Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 26, 1884, Page 5

B\ T S ey g U | TR —— — — e o wgm Tore - o 2 o Iy i vy : » e A vt~ e . e “— THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA, TU CSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1884, BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. | WHAT IS IT 2 A striotly vegetablo preparation, com- posed of a choice and skillful combina- The discoverer does not claim 1t a cure for tion of Nature's best remedios. all the ills, but boldly warrants it cures every form of diseaso arising from a tor- pid liver, impure blood, disordored kid- neys, and where there is a broken down condition of the system, requiring a prompt and permanent tonic, i% never fails to restore the sufferer. Such is BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS., Sold by all druggists, who are authorized by the manufacturers to refund the price to any purchaser who is not benefited by £1.00. FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Props., Buffalo, N. Y, Imported Beer IN BOTTLES, Erlanger,. ... ooouuas Culmbacher, .. Pilsner Kaiser. . their use. Price, «« Bavaria, +++...Bavaria, Bohemian, +++.Bremen. DOMESTIC. Budweiser..............8t, Louis. Anhauser. St. Louis. es s, .. Milwauk Schlit: Milwaukee. Krua's ...Omaha. Ale, Porter. D mestic and Rhine Wine. ED. MAURER, 1214 Farnam. DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S - PREV TIVE AND CURE. FOR EITHER SEX. The remedy being injected directly to the seat of the disease, requires no change of diet or nauseons, mercurial or poisonous medicinea to bo taken inter- nally. When used as a preventive by cither sex, itis impossible to contract any private disease; but in the case of those already unfortunately affticted we guar- antee thieo boxes to cure, or we will refund the mon- ey. Price by mail, postage paid, 2. per hox or three boxes for $65. WRITTEN GUARANTEES syued by all authorized agents. Dr.Felixi.e Brun&Co. SOLE PROPRIETCRS, F. Goodman, Druggist, Sole Agent, for Omaha m&owly AND 2, 2 gmsanieed s oess, ' Conyulsions, _ Fata, Headache, Nervous Prostration caused hy {ho uee of alcoholor tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Dression. Boftonsng of tho Train rosulting in in sanity ahd leading to misery, decay and death, Premature Old Age, Barrcnriess, Loss of power in oither sox, Invojutary Losscs and Spermat- orrhaa caused by over-exortion of the brain, self- abuse or over-indulgence, Euch box contain one month's treatment. £1,00 & box, or six boxe: for §5.00, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order received byne for six boxes, accompanied with $5.0C, we vl sond the purchaser our written guarantoe to re. fund the money if the treatment does not afllu:l soure. Guarantees iesued only by C. F, GOODMAN Sole Agent, Omaha Neb. vate diseases. Gonorrhcea, GleetandSyphilis in all their complicated forms, also all diseases of the Skin and Elood promptly relievedand permanentlycured by reme- dies,testedina Forty Years Special Practice, Seminal Weakness, Night Losses by Dreams, the Face.Lost Manhood,pusitivaly {210 experimenting, The appropriate remedy isatonce used in each case, Consultations, per- sonal or by letter, sacredly confidential. Med- | icines sent by Mail and Express, No marks on package to indicate contents or sender. Address DR.JAMES,No. 204Washington 5t.,Chicago,lil. T ——— A —— E— I)II.IIDHIIE’S ELEGTRIB BELT $1 000 Would NotZBuv It. Dr. Horxs—I was s loted with rhenmatism ani cured by wing o belt. o auy one afficed with that disease, | would y, buy Horne's Electric Bolt Any one can confer with me by writing cr calling at’my store, 1420 Douglas street. Omaha Neb. WILLIAM LYONS, MAIN OFFICE—Opposits pestotie, roor 4 Fren- zer bl 44 For rloat C, F. Goolman's Drug store, 1110 [uansl, Omabs, rders filled 0 0 D. The use of the term * Ahoy Line” in connection with the corporate namo of a greatroad, SHGR conveys an ides of ust wi Joauired by tho traveling .