Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 19, 1884, Page 5

THE DALLY BE£«OMAHA, SATURDAY. JANUARY 19, 1884, . o s v s " gas ety AT RICHARDS & CLARKE, W. A. CLARKE, WHAT ABOUT 1T? Mis. KASSON'S ADDRESS, T@pmmmm.l the government, logisla- 10 Pire Rocord, Proprietors. | Superintendent | bomas Edectric 0t the Jumbo of Medicines, 4 PR HePoRtNy avTRAOM, tive, executive, and {mliriul, and of the| Dexver, Jan\ 8ty 18.—A correct listof Omaha Iron Works U.P. RATuWAY - - - 17TH & 18TH STREETS MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS (I[N SteamEngines, Boilers WATER WHEELS, ROLLEROIMILLS Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Celebrated 'Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth | STEAM PUMPS, STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE. BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS, ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE [RON. Heads the colamn Of unquestionable Merit Atswords' points wi h pain. Saves trom serious suffering Eapec.ally osteomed for carache Causes consternation to quacks, Lamenoss Tesvos whon it iy applicd Earnestly recrmmonded to our readors Cheers the children —cure croup. Take it for asthma. Removes rheumatism readil, Tconparable (n its speofaltics. Cortaln and complete cure for eaterrh. The Original and only. Try 1t tor TLumbago, Tip top for toothache and Headacte, We cannod Ere in our Judgment: thousands testify to these truths, Unequalled by anything of its \ind in the Mark t. For Bruises, burns and bites it 1s excellent Operates beneficiall On all wounds. Finds favor lu every Menufacturod in honesty. Enterprise and Deep study made It what it is Cures colds and coughs almost inyarlably. 1t in the household. Neuralgia never stood before it. Easy to take—economical—rellable, Staple as salt, Sold evorywhere, Keep FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Prop's, Buftalo, N. Y. CAPITALPRIZE, $75,000. o Tickets only $5. Shares in Proportion Lonisiana State Tottery Company “We do hereby certify that we rupervise the av rangements for all the Monthly and Semi-Annuai Dratwings of the Louisiana State Lottery Company add in person manage and control_the Drawing: themselves, and that the same are conducted 4 honesty, fairness, and in good faith toward all par ties, and’ we authorize the company to wuse this cer tifidate, with fac-similes of our signatures attached in its advsrelsoments. CUMMISSIONRAS. ODELL ROLLER MILL. TIIN Y4TTI04 TTAAO ‘We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates, and will contract for the erection of Flouring Miils and Grain Elevators, or for changinyg Flouring Mills, fremStone to the Roller System. g=7~Kspecial attention given to furnishing Power Plants for any pur- pose, and estimates made for same. General machinery repairs attended . Address to promptly. BSWARDS & CLARKE, Omaha, Neb. Wag (irriages, Buonies Incorporated In 1888 for 26 yoars by the leglalatur for educational and charitable purposos—with a cap ital of $1,000,000—t0 which a roservo fund of over 550,000 has since been added. Thie speech of Hon. John A, Kasson at the dedication of t he now capitol build ing in Des Moines, Thursday, would cover a space of eight columns of Tux Bek, Following are the most importast points: This noble capitol to-day becomes a monument between two eras in the his. tory of Towa, dividing the transitory rec ord of the state from its grander history begun with the census of 1880, The past of our state presents a brief record which is within the memory of living men. No misty traditions of antiquity have either obscured or illaminated our course. We have lived chiefly in our anticipated fu ture, to which we have sought to give form and reality. First attached in 1804, under the name of the *‘District of Louisiana,’’ to the jurisdiction’of the teri- tory of Indiana, Towa becamo, in 1805, part of the