Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 18, 1882, Page 2

g i 4 1] i THE DAILY BEE--FRIDAY, AT wUST 18 188, OCCIDENTAL JOITINGS. DAKOTA. The Methodists of Deadwood will build L temple, A Methodist church will be built in Plankinton this fall. The Catholic church now building at (i rafton, Pembina county, will be ready for consecration August 20th, The Co'umbia mil dam h away, Quicksand below the was the cause of the mischief. The city finmnees of Bismarck are in atich a prosperous condition that a move is on foot to exempt homesteads from city taxes, Dr. Cole, dentit, was whipped by a brakeman on this road some time go nd Iast week the railroad company paid him £5,000 for his insult, ~Anrora Advoo: The Valley Uity Record says the w Jo n Black, give birth to a child on Thu day ast which weighed eighteen pound:. The child and its mother sre doing well. A. W. Merrick has retired from the Deadwood Pionesr. Mr, Merrick bron the first newapaper outfit into the I Hill in the spring of 1876, and ix ne first number of that paper (weekly) in June of that year, washed [oundation WYOMING. A copper smelter is to be erected nt Hartvilie. Mre, Fzra Floming, of Laramie, has been taken to the Linc i insane asylum. Prof, G. F. Bailey, late of the Nebraska university, has been commissioned territo- rinl geologist. John C. Friend, oditor_of the Rawlins Jonrna!, andMies Lrah Welch were mar- ried on the 9th. Over $1,600 have been subscribed to erect a Catholic church at Lander, in the Wind River country. The Cheyenne sensation of the 11th was an attempt of rape b avillian on a 9-year- ol girl, He was canght, and will proba- bly spend a few years in the penitentiary. Tom Riley, in jail at Laramie, was covered recently trying to cut his shackles with a saw wade from a steel spring. Where the spring cane from is unknown, This is the third_ time Riley has tried to eacape. Dr. Graff, of Omaha, and Professor Aughey, state geologist of Nebraska, have been inspec ing and surveying the great oil basing north of Rawlius rome twelve miles. Thesn basing are four in number, being cilled Beaver, Seminoe. Kattlesnake and Sweetw ter. Prf Aughey states that from 10,000 to 50,000 barrels of oil per day could be got from them with proper development, and the supply is ractically inexhsustable, The oil, while t resembies the nineral oil of Pennsyl- Vania, is far more valuable, OOLORADO. The strike of the Denver operators ended last week *by the strikers returning to work, Holske, cook in acampnesr Colorado Springs, sick and tired of the wor d, lay across the Rio Grande track aud let a train cut him in halves, Myron A. Root, a Deaver business man, narrowly éscaped being murdered by an agsassin on the 9, The villain fired two shots, the second taking effect in Root's breast. At Lougmont. on the 11th, the personal property uf the Denver, Western & Pacifis railroad wag sold. T, J. Milner bid it off for Sidney Dillon,, The pricei« no known, and it is the general impression that the Union Pacific folks were afraid rome per- ®on would find vut that there was a sale. UTAH. The Salt Lake Kunights of Pythias had a grand time at Ogien on the 9ch, One thousand dollars reward is offered for recovery of the body of a man recently drowned in Salt Lake. The Tribune says there is mo truth in the report that the Riv Grande road will be built to Ogden. The Salt Luke Tribune hasa long and circumstantial account of the recent marri- age of Territorial Auditor Clayt n toa second wife This man was warried and had one child, Ab ut eight mon hs ago he became infatusted with the young wid- ow of Ernest Youns, a son of Brigham This pa-sion increa ed until he grew to absent himself for whole days from home. A dowmestio ¢ isis s0m occurred. e de- clared that he must be “sesled” to the widow to s.ve her from future puni-hment, His logal wife n tural y objected and he left her. Since then he has been sealed in du form and is & polygamist, but still re- tains his offi e, His desert:d wife has re. cently given birth to snother child, and is reported to be in great distress of mind over his cruel abandonment, 1DAHO, 1t is #aid that the Wood river branch of the Oregon Short Line will be cowplet.d to Hailey October