ER BIS REINSTATEMENT ,
VUtornoy Burr's Legal Friends Ask the
Supreme Court to Retract.
IfAVORABLE ACTION EXPECTED.
bo Oozad Roller Mill Incorporated
A Bud llttriclnr Sentenced to
tlio 1011 Capital City
Happening * ) .
FKIIOM THE UEK'S LINCOLN
Yesterday in supreme court a petition
JviiH presented to tlio honorable court by
V. M. Woolworth , of Omaha , asking tlio
reinstatement of L. C. Burr , of Lincoln ,
"who nbout n year ugo was disbarred by
the rourt for a term of two years for his
relations to tlio st.ito as attorney for Matt
Zimmerman , the Minden murderer. As
mentioned in the UEK some time since
this action asking for reinstatement was
commenced by friends of Mr. Burr and
tlio petition as presented shows tlio dig-
patures of many of tlio prominent at
torneys in tlio state , including tlio com-
nilttco that recommended hisdobarmeut. .
There scorns to bo no opposition to Mr.
J'urr's reinstatement and action favor-
nblo by tlio court is expected. Tlio fol
lowing named attorneys signed the peti
tion asking reinstatement and a personal
letter from General Cowin Is appended :
N. S. Harwood , L.W. IMllingsly , Jno. M.
Thurston , C. A. Tibbllts. H. it. Moore ,
W. L. Greene , J. E. ohinman , W. A.
Btowe , M. L. liny ward , E. F. Warren ,
Jno. M. linear ) , Isham Roavis , M. A.
Hartigan , J. E. Cofoboy , C. S. Montgom
ery , John 11. Ames , \V. J. Lamb , J. VV.
Dowecse , ( i. M. Lambertson , A. S. Cole ,
O. P. Mason , F. A. Seoville , W. H.
Woodard , J. R. Webster , A. J. Sawyer ,
1T. . Ransom , J. VV. Kllcr , A. H. Howen
11. H. Wilson , A.V. . Field , R. S. Norval ,
0. ' . M. Marquett , F. M. Hall , Geo. A.
fay , S. H. Calhoun , N. H. Boll. V. L.
Hawthorne , B. F. Good , Geo. 1. Wright ,
F. V. Krutky , O. M. Coop. ( J. W. Sirnp-
gen , S. II. Sorcnberg , C. J. Greene , Lewis
II. Groir , John M. McFarland , R. Rvan ,
J. W. Sparks , A. Kwing , J. L. Calilwe.ll ,
John C. Watson , Matt Miller , D. H.
Elton , J. U. Strode , J. M. Woolworth. B.
F. Smith , i. E. ( Jongdon , Charles Oqden ,
Geo. E. Prllohett , E. M. Bartlett , G. E.
\Valdo , John Patterson.
To tlio llonnrablo tlio Judges of tlio Supreme
Court of Nebraska :
Mv Dunr Sirs i am pmtlflcd to learn that
Mr. L. C. Hurr proposes to make application
lor reinstatement to the bar of your court.
AH a member of tlie committee to whom his
case wns referred and personally , I earnestly
commend hid application to your favorable
Action and approval. J. C. UOWIN.
DOINGS IN SUPREME CODUT.
Court mot pursuant to adjournment.
{ The following ccntlonicn were admitted
to practice i MeU C. Jay , Pliny M. Moodlo ,
John T. Sponcer.
' Hnowdon vs Tyler , judgment on re-
uyort ; Freeman vs Webb , leave given de-
IjfendantH to lilo briefs in two weeks : Gas-
'tor vs Welna. Uriah Bruncr appointed
guardian ad litera , and cause submitted.
Tlio following causes were continued :
flubo TS Sullivan , Voso rs Miller , Ault-
luan vs Leahy.
The following causes were argued and
Submitted : S. D. 30. Stanton county vs
il'Shoii ) , motion to dismiss ; state ox rol
ji'rnnso vs Bryant ; Kern vs Kloko ; Me-
jJL'onnhoy vs McConahoy ; Bisbco vs Glea-
'Von. Court adjourned to this morning.
NEW NOTA1I1K3.
Governor Thayer yesterday commis
sioned the following notaries public : G.
? VV. Davenport , I'awneo City ; Charles W.
ill , Kenrnoy ; E. M. Cunningham , Kear
ney ; Joshua C. Moore , Broken Bow ; J.
