Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 4, 1884, Page 2

Induigence and Excosses, Whether overeating or drinking are made harmless by using Hop Bitters froely, giving elegant appetite and enjoy- ment by using them beforeand removing all dullness, pains and distressaftorwards, leaving the head clear, nerves steady, and all the feelings, buoyant, elasticand more happy than before, = The pleasing effects of a Christian or sumptous dinnercontin- uing days afterwards, Eminent Testimony, N. Y. Witness, Aug., 151850, *I find that in addition to the pure spirits contained in their compoeition, tiey rontain the extracts of hops and other well known and highly approved medicinal roots, leavea and tinctures in quantities sufficient to render the article what the makers claim it to be, to wit, & medicinal preparation andnot a beverage —unfit un:‘ unsafe to be used except as a oine. “From a careful analysis of their for mula—which was attested under oath 1 find that in every wine-glassful of Hop Bittors, the active medicinal propertios aside from the distilled spirits are equal to a full dose for an adult, which fact in my opinion, subjects it to an interal rev- enue tax as a _medicinal bitter,” Greex B, Ravy, U. 8. Com. In, Rev. Hardened Liver, Five years ago I broke down with kid- ney and Liver complaint and rheumatism. Since then I havebeen unable to be abou atall. My liver became hard like wood; my limbs were puffed ul: and fillad with water. All the best physicians agreed that nothing could cure me. Iresolved to try Hop Bitters; 1 have used seven bot- tles; the Hardness has all gone from my liver, the swelling from my limbs, and it has worked a miracle in my case; other- wise [ would have been now in my grave. J. W. Morey, Buffalo, Oct. 1, '81. Poverty and Suffering, *T waa dragged down with deht, poverty and wut- fering for years, caused by & siok family and lar; bills of doctoring. 1 was completely discouraged until one year go, by the advice of my pastor, commenced using Hop Bitters, and in one month ‘we were all d none of us have scen a sicl. day sinos, and I'want to say £0 all §oor men, you can koop your familio well & yoar with Hop Eitters for Tosathan ono doctor's visit will cost, I know it.” HOSTETTERS Fortity the sy All who b fenced an ed the effect of Hon: tetter’s Stomach Bit- tera upon the weak broken down, des: ponding victims of 0 npup-ln, liver com- inint, £over and Azue, rheumatism, nervous debility, o promaturs d e o v, now that in this ¢ reme tonio ana rativo thero existe a wpecific principle which reaches tho very source of the troublo, and eff an absolute and pe manent cure. ¥ salo by all druggls BIFTERS and doalers genernlly. AE0S7%, RN sola wor An culen apptiaing e of il fare, e wid ovr Sieordars of the Digeti1e 01 a0 Afew drepe impe e -t et b D1t O STEOERY & BONR: J. W. WUPPERMANN, S0LE AOENT, 51 BROADWAX. N. X. RED STAR LINE Belgian Boyal and U.S, Mall Stoamers BAILING EVERY SATURDAY, NEW YORK AND ANTWERP, The Rhine, Germany, Italy, Holland and France Btoerage Outward, §20; Propald from Antwerp, §1g; Bicaeatin, O30, Indging bediing, soe, 4 Cubie: 48, Round 'l‘ri’:, $90.00; Ex 100; Saloon trom $60 %o $90; Excursion #110 40 #] £ Potor Wright & Sons, Gon, Agents, 66 Broad- way N. Y, Caldwell. Hamllton & Co., Omaha, man & Oo., 208 N. 10th Btroot, B E ol ball, OmahaAgents, . Cmaha; D. E. K m&e 60d-1y MPORTANT PILEPSY! Spasms, Eclampsy and Nervousness are RADICALLY CURED BY MY METHOD, The Honorariums are due only after success. Treatment by Correspondence PROF, DR, ALBERT, Awarded the first class gold Medal for distinguls merits by the “Socletle Sclentifique francalse, (the French Bclentific Rociety, 6, Place du Trone, 0,.