Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 16, 1884, Page 5

OMAHA DAILY BEE---WED =] SDAY JULY 16, 1884, A CAPITAL PRIZE $765,000 waTickets only 85, Shares in Proportionws Lonisiana State Lottery Company. " We do Nereby aertify that we supervise the o vangements for all the Monthly and Semi-Annua Drawings of the Lowisiana Stats Lottery Company, and in person_manage and control the Drawingt themaelves, and that the same are conducted itk Roneaty, fasrness. and in good fath toward all par. ten, and ine atithorize the company o use this oer e, with fac-similes of ou fiflcate, with Juc-vimiles of our wignatures attached CoMMIBmIONTRS Tnoorporated In 1868 for 25 yoars by tho legl 137 Sducutional nd sharitabio Purposor-—ith b oap. o ,000—t0 which & #360,000 haa niioe boon added, 0 0 °F O™ By an overwhelminy was made a part of_the adopted December 2, A. POpular vote fha franchise %Nr;;’l state oonstitudon The only Lottery ever voted on and en- dorsed by the people of any State, Tt never scales or postpones. Its grand single number drawings take place monthly. Applendud opportunity o win a Fortung Eighth Grand Drawing Class H, in the Acad- emy of Music, New Orloans, Tuesday, Ang, 12th, 1884—-171st Monthly drawing, OAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. 100,000 Tickots at Five Dollars Each, tous, in Fifths in proportion, OF PRIZI ST 1 OAPITAL PRIZE 1 do do Frao: do 10 do 1000 2 do 500, 100 do 200 80 do 100 500 do 50. 1000 do 2. ' COUNTY GUARDIANS, Regular Meeting of the County Oom misstoners on Saturday, Oxmana, Saturday, July 12, 1885, Board met pursuant to adjournment. Prosent, Commissionors Knight, 0'Keeffo nnd Corliss, The following resolutions were adopted., Resolved, That the county treasurer be and hereby is directed to draw from the genoral fund $6.00 and apply the same to the payment of the delinquent porsonal tax of John T, Croft for 1582, on account of work on road. Resolved, That the county treasurer be, and hereby is, directed to draw 813,80 from the goneral fund, and apply the same to the p ment of the delinquent personal tax of Wi, Dowling for the years 1552 and 1883, on ac: count of workon bridge. TI}‘) clerk was instructed to return 825 to Whitmore Bros., the amount deposited as_security for costs in road No. 338, B. There being no claims for damages or objoctions filed in road No. 348, B., the 1 still greater honor that you should have accounted me worthy to take up the work of the great bishop whom we have lost. Waere T free to do so, T should bave come to you in response to your call, gladly and at * once Youbid me to a noble diocese of the great which enduring foundations _have 1 for the future of the church. But I am not free, It mway be a strainad sense of duty—there are those of my friends who will think so—yet I cannot feel ‘myself at liberty 80 soon to abandon the needed work for Chris- tian education and the church at large which 1 have just entered, and to 5 am_ strained to account myself, especially in view of renewed requests of {(s representatives honorably bound, In forwarding, after serious reflection, this doclination, I am convinced that there are thoso available, who can with abundant abili ty administer aven so important a diosese as that of Nebraska, May God send to you such an one, to carry forward the Master's work which ‘has been begun with such promise of enduring success in your attractive and pro- gressivostate. The wolfara of tha diocose will ever be of deep intorest to me, and I shall re joice in any way in my power to sarve it or its clergy or | Respectfully and affectionately Jours, Eurnauer N, PorTer. To the Rev. Clergy, President John McNa clerk submitted the record and all papers to the board, and on motion final action was postponed to the 16th inst. The following accounts were allowed. BOND SINKING FUND, John Rush, Co, Tres., exchango on draft...... veeeen. .8 20,00 ROAD FUND, W. VanSeyoe work on ronds D. Kai work on roads. ....... J. Wilkinson work on roads. P, Cassidy work on roads JJ. Rosoiker work on roads. . A. 8, Sibert work on roads C. Schuman grading roads D, Kai gradiog link road. W. Dawling grading. ¥ GENERAL FUND, T, Walker witness. ... W. R, Turnedpetit juror. . D. N, Miller boarding p 4 S.IH. Buffett, groceries for poor...... 0'Donohoe & g)n\vm-y, stocking for poor house W. J. Broatch, nails for county T."J. Hammond, repairs at jail P, Hinchey, cash paid for advertising ‘adoption of child.... T H, Grebe, bailiff fees Arp 9 Approximation prizes of 8760 9 do do 500. 