{:““" floe 8 e e ot ® tions—all oi which are furo: lshed by the greatest railway in America, (rcaco, NrLwAvREE And 8t. Paul. 1t owns and operates over 4,600 miles of Northera lllinois, Wiscousin, Minnosots, lows Dakots; and as t8 main lines,’ branches and connee: tions reach all the «roat business centros of th Northwest and_ Far Wost, it naturally anawers & desoription of Short Line, and Best Route betweeo Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Minncapolis. RChicagy, Milwaukee, La Crosse and Winona. {#Chicago, Milwsukoee, Aberdoen and Ellendal Chicago, Milwaukee, Eau Claire and Still wat h"o Milwaukeo, Waussu aud Merrill. Chicago, Milwaukee, Boaver Dam and Oahkosh. Chicago, Milwaukee, Waukesha and Oconomow Ghicatio, Milwaukeo, Madison and Prairiedu Ohies Chicago, Milwaukee, Owatonns and Fairibault, Chicago, Beloit Janesvil cmugu,sh-ux City, Sloux Falls and Yaukton Chicago, Milwaukee, Mitchell and Chamberlaln. Rock Island, Dubuque, §t. Puul and Minneanolis Devenport, Oalmar, 5t. Paul and Minneapolis. = | things. WISEST OF THEM ALL Anthar @ Surewd Politician, His Present At de on the Presi- dentinl Question and His Deport- ment Toward the OCandi- dates-A Favorite with the Oabinet, Spectal to the Chicago Daily News Wasnisaros, Febraary 92, — The president is beginning to talk more frecly about presidential matters, So far as | can be learned, he has asked no one tn suppors him and has neither announced nor arranged a plan, but he is permitting his friends to discuss the approaching convention in his presonce, and has in one or two cases even gone 8o far as to introduce the subject himself, Not long ago, when he was speaking, as ho often Goes, of the enjoyment he finds 1n being president, a friend asked him if he did not want another term, ‘“That is something I do not allow my- self to think about,” was the president’s reply. The change that}is coming over him is shown by the fact that the same friend has within a few days discussed proba- bilities and_possibilities with tho presi- dent, and that, too, upon the assumption that he would be among those voted for at Chicago, His attitude toward the other candidates is the same, and ho is doing nothing for himself, but that he is thinking on the question is very appar- ent. There are several men here from New York who are supposed to have come to consult him with regard to the nominatton of delegates in that state Warren of Buffalo, chairman of the state committee, *‘Clint” Wheeler, ex-Con- .| gressman_Crowley, and others—but if the president has given them any sug- gestions, or has proposed any plan, they have not disclosed it by act or word. Jesse Spaulding, of Chicago, and other well-known Arthur adherents from that city, have spent much time at the white house lately, and the correspondent of a stalwart paper in your stato was with the president two hours the otherday. These are given as symptoms, but the results have not yet developed. There are ru- mors of a conference of Arthur men at which the wishes cf the president are to be disclosed, but it hasn’t been held, so far as 1 can ascertain. From a member of the cabinet who fa- vors, as they all do, the presidents re- nomination, 1 learn that his plan, 8o far ag ho has any, is to use no patronage to secure delegates, to interfere with no other aspirant, to mind his own business, and to take what comes to him voluntari- ly or by the efforts of his friends. In pursuance of this policy he expeots to win, but if he loses the nominaticn, his dignity will be preserved, and the admir- able record he has made as an impartial, judicious executive will be