Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 30, 1884, Page 5

- T S “ o PEE=u—— i 3 FOR |CATARRH From a “Simple .Cold to Catarrhal Consumption. That priro sweet, rafe, and effective American d\»‘l Oatarrhal Comh, Bronetitls, Throat, Droppings 1n the Jloerati n ol the Nasul Pas ages, Debility, th, tlesh aad Sleap cured (0 the wa Siliatian of Witch-Hazel, Ameritan Plne, Canada Fir, Marigold, and Clover. Bloasom. called SAXPORD'S KD $9AL GORR for Catarrh, with 010 box CAT. VENT And one SANPORD'S IMPROVED ‘NUALTR, &ll fa one package,may now be had of all dragyists fir §1.00 Ak or SANFORD'S RADICAL CORE. Teot: A Inmy ease by SASFORD'S RADIOAL 18 80 remarkable that it see 1 od to tn s wh had suffored without rel'et fem any of the usral remodies that it could not ba trus. 1§ th Conn ofore made ot — s - - = | aMiduvit to 11 beto oth J Thomas, Justiow of the Peaco, Bosron, Geo. F. Dinsu Drugyist, Complete Treatment, $1.00- Warcheste', Mas. Local, and Constitunal Treatment for [ - ot Catarrh, from 8 ok o Influonza of Smell, Taste, and Heaging, Cough Bron chitis, and Cataarhal Consumption, in ogory pack sge. CHOKING, PUTRID MUCOUS ro disledy ted, o 4, the nasal paseage, “ We sell mre of the RadteaL Cong than all other eataath romedios put togother, have yet to bear of a case that it has not i pieto matistaotion,” 1 tho most com- & W. Gifford, Ockil 0ss, Towa | & L A0t 1 many cases & cure is ‘of ono botile."—Andrew Lee, P Mass. Snecze, Sngeze, Sneere, Unttl your headaeems ready tofly off; untll your noeo incharge «xceedve quantition of thin, irri- tery fluld; until your hoad aches, ymouth parchod. and biood at fever heat: This to Cataarh, and intantiy relieved by a GYMEN, VOCAUI eakers, withont number, owo their alness 600 510068 t0 SAXFORD'S RADICAL arrh. ggin says: $One RKev. Dr. the best remedie ainglo dose, and is pormanently cured by «ne bottle | for Catarrch, the best romedy we have found in o Of SAXFORD'S TLADIOAL CORB. lfetimo « t suffering, I8 SAxvorn's RAvicAd Cukr. It cleara the head and ¥ that, taken * Tha only abwolute spocific we know of for ancez- | sach morai unp earaut so ing, snufliing, und choking catarth, or_head colds, | eretions . during the en. I8 SAxroRD'S Rapican Cors "—Medical Timos. tire day, but cedented cloarncss of voico and respiratory organs " Sold by all viugglsts. Price, §1.00 Potter Drug and Chemioal Co., Boston, “Attor o long truggle with Cataarh your BATorr Con conquered."~Hov. 8. W. Mouroe, Lewisvurg, P FLASTER instantly affacta the Nervous System OOLLINS' VOLTAIC ELECTRI and banishes pain. A perfect ELECTRIC BATTERY COMBINED with & IPOROUS PUASTEN tor 98 Cenbe. It annihilatos pain, witalses ) Weak and Worn Out Parta, Strengthens Tired Muaclos, co provents Disease, abaorba Foisons from the Blood, aud I8 THE CRY does more in les time than any_other plastor in v SUFFERING NERVE Address I, D. & C. Co , Boston. RICHARDS & CLARKE, W. A. CLARKE, Propristors, l Superintendne - Omaha Iron Works U. P. RAILWAY - - - 17TH & 18TH STREETS MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN Steam Engines, Boilers WATER WHEELS, ROLLERIMILLS,: 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 IRO e 2 ODELL ROLLER MILL, "TTIN ¥3TI0¥ TIEAO ‘We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates, and will contract for the erection of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators, or for changiny Flouring Mills, fremStone to the Roller System. §37 tiepecial attention givea to furnisning Power Plants for any pur- , and estimates made for same. General machinery repairs attended mpriy. Address Al RICHARDS & CLARKE, Omaha, Neb, = PER;EEOTION Heating and Baking {Tn only attained by using 7CHARTER OA¥K _ Btoves and Ranges, WITd WIRE GAUZE OVER DOORY i1 - == Ly For sale by ! “u, MILTON ROGERS & SONS OMAHA. Dr. CONNAUCHTON, 403 BRADY ST, DAVENPORT, I0WA, U, 8, A, Established 1878—Catarrh, Deafness, Lung and Nervous Diseases Speedily and Permanently Cured. Pationts Cured at Home, Write for *“Tue Meoical-Missionary,” for the People, Free, Consultatioy and Correspondence Gratis. P. O, Box 202, Telephone No, 226, HON. EDWARD RUSSELL, Postmaster, Dnvenfiort. says: *‘Physician of Real Ability and Marked Success.’ CONGRESSMAN MURPHY, Davenport, writea: *‘An Honorablo Man, Fine Buccess, Wonderful Ourcs.” —Hours, 8 be i, Rl 491 Sanford’s Radical Cure THE TWO "QUACKS.” Sherif Cannon Receives His Warrant From the Governor, And Frooeeds to Tonnessee With His Prisoners, We were inforrued last evening that Sheriff Cannon, who came here from Tennessso in search of the two “‘quack’ doctors whom Sheriff Miller arrested somo few days since, and of which men- tion was made in Tk Ber at the time, yesterday received & warrant from the govornor giving the required authority to him for their return to Tennocssco, whero they aro wanted for obtaining money un- der false pretenses. The defendiug at- | torney exerted himself in their behalf in order to obtain a writ of habeas corpus, and Sheriff Cannon was detained at Lin- coln for some timo on this account. Bat the governor, viewing things in their proper light, ordered the issuance of the proper papers to Sheriff Canuon, and the ‘‘quacks” go back to where thay are wanted for their dishonesty, and they will, in all probability have an opportunity of learn- ing good trades at the expense of the state of Tennessee, which will, porhaps, make more useful men of them in the future. They employed an honest fellow named W. B. Kerley prior to their coming to Omaha, and brought him here with them as their servant. They promised him great things and borrowed all the money he had, which we ars informed by Mr. Jones, clerk at the Metropolitan, was about fifty dollars. Mr. Jones informs us that the poor fellow is now here and without a nickel. The Motropolitan also has an nccount against these two would-be limbs of Esculapius to the amount of forty dol- lars, N DEFENSE. A Claim That “Alpha* Made a Fling at the Wrong Man, Sr. Epwakp, January 25, 1884, To the Kditor of Tix Bee, In Tur WezkLy Ber of January 25rd, wo notice an articlo from *‘Alpha” of St. ) — — e cond Lisutenant Joseph H. Gu Fourteenth infantey, judgo advocate. A groator number of officors than those named can not be assombled without injury to the service. e— THE LOUP COUNTRY. Its Advantages Sot Forth in Glowing Terms, The great number of persons coming into the Loup country at this season looking for homes on the sunny slopes of these beautiful rivers, is a fair indication of what may be expected tho coming spring. The reports of our magnificent crops for the past eight or ten years are commencing to dispel the prejudices heretofore formed that the State of Ne- braska was a sterile and barren wasto. Wo loft Towa, the bess agricultural state m the Uniou, with some regret, for wo left doar friends, who will ever hold a bright place in our memory. Yot wo are led to believe with tha advantage and op- portunities, and onr experience in crops for the past four years in this glorious state of Nebraska, in the golden veina of tho Loup country, in Greely ocounty, with & yield per acre from eur rich golden THE DAILY BEE--UMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1884, st Lt iy A ships—it's a soft anap far her -turns its toes in and says: ‘Naw! don't you knoaw'—two of a kind, ain't iti" At this time & runaway toam pul an end to the most interesting conversation on record — “Rejected” Accepted, Nuw Yong, January 29, —Tho produce exchange grain trado has adopted grade corn oalled “rejooted.” It was agreed by the managors to call for a ballot to closing hour of grain trade. e VETERINATS TOR TNE CURE OF ALL DISEASES OF MOREES,CATTLE, SHEER, DOGS, HOGS, PO TERNTY YEARS Humpheeys' Tomeos on Rave e " w1 [ and ufncinrers, rav'e Hippodromes oud Menagerie ters handling stoek, With porfoct o Hum| v terinary Manaal, (50 ppy sent iy Bt price, t dent I e oh applieation HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MED,CO 109 Fulton Street, Now York, soil of from 25 to 40 bushels of wheat. 