lst. MONTANA, Tudinu girls supply the Missouls marke witn huckleberries, A Benton man claims to have discover- ed tho skeleton of some amphibious animal (ullf 40 feot Lomg, The story has a deci- dedly (shy odor. A half-breed stole a horse in Benton lnst week and sol near towa, and the next night went and st lo it again and restored it to the rightiul owner, A late visitor of the Caster battle flold says that the monument, of very poor comme to chip and that s e of the nwmes of the failen heroes have becowe ubliteratod, A good deal of coarse gold has been found on the bar just below the m mth of Bear guich, on the Y ellwaton 5 to the supposition that rich plu may be found there, A Frencoman out at Highland isthought tobe orazy, Some time since ho was e cord for his lot of 1,00 ald only get a bid of s k0 incenred bun that since commenced w burn it up and T day eveuing histbovtine could by plainly seen from Butte. Ho i evid ntly crazy The atage on tho Tongue river route was stopped last week shor: distunce 1eyond Billings, border ruffiau stepped” o frow bis coucealment hehind some bushies aud covered the driver withu revolyor, But Hauk Monk, the driver, touched the leaders and wavi oit, The robber fired tive shot ho fist ab t hit one of the pole horees, nnd another shattered » :poke in one of the hind whe«ls. The other three did no damogs, A m lsanda halt distant the cap of wome fregoiers was reached, and & iresh horse touk the place of the wound:d animal, OREGON. Three pris ners in the county jail at Jackson oacaped on the Gth ‘T'wo were Indlnn,a' murderers and the other was a boy. They dug their way out with & poiuted wire, An emigr.nt train conveying about three bundred people from Kausss, Nebraska Towa wre exvecied at Wals Walla inside of two weeks, They left their old bomes intending to setule in vastern Wash- ington, Marian Stubblegeld, of Walla Walla, has this season threshed one field of reventy- five acres of wheat which gave a total pro. duct of 8,875 bushels, or 45 bush:ls acre. This field is on the foot . mountains, . L. L MeArthur, judge of the Fifth district court, has tendered hi fgnatim to Gov. Thayer, totat e vlace § temter 1st, J. H. Reed, of Pendleto and A, 8, Bennett, of T'ae Dalles, are can didates for the vacanoy. Mr. Villard has lately bought the coal mines at Wilkeson und will put o large force of miners at work uh:f out bitum- E20us coal by tbe huoddlhe of tous & day and sendiog it by rail to New I ecoma for shipment. Tecoma is becoming a formid- able rival to Beattle. The salmon fislfing season on the Col. that the catch this season is less than that of last season, Dmirg the season two canneries burn d; thirty-four were in speration throughout the entire 1ime of the salmen ron, It is thought that thirty.nine canneries will be operated next year, OALIFORNIA. The new opera house of Stockton was opened on the Sth for inspection. The contract for building & seven-story flour ruill at Stockton has just been given. The Independent says that this mill will be able to grind all the wheat that is now sent away trom Stockton, and_that it will valuable addition to the industries of the city. NEVADA. The Winnemucca Silver State tolls how Jose Erquiga and Juan Aldmis came to Humboldt connty dir et from Spain in 1870 and went to work herding sheep at 830 A month a . Inn few years they were able to buy flocks of their own, Last week they sold out_their sheep aud range for 818,000 and lefe for the iz native and, where they have o ban k acconnt of jonsand dollars, which they had sent home when they sold their wool last year an | the year tefore that, They in. 4 to return next gpring if they succeed in getting married. NEW MEXICO, Sheldon offers & reward of t of Francisco Trujillo, yvernor ) for the arre wrderer of Daniel King in Colfax county in 1878, Tt is waid that o secret wocicty is heing organizad in Grant county and the adja- cent teritury of A , for the pur- pose of “wiping out” the San Carlos reser- tion 1t in reported that Bob Ingersoll's fa mous Ivannos mine has been sold toa wenlthy English ¢ mpany, and that work of development wili commence immedi- ately. Hon, Tranquilina Luua, precent efficient delegate to congie-s, will be renominated on the first