Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 31, 1883, Page 5

] HOE YOUR OWN ROW, Young man. In planting your erops do not depend | on relations or friends for help as they will surely | want & hand in at hatyest time, and you will be like. ¥ to get little or no credit in the event of & big yield Hoe yourown row hard. There may not be much | money in the business, but you are certain to win & fine reputation for industry and earnest effort | Above all, keep well, young man. 1t you are whining with dyspepsia, blue with billiousness, or de- | | bilitated by & weak liver, the girls won't want you, | woclety will shun you, the business men will overlook you, depend upon it. The use of that most exeellent | medieine, Burdock Blood Bitters, will assure you | comfort, strength and capacity for labor, Burdock | Blood Bitters purify the circulation, tone the stom ach, and build up the entire organism. advertised o cure everything; they have their spe. | They are not | cinlties like good lawyer, doctor, or mechanic, and do work well. Some of the testimen s would convince the most skeptical of their effciericy and usefulness. Hereis one: J. M. Might use, N. Y., writes: *When I first commenced nsing Bur dock Blood Bitters 1 was troubled with fluttering. | and palpitation of the heart. 1 felt weak and lan | guid, with & numbness of the limbs; my heart has not troubled me and the numbing | is il gone. received by since using, The Secret of the universal success of Brown'’s Iron Bitters is sim- ply this: It is the best Iron preparation ever made; is compounded on thoroughly scientific, chemical and medicinal principles, and | does just what is claimed for it—no more and no less, By thorough and rapid | assimilation with' the blood, it reaches every part of the system, healing, purifying and strengthening. Com- mencing at the foundation it builds up and restores lost health—in no other way can lasting benefit be obt:uncd, 79 Dearborn Ave., Chicago, Nov. 7. Thave been a great sufferer from averyweakstomach, heartburn, and yapepala Inlts worst form. - Nearly everyhing 1 ate gave me dstress and 1 could eat butlittle, I have tried everythingrecommended, have Dy the prescriptions of a dozen icians, but got.no relicf.until T BT Brownrs Toon Bivers: 1 foek | none of the old roubles, ahd ama new man, Stronger, and feel firy 4 rairoad englacer, and now make ps regularly. I can not say 108 murh Incpraiss of your wondets ful medicine, D, C. Macx, Brown’s IRON BITTERS does not contain whiskey or alcohol, and will not blacken the teeth, or cause headache and constipation. It will cure dyspepsia, indi gestion, heartburn, sleep- lessness, dizziness, nervous debility, weakness, &c. Use anly Brown's Iron Bltters made by ‘Brown Chemical Co.,, Baltimore, Crossed red lines and trade-mark on wrapper. The Public 13 requested carefully to notwce th new and enlarged Scheme to be drawn Monthly, £ CAPITAL PRIZB ‘16.000 Tickets Only $5, Shares in Proport: Lonisiana SIEIIB lefll‘v GIJIIll]fiI]V “We do hevsby certify that we supervise the ar- rangements Ao adl the Monthly and Semi-Annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery Company, add in person manage: and control the Dratingt themaeloes, and that the same are conducted with ty, fairness. and in good faith toward all par. ties, and we authorize the company lo use this cer- tificate, with fac-similes of our vignatures attached, ln its dllmlnzmtntu ey COMMISSIONKRS, Incorporated in 1668 for 23 o leglslature for educational and charitable purposes—with a co ital of 81,000,000—to which a _reserve fund of ober 650,000 has since been added. By an overwhelming pop was made a part of - the 'present Sdopted Decomber 2d, 4. b. 187, The only Lottery ever voted on and people of any state. 1t never Seales or Postpone Its grand single number drawings take place monthly. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR TUNE, Eighth Grand Draving, Clasw If, &t Now Or. ll:ul-. 'TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1888—150th Monthly rawin 5 years by r vote its franchise state constitution adorsed | CAPITAL PRIZE, §15,000. 100,000 TICKETS st FIVE DOLLARS EACH, tlons, in Fifths in Proportion, LIGT OF PRIGHS. 1 CAPITAL PRIZE 1 do do .. st APPROXIMATION FRizRs. 9 Approximation prizes of §750 9 do do 600 9 do do mv Prices, amountiog to...... oy Application for rates to dubs should only be made only to the offioe of the Company in New Orleans, or urther {nformation write clearly giving tul | address. Addressed P. O. Mcaey Orders or Regis: | tered Letters to | NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, | . New Orleans, La. Ordinary letters by Mail or Express to M A. DAUPHIN, | or M. A, DAUPHIN, Now Orleans, La. 007 Seventh 8t Washingion, D. . | the Rosebud Indian agencies. | Sparks, Bros. & Co. LSLR LOUISIANA STATE - LOTTERY CO | B. Frank Moore. | 127 La Salle Street. Chicago, | (Formerly 819 and 212 Broadway, N. Y.) Now Manager of Chicago Office. To whom )pl) for information keta. | 160th Mon rawing, Tuesday, August 14. First Capital Prize, $75,000. Tickets §5. 8Sold io N!hl at §1 uch Boe full sohewe elsewhere. @ weddsat w- HUMEWARD BUUND '\ Partng Glanee ot Valeatn, e (rowing Metropolis of Cherry Connty., Fort Niobrara and the Occupants of a Cheerful Words Regarding the Won- dertul Yalley of Upper Elkhorn Army Post—Last the Correspondence of the Brx. Vatenting, Neb., July turning here from tho Rosebud agency, aftor an absence of about a week, T was | 28, Upon re- astonished to sce six new frame buildings | put up on the main street for business, and several dwelling houses, all of which were not there when I left. This is the way these little western towns grow; as fast as the lumber can be had, as fast as| the carpenters obtainable work. Valentine seems destined to control a great trade, to be a center of cattle ship- can ping interests, even if the Sioux City and Pacific should be oxtended soon beyond it. Being the present terminus it is the shipping point for all the ranches one hundred and fifty miles to the west, and covering a large radius north and south of great extent, Thero aresome very large ranches in _that district, and cattle men welcomed gladly a road which would transport their stock so directly to Chi- cago and, to reach which, they could drive their stock ‘all the way o grazing count; Valentine i THE ANNUITY GOODS {and supplies which the Interior depart- Ridge and From the depot here the goods are transported in wagons, the Indians being paid fifty conts a hundred for freighting to Rose- bud and a dollar a hundred to Pine Ridge. It is also the supply depot for Fort Niobrara, situated about four miles east, across the river. It is the county seat of Cherry county, the largest or- ganized county in Nebraska. Its county officers are, A. Sparks, treasurer; A Paxton, clerk; John Key, sheriff; Wood, county judge; D. Y, Mears, John HL Shiare and — Bramheit, commis- sioners; Wesley Tucker, - county attorney. Every train brings new in- mmumu and the country all around is filling up with forcigners. One of the LATEST ENTERPRISES. is the *Cherry county bank,” an insti- tution very much needed and the only one in the count Tt is established by and is calculated to transact a general bnnhn" business. Mr. A. Sparks has also a general store which | has a very extonsive trade. There is one hotel and another one soon to be estab- lished. A school is to be started this fall Representatives of all the different trades are opening stores. The Valentine ment sends out to the F | Reporter is one of the best aids which | this new town has in the way of adver- tising. For a country paper it is unusually | well printed. The Army press, on which it is printed, can certainly do neat work when intelligently handled. Mr. Hil its editor, has a brisk way of writing, in harmony ‘with the tow 1, which will make | his paper grow with it. FORT NIOBRARA i8 beautifully located just over the Nio-| Drara river, near the point where Minne- chabusa empties into it. It isa remarka- bly well kept place, everything in perfect order, the houses and grounds all lookin, Col. E. V. Sumner is the com manding officer, and maintains a rigid a.mplm.