~PARIS, 1 ought to know about it,” was the remark of ' gentloman o his compaudon Vo g ibit ot Ridge's wed A " Buch alnasos Aud conditions of child life. In cans, 850, 85c, -.:l'ldl. Bold by druggists. Send to WOOL, “WK & C0,, Palmor, Mass., for pamphicts (trec) ‘concerning rearing of children. SEGER & TONER MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN HARNESS, SADDLES WHIPS, ETO, fine light harness, fand have al- e ke AV ot et Horme Crckbing, Ourry Totabe, Braabos, ohe. No.116 N. 16th 8t - Omaha Neb ed of ‘Ix::“lnmnl hu’u;fiul;. all‘chronic, urinary and pri| 6 Giscaes. Gonorrhis y.rm.nanupgzudhy me- flu..l‘ludl{ll'ofl Years Bpecial Practice, Semina OMAHA DAILY BEE~-WEDNESDAY. JUNE 4, 1884, FACTS AND FIGURES, Truth Stronger Than Siander—The Record of the Past Year, A partial list of the prizos above one thou- sand dollaes, paid by the Louisina State Tottery company during the year % May 1884, together with the names and addresses given to the company by the holders, omitting those who have requested it. Toceipta for the amonnts are on file at the offices of the company. ond DRAWING OF JUNE 12, 1883, James Demoruelle, Treme st., New Orloans, 1, . . Gustave Rosenthal, Fayetteville st,, Raleigh, N. C., Vgaisy Paid L. F. Sorvary, bookkeepor State National Bank,” New Orleans, for account Bank, of Commerce, Mom- phis, Tenn, ... ... i Frank Brown, Kastport, N. ¥. i W. B. Hutchinson, 12 Old slip, New / ork 75,000 15,000 10,000 10,000 Ve 10,000 5,000 N. N. Pleasance, Olsveland, Ohio. ... Jagen J. Walsh, 180 Varick st., Now or . 5,000 F. M. Ward, Francirco, Cal.... G, T. Kimberlin, Te; Co.,, Ky., collocted through First National Bank, Springfield, Ky.... DRAWING OF JULY 10, 1883, Lientenant Josiah Chanco,17th Infan. try, Fort Lincoln, Dakota. \ Gus Botto, Opera saloon, Cairo, and A, B, Gibson, conductor ¢ Division, Wabash, &, Louls & P s v 2,000 1,000 80,000 15,000 15,000 Theodore Voigt, 25 Avery & Mass......... o . T. Moore, Burgin, Mercer Co, F. I, Hamilton, Toronto, Ont. . St. T. Bartlett; (ainesviile, Tex H. Evert, 423 N, Clark St., Chicago, E. P, Lobach, 416 N, 7th St., Phila,, M. Ditrichstein, 3 Chambers St.,New York City, collocted_through mania Bank, New York DRAWING OF AUGUST 14, 1883, L. Silverman, § o llinol, ... 3 W. T. Muse, ocky Mount, N. ©... . 5444 S, Canal st Chicago, 11l Messrs Sam Selig Solma, Ala. SN Wm. A, Oates, C. « A, Pres- cott, and_Iobt. Payne, collectod through Vicksburg Bank, of Miss. . . . V. Vondersmith, 2029 Locust street Philadelphia, Pa. . 1,200 Micheal Daly, Canton, Miss 1,500 DRAWING OF SEF TEMBER 11, 1883, Mrs Martha Livingston,sMorgan City e 15,000 J. W. itabe, cor. Marigny & Claiborno streots, Now Orleans, L Chas, L. Mayer, caro of Hirsh, Mayer & Co.; 160 Markot st., Chicago, 11 W. C. Morril, Albear Lon, Minn A, Millo, 721 Tromont stroot Boston, ' Masn....... (. ¥. Wildesinn, Round anley, Cal. 1,2 DRAWING OF OCTOBER 9, 1883, L._A. Hayer, for Mrs, M. P. Hayer, ‘New York City. 5 Thos, Matterface, New York City. .. H. O, Richardson, collected through 7. R, Dick & Co.. Moadyillo, Pa... Mrs, 1. Woolery, Philadelphis, Pa M. C. Nitcholl, 8108 M st., N. W. Washington, D. C E. M. Flack, Hopkinsville, Ky.. ... Lowery, 124 W, Madison st , Moding, Washington, 0., 2,000 J. G. Turner, cor. Common & Baron: no sta., Now Orloans, Lin, 1.200 Wm, H. 96 Dryados t., New Orloans, La. 3 ool 11200 DRAWING OF NOVEMBER 18, M. A. Sacredote,b0 St. Louis St.,New Orloans, La. eaase N. B, Phelps, 145 Berlin St. dist)’New Orleans, La. ... 