Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 17, 1882, Page 7

1JE DAILY BEE: MONDAY. APRIL 17 1884 7 COUNCIL BLUEFES H. E. SEAMAN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONARY AND PRINTERS GOODS. 10WA. COUNCIL BLUFFS - - - TITLE ABSTRAGT&O EFL R Lands a.nd Lo 8 u%ht a.nd Sold. MONEY TO LOAN A’l‘ LOW TES, NOTARIES PUBLIC AND GONVEYANGERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - = = I0WA GO TO MRS, NORRIS' NEW MILLINERY STORE FOR STYLISH SPRING MILLINERY. PATTERN BONNETS AND CHILDREN'S HATS A SPECIALTY. 105 South Main Street. - - - - - Council Bluffs Ia. MASON WIS E,|CANCERS et LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE [ TUMO RS 535:'.;:.;;3:5;;3;; Rhoum, Scald Hoad, Catarrh, weak, infiamed The largest and best |sdmisied syes, tertilots Uiesrs aad o. | disvases. Hemorrhoids or Piles cured stables in the west. Fonarldam | All dissases tlr;-ud&pon \helpllnclplr::‘h'owel:‘- Roadsters, Saddle and |abisrefors, withous tho use of merourial po Electro Vapor or Medicated Baths, furnished draft horses for sale, | mos who dumrs them. Heruoia or Rupture radically cured by the use also afine lot of mulesfain it bel Truseand Flaser, which e just received which will be closed out cheap. s . SC0TT ST, NEAR BROADWAY.|Drs. B. Rice and F. 0. Miller, COUNGIL BLUFFS. IA. COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ta. HAIR COQODS, |k & 0. Hazome, . . WATER WAVES, Medical Electrician In 8tock and Manufactur- ed to Order. XD ‘Waves Made From Your Own Hair. TOILET ARTIGLES, GYGNECOLOGIST. Nets, Oombs, Brushes, Face-pow- ders, Bands, Hair Orna- ments, &c., &o. Graduate of Electropathic Institution, Phila- All Goods Warranted as Jajehia, Besus, Represented, and Prices CONSULTATION FREE. CALL ON OR ADDRESS Guaranteed. Dffice Cur, Broadway & Glenn Ave, 337 W. Broadway, and 109 8. Main St, COUNCIL BLUFFS, [0WA. MRS. DR. A. BENEDICT, Gouncil Blufis; - - - Iowa,, The treatment of all diseases and psintul [dit- fleulties peculiar to females a specialty. AFROE I T E O T IPRACTICAL DENTIST. Office ovor savings bank, Peari stroet, opposite the postoffice. One of COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - Iowa, |theoldest practitionersin Council lufa. Satlse istastion guaranteed in all cases. DR. A. P. HOUCHETT, ODELL & DAY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.| GENERAL FIRE INBUB.AN’UE —AND— 1 e e e, M o™ 5 | REAT ESTATE AG'TS, Tuberolt streoi. Telophoalo congection” with MONEY TO LOAN. Pai P Jiou'd of Trado bullding, Council Blufls, I, MRS. J. J. €000, |0R. AMELIA BURROUGHS, Manutacturer and dealer in OF EXIOE A FOUL MURDER: A Prominent Polk Oounty Man 8hot Dead by Burglars, No Clue to the Identity or Where- abouts of the Assassin. Des Moixks, April 15.—R. W, Stubbs, a prominent citizen of Polk City, and member of the firm of E; gleston & Stubbs, was murdered at 3 o'clock this morning, The murder of Mr, Stubbs has created excitement throughout the county. Special | ¢ dispatches from the = scene of the murder state that about 3 o'clock two burglars who had pre- viously visited other houses, effected an entrance into Mr. Stubbs’ house. The murdered man and wife were oc- cupying a room up stairs, Mrs, Stubbs was wakened by the noise, and immediately aroused her huuhnnd who arose in bed and inquired who was there. At this the burglar said: ‘‘Lie still, or you will be shot.” Stubbs then sprang out of bed. dark lantern was turned upon him and a pistol discharged, the bullet piercing his heart. He exclaimed: “You have shot me!” and fell to the bottom of the stairs, dead. The mur- derers fled, and mounting horses tied at the front gate, disappeared