complete. The president is the shrewdest poli- tician there is in Washington,” said this cabinet man. ‘His head is clear, his judgment perfect, and his far-sighted- ness phenomenal. He knows the men who are opposing him, and can moasure their atrength and estimate their chances better than anyone. Blaine is worn out, blase a3 a candidate; Sherman has no ac- tive friends; Edmunds does not want the office, aud Liogan’s bocin will die of over- exertion, The president knows he has no dangerous antagonist, and chooses not to be an antagonist himself, Take the recent appointment of Tuthill as district attorney at Chicago. Logan knew the office and the man were neither of any importance to him, but he is a gor- mandizer of patronage, and de- manded the appointment, as he usually Coes. The president knew Tuthill could not affect his prospects one way or the other, and by nominating him prevented Lagan from havinga grievance. Justso, the other day he nominated a protege of Edmunds as justice of the supremo court of Dakota, although the appointment was npposed by every Dakota man in Wash- ington, and by the delegato from that territory in congress. He gives Blaine’s friends all they want, and it is now charged that he has bribed Congressman Skinner, of the Ogdensburg, N. Y., dis- trict, by giving him the appointment of a postmaster. Skinner has been a half- breed leader, anti-Conkling, anti.Grant, anti-Arthur, but he got what he asked for. By this policy the president 1s dis- organizing the opposition.” And 1 find that the abose is a pretty fair description of the situation, Frank Hiscock, who has always been counted as an anti-Arthur man, said the other day that the president had granted every re- quest he had ever made, and there 18 not a New York congressman who will say otherwise, The most active fricnds of the presi dent in his cabinet circle ure Teller, Gresham and Chandler. The two former have an immense amount of patronagé, and are able to influence mauy people. They keop tho president posted as to what is going on, saving little to out- .t |siders, but listening a great deal and dropping a word now and then where it will do the most good. Chandler is shrewd and far sighted. He ranks next to Arthur as a politician, and understands the sigmificance of His former association with Blame gives him a key fo unlock that gentleman’s mysteries, He is careful not to offend; he retains his intimacy with the Blaine faction, which is very important. In this way nota movement of the other candidates is lost, and when the proper time comes the president will be found in the field with well-organized forces, prepared to act. That time will come shortly before, or perhaps not until, the convention meets. The New York delegation will be care- fully made up. ‘*My district will not be for Arthur,” a New York congressman, *‘but its to Chicago will be reasonable nd in those words lies the key to movements there, The Arthur men will excite no antagonisms,swill provoke no animosities, and open no breaches that cannot be healed. The opposition to Arthur cannot crystallize, The men who represent it have no candidate. They don't like Logan, and are indiffer- ent to Blaine, who they are afraid could not carry the state. They would prefor 8herman or Kdmunds, but the former will have no backing, and the latter is for Arthur., They are hunting for an available man to unite upon, and can find none. Senater Miller is very hostile to Arthur, but has no suggestions to make., He is at sea as much as any one, and it is a case of the blind leadiug the blind, Under such conditions, without having interfered with the vlans or thwarted the purposes of any othor candidate, Arthur Pullman Slaepers and —— . he P(nnd Dining Cars (n orld sre run on the MlL i DILTARLES #,!J TS ous employes of