- In the first of the adobe houses of the officers Thomas and wife, well known to Omaha people. Lieut. Macomb, who lives next door, is also protty well acquainted at headquarters. The ofticers at Fort Nic brera feel much less cut off from the | world since the railroad has reached Val- entine, and there is a pleasant intor-com- municationkeptupbetween the two places. A last word as to the wonderful ELKHORN VALL The land there is everywhere excellent. The climate is delightful: the nights al- ways cool, no matter how warm the days. Water is abundant and _trees grow without any trouble. From Neligh to Blair there is one constant succession of fields of fine, light corn. Above Ne- h farms are not so frequent, and are further from the railroad. But at the present rate of emigration the whole will be settled up soon, and the mammoth counties, states in themselves, will have to be divided. The Elkhorn valley will blossom like a rose. GARNET. Real Estate Transfers. The following deeds were filled for rec- cord in the county clerk’s oftice July 28 reported for Tut Brk by Ames’ real | estate agency: C. L. Hart and wife to O. G, Walrath W, gomery, w. d., lots 10 and 11, k]l)l.k 12, Tanscom Place, $1,600. J. O’Connor et al to d., lows 12 and 13 and e, § lot 14, Cort- land Place, §7,5600, J. O'Connor et ai to F, Murp! W. Bartlett and wife to C. . Mont- B. B. Wood, w. h; lots 15 and 16 and w. 4 lot 14, ({urtlnnd Place, 87,500. G. Cloyes and wife to 0. & 8. W. R. R. Co,, q. c. d., lot 8, block 132, §1. C. G. Holm and wife to H, Hansen, w. d., part lot b, block 16, Credit Foncier add., 81,000, M. H. Wilcox tc J. H. Staudeven, w. d., w. 4 lot 2, block 40, £2,600. R.'A. Brown to H. 0. Jones, q. ¢. d., parcel 11-16-12, £2,500. D. N. Miller, sheriff, to D. L. Thomas g al, w. d., lots 65 and 56, Nelson's add., 47, H, Hodde to 0. Z, Leoch et al, w, sec. 19-16-11, §76 B. Cox etal to W. I . d., lots G5 and 56, Nelson's add., R. €. Jordan and wife to W, l‘. M.‘- Cague, w. d., lots 1 and 2, block 11, Mc Jormick’s add., $4,600. J Barker and wife to F. 8. Blagney, w. ., parcel sec. 34-16-13, £300. — Police Court. MeCuguc, 1 Judge Anderson had quite a bateh of | offenders before him yesterday, but, as he said, “they were nearly all good boys, they paid their fines and helped to swell | the coffers of the city. A. Bernstein paid 86.20 for swearing | and talking loud to M. Donovan. has filed a similar complaint against the latter, James Owen, young in years and sup- | posably in crime, was assessed 81 and good | the landing place for all of | found Lieut. | , lot 13, block 4, Park Place, | He| THE DAILY BEE"OMABA. TUES l)AY JULY 31 1883 costa for disturbing the peace. He was let down so easy that he paid up at once. Hugo Wiser was wiser still, and being fined &3 and costs, was: committed in de: fault of payment hree other cases of the same charac ter wero disposed of, two paying and one going to jail Thr with va. ancy. One fellow was fired out of town nd two discharged, List of Letters Remaining unealled for in the office July 218, 1883: Omaha post GENTLRVES, \lll'n T J Ahout J ! Anderson A 1, i AshJ W | \vul. won A Auget J | Bell | Bristol C H Huqu(h DA Bayles J [ Bruc Borkowers J Bowma Benton R | Baillie G Burke E Bakkars H Bronne J N | Burster J Baker J O | Connor ¥ Culp J 1€ fordd AD R Cure O 1 Carter N W ( l\\wlh J8 Cotton M C stonson M T | Chapel (! ( ‘artan W I iter R W Jary ‘( ll-\l-luml H Clarke B ¥ Dunn J |<,\\ oll ES Damon nm Fastor I 11 Frame'Td Hitvgerald T Fisher C Fulty D A Flander A R Gray L B Grove J H Griffen M Garretson R Hatt H HartJ H Heffner Ji Hanbrock L { Hawlin C H Hansen A Goudy Hoyue A J Hentioony J Herdman W A Hannan I, R Homn A C Hillman It Hansen H T Johnson H B Jutt W H .luutil.