ballot in the republican con- v tion at Albuquerque, New Mexico flashes up well at the Den. ver exposition, although not near her en- tire exhibition has reached there. Com- pared with Colorado, her ores are far ahead, esvecially in_copper, and are at- tracting a great deal of attention among g men, eastern miu The Eyil Effoots of the War Over= April 16, 1881, } H. H. Wanser & Co.: Sirs—The privations of the war imposed upon me what physicians call *‘chronie” diarrho:a, Your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is the only medicine that ever did e any good. ldd-1w Seri W. Hornstep, PAWNEE COUNTY NEWS Correspondence of Tux Ban, Pawxes Crry, Aug. 15 —Crops of all kinds are better and /arger thun ever, ospecially politicians and visit- ing atatesmen. Peaches are so plentiful that they will command 20 cents per bushoel, Our new opora house will be open- od about September 5th, Our county normal is now in ses- sion and largely attended by pretty echool ma‘ams, whereat our county superindondant is greatly elated be- cuuno he is & woman suffrage man, Ex chancellor Faisfield of university fame lectured betore a very limited audienoe here Inst week, his subject “Egyptian pyramids ' nor his fine ab- ilivies as a talker inducep our people to come out, Church Howe, the ‘“‘granger states man,” *‘temperance retormer,” ‘‘rail- road capper,” and candidate for ‘con- gress in the Fust district, was in town last week buying cattle, as he alleges. We only know of one or two purchases he made and both instauces they were political stays and were useloss. Mr. Howe found that the peoplo liked him, but vainly preferred some other man to represent them, Table Rock has no brass band and the good people have to do their own blowing. ‘ A caceless drug clerk presoribed tincture of veratrum virides instead of valerian for Mra. G. F. Morey, who touk the medicine and soon dis- covered the mismake from its effects. A physician was summoned, a stomach pump prceured and a druy cleck dis- charged on short notice, whereby a huwman life was saved and none in future will be endungered. DMra, Morey soon recovered, Woman's rights lunatics are still on the warpath in this county raising the question why their Creator did not make them as other wen and alleging that by voting for the amendmoent this fall all dofocts in the constitution of the United Siatea and the incongru- onvies of sex will be remedied, Mr, McMasters, president of the White Liko lumber compauy in No braska, and W, P. Henry, our grain buyer, buve each fiue residences un der way, which will by an ornament 0 our city when completed, Hona Juckson and Liun, Pawnee's ablo representatives in the late legis- lature, are bewny urgod agein by their wany fricuds to wheel into line for ro-election this fall, No representa. tivee over rflected more credit ou thewr constitupnts, and their re-elec tion would by the forerunner of a vig- orous legisly polivoy on the part of the Pawnee delegation, The Pawoee Banner is tho latest move of & journuiistio or literary chur- acter that has developed itself ‘in our ci.y. Itisanoatsix column quarto, jammed full of live locals and effective editoriale, and is destined to become vha leading paper of Southeastern Ne- braska. A brick kiln within the suburban limits of our eity is the latest addition to our industrice, Owing to the exorbitant prices of hogs in this market, we suggest that some of our hoggwh politicians be turned into market and sold for the benefit of their constitusnts, Thoere might be something realized from the dirty fat at least, Last Thursday, as William Bruce was loading oats in the field, and as the load was about ready to go to the stock yard, it gave way and fell to the right, while he fell on the loft fore wheel of the wagon, causing death in about 20 houra. It is supoosed that, as the young man was sfflicted with heart disease, his death was hastened by this accident. On Saturday his body was forwarded to Illinois, where his friends reside. The scene of this sad accident was flve miles southeast of Pawnee City, on Theo, Dart's farm, Pawnses Onick, E———— Popularity. Thowas' Erecrgio Oi has obtained great popularity, frow its intrinsic value s a reli.ble wodicine, in curing