Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 16, 1881, Page 3

n n 1 THE DAILY BEE| _— ¢ OMAKA FUBLISHING GO, PROPRIETORS. | ——\ FUBLISHING €0, PROPRIETORS. | _——————— 916 Parnhawm, bet. Sth and 10th Streets I ‘TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, 1 Gopy 1 yaar, In advance postpaid) 8 months -3 e 8 moutne TINE_T4BLS. THE MAILS. PROAANHES SRPAREOEH BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE. JOHY L. MoCAGUE, ojgiosite posiclice. W. R. BARTLETT, 817 South “18th Street. BOOTS ~ND SHOES. JAMES DaVISE & CO,, Fine Bootaanu shows A <001 assortment. o BED SPRINCS- J. F. LARRIMZR, Manufa tursr, Visschors' BIk. B Opet trom 15 0 1 p. m. Bundays, THOMAS, ¥ 'HALL Posmitor. e —— Arrival KANBAS CITY, 8T, JOE & COURCIL BLUFFS uaave R e £ m. = v 50 5. .| Mal 7 v oniy line ranniag Pulimin Sleeping Cars out of Omahs o Unlon Depot. OMAHA & NORTHEEN NEBRASKA FAIL. :50p m. | Mixed Dally Except Sunds ® & M. R R io NEBRASKA. SIOUX CITY & 5T. PAUL R R. RIDGE DIVISION U. P. Leave Omabs, dally.—8 & m., 92 m., 10 Mem.lpm,2p m,8p.m,5p m, =, Leave Conncll Biafle;—655 &, m., 9:95 . m,, 2 p. m, 226 p. m e =2 T Counsi Tiuth st 935, and 6 p. ‘s m., and 2:26 and 6:25 p. m. Sm, 1 , 00w, ;- . m, L 7400 P w., TH0 P wm OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEYR. . umavE, aRmvE. 1045 4. 435 p. o, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, CHARLES POWELL, "UBTICE OF THE PEACE—Coruer 16th and Farnhsm WM. SIMERAL, TTORNEY AT LAW-—Room 8, Creighton Biock, 16th 8t., OMAHA, NEB. 0. L. THOMAS, . Az ye A. C. TROUP, Ammv AT LAW—Offics tn Hanscom's Biock, with George E. Prilchett, 1606 ‘arnham St AT, NEB. DEXTER L THOMAS, TTORNEY AT LAW-Crulcksnenk s Bulid ing. """_. A W CHADWICK, Afl&ll‘-n AT LAW—Office 1504 Farnham N, L. PEABODY, LT e, wivs, SEsamEs 2Patents Prooured. S WOTARY FUBLIC. JOLLECTIONS MADR T O'BRIEN & SARTLETT, Attorneys-at-Law, OFFICE-Union Block,Fifieenth anc. DS, EENTON., ATTORNEY AT LAW. ARBAOH BLOCK. GOR. DOUS. & I5TH ST8. OMAHA, SEB. oul estate, Boom 8, Oreighton |- CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS. ANDREW ROS:LWATER, 1510 Farobam St Burveys, Grade and Sewerage Systemsa. Specialty. T COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 307N G, WILLIS, 14 14 Dodge Street WEST & FRT CHER, Maufactur and Who esale D-aleas in Tob iceor, 1 CORNICE WORKS. Western Cornice Works, Man.facturers Iron Corai ¢, Tin, Irou and Slate Roofing. Orders from any locaiity jrom,ly execu the best Factory and Offics 1310 Dodge *treet. s of Cigars, 05 Doug! CROCKERY. . BONNER, 1309 Douglas St. Good Live. e DENTISTS. DR. PAUL, Will LR URL DRUGS, PAINTS AND OILS. KUaN &40, . Fine Goods, &c. e CROCERS. HATTERS. W. L PAKRO 7E HARNESS, SADDLES, &C. E. B, WEIST, 321 13th ¢, bet Farn. & Har. HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERY - Ladies get. yoar Straw Hats done up at northess: cor. th and Capizol avenue. WM. DUV INTELUGENCE OFFICE. s, Lizz1 trest One of our mast po coiving the lutest ‘mer Goods for and prices Low as. —_— MERT MARKETS. The Boston Market. MOGLE & JESTER, Fresh and Cured Meats, ‘Game, Fish. Poul 2020 Cuwing Streot, MILLINERY. MBS. C. A. RISGER, W, Faucy Goods in great Boaras, H House in 3 cont._Order ny Wail PHYSIGIANS AND SURGEONS- ., Boom o. 4, Or and ¥ar, opp. rostafiice — e PHOTOCRAPHERS - PHOTOGRAPHS AND T.N TYPES, Grand Central Gallery, 212 3ixt near Masonic Hull. Satidl Money Refunied uth Street sranteed o FIXTURI PPLUMBINC AND CAS Dealer in Stoves and Tunware, aud Mas nd il kinds of Build k. W. J. Conneli, Attorney-at-Law, ~ Offioe:—Frout ro0ms, up talre, lu