Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 19, 1884, Page 2

S ———— e - OMAHA DAILY B JAX e — MAY 1Y, ISCH s e e ————————— i i————————————— THA death with rheumatic twinges or the pangs of neuralgia is no reason Ex- Try Recollect it is Neural. why you should continue to suffer. periment with a good medicine. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. GUARANTEED by every druggist. gin and Rhoumatism nover stood before it SH[]W us a man or woman, if you can, afflicted with toothache, earache, headache, backache, any ache, that has sought relief in Dr. Thomas’ Eolectric Oil to no advantage, and in re- turn we will refer you to thousands similiarly affected whom this medicine has restored and cured completery. FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Props., Buffalo, N. Y DR, FELIX LE BRUN'S GG PREVENTIVE AND CURE, FOR EITHER SEX, The remedy belng Injoctod diectly’ t0 t1a suat o the diseaso, requires no change of diet ) causcous, ‘merourial or poisonous mediclnes to bo taken Int nally. When usod as o preventive by cithior sex, ftls ‘mpossiblo to contract any privato disease; but in the oaso of those already unfortunately afflicted we guar antoe three boxes to cure, or wo will refund the mon. ey. Price by mall, postago pald, 82 per box or thrce boxes for 8. WRITTEN GUARANTEES tasued by all authorized agents, Dr FelixLe Brun&Co., SOLE PROPRIETORS © F. Goodman, Drugglst Sole Agent, for Omaha wa Health is Weall‘]”’ v MENT, guaranteed spocific for Hystorin, Dizzi noss, ' Conyulsions, Jits, Norvous Neuralgia, Headache, Norvous Prostration caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulnoss, Mental Do- prossion, Boftoning of the Brain resulting in in Eanity and leading to misery, decay and death, Premature Old Age, Barronness, Loss of powor in either gox, Involuntary Losses and Spormnt- orrhaea cansed by ovor-oxortion of the brain, self- abuso or over-indulgonce. Each box containe one month's treatment. $1.00 a box, or six boxee for £5.00, sent by mail prepaidon receipt of price WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any caso. With each order receivea py s for eix boxes, accompanied with $5.00, wo eond the purchaser our written guarantoe to re. fand the money if tho treatment doos not effect @oure. Guarantes issued oniyDy +GO ODMANN, Druggist Agents Nrn; Omaba ob. When L sn u ure 1 de not moan mleIy llllnnp |smm !: Aradi PSY atimoand thon 1iavo them return agai 1 mo Calcuro. Thave made tho diseass of L or FALLING SICKNESS & llfo-long s udy. [warrantmy emedy to curo tho worst Tilcatiso othors b Tatiod 1 o ronson for onen for B troatis i ivig b cure. Froo Bottlo' of my infuses Tomedy. Give s and Fost Office. 10 costa Jem Dot for & rial a1 il e ot (ddress D! 11. G. ROOT. 183 Foar St.. dew Wews. utThis 0 & Return to us with §TS. & yourl gotby: AGGLOEN BOX 0f 00008 than anything daen o Certainty? i g A oo 0 caplial, M. 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Rucine, Wis, h‘y Pt ine, Wi, Lz ‘mall on jFice In StaLips.~6 8 :‘.MA m.m.l.! will sond you particulas of a I oing of self cure, froo of ol i your addrons o ks 0. KOWLEL, Moodus, Uo To those suftering frons tho offects of youthful errors, lsominal woaknoss, early do- [ T you are bothered nearly to| A¥ IMARKABLE ACOIDENT. Why It Was Necessary to Drop An Iron Sate{From theFourth Floor, From the New York Herald, A singular accident necessitated the fall of an iron safe, weighing two tons and a half, which was being hoisted to the fourth floor of No. 30 Broadway, esterday afternoon, from the sidewalk {onnu(h. The safe had reached the de- sired hight, and an idle crowd stood in the street below watching with interest the motions of a workman who stood on the sill of the fourth floor window in an office used by the freight department of Now York Central Railroad Company. It was in this room that the safe was be placed, and the workman on the window ledge was altornately pulling and push- ing tho safo, giving it