Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 26, 1883, Page 7

e o { ! +ha HARKNESS BRO'S, DRY GOODS & CARPET HOUSE. an‘e the Largest Stock and Cnoicest Patterns of CARPETN! Ever Brougat to the City, and at LOW E IR PRICES than ever offered in this vicinity, DO NWOT FATTL TO CALL AND EXAMINE STOCK BEFORE PURCHASINGC. HARKN ESS BRO'S, 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs. OBICAGO,BURLINGTON & QUINOY RAILROAY. OFFICE OF FREIGHT AGENT, | OMAIA AND COUNCIL BLUFPYS, May 12, '83. T Arrarg ments have been made for the Loading in Chicago Daily Of one or more cars with MERCHANDISE SOLID CONSIGNED TO PARTIE3 IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. These cara w Il come through to destination withus s opplag. Quick tim is theraby issued. Please cries y+u goods via C. B, & Q, K. R, A. B. WEST, _ GENERAL AGENT. PHYSICIAH AND SURGEOH H. RTJONES Douglas Vapor 8toves The best and simpleat in the world, Also for '74 Gasoline Stoves, CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000. “Wedo hereby certify that we supervise the @rrangements for all the Monthly and Semi- Annual Drawings of The Louisiana_State Lot tery Company, and in person manage aud con- trol the Drawings theniselves, and that the same are conducted with honesty,’ fairness, and in good faith toward all parties, ‘and we authorize the company to use this certificate, with fac-sim- iles of our signatures attached, w its advertise- ments.” L Oommissionirs. NPREOEDENTED ATTRAOTIO | OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBLTED, Lonisiana stateL—m.tsry Company. Ircorporated in 1808 for 25 years by the legla Iature for Educational snd_ Charitablo puposes —with » capital of ,0.0—to which & resorve fund of over §550,00 has since boen wdded. By an overwheiming popular vote ite tranchice was made a part of the present_Stats Constitu- tlon adopted December 2d, A, D , 1873, V80r.nd Elnzie Num or i rawinse will tako place monthly, ¢ never scales or postpones. Lok at the following Distribution: 167th Grand Month y AND THE EXTRAORDINARY BEMI-ANNUAL DPAW- ING At New Orleans Tuesd y. vune 12 1883 Under the personal supervision ami manage- ment of QGen G, T. BEAUREQARD of L ouslsna anc Gsn. JUBAL A, EARLY, of virginia, Oapital Priz3, $1560,000, &9 Notice —Ticets ara Ten Oollar ift s 82, Tenths, LIST OF PRIZES only. 1 Cap'tal Prize of §150,000. 1 Grand Prize of 50000, 1 Grand Prize of 20,000. 2 Large Prizos of 4 Large Prizes of 20 Prizas of 50 100 “ 20 ¢ 60 1 #. L] APPROXIMATION PRIZI 100 Approximation prizes of §200. 100 " (3 100, 0 * (] 5. 2279 Prizes, smounting to.............. Application for rates to clubs should_only be made to the office of the Compuny in New Or. leans, Kor information apply to M. A, DALUPH N Niw Or eads La, or M. A. Dauphin, 607 geventh 8t , Washington, D. O. LOUISIANA STATE LUTTERY CO. B. FRANK MOORE, 137 La Salle Stre:t, Chicago, (Formerly 819 and 212 Broadwey, N. Y ) Now Mausger of Chicago Office. To whom apply for information end tickets. 167th Grand M onthly and th+ £ xtraordinary 8emi-Annual Drawing Tuesday June 12, First Capital Prize 8150,000. 8 279 prizes, mounting to §322,600. Tickets, #10; Halves, 85} hs, 25 Te thy, §1. Sce full schexe ous. The Natural Mineral, KAISER WATER| From Birresborn on the Rhine RECOMMENDED BY THE HIGHEST MEDI- CAL AUTHORITIES, FRED'E HOLLENDER & CO,, Sole agert or the U. 8, and Canals, 115, 117, 110 JElm st., New oK, A%-3m 'SHORT LINE wankee & St. Pani RAILWAY 1s now ronning its FAST EXPRESS TRAINS (HAMA AND COUNCIL 'BLUFFR ~WITH—~ Pullman’s Magnificent Slespers ~AND THE- Finest Dining g_a_rs in the World. IF YOU ARE GOING .EAST 0 CHICAGO"MILWAU EEF, Or to any point{beyond; or IF YOU AHETGOIIIG NORTH ST. PAUL OR MINNEAFOLIS' Take the BEST ROUTE, the Chicago, Milwankes& St, Paul R’y Ticket office locatod in Paxtoa Hote!, ab corner Farnam ano Fourteenthi streets and at U, P. De- pot and st Millard Hotel, Omaba, & Rce Time Tablo (n another column, F. A. NASH, General Avent, 0. H, FOOTE, Ticket Agent, Oraaha, MERRILL, A, V. H. CARPENTER, General Manager. neral Pass. Azent, ¥FORD, 0o