Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 2, 1883, Page 3

A combination of Pro toride of Iron, Peruvsan Lia 7 REV. J.L TOWNER, Indusic sAys:— I consider it a most_exocellent remedy for 7 the debilitated vital forces. "/BLUOD 3 mlmtlve ud TR Oct, 2, 1882, EDEY THE DR. HARTER Ml:mcm!: NE CO., 2193, KAIN 07, 6T, L0VIS, Jhas. Shwerlck 1206. 1208 AND 1210 FARNAM ST. -URNITURE Mirrors, Bedding, Feathers, AND EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO THE "URNITUREQ UPHOLSTERY TRADE, OMAHA NEB. i A. M. CLARK, Painter&Paper Hanger SIGN WRITER & DECARATOR. L ALK & RETAIL WALL PAPER'! Window Shades' aud Curtains, UORNICES CURTAIN POLES AND FIXTURES, Paints, Qils & Brushes, & 107 South 14th Btreot AHA., - - . NEBRASK2 BERQUIST BROTHERS, MANUFAOTURERS OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES ALTD BICPRESS VWA G ONS. opairing in all Bmurhaa A 8 AT HA, N e fingln Brsauh Luadmg Shut Guns, frum 85 to m Donblo Breach Loading Shot Guns, sla frum to § 76, Muzzlo Loading Shot Guns, from $6 to §25. Fishing Tackl , Base Balls and all Kinds of Fanoy Boods, Full Stouk ut Show Dasan Alws.vu [ Hami. [ name, Imporr ed and Ke Wes* Cigars, 2 la.rge live of Meer +cnaum and Wood Pipes 2nd everything required in a first-Class Cigar, Tobacco aud Notion Siore. Cigars from $15.00 per 1,000 upwards. Send for Price List and Samples. "WILLIAM SNYDER, MANUFACTURER OF ¢ CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ANID FROPAIR VW.ACHODTS. Firs-Olass ‘Paining and Trimming, Bepairing Promptly Done 1218 Farney, or. 14th, € Omaban Nebh DIRECTORY #F Lmn.uu' HOTEL®, PI\’).[‘I\ ( ETORS ARLINGTON, J. Q. MoIRTIRE, WEATHERLY HOUSE, A. Q. WEATIIERLY, REYNOLDS HOUSE, ©. 0. REYNC'.DS, BARATOUA HOTEL, J. 8. BTELLINIU3 MARGH HOUSE, E.MANS, OCOMMERGIAL HOTEL! JOHN HANNAN HALL HOUBE, AW gHALL CITY HOTE! OHENEY 4JOLARK, COMMERGIAL HOTE ., J.Q. MEAD§ QGRAND OENTRAL £.18EYMOUR, MIBBOURI PAJIFIO HOTEL, P, L. THORP, COMMERCIAL HOUBL | A, C. CAARPER, GREENWOOD HOUSE, W. MAYFIELD, COMMEROIAL HOUSE, €, GTOREY. ENO'S HOTEL, E. L ENO, EXOMANGE HOTEL, 0. B. HASKHEY, METROPOLITAN HOTEL, FRANK LOVELL, MORGAN HOUBE, E. L. GRUZS, BUMMIT HOUBE, BWAN & BLOKER HOUBTON HOUSE, QFO, CALPH, REYNOLDS HOUBE, 0. M. REYNOLDS, WALKER HOUBE, D. H. WALKER, OOMMESOIAL HOTEL, 6. BURQESS, OITY HOTEL, DIA, LLIAME, PARK HOUSE, MR3, M. L. QUMM IS, NEBRASKA HOTEL, J)IL, AVERY, MEROHANTS HOTEL Q. W, BURK, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, — PARKS HOTEL, F. M. PARK, OOMMERQ AL HOTEL, HENRY wWiLLp, BAGNELL. HOUSE, OHAS. BAGNELL, DOMMEROIAL HOUBE, WM, LUTTON, JUDKINE HOUBE, FRANK WILKINEON, BALL HOUGE, M. H, PERRY, OOMMERCIAL HOUSE B, F, BTEARNS, WOODS8 HOUGE, et NORF WAI&W i& AURORA Hi 10ZI! J‘OI “ %fl var )‘.NTML N""- CSTER HOU! mm«:v qu e ESTER W HOTEL TOWNF Lincatn, Neky Manring, towa, | Coon Rapldr, owa.