9 do do 960 1667 Prizos, amounting to.. Application for rates to cluba should be made o 10.the ofioo o the Company b New Orteans " For further Information writo oloarly glving fnli addross, Mako P. 0. Monoy Orders payablo aa¢ address istered Letters to ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, Now Orleans, L. Postal Notes and ordinary Iottors by Mall or Ex pross (all sums of §6 aud upwards by Express at our Sxponse) M A. DAUPHIN, orM. A. DAUPHIN, Now Orleans La, 607 Seventh 8t., Washington, D. C. THE 0L BELIABLE THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL- LENDER COMPARY, [SUCCESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B. €0.] Proiaciiy THE MONARCH The most extensive manufacturers of - Billiard & Pool Tanles IN THE WORLD, 609 S. Tenth Street . - - - - OMAHA, NEB. 43 Prices of Billird and Pool Tables and materials urnshed on application. 8. H. ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, - - - - - Neb. BRNADRR OF THOROUGHBRND AND HIGH GRADE HEREFORD AND JERSEY CATTLE AND DUROC OR JERSEY RED SWINE £8Voung atook for asle. Clarraspondanne solt fed ECRET MALADIES find radical cure by method, based on rec entific researches, even in the most desperate s without any trouble to the functions. [ cure equally the sad con- consequences of the sins of youth, nervousness and im- poten DISCRETION GUARANT Prayer to send the Exact description of the Sicknese. DR. BELLA, Momber of Several Scientific Societios, 6, Place de la Nation 0,-—AR1 v,g UMPHREYS {J” L OMEOPAT S R R Y E1EBLEGIFICS DISEASES OF TLE, SHEER, DOGS, HOG T BOLIRY, 03¢ TIVENTY YEARS Humphreys' Homeos Aihte y ¢ Rpnelilon hve beon i 1y dromes 5 Bock J. T. Croft, witness feo. 18 00 | Salisbury was pitcher for that nine, La- B i araC sk e $00 | tham tho great baso runner, and Gleason (o A P §09] who has acquired national fame in the n ¢ et §gp| dismond, will contest the conclusion S 1100 |into-days game with the home nine. (., Crumb, g |cmllpuut jure 3&“ 00| The following are the positions for to- for poor. 32 80 i : V. 1. Kout, witness feers, ... .. o 0] 20,5 Bame: s, 10Ut H. T. Leavitt, wituess before grand g HEy 200 | Bandle. ...Catcher. .. Deaslos 3o N. Doty witness feo. ... oooo ... 400 Rockwell. . Pitcher .O'Nel, D. N. Miller witness fea. ... ... 200|1 .t Base..... Krehmoyer. N. J. Burnham, balance ~defending nd_Baso Quest. prisoners . S s 470 3d Baso. ... ... Latham, J. Morton & Son, hardware for hort Stop........Gloason. county .. DA . 1470 ight Field +... Davis Threo porsons, Wituess focs ¥ 8 00) Tk A. Grambeck & Co, groceries for Left Field poor 510, nowdon, t: juror 10.00 A Richards. a2 R 0100 . A. Brown, Witnessfee . . 400 Wm Mack, s AL 4100) ORI, 8.00 G. Groener, SRR 4.00 ieo. Tilden, i i 4.00 J. P, Peck, gl e i 4.00 U3 OoBlelinjiabst el . 400 WAV CHR RS oo ) H. B. Keunedy, * ¢ 14.00 The clerk was instructed to draw con- tract to grade roadway in section 7, township 14, range 12, in favor of Detlef Kai, at 9} cents per cubic yard. Adjourned to the 1Gth inst. H. T. Leavirr, county clerk. — POLICE COURT. The First Session of Police Court Un- der the New Regulations. The first sesston of police “court under the new regulations was held yesterday. There was a jlarge crowd of specta tors outside to witness the show, while the prisoners’ seats were nearly all taken. Mitchell, a cripple who has a new name for every day in the week, was arrested for drunkenness. He has been before the court several times and the complaint was changed to vagrancy and he was sentenced to ten days in the county jail. Chauncy Whitting and Ellen Whitting man and wife, were arrested fordrunken- ness. They pleaded notfguilty but the officers and witnesses were on hand and aurial was had then and there. The prisoners were found guilty and the man was fined $10 and cosis and the woman §5 and costs, In default of pay- ment they were both sent to_jail. Ellen Smith was up for drunkenness. Ellen is a working woman but she will indulge in beer and always gets an over- dose. It was her third appearance in po- lice court in a few weeks. She was fined 5 and costs and sent to jail in default of sayment. Michacl Troy was arrested for bresking