> ? 1. Vnil. Clarkson : Charles II. Randall ,
Kimball ; George P. Shockoy , Kimball ; I.
P. Nelson , Edgar ; Charles A. Goss , C. D.
"lutchlnson , J. W. < ! rnig , Miss llattio
luncun , George E. Thompson , Omaha ;
amuol C. Mullin , Plum Creek ; W. E.
lanson , Scotia ; Ed S. Miller , Burnston ;
rVill K. Johnson , Stuart ; Frank M. Slur-
tlcvant. Atkinson ; Patrick Ilagcrty ,
O'NoillT. ; M. Dempsey , McCookJ. ; H.
Morris. Ashland ; C. M. Burket , Crete ;
John L. Johnson , Stromsburg ; Mnx E.
Jiilnnr , Osceola ; John R. Pool. Pawnee
City ; Samuel Ensign , Arborvillo , York
county.
TUB COZAD TtOLLER MILL ,
of Cozad , Dawson county , has filed its
articles of incorporation. The company
lias nn authorized capital stock of
9-20,000 , in shares of S500 each , paid as re
quired by the board of directors , the
'company commencing business Decem
ber 17 , 1880 , to continue lifty years. The
incorporators arc P. W. O'Brien , M.
liening , A. R : Landon , William Robort-
eon , David Cllflbtd , O. J. Bleckford. H.
A. Darner , Junes Walling , E. D.
Owens , S. It. Williams , Charles Wake ,
A. T. Gatowood. S. W. Schavling , Honrn
llobsen , J. A. Trausuo , Robert Hanna ,
J. O. Phelps , W. H. Irwin , James Ware ,
C. F. Ward , J. H. Darner , C. T. Fulton ,
and J. A. Uatewood.
FIVB YEUIS IN THE TEN.
The young highwayman who entered
Bonator Sprick"s room sometime back
Mid attempted , by revolver and throat ,
u robbery , has been sentenced in tlio dis
trict court to live years in the pomteu-
tiary. The trial was short , the testimony
direct , and it took the jury but very little
time to Hud the chap guilty. Ho rip-
pealed to the mercy of tlio court , but the
Hudgo saw no grounds for leniency. , cs <
Specially as ho had boon on trial in the
lull term for attempted robbery at state
fair timo. The man has gouo under the
iiiuno of Lewis while ho has been hang'
Ine around Lincoln , but the name is ar
assumed one and ho has respectable \ -
pie living in Illinois.
AHOUT THE CITV.
Sheriff Skinner , of Clarinda , la. , was
in Lincoln yesterday after the man Doc
Wilson , who is wanted at Essex , la. , foi
burglary committed a year ago. Wilsor
was captured In Lincoln last spring ant
lias not been back until the present time
\vliou the police immediately effected hi :
capture.
The city council unanimously con
firmed the action of the mayor in rein
stating Chief Bcaoh in the police depart
niont and the final net of Olllcor Post' ;
brlof career was to ( lie charges agains
Ullicor Malono. These charges were refer
for red to the council committee on polici
nnd at Ofllcor Malono's request will bi
considered immediately. It is to be hopoc
that the personal warfare will then cease
To-day General Thayer goes to Omahi
Jo attend the annual business encamp
mcnt of the G. A. R. , of which the gov
ernor is commander. A largo dolegittiot
of old soldiers will accompany the governor
ornor to the metropolis ,
Secretary of State Laws has boon a
AlcCook the past few days attending ti
business matters at that place , bis forme
homo. Ho is oxpcotcd at the olllco to
morrow.
Captain J. H. Stickle , of Thayc
county , accompanied by Mrs. Stickle
were In Lincoln a few hours yesterday
en route for Omaha , at which place tti
captain is a delegate to the G , A. R. en
campmeut.
AT THE HOTELS.
Among the arrivals at the Lincoln he
tcls yesterday were noted the followlni
Mcbraskans : L. D. Fowler , Sutton ; A
II. Baker , C. B. Thompson , S. J. Bate
man , Grand Island ; W. H. Dildmo , J. 2
Bnlllnccr. Hastings ; A. Shokoy , Irlcnt !
I. H. Rusnton , rairniouut ; O. Herbert
Holclrego ; O. P. Neodham , Omaha ; F. fl
Holt , Piokorcll ; P. J. Myrcs , Alfred HUJ
ette , Beatrice ; E. C. Wiggenhorn , W , A
Hornberger , Ashland.