§ Miiford, Neb, BROWNBVILLE Neb Stromsbury e Loulavillo Elair, No Ne'igh, Neb NobraskaCity iNeh Weoping Waton,N Hurdy, Neb, Qreenwaod, Hah Olarinde, towe Eromont, Neb? Ashiand, Neb Aikineon, Nec Quide Rood, N, Atlantle, Ir, ,Audubon, a, Noola, iy Harlan la, Corning, la, Stanton, Burlingion Junatier, & fianchard, la 8henradoah s, Dayld Ulty, Neb Oglloge Jprings, la Vililven, le. Muivern, la, d4 Qrove,ila Cglebelt, i s, Nob, Mar. "mo Mo o, AV -, L. OH. v L7 Y - Dow Cita J1a A P 1 ww oxn*wu. ‘l* 1A, Harmon & Kesles, Prog, | AJWON HOUSE, \ 'I‘HE ')\IL\ The Machine Mr.:m_r:m‘s in Full Diast ub Lincoln, Tho Railroad Lobby for the Ronde That are Out of Politics Absut Made up Correspondence of The Bee, Liscows, Neb., December 31, —The itol ol'y was not neas as lively lus iht as had been expocted, No moro than twenty five members ont | o' thel have arrived. The three candidates for spealer are on the ground, but no one pretends te guess who will bo the lucky man. All of them express thomselves as anti-monopolists, although they weve all elected on what was known as the rallrond ticket, and it is not improba- ble that there will be snother Rich- mond in the field, The raliroads ap- pear to be satisfied with either of the three men named, and, as Senator Reynolds, of Butler, srys, whatever the railroads are satisied with the anti-mouopolists nan aTord to d stiust, Gov. Batler, Gen, Connor and Cap- tain Ashby arc on the groand looking after the rasin chence, und each is sup poeed to have quite a following. The correspondent of the Chicago T'ribune, after locking over the field, comes to the conelusion that Gen. Conner will be the chofes «f the anti-monopolists, and it is a conceded faot that the two railroads will at some stage of the game conter upon Gon, Manderson as the availuble man for the United States senate, Candidates for the different offices in the houso and senate ave plentiful, but a very large proportion of them easier to pet seventeen votes than fitty-one. The secretary of state evi- dently owes the newapaper ren of the state & grudge, as the accommoda- tions for reportitg in either branch of tho legislature are very limited. Hero- tofore each reporter has been allowed u desk, but this time, although he has put down carpets couiing a thousand dollars each, he ha3 deoided to put only one table in each house for the uge of the reporters, Tho ealoun keepers are not feeling very iubilant just now. Some timo ago the city council passed a law comm- business at 10 o'clock p. m. A few weeks since a case was taken to the supreme court to test the constitu- tionallty of the ordinance, and the court has jusc decided that the law was good, sud it i3 quite probable that An eort will be made by the tempex- ance people to have it rizidly enforced duving the eession of the legislature, In looking over the list of members five classes. s follows: Railroad re- publicane, railroad democrats, anti- monopoly republicaie, anti-monopoly democrais, and straight out anti-mon- opolints. Tho ruiwoads claim that they have a working majority on joint bal- lot, but in coming to this conclusion they ccunt the delegation from York county, Clay county, and the delega- tlon from Nemaha county. The real faot of the case is they will hardly got a vote out of the lot, The railroad rooaters would like to dab themselves “stalwarts,” indicating that they be- lovg Lo the original 306 of the