territory of Louisiana, and in 1812, by change of name, part of the ter- ritory of Missouri. [In 1834 all the coun- try north of the state of Missouri and west of the Mississippi river, as far as the Missouri and White Earth rivers,was attached to the territory of Michigan. Two years latter, in 1836, Wiscousin ter- ritory was created, and embraced all that had 80 lately been transforerd to the ju- risdiction of Michigan. After two years more, in 1838, the territory of lowa was established, including what are now the states of Towa and Minunesota and a large section of Dakota, Seven years later, in 1845, congress offered to admit us as a state by the side of Florida, on certain conditions, which established our western boundary at longitude 17 degrees, 30 minutes west of Washington, separating from us the entire Missouri ‘‘slope.” This our_people wisely refused; and fin- ally, in Decomber, 1846, congress exten- ded our western boundary to the proper limit of the Missouri river, and Iowa be- came one of these United States. Thus, only thirty-soven years ago Iowa with 130,000 people and two representatives bocame a member of this great Union of States, which she mnow supports with nearly 2,000,000 of loyal people, with 11 reprosentatives in congress, with over 21,000 school houses, more than 22,000 teachers, and 464,000 pupils; and with & greater proportion of her people able to read than is shown by any other state of the union. The speaker then sketched the histor; of the various Indian tribes who vriuilm{» ly occupied the country, and the various methods employed to” secure the land controlled by them. He extolled the Sacs and Fox Indians as among the noblest of the race, possessing to an unusual degreo “‘the manly virtues and innate principles of honor and honesty.” As the Indian with bow and arrow disappeared in the west, the frontiersmen By an overwhelming popular vote ita franchls waa made b part of the “present state constilulo sdopted Docember 2d, A. D, 1879. The only Lottery ever voted on and en- dorsed by the people of any State. 1t never scales or postpones. Its grand single number drawings take place monthly. A splendid opportunity to win a Fortune, Second Grand ‘)mwing Class B, at New Or- leans, Tuesday, February 12, 188%—--165th Monthly drawing. CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. 100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each, Frac- tions, in Fifths in proportion. LIST OF PRIZES, 1 CAPITAL PRIZE. ,00 1 do do 0K do 10,00 2 PRIZES OF $8000. 2,000 do 2000 10,000 10 do 1000. 10,0 2 do 00 10 do 00 8% do .00 500 do 000 100 do 1000 APPROXIMATION PRIZRA, 9 Approximation prizes of §760.. 75 % “Pio o 500 500 9 do do 260 260 1987 Prizes, amounting to. .$205,60 Application for rates to made only al at tho office of the Company in New Orleans. For furthor Information write clearly giving full sddross. Make P. O, Money Orders payablo auc sddrese Regiatored Lettors to KW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Orleans, 1a. Postal Notos and ordlnary lotters by Mall or Ex pross (all sums of $6 sud upwards by Express at our e M A. DAUPHIN, or M. A, DAUPHIN, New Orloans, La. 007 Soventh 8t., Washington, D. C, LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY [3. B. Frank Moore, 27 La Salle Street, Chicago., New Manager of Chicago Office, information and tickets, Drawing, Tuesday. Feb.12. First Capital Prico $75.000. Tiokets §5; sold in Fifths at 81 each. See full scheme abave. To whom apply for 165th Monthly AND TWO WHEEL CARTS. 