Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 15, 1881, Page 7

R e p—— e THE DAILY BEE. B — WMAHA PUBLIBHING OO, PROPRIBTORS | —————— Farnnam, bet. 830 ane (0th Streets. TBRAS OF SUBMCAIPION Onoacny 1ymr, la advane (pstmid). . moath “ Vg wonthe “ Taare Onahs Pa commod 410 p, VAT OR SOUTHY ReTS, Neb,, Throuch Biprase, Jn Yxpresn- 638 y o, 13:16 . w. R. Y. for Linccln, 11:46 o, m. K. ¥. for Osceala, 19.10 . m—em 38 'p. m L1, Tenver freight, 4:26 p. w. ARRIYINE 7RO BAQ N. W 045 L AP, U6 s m P, m, , Bt Jor &C B, T4ea m.—8:45 p.m, ABKITIAG YBOM TN WEME AN BOUVHWHRE. 0. & R. V. trow Linooln—1 #8 p. m. U. P. Expremw—3:56 p. w, B & M. in Neb., Through Expres—i:16 p. m, B. & M. Lincoln Expreas— 840 a i ). ver express, 7:30 & m. 104 85 p.m, P, 0. - A m &ml.ml. ;, treight No, 14, 18:06 p. m. |\ & R V. wived, DUNNT TRALNG RAIWEKOL ONARA AND oUUAGL BLUYIS. Leave Orasha at 5:00, 0:99 end 1:00 300, 340, 400, 5160 Hludie 11:0 Bundays—T and 11:08 8. 9, 4:00 and O . i snd 113 8 m.; Opening ana Cloaing of Maile. rewrn, oru, oL, w. . in. 820 ‘ 10 40 ‘ “® Walon I'acide. Ouua & 2. ¥ D &M, (nMeb, Omaha & Bjoux City. B. & M. Livcoln.... .. V. P, Linooln, Sundy. UL P, Denvor Ex. 6:30 0., Bloux City & 6. P, 11:68 3:40 ocal maiie or 8tate of iowa leave butonce day, vir: .30 &, . \ Uffice cpen Sundaya from 12 m. to 1 p. m. THOS. ¥ HALL P'M. :00 Lol L ¥ S~ &4 Business _Pirestory Abstract and Real Ex JONN L. McCAGUE, opporite Post Of Architects. DUFRENF. & NENDELESOHN, ARCHITECTS Room 14 Creighton Dlock. A. T. LARGE Jr., Roow 2, Crelghton Block. Boota and Bhoss. JAMES DaVINE & CO., Fine Boots and Shoes, A good amortment of Bomo work on hand, corner 14th and Iarney. THOS, ERICKSON, S. K. cor. 16th and Douglas. JOHN FORTUNATUS, 605 10th strest, manufactures to order good work a8 taix pricos. ' Kepairing done. pedimeil cbisdnlen by Bed Springs. LARRIMER Manufacturer. 1617 Dourlaast. Books, News and Statlonery. 3. X PRUEHAUF 1015 Farnham Stroob. e Butter and Egge. MoSITANT. & SCHROEDER, the oldcet B. and K. house In Nobrasiia established 1876 Omaha, OXNTRAL RESTAURANT, MRS, A. RYAX, scuthwest comner 16thand Dodge. Tost Hoard for the Money. Batistaction Guaranteod. Meals at all Hours. Board by the Day, Woek or Month, Good Terms for Cash. Frrnished Rooma Supplied. Uarriages ans Roac Wagons. WM SNYDER, 14th and larney Strects, v ors. JOHN BAUMER 1814 Farnham Btrcet. Junk. ., BEPTHOLD, Rags and Motal. Lumber, Lime and Cement. FOSTER & GRAY corner 6th and Douglaa Sta Lanps and alassware. 200 Denglss St. Goed Varlety. J. BONNER Merchant Taliors. Q. A, LINDQUEST, pular Merchant Tallors 18 r tosigns for Spring snd Suti tlemen's wear. Stylish, dursble, q gver 215 Lith bet, Doug.& Farn, Ono of o colving Goods fc and prices low nd Hetal ra, Cord_Board ot House in eut, Order MRS, C. A, RINGEF cy Goads I prest varicty, the West, Purehasors by Mail. 115 Fiiteenth & cor. 14th & Jackson st Fiour and Feed MILLS, th and Far OMATIA CITY Welshans Bros., Z, STEVENS, T. A. McSIANE, Hard ILAN & LANGWO. 112 15th strect A._HOIMES corner 10th Harness, Baddles, &c. B. WEIST 20 18th St bet Farn THY, Wholesaic, 110 an¢ h and Catlfornin L3 rnev Hotels ANFIELD HOUSE, Geo, Canfield,0th & Farnhan DORAN HOUSE, P 1. Cary, #13 Farnham 8t. BLAVEN'S HOTEL, F. Slaven, 10th §t, us, Hamel dth & Leaveuworth Bout| Clothing Bought. © SHAW will pay highest Cash price for second hand elothing, Corner 10th and Farnhom. Dentlsts. DR. PAUL. Wililams' Plock, Cor. 16th & Doige. Drugs, Paints ana Olis, KUEN & CO, Pharmacists, Fine ¥ane Goods, Cor. 16t snd Dongle troota W. J. WHITEROUEE, Wholcsalo & Retall, 16th st ©. FIELD, 2022 Norbh Sida Cuming Street. PARR, Drugglst, 10tb and Howard Streets, Dry Goods Notions, Etc. JOBN H. F. LEUMANN & CO,, New York Dry Goods Seore, 1810 and 1812 Fam. ham strect. L. C. Enewold also boots and shoes 7th & P Furuiture, A F. GROSS, Now and Second Hand