a slow, swaying motion, so that the safe might be swung over the window sill and lowered into the room. Suddenly the workman on the window Ernst Sanger was his name—gave a piercing and agonized shriek that startled all who heard it, and arrested the foot- steps even of the busy merchants and brokers who had not troubled themselves to look at anything so commonplace as a safe hoisting feat. A single glance at the writhing form of the workman was enough to show what had happened. Sanger had taken hold of the pulley to swing the safo, and his fingers had caught in the rope and been drawn into the sheaves of the block. His fellow-workman under- stood the situation at a glance. They knew that to turn the winch, either to hoist or to lower the safe, might result in crushing the poor fellow’s hand to a pulp. There was only one thing to do—the rope must bo cut and the safe allowcd to drop to the sidewalk. As quickly as possible the sidewalks on I)dll%’l sides of the street and the road- way also were cleared of pedestrians and and vehicles. Two stout fellows lay out upon _the sill and held the body of their suffering comrade so that he would not be carried down with the safe. Then the ropes were quickly severcd close to the block. Sanger’s hand was releazed and ho was drawn half fainting into the room and car.icd to a surgeon’s, The biz safe crashcd through the side- walk, smashing a heavy flagstone into powder , and buried itse!f in the earthy floor of a vault under the street. Be- yond having its bottom bent in, the safe was uninjured. Sanger's hurts, though painful, are not dangerous. | — Horsford's Acid Phosphate, in Constipation, Dr. J. N. Repinson, Medina, O., says: “In cases of indigestion, constipation and nervous prostration, its results are happy.’ —— Rooster Gallantry. Vallejo (Cal.) Times, A lady in this city hearing an unusual commotion in her poultry yard the other morning ran out and saw three roosters making frantic efforts to extricate a hen that had got her head fastened between the boards of a fence in an attempt to fly over it, while about twenty old hens were walking and feeding about the yard a8 unconcernedly as if nothing unusual was going on, The action of the roosters may be explained by the proverbial gal- lantry of the sex, while the hens were probably taking quite a delight in seein7 the belle of the flock and a hated rival effectually strangled. ‘ e — POZZONI'S MEDICATED COMPLEXION POWDER. Tor nfant’s toilet it is an indispensable are ticle, healing all excoriations immediately. Mother's should use it froely on the litulo onos, ;:. l‘: perfectly harmless, For sale by all drug s e —————— Probably Knot, Burlington Hawkeye, Rev. Mrs. L. G. Lemick, the }evange- list, was the ofliciating clergywoman at & wedding in Oolumbus, O,, last week. 'Tis well. If woman can tie the matri- monial knot as firmly and gordiantically as she can tie the immovable knot in a boy’s necktie, never a thought of divorce will follow the marriage service which she performs, B — il Angostura Bitters is known as tho great rogulator of the digestive organs all over the world, Have 1t [n your house. . Ask your druggist or grocer for tho genuine article manufactured by Dr. J. O. B, Sicgert & Son — Indignant Firemen, The Alleghany Fire Committee wanted to go io Now York to purchase an engine and otherwise amuse themselyes, and asked the Pennsyluania Railroed for fif- toen passes. The corporation responded with sour passcs, which aroused the in- dignation of the committeemen to such a virtuous height that they rosolved to pay their fares on another line, and wherea3- ed that the Pennsylvania corporation was too mean to live, and could go to Jericho with its old railroad. e —— Letter From J. Malcolm Smith, Clerk of Westchester County, New York, for Nine Years. ‘Waire Pramys, N, Y., May 7, 1883, 1 have for many years been troubled at times with muscular rheumatism and pleuritic patns, and have always found Allcock’s Porous Plasters