Suam. Ago NOTIOE OF PUBLIC SALE. OF LANDS WITHIN THE Otoe and Missouri Reservation JN THE STATES OF MERAEKA AND KAABAS, UNITED STATES LAND OPPICH, Bratxicy, Web , April 30th, 1883, By the d rection of the Hon. Secretars of the nterior, the U, §. Land Othco at Beatrice, in the Stat3 of Nebraska, wili bo opsn on Thursday, the 31st Day of May, 1883, at 10 o’clock, a. m. For the purpose of receiving application to pur- chaso the rematuder of the lands' of the Otoe and Missourl reservation, in the states of Nebraska and Kansas, The lands will be sold only to perions who ehall within three months from the date of their applica‘ions mske a permanent settlement upon tho same, and esch application must be accom- panled by a1 sffidavit ad eviaeace of good fait u this respect The Javds witl b1 80 d to the highest responsi- ble bidder, a3 nct less than the appraised valuo, 11 80 acre tracta, and 1o one person will be al- owed to purchase more than 160 acres, except in cages of feactional excew (oontiguous thereto where tha suryey of township and section lines could not be ma /e §> conform to the beundary linee of the reserration, In which caso the exc se not exoseding 40 acres, nay be adaed to the 160 acres. The terms of sale are as foliows: One quarter In cash, to become due and paya- Dle at the expira: on ot three monshs from the date of filing spplication; one quarer in one yoar; one quarler in tw)' years; one quarteg in hiee years from the date of sale, with interest | at (he rate of 5 per centum per anoum; but in case of default in the frst or cash payment, the pervon thus defaulting sba'l forfeit absolutely his Fluht £0 the tract for s purpose of which be has applied. Ko ads will be sold upon whieh improye- menta aie found belonging to Indians as reported 000 | by the appraiscrs in their scheduie of their ap: pralsment. Tag salo wil bo subject to spproval by the Becretary of the Inter of d w \f be continned from day to day at Boatrice, un‘il the lands aro disposed of. A list of the lands, with the appraised value of each tract, will be found on flle at the district land office ab Beatrlce, H. W. PARKER Register, W, Il SOMERS, Recelver. There has never | heen an instance | n which thisster- | GELEBRATED 9t031 ing invigorant .ntl- febrile med. Pl icine has failed to ward off tne > complaint, when / - taken dufy as o protection’yaing wartia. - Hunt reds of physic- ans bave aban- oned allthe offi- inal spocifics, and now pre: acribe this harm BIfTERS ton'e for chilly wd fove 8 dyspey tetter's Bittersis tho specific you need For sale by all Drugglsta ard Dealers gener- ally. wy 16 m&o eod-&w |DUFRENE& 'MENDELSSHON. ARGHITEGTS! | REMOVED TO | Omaha Natioral Bank Building, rE“HONA ~—**Parts of the human body enlarged, doveloped and strengthened,” etc. \¢ an interesting advertsement lovg run in our | paer. In reply to inquiries we will say that | there a0 evidence ¢f humbug about this On | the contrary, tho advertisers arv very highly lo- dorsed Interested persons may get sealed clr. culars glving all particulars, giving all particy lars, by addressing Erle Modical Cc., P. 0. 618, Buffalo' N. Y ~Toledo Kven -~ ajli-ly A AN a4 Ao COUNCIL BLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOOALNEWS BEATING BATTIN. A Little Further Ligkt on Who struck Him Wiiu a Rock, As stated In yesterday morning's Bee, & man namod Battin, who had bsen at work on Captain Noyes' farm, near Mondamin, was found lging In & box oar, insensiblo and bloody, having recsived a blow, evi- dently from a iarge plece of rock, in the hands of some unknown per- SANS R4 A A At list are the following: Simon Eisemsn . . 