«vn AJ Jenkins J Johnsou C ¢ I\xmhmm A tonsen H Kitchen W H Kuoff C King S H Kirkpatrick (¢ Lorkowei J J Lairdson G Hall S B Hardy J Jansen P Jhon J Kelley-H E Kn y | | |7 | | eys L D el vy W H Kinchloe J Logan J Lloyd Mr Lang Monahan -1 Myers McKenzie 1 Mehler Mullenger M R Manpin W H Miller Moore J T Mellen J McBride S—4 McNamara Noble J A G Moore J 8 w O’Bannon P Nobzel 0'Connor ¢! Olson A O'Donnell P Prewatt H Palmer A Park G W Padewett Power J Pinder W E Pickering W R Parker J G Roper F Reynolds R C Putnan C A Phelps A N Quinlan D Repsteiner D B Rasmussen F Rudolf S Ryves J Reecy D K Reville W C Rojd J Rows Sitko J Scott J N Stuchel B Simons E M Sager / Spencer A J Schafor M Sampson S Stewart W Svanson L P nith Sexton C heldon | W Taylor G W Tayson 1’ Torles 1, 'l Imnm\ JE Tegeler ¥ Vorreson J Vickry .I H ‘\\'.u' ms P W White P nder C A Warter A M F \\ heeler M D Wood P | Young J Ydesen N R Young C H Zanter (; | Wilson C ¥ | ADIES A\llmnn Murs J Anderson Mrs N Browcher 3 Allen Miss M Alexander Miss L Begloy C—2 | Bltckinan Miss L | Briggs Mrs M. J Donahoe Miss K i Edwardson Miss J Hum-ry \ll*fl M A Glants Miss A Hall Mrs M W Henr L \llm‘ L Kolier M Lyon Miss H Larson Miss (' Morgan Mrs J Jensen M Kernahan Mrs F Lorenzen Miss K Lininger Miss J Mason Miss C Murray Mrs M Matt Mrs M MecGravy Miss A cl i 2 Nelson A L. Nelson Miss M Olson Miss J Plum Miss O Pugsley Mrs C H Russell Miss 1, Smith Mrs C H Simmons Miss V idiman Mrs W Palmer Mrs F Peterson L Potter Miss A R Spencer Mrs K mith J B irling Mrs H M Tuckle ! Wead Misy I Viggines Miss Chias. K. Woolley Miss B , Postmaster. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. New Road Ordered—Misc Business of Last Veek, Tuespay, July 24, 1883, Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present, Commissioners Corliss, Kright and O'Keefe, The following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That the county treasurer bo and is_hereby instructed to reduce the valuation of personalty assessment of Amanda Henry from $180 to $60, for the year 1882, on account of mistake in assessment. This day the board took up road 330, and issued the following order: The board having under consideration a petition for a county road on the range line, and there connecting with a county “road passing thrnufh said point, and the above 18 hereby declared an open county road and the clerk is instructed to proceed in accordance with section 18,ch. 78 of revised statues on roads and give notice to land owners and the north and south road through center of scction 30-16-12 and the north and south portions of road in section 6-16-2 are hereby vacated leav- ing any portion of the road on section 9 between 81-16-12 and section 6- 156-12 intact and said section commencing at the North-west corner of Bection T, 16 R. 12 yunning thence South three miles and being satisfied after due consideration of the matter and * | having examined the ground of the pro- posed location hereby make the following order of location as follows: Commencing at the North west corner of Section 30, Township 16, Range 12, {and running thence South by Section ulul Range line between Ranges 11 and North-west corne "l“ b, R, 12, and terminat IN. W. Corner of tion'7, line road on north side of 1. 