the compan; & V. opspmTEe, 301 OFO H. hunorc. will go to the Chicago convention with 10 enemies, but with a clean record and the good will of all, As the Daily News haa already said so often, Logan is the only man who is {of which he | canva his little boom, is running a literary bureau in his committee-room at the eap- ital, and is forming alliances with every politician who will join in the procession No matter what his reputation is, no matter what his past may have been, Logan will take him in if he will come, Therefore all the political bummers, the hacks, and heelers who abide at the cap ital, are all shouting for Logan and dis cussing his availability in the hotel lob- bies, Dorsey was captured bofore he went wost, and furnished Logan with funds, was very “much in need. Paul Vandervoort, who was dismissed from the postal service for not attending to his duties, has charge of tho Nebraska and similar men of odorous reputation and doubtiul character are tho leaders on whom “Black Jack” de- pends. Tho alliance with Blaine gives Logan most of his encouragement, but that is regarded asa mothod of the plumed knight to club Arthur, and not a genuine support, for Logan and Blaine cannot have an intimate political friendship or a personal Ymm)ny for each other. But Arthur will keep out of the way ef the ctub, and when it falls it will disarm the men who are using it. Booms have always been dangerous things. 1f Logan's ever gets big enough to excite approhension in the minds of the friends of other candidates it will be knocked in the head. I have talked with a dozen political leaders from a dozen different statos, and they all answer my questions in the same way. *“Wo will mml an unpledged dele- gation of good men,” they say, *‘and will act as soems for the best intorosts of the party. TLLINOISAN, LETTERS Remaining in the Omaha postoffice unclaimed for the week ending February 23, 1884: GENTLEM Anderson N P Allen A Aaron 1, Adolfsson Boyd R Boylan P Burke PP R Blair M Brine J Bradshaw D Bauer ¥ Burhenn C T Bell W Bobbitt W W Bott W Beran V Burton W ¥ Buck D R Bowles H A Blocl unn C! 2 Bulloch & Co Benton W Bushnell Agent Blax Linn G Beckett J Bow Baan Y Cook aford J Crane C A Collins D R Cooper J Carlson N Christenson 'Y Christian 1* Caffoy (! Cox W Chambarlain W J Cunningham W Cantield W E Collins J C Commerce Journal Davis O R Campbell O H Daugherty M R Devere N E Darley J Devore CJ Dennison E S Doston 8 Duffy P Davies W I Dowli Dewitt A J Tvans I M TElwell J Edwarda W © eman W Tox F 11 Forman A Fowles W S Fullard A W Francis J R Field C B Gordon B S Grief E Gireen G M Harney W M Hobn P U Hamlin A Hixson 1 M Holmes © Hubble W Here FH Grallerd B Goodin O I} bhaar W Gould T, A Hayes T 1° Hogermann A Huyes 1 Haines I3 W Hanson 1' Horstemsk Hull J Hansey G Hoffman .J Hartley T B Hyish J ¢ Tarder H Henshy L Hackop H It Johuson J—2 Jort J Jorgenson 11 Keoley T Kolb Kelly Knapp It ¥ Krzgatyniuk J W Lemo Mr Lindner ! Lane G R Meifrar W McKenna C McLain 12 McEwe W McPherson.J B -2 Neincor L \].\eutmk P Matthews A W Moraine R Negus W C Nielson H Nillson A Nicron T ¥ Ormsby J H Olsen A O'Reilley J Overton T H Pendleton J B Pearson A Petterson P H Predovice M—2 Poterson 1 Pholps C ¥ Peck J T Pike J W Parke H W Petterson H Pelion 1 Pederson N Parkes I fteam W H—2 Roeder J Rosensutler R Stephons W C Sandford © H nons J —2 ulIi\xm r ithJ J Sheatfer H M Lodistrom Mr Swartey A R Scott R N } Thowns £ Pelgon L J Pond A M Robinson J Reynolds J . Raney R H Sullivan W kilos J W Semlor G 11 Smith J Shepard H Strong M B Shaw A 1 Severa It | hees J— ! Tallon ) S / Wagner W Wiles B R Vitsou J Withock D A wurlu..m o D Wagner G Wiight 1) Williams W2 Walkelk A Wolfo P Young G W Zoubler A Zng ¥ LADIES, Allen Mrs I J Atkiug Mra T Bu 8 Mrs M2 Burkholder Mra M 10 Jsook