Chlcago convention, and each oune of them, about forty tn number together with the rallroad lobby imagine that they are entitled to a little medal, but they are nov stalwarts, and none but thomselves will ever honor them with such a They are railrcad men, and if they behave themeslves and favor all logialation that thelr masters require they will receive their reward in the 8, otc., to aay nothi board bills aud railros passes Lo the mountaing, Hon, E, E. Brown, a railroad sens tor from Lancaster, as origlusted o scheme to organizs the senate, Il wants the anti-monops, repablicans and democrais to selest & man for each of the committees and each fac- tion to have a share of the chair- manships, Ii is evident to all that this gentleman is desirous of obtaining an important chairmanship, probably the chairmanship of the committeo on public lands and buildings, and ho is fearful that bo will not succeed with- out doubling ieams In some mannar, aud as ho imagineathat the team 1s Itublo to be made up betweon the anti- wonops and democrats, ko prefers a threo horse team rasher thau a double one, snd o horse bohind, Most poo- ple think that Brown s speaking the sontiments of Bous Stout in thie re- 1 This Is undoubte. good on the part of the ralleoad gors, but it & gravd come down They «ar to do this in the Senate, knowine that they have no chance, but will they do an well in the liwl[a, waere thay cousider they are strong enoagh to (;rgdmls Dariog tho seasion of the Legisluture the Lin- colt: headque-torn of Tag Be will be in Church’s block, imn.ediately oppo- site of the opers lLouse, where the rionds of the payer are Invited to I Qi course the railroads have gore out of politica, They sald that they had, and the fact that every other man you meet is a railroad lobbiest should not be taken in'o sccount, In this caso words apesk louder than action, As & matter of fact they ere paylng about & handved dollars per day for Lotel bills in this city jost for fun sna to he!p the Lo.els cut. There is hard- ly & meraber that will not find himse!f flanked on vhe right andleft with from two to ten railroad men anxlous to tell him how to vote, end tha beauty of the thing will be that they will ail pro- fess to be tho fiuest kind of enti- monops. LIST OF mrm Remaining in Postoffice during the wesk ending December 30, 1562, GENTLIMEN, FuuaJ L Boug,er F Bnumnnr J Bauer K EN Bru'n J@G Browo W A Conpelly I Crawford H{ E Cochrace A Cole J W Clever Clisttield L, Carbinrt § Oletens T N Ocnuell J Cartis J B prefor to work fcr the senats, proba- [} bly because they imagine that it ia | pelling them to ciosé their places of |* a porson naturaily divides them into |l BEE---()\I Devero ( Dinswore O B 1 Elsworih W H Firth J Frot W H Fi Ford W B tireen C O Gans G G Gillara W Houvley P Huvety C Hampton H E Hopsto H Heffley G Howey R 1 Hrowy F X Hale W G Heas Hwsd AV Killoran J Kaiser J Kelly J Komewicier H Leony ' 1 Larsen J Lorenkeise C O Loucks J Lunverwitz 8 Moran C ¥ Marks T Montgomery P Merrill 88 Madden 1* Maguire E M Meyer F A Mill, B McDaniels O Nachu'gall J Nielson N K Olsen R Privdle L D Pinnell L R Pakieser O Puite W Phelan J Robertsen W Robson D W Kaney 1 A Reloy. “«.