hoarse- ness, and all irritations of the throat, dis. eases of the chest, etc, For these it is an incomparable pulmonic, d 1w P T umbin closed last week, Tt is estinfated THRE ISTHMUS CANAL. What Has Been Done and What Is Being Done by the Engineers. San Fran:isco Chronicle Operations in connection with the projected Panama Canal have for some time past been principally directed to the completion of the surveys along the line of the canal. This work, though prosecuted with all possible dispatch, has met with considerable vexatious delay in endeavoring to ma- terially reduc: the excavations after the central line of the canal shall be determined, With this end i view, the regular engineer corps has been divided into exploring parties, each having its designated locality for a field of operations. The instructions invariably received are to ascertain the topography of the country along the main line of the canal as at present de- cided upon, note carcfully the differ- ent acclivities encountered in the im- mediate vicinity and their adaptability for stations. On the conclusion of these researches a roport is submitted to the Executive Board at Panama, and by the comparison which is inati tuted a line is resched as a basis for future operations, Under the direc- tion of Pedro Soss, a prominent Columbian engineer, excellent results have been arrived at, so that the ex- cavations orizinally proposed have been materially reduced THE CENTRAL LINE. In an Interview with Jeronimo Ossn, a member of the engineer corps in Panama, and who arrived in this city by the last steamer, it was ascer- ned that the surveying had been finished, and that attention is now concentrated upon determining the canter of the canal. The route of the canal has already been cleared of trees, and with the above exception everything is in readiness for the ex- cavation to eommencs In fact, acon- tract has already been given to exca- vate a distance of eight miles, from Colon to Garum, and it is expected that work will be commenced on No- vember 1sl. As nas been previously noticed in The Chronicle, the machin- ery to be used in this work is in pro- cess of construction, some of it await- ing shipment from this city to New York. DAMMING THE CHAGRES, The most important labor, that of erecting a dam at Gamboa on the Chagres river, engrosses the attention of the engineers, Over sixty kilome- tors of the river have been explored and its sfiluents and currents siudied. In another direction tracks have been laid for the purpoke of carrying the excavated earth and stones to the pro posed site of the dam, while along the whole route of the canal, from Colon to Panama, stations have been esab- lished. A large number of warehouses have also been built, A commodious hospital has been constructed upon an eminenco in Panama for the beneit of tho canal company's employes and placed under the direction of compe- tent physicians. An additional con- tract to that cited above has heen given forthe cxcavation of 87,000 cubic meters at Obispo, where a largs warehouse will be built, as well as ad ditional shops to those already erected It is now detinitely settled that the canal will be completed within the time originally assigned. Passing from the recent develop- ments, Senor Osea stated that business in Panama, under the influence of the general activity along the line of the canal, had largely increased, and that the laboring classes experienced no lack of employment. Liver, Kidney and Bright's Disease. A modicine thai destroys the germ or cause of Bright’s Dice we, Diabates, Kidney and Liver Complaints, and has power to root them out of the system, is above all price. Such a medicine is Hop Bitters, and positive proof of thia can be found by one trial, or by asking your neighbors, who have been cured by it. s PLAIN TRUTHS The blood is the foundation of life, it circulates through every part of the body, and unless it is pure and rich, good health i impossible. If disease has cntered the system the on/y sure and quick way to drive it out is to puify and cirich the blood, These simple facts are well known, and the hi medical authorities agree that noking but iron will restore the blood fo its natural condition; and