Hansoom's “ov brick bulldiog, R, W, corner Fifieonth sad Parnbam L Guar & Bwmon ~—Hwior REDICE & REDICK, Attorneys-at-Law atteution wili be giver Lo all wults aeal S Corponions o =y description ; will Al Whe Gour of the Biate and the nited. e, TTORNEY AT LAW—843 Farnham Street A ‘Omahs Nebraska W T. Ricuaxos. @. J. Hour RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorneys-at-Law. Orron—_918 South Pourteenth Street SANTA CLAUS FOUND. @reatest Discovery of the Age. ‘Wonaertul discoveriesin the world have been made Last your an excarsion eall &nd amddenly dropped into whatssomed ikeahole Whero wondar of wondars they found a newland, mhlfl—fik.hlnuww‘lw-nhw, Thers wore mecutalus like ours, with more And tar brigiter skics than evor were scen, ‘Birds with the hues of a rainbow were found, While Bowers of exquisiie ere e ‘og aromnd. Not log were sey laf to woader tn doub. oon came the; had heard mach about, wat Sata Clate el and thlsthey il w3, 3 Tooked like the picturos. esee evocy day Hs Grove ap & tean that noked ieas v soa of grasal i wway. He showed them all over his wonderful realm, And factories making £oods for women and men Furriers wore working on hats grest and small, To Bunce's they said they were sending them all. Kria Kinglo, the Glove #aker, told thom at once, All our Gloves we are ending 1o Bunce, ‘Banta showed them suspenders aod mant tulngs more. Saying 1 alse ook these to trdend Baoce's szore. Banta Claus thon whispered a sscret bed tel, 4415 Omata evory ont kew Sunas wel B Chorsore shetad send bix you eister and all ‘Buscs, Cham pion Hatter of the West, Doaglas ot D WROUGHT IRON FENCES. SEEDS. B 3. EVANS, Wholessle and Retail Seed Drills ‘and Caiti d Fellows lall. On Farnbam, uext to the B. & W, headquarte bas reopensd a heat ani compieto eatabli ment which, barring IR . p- ton's Prophecy, will be open for the boys with Hot Lunch on and after presnt “Galedonts,” J, FALCONER, 679 19th Streot, UNDERTAKERS CHAS. RIEWE, 1012 Farubar: bet. 10th & 11th, MAKE NO MISTAKE! MICA AXTE GREASE Composediargoly of powdered mica and isinglass 15 the bosi and cheapast lobrieator in the world. 1t is the best booausei t docs nol g-m, but forms lshed surtace over the axle, dotng a large amount of triction. 11 ds the capest bocauss vou need use but half the quantity In gressing your wagon thatou woul 1 ot any other axie grease made, and then run your wagon twice as long. It answers equally s well for Mill Gearing, Thresting ‘Mschines, Bugg ies, &c a8 for wagons—Send for Pocket Csclopediaof Things Worsh Enowing. Matled free to any address MICA MANUFACTUSING £0., 81 MOEIGAS AVERD »@Ask Your Dealer For It vttt 2 highly away wi e remedy_for al! ider, and Usinary £ hrish's Discase, ret th5 Urine, Catarch of the Biadder, and_scanty crine, Paiafal Urinat BACK, Geners! Waakness, snd all platnte. r———r— e r— It avolds Internal medicines, 18 certain in it effects and cures when nothlng else can . For eale by all Draggists or sent by mall free ‘apon receipt of the price, §2.00. DAY- NEY PAD CO., PROP'RS. Foledo, O. sour adtross tor our litle book, o'was Saved. " MES K. ISH, Agent for Nebraska. AGRICULTURAL. Setting Asparagus Western Agriculiuralist. Every farmer shonld have a small {asparagus bed Itiss grand veget- able, wnd wust be had fresh to be good. Xt is exsily cultivated, and the good | housewife will thus early bring the {subject to the farmer's attention. .