Furniture nd Stoves, 1114 Dougiae. Highest cash price aid for second hana ¢000s. BONNER 1509 Douria st. Fine goods, &e. Fence Work e G- THE OMA e Flartse. s, cub floware, seeds, boqask and Douving siress. ninears snd Burveyers. ANDREW RONEWAYER, Creighton Woak, :un Surveys, Grade and Sewerge Systoma & J e Uammbssion Marsbanes. JOTIN @, WIL, LIB,1414 Dedge Boreet. D B BERMER Sommile see args adveriios Ournles Works Wetorn Corica Werks, Manufecturors lron Oetnloe, Tin, 1ten and Wate Rooding. Orders f2om any lewling prompaly sxacuted in the berd wnner. Faclory sed OFes 1918 Aarnay Sk Galranized Iran Cornlces, Window Cape, %, ATt Ctred up In any part of the NTOLD €18 Thirts canuntee Orechary. J. BONWER 1340 Donigies siresh Ointhing and Fu QRO T PRTERAON ahoos, 1 Cublery, 9 Good line. Cape, Tioots, 10th #teees, Ne Matrigeraters, Oanflald's Patont. 0, F. GOODMAN 110k S0 bed. A Tarnoy Bhow Oues Manufatory.| 0. J. WILDE, Mannfactirer aed Dealor 1w all kivds of Show OMAHA FENCE €O, GUST, FRIES & CO., 1218 Hamnoy 84, lmprove. ed Ico Boxes, Iron snd Wood Fences, Office Railings, Counters of Pine and Walout. Olgars and Tobacco. WEST & FRITSCEER, manufacturers of Clgars, and Wholesale Dualers In Tohaccos, 1306 Douglas. W. F. LORENZEN mauufscturer 1410 Farahiasa. 4 Canca, 3, 1517 Onm & GERHARD, proprietor Omaha e manifactory, K18 South 18th atreet, Leavenvorth and Marcy. Al goods tod frat-clam, Pawnbrokers. 08 81 & Tlar _ROSENFELD, het. Fi Btevos v Tinwars. A. BURMESTER, Doator In Moves and Tiawe: d Manntactarer of Tin Koofe and all kinds of Bullding Work, Odd Follows® Rlock, J. BONKER. 120 Douelaa 1. Rewrn. J. EVANS, Wholosls and Retall Besd Drille and Culbivators, Odd Fellows Sall. Good and Cheap. Physiciane and Surgeens. W. 8. GIDDS, M. D, Reom Ne 4, Crelghton Block, 180k S¥rest, P. 8. LEINRN Magonis Block. C. L. HART, M. ., Bye sad Bar, opp. postofies DR L. B BADDY W 16tk and Farsham St .- vl D OPER_Qhaw naner. 8 Sorrows of the People of Ireland Naaby in Whe T Diads, 14 ia impossible to make an Amori- n comprehend the width, depth and breadth of Trish wisery until he has seen it with his own eyes. No other man's eyes are good for anything in this matter, for the rcason that n ing parallel exists this side of the water. And besides this, tho writers for the stage and general literature havo most wofully misreprented the Trish man and woman, and very much to his and her disadvantage. THE ATAGR TRISHMAN, Tho Trishman of the stage and nov in always a rollicking, happy-go-lucky sort of a recklom fellow, with a short tailed coat, red vest and corduroy trousers, woolon stockings and stout brogans, with a bottle of whisky peop ing out of his pocket, a blackthorn shillelah in his first, always ready for o dance or a fight, or for love-making or any other pleasant employment. There is always on his head a rather bad hat, worn jauntily, however, and though ha may be occasionally rather short of food, he manages always to got enough to bo fat, sleck and rosy. And then ho always has a laugh on his face, & joko on his lips, and he goos through life wath a perpotual “hurroo.” THE IRISH WOMAN, And Katy, sho is always presontod to us clad in & short woolon gown, her shapoly logs onclosed in warm rod stockings, and sho has a bright red handkerchiaf about her neck, with good, comfortable shoes, unda coquot- tish straw hat, & buxom girl who can dance down any lad within ton miles, and can “‘hurroo” ss well as Pat, and foi roe vaver | BRANDLIESImported, made no caso save for the custod their child, o aftor all of the witr es had been on the stand the divorce was grantod by the court. Aswoon as the decision was rendered, Sandetee and tho woman who ouly & moment bofore had been his wifo wore noticed to repair to ono corner of the room. For a fow minutes they engaged fn convorsation, and thoif oyes were filled with teara. In another momoent