50 to 70 bushels of oats, 60 to 80 bush. els of corn, and 400 to 600 bushels of potatoes, and its adaptation to mostly ull kinds of corcals aud delicious fruits, that the Loup country will bo, when'fully dovelopod, the best agricultural portion oi the union. We have the advantage of soil, climate and society. The veay best men and women that ever trod the green earth of God, the forerunners of a yreat and advanced future generation, the intelligenco and enterpaise of the east are here; and their shining wims and sublime ambition is to educate their children, beautify their homes, and with ewoot_humanity and unselfish purposes beuutify life. They enjoy the conven- iences of life, and some of its luxuries: and with their plentiful stores and gen- erous hospitallty they are ready to say: Sweep down with your storms frowm the north ward, Come vut from your ice-guarded lair; Our lardors have food for a nation, Our wardrobes hive clothing to apare; Far off from the corn-bladed prariv, And out from the valloys and hills, Tho furmer hus swept us his harvests, The miller has emptied his mills, A friendly hand is stretched out to the Edward. While we heartily endorse what he says in regard to railroad extor. tion and The Omaha Republican, we re- gret that he should make his article an excuse for a personal fling ac M. J. Thompson. 1t looks as though *‘Alpha” was & recent convert to anti-monopoly principles, and had not learned the great truth that personal abuse is not argu- mont. Your correspoudent has nover voted any but the anti-monopoly ticket since he came to Nebraska, and voted and worked against Thompson, not because he believed him to be a scoundrel, but because he did not be- lieve that any man who was elected by the straight republicans of Boone county sould be anti-monopolists, But in jus- tice to Thompson, let me say that he never voted tor a steal of any kind, voted consistently for all anti-monopoly meas- ures that came before the house, and although he had two railroad passes ten- dered him he refused them both, and paid his way like a man. We have known him ever since we have been in the state, and hayve never known him to stoop to a mean action. He is universally respected, and has oppréased people of all nations, and the needy of all states, and they are invited here to obtain homes. This state will not b far_behind others on regulating tariff for the transportation of our pro- duce to market, for there are influonces at work now which will ere long accom- plish this beneficial end, and which will do more to mould the destiuy of the stato than any man uncrowned by power of eloquence can possibly effect. Tho comfortable and commodious farm dwell- ing which has taken the place of the sod house, the blooded hogs, cattle and horses which have taken the place of the old-time prairie rooter, the Texas steer and Broucho pony, is a true indica tion of the prosperity of our people. The sparkling eyes, the chubby forms and rosy cheeks of our children caused by the bracing and salubrious air, is a true indication of the healthfulney of our country, and persons coming hol?| for the improvement of their health have been benetitted beyond their most san- guine expectations, Our friends from the east who are able, whether for health or pleasure, would do well to take a summer tour througb our state and enhale the balmyand invigorating air see in the eastorn and central portions the confidence of the people of this town to as great an extent as any man herc, In regard to that “Bristol transaction” I want to say that what the U, P. rail- road did in that case greatly rejoiceth the soul of your scribe. For the reason that Bristol has declared to me on several oc- casions that