5 C. N. Colemau, Charleston, W. Va. Pald Bauk of Madison, Jackson, Tenn........... SO Paid Jules Oassard, New Orleans Na- tional Bank, New Orleans, La..... Paid Wm. A.'8. Moore, New Orieans National Bank, New Orleans, L, . Robert Aloxandre, throuzh Lockwood & Co., San Antonio, Tex......... 0. C. Fant, Madigon C. H., Va., col- lected through State Banik of 1tich- mond, Va,... ; 2,400 2,000 15.000 16.000 000 5.000 5,000 2,000 5,000 4,000 2,400 1,200 1,200 DRAWING OF DECEMBER 18, 1888, John Keyes Paige, care I, 1. Alex- nmhfo&.Cu.. 7 Nassau St., Now York. . MG 25,000 T. McAuliffo, Savannah, 1,000 DRAWING OF JANUARY 15, 1884, Henry Munk,276 Gratiot ave., Detroit Mick 4 Detroit, Mic 4 2000 koy, Bells, Grayson G Sam Lovy, W. M. La Toxaa. ... 1,200 Cohn & Feibelman, 102 ( Now Orleans, La. . e %00 DRAWING OF FEBRUARY 12, 1884, Frank F»:nlulla, 28 Pive st., Jackson. o, Fla. . . Herman Kirchi Crystal Hotel ner 4th and Barry sts., San Fran- cisco, Cal, 3 Horace N, Hatch, 103 I st, Boston, Mass.. .. J, A. Solari, 15,000 15,000 15,000 Royal st., New Or- 4 . 6,000 anton, N, 0., col- lected throuy Tuuk of Asheville, Ashoville, 5,000 RF 2,000 DRAWING OF MAROH 11, 1884, Henry Rivers, Foremen Weat Milwau- kee Shops,St, Paul I, R., Milwaukee Wis G. Goldsmith, Witlo Trost "} Columbus Johu Martell, 623 Sacramentv Goorga Bumin oare Barey, Dalrd & Co,, 0. P. Robbins, 612 Leaven- Worth st., San Franlsco, Cal.. . ugust Froebel, cor. B'way and Wal. nut sta,, St Louls, M James Wentasl, Pottaville, Pa, ... ! ©- W, McCormick, Charleston, Ark. B, Speckels, Baldwin, Jackson Co, we. o Fredorick Masten, 420 Franidin st , Bufialo, N. Y. DRAWING FOR APRIL §, 1658, Elbert Montgouery, Mount Olivs . 15,000 J. O'Brien 'flhmund, Va, ob(“"“yl th h Laccastor & Lucke. . 15.000 Homer L. Inhgr. SanFraoeteco, Cal, b lodesto, s X Loudor Lunaca , R. D, Houdrlokson, 319 North W ater st., Philadelphis, 'Pa, . Nortian Saundeps, Washington, D) Oscar Swenson, New York....". Robt. J, Walkor, Washington, D, O Byron H, Holmes, Fort Wayse, ind, James Fox, Port Wayne, Ind. ... . 0, T. Deshields, Sherman, T u.l\u, Tremborg, 558 w York, DRAWING OF MAY 18, 1884, Isatc Haines, Eogineer Memphis aud Charleston R. 1, collected thro W. R, Rison & Co., Huntaville, 15,000 15,000 5,000 2,000 1,200 1,000 phis, Tenn'.. H. C. Driukle, Lancaster, Ohio. T. 8. Ashby, Sherman, l'nlhl First Natioual Bavk, Columbus, t Dorsey, 88 Tuckson at., Mem- A 8 Newwman, 160 Henry st., New For full particulars of the Grand Semi-An- ual Lrawing of the 17th ) hewe in g-uln.lo-m'=hw0l--fiw,m- " rawing of the inst , see acheme in ——v—— Ancthar cobuwn of thay vaper 000 | governor would make an excellent STATE JOTTINGS, BEATRICR, Tha scheme for a 850,000 hotel s ripenine. Gage connty needs a poor farm. Why not & good one? The treasurer of the county collected 850, 900 of taxes during April, Mr. 1., Y. Coffin, a remdent of Gage county since 1857, died last week. State Senator Fillay, of Gage county, is said to have shipped to Chicago recently 850,00 worth of cattle, The edito* of the Democrat ‘‘feels no small degree of pride” over his election aa delegate to the Chicago convention, The ity council has passed an ordinance ranting a franchise to the electric light com any, and work on the plant will begin in a ow days, The residenco of (;. W. Binklo was raided by a burglar ono night last weok, and proper ty and cash amounting to 8100 taken. Four thousand dollars worth of checks and notes wore neattered In the yard, Bill Arbuckla is a small-bore bruiser and a demolisher of budge and furniture, Last weok his wito had a fow dollars, Biil want- ed toget the money. She refused and Bill turnod loose on the household, smashed mnryv,)un,{ movabla, choked his better half, tore hor clothes and finely landed in the cool: er. Fivo and costs. GRAND ISLAND, Onoof the elevated wire bicycls performers, who fell during the clrous porformanco a¢ Col: umbus, died here from the effects of the fall, A tramp printer named Boughden was fired ont of town last week for forging the name of B. T. Bates to orders on stores, The orders were not honored. The first engine crossed the B, & M. bridge