also that all the iron preparations hitherto made blacken the teeth, cause head- ache, and are otherwise injurious, BrowN's [RoN Brrreks will thor- ughly and quickly assimilate with the blood, purifying and strengthen- and thus drive discase from any part of the system, and it will not blacken the teeth, cause head- ache or constipation, and is posi- tively zof injurious, Saved his Child, 17 N, Eutaw St Baltimore, Md, Feb, BB« - Gents i—Upon the ¢ ienda- Hon of a flend T tried, BrOWN'S Tkow Birrins as a tonic and re- storative for my daughter, whom 1 was thoroughly convinced was wasting away with Consumption, Haviog lost three daughters by the terrible discase, under the care of eminent physic was loth to believe that anything could arrest the progress of the discase, but, to myfmu.uwm.,\.cr...em daugh- ter had taken one bottle of Brown's IxoN Birraxs, she began to and now is gulte restored to health, A fifth daughter bega show signs of Consumption, and when the physician was condulted he quickly said “Tonics were re- quired ;" “and when informed that the elder sister was taking BRows's Ixow Brrawxs, responded * that is & good tonle, take it. ‘Avokan Pusirs, BROWN'S IRON BITTERS ¢ ty cures Dyspepsia, Indiy Weakness, and renders the ge atest relief and benefit to persons suffering from such wasting diseases as Con- sumption, Kiduey Cowplaints, ete, Sionx Ciey & Pacine TH B:;;:?:’:YA-::;UTP Runa & folld Tratn Through frov Oouncil Blufis to 8t, Paal Without Change Time, Only 17 Moure 15— LE>CH MILES THE SHORTEE ROUTR mou OOUNOIL BLUFFR 70 #T. PAUL, MINNERAPOLIS Dl 7 OR BISYAROR and all polnse tn Northorn [ows, MiineiLis an Daicots, This 1ino 18 oquipped with the Vo house Autoratic brake and Milie wm Couplor and Hafl A for KPEED, SAFETY AND COMVPOBT e unsurpassed, Puliman Palace Slosping Om run sheough WITHOUT CHANGE between yand St Peul, via Council Biuks fouz Clty Transter a4 Cour Tratng leate Lrion Paci i1y on arrival of Ko affs_ tealn 3 ty 11 n. and at the New Union Dapot ab 54, Pavl ot 19:8 o0n. TEN HOURE (¥ ADVANOE OF ARY OTHR} ROUTY, n 1aking the Sihox you got o T b Traln, The bh the Quickest Timo and & Oomiortabis Through Cars between DLUFFS AND 8T. PAUL Tickets road vis tho S8 Raniem be Buperintendent, A P, B, ROBINSOK, Ast's Oca'l Pass. A, Mimour! V a W E. DAVIS, Bonthwestorn 1880, SHOKT LiKE. 1560 EKANBAS CITY, 3t Joe & Council Bl SR LT PR T Direct Ll}}g 7?12 ;‘?3 LOUIs From Omahaand the Weat, A tratn laave B & M, Depot, Omeha: Nob, <o change o care betvoon Oniaha rad ba, 131 ‘And by ono botwoen OMABA & NEW_YORK i 5 X I 4 Daily Passenger Trains AnacmTe Al CAETERN AND WESTHAN CITIES with LES» QHARGES and 1N ADVARCE of ALL, GTHER LINRR entire line 18 equipped with ollman ealaco Sleoplng Cars, Palaco Day Coachics, Mil er' Piatlora and Coupler, sud tho celebratec noaes Alr-brak &4 Roo thai you sicked romds VIA nANSa: CITY, 8T, JOBEPL & COUNCIL BLUYFS Ba road, via Bt Joseph and 4. Loute, Tickoets for snla ot all coupon atations Ia b J. ¥, BARNARD, C. DAWES, Gon. Supk., 88, Joseph, Me) 4 Gan Pass. and Tickeh Agt., S8, Josoph, Mo AnpY Boapw, Ticket Age=:, 1020 Farnham si.eef, W, J.DAVENPORT, u--(»)- " A PERFUME. ffurray & Larman’s ;LORIDA WATER Best for TOILET, BATH and } ANDKERCHIEF. e T TERERIEY GRAY’S SPECIFIC MEDICINE Eng] edy. Anun- fafling oure for Seminal Woakness, Spormator- rhes, [mpot- ency, andall Diseascathat follow ns a BEFLRE TARINQ. scquence of AFTER TARING, Solf-Abuso: ns Loss of Memory, Universal Lassi in in tho Back, Dimness of Vision, Pre matire Od Age, and many othor Diseases that toad to Tnanaity or Consumption and & Prema- ture Grave, & Full particulars in our pamvhlet, which we desire to send free Iv mail to overy one, £& Tho Specifl Medicino 18 sold by all druggiate ot 81 per package, or 6 packagos for 86, or will be kent freo by mail on ree 1p of the money, by addrvssing THEGRAY {EDICINE CO. Buftalo, N. Y. ocime-edd To Nervous Sutterers THE QREAT EURGPEAN REMEDY, Jr, J. B, Simpson's Specific T/ R XY BT X y L or Side, and dlseases v e that load to 5, 81,00 per package, or vix pack roas 411 orierd 80 3, BIAHON M| NE CG, 104 and 108 \,5‘ «lo, N. Y. 8ol 1n Omaka by C, ¥ J.K, Ish, and all, drogi HEAR THE WITNESSES. Mary shrink frowm pu li ity