to be quick and effic’ent in affording relief. In December last I had an attack of Pneumonia, which left one of my lungs in a weak and extremely sensitive condi- tion, accompanied at times with severe pain. The application of ono plaster re- lioved the pain in a short time, and I have worn one almost constantly since, or anny Vi ;“Il Berotum, " I ukkly’m‘"f'p-“{w.fl"'ufllfi?nfi by thel Lo Aad Eummulmmlmlflh‘t ehould koow. Hundreds of eceipts,how o cure Nervous inal Weakneas, eic., set securely scaled o lflne"lh‘cl::ra'y or posiags it ) Adtrews Dr. oadway aud Lucas AY., St Louls,Mo. T. 0. CARLIBLE, BREEDER OF High Class Pon MO. VALLEY, - . - 10 A{ “Seud for Clrculars.” A.F, GROBSB., Builder & Contractor UABINET WORK, SUCH A8 COUNTERS, BARS, ICE BOXES, LIBRARIES, snd al kinds of office work I t diees 1506 dackeon Bireot. Omabe. Mot DEBILITY s et oy CIVISLE METHOD, Adopted in llll)m‘i‘lUkl’{’l'AL OF FRANCE Prompt return of VIGOR. Biw v cascs,§) o 80, Bovers 1ass, 436) 514 Pam) l"l“; Civiale Remedial ;0 7, 5 #14038., & as a protection to the weakened lung, I have used Allcock’s Porous Pleiters for myself and family for over twenty- five years, always with speedy beneficial results, and I do not hesitate to recom- mend them for their mild counter-irritant qualities, and for their efficiency in relieving soreness of the lungs and pains of a rheumatic or neuralgic character, J. MALCOLM SMITH, Be sure to obtain Plaster, as tions, Allcock’s” Porous all others are worthless imita- L — Senator Van Wyck's Bill, Lijocoln News, Senator Van Wyck's bill limiting the amount of of luui that can be Infid in this country by any foreign corporation to 640 acres might as well be made to apply to native corporations and capital- ists of all classes tllnz hold land for spec- ulation only, The land shonid be for the use of actual settlers, and it is not in the interest of the people to have it held for purposes of speculation by any class of capitalists, Thero is hardly any seotion of the west but what suffers more or less from the fact that thousands of acres are yot wild land unimproved and unoccupied regarding the advancement of the country and held for a rise in the market, The value of these lands are increared by improvements made by actual settlers around and by their sturdy blows in developing the soil, help fill the pocket of the speculator. Mr. Van Wyck has made sereral moves since he has been in the senate, for the benefit not only of his own immediate constituents, but the citizens of the northwest, and this proposition he now offers may meet with much opposition from certain quarters, but it s in the interest of the people, and they will sustain him, We trust that other bills may follow in its wake that will confine the land to actual settlers. If we con- tinue in thesamecoursewe have been pur- suing for the past twenty years wo will in time find oursclves in equally as bad condition as Ireland is at present. We have had warning enough and are ¢ d to see our s enator is endeavoring to save us from an impending fato. —— ARE YOU GOING TO EUROPE? 1n another column will be found the an- nouncement of Messra, THOS, COOK & SON Lourist Agents, 261 Broadway, New York. relative to tho vory o to arrangoments they have made for tours in Kurops tho coming ng and Summer, *‘Cook’s Excur- wlonist,” containing maps and full particulars, will be mailed to any address on receipt of 10 centa — General Sherid, New Policy, Philadelphia Record’s Weshington Letter, General Sheridan has shown signs since he took hold of the army of an intention to pursue a vigorous policy. For one thing, ho has been astonish the army by ordering a series of exchanges of sta- tions between regiments in the east and regiments in the west, Ho believes that for their mutual good, and for the good of the services exchanges of stations should be more frequent. An exchange means a great deal to the regiments con- cerned. One has been perhaps ten years at some eastern