1819 and 1520 Harnay Street and 403 8, 18th Strees, Tllustrated Catalogue furuished free upon application. } OMAHA, NEB. Anheuser-Busch . BREWING ASSOCIATION CELEBRATED ~' Keg and Bottled Beer \ This Excellent Beer speaks fcr itselt, Y ORDERS FROM ANY PAKT OF TH} STATE OR THE ENTIRE WEST, STLOUIS MO, o~ +» Promptly Shipped. ALL OUR GOODS ARE MADE TO THESTANDARD, OfourG-uarantee. F. SCHLIEF, Sole Agent for Omaha and the West, Cor, 9th Street and Capitol Avenue G, T DagSTIeISa THE LEADING CARRIAGE FACTO 1409and 14)1 Dodge St., ! “wEmEE | ou Application i RY OMAHA. NEB BEVORR, TLECTIO VOLTALO TELT, and other 4 “Arr o will fond on Trinl, TO from NERYO a 1LITY, LONT VITALITY, and thoso iseases of o PEISONAL NATURK resulting from Avusks and Orines Cavars. Bpo com Dlote restoration to HEALTH, VIGOR ai GuananTxkp, Bend atonce for Iliustrat Pampulot advanced from the east with axe and plow. They gathered around the meet- ing of the rivers in this valley, and be- lieved they could see even then the dawn- ing aurora of a_ brilliant future. They eagerly expected the rising sun of pros- perity. But oh, the weary waiting for its coming! The cold blasts of winter, the overfloodings of the streams in spriig, the unsold harvests of the autumn, the tedious roads to market, the hopeless improvement of navigation, the tired expectancy of promised railways! Old settlers of Central Iowa, you remember the years that seemed a contury. But we now hail the risen sun. The long expect- ed time of prosperity has come. ~Instead of struggling wains, dragged by worn beasts over miring roads and across swollen streams, there now depart each day from beneath the shadow of this capitol eighty trains of cars, propelled by a tireless power, and laden with busy men, or with the wealth of state and poople of tho state, I would enlarge the lofty wordsof that greatstatosman, Daniel Webster. If it shall be the will of God that the pillars and domes, towers and walls of tlis groat structure shall fall [»rnslrnto. and evon its forndations be huried from the eyes of men, be it known that at this time, in the one bundred and oighth year of owr independence, the union of the United States of Amori ca, having withstood the shoek of two foreign wars, and of one more terrible civil war, still stands firm, and more strongly consolidated than ever before, having been cemented by blood; that their conatitution still exists unimpaired, and evon improved by the introduction of universal human liberty within its en tiro jurisdiction; and with more than its original usefulness and glory; that it grows every day stronger in the affec tions of the great body of the American people, and attracts more and more the admiration of the world. And all here assembled, whether bo longing to public or prvate life, with hearts dovoutly thankful to Almighty God for the preservation of the liberty and the happiness of the comntry, and for the great prosperity of the state, unite in sivcere and fervent prayers that these wallsand arches, domes and towers, columns and capitals, may endure so long insurance in the 1 tontezums hotel at Las Vegas is at prosent unobtainable, as no one company is credit,*d withover 865,000, and most of thom with o'0ly $2,000. The total loss is £20,000; ins rance, a trifle over §100,000. The opini. n is generally concurred n by attaches Of the house thatthefireoriginatedin the casementun der the office, containing the gasoline ap- paratus. The gas generally is charged from a resorvoir on the outer grownds, and the weights of the apparatus are wound up daily. At noon yesterday a tinner was employed in the basement of the house, under another part of the house, and while a party of plumbers who had boen eng in the merning were at dinner, the tinner saw an out ward burst of smoke from the cellar Flames appeared near thoe cellar on trance, and ai tho same time smoke was discovered by an attache just creoping through the dining room floor. He ran to the fire-plug near the entrance of the vowling alley, but found it frozen, as wero all others in the house. Every- thing was now in terrible confusion, and the guests, roalizing the imminent dan- ger, made an effort to reach their rooms, if pessible, to save their effects. The flames