in connection with 8.8, 8., but we are permitted to refer t the fol- Towing persons who bave kuown and wiznesed its won sorful « fects: Wo have kn wn “Swiit's hundreds of most ohstina’ lood Poison- fug, Mercuria Bh umatem, Scrof ls, soro, vozonn, Cat reh e, wid do co sciéntiously testify thatic met wi h'th most pert nal uccess, effec ed radica and porm in evory © $o without & single exoe tion. tugh L Denvard, Geo, ¥ Kl 1, Jobn G, Brown, Goo., W. 8iglsan, Wi, Brauson, Jobn H. Mo James D, harp, Moore J. W, Wimberly, W. D Uierce, herldl, €.'C. Duncan, ‘r, M. Kille D y & Gordon, T, M. Eutyer, rhelift. (1t e aro perso ally & qualuted with the m 0 whoso 8 yna ures appear to o wbove cer- tificat~, hoy are itize & of said county, of the highest respe tability and cnaractor, A, . GILES, Ord nary, Heuston (o, Ga. DI H CULLER, oI’ Sup. Ct. Hou ton Co. Ga. RBelieve 8. 8. “Nothing bu* favorable reports. It gives 8. s aspocite for all Biood Diseascs. universal satisfactlon * G. W, JONES & €O., Memphls, Tenn: 5, 8, 8, ¢ives beiter satisfaction than any- thing we have ever handlod.” JACKS & €O., Heloua, Ark, ““Have never heard & complaint of 8. 8 8. ARTHUR PETER & 00, Lousville, Ky, “§. §. 8, has given entire satisfaction (o every one.” A. B, RICHAKDS, Shermav, Tox, “I have had excellent sale for &, 8. 8. and the results have beon most sa isfa-tory." J. 0. BURGE, Bowli “Our salos of §, §. 8. have been good, and its success p. rle JONES & CAREY, Montgomery, Ala, §. 8, has given entire ‘atistaction to cvery ont” B REUSS, Pads, T xas, 8.8 8. his givon universal eatisfaction.” B. W. FOWERS & €O, Richmond, Va. 000 will be paid o any nnzx}.ln‘fl.u flflfl?‘, o0 analysis of 100 Fottle of 8.8. B., cue particle of Meroury. Lodide of Pok s- frore s, Ga, Prioe of Buall aise, §1.00, Large slso §1.70. ull’;‘ by all Druggists. Burd R 00D Mrs J. G. Robertaon, Pittcourg, Pa., writes: “T waa sullering from general debility, want of ap- petite, constipation, etc., #o that life wasa bur- den; after using Burdock Blood Bitters I felt bot- ter than for years. 1 cannot praise your Bittors too much.” R. Gibbs, of Buflalo, N. Y., writes: “‘Your Burdock Bloe Bitters, in chronlc diseases of the blood, liver aad Kidieys have bven signally marked with sficcess, e nsod myself n t pidity of thel with best results, for t § suffering from dropsy, the effoct was marve ace Turner, Rochester, N. Y. iwrites: - rof the k oss;, Burdock alf a bottle waa used ontirely cure me,” . Asenith Hall, Binghampton, N. Y., writec: 1 guffered with o dull pain threugh my eft lung and shoulder, Lost my wpirits, appetite and color, and conid with difficulty keep up all day. Took your Burdock Blood Ditters as di- rected, and hav ter using them.” felt 10 pain sinoe first week af- Mr. Noah Bates, Elmirs, N, Y., writos: “About tour years ago 1had anattack of hilious fever, and never fully recovered. My digestiv organs were weakened, and 1 would be completely pros- trated for dayn. Alftor using two bottics of your Burdock Blood Bitters thei mprovement was so vi-iblo that 1 was astonished. - 1 can iow, though 61 years of age, do s fair and reasonablo day's work, ©. Blacket Robinson, proprietor of The Canada Proshyterian, Toronto, Ont., writes: *For vears 1 suffered greatly from oft-recurring headache, I used yeur Burdock Blood Bitters with happlest results, and 1 now find mvaelf in bottor health than for years past.” Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, N. ¥, writes: I have used Burdock Hlood Bitfors for herveus and bil- fous headarhes, and can recommend it to anyono requiring a cure for billiousness. ' Mrs. I Mullnolland, Albany, N. ¥, wrltes: “For several years I kave suflered frem it recur- ring billious headaches, dyspepsia, and com- laints peculiar to my sox. Sinco using your urdock Blood Bitters 1 am entirely relioved.” Price, 81.00 per Bottle; Tria Bottles 10 Ots FOSTER, HILBURN, & Co., Props, BUFFALO. N. Y. Bold at wholesale by Ish & Mchlahon and . ¥, Goodman. e 97 cod-me Disease {8 an effect, not a cause. Its origin is within; its manifestations without. + ence, to cure the disease the cAUSE must bo removed, and "5!!