over tho Platte lnst woek. This will make short work of the tracks and necessary build- ings in the city. The depot will be 1ocated on the corner of Plum and Fifth atreota, E, W. Hurlbut, of Tecumseh, proposes to start a wookly democratic paper here about rat of July, Tt is understood that he has wolid backing in the shape of shekels, besides ho will bo in_running order by the time the Tilden “bar'l” is tapped. Mr. and M. Greenleaf’s fourteen year old hoy was soverely wounded in the leg the other day by the accidental discharge of a self- cocking revolvor which he was handling. Self-cocking revolvers are handy playthings to empty o nursery. FREMONT, The Baptist excursion to Sioux City is fixed for Juae 11, A Sunday school excursion from Missouri Valley is expected here June 28. The total assossed valuation of Fromont precinet, personal and real estate, for 1884, in 8631,710; the amount _for 1883 was an incroaso of 52,163, The Journal has been enlarged by the addi- tion of four pages of patent internals, and un- blushingly announces that “the subscription price has been placed at 8150 year.” “I don't mind tho pi-snner much,” said & fond but perplexed Fromont mother, when Marier gets to sallyrin’ around in of the lookin’ glass and disputin’ in French with her own shadder, it makes mo right narvous,” LINCOLN, The town clock fund lacks 8250 of being a sucoess, The State Domocrat pronounces A. J. Pop- ploton “‘the Thurman of Nebraska.” John M, Thurston will deliver the oration at the dedication of the new Masonic temple, June 23, Thieves entered the saloon of August Hoppe one day last week and got away with $100 in cash and 81,000 in notes. August is hopping mad, and offers $100 for the capture of the thieves. The state board of equalization has raised the assessment of the I3, M. line $2,000 & mile. The U. P, assessment is not raised so much. The returns to the auditor’s office show the business of the B. & M. to be largely in excess of the U, P, HASTINGS, The estimate of the Hastings water works, including five miles of mains and the necess ar- machinery and fixtures, is 875,000, Huatings is anxiously looking for tangib lo evidence of the truthof the rumor that the before, one woman daliberately kicked anoth: er one down stairs and into the street. The Blalr Pilot, which has been lecturing the Omaha papers on the morality of publish ¢ acconnts of prize fighting, calls the atten- on of ite readers, in a recent . n where "“the best wines and liqu rs are always kep.” and assures the peple that ““the propristor will keep up the reputation of the house," A Garman farm hand worki filld himsolf with stalo 1 Inst Sunday weok, and laid down on the U. P track t A passenger train came along, neer seeing the man on the track, tiied & t could pot. Tho cow catchor was a , and the man was thrown from the instead of going under the wheels. inty, 18 doing f the county near Gilmore, price. Mr, G was in Tekamah, mal his fuel for the stearn canel, which he has cu town, He expects to in Washington county, by the first of Jul The editor of the Chester Tribune is credite h{n rival with being a man of varied a plishments. Besides oditing & paper he preachies twice on Sunday, leads the woekly prayer mesting, plays the fiddle for the rural dances, manages a horso raco, and at & local minstrel entertainment distinguised him- solf_by performing a double clog and furnish- ing his own music. He also has the reputation of holding a full hand at poker with unnusv -1 frequency, and no local slugger has yot had thlu'cemsrlty to step on jhis journalistic coat tail. The family of Isnac Edis, of Richardson nunty, recently met with a sad and fatal ac- ! Sdie, with her two childen and hbor's girl, started in a buggy to visit relatives over the Kansas