Lawn dresses , window shades and pll
ow shams can bo elegantly done up wit
ctrioLiutroBtwsL
roUTINO ARMY DOOTOltS.
The Now Surgeon-General and tlio
Secretary of War.
CIIICAOO , March 15. [ Special Telegram to
the HtK.J-Tho ! Dally News' Waslilncton
corrcs ) > ondeiitsays ho U told , on whnt Is good
authority , that the resignation of Secretary
Kndlcott has been tendered the president ,
and will be accepted. Tlio Immediate cause
Is said to bo trouble wItn the now surgeon-
Bcneral of the army. Dr. Moore , who was re
cently elevated to his post from the station
In San Francisco. It Is said Hint Surgeon
Baxter Iwautcd the position very badly ,
and log-rolled through Adjutant-General
Drum very assiduously. Dr. lluntlngton ,
who was assistant to the last surgeon-
tceneral , and who had been in charge.of the
ofllco for a number of years , told
the president that his friend , Dr.
Moore , of San Francisco , was
thy best man , and tlm presi
dent appontea him , being attracted
by his ability and the fact that ho
was about the only man of his rank that had
not applied for the placo. The story goes that
li.ixtur and Drum were very wroth and cast
about In their minds for some scheme of re
venue. It soon matured In tlio shape of an
order from the feccrulary of war transferring
Dr. Ituntinjiton to the Southern California
DOSt without consulting Surceon General
Mooro. In fact , the llrst Intimation the lat
ter had was a notice In the papers , Ho wns
naturally hurl and went to the sfcretaiy to
protest against changes In his corps without
his kliowleilgo and consent He asked that
the order be revoked. The secretary refused
torooko It. ( iuncral Moore then appealed
to the president. The latter tooK the case
under advlseirent and promised Moore an
answer soon. This was nearly a month ago.
In the ineantlino the order ot the secretary
has gone Into effect despite the
protest , The surgeon general has
therefore been compelled to take
the only course that Is possible for him
under the circumstances , lie has addressed
a letter to the president aRcoaimander-lu-
chief of the army , asking to be relieved from
duty as surgeon-general lie' assumes that
the refusal of the secretary to let him per
form the duties which by law and the army
regulations are assigned to him , Is a rollcc-
tlon upon his ofllclal Integrity nnd ability ,
and to submit to such treatment would bo to
admit his own Incompetoncy. He therefore
deollni-3 to hold an otlico the duties of which
ho Is not allowed to perform. The letter of
the surgcon-gonpral was referred to Secretary
Endicott for a reulv some tlmo ago. It Is
said that he handed an answer to the presi
dent last Thursday. What It was no one
knows , but It Is supposed that the secretary
will stand by the position he has taken. Ho
Issued an order , he lias refused to i evoke it ,
and will undoubtedly continue to refuse
even at the cost of his portfolio. The
president therefore will bo compelled to
chosa between tils secretary of war and his
surgeon general. Unfortunately for Kndl
cott , precedents arc all against him. Such a
thing as ordorinz about subordinates of a
corps commander without at least consulting
him Is unheard of , except during some emer
gency at the outbreak of tlm war , Tlio
president selected Moore for the duties which
the secretary of war will not permit him to
perform. The trouble all arises from the
refusal of the president to give the place to
Dr. Baxter , who was warmly urged by Endi
cott. Baxter , says a correspondent. Is be
hind the whole scandal , and It Is not the tirst
time ho has been mixed up In one.
WASHINGTON. Maich 15. [ Special Tel-
eraui to the HKE.J The Baltimore Amer
ican's Woahlngon special to-day savs
that Secretary Endicott has handed
his resignation to the president
The disagreement between them Is
said to have grown out of the appointment
of Colonel John Moore as surgeon ireneral ,
the secretary having wanted Baxter ap
pointed , llo ( Kndlrott ) took exceptions to
the Interference ot Surgeon lluntlngton and
sent him to California against the protest of
Moore. The latter was endorsed by the pres
ident , hence the row. Of course the story is
denied In official circles , but those on the
Inside Insist that there has been a long
standing agreement between the president
and the secretary , and It Is the general belief
that Endicott will resign , If he has not al
ready done so.
Destructive Fire In Buffalo.