Miss E Browning Mrs M Bryant Mrs M Bigelow Mies [ Churtis Mea 15 ebter Miss I, anan Mis M u Butrick Miss L Brooks Mrs D Boatrico Miss O Bonner Miss M Clifton Miss L Campbell Mrs 1, 5 Dahlstrom I erett Mrs W Ford Miss A Francis Mrs J D Graves Mrs (/ H ot G Frederickson Mrs G Gibson Miss L Hurley Mra J A Jenking Mrs & Kofod Miss C Johnson Miss 5( Legget Miss M Mauk Mig O Murphy M P2 MoAsty Mrs F Ollson Miss H Ray Dindiwiath Miss K Soulth Mrs M A Stapleton Mixs V' Steln Mrs Huros Miss 12, Smith Mrs O— Scott Miss M Schnett Miss K Sherwood I Streot Mrs G I3 Todd Mrs H V Wilcox Mra AM Whitlock Miss D WEL Wago Miss L Walker Mis A Weluch Mius 8 J Willcmer Mrs W R~ Wilbur Mrs N £ Wood Mrs 8 Woodworth Mrs A Workman Mrs M A 1 Smith Mrs M Stephenson Mrs M J Smith Mrs R B C. K, Couranr, Postmaster, ——— A SOUTHUERN TRAGEDY, W, B. Cash, 8on of the Noted Duehst, Mortally Wounds Two Men, CoLvmpia, 8. O,, Feb, 23.—A special dispatch from Cheraw, 8, C.,says: Satur- day of last week W, B, Cash, son of Col. E. B. Cash, the noted duelist, who killed Col. Shannon a few years ago,came into town early in the day and remained until dark. Just before starting for home he became very boisterous, and was ap- puached by Town Marshal Richards and requested to keep quiet, A difliculty en- sued and they clinched, the marshal using his club freoly of Cash's head and arms, but finally the marshal was overpowered and terribly’ beaton and kicked in the head and face by Cash. After the two uu\uu;; an active effort for the nowmina-{men were separated Cash immediately tion, and such candidates invariably fail. He is devoting his entire time to nursing | left town, This afternoon ubout 3 o’clock Cash agnin came to town, and after romaining about two hpurs walked up tn Marahal Richards, who was sitting on a dry goods box in front of a atore. Passing by him a fow paces Oash suddenly wheeled round and without saying & word drew a J8.cal- ibro Smith & Wesson pistol from his hip pocket and fired three shots in rapid sue cersion at the marshal The first shot passed through the left lung of James Cowsrd, an innocent bystander. The second ball took effect in Richards’ left lung, and ws he fell Cash fired an- other shot, which missed its mark. He then ran to his horse, which was hitched at a conventent place, and in the excite ment was parmitted to escape. | Roth men are mortally wounded. The most intense eoxcitement prevails throughout the entire county, and hun- dreds of men are in pursuit of Cash, It cuught he will uadoubtedly te Iym'llvd. — New Mexican Indinns, Special to the Denver Tribune, 1 Arnvguerque, February 92, Agent Riordan, of the Navajo Indisn agency, camo in to-day with a party of chiefs, on the way Lo Washington. They go to ask for nfore land, and deny the reports as to their attacking the Mexican sheep herd- ors noar their resorvation, saying they only asked them not to make permanent improvements until they saw the presi- dent. Mr. Rubican, of Donver, arrived in the city to-day to commence wmk on_the now Indian achool building. Pedro San- chez, Pueblo Indian agent, is here to select the land, and Mr. Rubican ex- pects to commence work thy first of next week. | e— Real Estate Transters, The following deeds were filed for record in the county clerk’s office Febru- ary 23, reported for Tue Bk by Ames’ real uuh\lo agency: Aos 8, Billingsly and wife to Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railway q 0, part se} of se} sec 12-16 0. 0. Lharlcn W. Mount and wifo to Annio 2liza Dundy, q o, part se} of sec 2115 18 Charles W. Mount and wife to Eliza Dundy, w d, part lot 7, in Place, 1,800, Charles Bankes and . single, lot 0, block Annie Rees’' wife to Jasb 72, in Omaha, Jacob Selze (single) to Mra. Lydia Bankes, wife of Charles Bankes, w d 1 b, b 72, luflnmhn £5,000. lh_uln n lh\rp)mm (admr, ) to Pe Goos, admr's deod se} of sel of sec. 16, 12, e, being 40 acres. 