60 The Rescne company have & eity lot and about §2(0 avd e 1 understood that there 1s a probabllity of thelrdo nsting that for the enterprise. If so, a ward will probably bo established for {njared and dlsabled firemen, and any orgau'z.tlons or Individuals deslring to have warda for speolal purposes, or spocially named, can doubtless arrange to that effeot. son, Battin was revived enough yestor. day to ba able to talk a little more abcut the sffalr, From hls stato- ment {t appears that he had been drloking some, and foll In company with & tramp, who prevalled on him to take a trip with him to Ill1- nols, 1t belng agreed that thoy would steal a ride in a box car. He told his tramp companion that he had only a Iittle money with him, but this little ovidently proved a soffizlent tempta- tlou for the tramp to ¢ven to comm!t murder, He recalled very little of what occarrod after eutering the car, but it scema to him thathe lay down for a sleep.” Some silver that he had in his right hand pants pooket was stolen, but = five dollar bill which he had In his other pocket escaped the thlef's notice, he probably thinking from the remark made about his having a little money, that the silver was all thero was to get. Whether thero was a struggle, or whether the tramp deliborarely slugged him as he lay aslecp, cannot be told. The rock found {n the car is about the 0123 of a brick, and about as sharp-edged. One of the edges I8 maried with blood, and accounts eaeily for the pecullar character of the ;‘undud on the back of the viotim's esd. PIRSCEg Va *Lydia E, Plnkham'’s great labora- tory, Lynn, Mass,, Is turning out mllifons of packages of her celebrated Compound, which are Felng sent to the four winds, and actually find their way to all lands under the sun and to the remotest confines of modern clvili- zation. —— THE GAMBLING HOUSES. They Don’t Think It Su Easy to Upen the Doors Again. The gambling houses seem shut to- night, and with little prospect of open- ing very soon. The shutting up was duelargely to the gamblera themselves, who got into a quarrel, cuu;'.ug one factlon to try to use the couucll to shut up the partloular games of the other faction. The councll, instead of ehutting oft keno, shat off faro as well, and then tho sports settlod back to see who could stand cold weather the longest, They have now compromised among themselves aud come to o matual underatanding, but the council does not scem disposed to recognize the truce and refuses to allow them to open egaiu; at lesst the police committee, or which Alder- man Wood is chairman, refuses to allow any to open. Tho resolution passed by the coun- oll ordering the city marshal to act under the dlrection of the poilce committee in enforclng vhe ordinance forbidding gambling, is stillin force, and there seems to be no dis position to weaken on it. If there was any disposition to do so it would be very awkward, at least, to attempt it. The councll can hardly have the cheek to publicly re- voke the resolution. The clty mar- shal will hardly risk his neck by allowing gambling to go on; even if he had a sly intimation from the alder- men that such a course weuld be agreeable to them. It looks now as it the councll would have to block the track openly and publioly, or else the doors will be kept shut. Alderman Wood, who is at the front in charge of the matter, will surely not weaken, The gamblers themselves have no idea he will, and hence the future looks rather glam for them, and some have sottled themselves down to the bellef that there will be no more ublic gambling houses in Counctl luffs until there is a new councll, - e —— Karamazoo, MicH , Feb. 2, 1883, I know Hop Bitters will bear rec- ommendation honestly. All who use them confer upon them the highest encomiums, and kive them oredit for meking cures—all the proprletors olaim for them. I have kept them since they were firat offered to the publle, They took high rank from the firat, and maintained it, and are more called for than all others com- bined, 8o long as they keep up their reputation for purity and usefulness, 1 shall continue to recommend them— something I have never before done with any other patent-medicine, J. J. BABCOCK, M. D. HELPING THE HOSPITAL. Bome of Those Who Have Given Money as Well as Words, The proposed plan of establishing & hospital here seems to meot with hearty support from many and should from all, That Coucc!l Biuffs needs such a hospital is apparent. The poor mwan who was found In a box car, bleeding and insensible from the mur- derous assault of some