down & door,but upon paying the damage the party making complaint withdrew the same and Michael was released. John Ashland was arrested at the in- stanco of one Davis who keeps a junk shop near the depot. His case was con- tinued, Three hoys were up for sleeping in barns. The older said his name was Henry Kig, e lived in Oakland, Cal., and his sge was 1 The next was Thomas Kastner, of St. Joe, aged 14,and the third was William Murphy, of St. e [l '8 HOMEOPATHIC 109 Fulton Street, New York. NERVOUS DEBILITY ' Vital Weakness and Pros. Hu! Sl e e work o discretion, 1s radically f Fre e powder for P fona o1 oo vial o § ; f price. Humphrey: lomeo, Med, € b Lo lh tro] 109 Fulion Biw No Yor ST, LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE. Graham Paper Co., 217 and 219 North Main St., 8t. Louls, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN s PAPERS, (Wilitho ENVELOPES, CARD BOARD AND PRINTER’S STOCK £arCash oald for Ra sof al* DISEASES OF THE EYE & EAR J T. ARMSTRONG, M. D., OCoculist land 'Auriet. Untll offices aro repaired from result of fire, offi with Di. Parker, Boom 5, Creighton Block 10th and Dougsasiste eete. Wide-Awake Agents Wanted Everywhere for NOTED WOMEN by Jame A Pr w Louis, aged 13. They stated they were bootblacks and always asked permission to sleep in barna before entering them. The judge looked in compassion upon them, and asked them if thoy had any money? They answered no, ~The judge went down and handed them a quarter, saying: *‘Take this, be honest, don't get to stealing, if you go into anybody's barn ask them 1f you can, be sober and indus- trious and make men of yourselves.” The boys took the money and left as happy as clams, All officers making arrests during the night were on hand to testify, and it was business from the start, ———— MR, POTTER, DEOLINES, The Diocese of Nebraska Still With- out a Bishop— President Potter, Dr. Eliphalet N. Potter, of New York, has written the following letter to the Diocese of Nebraska, declining the oftice of bishop of Nebraska. Just previous to his election here Dr. Potter was called to the presidency of Hobart college, at Geneva, N. Y., to accept which he was forced to resign the presidency of Union college, und for this and other reasons he peus the following letter : Letter from Hosarr CoLLEa Gexeva, New Yoik, Ju Dean Brersury : Your communication ins forming mwe that I had been * o elected to the off f bishop braska, ias moved me profoundly, It was no swmall honor that youshould have thought of me at all in conteation with your vacant diccece, It " | eral years to every lover of the national mara, Secretary James Paterson and othors; and to the Laity, Hon. James M. Wool- worth, chancellor, and othera for the Coun- cil of the Diocese of Nebraska, ST, LOUIS vs, OMAHA, An Exciting Contest Looked for Thls Afternoon in Baso Ball Park, The game between the Browns of St. Louis, and the Union Pacifics, to be call- ed this afternoon at 4:30, will in all probability be one of the finest exhibi- tions of ball playing ever seen in Omaha, In the St. Lonis team are several players whose names have been familiar for sev- game. Quest, the old second baseman of the Chicagos, Deasly the old catcher of the Boston’s, Strief, who used to play second for tho Clevelands in 1878, when ——— The Pottery Works, Tho articles of incorporation of the Omaha Pottery company, of which an extended notice was given severl weeks ago in Tur Ber, will be filed in the county clerk’s office to-day. The articles have been drawn up by Judge Savage, with J. T, Evans, the lard refiner, Robert Harris, of Harris, and Fisher, G. Pres. cott, of Ches hire, England, Howell, the insurance agent, J. W. Higginbot: tom, of Staffordshire, England, C. R. Shaller and James W. Savage as incor- porators. One hundred thousand dol- lars will be thé capital stock, nearly one- th®rd of which has been already paid up, and sixty thousand doliars taken, The site for the works has been leased for twenty years at a nominal rental of PEAOEFUL PROHIBITION, A Mars town Woman Defies the Law and the Sheriff—She Sells Boer, is Arrosted, Bailed Out, and Sells Beer Again, MARSHALLTOWS, July 15,—~A woman who kept a saloon here before the prohibitory law went into effect began selling beer again Sat- urday, The temperance people caused hor ar rest yosterday, Sho gave bonds and conti to sell, The sheriff attempted to arrest her to-day, when she drew & revolver and def him, He procured assistance and after o turbulent scene, in which a mob came to the woman's assistance and flourished revolvers, sho was arrestod. The crowd surrounded the jail and threat. ned to tear it down, when she was roleased bail, She was triumphantly carried through the strects by the yelling populace Her action is at the instance of the Marshall brewery, which proposes to mako a test case, e DEMOORATS REJOIOING, BURLINGTON'S BLOW-OUT BurtiNtos, Tows, July 16.