line, When near Sabetha the horse became frightened, and up- sot the buggy, throwing the occupants to the ground, The shildren were caught in the cover of the buggy and dragged some distance, One of the children received fatal injuries and the mother, at last accounts, was in a precari- ous condition. A man named Kobeck, while intoxicated, called at the residence of his wife in Kearney on the night of the 26th. Tha couple had been separated for three months, and the manner of the man alarmed the woman, and she ran from him, having one child with her. Ha then fired two shots at her, ono ball passing through her head in front of the lower part of the ear. The father fired one shot at tllo floe- ing boy, but did not hit him, He then at- tempted suicide by cutting his throat, but he WAh Well enobghi the hees dky 06 be " Arraited and lodged in jail. There are eight children in the family. | — Young Men,Middle Aged Men and All Men who suffer from early indiscretions will find Allen's Brain Food, themost powerful invig- orant_ever introduced; once restored by 1t there is no relapse. Try it; it never fails. 81; 6 for 85, —Atdruggists. The Death and Burial of Stumpy ‘Wicks In the Far West. Cueur d' Alene Eagle, Stumpy Wicke was dead. The moun- tain fever had killed him* A few days before he had started off into the hills, telling the boys he would find some- thing rich or never go out again. He did not find anything rich, and he never went out again. The fover laid its grip on him, and in three days he was dead. U_edhul ‘‘gone over the range,”the boys said, It had become necessary to bury stumpy Wicks. And how was he to be buried? By his relatives? He had no relatives. By the town? There was no town. By his pard? He had no pard, Forty years ago Stumpy Wicks had_left his home—no one knew where—and his people—no one knew whom—to wander alone in the West. He died alone. His wife, his mother, his sister, if he had one, will never know where he died, or what hands laid him in his grave. It was the boys. They got together and made a coffin out of a box or two, and covered it with. black cloth. They put Stumpy into it, witha clean flour sack over his poor, dead face. They chipped in and kired - an ex-parson, who for some years had abandoned his pro- fession, to ‘‘give Stumpya send-off ” g'l;lnn Pacific will build a branch to that The Gazotte Journal thinks ‘‘James E, Boyd for governor and Munger for lieutenant , ticket for the republicans to defeat this fall,” THE BTATE IN GENERAL. The Dlnir cheese factory is in successful operation, Weeping Water cont nues smiling at the prospect of another railrond. The northern part of the state is booming, 0O'Nell has over 150 houses going np. Twenty-eight car loads of fat cattle were shipped from Fairfiold onoday last week., South Auburn has _declared the possession ;;( nl\log a luxury, and levied & tax of a head. Tho carponters and cov tractors of Kearney havo pooled and orgaalzed a bullding associa: jon, Hon, C. H. VanWyck will deliver an ora- tion on the second day of the Burt county fair the coming fall. About 8,000 head of yearling cattle were bought by Ogallalla partios last week. Thay came from Missouri and Texas. All the large towns in the state are stirring up their patriotism and preparing to exhilerate on the birthday ofjfreedom. The Union Pacific surveyors have reached Red Cloud, having mappod out a line from Valparaiso into B, & M. “‘territory. There was a wreck on the Republican Val- ley road, near Wahoo, Wednesday. The engine and four cars of a freight train wero ditched. At a recent election at Albion, the rm,wb tion to boud the district in the sum of $5,000 to build a school house was unanimously adopted, The Republican of West Point states that about 800 claims have been taken up