post—Fort McHenty, Baltimore, for example. It hes taken root. Suddenly, often with very little warning, it must go out in the Indian country to resume routine life under totally different conditions. At the same time a regiment which has been a fixture for a decade in New Mexico or Montana comes into civiliza- tion again. It is often quite as disagrec- able for the Western regiment to come East as it is for the Eastern Regiment to go west. “‘Why, sir,” said an old army officer to night, *“If the regiment at Fo Blank, Dakota, were ordered East t day it would bankrupt every oflicer in its roster. Lvery one of them has some local scheme for mauking money—a farm or a mine or a herd of cattle, or some- thing that they could not give up with- out great loss, From time imemorial army officers have always done a little monoy-making as they went along out on the plains, Take Dodgo City, Kansas. That is built on a town site purchased by an army surgeon from a_squatter for a few hundred dollars, and afterward sold by the army surgeon for more than $50,- 000. That’s one of numerous cases Most of those officers who have been long in the west, whers they have any shrewdness at all, have some money laid up against retirement day. e — riles Pilos are froquently procoded by a sonse of weight in the back, loins and lower part of the abdomen, causin 3,0 l:utinm. to suppose he has some affection of the kidneys or neighboring organs, At times, sym toms of indigestion are present, as flatuency, uneasiness of the stomach, efe. A moistere like perspiration, producing a Aery disagrcoable itching particn. larly at nyghtftor getting warm in bed, its very commonattendant. Internal, External and Itching Ples yield at once to the applica - tion of Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon the {)nm affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying the intense itching, and ef- footing a permanent cure where other reme- dies have failed, Do not delay until the drain on the system produces permanent_disability, but trv it and be cured. = Schroter & Becht. ““Trade supplied by (1. F. Goodman.” e ——— Robinson, of Ohio, “‘What a nasty, shiftless-looking place that is,’, remarked a passenger who had a biglgeay head, ard whoie weight jo '3 not less than 200 ads, s the train ptsed the back doorP:q frame houge || “Ohio. ““I don’t for the life of me see how a man can be 8o c.reless about his yard and barn. And the women folks must be lazy, too, for see how dirty evei sthing is on that back porch—T really believe I can see the last year's fly-specks on the win- dow-panes.” ‘‘Who are you, I'd like to_know?” in- quired the pessenger to whom the 200- pound man had addressed his remarks. = “Robinson, sir, General Robinson, of Kenton, member of Congress, sir, and the ropublican candidate for secretary of state. Hope yowll vote for me and speak to your friends, and—let me see, what did you say your name was?” “My name, sir,” replied the man, stifly, “‘is 8 htenberger; I have four sons and three sons-in law, all voters; T control at lesst two dozen votes besides them in my township, but—" ““Where did you say you lived?” broke in Robinson, glad to cultivate the man’s acquaintance. *“1 live in that farm house back here a piece, jthat 'you was admiring so much, d'you, and I wan’t you to just wateh the ’lection returns from old Salt Creek township this fall. Will youl Well good day.” For seven years Allons Brain Food has stood the stronjzest test as to its merits in curi Nervousness, Nervous Debility and restori lost powers to the Generative ‘System, and, in no instance has it over failed; tost it. $1; 6 Jor $5,— At druggists, e — Dida't Press 1It, Detroit Free Press, A fow days ago a Detroiter and his wife were making a trip through tae state prison at Jackson, and both wero much impressed with the countenance of a cer- tain convict in one of the shops. He looked so melancholy and down-hearted that the lady’s sympathies were strongly aroused, and