‘ 1L Reed J W Shine M F 3chleytern © O Sandera J Stepuey T H Slioka ¢ Schaoiter H A Lige Lyon J (¢ Long J ¥ Lieurance 8 Matlock A Mit hell 8 Mitchell G Mullin W Mason O ¥ Mad der I¥ Maples ¥ McKeon P Motinnis A Nialvon H C Own Q O'Ceunor J Parker D Pinvell L Peck W Payton J Ryan M Rowso D H Rauslaw F Rus ell 1 Reync'ds B P Riley Rnhlumn JA uge f Quwyer § 56 e Sanders H Shlrp TJ ']"’I lun J-2 'lhnlku B Wolf J Williane N A West C B Ward J Wollburg W LADIES, Allen H Baker Miss O Colfey Mrs A J Chavoan Mis L Casten Miss M Chrosswan Mis A Kunkin M, L De Aviacy Mrs O Danies Miss M E Fied MriC Freo Miss O Garnor Miss L (. baon Mis WV E aton Miss T hunezml Mrs O Johnson Miss 8 Kain Mra M Loe Miss 1, Lindburg Miss B Mauger Mrs A Miller Mrs C I3 Mathews MraJ Proston My i V Payue Miss M Rejdo A Riloy Miss K Rome Mrs 1, H Rown Mies 8 B Strobeck Miss M Scheperd Mies M Swauson Miass M Trude Mrs A rt Mies ¥ s Postmaster. Whitehead L Watson 8 Whijze W A A] lcn Mrs L Broadbes 1 Mirs B Clark Mr A M Campbell 8 D Ciark M 4 8 Clarke 2 . 1. H Dant Mrs O G Davies Miss ), Elletto Miss J Ferrett] Mys Granath Miss H erdet Miss N igor Mrs A Hogahoom Mus P Jobnston Mrs L J Janeson M Loudham Miss A Lindblom Miss A Lockweod Miss A Mikles M.s 1, Motealf Miss M Needham Miss L Fobinson Mrs M J Rowiue Mrs J B Shields Mrs M Sarpen Mrs H Sapp Mrs D Strong Mrs C « Willinws M Weik Wilcox Mrs AL _ Wil THos. F. HaL Not un alcoholal sverave, but a trae and rellablo faiily remedy is Brown's Iron Bitters. e Sowing Wild Cats How many waste their time and re- sources in foolish experiments with nasty, worthless medicines that can never do them a whit of good. If you are eick and want_help, get s repuiable remedy of eatablished merit, The ecurative virtues of Burdcak Blood Bitters have never been questionod Kor an enfeebled circulation or a week stomach they aro aplendid, ds ' -_-Jm.w been quickly Foiiovod, timo J. E, BERGEN ST.AF T AND FANGY GROCERIES, ____N. W. Cor. 16th atd Cuming § McOARTHY & BUBKE, Undertakers, 418 14TH BT,, BET. FARNAM AND DOUGLAS M. HORWICH & OO.. DEALER 1 JARY 2 JEMIS’ AND READY FOR'DELIVERY Four Feet Wide BY Seven Feet Long, LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE MAP OF THE CITY EVER PUBLISHED, Compiled under direction of An- drew Rosewater, City Engineer, And Examined and Compared by George Smith, County Surveyor Thereby making it the OFFICIAL MAP ' OF THE OITY. Over 8ix Months work upon It at s Cost of abont §1,600, CONTAINS EVERY NEW ADDITION laid ent up to this date, Also all Paper Stock, Woolen Bags, Iron AND METALS, Highost Prices Poid. Shipments from the country solicited. liemittanceo Ouana |” Prompily mads, Nun tlSlll)N Gen‘l [nsnrmnne Agaut 1'0“.‘“‘ fll’llm’ ?’xw . fec G0, 55,204,004,0 e 1,000,600, s 1,576,000,0 1,200,000,0 G.