in the darkness, Mr. Stubbs was mayor of the town and one of its most popular citizens. His tragic death 1s greatly deplored. Vigilantes are out searching for the perpetrators of the deed. GOV, KIRKWOOD'S RETIREMENT, How It is Viewed at His Home In Towa. Towa City Republican, Even since the death of the lament- od Garfield newnglnper correspondents at Washington have been discussiug cabinet changes. After the resigna- tion of Blaine, Windom and Mc Veagh, the country expected that Prellddnt Arthur would not remove any cabinet officer. Whenever either of them de- sired to retire, he would nmplfi fill the vacancy, but not brin, ear any pressure to secure such vacan- cies. This supposed position of the new administration was highly com- mended by the press of the country, a8 a desire to harmonize all tho ele- ments in the republican party. Such a policy wasa tribute of respect to the martyed president, and hence met with a hearty indorsement. Mr. Ar- thur no doubt, conveyed the impres- sion that no further changes would be made. Secretary Kirkwood adminis- tered the affairs of his department with signal ability, and was becoming more and more acquainted with all its intricacies. Not a complaint has been heard, but press of both parties united in praising the honesty, integrity and efficiency of the the secretary of the interior. At the same time the Iowa delega- tion in both houses of congress assur- ed the president that Mr. Kirkwood's retention was unanimously desired by the republicans of this state. We re- gret to say, however, that the presi- dent has yielded to other influence: and has abandoned what was reglrdoti as his compromise policy. The Des Moines Register expresses the gener- al feeling 1n the words: ‘It trenches on Jowa ground and on Towa feeling. But while we regret to see the ablest man in the Arthur cabinet retired in Goy. Kirkwood’s resignation and while it seems strange to sce a man of his ability, power, history, and large experience and thoreugh acquaintance with politics and public affairs, re- placed with a man in noJrespect his equal, we still feel the full force of the fact that the president has the un- diaputed right to choose his own coun- selors, and also a plain duty to choose such as will be agreeable to him. We believe that the old war governor of Iowa would have been President Ar- thur’s ‘“Mascotte” if he had kept him. For he has more clear and far seeing wisdom, ank more sincere and well- balanced judgment, and more of sound and discreet counsel under his old slouch hat than the president has left in the cabinet altogether now. But we will not discuss thi In Towa there will be renewed and universal regret that Gov. Kirkwood in sacri- flcing his own wishes and obeying the desire of Garfield, gave up his senate for a place he did not want, and now ost all. Buthe will find a wel- W] RLS, = HAIR%%%%%'Swig%%F%S It *|No. 617 First Avenue oome at home that will be worth more i to him th 1l the offi Wash- 20 MALN BT, Gegg;il%‘;;tmolfl:w’ Moursfrom 10 to 118, m., and 2¢0 5 p. m, mgol:‘n L it 9Xofenn; Tash Hod x-Secretary Kirkwood will receive REAL ESTATE. BANKER'S LIFE Assuuuflun: » hearty welcomed to his home in this city. After a remarkably long ser- vice in public life, during the most benefit of bank officers and' thelr customers, | ©Ventful period in the history of the DES MOINES, Towa. W. C. James, In connection with his law and | [ncorporated July 1st, 1879, for the mutual collection busincasbuys and sells real ostate. | pRCAE N N0 O e e ooy wen nation, he returns to us covered with Porsons wishlng t0 buy or sell city property oall | CSRITY. A few