| of June. Select a spo: a1 d have it early man- ured and prepired for setting the roots, which are to be had of any nurseryman or seed grower in the wost. We give the following from the Massachueetts Ploughman: _ *“Asparagus should be set as exrly in May a8 the ground isin a condi- tion to pulveriza well. rm, sandy loam is the best soil, which should be prepared by deep plowing and a libe- ral dressing of good stable manure; the crownof the roots should be set from four to six inches below the sur- face, but should not at first be covered more than two inches, leaving the trench to be filled in after the aspara- gusis up. Saltinjares the flavor and <oes not incresse the size. It should be kept clean of weeds and should not be cut antilthe third year, and the catting should extend beyond the 20th The tops should be mowed after the first Leavy frost and the round covered with a heavy coat of ble manare.” The Time Had Come. Wa'l Strest News. Three or four years ago, when there was a grip into the potato market, there lived near an interior village in this -tate a farmer named Peters. He raised good crops, pald his debts, and was down on rings of all sorts. The price of potatces kept goiog up and up, and the old farmer grew uneasy. H: came into the village every even- ing to see how the market atood, and althongh he never ssid much, it was evident that he would burst his hoops pretty soon if things continued om that way. At length the climax came. Oue evening the old man and his son had a warm corner 1n a grocery, when a citizen entered with a newspaper in hie hand and eid: “This New York daily says that the price of potatoes Is certain to advance agsin before the week is out.” “What!” exclaimed Peters, ‘‘an- other advance in ’taters?” “‘Yes; the Lord only knows what is to become of the poor if the potato ring ien’t busted.” The tarmer arose, buttoned his old white overcoat clear to his chin, brought his fist down hard ou the cheese box, and sterrly said: “‘The time has come! I've stood it —and stood it as long as I can, and now I'm going to act! Gecrge, we'll 2o home and get ready to throw fifty- x bushels of peachblows on the mar- ket to-morrow, and bust that wicked ring all to thander!” A Plea tor tne Opera. Buffaio Fagle. “‘Well, sir,” said a Denver man, growing _enthusiastic, “I've had a heap of fun in this town since I have been hers, but nothing has warmed o up like the opera. Theaters is all very woll, but the shooting and cutting ain’t nataral. They don't mean it. You can see from the start It's all fun- oy business, but the opera now— there's where you get it! Taeres trade from the time they hsul the goods down till they put up the shut- fers. Ii reminds me of home, that does.” ©What opera did you hear?” asked & bystander. “The one they sing in, but you bet the music didn't get any the best of the crowd, for dus.. Itell you, gen- tlemen, it was the prettiest fight you ever looked at. Excitingl Well, I jut held myself down to bed rock and waiched that show to the finish. Once or twice I thought they’d down he actors, aud betweer. the rounds, while the music was getting a little breathed, I felt scared, but just as s00n as they scratched T knowed the men and women was ahead, and I helped it all I could, you bet!” ““How was it1” asked one of the wystified group. ““Tell us about it.” “Ic's just here, they had a -lot of Giddles, and borus, and drume, and squeakers on one side, and a gang of men and women on the vther. In the toss up the actors got the rising ground, and the music took the low level. The backer of the music was there with a stick, and when time was called, he was quics enough to get & start for his side. But one of the women was on to his racket, and she just torned loosea beloh