the auti-monopely party was composed solely of *‘sore-headed office- seekers,” and that it was all bosh this howling about railroad exteation, eto. Now ‘*‘Alpha,” when you indulge in personal flings, sign your own name and don’t hide behind a nom de plume. Bey lieving that the editor of Tue Ber does not intend to see injustice done to any through its columns, I have taken upon myself the responsibility of refuting this slander of a fellow-townsman, L. P. M. e —— AN ANSWER WANTED. Can any one bring us o case of Kidney or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters will not cure? We say thoy caunot, as thousands of sases already permantly cured aud who aro daily mcomum!lug Eloctric bitters, will prove, Bright's Disease, Diabetis, Weak B arinary complaint quickly cured. tlo guaranteed. For salo at b0c. a bottle by C. ¥, Coodman Army Orders, Leave of absence for one month is granted Post Chaplain George W. Simp- son, U. 8. A, 1! Recruit Edgar Chandler, enlisted at Fort Omaha, Neb., is assigned to the Fourth infantry. Recruits Charles E, Cook, Harry B. Meyers and Frank Roehl, enlisted at Fort Omahs, Neb., are assignad to the Fourth infantry. Paragraph 8, special orders No. 1, cur- rent series from these headquarters, is so amended as to transfer MrivateJ. W, Martyn, company C., Beventh infantry, to the general service detachment at :Iagn‘a beadquarters as of date January 1, 4. Onthe recommendation of histroop and post commanders the unexpired por- tion of the sentence in the case pf private William Hughes troop D. Fifth Caval- 1y, published in General Court-Martial Orders No. 77, series 1883, from thesv Headquarters, is remitted, 6. A General Court-Martial is ap- pointed to meet at Fort D, A. Russell, Wyo., on the 2nd day of Kebruary, 1884, or a3 soon thereafter as practicable, for the trial of Private George W. Watson, Band, Ninth Infantry, and such other p:hmnsn 4s may be brovght before it, Back, or ny Eyery bot- DERAIL FOR THE COURT, Captain Gilbert/8. Carpenter, Four- teonth infantry, Captain Jesse M. Lee, Ninth infantry. . Captain Alpheus H, Bowman, Ninth infantry. First Lieutenant Charles M. Rockfel- ler, Ninth infantry, First Lioutenant Thomas 8, McCaleb, Ninth infantry, Bocond Lieutenant John Baxter, Jr,, Ninth infantry, Becovd Lieutenant Charles R, Noyes, Nioth infautry, of our state vast ficlds of grain, wheat, oats and corn, and the western prairies dotted over with fine herds of cattle, and if the lovers of the sublime in nature have only to pass on to the Rocky mountains, and there see the most mag- nificent scenery foretold by seer or sage, T, 7. PHELAN, 0’Conner, Jan. 15, 1884, o —— The ntertalning Conversaton of Two Well-dressed Girls, Two fashionable-dressed girls met yes- torday on Campus Martius; said one: “Hellol you sweet thing, what do you know!” **Know noth—'cept that they've got anew clerk in —'s store—a regular dan- dy. Went in, you know, for plad sewing ik, Toll you, he'sn regular swell Who, got any money?” “Some but not mech, Why?" +Oh they've got the boss cream at—'. I've got & whole nickel; thought wo might whack up. Met Kit and Sue with & bundle of 'em: they never offored me a smack, the old cranks, Iet's set up opposish, ’ 5 ‘‘How mean! Been to the postoffice?” “*Steen times,” “That ain't many. Come with me, We'll get the candy and sail in and make the uumphuudle’- eyes atick out, Funny ain't he?" “Fuony, not so funny, Went to the dance at Nell's with him and he walked all over my feot. Bay! you know Willie Wall-Eyet” *‘I should smeel! off yout” “One, Cwsar! The other one felt weak. Ho told me that old joke about hia going into the hotel—" “0, Jemime! I've heard that once or more and & half or twice, Bay! thoy've got telephone communications with dow: town!” . “Wow! s'pose 1 don't know that— talked down the other day to Josiah. Jinks! he was sweet.” “Thought you didn’t know him?" “0, you swest thing! What's the difti