12 is by consent of owners | the northeast corner n. w. of n at. the said 15, R. 12, sec . of see, ned to 28th inst. SaTuknay, July 28, 1883, Board met pursuant to adjoyrnment. Present—Commissioners Corliss, Knight, and O'Keefe. The bond of Mary Peter, of Valle station, having been approved, the pir was instructed to issue license to Mary Poter to sell vinous malt and uplnwu- ction 7, { 6, t [T —— ‘ terminating October first. | The following scconnts were allowed from the GENRRAL FUND. | 236,00 | oven porsons, Tales Juram.. ;... . Three persons, witness fees 6.00 el T ippincott, fees in state case. . 5.5 | Selden, constable foes 6.40 | D Redfield Bros., print 15| " Welshans & MoEwan, sewer pipe St. Joseph's Hosy taking caro of Poter Peterson 54.00 BRIDGR n'fl\ Seven persons, working rosd. C. N. Diets, lumber.... Chicago Lumber Co., " Tumbet Adjourned. Joux Bavsmer, County Clerk REAL | ESTATE AGENCY. Opposite Postoffice. Four lots on Fainam street, each ¥ 000 One lot on Capitol avenue 8 500 One ot on Dadie strect. 4 60 One lot on Capitol avenue, improved 6 00 One-half Tot on Capito e, Improved 8 100 One-halt lot on Capitol aventie, Improved 3 500 Lot on 10th street 11 000 Lot on 0th street 3 00 These are all first-ciass business locations. Resident Property --- Improved. 1 House 7 rooms, barn, Convent strect near street cars. A bargain.... 2 500 2 New hotise, 5 Fooms, bara, Iarge lot, near street cars. .. o810 3 New house, three rooms, near high 1 000 4 Two houses, each, on Chic 4 00p 6 7 room house treet. 2 000 8 2 story honse Chicago street 4 000 9 4 room house'on Harney stroct, near new court house . 10 6 room house on I ort street, well improved. Easy terms . 2100 12 6 room house, 2 large | A st., well improved. 5 000 18 House 12 roomy 0 per month on Dodge stree 3 500 16 House 6 rooms on Douglan street 1 600 16 Four room house on Farnam strect 2 800 17 Two room house on Farnam strect 950 23 3 18 Three room house on Dodge atrect 10 House 8 rooms on 10th hear Webstor No. 1 condition . 8 000 20, Three houscs, 4 and § rooms’each, near Brownell Hall 4 600 1 Brick house, 9 rooms, iarice u, noar st . 7000 3 ance monthly payments. . 2'%0 4 Good briok houso, 7 pom 3 500 8 500 28 Good house and lot on St. MATY's avenue 4 000 84 Four or five rooms northwest part of city 1 %00 85 Four or five room house on 21at street... 1 %00 88 Five rooin house, Targe 1ot on 17th street, Well IMPPOVEd oo cxe wagasssrnsssrus o 2600 88 Threo brick hotises, b and @ rooms sach 7 600 House 4 rooms, 4 lots, West Omah 5 2 600 House 7 rooms, 2 story, ono block from strect cars. 2 600 61 House 10 rtm!l\l, !. Inh(, nur treet cars uellimpro\«l 63 House, barn, 1 part of the city 64 House, bar improved 81 Two new houses £wo and theeo room each well improved. Easy terms. ... 1 500 82 Nine room house, lot 80x300 foct, fine con QUEON. . 355 oo R ] 2h 4 Eleven room luuo full lots bloc) ks post office, well fmproved. ... 2 000 07 House b rooms, large lot, weil ‘improved I|| southwest Omahs . 1 800 room house, large barn, No. Mary's avenue 12 000 oms, well Twproved, las” ‘wo houses, 1 lot on B vements first-class, . near Tooms on 234 st use, § rooms, full lnt. in’ north 88 (L) i, grapes, oto. Lot near Farnam, bes ¥ 1 600 4 lots, near park, $500 to 600 4 lots'on 17th street, each 1 800 17 or 18 lots in west Omaha, 300 aha $200 to ... i 500 facing east, c«x» to 1 000 Lots in Lake's addition, from $400 to 800 Lots in Lyman & Dwight's Mllhlll\n, prices to suit purchasers Lot near m.lmul llnk y 450 Lot 66x142 , Bai 450 Choice lots in \urth I|n|nlm Y > 450 Acre T/-ac(s, 860 4 000 ‘I'wo 4 acres, north Saunde . per acr 500 Two 0 acres, Impm»cd, u,.pmu 2 800 800 2 500 4 acres near Hasc 1 200 Pwo acres on Cuming street Ten acres in South Omaha It you have city or count l oporty you wish sold, sond terms and full description and we will find you'a purchaser in a short time, Business property, residence property, suburban property and farms for salo un times at barg Bity and coun Rents collect | NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY. 0. F. DAVIS & GO, (SUCCESSORS TO DAVIS & SNYDER,) ‘General Dealors in] REAL 'ESTATE 1505 FARNAM 