BUFFALO , March 15. At 8:35 : this mornIng -
Ing the larco brick building of Miller , Green
& Co. , opposite the Commercial Advertiser
olllco , burned. Within half an hour after
the lire started Us walls began to fall. The
building with Its contents Is an entire loss.
The loss on the building Is $200,000 ; on the
utoolc 8350,000 , Insurance heavy. The upper
floors of the building were occupied by the
Masonic hall , which Is also a total loss. The
insurance at present Is unknown. It Is re
ported that two or three tlrem on are burled
under the ruins.
The loss by the destruction of Masonic hall
Is about 835,000 , Insurance 935,000. All Ma-
Bonlc lodges and other bodies met In this hall
except two , and Its destruction Is keenly felt
among the members of this order.
Do I esseps In Berlin.
1'Aitis , March IS. A largo number of the
Intimate friends ot De Losseps met him at
the railroad station on his return from Ber
lin last night In the Interview ho expressed
the greatest pleasure at the kind reception
accorded him by everybody In Berlin. As
the result of the conversations ho had with
Emperor William and Bismarck , he said he
could alllrm there would be no war. iTIio
emperor told him Sunday that Germany
would never attack Franco. The empress
asked him to leave his plan of the Panama
canal with tier. Bismarck spoke highly of
lierbetle , French ambassador to Berlin , who ,
the urlnce says , Is making himself bcllked by
everyone.
A Youthful Crook Starts West.
NEW VOKK , March 15. Albert Pare , a
sixteen-year-old messenger boy employed by
the Wall street firm of Abrlgg & Whiter , was
sent to the bank Monday with $29.n50 In
checks and seine cash to deposit , lie did
not go to the bank , but started out tramping
west , llo got as far as Willlamsburg when
ho mot some tramps who spent all the cash
and then discovered they could not cash the
checks which they tore up. The boy and his
companions have been arrested aud the Wall
street llrm Is trying to get duplicates ot the
checks.
The Dead nnd
ST. PKTUIISUUIIO , March 15. The Imperial
court yesterday attended the funeral service
before the late czar's tomb In tlio cathedral of
St. Peter and St. Paul. The services were
held In all the churches aud at the shrine
over tlio spot where the czar was killed. In
the evening the city was illuminated In honor
of Alexander III. All theatres , grog shops
and other places of resort of the people were
closed.
rOST ? > ERFICT MADE ]
Prepared with strict rerud to Fnritr , Btwngtb , ani
UeallbtulaMO. Dr. Price's Diking Powder cont&lna
RUPTURE CURED.
ByDr. Snidlktr * ! method , No operation : No Palni
No Detention from builncn. Adaoted to children
well aa frown people , tlundredt of autograph
UnoDlaUon Cle. All butlnaai itrtetlf coBBd *
lal. IXINiULTATlON FBKB.
PItOF. { H. D. COOK , r
Boom 0,15U Douglaa St. , Omah , Nob.
jjiiHfttllll -t
A NOTHER NEW ADDITION
J
AND NOW is YOUR CHANCE TO CLEAR
SO to 1OO CEISTT.
By making your selections at The Misfit Pnrlors for your spring clothing. The recent arrivals of purchases from the lead
ing merchant tailors is truly sublime in style of pattern and cut , and the styles of fabric being the most recent manufac
tured by Foreign and Domestic mills , made up in an endless variety of
STT
FOR FOR FOR FOR
f 9 60 Which was in ado by a merchant tailor f 18 00 | 13 10 , Which was made by a merchant tailor , . . . | 25 60
10 40 dodo dele SO 00 1500 do do 3000
11 00 dodo lode S3 00 17 40 do do 3500
12 70 dodo do 25 00 10 03 ao do 4000
13 80 dodo do 20 00 33 80 do do 4500
141)0 ) dodo do 2300 ZJ 40 do do 6000
1520 dodo do 30 00 28 30 do do 6500
10 80 do do 33 00 31 10 do do 6000
Should you feel in need these chilly morning and evenings , of a light over-garment , you can find any and every style of cut
and pattern that can be found in America to select from , at the following prices which when seen you will at once realize
are less than HALF PRICE for a
Light Weight Overcoat
TOR FOIl
I ) COVhlcli wns tmdc by a merchant trilor if 18 00
10 20 do do 20 00
11 40 do da 22 50
12 80 dodo do 25 00
13 20 dodo do 27 00
14 50 dodo do 32 03
13 60 do do 37 00
To conclude we mention , LAST HUT NOT LKAST , the elegant and uncomparablo assortment of the article which every man
would buy at the Price of a pair
Merchant Tailor-Made Pants
FOR FOR FOR FOB
S 3 00 Which was made by a merchant tailor $ 7 00 $ 4 70 Which was made by a merchant tailor S 9 00
480 do do 850 rAn dodo do 1050
500 do do 1000 0 50 dodo do 18 00
500 do do 1100 7 00 dodo do 14 75
010 do do 1200 8 70 dodo do 15
720 do do 1460 0 30 do do 17
The above is but a mere mention. Suffice to say we cater for your trade and will show you our inducements for your