spread with lightning rapidity, and nearly all wero forced to flee for their lives. Colonel Benton, of Wiscon- as the republic and liberty survive.” ——— How Children Had “fuan," On a summor day, thoy went to play, Down the road to Deacon Jonoa’ pasture; Dick climbod the troe, Vio Tooked so gay} The hours wor t in fun and laughter. Tha night thse young or es velled with pain, Yes, the funny Dick and Vi ;. The cripes wero of thegreen applo kind, But quickly cured by CASTORIA. — WASHINGTON WAIKS, Wasiisatoy, January 18, —The house committee on private land claims bave unanimously agreed to report favorably a bill for the relief of Myra Clark Gaines. 1t provides for the issuo. of patents for 58,457 acres of land on account of grants made by Spain to John Lynd and Thos. Urquhart, provided no mineral lands were included. The confirmations made by the senate to-day are: Elias Skinner, postmaster at Hanson, Ia.; Commodores Robert W. Slinfeldt, Alexander C. Rhind and Thos. Pattison, rear admirals, Benton McMillan, chairman of the house committee on claims, to-day dis- tributed 300 Dills to sub-committees. These bills are from one to one hundred yoars old, and involve claims of $100 to $1,000,000. Members of the Missour: delegation in congress met to-day, and resolved to make overy effort to secure the holding of the democratic national convention in 3t. Louis. They will communicate with memboers of the national committee, and present the advantages claimed for that place by its citizens. The house committee on war claims has agreed to report a bill amending the act to relieve certain soldiers of the late war from the charge of desertion, The sol- diers affocted will be those who after de- sertion re-enlisted. Secretary Folger sent tho speaker of the houso a lotter to-day in regard to certain amendments which he thinks should be made in the bill passed last session to prevent the importation of adulterated and spurious teas. ‘‘The act in_question,” he says, *worked great public benefit by the exclusion of worth- less stuff heretofore imported and sold as tea, but some amendments are necessary to render the act effective.” sln, sustained a sprained ankle by a fall from the veranda. Guests lost effects valued at from £100 to £5,000, Miss Philbine, the housckeeper, lost &G00 in cash, Mra. H. H. Carpenter, of Law- rence, Kas,, lost diamonds valued at 83,000 and wardrobo £1,000. Further details of losses are unobtainablo at pres- ent. Among the people stopping at the Montezuma and_now safely lodged who lost heavily are B, Stetson and wife of Philadelphia, John R. Barbuck of Now York, James W. Dury of Goorgi John R. Bostwick of “Georuia, Lafayetto Joseph, of Louisville, ©. C. Gore, wife and daughter of Cincinnati, Miss Stim- son_and Mrs. Stimson of Muskegon, and H. Foster of New York. The above are at the Plaza hotel. D. Burr, J. W, Leot and family, Robert 8. Kendall, Mrs. Lindener, family and nurse, Mrs, Kaiser of Chicago, I. R. Hoover of St. Louis, Richard O. Miller of Cincinnati, Mra. A. M. Kendall, Miss Snell of San Francisco, Joe Vincent of St. Louis, are atb the depot. The hotel building was of wood and erected iwo years ago. Itis said it will be rebuilt of stone. No livis were lost and 1o one seriously injured, Kankaker, 1L, January 18.—The general offices of the Indiana, Illinois & Towa rond were burned last night, de- stroying all of the company’sTpapers and accounts, Loss, outside of these, only $1,600. S A Gould Rumor. Nkw Yonk, January 18.—It was ru- mored on Wall street again this after- noon that Jay Gould had met serious financial losses, the amount being placed at $20,000,000. The story, however, was not verified. e College Diplumas. Kansas Ciry, Mo., January 18,—The Kansas City hospital and college of medi- cino, whoso diplomas are rejected by the stato board of health, have instituted mandamus proceedings to compel tho board to recognize their diplomas, They will also sue the board of health for 0w SKIN _HUMORS. TO CURE — Work and Wages. Newcastie, Pa., January 18.