Told him he would find me if he would take the cars with the blue light on, “Going to seo himf" “Not much,” “Have you seen the new college tough?" “Wow! He's no earthly!” “‘Whyl 1s he crushed on anybodyl” “No; seven girls gave him t‘u dead march the other day.” He caught step with himself 'steen "times, he got so rat- tled; wrathy, too, I guess, for he turned arouna and says, “Thanks, awfull’l’ " *'Say, Cal, I was down to Lily-bud.” “‘How did you get your courage to tick?” “‘Btick? had to do it; so I says ‘Cal, g,u‘{o‘:.gu,' Bg:_ou:;e to the doorin & ul -gown, hair done Langtry, and said: ‘Wa haw daw you daw, rir'n aw alone.” I thought ¢ luck for me,’ and pounded my head when she wasn't look- ing; staid ten minutes and then remem. bered that I had to go hcme because mamma had & headache; told her to run 'in any time—~kuow she wouldn't come in ¢ the back door, and I could skip out that way——am good for that any day. = ‘Well, you will have & prac-nac when ho gets there. Have you seen Da’' 1 Loonard's new mash? Caluo over in two Did he talk an arm decide the question of extending tho |4 on “Hoe KRissed B nd Ont™ 1 1‘5 MonTrEAL, January 20.— Abbe Chubort Ny oate was fined twenty dollars or two monthas | o, Ny und de. imprisonment for kissing Mrs. ezes ailireotly wprisonmen kissing Mrs. Iezean, SSicotly TUTT'S B TIVUNA TR SATVESUR SIS PILLS e e e TORFID BOWELS, PISORDERED LIVER, nd MALARIA, OULCOS AT § PILLS havi noc Thoir wotion on the Kidaoysund Skin 14180 prompt; removing al) impuritios throngh 0 throo scave engera of ¢ po- tte, sound A ssinandavigorous bod L 0AUSO MO NaUsR OF ZAPING NOE inter with dally worle ind Aro o perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALAR Bold very ehere, 31%6, Office, 44 Murriy Bty TUTT'S HAIR DVE, GIAY HATR OR WHISKERS obangod ine stantly to o GLossy BLACK Ly n8inglo ap. Pliention of this DYs, 801d by Drugglats, or gont by e xpress on roooipt of §1e Offlo, 44 Murray Gtroot, New York. stlon, re Xl fore The nooossity for Kmm,l and e tolent ouseholl ¢ medies Induily growing more STEITE + GELEBRATED NERVOUS DEBILITY HUMPHH " Vital Weaknoss and Tros Andiseretion, 0 18 radieally Toon (o nse M yoal and promply| cured by Iiy furomedy known, Price stper vlal,ord viathi It vial of ponder tor € st poat frec on 10 ol pi pric umphieeys' Homeo, L, 44 “Vitist, datilono trom 1o uiion ghfi, ol H ENRY COLLEg . LOTTERY $30.000 for Ba. IRegular Monthly Drawing will take {n the Masonlo ia 1, Masonio Temple Buil- ding, n Loulsviily, Ky. Thursday January 31st, 1884. AL‘“'"'Q‘\?S"”L"'“"D" |r||g'=. chariered by the loglulatire of Ky., ad tloe d o logal by the highest court I be etate ' Hon givon to Henry County In the sum of $100,000 for the prompt payment of all v risos old. A REVOLUTION IN SINGLE N UMBER DRAWINGS £ar Evory kot holder hisown supervisor, can call out the number on his ticket and seo the correspond- fog number on tho tag placed in_ tho whool In his prosonce. Theso drawings will ocour on the Thureday of every month. Read tho magnificent January Scheme, 1 Prizo 8110,100 Half Tickets, $1 60 Tickets, $100. Remit money or Bank Draft in Lotter, or send by oxpress. DON'T SEND BY REGISTE LETTER OR POST OFFICE ORDER, until further notice. Or- dors of 85 and upward by cxpress, ean be tent at our Adcross all orders 10 J. J. DOUGLAS, Ky. wol & Hat-&wlst w om fciue. Patented Oo- A POSI i peniedte box No. 1 will cure any case in four days or loss No. 2 will ouro the most obstinate case no matter of how long standing. Allan’s Soluble Medicated Bougies No nauscoun doses of ~uboba, copabla, or oil of san: dnl wood, that are ~.aln to' produce’ dyspopais by llmitmylnl( the cuatingsof the stomach. "Price $1.60 Sold by all druggists, or matled ou roceipt of price For further partioulars send for clreular. U3, 1,876 Pizea. Whole Tiokets, $3. 