8800, Henry W, Yates and wife to Kent IX. Hayden, q ¢ wi 19, b3, of sub-division of .J. 1. Redick’s add, $2,000. Charles F. GGoodman and wife to 'Fred Kootter, w d, nw | of aw } of sec. 26, 15, 13 o, 82 Hevman Kountze and wife to Charles F. Goodman, ¢, pt. 1ot 7 and pt. no a0 of sec. 27, 15, 13, 2. Reuben Ross, Jr., and wife to Alger- non 8. Paddock, ( ¢, block 21 in Smith’s' adk, $2,000. Edward H. Pardee,’unmarried, to Al- ! gernon 8. Paddoack, (¢, pt. lots 1,2, 3 and 4, block 19 in Omaha, $4,000. Mflorunu 8. Paddock and wife to Augustus Kountze and Herman Kountze, w d, part of lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, block 19, in Omaha, §14,000. Algernon S, Paddock and wifu to Eliz- abeth Kountze, w d, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, bloock 21, in Smith's add. §6,000. John, H. Green and wife to Angust Doll, w é, nw} of sec 6, 16, 12, $2,600. The trustees of the S. W. Presbyterian Church of Omaha to Ezra Millard, w d, part w 115 feet of lot 22, block 1, Millard Place, $1,80Q. John McGinnis, §z., and wifs to Alger non 8. Paddock, ¢ ¢, n} of nw} of ne sec 10-1% 13, excepting 2} acres, also e} of uw] of se} of sec 10 15-13, $16,000, Charles F. Goodman to Gity of Omaha, w d, strip 20 feet wide for alley in 26- 15 13, 82, Si Grentle Women Who want glossy, luxurian§ and wavy tresses of abundant, beautiful Hair must uso LYON’S KATHATRON. This ogant, cheap article always sakes the He.r grow freely and fast, keeps it from falling out, arrests and cures gray- | vess, removes dandruff and r—, makes the Hair it a curling , givin dl.: l, mh-ncy and keeping it in y_@esired position, ~ Beau- fnl healthy Hair is the sure reault of using Kathairon, A SALINE Apox—ion t AGREEABLE THOROUGHLY CLEANSES THE STOMACH AND BOWELS WITHOUT VIOLENCE OoR _IN HOT WATER, re. sy, Bive Expross and. d Fout (nmu of [ . omalug for & bkl anid 1 il eute v ddress Dr. Foirl 6. Mgw W, L LINALON BeAL, #40. iso Tk, i ieludon PEAGEY OB TO0LS b sl e, e e A " NOTICE, Notioe is horeby given that thy > hers. tolore exinting betwe. Wilkism " Mammir s "sad under1ho firn name ;i eied of M i iy to give further notioe that 1 b wiblo for auy debits contracted by :I.'yl ';‘::'.5- .luu iato Frin name, bor will 1 pay’ any Attarnoy's arry on aby ull‘ullfln of Auy dor against wiy of the creditors of the late fipm A.x. £ioss, wnd the use of ams 10 oary gt s uomuthorlu by e maba, Neb. Fob, 1841, Wity i | Yollow Wrappor; the o IOIWAA IOEL WX GRAY'S SPECIFIO MEDICINES, TRADE MARK 118 URKAT Rau-y nn o€ MARK NI RIMODY. A unfailing eure for Seminal Weak noss, Spermatort ., Tmpotoney, nd " Al Disoasos At follow Aa & 1 8 N Abuse; as Memory, Unive -Jllt\llna.-.um.nn.h ¥ :.m M‘TEI nun, in the Back, Dimness of Vision, ¥ old vy iher diseases that lead to Toaanity of Gon. wamption and # Premature Grave BRWARR of advertisoments to refund money, when drnggists from whom the medioine ght do not ¥erund, bt Fofor you to the manufactarers, and the foquireinente are sich that they are seldom, i/ ever ith their written guaranteo’ A trial £ Full pasticula i out pamphlet, which wede. sire to send freo by mail to overy one. 4 The Spo. wold by mil druggists at 81 por pack ix packaros for 86, or will be sent free by atl on the rocolp ot of the i |s [—~WITH— 001 FALLS bRANITE. Aund your work is done for all time to time to come, WE;CHALLENGE The World to produce a more durable material for street pavement than the Sioux Ialls Granite. ORDERS \FOR ANY AMOUNT OF Paving B gy MACADAM! filled promptly. Samples sent and estimates given upon application, WM ML“A]N & CO.. Sioux Falls, Dakota WeakNervousMen ll r IHS*DN REMEDY 00..45W wu\. m'fi "~ DISEASES OF THE EYE & EAR J, 1. ARMSTRONG, M. D., Ocuiiet landd Auvist. Until ofioes aro fapaired fFo) with Dr. Parker, Room 6, C and Douglas etreets, Wester Cormice-Warks, IRON AND SLATE RGO#iR0, C. SPECHT, PROP. 1111 Douglae St. Omaha, Nob, MANUFACTURER OF Balvanizea Iron Cornices 4@ Dormer Windows, Finials, Tin, Iron and Slate W;nfifll, Soachits patent Motallio Skylipht, Patent tnot Bar and Branket Sneiving. 