oxperlenco I “"w""““ ol- | the highest honors, He was governor at his offico, over Bushnell's book store, Pearl om .,i.». blocx, Council | of the state when the war of the re- stroet, Blufts, lows, 101 4th avenue. P. O. | bellion broke out, and responded “EDWIN J. ABBOTT, |~ inuu T iuns—— Justice of the Peace and JUH" LI"DTu Notary Public. | pr7oRNEY-AT-LAW, 416Broadway, Council Bluffs Dd eeds and mortvages drawn and acknowledge | Will practice in all state and federal courts —————— Bpeaks German Lavgusge. STAR e o) HOWARD & ROBIE, THE KENDALL oS e gy N AN First-class white, nhun rye and Bosten i e ST DR, NAKRES COMPARION, sortment of ples, cakes, bc.. @ 1-16 of & n inch to and fresh, bl uT.'u'?.‘..fi".‘:',fl‘.'L’?‘,':‘..‘.‘}:: 1n use, JOHN STEINER, M. D,, | tisioes poron drowmaing con (Deutscher Arzh.) AR O R S e ROOM 5, EVERT'S BLOCK, o fONGBA‘Rcf hg? i Council Bluffs. Discases of women sad children a spociaity, | KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE = = o = | The Most Buccessful Remed, di ORTON BAmECE | Ui Sanedr v deoy 517 8. bth Street. for buinan aah, | D007 BELOW. Also exceliont We make tho best bresd ln the city, and em- | FROM A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN. ploy o first-class cake baker, specially for cake | 5, WABingtonville, Ohioy oJuns 17, 151 Da. B. J. Kuxoats, and pastry, Wagons run shrough all the stroets, 0 Flold s Bl 2" s Orders salicibed. peedy Horse which had peié |5, vAlable spavin for eightoen monthw, 1 sent to you for o P J, MONTGOMBRY ¥, D.|d e FREE DIsPENSARY EVERY SATURDAY, lcnd for, Uastrated it f proot. Pricedl. Al Dr 1.‘,‘:‘“':: e Rfice In Evertve block, Pearl street. Beal. | Eiliolof Zo0, Dr, Bof, Kendall &”Cor, "R 5. ce 028 Fo b 5 o a0 b e o E’o'Lb BYALL DRUGGISTS. nobly to Lincoln’s 1 for troops. He infused his own patriotio spiri the loyal men of Iowa, He is among the few “‘war governor” that survive, Then he was in the United State sen- ate when ‘‘reconstruction” measures demanded statesmanship to handle them, and by his wlse counsels and able addresses won the applause of even southern democrats, When in the meridian of senatorial greatness, President A, Garfiold called him to the cabinet. To the regret of the people of Towa he resigned his seat 1n the senate, and when Mr. Arthnr be- | NOTIOE TO OONTRACTORS, came chief magistrate and Mr, Kirk- wood's retirement seemed probable, the legislature of the state seemed de- termined to return him to the senate. Nothing but his positive refusal pre- o 5] vemed it, 88 he had promised not to r. Kirkwood ueyer betrays a friend. We welcome the retired statesman among us, where he has lived as a cit- izen for many years, respected by al We know not his wishes, but hope that he will consent to serve the coun- try, if called to any position, —~ Good Deal of an He! "Eah is bittin' very good this win- ter,” observed a Newton man to the cashier,as he fished around in his poc- ket for'a marriage notice and paid the expense of insertion, ‘Catch many?” asked the cashier, checking the notice. “‘Doin’ pretty well, pretty well,” re- plied the old man, fiawhsd one the other day which was considerable eel. Ye see I went to the crick in the mornin’ and cut a hole in the ice, and Pf.d the fuook. In about & min. ute I knowed I had a bite, and I went From New York to Atnwerp and for him., When I got ten ynrdl of him out I began— *‘Got whnt pd demnndad the cashier, “Ten yards of him. Lo see, I couldn’t tell how big he was going to be, 80 1 just ,mu.dil- head over my shoulder and streked for home, onl a mile. Then I followed along !mci to the hole, and he wasn't all out yet.” How big was he?” asked