27 Tickets, $50. Cure without med. Box : asaseance, CURE, J.C. ALLAN CC., CANNON JONES & €O, GENERAL AGENTS! OFFICE IN FRENZER BLOCK, OPP. P, 0. nt houses, also furnished or unfurnished rooms. tain boarders and furniah first.class domeatica. ituations prooured for all kinds of sorvanta NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY. 0. F. DAVIS & G0, (BUCCESSORS TO DAVIS & SNYDER.) Gonerai Dealors in REAL ESTATEF 105,FARNAM BT, + Have for eale 200,000 aores earetully selooted Iands o ¥astern Nebraakn, ot low prics and on oasy torms Improved tarms for sale In Dougins, Dodge, Coltax, Piate, Burt, Ouming, Harpy, ‘uabington, Morlok. Baundors, and Butior Countloa, Taxe pald in ll parta of tho State, Money loaned on \inproved farms. Notary Publlo Alwavs in offs. Oorrespoadence McOARTHY & BURKE, UNDERTAKERS! 218 14TH STREET, BET. FARNAM AND DOUGLAS N. WAITE, M. D. Physician & Surgeon, (Formerly of Mercy Haspital, Chicago) Specialist For tho reatment of Nervous Disesses, Chronio an Buryloal Disoasos, and Diseuscs of the Eye and Kar. Consultation sad examidation fice. OFFICE—0dd Follow s Blook, N. W, cor. 16th and Dodge Bta., Omaha, Neb. Officobours g to 19 & m. 1todand7to8 pin. Hundays 1010 1% a. m. caly. DUNCAN & WALLAOCE, uumbe GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, Steam Heating a Specialty, st ool s b e ‘I)A'::..Il'h Wm.tgmlhl Neb. Televhoue No. 410, JAMES MoVEY, Practical Horse 8hoer apocialty of ¥ oadutors aud tandortoot her. ven. o, g wrest hewoun 11tk asd o 1 Bellovue ffouse EVA 0. BABOOCE, STENOGRAPHER! AND TYPE WRITER OPERATOR, Copylny ou short potico. Logal work o speshalt 3 CR NG T hort s wd Sype wiitieg e ressouable. Hevldence 730 w'lfilh ook ¥ eacrencs —Joba T. Bell, Btecl, Johoyw & 00 AL NENRFFYI RECEIPTS FRE imparative, and thewe Hostot ter Swmnch B tors the chiot in mirit and the most popular, Irregularity of the etomach and bowels, malarial tovors, liver mplaint, debility matien & n d 3\ para. rostorative and medicinal sato STOMACH uard, and it is just. v regardnd an the purestand mostcom. Prenensive romedy of Ita clam. Forwalo by all Druggists and Dealors L MR, A & s 1 o Xy 1 A wcsured by D O 0 ERGRIT & BONA: . W. AN, DOLB AGENT, Y, N, X, CREAT ENCLISH REMEDY. RVOUS ' W eryaioan, & Debiliy Kgf‘. e\ Eumsnmuu LOSS Ehl l“ [ § 2} OF MANLY VIGOR, Bpormatorr. . haa, eto., when all other reme dios tall. A oure guaranteed. #1.50 a bottle, largo bottle, tour ¥ times the quantity, €5. ur ox: pross to any sddross. Sold by all druggiste. ENGLISH MEDI OAL INSTITUTE, Propriotors, 718 Olive Streot, St Touls, Mo. — *1 have sold Slr Astley Cooporn Vital Restorative or voars. Every oustomor spoaks highly of it. ) annesitatinglycndorse it as a remedy of true wmerlt +1C, F. GOODMAN, Druggiat, VIK.e-codly ©maha Fet 1 1888 i e i) T A Tt et B ity S A I hronich the body. At ¢ be TehaTEed i1 a1 i Miant by Dhe patient, 81 000 Wouid ot Buy It. Da. Horxn—I wns afficted with rhoumatiom, and oured by uring & belt. To any one affiioted 'with that disease, § wou'd say, buy Home's Kleotrio Belt. ‘Any one can conter with o by writlvg or caling 1420 Douglas strost, Omaha, Nob, )y grors i WILLIAM LYONS. MAIN OFFIOR—Opposits postofice, oo 4 Fren- Blo “Earéor salo @Goodman's Drug Btore, 1110 arnam ot eot, Orders filled C. Norteast Nebraska ALONG THE LINE OF THE, Ohicago, St Paul, Minneanolls and OMAHA RAILWAY. ':m new oxienslon of this line trum Wakefield uj, BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the LOGAN through Ooncord and Coleridge TO EX AR TINGTOINT, Roaches ths best vortion of the Btate, Special ex- carslon ra es for lind 1eekers over this line tr Wayne, Norfolk and Harttogton, and vis Blair to all principal polnts on the SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD Tr ins over tht ¢, st. P, M. & 0. Rallway to Cv: inaton. Bloux city, Ponca, Hastington, Wayne and Nartolk, Qonnocot at Elmix For Fremout, Oakdale, Neligh, and through to V.l entine, £ For ratednnd all information call an P B WIITNEY, Genoral Agent, Breaug's Bulldi g, Uor. 10th and Farmam Sty , Ouaha, Neb, 2 Tickota can he socurod at depot, cofn and Wobster streets, Wester Cornice-Warks, C. SPECHT, PROP. 1111 Douglas Bt . L eh, 14t Omaha, Neb. MANUFACTURER OF . 