on the Omaha reservation and at least 250 farms have been opened, The merchandise store of E. H Cahoon at Cherry Croek, 30 miles northeast of Kearney, burned last week, entailivg & loss of $3500, with an lngirance of 81800, The auction sale of 1ots i the hdw town of Barnestown, in thy Otoo kesrvation, was at- tended by over 1,000 people. Lots' sold at prices ranging frowm 850 to $315, There is a gdod deal of excitement at Papil. lon oyer the arrest of Calvin Jewett. one of tho oldest and best known citizens of Sarpy conuty, on the charge of horse stealing Phil. Slaughter of Tekamah,who had his leg ken a year ago, was able to walk with a cane when it was broken again, some weeks ago. He is now out on crutches, The body of & boy, 12 to 15 years of passed Gibbon in Platte river on the o river lnhigh and runs with a stron rent, and the body very sosn disap) sight, Tho Kearney creamery has & capacity to dispose of the milk of 500 cows daily, but the managors have not yat been able to obtain a wufficient number of cows to make a good show- ing of business The Nemaha Granger is nursing a sore spot, honce the followig: ‘‘The next democratic convention should nominate a full state ticket made uj men from Douglas county, just to kewp that county from cryine,” The railrcad surveyors are at Tekamah lo- cating rouds, dopots and all that sort of thivg, bt Tekamah will not enthuse m: ch over it till she knows more of It. Rumor has thit it s to build to Decatur inside of two months AYistobe put in so a8 to switch trains either way. The returns of the assowor show that Nor- folk made gain of 405 in population during the past year. The assessed valuation of real and yersonal property in the precinct 15 given A08300,003. "Tho population of thy incarpo ation is given at 1.401, and the cutside add sions wil probably foofup o about 400" more, making 1861 10 all. Tooumaeh is vald to have entered the race with neighboring towns in turoing out firet- Uiam acandals. Last woek & 200-pound man was marched up town in frout of hooter 1n the bands of an irate female, The weok oifh: our- from They dug a grave to a good and honest depth 1n the tough red earth. They went out and found a flat rock fora head stone, and on it, with an engineer’ graver, they acratohed the brief epitap! "Stu::&y Wicks.” Then they followe the coffin wagon to the grvae, walking through the mud and rain. “There were forty men in that funeral ?rooeuiou and not one woman, Very fow were drunk, and nearly all had taken off their six shooters. There were forty men who stood around that open grave, and not one woman to drop a tear, as the ex-parson read a brief portion of the Ep- iscopal burial rervico and offered a short prayer. There was mno history of Stumpy’s life. No one knew that hist ory. It was doubtless a sad enough one, full of slips and stumbles; full of hope, %erh-pa, Eefou he finally *‘lost his grip. hey found a woman’s picture, very old, and quite worn out indeed, in Stumpy’s pocket, and this was buried with him. This was probably his history. There was not a tear shed at Stumpy's funeral, Not a sob was heard. But neither was there any oath or any laughter. When the time came to fillup the grave ready hearts assisted ready hands, and the experienced miners quickly did the work, They rounded the mound and lifted up the headstone. ~When the ex- son stepped back from the grave he stumbled over the headstone of Billy Robbins, the gambler, whom Antoine Sanchez knifed. There were a good many of the boys resting there. The ullet, the knife and the mountain fever had finished them, except those whom the committee assisted. It was the com- mittee who put Antoine Sanchez at the foot of Billy Robins' grave, There was no green thing in this grave- {ud, no liviny plants, no little