wunknown tramp, Is a case In point, Ho was carried to the police station, tusked into a pen too filthy for any human belng, and there lay on a cot in which vermin abound. The calaboose {8 no fit place, all admlt, and yet that {s the ounly place now, Such inetances are of frequent occarrence and everyone of them should cause the blush to come to all citizans who take aoy pride in Courcll Bluffs' reputa- tion for even decent treatment of the sufforiog and unfortunate. Every. one should take some practical in. terest In the establlshment of a hos. pital, Those who are able should give large sums, but those who are not should remember that the small a.aounts foot up Into largs ones, As roon enough has bsen con- tributed to show that the enterprlso has strong enough hold on the pocket books and hearts of the people to 1o sura ita sucoess, there will ba little diffisulty In getting the additlonal ald needed from oounty, city and rallway companles, —————- A drlver whose name s Joo Glane, When badly frostbitten in Msine, Ovalda’t wear his shoe, S) what did he do? 8t. Jucobs Oil cured his chilblaln, The kxpressmen's Expression. Qouscit BLurrs, May 24, To 8 o Pubile. We the undersigned tzxpayors and oitizens desire to say that we aro ex. pressmen; wo pay city license, and we denounce Prestdent Hart, of the drlv- ing par', for his partial and unnecces- sary discrimination between the ex- pressmen of this olty and Owmeaha hacks ran to accommodate the gam. blers who are 1:.oring the wheel on the fair ground. They are pormitied to go and como for §1 60 por day, when, if we expresswen should do tho same it would cost us $20 per day. We thank Tue Ber and Nooparell for defending our rights and denounce the Morgan Whangdoodle for attempt- Ing to defend Hart and his clique o tholr anwarranted discrimination be- twoen Omaha hacks and our express wagons, John 8, Martin, M. Blackman, 8. Dunn, ‘W, W, Martin, William Lewis, W. H, Walker, John Hawk, Frank Hutchison, And others, George Adams, C, Walker, C. J. Dunn, John Kisel, A, J., Hutchison, How Ohlidren Had “Fun," 0n a summer day they went to play, Down tho roni 10 Deacon Jones' pasture; Lick citmbed the tree, Viclooked 80 gay; The hours were rpent in fun and lau:ntor. That night, tnose youngstera yelled with pain, Yes, the funn) D ck and Victoria; The gripes wero of tha groen apple kind, Batquickiy cured by Castoria. - BOUND TO DIE. Another Victim of the Sulcidal Mania. A fow days ago there wasa report that another msan had hung himeelf near Horn's park, The report seemed 80 hazy that it could not eaeily be traced to apy reliable source, and sano corpso was to bo found, it was thought that it wes an idle romor, growlng, perhaps, out of some one of tho other euicidal oases, the mistake boing iu the loeatlon, It now sppears that the roal cause of the report was the fact that & man did really try to hang him- self, but was discovered aud taken down by his friends before his wind was completoly gone, and now seoms to be sshamed of himself, thongh it {= not at all improbable that he will ogain yleld to eome fresh impulee and mske another at- tempt. The man i3 u teamster, who hae of 1ate had much family trouble, due largely, 1 is olasimad by the fasy of his being given too much to driok. His wife has lately left him, and he had become very despondent, THE Bk a few days ago gave an account of a man applylng at Geandy's drag atore for poison, and on belng press- ed, admitting that he wanted it for sulcidal purposes, Thls proves to be the sume man. Having thus tried to get poison, and then tried the rope, it is not improbable that be will make o third and last attempt. Hlis friends are watching him as closely as poesible, but he may elude thelr vigilance yet, and make a more suc- cesaful play of the fool's part. A Bplendid Remedy for Lung Dis- eases. Dr. Robt, Newton, late President of the electic College of the Oty ot New York, and formerly of Cinoinnati, Ohio, used Da, Wi, Hxuw's Baisas vory extonaivaly in his practice, as mauy of his patients, now living, and restored to health by the use of this invaluable