just &uch A scene of hugging and kiss ired as fow porsons ever efore in publie, Tho ecouple waw broko silenes with the rema that and taking the docket ing thom hushand and w ro of each going o 8¢y presumably happy conple b 1 started on life's path togother overa——— Fat Stook Bhow The fourth annual fat st tho partios could live uy his pen he ora aga k show, hold at Chicago' under tho pieces of the illinvis State Board of Agri culture, waa an occasion of great It attracted intevest to stockmel breeders, feedors, nellors and buyors from all parts of the country. "We met thero stockmen from Nibraska, Kausas and Colorado, and_overy one exprossed high appreciation of the lossons to them in this exhibit of the leading breeds of *flosh producers, and espocially of the tests made by tape lino and seales, and comparison of live and dead weights of the prizo animals, The oxhibit of cattlo was larger by about 83 per cent. than ever bofore, a trifla better. THE IRISIH PRIEST. The Trish priest s always repro- sented to us as a fat, slook, joily fel low, who is_constantly giving his peo- plo good advice, but who, neverthe- loss, is always ready to sing ‘“The Cruiskeen Lawn” in & “rich, mellow voice,” befora a aplendid fire in the v, 13 dixtosnth Strest, nrer Magonic Hall. Birst-sieas Work and Promp- neas guarautesy Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting. P. W. TARPY & 0O., 91¢ 19k 8t., beb. Faraham a0d Douglas. Work promptly aended 0. D. FITEPATRICK, 1600 Douglas Stree. Falntlng an aper anging. MENEY A. KOSTKRS, 141 Dodge Streed. Choe &tore Phillip Lang, 1840 Farakam s bet. 131h & 14th, Becond Hand 8tare. PERKINS & LEAR, 1416 Douglas §v., Now and Socond Kand Furniturs, House Furnishing Goods, &e., bought and solil on narrow marelns. Batoone. HENRY KAUFMANN, In tho new bricke biock on Douging Stroes, has Just opened & woes slegant Beea Hall, Hos Lunch from 10 to 13 ry duy. Caledonia " J. FALCONER 679 10th Streck, Undertakers. CHAS. RIEWE, 1012 Earnbawm bot. 10th & 114d. 99 Cent Stores. 1206 Faruham St., Fancy Goods WAR IN PASSEKGER RATES | HOBBIE BR Brokera in all Railroad Tickcts, Omeha, , offer Ticketa to the Esat, until further notice, at the following unheard of Low Rates: Chicago, 812; Round Teip. 4240, Thoso are sa Tickets and good for retu r, 81 via the Old Heliablo Chi- cago, Burlington'& Quincy Reitroed. Also, one way to 15t claas, 2 class, NEW YORK, £2100, BOSTON, 2 PHILADE 24 00 WASHIN G 2400, For parti BROS., Dea Steamship Iars, ‘write or go direct to HOBBIE cry in Raduced Rate Rallroad and ota, 500 Tonth St., Omahs, Neb. Remember tho placo—Throo Doors North of Union Pacific Ruilroad Depot, East Side of Tenth Street. Oinnha, August 1, 1881 su2bdawdi it you aion man of lev ad by thi overn 00 it Tt "ren Jtimuants ] Hop Bitter: 1¢ you are youne an aiscretion ® of A fisd o7 ningle Toor beelth or ess, Tely on Ho Whoever yon are, whenever you fesl oo i 7o i, sultering. (1o g o0 bed of sick Bitters, Thousanas ae an- maally £r0m eonis o ol form'of Kidne A TRt o S Cincass that rmiglh fipor shimnfacine, Rave Leen pravont.e: without inforieating, Dy ® thinely us of faxe Mop HopBittora itters. Fovr yon dys- pepaia, ” kidney Crurinary com- S8 plainy, dissane Dt the somach, boueels, blood Liver or nerves f| You will befl eurod I you use Hop Bitters| Fryouaren CaoMbrdmge [T e o, try R4 Clrcus nop BT wra o, N T, i1t may eaveyour, I1fs. [t has aaved hun-| dreciz, Robingon Maching Works! Richmond, Ind. STASLISHED 1542, Builders of EHGINES OF ALL SIZES,| From 3 to 256 H. P. SAV/ MILLS, " ‘2 Engines. U EA T EN S LIRSS For all Grains and Seeds, Including Clover and Timothy. Feed Mills, &c., &o, | 1t will pay you largely to write, stat- | ing what you want and how you wish to pay, Unusurl Inducements to Cash Purchasers. aooress: ROBINSON & co-, no2wtf Richmond. Ind. | Free to Everybody! A Beautiful Book for the Asking, By