the cash- ior, with round eyes was standing hair, ‘Hold on till T tell yo. ThenI takes another grip on to him. Well, sir, I traveled between the house and and the hole all day long, and when I got him all out he made & coil on my farm a quarter of a mile in diametor and _four hundred yards high, Fact, sir, I toll yo he was considerable cel.” {What kind of a bait do you gener- ally use for that size of col!” asked the oashier mr\,n\honlly “Whisky,” roplied the Newton man, *‘Tused three pints of whisky on that eel. I)ranl it the night ln) fore, you know,” The result of which was that his . [marriage notice went in the death column, and the cashier sat and chew- his nails all day. Across the Garden Wall, Grateful Women, None receive so much benefit, and none are 8o profoundly grateful and show such an interest in recommend- ing Hop Bitters as women. It is the only remedy peculiarly adapted to the many ills the sex is almost universally subject to. Chills and fover, indiges- tion or deranged liver, conatant or pe- riodical sick headaches, weakness in the back or kidneys,pain in the shoul. ders and different parts of the body, a foeling of lassitude or despondency, all are readily removed by these bit- ters.—[Courant. Nebraska Land Agen DAVIS & SNYDER, 608 Farnham 8t., + .+« om-n Nebra FHOO, OO w PR Mgy by 8 ale. Groad Bargaing (o dmoroved farms, and city property. a ¥.LDAVIS! WENSTER SNYDER Tand Crm's T . EASTWAHD muoxfunx“ CHICAGO, PEORIA, ST. LOUIS, MILWAUKEE. DETROIT, NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK,BOSTON, And all Poluts East and South-East. THE LINE COMPRISES Noarly 4,000 miles. Solid Smoth Steel Trac All connections are iade in UNION DEPOT! It has_a National Repntation as being tl Great Through Car Line, and I uoiversly Conceded to ba the FINEST EQUIPPED. Rai road in the world for all classes Of travel, Try it andyou will fnd traveling @ Inxury inatoad of & discomfort, Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line for sale at all offices in the West. 'All information about Eated of Fare, Bleeping Car Acoemwodations, Time Tables, &c., will be chertally glvun by spplyining to i Vatrat & Gon Hauager, Chioago. PERCIVAL LOWI (o "Agt. Chicago, W. J. DAVENPORT, Gen. A onnell i1, P. DUELL, T aun. An[gumm morn-ed 1y EXCURSION! —T0— EUROPE, Arranged by Haraugarl Maen- nerchor., CNLY $90, in the Cabin for jRound Trip, Return, &2 LoavirgiNew York Juno 10, 1882, on the the new and splendid Mail Steamor Belgenla 44 Koturn tickets good one year on s steamer of the Ked Star Line, &7 Railroad F&I’e from Antwerp to Paris, Unly $1. Ticki P!olpac\ul and all Information Oniyte be had from M. &. R. BURGHEIM, Booksellers, 484 Vine 8treet, Cincinnatti, O, The Cincinnatti hflnruzul Manner- chor. apl-mie-ev sat-4t oppose the Hon. J, F. Wilson—and | of Omans, 8 of June 80, 1886, structions o bldd formatien will be’ aho postmaste tutPestuaster Genoral Take *BLACK-DRAUGHT ” and you l” never he bilions MAIL LETTINGS., POSTOPVICE DHPARTMENT WABKIXGTON, D, s partmen I 8 A) o, 1883 for careying Yol of the Uniead b n mcesenger and transfer route in the 7 A T, A* Howm, Postuaster Geueral, Marlsmbe evBatél. FAST TIME! In golog East take the (hicago & Northwest- mazxx (] waw. ~ Tralus loave Omahs lwy Ageut, 14th and Faruham . P Hallwiy Depal, or ab ik amx ‘b v A W ":’l “WINE OF CARDUI i clear compi Dormer Windows, Finials, Specht's Patent Metalic Sky- WM. E., TILTON, Vico-Prosident, Cummics, Wyoming BRACKET SHELVING. TR USTEES: Orestings, Balustrades, Verandas,|Office and Smux lity_& Paclfiu 3t Jue& Couneil Blmts St e et 24©© MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE 70 ST, PAUL, MINNEAPOL1S andupts andall potata o Noriharn low Minnesots and Da||y PassengerTra"qs plet noon. . TEN HOURS IN ADVANOE OF ANviora AGLOANES noc X sy Remembr In ot the Sloux Clty Boute AXyy MR “ricket Agent, Emp]nyment Agent I 't & Thi Train, 0 ortesf ne, v e Gulckoat o and 3 Gomfortablo Kide in the 7. :DAvANpORY, Gensssl s lhlonlhvl 'nrs_between 01d Bores, BOILS, Ski_n IF YOU doubs, come to seo us and WE WILL b CURE YOUR Iuhup nelhhu{!l Write for NEW YORK, ned 10+ culars nnd coj little Book “‘Mossage chanisel ehtont 1 noloul.h . Em” gufl-fin( NEr. vOUS DEBIL TY brenchmechao! uh.mnrlvy 0t A n.mon;nl':.lr; Yl ot O b wt s MANUFACTURING 00| e B e | | WILKIE, Um: each ovd-r Mlvlfl by us for six balll, w MANUFACTURER OF il d th ur. B:ANUFA:‘TUREI:E OPH " nmml:ud"l"xllu d.all:n,!‘“‘ :‘2’"'0 “:np P A P z B B o x B s lante " 0t Ject oy R, Bicker ravaing. Wing | "% Gonda, b tork i Wiciesitod | £18 and 230 8, 14th Bt. 3 = o ————] DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS. flans u HOTELS, PROPRIETORS) TOWNE"* TRADR o MARK' ARLINGTON, J. Q. MeINTIRE, Lincoln, Nek, BARATOGA HOTEL, J. 8. 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SOLDBY ALL DRUGOISTS ANDDEALERS TEE JELM MOUNT AIN A.VOGELER & CO. Balkime : SLTIL.V HR Proprietor, oMAHA, - - - NEB| Mining and Mlllmg Company 1213 Harney Street, —MANUFACTURERS OF— | oiing copitann Lo 300,000, l! || l! N IB e Y e R RPN CRaA in frd p thc B llm.ggg. G Voolaflilles UN STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON ASSEBSA.BLE ! Mines Located in BRAMEL MINING DISTRIOT, OFEIOCEIRS: TIN. fR[]N E SLATE RUDFINGI DR, J. I, THOMAS, President, Cumiins, Wyoming, light. E. N. HARWOOD, Secrotary, Cammins, Wyoming, "Patent Ad|ustable Rllch-t Bar and A, G. LUNN, Treasurer, Cummins, Wyoming. om the, [en"ll State Agent for the above e of goo Br J. I. Thomne, Louls Miller W. 8. Bramel. A. G. Dunn, IRON FENOCING. E.N. Harwood, Francls Leavens, Geo. H, Falos. Lowls Zolman, b Dr. J. C. Watkios. Bank Rallings, Window and Cellar 002mofm __ GEO. W. KENDALL, Authorized Agent for Salo of Block: Bov 440 Omaha Neb, uards; also ROPOSALS FOR 'ml lxms'mumluN SHNERAL AGENE 1880. SHORT LINE. 880, Peeraon and Hlill Patent Inlld- Ellnd. Omcl or G Exencas, t 0 mm m lul-d pfl:ponll will Morud"d.:‘ t.lu of e l-i hflnk sewer 728 foet foot brick sewer “ 128 of 53 feed MIIL a zard TB.E sxowx OITY BOUTB u = mv Siroot botwadn 10th and 17th, and ‘on twoun ‘Tiard and. Nicholas, beiween 17th sod Runa a Solid Traln 1hrough trom irect Lin A ms i iotn With all necesary Oouncil Blufls to 8t. Panl D n&gfl \ Lo u'. Iampe-hol s.:nd m‘a':-huh:';‘"n'»‘, -:'E-:: Without Ohange Time, Only 17 Houra From Omaha and the West, ce. pre 8 | tarnished by tho it or. Bias will also Alltralng leave B, & M. Dopot, Omaha: Neb. 77 | pofreddvery Hht & m’nnmsz ofa :’.‘...:1. out- ey T btaang (ke uaRies audsGatiogLos aon No change of cars betwoen Omaba and he, wonls, | a1} cmbr OOUNOIL BELUFF8 % Dt o ons beiwosa g\um aad |m"“.‘:.l"| ”“'}.‘Z‘é’;‘é{‘,u‘;‘g‘ llo-':','”:':‘f... i eers office, Work DULUTH OR BIEMARCK Thig line 1s equipped with tho improved mado monthly in cash warrants, 16 per cent to Dako fo Alr-brnko aud Mille bo roserved until final completfon, and aceept: Fiattons Goupior and Bufter: and 1or EASTERN AND WESTERN CITIES with LES8 | Uo0%or'ob Ul finnl complotion, and acooptc BPEED, SBAFRETY AND COMFORT OUARGES and IN fl’,}”‘““ ot ALT, bids to boaccompanied: by tho siguature of pro-, posed surctios who will 1 event of ding of s ungurpassed, Pullioan Palace Slooping Car 19_squipped with Pallman's | contract enter into bonds of the city for exeou- "'"‘mu“g o, via Gounell Biuts’ aad P‘n"fil:;l':rfl'nz"g: aihod ay Conch it vlon ot the work fn the v of 830,000 paa Oty and 88, Pau, via Salane Slee lorm and’ Coupler, aud the + L. C, Jnwerr, g X 2w City Clerk. s loave Union Pacifle Transfor Zouw Weat! m‘““h".