medicine, can lmsly tostify Ho always said that 0 good & remedy ought not to be considered merely 88 & patent wedicide, but that it ought to be prescribed freely by every physician as # toverelgn remedy in all cases of Lung disonses It is & sure cure for Consump-: tion, and has no equ.l for all pectoral com. plaints, e One of the substential institations is the Marriage Fund Mutual Trust Association, of Cedur Rapide, Towa, Logally organ- ized, officered and mansaged by reliable men. Kvery unmorsied person should have a cortifioste in this association, It is a splendil investment., Write fur circu- lars, Good ageuts wanted. The sindergarten. There are many In thls city who have the foollsh Idea that there is nothing at all In the kindergarten sys- tem except mero play for the little follr, making mud ples and pasting pletures, In nearly every case such opinlon Is expreened by peraons who havo nover vigited these schools, much less examined fnto the system, A. B, Keith, ot The Crawford County Bul- letin, lately visitcd Dos Molnes and evidently there became a convert, He s8ye: ‘While in Des Moives duriog the past weelk v e had the plossnce of visiting the lo training s Phrough the v of Supt. Parrish we were sbown he various dep st and_giv- 1 of the henefit of en practic the Kkindergarten sem, Ta other schools whe th old methols are ussd, we hve oy en such marked fevel et of young pupils. Thay ths wapposition thit they are playi 1 rudimentary knowledge iy u usly abacrbed, Mr. Parish is o highly culiivated gent man, acd is vaey enthusisstio over thy poseibilities of the syetem, Public atten. tion has bein directed to the training schonl, sud much interost devaloj ed throuzh a serins of very abls articles in The State Leader from’ the pen of Miss Sweet, of Des Moines, » lady of fine t eots and excellent )iterary attainme NAA A W AAS an Amcng those who have started the PEFN. world of letters, John T, Stewart 8500 g e No, 924 Fourth Streot, South Boston Mass, E. L. Sbogart 4 +800 | Fortunate Mooscops Pron stict tors. | formerly captain in the army, now with De. P J, Montgomery. . ;800 "Iv.f perons rbn caleulato lucky « oments in | the Walworth Manufacturing Company, Dr. D. Mactae e - © 800 | Tt Bhomare buey, proguodioating what & oe- (S wth Boston, writes Aprll 28, 1883; Thon. Officer.. + 800 the combinstion that x N"';g;;,gllw;'_‘ ou: | * Whila living in Cambridgeport my wife J. D, muneon H00 [ in posscssi n of tha 8150000 grard yrize st thy | W ¢ fHlicted with terrible painsin her back Goot . Wright. + 100 | next, the 187th, (June 12, Tuesday) Grand Sem - | A0d sides, accompanied with great weak- Lewis Hsmmer, , 100 [ Anuusl Diawing of the Loulsiana Sta e Lottery [ ness and losa of appetite. She tried many La. Fuglieforma fon in'e application to M 19, LA NEW RAND. It 18 Made Up From the Juveniies and the Oatholic Boye, A now band has beon organizyd, to be called the Counoil Blaffs Harmony Band. It Is composed of members of the well kuown Juvonile band and the Citholic boys' band, and starts out with & memborship numbering 21 Prof, Olker has boen retatued as the teacher and Gus, Covalt as leader; D. Patton, business manager; L Kirsoh®, Jr., an treasurer, and John N. Backley #s dram major. The new band {s one of the largest in the state, and prom- Isea to take rank as one of the best in tho west, Itought to, as it has some fino muslolans among its membuors, Humbuggnd Again. I now 80 much sald about the mer- fts of Hop Bltters, and my wife who wan always dootoring, and never well, teased me 80 urgently to get her somo, I concluded to_be humbugged egain; and I am glad I did, for in leas than two months' use of ' the Bittors, my wifo was cared, and she has romained 80 for elghteen months slnco. I like such humbuggiog.