applIng personally at the ncarest offce of THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO. (o1 | by postal distance.) any AbUIT por. son wil e presented with o beautifuily ifjus trated copy of a New ook entitle GENIUS REWARDED, OB THE —me Small | are houss of his parishioners, with a glass of poteen in hand and a pipo in the other, the compauy joining jollily in the chorus. He is supposed to live in luxury from the superstitien of his people, and to have about as rosy a life as any man on earth. LIRS, All these aro lies. The Irishman is the saddest man on thesurtaco of tho globe. You may travel a week and never see a smile or hear o laugh. Utter and abject misery, starvation and helplessness are not conducivo of morriment. Tho Irishman has not only no short- tailed coat, but he considers himself fortunato if he has any coat at all. He has what by courtesy may bo called trousers, but the vest is amyth, Ho has no comfortable woolen stock ings, noris he possesscd of the regu- lation stage shoes. He does not sing, dance oz laugh, for ho has no plice to sing, lauzh or dance in. He is a mov- ing pyramid of rags. A man who cuis bog all day, from daylight to dark, whose diet consists of a few potatoes twice a day, is not much in the hunwor for dancing all night, even if thero were a place for him to dance in. And as for jollity, a man with a land agent watching him like a hawk to seo how much he is improving his land, with a charitable intent of raising the rent, if by auy possibility ho can ecrew it out of him, is not in the mood to laugh, sing, dance cr “hurroo.,’ might as well think of laughing ab a funeral. Trcland is one perpotual funeral. The ghastly procession is constantly passing. There 18 unquestionably a vast fund of humor in the Irishman which would bo dclightful could it have proper vent, You hear faint tones of it as it is, bug it is in the minor key, and very sad. Tt always has a flavor of rackrent in it asto of starvation, a suggestion of evietion anddeath by cold and hunger on tho road side, It isn’t cheerful. I had much rather Lave the Irishmen silent than to hear this remuant of jocularity which is always stroaked with blood. The Irish girl is always c properly clothed and fed, would be ul. Still ehe is comely, Irvish landlordism has not been suflicient to destroy her beauty, though it has done its bes But she has no gown of woolen stuff——a cotton slip without underelothing of any kind makes up her costume, The comforiable stoe nd stout thoes, and the handkerchicf about her neck ar many libels upon Trish landlordism, Were my lord’s agent to such clothing upon a girl, he would iwmc- ainle ise tho rent upon her fathor, and contiseate those clothes, And L 1d ) en raising the rent till he | wus cortain t shoes and stockings | uld be foreverimpossible, Neither does she dance Pav down at rustic bally, for a most excellent reason, there are no balls, and besides when she has ent and dried o donkey load of nely, and, | red 80 ne ECO WOl [ peat and o that donkey | burefooted i cold mud twelve wiles and back again, and sold that At for sixpence, sho is nob vory h in the hunor for dancing dowi any On the contrary sho is wighty glad to get into her wrotched hed of dried leaves and pull over her the orack which constitutes her and soothed to sleep by the untings of the pigs in th wretched cabin, forget landlords and rent, snd go off into the land of hap piniess, which to her is Ameriea, finds in sleep surcease of sorrow, a besides it refreshes her to the degree of walking barefooted through the wud twenty-four miles onthe morrow, to el another load of peat for six pence, that she may pay more moncy to My Lord, whose town-houre in London and whose mistresses in Paris require & great desl of money. Ch and the delicacies of the se exper and My Lo appetite and the appetite of his wife aid mistresses