1 am he gene: Nt for tho Anove Line of €00, Aron nolng, Crestingo, Balustrades, Vorandas, Iron Han tngs, Window iflinds, Cel i or Pearsonk Wil The only Regular S D S .seed house Nebraskal 10 MARKET GARDNERS & DEALERS: T have now lete stock of every kind and v tloty of Fresh 1 Beeds, bought divect of pro wessionsl Boed (irow 1 sellin Bulk and at Eastern wholesale prices, and in quantitios to suit. 1 will duplicate any price List i grown Troo und Hodgo Soed. Hend rv.u\mu d 14t and ) Dodge by Oniahia, Nebraska Cornice ~AND~— Ornamental Works MANUFACTURERS OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES Dormer Windowe, ' FINIALS, WINDOW CAPS, TIN, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING, PATENT METALIC SKYLIGHT, lron Fencing! Orostings, Dalustrados, Verandas, Office tllfl Baok iaifiige, Window and Celiar Quards, Kte. ©OR, 0. ANDE&u STREE", LINCOLN NEB, OAIRKR, Mavager WANHOOD RESTORED A viotla of sarly Innmd-uu\ causing norvous dobll 4, Doviiabs s decey, ol rl 7 pritys tassis ot s ire, whid ow-suf VR *4. OU«M K-.l'l ok Addrase J. 1L Northeast Nebraska ALONG THE LINE OF THE Chicago, St Paul, Minneapalls and OMAHA RAILWAY The new extension of this line from Wakefield up BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN throngh Coneord and Coleridge TO EXARTINGTON, Reaches tho best portion of tho State, Special ox Wayna, Norfolk and Hartington, and via Blair to all SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD ver tht C, St P M. & 0. Railway to Cov oux ity Poncs, Hartington, Wayne and Teaing Inton. Notfolk, CGonnoot at Blaixr For Fremont, Okdalo, Nellgh, and through to Val \het (AN Do secured At dopot, corner 19th ehatar Strasts DUFRENE & MENNELSOHN, ARCHITECTS AREMOVED 10 OMAHA NATIONAL BANK AVILDING gar 8. H. ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, - « e e iNeb NRNADRR OF THOROUGIBRED AXD 11G1 GRADR HEREFORD AND JERSEY CATTLE AND DUROO OR JRRAXY RND SWINK £& Young stock for sale. Correspondence solloited. UNITED STATES Nimal Ban OF OMABA. Capital, - - $100,000.00 ©. W. HAMILTON, Pres't. 8.8. CALDWELL, V. Pres't, M. T. BARLOW, Cashlor DIRECTORS : 8. 8. CAuDWELL, B. F. Smrrn, 0. W. Hamiuron, M. T. Barrow, 0. Wit Hamiuron, Accounts solicited and kept sub Joct to sight cheok. Certificates of Deposit Issuod pay able In 3, 6 and 12 months, bearing interest, or on domand without In- terest. Advances made to customers on approved securities at market rate of Interest. The Interests of Customers arc closely guarded and evory facllity compatible with principles of sound banking freely extended. Draw sight drafts on England,ire land, Scotland, and all parts of Eu- rope. l.:nll Europoan Passara Tickots Colesuons Promptly Maoe, CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. v, Tickets only Shares in Proportion'®s Louisina State Lottery Company. e do heredy certify that we supervise the a1 rangements for ali the Monthly and Semi-Annuc Drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery Comy cmnpfmy andin perion manage and control the Dra themaelves, and that the same are Sondocted honesty, fairness. and in good faith toward all par iea, and’ we authorize the he comparty to use this cer ificate, with fac-simiies of our wignatures atiacked wger adorelsements. " CoMMIBHION SRS inoorposalsd ta [5 ifl years by tay legialaton for educatiofe nd oRaritablo purposas—win. ® 085 0f $1,000,000—t0 which o resorve fund of 2% 60,000 haa sich boon sddod. By an overwhelming g mado o part o the present stato consitutior dopled Docewber 2d, A, dorsed by the people of any State. 