6alvamzea Iron Cornices Dormer Windows, Flalae, Tiay Iron ad Slase Rool s 8 t, Patont e T e gonaral agant for the above line of goods. 1ron enolng, Crestings, Balusteados, Vorandas, Iron Bank > Window Blinds, Collar Guards; also genoral nt {or Poorsond Hill ~atent Insido Blind. James Medical Inetibute Chartered by theStateof Llli- ols for theexpress p of glvingImmcdiate re all chron! vate discascs. Glet andyphilis n aflthett complicated forms, also all diseases of the ‘Hn and Blood promptly relieved and . permanentlycured by reme- i ‘Weak it the Face, Lost Manhood, {800 experimenting, The s at once used in each case, wooal or by letter, sacred! icines sent by Mail and package to press, No . tentd o séades. “Address ndicate cont uM‘l’m |CAPITAL PRIZE, $76,000. i Srinary and pr | . Tickets only 8. Shares in Proportionsa Lonisiana State Tottery Company “We do Nereby cortify that we sporoiss the ar rangementa for oll the Monthly and Semi- Annual Dravwings of the Lowisiana State Lottery Oompanp, add in person manage and control the D themaelves, and that ths sam o are 4 Aonesty, fairnean. and in geod faith toward all par, tiea, and we authorize tha company to wuss Ehin sem, Hieate, 1th fao siriics of our wgnatures astackedy n 6o adoor CoMMIRRIONERA. Incorporabed tn 1887 for 26 years by the leglslatrre for educational and charitable p\-w—..‘fin oap- ital of tlfl,wo—-m which a_reserve fund of over 560,000 has since been added. By an overwholming popuiar vobe [ franchise wan mado a part of the present state constitution soptad December 9d, A. . 1879, The only Lottery ever voted on and en- dorsed by the people of any State. 1t never scalos or postpones. Ita grand single number drawings take placo monthly. A splendid opportunity to wina Fortane, Becond Grand Drawing Class B, at New Ore loans, Tuesday, February 12, 1881 —-165th Monthly drawing. CAPITAL PRIZE, £75,000. 100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Frao~ tions, in Fifths in proportion, LIST OF PRIZES. 1 OAPITAL PRIZE 175,000 1 do d 25,000 1 do do 0,000 3 PRIZES OF 86000 © 13,008 5 do 2000 . 10,000 10 do 1000 10,000 20 do 0,000 100 do 200 20,000 800 do 0,000 500 do 25 000 1000 do 26,000 9 Approximation priees of 8760 . o788 9 4P Pao ' s L 4,500 9 do do 0 1 9360 1967 Prizos, amounting to... 265,600 ‘Application for ratea to oluba hould be made only office of the Company in New Orleans. For further Information write cloarly giving fall sddress. Make P. O. Money Ordors payabls and sddresa Roglstorod Lottern to 'NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK New Orleans, T Postal Notes and ordinary lotters by Mall or Ex. prosn (all sums of 80 and upwards by Express ab ouy oxpense) to M A. DAUPHIN, or M. A. DAUPHIN, Now Orloans, La. 007 Bevonth 5t., Washington, D. ©. LOVISIANA STATE LOTTERY 9. B. Frank Moore, 27 La Sal: Strse', Chicago., Now Manager of Cliicago Office. o whom apply for \eforoation And tloketa, 166th Mon Drawing, Tuesday. Feb.12. First Oanlta Prize 876000, Tioketa. 85; sold o Fifthy a8 81 each. Eoo full sclicrue above —WITH— AUX FALLS bRANITE. And your work is done for all tinme to time to come, ——— WE OHALLENGE The World to produce a more durable material for street pavement than the Sioux Falls Granite, ORDERS FOR ANY AMOUNT OF Pavinu%lilu MACADAM! filled promptly. Samples sent and estimates given upon application, WM. MoBAIN & CO.. Sioux Falls, Dakota, DR. WHITTIER 617 St. Charles St., St, Louis, Mo, lasico, Rxcosss, Tndu DR, JAMES,No. 204Washin MILMWJI! mm 8. H. ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, - = = = Neb BEXADES OF THOROUGHERED AND HIGH ORADN {HEREFORD AND JERSEY CATILE AND DUKOO OB JRRANY RED BWLKY * 4@ Young stock tor sao. Carzvspandence wlichied,