comparisons , we are The
ONLY MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS
1119 FARNAM STREET. 1119 FARNAM STREET ; OMAHA , NEB.
N. B ; We solicit your order. If out of our city and promise to give you our prompt and careful attention.
DR.CHERBOURG
. ,
Oor. 13th and Dodge Sts. . Omaha , Neb.
f v A B gal r Graduate in Medicine Oter U
* yr nrectlcel loin KaoiuCItHo. . An-
tiorlied tn treat all Chrnnlf. ; Kerjoui and
" 8n UlMMe.11 Seminal weekneBB
( 8nmi ieclal ) , Beiual Lubllltr ( Ion of
8eital power ) , Kirroui Dtbllllj , * c.
cncei ciiuaatctd or money r.lunJeil.
CbarmiWW. Thoni nd ol taieicnreA.
Kjp.rl.no li Important All meiJIcIUM
naif lor a Nerafrcnryor l ) nrloa § mullclnet ed.
Ma tim. lolt from builnen VatUnt. at a tllilance treated
by Utter andeipraii MBdlclnen nt i rjwh .refr . froia
lit. or breakage. State jonr eaie and Mud f" ' " ' -
Eonidtatlon free and confldeitlal , perionall ; or bf letter.
OFFICE HOURS- & 7to8P.M
CAPITAL PRIZE , $150,000.
"Wo do boreby certify that we euporvlso the
arrangements lor nil the Monthly nnd Scml-An-
nunl Urnwlnga of The Louisiana Stnto Lottery
Company , nnd In person manage nnd control
the drawing * themselves , and thtit the saino are
conducted wltn honesty , fairness nnd In good
faith toward all parties , nnd wo nuthorlro the
Company to use this cerilOouto with fno-slm-
Ues of our slgnaturos attached , in lu advertise
ments. "
COMMISSIONERS.
We the undersigned Hanks nnd Bankers will
pay alt Prizes drawn In The Loulilnna State
Louorios whlohmay be presented ntour coun
ters.
J. H. OGLESBY.
President Louisiana National Hank.
P. LANAUX ,
President State Nntlunnl Dank.
A. BALDWIN ,
President New Orleans National Dank.
CARL KOIIN ,
I > n.3. Ltilon Natlonn Dank.
LODISIAH& STATE LOTTERY COHPAHL
Incorporated in 1808 for 25 yours by the logls-
turo for Kduc&tlnnul and Clmrltnblo purposes ,
with a capital of 11,000,000 to which n rosono
f uml of over tSM.OOO has since been added.
Hy an overwhelming ponular vote Its fran
chise was made a part or the present State
Constitution adopted December Sd , A. I ) . 1870.
f ho only lottery over voted on and endorsed
Dy the people of any state.
It never scales or postpones.
Itsirrnnd single number drawings take plaoi
montlilv. nnd the scmi-nnnual drawings roiru.
larly every eU mouths ( June nnd December ) .
A Srr. Ni > iD Ort'onTUNiTV TO WIN A FOUTUN * .
4th Grand Drawing , Class I ) . In the Academy ot
Music , Now Orleans. Tuesday , April U'tn ,
ISST.l.'U-ld Monthly Drnwlnir.
CAPITAL PRIZE SI60.000.
tlee. TickNoett are SIO only. Halvas , 5
Fifth * 32. Tenths $ !
LIST Or I'llUKS.
E.179 Prizes nmnuntlnirto $ S3' , OOJ
Application for rates to clubs should bo made
onlr to the office of tbo company lu New Or
For further Information \rrlto oleatir , ffiriar
fuUaddroan. POSTAL NOTB3 KrproM Moner
Orders , or New York Kicbaniro m ordinary lot-
tcr. ourronor br express at our aiponso ttJ
M.A.nAOPHIN ,
Washington , D. a
Aildresti Registered letter * to
NEW OBLBAN3 NATIONAL BAKE.