\ YEO'I.B- ENVEX T EY . MANUFAUTURER OF Silver Plated WINDOW SASH Door Plates Engraved b OIM No. 600 N. 7th ¢ Louls, Mo 4L AT - EUROPEAN HOTEL. Tho arally locsted hmu-u-u.r. Boou s 152, §1.00, §1.50 64 6200 par N il irons comasbind Wite 110 ‘ ERURST, Prop. Garaer Fourth sod Locuel Btseets, LU DECD. public and private buildings of note photographed thereon. Shows all New Bailway and Depot trounds. All properiy shown and desoribed within helf & walle south and west of elty limite, und all within one mile north of north boundary of city. .| Fully Mounted, d ored, Varnishod. And Cloth Bucks, PRICE §7 EACH. PUBLISHRD 1Y P. Bemis Real Estate Agency, iuuulu-mu. In Mot Weather ith Fine Toa, In Cold Woather Mix with Hot Water, Aud Lemonade (vhen Gonvenien.) to Tho “HUB PUNCR” ia of eiperior o meets with warked popalat favor as a heal and palatable drink. Tt 1% prepar . withgreat ea terfals, and will ho to the choice th from the best ma whle addit id good nature it rightly en. o3, Cluba, Hotels, Excursions, Picnica and Yachting Parties Pro- nounce Hub Punch Unrivalied dec supphied at Monufacturer's A, McNamuara, Omaha, Fanilies d by A, H. Gladstone, Omuha, Neb, WESTERN Mrs J. G, Roberison, Pitteure, P t rom goneral debilify, 43ub o ape atioi, ete., 80 thati "o was n ure ter using Burdook Bleod Bitters 1 folt hete 1 canaot prawe your Bitters an wuTorin: do ter than tor years, 100 wuch, R Ciobe, of Buffalo, N. Y., writes: ‘Your urdock Bloe - Bitters, In chroitfo diseusos of the ood Jiver aac Kidtieys, have been signall macked with sucosss, That e tised them wnyvelt \ita best results, for torpidity of theliver, And in caeo of a friend of mine suffering frcm dropay, the effoct waa marvelous.” Bruce Turner, Rocheter, N. Y.,(writes: *T have boan subfect to serious disord tho _kidno and unable to attend to_ buiness; Burdock Bl Ritters relioved me hefore hal! feo! sonfidens that the wil antirely Avon'tn Hall, Binghampton, N 1 wuffered with & duli pait. throu, Tofh lung and shoulder, Lost my apirits, nm\mh and eolor, and conld with ditficults keep up all Tool your Rurdock Rlood Dittora ag die cd, ant Rave folt 10 pain tince Aret weok af- g them,” 0ah Baiew, Flmirs, N, Y., writos: “Abony four yearnago That anatiaeh of filionns fover, And tully rocovered, My digestiva organe , and 1 wouid be completely trated fo. . After uslng two bottlea of your Burdosk Bload Bitters toet pesvoment. ws vieible that I was astonished. 1 can now, though 61 yours of age, dc a lalr and 1ewsonal fo days, work, C. Blacket Roblnson, ropelotor of The Canade Prosbyterian, Toronts, t., writes: ‘For yoars CORNICE WORKS! 0. SPECHT, Propriotor. 1213 Harney §t, - Owuha, Nob, MANUFPACTURKRS OF Falvanized Iron DORMER WI.NDOWG, FINIALS, Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, Speoht’s Patont Motalic Skylight Paisut Adjusted Ratshel Ear and Bracket Shelving. Iam the general agent for the above line of gooda. RO Orestings, b l:‘u"u;n’:'."d' anvmiT Aa-:un-x-- F. 