro , with the chance of becoming a popular and well remunerated writer for the stage. "I have no appf tlte , " complains maoy a sufferer , Hood's Sanaparilla elves aa appetite and enables the alomich to per form Its duty , CHAS. SHIVERIOK , FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES , Pa'senger Klovittor to nil floor * . 1200 , li03 ! anil 1210 Tainani Street , OMAHA , NKllHASKA , THE LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY 1409 and UlLDotkeSt , { CtUlougci on ppllcatlon Furnished } Omaha Ne- TRY YOUR LUCK ! A.IU ! Don't X/osc 3T/I/S Chance. JFo-jc tlxiss " roeta ? The bwt opportunity over offered to try your luck in tlicso hard Umlcs. In order to clvo the public in genornl the ndvnutuco with n small aum of money , to par- iclpnto In a roai German Money Lottery , Rimtantcod nnd Bnnctioood by the Gorman govern- mcnt , woolTor five whole origiml tickota which wo have nmda Into 10 dilforout numbers of the ! S7 , Hamburg Lottery , In club plays and neil r.-uuo for the email Bum of S3 an long M wo ia\o some on hun.l. Tho.'o ticket * nro good for thnlnst three principal drawings which com- ntjnco March 11,1885 , ftnd terminate on May 13,1685. _ This Lottery 1ms been for over 143 yonra in existence ; has ono hundred thousand tickets nnd fifty thousand 500 winning lumbers which is over ono half the nctual amount of ticUotn. I'nch holder of tickats receives , after thn ilrnwicga , thu Original Lists , nho tlio nmount of the pri/o if won. Wo liopo , nn wo give 10 dilTorcnt numbers , that every ticket holder , on reeoipt of the winning llstn , will bo ntfuficd wilh the result. The capital prices nrn mark COO 000 , IdW.OOO , 'JOO.ltO , 100.0CO , 00- 000 70,000 , 50,000 , ItO.O'O , etc. the Mnalleat beii ff 115 mnrk. It is of interest to uach ivnd OM'ryono to invest rs suon ! > 3 ] icp lllu lioliiiu the tickotmiro nil fiol < l. Itrinlt niUior by Post- oflico order or draft nud ticliets wllleo forward nl ouco. Original tickets of the Hamburg & Brunswick and Saxon , conctnutly on hand. C. V. 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M.1I..Preildrnt prtserlbo your .M ult WhUkvylnmy prnotlee lien. , of the Faculty , and I'rofwuinr ot the Itnltlmoro filed , conftlitcr ft K Tery rupcrlor reliable artlclu and ean I teal Collt Rt , BAYS " I Und It rnmarknbly free from heartily riconunt nil It InlowBtateH of ferprH , acute fURll oil and other objootlonablo materials Bo often Inflammation * , and deprevslnR malaillco xenerally , found In the vrhbtlca of tlio present day. and also as n tonic In fechlu ultevtloti and cnmxi ! JAAIKS J. ( ) 'li\ , M. ! > . . of Slatcn Islinrl.lho i'HTonco tlmulint from In Indicated neuto dlscaws , and tuptxlally , when * an alcoholic ' author of Rotcral orks on Ins wiltyrrltcfl : "Whon ( luluioiutlls. " I presoribo nu alcoholic Htlinuliuit , 1 order your fa IN FACT , IT IS A BEVERAGE AND MEDICINE COMBINED. * mn nn Tf > VTfU7nmYVf I7C and those mulcted with IIRITIOKUI1AOTCS , TO CONSUIMrTIVfiS. WE wii-.i. on receipt Or > ix ix.ii , Vi send to any ntUlrcnw In tlio Uiiltol State ( KuBt of the Rocky Jlonntnlns ) , nil pri H ClinrKOH propnlila l > lu" containlnc Six Qunrt buttlcH writliiK. nnd under the Seal of tin CONSUMPTION and other AVASTIN * _ Formnlahnsbeenprepareae8porIallyfornsbythLn. Itcanhoj.reru.rcdJ.yjinj : [ " " ' "i"J jjjj . . - After this preparation 1ms been taken for a few w cvk , the previously conspicuously promInent - \ + Inent bones in patients sufTerliiB from Consumption ami tlio iko ilKonscH. get covered with a V thick coatliiL' of fat and inusclu. the sunken nnd bloodless checks till up and nssuinoiv rosy hu < % * the droonlnc spirits revive , while all the muscles of the body , and chief IUIIOUK them thili ieiirt , , nro stronger und better able to perform their functions , becnuso of beliiK nourished with a V richer blood than they had been before. In other words , tlio system is supplied with moro carbon than the disease can exhaust , thereby gliing nature the upper hand In the coulllct. SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND FINE GROCEEY HOUSES * * Sample Quart Bottles sent to any address In the United States ( Enst ot the Uocky Monn tains ) , securely packed in plain case , jxjircas charges prepaid on receipt of S51.2C5 , THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO. , BALTIMORE , MD. , U , S. A , :5 . . x < x > : x < < > : > x < : < < < < < . 1VYATT. and 20th Sts , , Omaha , Neb. ( SUCOEaSUR TO FOSTER & GRAY ) . LIME AND CEMENT 88 BOLTSJ , MAHUVAOTUUKlta QT FloUIl. Wlcdow 0 p , lron Ortallnti , MetiUlo Skj-ll hll , &o. Tin , Iron > nd BU K kin Doalb ISlh Sirett Om b Kebttit * . Orange Blossom WHOLESALE BY L , A STEWART & 1013 Jonon Btiflfll : [ ASK FOB KKr \ OMAHA NEB R whards fy Clarke Machinery &cGcistin& ' Omaha , . . _ . - , - WATCH mmy ; ,