“,60“'" :l’y \;n a core ever 'e effected, NER’'S nlfila? Y R 8 ostablished on just this TORR CHREY SULEAONAR ciple. tha! 96 Per Cent. ofall diseases arize from deranged kidneys an liver, and it_strikes at once st the root of the difficulty. The eleme’ ta of whichit is composed act directly upon (hese great organs, both as 00D a1 d RRSTORER, and, by placivg’ them ina Lealthy, conditicn, drive disease and pain from the system. For the innumerable troub es caused by un- healthy Kidneys, Liver and Uri: zans; for the distrewing Disordersof Wome: Malaria, an_ physical derangements generally, this great rem: dy has no equal, Biware of impostors, im- ‘(n"tlmlj_nlndu?nnuncllnnn said to_be just as good. “or Dinbetes, s for VY 4 SAFE D}ABEFE CURE. ‘or sale by all dealers, H. H.- WARNER & 0O. me, Rocbester N. 1o Brear knglish Remedy Nover falls to cure Nervous Debility, Vi- tal Exhausti mis- eions, Semin nesson, LOST L. {HOOD, and all the lovil elfucts of youth- tops porma weakening, ry loss s and pan the sys- ) 1o ro- i sult o h I‘rnw‘ tices, which a7é s destruetive to mind and body and mwake life miserab) to insani- ty and de Vs, Brain, (memory( nd Repro: ductive Org+ns, functiens thefr’ former vizor and vitaity, ma “ing lifo cheerful and enjoyable. P hottlo, or four timea the quinticy S10, expross, socure {rom obscrvation, to any 2 on recelptof price. No. O, 0. D, sent, except on receipt of 81 as & guarato Letters ro- Guesting suswera must inclose st 3 Dr, Mintie's Dandelion Pills are &} best and che ia and billioun curo fn th markct, ugiists. Prico 0 centa, Di Mivriw's Ky Rexoy, N 100M, Cures sl kind of Kidnoy and bladder compleinte, gonorrhea, gloet and.icucorrhea, For esie by all daugg sts: ¥1a botlle. ENGLISH 718 Olive ¥t., St For #ale in Omaha by DICAL INBT Louis, do, C. F. GOODMAN, N, T g N L Hop Bittere Whuover ¥ whenover 3ou feel Cuf aystom Clreuler Hoehesior X X 40N BTABLER, NROMB SOHAMP, President, Vice Fres't. W. 8. DRisiike, Sec. and Tross THE NEBRASKA MANUFACTURING GO Lincoin, Nab MANUFACTURERS OF Corn Planters, Hrrrows. Farm Rollers Sulky Hay Rakes, Buckel Kievating Windmills, & We propared to do Job work and maoutac g e partics, ddess & orders E N EBRASKA MANUFACTURING 0O Lincolo. Ne W,B, MILLARD. ¥ B, JOHNSON MILLARD & JOHNSON, Storage, Commission and Wholesale Fruits. 1111 FARNHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED Agents for Peck & Bauehers Lard, and Wilber Mills Flour OMAHA, - - - NEB REFERENCES : OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE. JOHNSON & CO,, TOOTLE MAUL & CO. J.T.BROW N & CO WHOLESALE DRY GOODS NOTIONS, Boots and Shoes. OMAHA, - - - - - NEB C. F. GOODM.ATN, WHOLESALE DEALER TN DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS. Window and Plate Glass. will find 1t to thelr ad £ar Anyone contemplating builaing store, bank, or any other fine vantage to corres ond with s before purchasing their Plate Glass, C. F, GOODMAN, OMAHA - : . - NEB, F.C. MORG AN, WHOLESALE GROCER, * 1218 Farnham St.. Omaha, Nah FOSTER &CRAY. —WHOLESALE— - LUMBER, COAL & LIME, On River Bank, Bet. Farnham and Douglas 8ts., ONILEATEA. - - =~ RIEFEE. P. BOYER JO. ~——DEALERS IN— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO. Fire and Burglar Proo &= A E" IE &S N AULTS, IO CE i C. 1020 Farnham Street, ONIAELA, - -~ - WEDB STEELE, JJHNSON & (0., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN Flour, 8alt, Sugars, Canned Coods, and All Grocers' Supplies. A Full Line of the Best Brands of CIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBAGGO. Agents for BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER (0. HENRY LEHMANN, JOBBER OF [ ] W ALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED. I8 FARNAM 8T. - - OMAHA J. A. WAEKEFIELD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN W0 TNVEC ES JER TR Lath, Shingles, Pickets, 8ASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINCS, LIME, CEMEN FrL.AaSTERER, BTo. MrSTATE AGEN{ FOR MILWAUEEE CEMENT COMPANY) Near Union Pacific Depot, - 3 CMAHAN3 DOUBLE AND SINGILE A07TENG POWER AND HAND B U DNESS ] Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MINING MACHINERY, BELTING, HOSE, BRASS AND Ll}g_uxmul PIPE, STRAM PACKING, AT WHOLESALE AND HALI.AI)AY-VIIHD-MILLS CHURCH'AND SCHOOL BELLS Cor, Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb, | | i