'L, Bommers & Qo's CELEBRATED GRAGKERS JUM AND NOVELTILB Wholesale Mannfacturing CONFEGTIONERS AND DEALERS IN Fruits, Nuts and Cigars, IS 14th St. OMHA 3 wyeriio and FIRL N O Ta WL BT ~—FOR CHICAGO, PEORKI L suffored gréatly from of used your Burdock Blood iters with htgp rosults, and T now Gnd meell In bolter health Ahan for yerrn past,” Mrs. Walluce, Biffale N, ¥, writes: ““I have usod Burdock Rlood Bittars for m‘r\‘nnl and bl ous 1 adashes, and can recorunend it 40 anyone oqu g acure for billiousness. a Ira Mullnclland, Al'a Y, writest “For wevoral vars 1 Exve et frim clt-recue: ring billious’ heada and come Ylulnh poculiae to wox. ince using Surdock Biood Bitters T am onbirely relioves Price 81.00 ver Buttie; Tria Bottles 10 Ots FORTKR, MILBORN, & Uo., Props, BUFFALO, N, Y. Jot! a1 wholomle by Tah & HoMahon and 0. fa 87 sl To Nervous sutferers THE GREAT SUROPEAN REMKDY, J. B, fimpron'a Lpecifio IID X CIRBRY w1 atorhea, Bemium seraes rolting Logsy 2 S, ALl dioeases st lead ¥ Jeurring noadrche. I Dr. 5 wasly grave pecifie 6, 01,00 per pagkage, o 'Mdm.".u orde o . BIMBON ED Nua. 104 and 10 lnm 8t T 15 Oma ? R A3 Bohl ESSENCE OF LIFE. FOr0 ) AND Youx9, Macs Axp Pusaue. It i & sure, prompt and effectnl remeds for digestion, Dyspep-ia, Intermittess M of A‘(pe‘fl.» Netvotly Dabllity I st on Weak Memory, Loss of Brain fi Weaknoss and general Low of Power, nervous waste, roju.unates the faded ll& strenghthons the enfecbled brain. and. surpris ng toue and vigor fo unumuu nw, - Tho oxperience of thousands bo & invaluable reme u or six for 8. For ...1.”.‘& all an-R;‘.k "'!h P sew”\.b:,'—if‘if' B Box $4ED" 7 krl’"o"c;"’)n STEINHARTY SUPPOSITORIE - 1 Tho Great Popular Remody for Piles, L. | Surecure for Blind, Bleeding & 1 ching Piles And o'l forms of Hemorrholdal Tumors, Thso Srrosmovies act direstly upen the ats of the ersely, aind by thoir asteingent ntly y tho blood feom the swollen 10 by naking the coats of tho veins revent the r refilling hence n radl. s sure to foll.w . Price, 78 hox. Vo »n:lll all, (l or sent b nail on et price, by Fin 1 adion. humme. 718 Olive St. F? Tonis 8T. LOUIS, ‘MILWAUKEE. DRIROIT, T, NTAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK,BO3TON, And all Poluts East and®@outh-Est, THE LINE COMPRIB!S Noarly 4,000 miles. Bolid Smooth Eteo) Trask 1l onmestions are male In UNION” DEPOT) ual Lopntatlon " ae buiog the rm "Through Oar L ine, and 1 wniversally cd to be the FINEST EQUIPPED Rall world fer all clangos of travel, ou will nd trayeling & luxury scomfo Through Ticketa wlo af sl officcs in Al L i Colebratad Lino for Faro, mr'h i ion, &, wi nlmrlml) T.u’ BoTTen 34 Vieo-Pees't &5 G PEHG:VAL[ (i p Lafts, I'LI!LL Hekor 1A, omahs wasad 1y ESTAULISHED 1566, HIDE EPRING ATTACHMAN I—NOT PATENT A. J. SIMPSON. LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY 1499 sud 1411 Dodge Strert, sug 7-me Gia Onasa, Nes (RN O 5. EIED. Bu lBs Hysoiuths Taklus, Oroouss. Andwic her I asirated Go Hiram Sibley & Co., BELOMEN, St leating, ¢ aiv MO .ll“i".p 5 o You wirl vel G ired ) you Hop 8’ e : GRAY'S BPECIFIO MEDICLNE TRAGY MA Tho Gre:v 4 K g v, | o A0 SAARK iy. Anua- talling ovre for Buniual Wonkuos £ p v ioibo riica, Imac wy,auhu Disoduoritnt l\‘“lll' \snce. vlm BHSHETAUA o TR v tuds, Patn fn (o Pack, Dinade ot rantiire Oid Avv, and sy ofhey i i o Insanity oF Consuviphion scd Freme Lare Grave. 1 e ioulars 1 oy N wo de-ire to & A 1 TLF GLAY 'flnml“u?z‘ow' Bukino, N, _wevoat ¥ mpamsflhggl.g EEREUME, Murray & Lanman’s FLORIDA WATER, Res! for TOILET, BATH ind HANDKERCHIEF,