flowers * 14y red and bare upon a red and bare hillside. There was no white stones to mark the homes of the slespers; those used were rough, red granite. The boys were quiet. Thoy were thinking, perhaps. They looked up the sky, which, strangely enough, had in it no tint of blue, and the sky, in pity that no tear was shed, wept some upon them, As the procussion broke up and moved three | back to the saloons, one was huea.d to say that it was the ‘‘mournfulest plantin’ he ever had a hand in.” 1In fact, the camp did not get back to its normal condition until the next day. There was some- thing too sad even for these rough souls in the fonely, broken life, the londly, un- weopt death of Stumpy Wicks, Tt made them think—and I wonder if some of them did not stretch out theirarms from their blankets that night aad hold them up and call out softly, “*Ch, Stumpy, S umpy! What is it you see over the rangel After a wretched, broken life. what is there for a man over the range(” — mies Piles are frequently preceded by a sense of welght in the back, loins and lower part of the abdomen, causing the pationt to suppose he has some affection of the kidueys or nelghboring orgaus, At thmes, sym toms of indigestion are prosent, a8 flatuency, uneasiness of the stomach, ete. A molstere like perspiration, rrmluciuu sery disagreeable itching particu: arly at night after getting warm in \)ad. its o sttendant. 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WAKEFIELD, POISON A WAEEFIELI SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, &C- off, Switt's Spocific does this effectively. It isa prrely vogetable, non-poisonous remedy, which helps STATE AGENT FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANY. Near Union Pacific Depot, - Omaha, Neb, STEELE, JOHNSON& CO,, Wholesale Grocers Mr. Robort A. Easloy, of Dickson, Tenn., writes, undo: date March 10 1584 “Ihad ch lls and fover tollowed rhematism, for three years, so that I was not abie to atton £ ny business: had tnied al- most every kin | of medicine, and found no relief. A trienc. .ecommended Switt's Specific. Itricd one H. B. LOCKWOOD (formerly of Lockwouod & 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 samples furnished on application. Open R T e orders intrusted to us shall receive our careful attention ) atisfacti by PLIES AND TRANSPORTATION. Sauisfastion Guaraniced ttle and my health bezan toimprove. 1 continued 1 t.ad taken six bottles. and it has set me on wy feot, a8 sound and well as ever. I recommend it to all sin ilarly sfflict.d.” Letters from twenty-three (23) of the leading retail druggists of Atlanta, say, ur der date of Morch 24th, 1884: ““We sell more of Swift's Specific than any other one 1emedy, and three to ten times as much as HBPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Offi t ASTUENT ob T ivriion, ones of| AGENTS FOR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER €0 e oo e 5 eabeiod i Topasats assioomay Szcon, Flour, Clething, o Traapportdon, & (e PERFECTION of Indian Affairs Nos. 65 and 67 Wooster stroet, New Yerk, will be received until 1r. . of Tuesda) . 5 Heating and Baking Tn only attained by using —= CHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges, WHIT WIRE RAUZE OVER DOOR Fer alo by any nthcq:;lflml medicine. Wo sell it to all classcs, 27, 1854, for furnishing for the indian service MILTON ROGERS & 30N 3 and manyfof the best familics use it as & general 620,000 vounds Bacon, 38,000,000 pounds Beef on the OMAHA ) N V. Offico, 169W.23 8t., bet 6th and 7th ays ealth tonic. Our Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed tree. THE SW. PECIFIC CO. Atlanta, Ga. hoot, 50,000 pounds Beans, 45,000 pounds Baking Powder, 780,000 pounds Corn, 450,000 vounds Coffeo, 100,000 pounds Flour, 70,000 pounds Foed, pounds Hard Bread, 48,000 pounds Lard. 700 barreis k™**7,600 ~ poun €00 pounds Salt, 150, », #50,000 pounds Sugar, snd aly Also Biankets, Woolea and Cobton Goods, (con- ting in part of Tickiog, 20000 yards; Standard ; Drilling, 9,000 vi Duck,0 entucky 'Jeans, heviot. 