the gentleman was certain that he could discover evidences that the man hed a great deal of moral worth in his character, One of the guards was appealed to for information, and he re- plied “Yes, he is very well behaved—one of the best in the prison.” “‘He seems sorry for his offense,” ob- served the lady. “Yes'm."” “Aud I knew he would be honest if pardoned,” added the man, “Yes'r. You might speak to the go- vernor. I believe the offence was a trif- ling one.” “Do you know exactly what it was?" “Why, I believe he came from your city, 1 think he entered the house in the evening, choked the lady senseless and then stole money and jewelry.” “W.why when was it!" gasped the lady. O, about two years ago. “And he was sent for five years?" asked the man. “Yes'r, 1f you desire to press the mat- ter, T'll—" *Press be hanged!" blurted the De- troiter, ‘*Here's the very woman he choked and robbed—it was my own wife he nearly killed. Mary, I guess we won't slop over on him any further!” B. H. Douglas & Sons’ Capsiouw Cough Drops ure manufactured by thewmselves, and are the result of over forty years' experiencein compounding cough medicines, —me-16-35, The Burglar's Clever Love-Making San Francisco Post. It has often been said that nothing save husiness success and money consti- tutes a claim to social recognition on this const; but, as even with such illustrations of that fact as the Sharon trial before ther, our Eestern friends can hardly un- deratand how absolute said rule is here, we can hardly expect§the following per- fectly true incident to be believed out of our own State: One night not long ago the daughter || of one of our best citizens was awakened by a noise in her room, and, upon sitting up, discovered a man disguised in a black mask standing beside her bed and calmly contemplating her features by the aid of a bull's-eye lantern. “Don’t be alarmed, Miss,” he said; *I havn't taken anything yet.” “Dless me " said the girl; “I do not believe it's a burglar.” “Of course it is,” said the house- breaker, with an unceatifying smile, as he lit & cige=ette, **And 1am proud of it.” “What do you want?” demanded the young lady. “Well, I did want to sample your jewelry case,” said the robber, *‘but you looked 80 all-fired protty lying there with your auburn hair— just my style—that I couldn’t help waking you to see if yoa also had dark eyes. 1'm terribly fond of light hair and dark eyes, myself,” “‘Well, I have,” said the young lady, gloncing at tho mi.or. “Butl must look like a fright in this—this dress,” ““On theconti=ry, white is vei 7 becom- ing to you,” said the disciple of Jimmy Hope, tenderly, “By the way, are you engagod?” ““That’s tellin’,” said the girl,” “No, but are you—honest injun?” “Well, yes, I am—to a young law yer; but I don’t sare for him so veiy much.” “‘He's pcor, isn’t he)” “Oh, awfully,” “Exactly; 1 thought as much. Now, my dear girl, don’t you know there is nothing in this love-in-a-cottage business? You don’t want to peg along nursing ba- bies in some stiffly back room for the next ten years, do you?” *N-u-n-0," murmered the girl, “Then why no* let this fellow slide and take me? I'm pretty comfortably fixed. Businees has been good this sea- son, and our profits are large. Our_firm now running a tunnel under a Marys ville bank, and T've got a fourth inter- ost. Besides, I'm secretary of the Burg- lars’ Protective Association. What d’yer say?” ““Conldn’t we go abroad next summer?”’ ask 1the girl, thoughtfully. “Why, certainly. I expect to have to. Just think over the matter, and I'll drop in some night later in_the week. I know how to get in.” And, shouldering his kit, the sccretary stepped out of the window and went off to open a jewelry store for an engagement ring. And the next day the young lawyer received back his letters and photogravh. Our girls know on_which side their bread is buttered, and you can bet on it.