8T, - - OMAHA, Have for sle 200,000 acres carefully selected lands in Eastern Nebraks, at low prico and on eady terms. Tmproved farms for sale in Douglas, Dodge, Colfax, Platte, Burt, Cuming, Sarpy, Washiugton, Merick, Saunders, and Butler Countios. Taxes paid in all parts of the State, Money leaned on improved farms. Notary Public Always in oftics, Correspondenco THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY FOR PAIN. Relleves and cures RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, tica, Lumbago, %, [EADACHE, TOOTHACHE, SDI‘(E THRGIT BUINK, NCALDS, A wll other hodily aches and paiins, FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE, by ull Drugaiuts und wier, Direetions n 11 Kunges. The Charles A. Vogeler Co. JAS, H, PEABODY M, 2. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Residence, No. 1407 Jones 8t. Offivs, No. 1607 Far- na stroet. Office hours, 12 m. to 1 p. m., and 3 m. 40 6 p. . Telephone for office, lh.hhm, 4 NOTRD BUT UNTITLRD WOMAN. | From the Boston (lobe) barre, Kditors - | The above fn & good Ifkeness of Mre. fydia® Pisl | = Am, of Lynn, Masa., whe aboveall other human batng wy be truthfally called the “Dear Friend of Woman, vsome of her correspondents love to call her, &N wealously devoted to her work, which is the outeom t & litestudy, and fs obliged to keep six lnd wistants, to help her Answer the large correspondenc Bich daily pours 1n upon her, each bearing it spects Arden of sufforing, or joy At release from it H¢ gotable Counpound is & medieine for good and ne | *1l purppses. [ Bive parsonally Investigated it ax a satisfied of the truth of this, On account of it proven merlts. it s recommends | 1 preseribed by the best physiclans tn the country 00 says: “It worke ke a charm and saves mud | un, Tt will cure entirely the woret form of fallint | *the uterns, Leucorrhaw, frrogular snd patnfe | anstrua nfammation ai | Toeration, Floodings, all Disy nts and the eor quent spinal weakness, and s espocie’'y adapted » V6 Change of Life.” It permeates every portion of (he rystem, and give awlife and vigor. 1t removes fatntness, s’ ulency #stroys all craving for stimulants, and relioves weak % of hestomach, It cures Bloating, Hoadarhes | ®rvous Prostration, Genorai Debility, Bleeplessnost ‘wpreaston and Indigostion. That feeling of bearing own, causing pain, welght and backache, is alwan srmanently curod by (ta use. 1t will at all times, an ndar all elreumatances, act 1n harmony with the lav Aat governs the female system. It costs only 1. per bottlo or six for §5., and te soid by ruggista, Any advice required s to spectal cases, Ao names of falth by the bained by For Kidney Comiplaint of effher sex this compoands srnrpassed anabundant testimonials show, “Mra Pinkham's Liver Pills,” says ona writer, “ar 2 world for the cure of Constipation 1 Torpidity of the liver. Her Moo vondars in {ts pecial ine and bids fay \pound tn its popularity. © her an an Angel of Merey whowe so) wod loolhm Mre A M D UNFORTUNATE ! Gatarrh 18 ONE OF THE WORST DISEASES OF THE PRESENT TIME. ke i, Hundreds Are Suffering | WITILIT WHKS THEY CAN R RELIEVED AT ONCE.| 1 will guarantee to cure the | Worst Case of Catarrh!| IN THREE MONTHS, Or Refund the Money “This medicine is good for only the one disease. By sendingme $2.00 1 will send the nredicine prepaid by express or ail, D0 NOT SUFFER ANY LONGER WHEN YOU CAN BE Cured for so Small a Sum. 8. LL, Care of Box. N naha, Neh BURERK.A I Have Found It! the exclamation of & man when ho got & box o Frern Pilo OMmtisants which 1 & stmplo and sure cure for Piles and all Skin Discasos. Fifty conts by mail, postpaid., The American Diarrhea Cure Has stood the test for twenty years. Sure cure for all. Nover Fails. Diarrhaes, Dysentary, and Chole- ra Morbus. Deane's Fever and Ague Tonic & Cordial, 1t is impossible to supply the rapid sale of the same, SURE CURE WARRANTED