tkat twisted hair, now you hear me. The music- backer got mad. and the fiddlers broke out, but it was no use; the woman had the wind, and she belted that slow music like s mule. You bt she was a good one! Then the backer hollere3 at the boss drammer, aud he took a lick. Taat seemed to worry the woman, for sho spoke to a fat fellow with a wen on his leg, and he slid for the drummer, while the dame took another whirl at the fid- dlers. Funl Well. strangers, you oan smile right out, The music-brok- er scen he was getting the worst of it, and 80 he unchained the back fiddle. Tt wasu't fair, sud I was golng to ad drees the referee, but just then out popped the dog-gondest crowd you ever seen. More'n a wmillion of "em, and they went right into business, The follows with the horns almost aplit the backs of thelr necks, bui was nouse. The women screeched, and the men howled, and I saya, says I ‘Howareyou, musicl’ The back fiddler and the drammer held out the longest, bnt was no use, for the crowd on the platesn won the roand, and even drove the music out of the ring. You cught to sed them fiddlers hunt their holes." €Was that the end of it?” asked a listener. ““Well, not much. Dog my cats if that music didn’t fight five rounds! I tell you, their backer was game, but he had o show. In the second round bhiw and » squeak pipe worried a couple of women some, and one of the men was just getting an under grip when they fired a lot of triangles at him, but the fat fellow scen how things was going on and he lited in. They had an adjustable horn ready for him, bat he wore it out ia four toots. Then the drummer took sanother shy at him, but by that time the women had got their breath and they came for the drummer. T seen the backer grinning and I knew thore was some deviltry, and all of a sudden he just lammed out with all his strength. It was the best rally he ‘made, but the crowd was ou the look- out for him, sud in ten minates he was square ou his back. Just head one double, somebody! Hold me down! When I thick of that difficul- ty, strangers, it just makes me blead at the lungs ” “How did it end?” queried one of the crowd. ““Well the next two rounds wasn't very interesting. The sctors found they bad to kill ong of their gang, *cause he was a little light waisted, and one of the women was knocked out of time. But she was sickly and was badly. She had no business in that fight auyway The fat man was good and the other woman was a regular old he! The fiddle backer got some fair work in whilefithey was killing the man and woman, but the big mob come in on time, and when the fourth round closed the music waspretty well done up. It was on the fifth thatI put up most money on. I tell you, gentlemen, that music backer was good wood. Not & flaw nor a speck! He went_for them people from the word. I knowed he was in zo_ conditlan to force the fght- ing, but T liked his game. Fiddles and horas, aod pipos snd drams, and triangles all going it, and_then the fat man and the woman what was left ripped square st 'em. Over avd un- der. Rough and tumble. pretiest thing I ever seen. Il be dogged if there was ever such another | piece of work cat out. But the actors downed ’em. The back fiddler aud the squank piper held out lcngest, but they had no show, aud when the row closed, I'd have been $400 winner if | B the rusn I'd been betting with right in front of we hadn’t slipped out with & couple of women. Yes, 8ir, you can talk what please, bt when it comes to genuine fun yive me the op- era. Strangers, will you come around the corner and join me in the doxolo- ot —_ D Hall's Journal of Health. Diththeria ts generated by breath- ing impure sir, euch as come from damp apariments, dirty cellars, gut- ters, sinks, decaying matters, pools of standing liquids, and other sources of fifth. It is usually confined to per- sons frem 2 to 15 years of age. The atmosphere, the bresthing of which causes the dlsease, seems to be full of living things, vegetable and animal, the bacteria and micocoppins, some of which lodge In the throat and form white splotches, which are distinctive of the malady, and whose presence quickly poisonsithe blood; hence there should not be ' moment’s delay in sending for a physician, as the march of the disesse is always rapid, and fts viralence ingreases every hour, As sith most other diseases, diph- theria is more likely to attack those whose systems have been debilitated by illness, pocr diet, or any cause whatever. Any irritetion of the throat prepares the way for the dis- case. Any person affect:d should be taken to an upper room, into which no one should come but those In periect heslth, and who have not the slightest scratch or sore on any part of the body, purticularly the hands. The room should ba ventilated all the time, all discharge should be quickly removed, the clothing frequently chaoged, and at once covered with water containing carbolic acid. Diphtheria taken from another per- son 18 more malignant than that gen- erated by bad sir. TREATMENT OF DIPHTHERIA One of the best plans of treatment is the following: Gargle— Chlorate of Potassa, 2 drame, hot water 6 ouncss; alcohol, 4 drams; creosote, 8 drops; muriatioscid, 30 drops. This is to be used as a gar- gle every thirty minates. Internally, use the following reme- dy: Chlorste of potatsa, 3 drams; water, § ounces; sugar, 1 cunce; tinc- ture of muriate of iron, 2 drams. Doso—A teaspoonfal every four hours. It is claimed that the above treat- ment will cure nineteen cases out of twenty. The principal point is to find sut what will destroy the bacteria. Tannin will kill them In two hours. A solution of copperas, that is, sulphate of iron, will kill them; also chlorine water and diluted muriatic, sulphuric and nitric acids If copperas is used as a gargle, it should not be stronger than a picce half as large as a nutmeg, di.solved in a pint of water; or a level teaspoonfal of tannin, dissolved in a teaspoonful of warm water, but it 13 better to rely on chlorine washes above named; and it would be a sufe plan, should any member of a_family have diptheria, foreach of the others to gargle the mouth every hour with chlorine solu- tion. TInstead of using eolutions, a few grains of either chlorate of potash, tannic acid or coppera, known ss sul- phate of iron, may be placed dry, far back on the tongue, to dissolve gradu- ally aad sproad over the surfaces. It i & more simple method of applyicg these remedies, and would be more likely to reach farther down the throat, and to remain longer in con- tact with the disaased surfices than whon applied in gargles oc swallowed. These remedies are powerful to cure in proportion to the promptuess with which they are used. 15 Yearsvejorethe Public, THE CENUINE DR.C.McLANE'S LIVER PILLS are not, recommended as a remedy all the ills that flesh is heir to,” but affections of the Liver, and in all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick Head- ache, or diseases of that character, they stand without a rival 3 ACUE AND FEVER. No better cathertic can be used pre paratory to, or after taking quinine, As asimple purgative they are unequaled BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The genuine are never sugar-coated Each box has a red-wax seal on the id, with the impression, McCLANE'S LIVER PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa- tures of €. McLaxg and FLENING Bros. 72~ Insist upon having the genuine Dis. C. MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS, pre- pare FLEMING BROS., Pittshurgh, the market being full of imitat the name MeLane, spelled dif but same pronunciation. 