— Re's Bros. sheet mill was sold by the sheriff to-day to T. M. Sweeny, for $61,000. nation, over iron ways radiating to all points of the compase, directed to the interior of a continent or to the shores of two oceans, and to markets in foreign lands. 1Instead of dangerous fords, iron bridges span our streams. Tall groves and houses of comfort dofy the wintry blasts of our prairies. Churches and school-houses il’l‘umilmtu the country and beautify the towns. The joy of this time would be complete if it had pleas- od heuven to sparo the lives of all our hardy pioneers to see this day. They were the daring scouts of civilization— these early sottlers who bore the severest hardships of the struggle, and opened the way for the happier multitude who now enjoy the ripened fruits of their planting.” All hail to the memory of these departed, and a living welcome to you who survive! May Heaven long pro- serve you in the well-earned comfort of your declining yoars, Mr. Kasson exhorted the people to jealously guard their political rights; to stamp out the monsters of fraud aud im- position at the ballot box, Let the Constitution and the Union be the rallying cry, honor the beacon and honesty the rule. The power and influ- ence of the press on the future of the people of the state, for good or evil, can not be estimated, ‘“The preaching of your churches and the teaching of your schools will be robbed of half their edu- cational force, if the press fails to con- tribute its share to the elevation of pub- lic sentiment, The hurried domand of the daily page upon overtaxed brains leads too often to recklessness of asser- tion, to viciousness of argument, and even to the invention of facts, while veri- fication of their statements awaits the Vouratc Beur Co, Mansnav, Mok deeany arbenusid by oxcesses, errors of youth, ote. '8, vNo stomach drogaing. crvous Debliit q onsfu h hness. Boalod Troatise fres, leisure of their author. Meanwhile the public mind is led astray, and public opinion i= part corrupted.” He invoked them all to recognize a_higher responsi- bility to truth and justice, a more thor- ough emancipation from prejudice of par- ty and of person, and a deeper apprecia- tion of their influence upon the destinies of Towa. Inconclusion the speaker said: *‘Stand- ing to-day in this noble presence of all Saluf MARSTON REMEDY CO.. 46 W.14th St.. New York, 8. H. ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, - - = - Neb BRNADKR OF THOROUGHBRED AND HIOH ORADK HEREFORD AND JERSEY CATTLE | AND DUROC OR JERSKY RED SWINE £ Young stook for sale. Correspondence solloited. Imported Beer IN BOTTLES. oo 0000 Bavaria, ++..Bavaria, +++++ Bohemian Bremen. Erlanger,. .. Culmbacher, Pilsner. Kaiser. . DOMESTIC. +..8t. Louis +« 8t. Louis. + oo e Milwaukee. +++ Milwaukee. Krug’s...ovuss v+ -Omaha, Afia. Porter, Domestic and Rhine Wine, ED. MAURER, 1214 Yaruu, Budweiser. . Anhauser . Best's. s Schlitz-Pilsner . Gentle Women Who want glossy, luxuriant nmlwtresseflo abundant, bean Hair must uso LYON’S KATHATRON, This c)efiaut, chefip article always makes the Hair grow freely and fast, keeps it from falling out, arrests and cures vess, removes dand i ching, makes the Hair § ‘rong, glvll:lg it a curling t.ndency and” keeping it In ay desired position, = Beau- tiful, healthy Hair is the sure regalt of using Kathairon, The mill will bo startedsoon. The Etna mill, which has baen idle_three months, will’ resumo Monday, The Rochester tumblers have resumed at a ten per cent reduction, and sixty men who had joined the union were discharged. Parterson, N. J., January 18,—Half of the twelve hundred ribbon weavers hero are on a strike and parading the streets to-day, with bands of music, en- deavoring to get out those who stayed n. ey Can’t Take the Bequest. Eav Crame, Wis., January 18.