For Fever and Ague, and all Malarial troubles. PRICE, $1.00. W.J. WHITEHOUSE LABORATORY, 16TH ST., OMAHA, NEB, For Sale by all Druggists® Or’sent by Expross on recoiptiofiprice. ~ m&el BELLEVUE COLLEGE. Undor tho care of the Presbyterian & uml of Ne- Begins Scptember 10th. Classical a 1 , ull Tuition low. Location beautiful and healthtul, On) nine milos from Omaha on the B. & M. R. K Ad- dress for circulars, PROF, W. J. BOLLMAN, Bello- vue, Neb. 1y18d-¢0d mielowtm C DISPENSARY —The free dispensary .n con ion with the Child's Hospital and {ome has ted on the corner of 16th and Douglas streets | new building is finished. Attendance will be given overy morning (Sunday excepted) from 10 to 11 o'clock for the treatment of tho negdy, sick :'nd PROPOSALS FOR CAST AND WROUGHT IRON. “ALED PROPOSALY WILT, BE RECKIVED 1Y D the undersiy itil 12 o'clock noon of Mon- day August 6th 3 tor the tarnismin. of o hi iron trimmings for wan holes and ¢ in accordance inthe office of we file Bids to be accompanied by the nuum- of pro- posed surctios who in the event of warding of [ie contract will enter Into honds with the city of Omuha for the faithtal purfornance of wuch cantract. The board of PPublic Works reserve the right to re- Joct any or all bids, Jy J.P.WEBER &G0 803 S. 10th St., Make Braces for the Correction of Physical Deformities. Hip and Spinal Diseases, Club Foet, S Knees, Bow Legs, Knock-kneos, et Trusses of the Best Make kept on Hand, Trusses ropaired. Crutehes nudo to order, aall Jobs of all kinds done in stecl,iron and wood, opairing of wll kinds done chéap, neat and tly J.P. WEBER & 00., 803 8. 10th St., Omaha, E.B. FELLOWB): E UPHOLSTERER AND MATTRESS MANUFACTURER. All kinds of Upholatering doge $0 orler on short gotion. Furaitare repaired. Chalrs yescated, ete. JAMES CREIGHTON, Chm, Board of Public Works, Zow2w Omaha, 1%, REY. A HOBHS Writer— {ter o thorough tricl of the AN TORTOLT Tk plersire in stating lhn! 1 have lwm\ | great g bemeilted by its use, inisters and Pub: 1{o Spsakers will find it of the greatest value | where a Tonio is nedes. sary, I récommend i | a8 @' reliable remedia l gent, df'““"-“"' uns nutritive and regtorative properties. i, Ky.y Oct, 3, 1889, a most excs“tnt rexaedy fof the debilitated vital forces. FORSALE BY xcelsior 3 o ST.LOUIS.MO WM. SN YDER MANUFACTURER OF OF STRIOTLY FIRST-CLASS First-class Peinting and Trimming. Repairing Promptly Done. 1119 Harney Street, - - - OMAHA, NEB ERESEL YS'I‘IIRS Booth’s Oval’ Brand AND D. D. MALLORY & CO'S “DIAMOND” BRAND. D. B. BEEMER, Omaha. Frosh Fish at Wholesale. A.HK. DAIIL.EY, MANUFACTURER OF FINE Buggies, Carriages ad Spring Wagons, My Repository is constantly filled with a sclect stock. Best Workmanship guaranteed. Office and Factory S. W. Corner 16th and Capitol Avenue, Qmaha SALEM FLOUR. Tuis Flour is made at Salem, Richardson Cor, Nebraska, 1 the Combined Roller Stone System. We give EXCLUSIVE sale of our flour to one fiem in a place. Wo h: Capitol avenus Omaha. Write for Prices. Address either Y it v g R e VALENTINE & REPPY. Salem or Omaha, Mob. CARPET ~ SEASON | J. B. DETWILER, Invitesfthe attention of the"public to hir Large and Well Selected Stock —OF— INEW7 migm&e-6m CARPETS Embracing aly the Late Patterns mn everything in the Carpet Line, Mattings '0il Cloths and Window Shades IN LARGE QUANTITIES AND AT Bottom Prices. LACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY J.B. DETWILER, 1313 Farnam Street, - - - Omaha, Neb. A. S, FISHBLATT, Plysician & Surgeon Oflices over the Omaha Nationol Bank. | attention given to diseases of the throat Lungs, Office hours 9 to 11 &, m.; 2 to 4 and to {an 6-eod Bp.m. LOUIS BRADFORD, DEALER IN Lumber. Sash, Doors, Blinds, Shingles, Lah ETC.; LOW PRICES AND GOOD GRADES, Call and Get my Prices before buying elsewhere. Yards, corner $th Neo. * S8ES uth street. and Douglas, Also 7th and Douglas,