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Trains lesve the Union Pacifl Tranafor Dopot st Councl Biufls, st 5:15 p. . xeahing Sioux Oty a1 1020 p.m., and S, Pacl 1105 8. ™, making 2=TEN HOURS 1x Avvascz or B ANY OrEER Rours. Retarning, leave St. Pral at 830 p. m., ar- riviag at Sioux City a¢ 445 & m., and Unlon Pacific Transter Depot, Gouncil Biufls, at 9:50 371, B foro that o tekota o via 5. C, " _Superintendent, Missourt Valley, Iows P. E. ROBINSON, As% Gon'l Pass, Agent. 3.'H. O'BRYAR, 0 Passanger Agent meil Bia T NOTICEH. Any one having desd anlals 1 will remove them frée of charge. Leave orders southeast com ¥ of Hamey and 14th St., second door. CHARLES SPLITT. HAMBURC AMERIC N PACKET CO. Weekly Line oi Steamships Leaving New York Every Thuraday at 2p. m. For Hngland, France and Germany. For Passage spply to C. B. RICHARD & CO0., Passenge Agents, ___Broadwav NewYork _WORTH REMEMBERING. Triat TARRANT'S SEUTZER APRAIENT reproze each bott o thirty or forty clasees of Spar pg. 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OVER $8$15,000.00 VALUABLE AND USEFUL PREMIUMS. A Premium For Each Subseriber. As an inducement to the patrons of T BEE who are in arrears for their subscriptions to square theit accounts and secure the patronage of parties who desire a fearless and outspoken anti-monopoly paper, a staunch defender of the rights and interests of the producing and industrial classes, an unwaver- ing advocate of cheap transportation by the encouragement or competing railroads, and the breaking down of pools,-and the prohibition ot extortion, discrimination and favoritism by common carriers through appropriate legis— lation by Congress and the State Legislatures, a tried and true exponent of Republican principles and an opponent of corruption in any party, the pub- x.x:rgsbzrafiu‘: -Bak have decided to ofer a lst of Valuable Bremiorms which lot and distributed ame i i am ong the subscribers who remit prior to the FARM MACHINERY. 1 Ten Horse Power J. 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(Greenwich M'f 2 Patent Farm Churns @ $10...... 1 Horse Hay Sweep, (Henry Grebe's 1Comn Stalk Raker, =« 1 Six Hundred Pound Platform Scale. 20 Cases Axle Grease @ $5. MUSICAL 1 Grand Piano. . i 1 Parlor Organ. i Il ) c oee . HOUSEHOLD GOODS 6 Singer Sewing Machines @ $60. = 6 Sewing Machines (standard makes) @ $50. 2 Base Burner Hard Coal Stoves @ $40... 2 Cook Stoves @ $40. . 6 Lounges @ $25. 5 Easy Chairs @ $15. . 20 Bolts Lonsdale Muslin. 200 Dozen Linen Handkerchiefs in 300 Silk Handkerchiefs.............c..ccuueee.. REAL ESTATE. 40 Acre Farm _within five miles of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, (see description elsewhere,). ... $320 SCHOLARSHIPS. 1 Life Scholarship St. Joseph Business College. 1 Life Scholarship Denver Dz College.---. ... 1 Life Scholarship Great Western Business College Omaha. WAT 1 Gold Watch Hunting C; CHES_ g G “ “" (Ladies thes Hunting Case @ SILVERWARE. 10 Sets Silver Plated Knives (Rogers Bros. make)..... $120 6 Sets Silver Plated Table Spoons (Rogers Bros. 90 make) .... : z 4 Silver Plated Cake Baskets (Rogers Bros. make). ... 