} e A Great Surprisc. Ts in store for all who use Kemp's Balsam foe th|n throat and lungs, the great guaranteed edy. it merits and that each di aggist is authoiized 5 refund yovr money by the Proprietor of thia wondorful remedy 11 it fails to cure you. Schroter & Becht have cecured the agency for it. Price 50c and $1.00. ST An obscure shelf is not the place for the new medical work, ““The Science of Life; or, Self-Preservation,” but the amily library. —— STATE JOTTINGS. weal Mastings is brightening up with electric light, The Catholics of Ponca #ve building a 859 church, P Adams coéntly domocrats declared for the old tieknt aniteht AR Pickpockets do a profitablo business at} the B. & M. depot at Lincoln. Anna Dickingon is billed for lectures in various parts of the state. The B. & M. track, west of A urorais bring put down at the rate of a mile a day. Twonty-five more men have beon laid off at | yu the shops, Graud Island, making 90 in all. Thero are botween fifty and sixty catile slaughtered for the Red Cioud market month- ly. Col. Warner, of Dakota county, expect to gather over 1,000 bushels of appics from Fs orchard this year. Tho State bank of Red Cloud bezan busi- ness as a National bank on the 15th, with a paid up capital of $50,000. Rov. J. J. Floharty, founder and firsi pres- idont of the Wesleyan university at Iuller con, died in Florida on the 2nd inst. mourns the loss of an_arm by the accid: dischargo of his gun whilo hunting. R. D, Silver, of Lincoln, has been awarded the contract for building a peniteatiary at Santa Fo, New Mexico, to cost $150,000, Judgo Broady seals all matrimonial tios with this injuuction, ** What this district court hath {‘uinml together let no other court part asun- il Tho expenses of the last trial of Quin Boh- man, the spelling professer, in Otoe county amounts to $1,378, which Lancaster [county will have to pay. An irato husband of Pawneo City roverely thumped a young man of that town for prowling around_his house after night and irightening his wife, There is considerable mortality among hogs reported in virious sections. Ono Saunders county farmer has' sustained a loss of about $1,000 the past threo wocks, Tho late Oyrus 1. McCormick, the inven- tor of tho reaper, was a | College, haviug given f ing of uho wing known as MeCormick Hall, During April there was filed upon at the 1 office at Valentine, 971 claims, or about 360 acres, and at the presont tmo there is boing taken on au average b0 clalms per day, 1a David City has passed an ordinan iting the sale of intoxicating liquor w corporate limits, The penalty for violatine the ordinance is not less than 575 for each ox- fense, David Anderson, for six years sheriff of Buffalo county, died on the night of the 11th inst. He held the office of sheriff in the cow boy days and was recognized as a brave and efficient officer, Beatrice thinks if the U. P, Company had any regard for the comfort and conven- fonce of its customers it would provide a safer way of getting to its dopot than wading through six inchos of mud, Tho people of O'Neill City have organized an assoclation for the purpose of removing the remaius of Gen. O'Naill from Omaha to O'Neill City,and placing over his geave a suit- able monument befitting his memory, Dr. Ewmily W. Fifiold, daughter of ex-Re. gent Fifield, of Nebraska, hes just graduated trom the Woman's Modical college, of Balti- more, and has received an_appoiutment of ro- sident physician of the Wilson savitarium of that city, The Hastings (iazette-Journal thus compli- ments itsolf: *About three weoks sgo we cor menced to talk opera house, Since that the plaus have been drawn, stock all taken, contracts signed, excavating nearly completed aud work progeossing finely, How is this for enterprise!” The finished work has been done on the new trestle of the Blair bridge across the Missouri, and trains will cross to-day, This is about ton days ahead of the contract, & large forco having bean at work night and day to cowplowe it iu the shortest possible tie, ‘Would you believe that it is sold on | ° {Tho Stanton creamery bogan oporations las: | ! The work of a doublo track from the Platt-. | mouth bridge to Oreapolis Junction, is pro. grescing, Lhe cont.actors who have the work of widening the culverts having already commenc- ed work. The Oakland Independent says the Clica. go, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omcha survaying cotps have complet ‘ the su-vey ard ¢ timatas between Oakland and Decatvs, and r 8 now busy surveying side tracks, e at that yoint, Maanwhils the survey pe-ty is still in the field west of Scribner. 