—Dep- ositions are being taken here in the noted case in which Prof. Smith, of Ithaca, N. Y., contests his wite's will giving $2,000,- | ! 000 to Cornell university. Tho tendency of the testimony goes to show that Cor- nell university has all the property al- lowed by its charter and can’t take the bequest. ——— Business Failures, Niw Yorxk, January 18,—The business failures the last seven days, for the Units States are 882, for Can 43; tota 420, as against n total of the previous' week, an_increase of 92, the greatest_ number of failures in one week sinco 1878, They are neither large nor significant in character, being composed mainly of the small class of tradesmen. el U Smuggled Diamonds, New York, January 18, — Special ofticer, J. M. Wilson, of the United States treasury department, seized a small pack- age in the mail from Amsterdan last night. It contained dismonds valued at $20,000. GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINKES* TRADE MARK Tus Gruat Exo-TRADE MARK L8 Rumnoy. An unfailing eure for Seminal Wonk- noss, Spormatorr- has, lmpotency, and’ all Discasos that follow a8 & sequenco of Self TV L ey, wi7ORE TARING.uaitanduo,ais AFTER TARING, &n Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old Ako + 7 many other diseases that lead to Lusanity or Con mption and & Prematuro Grave. T iw at ¢ the pe Humors, | Salt Rheum Baby Humo the pores open treol; undant ~that ~ Disflguri Teching Tortures, croma, etter, Ringworm, Soroful Sords, Abuoesses i wounds, and_every specios of Itoh- ing, scaly and Plmply Discases of the Skin and Scalp are'most speedily and economically eured by the Cutl- our odion. IT IS A FACT. dreds of lotters in our possossion (coples of iy bo had by roturn, mail) aro our autnority for the assertion that Skin, Bealp and Blood Humors, whether Scrofulous, Inherited or Contagious, may NOW be pormanently cured by Cuticura Resolvent, the new Blod Purifler, Diuretic andAperient, in: ternally, and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap, the great Skin Cuires aad Beautifiers, externally, in one’ hall the time and at once halt the expense’of any other scason R GREATEST ON EARTH. icurs Remedies are th Haul the worst cas My motherhad it twc 1 believe Cutie life. My arms, breast and head covered for three years which nothing relieved or cured until | used the Cuticura Resolventintervally, and Cuticura and Cuticura Sosp externally. J. W, ADAMS, Newark, 0. greatest modi Creat Blood Medicines. The halt has not heen told as to the great curative powers of the Cuticura Iemedics. 1 have paid hun- dreds of dollars for medicines to cure diseases of the blood and skin, and never found anything yet to oqual the Cuticira Remedies, CHAS. A, WILLIAMS, Providence, R.I. CURE IN EVERY CASE. Your Cuticura Remedies outso! Keep for wkin disoases, My ci say that the) have effected a ¢ where other remedioy have fail L W. BIROCKWAY, M. D. other medicines 1 aors and pationts o i every instance, Franklin Fally, N. H. Bold by all drugglsts, Prico: Cutionrs, S0cte; Iowolyont, §1; Soap, 26 cts, POYrER DRua AxD Cliky: AL Co., Boston Mass. Hend for “How to Cure 2 ped_u BEAUTY Ly uch, Ghapped, i G 8kin Blemishos, and Infantile Humors, use Cuticura Soap, & real Baautifior. Dinoas Greas (HE GREAT HEAL [H TONIO! Hoff’s Malt Extract! Front of Bottle Back of Bottle. Is the best heal'h bev- ersge kuown and con- taing but 4 per cent of alcaliol. Used very large- 1y by our best physicians %’ for Nursiog Mothers, Dys- Jeption, Convalescents, The World A KIND WORD FOi? A 600D THING, BURDOCK 3 i NRY LOLLEg LOTTERY $80.000 for $2. Thureday. Janvary S1et 000 ALawfulLottery & Fair Drnwln Try the . BLOOD RITY ERS s & BURDOCK i s and tone np the sy sem, BLOOD BITTERS for 1y r Mable. FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Prop's Buffalo, IRegular Monthly Drawing will take place in the Masonio iTa ), Masonic Temple Bull- chariored by the leglelatire of Ky., and twice declars o Toad by tho highest oourt n iroe State Bond eiven to Henry County in the sum of §100,000for the prompt payment of all yrizes sold. A REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS &5 Evory ticket holder hisown supervisor, can oall out the number on his ticket and see the correspond= ing number on the tag placed in the wheel in hia piowence. Thuso dravwings will ocour on the lash ursday of every month. Read the magnificent January Scheme. 