and his children, legit- and illegimate, are dolicate, one. - STORY OF THE SEWING MACHINE containing a handsome and_costly stecl cngray iy frontispicree; 8150, 35 finely eograyed w cuta, and bound in an elaborate bine and gold Jithograptied cover. No charge whatever is niac for this Landsome book, wiich can be obta e only by applicat the beanch and subor diniste offices of The Singer Manufacturiog Co, THE SINGER MANUFACTURING €O, Principal Office, 4 Union Square, New York oct2T-dmbott&w D. 5. BENTON, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ARBACH BLOCK, Dougla 16th ta.’ Uina arly Katy is in no humor for dane- She has her share to contribute »all theso objects, And so sho cals rmenl of potatoes or stirabout (she ver has both at once), and goes wito Jecp and dreams “Betaey and I arelOut " Dispateh to the Cir . Gazetts. »-day just after noon a seene oc- ired in the Circuit Court that is not ftened witnessed, and ono that was msiderably mixed with the ludicrous | id pathetic elements, The case of wmdefee vo, his wife for adivoreo w on trinl, and a considerable imber of spectators was present to Ono | | Hercfords and fully upin quality. The show of sherp was not good, and tho mixed up lot of swine showed that vither good hogs are scarco cr that tho exhibitors didinot know & good hog from & poor one. 1f wo may judge from the exhuber ance of the man who took swecpstakes on his red Berkshire barrow, the only specimon of the breed on exhibition and of the other man, who took the Marshall Field prize of $125 with two white hogs, one grade Berkshiro and Poland-China and two Essox-chuncks, it in safe to conclude that the owners thought they had'somethingextra. 1t was the poorest show of swino wo over saw. The show of sheep was not so po There were two or three pens of very supertor shoep and as many pens of inforior ones. Wesupposed the latter wore put there by some benevolent wontlemen to show farmers how not to do it. Wo inquired of breeders of sheep and swine who had made fins shows here at former Fairs, why their herds and flocks were not now represented? The reply was in overy case. We showed at tho September Fair, and did not caro to come again now for such small premiume, The cattle show was immenee, about thirty-three per cent. more than J year. 'Tho interest centers on the show ring, whera thirty-livo to fifty grand steers stand up in their heauty and fat and ponderosity to have thel ribs punched and_their flanks trekled, and tails twisted by exports, if po ble to tell which has the ftinest touch and most cellular tissue handsomely and ovenly laid on to his massiv frame. T'he second day a Choctaw or Modoe coming in would have thought the crowd bad gone frantic® over a pros- pective foust. While men yelled like Comanches, beat each other on the back, embraced, and threw up their hats, and yelled until they wers haorso- because the Hereford steer Conquero, took the blue ribbon ina ring or thirty-five, all 80 good that only an expert could tell which excelled, The first_vote of the judge oo for grade short horn steer Baracy, owned by J. D. Gillett, of Tllinois, and one for grado ghort-horned sicer Talbot, owned by Morrow Miner, of Kontucky, and the grado Hercford steer, owned by T. L. Miller, of Illi- nois. Other judges wero called one by onc, until six extra judges had over the cattle carcfully, before ision was reached, gving first premivm of $30 to the grado Hereford Conque This w vo a grand victory for the Herctord men, and they made the most of it. The contest last year was bitter, and the Hereford men *did a deal of protesting and threatening and bousting, The conl sat has brought out a mar- velous display of the fincst specimer of the two breeda. The short-horns | have 8o long held the eonfidenco of and butchers thut o yields slowly to the cluims vl meritorious vival, The shown hero on the