“!ng"‘* R VIAANEAY y ufls, ot 7:36 p. m. daily on arrival of Kansa E o T s wal) : Joseph uid ‘countil Bluss tran lrnm S et and Bo Todls, Rurling at ioux '%I.:. o it o wntemone| D, NO LT E n.h- ‘Now Union Dopot a4 K8 pawss, h NAILROAD Railroad Outfit on Short Notice. A, INCIL BLUFFS AND 8T. PAUL. o v tho aioos | PJLES] PILESI PILES] 8 WATTLES, .m BucEANAN | A Sure Cure Found at Lastl —lflTH ST. NEAR FARNAM. Superintendent. Gen'l Pass. Agent, P, N, Ass't Gen'l Pass, Ag't., "15, TAX NOTICE, . ROBINBON, A Gen'l Paa. Agh, m‘ nucm.‘?o‘l}lla.m’u-mll. Llnl and msctt omes, 1 JV.B. DAVIS, Bouthwettar Al e ban vomedy) culed De. Wil s 18, 1882, Tndian Otbament. A single box has cured the By Bpocial Ordipanco No, 202 pased Ly tho clt worst chronic cases of 25 or B0years standing. No | “eouncilof the city of Omaha, on ,q,,] 4th 1884 ono need sufor five minutes atter applylug 8hi b 2 ypecial tax for the constriiotion and & umi wrondartul soothing medicine, Lotlon, Instru | o sowers in sewer district No. 3 in t ments lectuaries do more harm than good, | of Omahajwas levied and asscased against the Willia ‘- H m-m. Y8 | following doscribed real estate to-wi the Intense itching, culaaly at night after| 411'lote and parts of lota in block umbered getting warm in bed,) acts luwul'-lu. gives In- | 15 £ 141 inolusive; also ou lote 8 and 4 in Siant and painloss refler, mww ly for | 139 ‘and all | ulote s aad ¢ 1n blosk Dllegy 1 of the private parts, and fo t O ;M lots and blooks Ing ol arnam and Harne: fiead what sho Hon. 3. M. Cofoberry ot Glere holod ot Y d says abous Dr. Willlam's Indian Pile O Th able to the Clty Treasurer on lh"l usod scores of Plles cures o i or bofore May Ofh 1682, after whilh date aMlor Sasure bo sy tha) Ihave oor 'W“’ Sliy'of Vonper cants will bo sidod, Yogother with lnvihlfl ich gave medlato an Interest at the rate of one per cent. per ‘month, T D Wi’ ndian, QUMD payable I advance, TEUMAN BUCK, Tormis by all drugglste or matled on recelph CisY, Troasuser.. o o 05w, | ARTIFIGIAL LIMIBS. Ouvluln 2, Omo. ¥or salo by C. I Goodman. Something NEW n any stage Catarrh, ECZEMA, 4 Fimples, On‘lodmdh'lavlv Genins Rewarded; Tho Story of tha SowingMach A handsoma littlo pamphlet, blue and gold cove with numerous cagravings, will be or any 5xzmd£s o [BLMOIBTY ‘wisnewnayy pue VINI0d0s smo OM A HA Dr. Craw= GIVEN AWAY {ord, ot Gove- hvlfl 0., ‘lhu to any wault persn calling fo ik 3 old, fpopular, or sub-office JThe Sluger M umzu lu(unn A ang i Dt e wil bo sent by mall, post paid, 0 5 AL Any person living st & distauce trom our offices. ° Artificial ' 3 MAVERN, ARK,, Ma) e i m{uy:uudw_ .:’.. et | Tho Singer Manufacturing Co,, McCaxuox W MoRRY. | 1 4 cipal Office, 34 Union Square, Meh18 d&wW | Of thot latest impmwl lan, Miss e Unfortunste here he is Ly [OR BT ARLAR BROUR DCHANT, O 3 sei L sesriptie. 58 ibs, Prosident. Vice Prea't. | Dr E.C and_suj W. 5. Duisting, Boc, and Troas, A ot Jros e M“lf;: Pn.h“ nch P! THE NEBRASKA |itirs s BT e R g s Ealulohs bromstur O1d 100 Bouth 14k Bie Ok Nab. id on receipt of Lincoln, Neb, By et ol bokos 1 oaro suy Gase. Rotall ‘Agont, Omiab, Nob,' Ordors by mall o) | gpynyr A KA = = DITIES- _________m Va7 ot mv'v‘: m'pm-m to «Io Job work and manuf OLEVES BROS, _ | SHASmadriliu Gas Addres all orders ez | ARGHITEOTS. [Eus Bt e "°fl:'..l,e.. al’.?flm S he%, harp, e Price of Sumall sse, $1.00, UNDERTAKER| ***“isimeinrom. S it naan. Publie Bnlldlnl