1,000 onch 500 enoh. 100 each. 60 oach 20 cach. 10 each 600 Prizes, 1000 Prizos, 0 Prizes, 800 each Appr 0 Prizes, 200 1 9 Pii 100 ench 1,875 Prizos. Whole Tickets, §3. 7 Tickets,$60. OO Tiokets, $100. Romit money or Bank Dratt In Lotter, or send by expross. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTE| 0it POST OFFICEORDER, until further notice. Or- ders of 8 and upward by express, can bo rent &t our oxpense, Adcress all orders to J. J, DOUGLAS, Louisville, Ky. wed & Sat-&wlst 3w em PA YV E —WITH— ANUX TR GRANITE, And your work is done for all time to time to come. WE CHALLENGE to produce a more durable material for street pavement than the Sioux Falls Granite. ORDERS FOR ANY AMOUNT OF Paving - Blocks —OR— MACADAM! filled promptly. Samples sent and estimates given upon application, WM. MoBAIN & CO., Sioux Falls, Dakota, Western Comnice-Works, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING, Weakly Children. De- \ mand the genuine, which kWA of advertisements to rotund money, when draggiats o0m whote the mediotne 18 bought. 4o, not refund, but refer you to the manufacturers, and the vequirements are such that they are seldom, if ever, Somplied with. Heo their writton guarantoo’ A trial of one single paokage of Gray's Specific will convine the most skeptical of 1ta roal merite. 'On acoount of countexieiter Yellow Wrapper; the ouly gex ‘aar¥vull particulars in ou pamphlet, which we de atfirto send fro0 by mail to every one. £4°Tho Bpe. Sifio Medicine 1 sold by il druggists at §1 per pack age, or six packages for r will it wadl on the receipt of the THE GRAY MED Sold in Omaha by C, F NE , Goodm NOTIC P:ter Robda will take notice, that ou tho of Javuary, 1464, Henry Kelsy, jus peace, of Millard Precinct, Do hraska. issued an order cf atfachu one hundred and eigaty five dol'ars iufan action i pending before him wherein John Blua i plaintif and Petor Rohda defcndan , that the proj erky con: of by bushols cf corn' i the ear, coe brown . ara 01d, two white fors fact, 2 tablo unge, 1 baure .1 looking-gla oth day of the ware, O yeurs 0 chairs, £ two | i churn, 1 grindstor s, 1 w sh tub 6 pounds o salt, 4 bushels of pota- hoge, 1 s0e0p saovel, 1 cirn ke he ler, 8 tous of hay, 1 resper, 1 iy rak 1. 1 lowver S'able Ano dum e r around hiny yard,1 cullivater, 1 cat, ed uus der said on e 1ty y of February, o day ok Vibruary JOUN BLus, Plalotifl; Mit'ard, Jar. 14, 1884, alleb Jan, 1026 Fob. & m-ed s put up only in bottles, s por cuts, and bears the ws of North Americs, 78 Greenwich St., Now ~AND— Ornamental Works MANUFACTURERS OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES Dormer Windowe, FINIALS, WINDOW CAPS, TIN, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING PATENT METALIO SKYLIGHT, Iron Fencing! Orestings, Balustrades, Verandas, Officeand Bavk Hailings, Window sud Cellar Guards, Ete. COR, O ANDUth STREET, LINCOLN NEH, WL GAISER, Manager. C. SPECHT, PROP. O:naha, Neb. 1111 Douglas 5t MANUFACTURER OF 6alvamzea Iron Cornices &% Dormer Windows, Fin Tin, Iron and Slate B Bpacues patcnt. Motallia Bkylighs Fateas Mjustéd Ratohok BAr and B A Bracket Shel he genarel agent for the above line of g Iron , Crostings, Balustrados, Verandas, Iron Ahing Window Bundss Gollar Ouiarde: 180 goaeral eut fof Peorson& Hill ' atent fuside Blind. HENNINGS IMPROVED SOFT