New Orloaag L\
rjJU.ftainjjH ! T'1 ' * ' * ho preionce of
QenemU Be uro ard and
Karlf , who are In cbanta of the drawing * , ! ! a uar
antee of absolute f rroeti and tnteirltr
chancca are all equal , and that no on * can poatlblr
dlTtn * bat Dttoban will draw * Ptlii. Air partial
tbareforeadTartlalni tOuarante Prliei In tbli Lot-
t rr. or holding put any olber lmpotlbl Indue * .
menu , are wlndlerf.aadoolr aim to decelreaail d
( rauu u > * iui ur
fan * MA * I & A > ' If AT. ocrjai'titt *
SOMETHING NEW.
Warranted to neltherbreakdown or
roll up In wear.
Ion GcBBlnt without KIBO itamptt on Inside of Corstt
Try III It will t yai lhl fjfj tj f jr i Ufc
CHICAGO CORSET CO.
CHICAGO. MEW YORK.
THE
WIRE GAUZE OVER OOP
is THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT ON THE
It produces Practical Eeiults in Baking and
Hcaiting never before attained In toy
Cooking Apparatui , and will
. Food C kcd or Routed , iboal.l tw Booked
n freiholrfrMlr admitted toth oven. IbUUdona
by dlsrsrdlng th clone oren door h.r.tofore uiwl-nnd
ubitltutlne for It a door containing a .bettor. Wlro
Gauze Dearly a. larena. the door uwlf.
Through this Qauc * Door the air freely
Circulates , facilitating thaproces.of cooking. and
eroduclnz food that i. uncalled In flator and nu-
frltlon , and actually cooked with leu comompUou ot
fuel than la an oven with a clowd door.
Ittnake * an enormous taring In tb * weight of meat.
wr THE roon COOIHD IK IT.
OPINION OF AN EXPERT.
.MM. MART B. W u .a herUorae tloEco
Iowa State ) DnlYenltj. eaj $ : "Mr dellbnrata lud ment
u that the oven ot the lUnge , ae compared with other" ,
la Dot only more ) exiuaUrbeatud lu oreir part front at
well ai rear but aauretult of Ita superior TeotlUtlpi
thttood placed thenln'le bettere < x > V d.whll ret la-
IniiaiwwterflnTo > ranil : lart r proiwnloi Itibett
I'licM. 1 fled , alia ' .ihattheconiuuijitlonof
UangeU much lew Uiatfaar other ( or aana work.1
IENO FOR IlLUSnUTEOMNUlAII AMD PIICIIHT
EXCELSIOR HAKF'C CO. . ST. LOU IS.
OHABTXB OAK BTOVZ9 and BAHGES ar *
BOLD IX HEBBABKAai follow. :
MILTON ROGERS & SONS OUAHA.
P. KLNNEY , . , . GOKDON.
DALLAS * LETSOM , , HASTINGS.
E C. BREWER. . . . . . HAY SPBINCI.
H.AIRD&CO , . NIBRAIK-A CITY.
W. P. TEMPLETON , NBLSON.
J. B. STURDEVANT &SON ATKINSOH.
J.KASS& CO CIIADRON.
KRAUSE , LUBKER & WELCH CouuMBOi.
OLDS 1IROS EOGAV.
TANNELL St SWEENEY , FAIRDUXV.
GETTLE& FAGER FRAMCUK.
N. J. JOHNSON , NORTH BIND.
i. J. McCAFFERTY O'NEILL CITY.
R HAZLEWOOD. . . OSCEOLA.
J.S. DUKE. PlATTlHOUTH.
A. PEARSON , STERLING.
J O. GREEN , STFOMSBORO.
1. A. PADDEN&SON. Sumuot
TIMMEKMAN ttFKAKE-R VKKDON-
PENNYROYAL PILLS
"CHICHESTCR'S ENGLISH. "
Tk rl.iiM Only O D lMe.
dak aal mtwmtm Bettatle , * > wan * ' wrtkleja leilutloai
IiiUtuuale to LADlKt * kak i u Bracg * * ! I
> CkbkeUi'a IaVaVk > U4 late ae eUer , er lielin 4 .