6 Sets Silver Plated Forks (Rogers Bros. make) . 60 1 Silver Tea Set Six Pieces (Rogers Bros. make). .. .. 6 Sets Silver Plated Tea Spoons (Rogers Bros. make). . 6 Silver Plated Butter Dishes (Rogers Bros. make)... 90 SPORTSMENS ARTIOLEsS;O .50 828232838 383 333s323333s2885888s88 & 888888 & 12 Silver Wa 105 A 2 Breach Loading Shot Guns @ $35 1 Breach Loading Rifle. 15 Revolvers @ $10 . 200 Pocket Scales.. ... 888 3288888 8 3888 g 88 g JEWELRY 12 Roll Plate Gold Vest Chains. 2 12 Silver Vest Chains. ... 5 Sets Gold Jewelry. 5 Gold Collar Buttons. BOOKS. MAPS 200 Literature Art and Song @ $5. 50 Household and Farm Cyclopedia. 10 Webster’s Dictionaries 2 Sets Schillers’ Works complete, handsomel, and translated from the German 2 Sets Chambers’ Encyclopedia 2 Sets Cooper Novels 4 Sets Waverly Novels. 4 Sets Dickens' Works.. .. 1200 Standard American Novels 1100 Standard British Novels 1025 Moore’s Poems........ 50 Shakspeare’s Works. ... 50 Milton’s Works . 50 Byron's Works. ... 50 Campbell's Works 50 Heman's Work: 50 Herbert’s Work: 50 Scott’s Works 50 Pope’s Worl ce 100 Tennyson’s Poems. . ... 125 Wordsworth’s Poems. . ... e i AR 300 Pocket Maps of the United States (cloth bound).. 3t 500 R. R. Maps of the United States with Map of N. W. States on Reverse Side..... £ 500 Fine Engravings. dece ADDITIONAL PREMIUMS. Frou Lewis & Soxs Heaper Facrory, HastiNgs, Nes. 15 00 CS. 00 00 , ENCRAVIN ............... $1000 1 of the celebrated Lewis Headers complete ready for work..$300 00 This machine stands at the head of the Header family, and is a splendid prize. From THE KaNsas Wacox Maxvract'NG Co., LEAVENwWoRTH, KaxN. 1 of the celebrated Caldwell Wagons complete with top, box and extra finish....... Frox Morrisox Bros., F1. Mavison, Towa. 1 16-inch Sulky or Riding Plow.. 1 14-inch Steel Beam Plow. .. 1 Walking Cultivator 1 Road Seraper-. . . sxd 8s o ® Deer & M. 1 Deer Rotary Drop Corn Pla 1 Moline Rotary Drop Corn Planter. . 1 Deer Rotaryri)rup Corn Planter with 1 Moline Spring Stalk Cutter. . Frox PorTER'S [RON ROOF! 1,100 feet of Porter’s Iron Roofiing. . .. Frox M1LLARD, Masox & Co., PArNT 10 Gallons Western Enamel Paint. . ... . 10 Gallons C. B. & Q. R. R. Paint. 10 Gallons Hawkeye Cottage Paint.. ... 15 Gallons Barn Paint. . : These are the best paints known to the trade. Frox TrE VANDIVER & QuINey CorN PLaNTER WORKS 1 Barlow Planter with drill attachment. a 1 Barlow Planter - 1 Quincy Planter. .. : Frox Geo. W. Browx & Co., PLANTER WoRES, GALESBURG, ILL. 1 of Geo. W. Brown’s Adjustable Planters, combined with Check and Drill AHCRMEDt .« ... ... s evvvvvne.n. 90 00 This planter can be set for different width of rows, 1 of Geo. W. Brown's Favorite Walking Cultivators. Froy BorpeN, SeLLeck & Co., CHICAGO, TLL. 1 of the celebrated 4-ton Improved House, Hay or Stock 2883 8888 88 8 .. 6000 TON, 1A, - 20 20 00 20 00 25 00 Frox L. W. Novs' Facrory, Crrcaco, ILL. 2 of the Noys' Feed Mills; $10 00 each ...... - CHAS. SHIVERICK. " Frox THE MarsErLLes MaNvrAcTURIN 1 Farm Sheller, with 7-foot Elevator, “belt, and_everything complete. 1 Marseilles Corn Stalk Cutter . Co., Marsertiss, Tur, pony power, jack, drive Frox SuvGART DepLewest Co., ( 1 Walking Cultivator ; Frox taE Tayror Horse Power Co,, ( 1 heavy One-Horse Power ... 1,000 Best American Novels. Total...... c The distribution ot these premiums w 1881 All articles that can be sent by m: subscriber’s address. Articles to be shipy warded to their destination with fr The subscription price of TiE WEzKL: Direct your rer or registered letter, be registered in a premium book. direction as to post office address. ht py ances to THE OMAHA PUsLISHE ho will forward a numbered pren HICAGO, TrL. - 81,500 00 -$20,000 00 22d of February, be forwarded postpaid to the ¥ express or freight will be for- able by ake place on the il wi ped by ‘wo Dollars per annum. 