—H, T., St. Paul. ~=Pioncer Press ——— ‘The Stock Buseiness, During the past week the following shipments of stock have been made from the Unlon stock yards: Buckley Bros., 4 oars hogs on “'Q ; J, W, Payne, 2 oars cattle and horses un the U.P.; U.8, Gout, 1 oar horses, C. & N, W.: Strong & Avery, 6 oars ca 5 A, ¥, Swan, 24 cars cattle, O, & N. W, Unknown, 1 car hogs, Milwaukee; A, O. Wyman, 1 oar eattle, Northwestern; Olas & frorieat, 2 oaes catile, Northwestern; I, High, 2 cars cattle, U, I.; Jar. Williams, 8 cars cattle, U, P., to be drove to Dead- wood; B, F, Shawbot, 3 oars cattle, K, O.; W, J, Palmer, 1 car horses, P, There still remains in the A M, Jackson & Co., 11 cars cattie; J. A, Mc. Shane, 1 car cattle; Clay & Forrest, 1 car cattle; Dickey Bros., 5 cars oattle, and G, E Westoott, 1 car cattle. The following are ths receipts: J. A. Payne, 2 cars oattle and 1 car horses; A. MoShane, 1 car cattls; Buckley Br 4 onrs hoga; Strone & Avery, 6 carscattle; A, Hass, 13 cars oattle; James Williams, 8 cars cattle; unknown, 1 oar hozs; A, O. Wymsn 1car cattle; E, Calvin, 1 car ont- lo; Dickey Bron, b oars cartle; B. F. Shawbot, 3 cars cattle; 3 oars cattle; W, J, Palmer, 1 car horses; G, E Waestcott, 1 car horses, "REMEMBER THIS. If you are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature io making you well when all else fails, If you are costive or dyspeptle, or are suffering from any of the numer- ous diseases of the stomach or bowels, it is your own fault if you remain ill, for Hop Bitters are a sovereign remedy in all such complaints, If you are wasting away with any form of Kidney digease, stop tempting Death this momout, and turn fora cure to Hop Bitters, If you are sick with that terrible elekuiess Norvousness, yon will find a “Balm in Gilead” in the use of Hop Bittors, If youn are a frequenter or a resl- of Hop Bitters, who will no doubt achieve eminen e in the dent of a minsmatic district, barricade your system against the scourge of all countries—malaria, epidemie, bilicus and intermittent fevers—by the use If you have rough, plmple or sal- low skin, bad breath, pains and aches, ARMY OFFICER'S TESTIMONY Captain Joseph L. Hayden, residing at w0 oalled remedies without avail, growing rapidly worse when her attention was call- ed to Huut's. Remedy, She purchased a hottle from Lowell's drug store, in Cam. bridgeport, snd after taking the first dose she bogan to feel easier, she could aleep well, and after continuing its use a short time the severe pains in her back and side entirely disappeared, and she is a well woman, Many of our relatives and friends haved used Hunt's Remedy with the most gratilyiog results, I have recommended it many times, and as many times heard the same story, Hunt's Remedy is all that is claimed for it, and a real blessing to all afftictad with kidney or liver trouble,” MADE A MAN OF H.M. Mr C, O, Wheeler, No,23 Austin Street Cambridgs Mase,, makes the following re- markable statement, On April 27, 1888, he Brites as follows; T havebeen troub. led with kidney disease for nearly twent years, Have sufferod at times with terri- ble pains in my ba k and limbe, T used many medicines, but found nothing reach. ed my case until I took Hunt's Remedy, I Rllruhued o bottle of A, P, Gibaon, 630 ' emont Street, Borton, and before I had ured this one hottle I found relief, and con. tinuing its use, my pains and weakness all disappeared, and I foel like a new man, with new life and vigor, Hunt's Remedy did wonder for me, and I have no hesitan- ey in recommending it to all sfilicted with kidney or liver diseass, an I wm positive that by its use they will find ia mediate re. lief. You may use this letter in any way you choose, #o that the people may know of a sure medicine for the cure of all dis. onses of kidneys and liver.” Are acknowledged to be the best by all who have put them to & practical test. ADAPTED TO HARD & SOFT GOAL COKE OR WOOD. \MANUFACTURED BY Buck’s Stove Co., SAINT LOUIS, | PIERCY & BRADFORD, HOLE AGENTS FOR OMAHA BURBEA IDE Fover and Ague Tontc Oordlal...1 00 LI CH'ES STANDARD LIVER PILLS... 2 AMEIRTIOAN DIARRHOE CURE. . 2 VX TEROUSE'S SURE OURE FOR CORNS..... 