( iuauxlle w fer ertt lri * MMr kr rm ami4L
nTfi. * 5iA.MEt ai > fc
DON'T
Poison the System with Nauseating
Dnifirs.Dr.IIorne's Electric Belt Cures
Diseases Without Medicines.
Will Positively Cure Without Medicine
I'nlnsln the buck , hlpj.hend orllmhs ; Norrous U
WlltT.I.iunbnco , Genernl Uobllltr , RboutaaUim. far-
nlj l , Nourolyln. hcla'lca , Dl o se < of Klilner * . Hpl-
mil Il uii > etTorpidIJT.r. Onut , Asthmn.lloiut Dl-
Bonje . Djf pepsi i , OorutlPHtlon , Kryslpalas , Indlg * *
lion , ImnotcncyCiitsrrli , I'ilos , lipllopsj , Ague , Din-
betes , Ilyilroco 0. Uxlmimton.
Note the Following who were Cured
A. J. Honglnnd. It t > . Parker. J. II. Ilaslett , all on
bo .rdof tmdoiH. W. Furnkam , American Kxpreii
Co s A.Urfuorj , commission merchant , Htock Yard * ,
C.Tonnscnd. Cnlmer IIaii'81 HartJ Uoble. the great
horseman ! I'ol.Connelljrof the Inter-Ocean , 8. W.
Hcirrl .30aKrle t is. M. Unrli , Secretary American
llorncman : J.I * SncatTer.2Jl.Madison t : J.C. Smith ,
jawoler. ILtllndUoint .nHorCtleiRo ; < ) . W. llelln * .
M. I ) , Mormontownlow u ; Lemuel Milk , Kanknkn ,
111 , JiKlKOl. N.Murry.NtijiorTillo. 111. , uml hundrodi
of others rcprcscntlnit nearly every town in tun
Union. Al < o electric bolt * for ladles. Call or send
ftamn for Illustrated catalogue. Open dally , alia
evenings and Hnndsrs. Klcctrlc Susponsorlat free
anil nil MnloDelt * . Uewaroof boxiKCompinles with
munynllanoa.sellln * worthless K > o1s. with only0 to
IS elements. All my belts contiln it elPmanti or
battorlei , hence have four times th power and
quantity of electricity. Honest KooJi unj bonest
ricnllmrlslhe motto
DR.J.W.HOUXE.lOlWnbiiflli-av.CIiicagro
Inrontor , Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Nebraska National Bank
OMAHA , NEBKASKA.
Paid up Capital $260,000
Surplub 40,000
H. W. 1'atcs , rrcsidont.
A. E. Tou/alln , Vlro Proslilent.
W. H. 8. Hughe * , Cashier.
uinLcrons :
\V. V. Morse , John S. Collins ,
H.W.Yatcs , Lewis S. Hood.
A. E. Touzalin.
BANKING OFFICE :
THE IKON DANK ,
Cor ISth and Farnam Sts.
A Ue oral Banking JSusincsa Transacted.
BOSTON , MASS.
CAPITAL , . . . $100,000
SURPLUS , . . . . 400,000
Accounts of Banks , Bankers and Corpo
rations solicited.
Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are
excellent and -we re-discount for banks
when balances warrant it
Boston is a-Reserve City , and balances
with us frombanksnot ( located in other Re
serve Cities ; count as reserve.
We draw our own Exchange on London
and the Continent , and make Cable trans
fers and place money by telegraph through
out the United States and Canada.
Government Bonds bought and sold , and
Exchanges in Washington made for Banks
without extra charge.
We have a market for prime first-class
Investment Securities , and invite proposals
Irom States , Counties and Cities \shen is
suing bonds.
We do a general Banking business , and
invite correspondence.
ASA. P. POTTER , President.
JOS. W. WOP.K , Cashier.
A. H. ABBOTT & Co. ,
WHOLESALE
IHEH'ili ' ARTISTS'
MATERIALS.
MATHEMATICAL
IN8TRUMENT8.
00 Madison St. .
CHICAGO.
withreiia.
. _ . " j W llO CH U
' 'urnlib capital to build aodoparalo a canning
IiUurr In a w il m town. Ca li bonus to
bt vtrtf. AttllV U > tt > C V . louao , Me * .
Lawrence Ostrom tfc Oo.