1t iiever wcales or postpones. Its grand umxle number drawings taks place monthly, A splondid o) },p..numw to wina Fortune, ‘Third Grand Drawing Class C, in tho Acad- oy of Musio, New Orleans §Tuesday, Ma 1ith, 1884 ~--166th Mouthly drawing. CAPITAL PRIZE, 875,000, 100,000 Tickets at Fivo Dollars Ench, tions, in Fifths in proportion, LIST O PRIZES, 1 CAPITAL PRIZE. .. do do Frac: do do 2 PRIZES OF $0000. 5 2000 1000, 100 do 200, 80 do 1% L0 do 1] 1000 do 2., Ve A Sracniamo raie. pproxtuation prires of §760. ¢ do do 00 0 do do 1907 Prises, amounting to. ... 260,00 Al tion for raves to alube should mldl only st tho offce of the Company In Now Orleau or furkhor tnformation write. olearly mn-z fal ad i e P s oy Bvios 1ol m-m Loitors EV/ ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, Now Orleans, La. Postal Notos und orlinary lottors by Mall or i pross (41] auzas of #6 and upwards by Eapross at ow oxpense) o " A DAUPHIN, M. A, DAUI w Orleaus, La. il mwi Seventh St., wuhmmn.n o Matter uflAwln-muu uaneuuluh Bro's for Liquor License, e that Wuethiloh Bro's did u pon e st i e ap Lot Mok il Cliy Couinel o O, for Hoors 10 ell Sphritois and vinous liquors, at_cor. | Dodge strects. Teird ward, Ouwaln Neb., frot o 880 of Febs 184, t0 the 11t day ot Apri, 0 mare i 0 obattion, remonstraco oF provut filvd wllhllm wooks lloul Fob. 18th A. D, 1554 the said Hoense will by granted WUETRICH BRO'S, Ap pul‘\llll publish 1 o weeks bt new h vtk & (&) City Clerk, Canty for Liguor Mattor of Applicat TIGE. Notion ¢ hareby ¢iven thatd’ R Cauty did upon the 4ihday of Poh A, D. 188dy fl hia wpplication to the uwyor d ety A‘AMM(I liconse to well ¥) nrmmul g hquun at of | puoustotien 08 No. 610 Bouth ward, Omaha, Neb., trom the to u.u 18th day ath 1654, objection, re- Rlod withih 1w waoks trom iy "D, 1884, tho ald licciwe will bo wraut: . JANTY, 0 Tho Qmahs Bew ne b i notice 4,06 ench -ul“. pense of the of Ouiaha 18 0t 40 b6 K r et 4. J. 1. €. JEWETR, City Clerk. pofhisy vare fa franchise rlm only Lottery ever vntud on and en o ment. REAL SIATE. BallouBros 817 South 13th Street, below Farnam. SOLE AGENTS FOR Kilby Place 50 NEW LOTS Just platted out in this addition at 83256 to 8360. Per lot. First allotment all taken mainly by persons who will build desirable residences in the spring. This Addition runs from Dodge street to Daven- port stroet, the most healthful, sightly and desirable SUBURBAN PROPERTY IN OMAHA. Near Cable, Belt and Cuming street lines. Sold Forty-One Lots in this addition in January, Call l office Will take you out and back in half an hour. A Desirable Business Property . on Farnam Street. Rented to good tenant. Pays ten per cent on in- vestment, net. One of the Besf lots on Tenth Street; 66x132,810,500 Business An Improved Farm, Near station in Douglas county, two good houses and frame barn—a first class farm in every respect. Will sell or exchange for city pro;«rty. Desirable Lands in Boone, Madison and Nance coun= ties, in quantities to suit purchasers, £8.00 peracre. Will take less for a quantity. Fortv Acres of flrst-class land, improved, good for gardens and small fruit, within three miles of postoffice, 8560 per acre, DESIRABLE RERIDENCE, full lot, twu story house, metal of, 8 rooms, Must besold. Spe- cial terms at office. CGood Cottage, ; five rooms, new, one block from street cars, $1,600. Monthly pay- ments, Fine Residence, near Twentieth and Uass streets, Kasy payments. Residence Property on 18th street. Large house, good barn, full lot, street cars, $3,600, Business !Property, .| on Saunders street. A good invest- Call for particulars, Several Good Lots on very easy terms to those who will build, Property Shown oo o