26 (Warranted or money refunded.) FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Manufactured \)K W. J. Whitehouse, 605 North 6th 8t Om Nob, ap 14-m&o-6m Nebraska Loan & Trust Company HASTINGS, NEB, and fee! miserable gunonll:{, Hop oupitn]l = S e 32501000 Bitters will give you falr skin, rich — blood, and sweetest breath, health and "_‘B,;.B(';EAEHA? r‘x.fc';[‘ ,l.’d’::i‘.?" comfort. In short they cure all diseases of . the stomch, Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's Disease. $500 will be paid for a case they wil not cure or help, That poor, bedridden, Invalld wife, ister mother, or daughter, can be made the ploture of health, by a few bottles of Hop Bitters, costing but a trifle. Will you let them suffer? Real Bstate Transfers. The following real estate tranafors are reported for Tue Bra from the title abstract cffice and loan sgency of J. W.Squire & Co., of this clty: John Hanthorn to O. Kelsey, lot 17 in Hauthora's add to Loveland; $100, Z.and J G sed, 21, 77, 43; 8300, A Coquillard to Lucy Wilson, nejlot 1, block 2, Htutsman's 1st add; $350, James Calinan to Z,and J, Goodwin, wh se} 21, 77, 43; 4 10, 7 . W. and Matilda Jones to Pat Coyle, undh ne} swi 23,77, 44, and of aw} se } 25, 77, 44 and ot wh sw} 23, 77, 44; 8 Jas, Jones te Pat Coyle, und 14, 23 77, 41; 81,260, Smua 2 in the sub-div of O, P, lot 179; 83,000, 15 in Hanthorn's sdd to Loveland; $100, Leander and O, F. Lodge to Daniel Ware, nw} nwj and the wh ne} nwj and swi ow} and wg sed nwl, all in 9,77, 88; $4,800, ielon M. Brady to Daniel Ware, net wel of nw } 9. 77, 38; $1,560, Jeremish Folson to C. se} and se} sw} 10, 77, 43; 13, W. Keosey to Anron 9, block 6, Carson; $100, John Dohany et al to Council Bluffs Waterworks Co., part lot 167, o. p.; $1,500 Agnss Folsom to Counell Bluffs Water. worka Co., lots 19 and 20, klock 5, Glen- dale add; $200, Idary J. Hubbard to Council Biuffs Waterworks Co , lots 15 and 16, block 5, Cowndy, swi 0 "Bussaard, lot ), to Council Bluffs water- wdd, $500, W. 8. Williams to Hattie H, Moore, part lot 3, block 1, Williams' add to Ham. cock, 835, Charles W. Blodgett to Conneil Bluffs waterworks company, lots 14, 17 and 1%, block 5, Glendale add, $350, O, K. & P, rairoad company to M. maedicke, wh nwi 8, 70, 42, $800, Wm. Seidentopf to. E, H. Odell, lot 5, block 19, Hall's add, $25.66 R. Holt Easley et al to (. Autonreith, Lot 7, block 14, Williams' 1st add, $350, David Hanbury to H, G, Van N 5, bloclk 23, Total saler, 86,438 ‘We notice the Marriage Fund Mutual Trust Association, of Cedar Rapids, Towa, highly spoken of by the leading You should secure a certificate apers, once, cations, Write for clrculars and spp'ic 3oodwin to Ole Jenson, whswi , 43; 8400, n'Huvhes to Clars Murphy,sw se} and of awj se} 25, 77, 44 aud of 2. Alley to B, 8, Terwilliger, lot John Hanthurn to W. M. Perking, ot works company, lot 13, I)Iuik 0, Gleadale lot K. 0. WKBSTER, Troasurer P. WEBSTER, Casbier. DIRECTORS, Samuel Alexander Oawald®Ollver, A. L. Olar E. O, Webstor! Geo, H Pratt, Jas. B. Hoartwell, M, McEl Hinney, First Mortgage Loans a Specialt) furnishes permanent Thia Company 4, home toatitution where 8chool Bond sand other legally owusd Munio) be negotial Loans securitle to Nebraska can on the most favorable terms made o 'fl.""" farm in all well settled througb responsible jocal JOHN STABLES, “JEROME BOHAMP, Prosident. Vico Prest, W. 8 DEISHEN, Sec. aud Treas. THE NEBRASKA MANUFACTURING CO Lincoln, Neb. MANUFACURERS OF Corn Planters Harrows. Farm Rollers, Bulky Rakes Bucket tlevatl g Windmils. We are prapared to do job work and manufae- turing for othor partics, Addyoea all ordess to thn NEBRASKA MANUFACTURING 00, Lincoln, Nb. S TR BEFORE — AND — AFTER Electric Appliances are sent on 30 Days' Trial, TO MEN ONLY, YOUNG ORHOLD} HO aro suffering from N LOST VITALITY, Lac OF NEuvie ryur.lerN noteent 3ond at once for 1lustrated 1ot froe VOLTAIG BELT G0., MARSHALL, 1 \ A regular graouaie DR, HENDERSON, [ nenmmo e 606 & 605 Wyandocto 8t.) | v practice—12 KANSAS CITY, MO. . | iv g Authorized by th Chrouic,Nervous enses, Asthma. Ep matisi, Piies, Tape Worm, Urin: ary aod Skin' Discases, BRMINAL WrARNRSs (nlght losses) SuxuAL Dusiurer (loss of sexua) power) Ete, Oures guar. antecd or money returded. Charges low, Thou. sands of cases o No' injurious medicines used No detention from business, All