FAMOUS "BELLE OF BOURBON. "
Is Death to
Consumption ,
Malaria , Sleeplessness ,
Chills and Fevers Or Insomnia , and
Typhoid Feyor , Dissiniulatioii ,
Indigestion , 01 Food ,
Dyspepsia , Ten Years Old ,
Sursrlcal Fevera No Fusel Oil ,
Blood Absolutely Far * .
The GREAT APPETIZER
This will eerlirrtbat I b f eMmlned Ida UEM.B OF HOUR DO N WHISKY. uc lT d frotnl ,
ntvr oTnu > r ACo.and fcnmft tbD raa to t > o porfjctl.-fra frnl Kuiol Oil anil all other delHt
otuiabitincti and itrlctlr pur . I cheerfully rosoramenil the .ama for Ifamllynnil Medicinal ptirpjjn
. _ , _ , , _ J- p"ABNUM. . M. n. . Aimlytlc-ilChomUt. LouliT
.
ForMltbr Drufditi. Wine Merchants and Oroeeri orerrwhorfl. Prlo II Vi oer bottle
If notfound at the ODOTO. half doien bottloi. oiprai paid.in plain boxei will be .onf to
In tbe Unite ! 8Uto or Cannda , on receipt of li dollari.
LAWBENOB OSTROM & Co. Louisville , Ky ,
Wholesale and Distributing Agents ,
RICIIARDSOJf DRUG CO. , and t
HILEY d DILLON , Wholesale Llgttor Dealers , f Omaha.
FamlUexsupplied by GLADS'lONE BROS. < KCO. , Omaha.
U. T. CLARK DRUG CO. ,
The G. E. Mayne Real Estate and Trust Go.
N. W. COB. 15th AND HABNJiT , OUAHA.
Property of every description ( or sale m all parti of th city. Lands for sale In
every county in Nebraska.
A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS
Of Title * of Douglas county kept. Maps of the olty state or county , or any ot her
Information desired furnished free of charge upon application. f
C. S. RAYMOND ,
RELIABLE JEWELER ,
Watches , Diamonds , Fine Jewelry , Silverware
The largest stocic. . Prices the lowest. Hopalriug a spocialty. All work warrant
ed. Corner Douglas and loth streets , Omaha.
Licensed Watchmaker for the Union i'acllic Railroad company.
f
mi Spring Valley Stock Farm 1887 ,
OMAHA , NED.
George Wilkeg 610. Record 2:23. :
MonsuroJ by 2:30. : ( ho 2:2Sond : thoSsDnlnml
RrJi was tlio KWitist tljnt over llvml. Uiivlns
now K doiH unil iluuKhU'ra In the 2:33 : list dawn
to214y. ;
The only son ot Oonr o Wllkca in the Stnto of
Nobrusicu.
35-11 Black Wilkes 3611 Standard.
Sired by Ceortro Wllkos 610 ; 1st dam Fnnnr
Dell.slreil by Confoilointo Oblof , own bt other
to tt'ooclford Cliluf , 2i' : > i : 2nd ilnm Itysdyx'a
lliunblctoiilim. Will atnnd for inarca tit tbo
abo\o farm ut { 35 the unison , cash tlmo of ser-
Tlco , with privilege of return should marcs not
jirovo In foal. Limited to 20 mnros bualiloj my
own. Bciuion commences Fab , 1st and ends
August 1st. 1837. for further particulars send
for circular , .
N. L D. BOLOMONi
'YPE ' WRITERS , K
T bought. olfl or ezebangnd on n t liberal
termf. Oood macblnet for lo at half Writ oont.
HrlUf J
Red Star Line
Cniryliitrthonoljflum Jloyal nnd United StnlM
Mall , pnlllntr eory Baturdujr
Between Antwerp & New York . . ,
To thelthlne , Germany , Kalu , JIol- |
land and France ,
Salon from } GQ to $75. Kicuralon trip from
f 110 to 1125. Second Cabin , outward bound , 1S ;
prepaid , tt5j oicurslon.J'.HJ. StcernKfl pHMatro
HtlowniUii. I'oicr Wrltfht & Sons , UwiormJ
Afents , r > * > ilroajwny. Now York.
Henry I'undt , 1218 furnain Bt.Paulson ; & Co , ,
I I'M Farnam St. ; U , O. Freomau , 1J21 1'urnam.
nit InlALi
.
1)B. A. . OLIN CO. , N. . m WM
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