average, shorter legeed and stronger in the back than the short-horns, the feoders ancient of tl ) NeW ¢ As bo the merits of meat in the two breeds, tho microscopo shows the Hereford beef to be as well marbled and to have as fine a cellular tisst is found in the noble short-horn, iden, too, prevails that tho Hereford ig the more hardy, and the breeders from the plains Jook with favor on the white faces. Thesmiles on the faces of He rd disappeared the next day, for in the sweepstakes ring, including pure bred grades and erosses, the short-horn st MeMullen, belonging to J. D, Giilett, of Tilinois, walked off with the award, and the erowd said it wis just. The whito faces rerowled and growled, and arged ignoranco and projudice on the committee, YEARLING GRADES, show v the farmer th ring of five yearlings whose averago weight was 1,288 pounds, was wonderfully suggestive, Of tho three premiums two went to short-horn grades and the third to a Hereford grade, Phe animals wers thrifty, had small, neat heads, short, thin, tapering nechs medivm fine bone, straizht top and bottom and sido lines, aud for *yearl ingn were wonderfully well coyered with mellow, firm meat, If the farmer can learn to mako baby beef at the rate of more than two pounds a day on cach animal the wil lenvium must be uigh, Mirabile Diota. “Your Spring Llossom is o success, T [ nm.lf- think its effects are wonderful; all the dys; eptic sym)to I complained of ha vanished; my wife is als astic in praise of “it; she was didf by blotches and pimpl s on her fa had a continuous headacho, ht now, aud all unsightly erupt ons ne., You may refer any doubting parties to me, It M. WiLLIAuMsON, i WEIK street, Buff.lo,” Price, 50 conta; trisl bottles, 10 ceute, var the testimony. The defondant 117-e0d1w) [ riessengor wore unintorrupted till Judge iford | | western men wit s0mo other guar antee than your word,” said theelover Miss Stells, adding, *‘Leave me some thing valuable cnough to insure your 86 @16 W5 | ¥ e - Smart Stolla Takes tho Plodge. The handsomest diamond ring smd to bo worn by anyone on the stage aparklos on the littlo white hand of & rather magnificent but very protty performer, known as ‘Stolls,” of tho Soldene troups. When that highly rofined and msthetic company played in Denver, somo one introduced this particular star to Gov. Tabor, who is & osier patron of musie. During A brief conversation with her themag. nate d on businesa by a As he withd J presuniod nnconciously, remar h finish his call HA DAILYVBER: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1881 WwAs RUIMmMOone I 0me o tirme no, you won't"” maid the J form you will got so ab sorhed in those great big mines and political things, that you'll forget all| about poor tlo me. This dircet slur on - gubernatorial gallantey was | cqual to a challong L any rato, the | rovernor ple elf to return, HAR T don't ieveany of you wick rot Now the governor of €. r s many bags of gold, but ho don't carry them in his pockets, and the only ornament of coat he wore was a magnif diamord it huge solitairo, valued at §1 tho one 000 shin ing out like an electric light. The impulsive millionairo threw hia jowel into her lap and mado his exit, Then the smart Stelia, withot loss of time, packod hor little portmantean and skipped on a teain bound for Chicago. When the governor ealled to redecu his plodge the news of hor denarturo an broken to hin by a colored wait- on AN ULONEST MEDICING OF COST. Of all medicines advertised to cure any attection of the Throat, Chess or Lungs, wo know of none we can rec- ommend #o highly as Da. Kixa’s New Discovenry for Consumption Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis Hay Ko- vor, Hoarsencss, Tickling i the ‘Throat, loss of voice, ote. This med- icine doos positively cure, and that whore everything lso has failod, Ne wedicine can show one-half so many positive