4,600 yards; Brown Sheoting Bleached Sheetiog 16,000 yard g, 10,000 yards; Calico Shirtin 6,000 yarls; Winey, 1,600 yards;) ~Clothing, Gro: cerles, Notions Hardware, Medical Su plics, School da long list_of miscellanious articles, ., and for about 475 Wagona required for the scrvice. deliv ro1 at Chicago, Kansas City oux Cit; Alwo tor such Wagons as may to the climate of the Pacific Coast, with California Brakes, delivero at San Francisco. Alsu, transportation for auch of the articles, goods, lies ‘hat may not be contracted for to be at the Agencios. MUST B MADE OUT ON OOVERNMENT HLANKS. dulos showing the kinds and qualitics of subsistonce supplics required for each Agency, and ho kit ds and quantities in gross, of all other goods and articles, to zether with blank proposals, conditions 10 be observed by bidders, time and place of delivery , transportation rout es truetions will be furnished i hington, Hickory *8hir FRED W. GRATY,. (SUCCESSOR TO FOSTER & GRAY.) IL.UNMEBERR, LIME AND CEMENT. Office and Yard, 6thand Douglas ts.. (Jmaha Neb. John I.. Willsie, PROPRIETOR OMAHA PAPER BOX FACTORY, 106 aud 10878outh 14th Streot, Omaha, Nebraska, in upon applicat OF N 6. 86 and 67 W § 453 Brosdway, i cago, Leavenworth, Omah n Fravcisco, and’ Ya kto Jity, and to the Postrasters a an as: Arknsas Cit ity, Emporia, Huteninson, Larned, the following nam: , Rurlington, © ldwel Bend, Marion, Medicine Loc ge, Newton, Osage City, SterlingTopekw, Welllngton, Wichita and Bids wil 1o openod at the nour and day above stated, and bidders are luvited to be presen the openin, CRRYPND ‘OMNCKS. Al bids must be acootnpamted by certified checks upon ome United Statos Depository or the First ational Bank af Los Aungele , for at leass five Por cont of e Amount If £0 propor ‘H. PRICE Commissioner. “Correspondence Solicited.” 0. M, LEIGHTON, H, T. CLARKE, LEIGHTON & CLARKE, SUCCESSORS TO KENNARD BROS, & 00.) Wholesale Driigpists ! —DEALERS IN— Oils. Brushes. Class. NEBRASKA Paints- OMyHA, » L AG-ERiFRANZ FALK BREWING CO. BEER, i Milwaukee, Wis. olt”Janoavits sud Muera) GUNTHER & CO0., Sole Bottlers. Chicago, Clinton, Rock Tsland and Cedar Rapids. — icagy, Clinton, Chicago, Council Bludls and On M. HELLMAN & 00., Wholesale Olothiers! Onicago, Milwaukee, Mitchell and Chamberiatn 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREE] COR. 13Th Rook lsland, Dubuque, St. Paul ad Minneapolis OMAHA, - 0, Milwauke Chicago, Milwaukee, The use of the term '* Hh Line” in connection with thy corporate name of & great road, ooy e eravelog pab e o trav ub- Toioa Bhost Line, Quick A and the best of sccommods: @ tions—all of which are fury shed by the greatest railway in Americs, And St. Paul. IS owns and operates over 4,500 miles of Northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnosots, lows Dakota; and as ts maln lines, branches aud connec Wons reach ll the groat businoss coutres of the Northwest and_Far Wost, 1t naturally answors thi lescription of Shord Line; and Best Routo bebweeo 0, Milwaukee, 8t. Paul and Mlnneapolis. i La Crosse and Winona. Aberdeen and Ellendaie Eau Claire and Stllwator Chioago, Milwaukee, Wausau and Merrill. chmu. Milwaukeo, Beaver Dam and Osbkosh. Chicago, Milwaukee, Waukesha and Oconomowos Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison and Prairie du Chlss Guicugo, Milwaukee, Owatonns and Fairibault, Davouvort, Calmar, St. Paul and Minneapolis J. ARMBRUST, ¢ Corner 22d and Cuming § TIN ROOFING GUTTERING, SPOUTING ETC Orders will be promptly attended 0.