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Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS P THIS NEW AND Wholcsale agonts in Omaha, STEELE, JOHNSON & C and DEALERS everywhere will supply the trade at masufectas CORRECT MAP " Proves beyond any reasonable question that the CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RY 1s by all odds the best road for you to take when traveling In either direction between Chicago and all of the Principat Points in the West, North and Northwest. Carefully examine this Map. The Principal Cities of the West and on thisroad. Its through trains Finction pointa. ~ 0L rthwest are St North © close connections with the trains of all railroads THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY, Qrer all ot its prineipal lines. rung each way daily from two to four or moro Fast Express Trains. Itis the only road west of Chicago that PULLMAN HOTEL DINING CARS. uses the T > Sleeping Cars North or Northwest of Chicago. Ithas D. Tt forms the following Trunk Lines : Denver & California Line. r. Nebraska & Yankton Lin kets over this rozd are sold by sl Canadas. y. *“Chie s, Freeport & Dubuque Line.” “ilwaikes, Green 5o 1 Coupon Tickét Agents ona, Minnesota & Central - Daknta St. Paal and Minnespolis Line, & Lake Superioe Line.» n the United States sad member to ask for Tiekets via this road, be sure they read over it,and take none other. MARVIN HUGHITT, Gen'l Manager, Chicago. » W. H. STENNETT, &N. W. (MBALL, Assistant Ticket Agont C & HARRY P. DUEL, Tickst Agent C. D. E KI J. BEL] W. Railway, Ticket Azent C. & C Agent. LARK Gsneral '] Pass. Agent, Chicago, 14th and?Farnham Streets. way, 14th aad Farham Streots. U. P. 8. R. Depot. FURNITURE, BED WINDOW And Everything DING, FEATHERS SHADES. rtaining to the Furniture and pholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. ONAS SEXVERIONK 1208 and 1210 Farnham Street, THE COLORADO BUSINESS COLLEGE Thistnstitution, located at Denver, Colorado, r the Fducational snd Commanctal ceater of the | | ors e e emtnetythe e td oty | oal of Ita kind for the} MERCANTILE TRAINING —or Young Men and Ladies. @. W. FOSTER, President, D. W. OADY, Seorotary Th most extansivs, thorough snd compiste | nstitation of the kind In the world. Thoumnds | of acooun‘ants snd Business men, fn the prins cipal citles and tawns of the United States, ows their success to our course of tralning. The Right Kind of Education for Young Men and Ladies. Fine, new brick block. at funetion of thres troet car lines. Blegaatly ftted and taraished spartments or the spplication of and carrying oat of our novel and systematic methods of BUSINESS TRAINING: Young men who contemplate » business lits, snd parents having sons %o educate, are partica- larly roquested to send for our new Circalar, which will give fall informstion & o terms, ‘ondition of entraucs, ote. Address Frox tHE THORN IRON HEDGE Co., C 1 lot, 375 Lbs., Painted Wire . CCcrcocic 1 lot, 335 Ibs., Galvanized Wire ......ccvvveees 50 00 | 50 001 @. W. FOSTER, President, | PN Denver Colorade. | INTERNA ‘DR, BOSANKO’S EILE REMEDY, EXTERNAL, AND ING PILES 36} a3 omes on the ITRY IT%? CURED PRICE, 50 CENTS. A A.s:.v-w:-mussmmm o ' applieation. Address \E DR. BOSANKO MEDIGINE CO. PIQUA. O. C. F. GOOMAN Agene, Omaha o (=4 oo & nome. o Adirom Stinson & 08,