25th of April, says the Ho-ti o has been sHpped from this head of good fat cattle, for which v something £52,00). During the same time somothing mora than £20,00) worth of hogs been shipped. The' are all raised and fod in Adums county and shipped from Hz Loup City papers report a terrible and provoked murder in Sherman County recontly, A farmor, named John Lomberg, was called out; of his house at midnight and (hot dead by some_unknown parties, Lomberg is said to have haon uai. dsome with hisneighbors some of whom had threatened to kill him, A num- bor of them have been very reticent about giv- ing any information, or in any way nssisting the family, caroner and jury. Tho State Journal is responsible for the story that “that an honest old citizen of Howard covnty, invited the con ot an_ old friend to mak a visit, Now t's old cit- izon had a davghter (he has her yet, by the 3 much de ‘red to seo advan- tugeously disposed of in the matrimonir! market. He was so arxious, in fact, that he entered into a secrot agreement with his friend's son to woo and win her, The your: man accopted the invitation and spent a de- lightful winter livirg off his future fathor-in- law, driving his horses to countrv dances and singing schools, and bvining his coal and oil, A fow days azo the young man_woke up to the fact that ho must be «t work. He also discovered that ho did not want the g'rl ho had bargained for and so told _tha ola man, The old man reluctantly submitted to the in- evitable, but has brought suit to recover the ter’s board, fuel and Jight bill.” IMEFORTANT PUBLIC SALE | OF Black Polled Catle, Tmported, Pure-Bred and recistered ANGUS and GALLOWAYS Lhe property of LEONARD BROS-, Mt." Leonard Mo., Omaha, N ebragka, ON Wednesday. May 21, 1884, The offering will consist of ‘young bulls of choi. 3 braeding, reacv for immediate tervice, and two and rs old heifers in calf or w'th calves at foot. od from the herds of the most Sto [ i hazia ck p. m., and will take place at How aan's stables, south 1th St. where stock are now on exabition. For further particulars address 0. M. DRUSE, Lincoln, Neb. wkly 1t da eve 12 mor 1417-20 PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUP- PLIES AND TRANSPORTATION. Affairs, Wash osals, inilorsed *F st e submitted i eeparato envelopes,) r, Clothing, or Transportation, &o., (a3 50 may' be,)and directed to the Cominissiner of Indian Affairs Nos. 65 and 67 Wooster street, Now York, will bo received until 1 v, 3. of Tug 27, 1884, for furnishing for the indian se 620,000 pounds Bacon, 85,000,000 pounds Beef on the hoof, 200,000 pounds B 45,000 pounds Paking Powder, 780,000 pounds 50,000 pounds Coffee, 7,603,000 pounds Flour, 70,000 pounds Feed, 195,000 poun’ s Bard Bread, 48,000 pounds Hominy, 18,000 | s Lard. 700 barrels mess vork, 180,00 pounds , 7,600 pounds Tea, £00Epounds Tobacco, 2) 1) pounds Salt, 130,000 pounds Soap, 6,000 pounds o!a, $50,000 pounds Sugar, and 40,000 pounds Als0, Blankets, Woolen and Cotton Goods, (con- in part of Ticking, 20,000 yards; Standard , 135,000 yards; Drilling, 9,000 vards; Duck,0 edical g list_of misc delivered at Chi Also for wuch W to the climate of the Brakes, delivered s Also, transportation for such . the and supplies that may not be contrac delivered at the Agoncies. BIDS NUST 1K 70, Kansas City, and bo required, Toast, with Califoraia cles, goods, for' to be MENT BLANKS. Sohe qualities of subsistence suppli