wedi: cines furnished—even to patients st a distance, Cousultation free abd confidentisl—catl f wrise, Age and experience are important. A BOO for both sexes llustrated—and clrcolars of othor things sen o two 3¢ stamps. FREE MUEECN, g0 Whuever yod are 1 ach [ Bowcein, t1o0d, s weriaf Yoo wiil bel . drada. H:ALTH IS WEALTH uw no 7y the use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefuliness, Mental Deprons on, Boftening of the train restiting in wanity and ®esding to misery, aec nd death Premature Uld Age, Barrontoss, Lots cf power in either sex, Tnvolu Losaes and Sperm haa caused by overexortion of the brain, 5o or overindulgence. Each box :on t+in8 one menth's treatm e, $1.00 & box, or six boxes for $5 (0 sont by mail prepaid on r. ceipt of price WE GUARANTEE 81X BOXES. To cure my case. W th each order_recelved b #ix soxas, ascompani-d with 88 00, we will rond thy purchaser our written guarantee to re- tand the money if the trestmend” docs nct effect acu o, Guiranteos issued only by 0. F. GOODMAN. Druggl ¢ Omaha Noh, Dr, Felix Le «ruu's e PREVENTIVE AND CURE FOR EITHER SEX. This remedy being fnjec of the disease, requires no seous, morcurlal or polsosous, medicines to b taken' internally. When usod AS A PREVENTIVE by cither tex,it is impossib'e to contract any pri- vate alsea ¢; but in yhe cue of thess alreacy UNFORTUNATELY AFFLICTED we guarantee f boxes to caro or wo w Il refuna the woney. Price by mail, postage paid, 82 p.r box, cr 8 boxes for §6. Written Buarantees Issued by all authorized agen's. DR. FELIX LE BRUN & CO,, Sole Props. F. Goodma-, Diugins', Bols Agent, for' Neb, ma e awly m&vwly directly to the seat nge of diet or nau- [ Omahg WIFT'S SPECIFTO CURES SOROFULA, WIFT'S SPECIFIC OURES ULCERS., WIFT'S SPECIFIO s CURES CATARRH, SWIFT'S SPECIFIO CURES SORE SWIFT'S SPECIFIC COURES BOILs SWIFT'S SPECIFIC CURES ERUPTION WIFT'S SPECIFIO OURES ECZEMA, SWIFT'S SPECIFIC OURES RHEUMATISM, O WIFT'S SPECIFLO (V) REMOVES ALL TAINT. SWIFT'S SPECIFIC IS THE GREAT BLOOD REMEDY OF THE AGE. Write for full particulars to SWIFT SPECIFIC 00., Atlanta,Ba. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, 81 to 81.75 ver Bottle 617 5t Charles 8t. ST. fos S i ment of OHRONIO, NERYOUS, BEIN AND BLOOD Diseasos than any nthnE‘kylluhn in 8Y, Loula s cty papare show and all old residents know, Consultation free and invied, ~When 1t s {nconvenient o visit the city for trestment, medicines can be sent by mall or expross every. where, Curable cases guarantoed; whero dou oxiota 1t 1s frankly sdated. Ol of write, Nervous prostration, Debility, Mental and Physioal Weakness, Mercurial other affections of Throat, Skin and Bones Blood Impurities and Blood Poisoning, Bkin Aflections, Old Sores and Uloers, Impediments to Marriaze, Rheumatism, Piles. _Bpeoial attention to_oases from over.workedbeain, SURGICAL OASES reoeive specialittention, Diseases arialn, from Imprudence, Kxcesses, Indulzences MR e S GOXIDEL. L "k, b7y and cure. Bealed for 250 postags of stambe. ESSENCE OF LIFE, For OLD AND YOUNG, MALR AND FrMALE, It 18 o sure, prompt and effectual remeds or digestion la, Intermittent Fevers, Wang rvous Debility in all its 8 , Loas of Brain bower, Prostrations keneral Loss of Power. It re Bervous waste, rejuvenates the faded intelleck, stranghthons the_ entecblod. brain and restore surprising tono and vigor to the exhausted ope ans. The experience of thousands proves it 4o bo an_ invalusble remedy. Price, $1,00 & bottle orsix or 8. For salo by all druggists, or senf securo from obsorvation on receipt of price: by .Stwlm.— F. 0. Box 2460 B¢ wis Mo. 1453 p i DOCTOR STEINHARTY SUPPOSITORIE: | The Great Popular Remody for Plles. Bure cure for Blind, Bleeding & Itching P Aud all forms of Hemorrholdal Tumory, Theso Surrosrronixs act directly upon coats of the Blood Vessels, and by thelr astring efecta gently forco the blood trom the s tumors, and by making the costs of the v strong, prevent their refilling, and hence & radie cal cure is e to follow their use. Pfim‘ cents & box, For sale by al d) OF sent mall on recelpt of pri; En Tslolive R Esig