and permanont cures as have already been, offected by this truly wonderful romedy. For Asthma and Bronchitis it is a perfect specitie, cur- ing the very worst cases in the short- est time possiblo. We say by all means givo it a trial, Trial bottles free. Regular sizo $1.00. Forsale by 8(1)ly Tt & MoManoy, Omalia, FITS EPILEPSY FALLING SICKNESS. Permanently Cured—no humbug by one month's usage of DR, GOUL ARD'S Ce ed Infaliivlo Fit Powders, To onvice suffe FREE ora thut theso powlors widl do all we el for them we will send them by wail, post puid a free Trial box. D Goulard is'the only phy el Linade this ciscase 8 special o thousandy b beon Porm y cured by the use of t Fowders, wo will rantes a perm cure in o ery crse or d you all moncy pended. Al d give these Pow ders an 1 be convinced of ther Piic hox, £3 00, or4 hoxen for 210 00, seit by mail to any part of the Uni s States er Canda on reeeipt of prico, or by expross, ¢, 0, D, Addrew, ASH & ROUBING 1 DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTEL® HOTELA. PROPRIBTORA. TOWN ARLINGTON, J. Q. MeINTRE, Limcoln, Nok WAVERLY HOUGE, JAMES W. ORABTRER, Waverty, Neb. SARATOOA HOTEL, AMERICAN HOUSE, HALL HOUSE, OITY HOTEL, QRAND CENTRAL, DEPOT MOTEL, J. 8. STELLINIUS, GEO. H. MeCA M, A W. HALL, CHENEY & CLARK, D. T. PHRLIPS, F.H, BAUBITT, Miiford, Neb. Bouth Bend, Ne Loulsville o Blair, Neb. Marvard, Neb. Norfolk, Neb, OITY HOTEL, J. F. COLE, Poru, Neb. DARNUM HOUSK, MR, VAN HORN, Nebraska City, REVERIE, 0. DRUM, Unadilla, Neb. WISNER HOUSE DRAPER HOUSE, CREIGHTON HOUSE, PERRINE RROS., ©. WHIPPLE, P. 8. THIDADEAU, Wisner, Neb Niobrara, Neb, Creighton, Neb, CITY HOTEL, L. J. JOHNSON, Nemaha City, Neb. ENTRAL MOUSE, JOHN CCOPER, Oakdale, Neb, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, WM. CLEMMONG, Soward, Neb, COMMERCIAL HOTEL E.EVANS, O'Naill, Neb, NELIGN HOUSE, W. D. MOULTON, West Point, Neb DORCHESTER MOTEL, A. 8. KINKLE, Dorchester, Nob. COMMERCIAL HOTE J. Q. MEAD, Neligh, Neb NTRAL HOUSE, JAS. McKILLIP, York, Neb TUTTLE HOUSE, W.H. TUTTLE, Aurora, Neb, QAQU HO A R OAGE, Ropubilcan CityNeb DENVER HOUSE CAIRNS & WILLIAMS, Hastings, Neb, SANDERS HOUSE, CHAS. E. McNISH, Friend, Neb WOODWARD HOUGE, PACIFIC HOTEL, ESTES HOUSE, COMMERCIAL HOUSE, HOLLAND HOUSE, WILBER HOURE' COMMERCIAL HOUSK PACIFIC HOTEL, HAMMOND HOUSE, CENTRAL CITY HOUSE, UNION HOTEL, BELDEN HOUBE, WAREN WODDWARD, 8.9, PORTER, N. T 8TES, F.W. WILMS, GEO. b. HOLLAND THOMPEON REED A C. OCAARPER, W. P. RENSHAW, JOHN HAMMOND, J. 8. GREGERY, CHENEY BROS,, A. W, BELDEN, Exotor, Nob, Falrmont, Neb Grand [siand, Neb Koarnay, Neb, Red Cloud, Nob. Wilber, Neb Hardy, Neb. Beatrice, Nob Columbus, Neb. Central City, Neb. Mo. Valley, la. Woodbine, Ia, CITY HOTEL, J. P. OREWS Coln, la. 6COTT HOUSK, M. SCOTT, Silver City la SUMMIT HOUSK, SWAN & BEOKER, Oreaton, la. NEOLA HOTEL, F. SIEVERTZ, Neola, la. EMERSON HOUSE, BLANCHARD HOUBE, PARK'S HOTEL, MEROHANTS' HOTED, A. L. SHELDON, T. FOREY, OOL. F. M. PARK, W. |. BOULWARE, Emerson, la. Blanchard, la, 8henandoah, la. Burlington Juhetian BUSINESS DIREOTORY. . & M. R. R., EasternNebraska.) GHIREVIEBIN YV OO, Goneral Morchandise .. .General Merchandise ~....-General Morchundise .. Hardware and Imploments Ceeieiieiiriiie.o.... Hardware and Tmplemonts Notary, Collection, Insuranco and Real Estato Agent Rt Lumber, Lime cte. conwood Eaglo (Weekly) ... Drags and <‘h-unim{- ery Salo and Feed Stable . Harnoss Shop : Waron Shop . Greonwoud House E. A Ryder.... ... s IV ELEHALSP & 008 ¢ v s e e e J. S, Foster. . Hoham Bros. .. A. . Crittonden., . Edwin Jeary. .. ... JoW, ancivn\\ush Mr. and Mra, W. S, . A Ryder. J. Cline. . ... A B Holloway . J. Clino. .. Geo. W. Mayfield. BUSINESS DIROOTORY. [W., ¢ L L & P.ond 0, B, & Q. R. R-, Westorn Towa.] Cashier Bank of Coim 3 0D Stock Dealer .Groceries and Queonsware Beard. ... Martin. . Prince & Reid, Pollock & Love, I. L. Bishop...... Wm. Reeves & Co Loyl o Cox & Monroo. .Drugs, ks and Statienery Drugs, Books and Stationery 360 Fulton 8t., Brooklyn, N. Y. HAWKEYE PLAINING MILL 0., Des Moines, lowa, Manufacturers of 8ASH, DOORS, BLINDS, BRACKETE, MOULDINGS, &0. at reduction n Banle IPlans fur. furnished i or soft wood, Cous wired . Shelving of 14 turnis put into butlding ready for paint on whort notic Onr workmen nre the best mochanies that can be procurcd, Save money by giving us your von imcts, Stalrs, Newels and Dalusters. Our foron department. wan formorly with Frost s, and has do in the Northwe Ocdors by mnll promptly attended 1 w90 m Wostorn Horse ana Uattle In- surancs Company, COMLATLA, INE¥2. Capitrl, = = = 810,000 00 tiew of the State, Send for ciccmlara 020wy tion of the Artiolos of Incorp Midlard Earmers’ Club Articles incorporation made and Jopted this 20th day of October, A, D, 81, by and between the undersigned in- lows, to-wit: s The nanie of thisclubshall be the Millard Parmers’ club, PLACE OF BUSINESS, Article TE The principal pl noss of ths elub shall be at Millard » ta tion, county of Douglas, Nebraska, TUIE OF BUSINISS, Article THL, The gencral nature of husi ness to be teansacted by this club s 1o conduct a general literary and s busi- ness and other entertainiionts of a social character, CAPITOL STOUK. Phe amonnt of eaplial stock Article 1V ?this clu' shall be twio thonsund doll s, vided ints shares of one dollar each, which hall he in the manuer jre’ scribed by the diectors, COMMENCEMENT AND TR MINATL N, This elub shall cozmenco to inoss and oxecci o its corporate of Octobe, 1831, und $6 uthe O h doy of Artic e trunsict bt powers the 20th ¢ ith powers shall ce October, 1951, Apot Article VI § oF LIABILITY The highest s unt of a- Lility or indebteduens, which this club whall at any oue timo subjoct 18/of, shall Le thies hundred d il rs ficors of be conducted by & directors, w Voard of threo clected from among the stockho they shall appoint o presidont othier officers as by law is required JULIUS SCHIAEDER, J. Lo, CLAUS BCITUMANN, V. GERNDORK SBTATY OF NIIUASK } Couniy ov DoukLAR, On this 20th day of Octoler, A, 1), 8881, ly appeared before e, Charles v notary public for wid county, Julius Sehroeder, . Pl Clans Schi waun, W, Gern the signers of t rporation, and be their voluntary [sraL.] orf, to me vi to | CHARLY tary public in and for D county, Nebraska, Dowell Bros........ W. A. Woodworth C. M. Roso. W J. Clark. .. A. P, Anderson, Furnituro and Undertaking Hardware, Stoves and Tinware & ....Grain Dealers . ...Contractor and Builder . Agricultural Tmplementa .Rakory and Confectionery . Watchmakers and Jewelers 40 .Saleon ......Barber ... Mayor of Coim .~ Proprictor of City Hall .. Editor of Coin Eagle J. Mc Jod. 1 T. 11. Baldwin . J. P Crews. . A. Rozell A. POLACK, cf5ads Fall and Winter CLOTHING! LATE AND NOBBY STYLES FOR MEHM, BOYS AND GHILDREE, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises. Omaha, Cheyenne, O WEEXINC IVEAIDIE WO OQOXFLIDDEVED IN THELATESTSTY LES, Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prices to Suit a 1316 FARNHAM STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH, 0. H. BALLOU, —DEALER IN— W) TREC IS IEE FER, Lath and Shingles, Yard and Office 15th and Cumings Street, two blocks north of ST. PAUL AND OMAHA DEPOT -o0l-3m J. A. WAKEFIELD, WIHOLESALE AND KETAIL DEALER IN T T TR 58 IR R Lath, Shingles, Pickets, Geo. P. Bemis Rear Estave Zcengy, SASH, DOCRS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, LIME, CEMENT PLASTEIR, BTO. SBTATE AGEN( FOR MILWAUKEE CFMYNT{COMPANY 16th and Dadge Bts., Nob. Thls agoncy does KTRIOTIY & businoss Doos not spoctlate, and thcre Jarging n ie hooks are nnured b 4, Inytoad .t by thio byos Near Union Pacific Depot, - - - OMAHA, NEB onrLower; XXX, B 655 80 fam- | dovotion amounted almost to fanati-| - M BULD, Fropretor,