h Agency, and the kinds and qua 1 oiher “foods andarticles, tozother with osals, conditions t0 be observed by buiders, time and place of delivery terme of contract and payment, transportation rout ¢a und all other rec ill ho furnished updn application or Nos. (5 and 07 Lyon, No.453 Broadwa arics of subsistance, cago, Leavenworth, Omahs, co, and_ Ywikton; tho I hi- , Saint Paul, the Postmastor uf - lwing Huteninson, 1 Lodwe, Newton, Osa speks, Wellington, Wichita L,y and Winfield o opened at the hour and day above stated, and bidders are lnvited to be prosen the opening, Bidy w CERTIFIED CHECKS, All bids must bo aceompanied by upon tomo United States 1 National Bank af Los Angeles, por cent of the wmount af tne proporal, H. PRICE Commissioner. THE OLD RELIABLE THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL- ENDER COMPANY, [SUCCESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B €0.] certified checks tory or tho First or at lease flve — 3 THE MONARCH Ibe most extensive manufacturers of Billiard & Pool Tables IN THE WORL 509 8. Tenth Stroet, . + - - - OMAHA, NEB ird and Fool Tables snd materials, BILLYIARDS Ball Pool, Carom, AND ALL OTHER GAMING TABLKS, TEN PIN BALLS, CHECKS, ETC. 11 Delaware Street, . Oumahs, Neb, Y HORNBERGER, Agent, Wiite for Catalogues and Price Lists. £18 South Kausas City M HENR Wholesale ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK. Oolumns, Pilasters, Lintels, Fencing, Cresting, Railing, Eto. Oast, and Wrought Iron Beams. Agents for THE HYATT PRISMATIC LIGHTS. THE MURRAY IRON WORKS C0., Burlington, lowa. THE LARGEST IRON WORKING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE STATE. % VHPECIALWfl()TwiE TO CGrowers of Live Stock and Others. WHE OALL YOUR ATTENTION TO Our Cround Oil Cake. Tt fsthe bost and cheapest 100d tor Atook of eny Kind. Gne pound ls equal to threo pounds of corn stock fea with Ground Ol Cako i the Fall ana Wintor, instcad of running down will increase in weight and be in good marketable cona.tion in the spring. Dalrymen, se #oil na others, who uso it can fertity to its merita. Try 1§ and judve for yoursalves. Price $25.00 por # charge for saokn, Addross WOOTW Sy RED CIMPANY Omabs Nob. WHOLESALRE GIGARS & TOBAGCO. TEE NEW HOUSE OF GCARRABRANT:COLE Fine Havans, Key West and Domestic Cigars. All Standard Brands Tobaccos, Trial Orders Soiicited, Satisfaction Guarantoed, { 1cor earNama. P. BOYER & CO.. DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE, VAULTS, LOCKS, & LORO XFary m Street. Omal J. A. WAKEFIELD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Lamaer, L, Shingles , PIekets SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, &C- STATE AGENT FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANY. Near Union Pacific Depot, - - - Omaha, Neb, STEELE, JOHNSON& CO., Grocers ! 1. B. LOCKWOOD (formerly of Lockwood & Draper) Chicago, ¥Man- ager of the Tea, Cigar and Tobacco Departments. A full line of all grades of above; also pipes and smokers’ articles carried in stock. Prices and snmpfes furnished on application. Open orders intrusted to usshall receive our careful attention Satisfaction Guaranteed. \| AGENTS FOR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER €O PERFECTION Heating and Baking Ts only attained by using =="CHARTER OAK KH < Stoves and Ranges, ) WAT WIRE GAVIE OVER D002 Fer salo by MILTON ROGERS & 8043 OMAHA =4 (SUCCESSOR TO FOSTER & GRAY.) LUN IBEX, LIME AND CEMERNT. Office and Yard, 6th and Douglas Sts., flmaha Ngb_ Johmn L. Willsie. PROPRIETOR OMAHA PAPER BOX FACTORY, 218 South 14th Street, Omaha, Nebraska, ~*Correspondence Solicited.” 0, M. LEIGHTON. H.T LEIGHTON & CLARKE, BUCCESSORS TO KENNARD BROS. & C0.) Wholesale Druggists ! —DEALERS IN— Paints. Oils. Brushes. AHa " CLARKE, Ciasg, taat Al oM =L LAGIER FRANZ FALK BREWING GO, BEER. . M, HELLMAN & €O, Wholesale Clothiers! 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREE1 COR. 15Th Milwaukee, Wisconsin, GUNTHER & CO., Sole Bottlers, OMyHA,