—A grand rati fication mecting over Cleveland and Hoen. dricks’ nomination is in progress to-night, whichis one of the largest political demon strations ever held in Burlington, A salute of thirty-eight guns were fired. The crowd now gathered at the corner of Jefferson and Third stroet is variously estimated at threo to four thousand. Hon. ‘M. V. Gannon, of Davenport, the orator of the evening, made an address, in which the claim that the Trish would voto the ropublican ticket was held up rved ridicule amid_the plaudits of th tude, Hon. B, J. Hall, Hon, W, I, ortson, C. J, Dodge and others made stirrng speeches, The Cleveland ticket unbounded satisfaction here, and many repulb- licans express their purpose to vote for Clove- land and Hendricks, = ATDUBUQUE. Donvqug, July 15, —The democrats had o large thuslastic ratification mecting of Jlevel nd Hendricks to-night at the which was packed full, Tho addressed by looal speakors and York, mecting was Science of Life, Only $1.00 BY MAIL POSTPAID, KNOW THYSELF, A GREAT MEDIOAL WORR ON MANHOOD Kxhausted Vitality, Norvons and Physical Debility, Premature Decline {n Man, Evroraof Youth, an the oofold miserios esuiting f cesson. A book tor every man, young, middle-agod, d old. "1t contains 195 prescriptions for al A ohronic diseases sach one of which s Inval found by the Author, whose experience for ears 1s such asprobably never before foll to the I« of any physican 800 pages, bound In beautita Fronch muslin m somed covers, full gilt, guaranteod © bo & finer work n every senso, —mschanioal, Iit- erary and profossional,—han any other work sold In this country for §3.50, or the money will be retanded in every Inwtance. _Frico only #1.00 by mall, post pald. Tllustrativo sample § conts. ~ Bend now.’ Go d modal awarded the aushor by the National Medical Amoclatton, 40 the officers of which he refors. The Sclense of Liteahould be road by the young Inmraction, and by the affloted for relfof. It will benefit all.—London Lanoet. There 1 no member of scolety %0 whom The Sol- onoe of Lifo will not be useful, whether youth, par- ent, guardian, {nstruotor or olorgyman. —Argonaut. Addross the Poabody Modical Institute, or Dr. W. HL. Parker, No. 4 Bulfinch Streot, Boston Mass., who may be consulted on all dtseases ' roquiriag skifl And sxperance. Onronio and obstinate disoas athat have led the ekill of all other phys- clans A speclalty; Suoh freated suocoss- fally with n Instance fallure. T" I Amelia Burroughs, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE®* 1617 Dodge St., - Omaha TELEPHONE No 144, Dr.Tanner by Colonel John R. Fellows, of New w ho i here from the Chiaago convention vis iting rolativos, Hospoke eloquently tor an hour and a half, describing Olevelund's life and struggles, and the issues of the campaign, and predicted Cleveland’s majority,in} New York would be 100,000, This opens the cam- paign in Dubuque with enthusiasm for Clove aud. There were many republicans at the meeting. OHIO. DEMOCRATS ARRANGING FOR THE UAMPAIGN . Covumns, July 15,—The democratic state executive committeo this afternoon, was in sesston, with all except four members present, cither in person or by proxy. The time of tho " | session was spent in the discussion of plans of op eration of the campaign, and it was de- cided fto begin work at once to carry_the if possiblein both October and Noveub Aniong the matters considered was the raising of funds. 1t was resolved to lccato the head- quarters within the next ten day: tions will be received for location vl cers and committee, and proposals will be for- warded to Daniel McConville, Columbus. The committee adjournod to July 24th, when the {vru]nu‘nls will be opened and headquarters ocated, Killed by Sandbaggers, St. Pavt, Julv 15.—Charles Bryant, son of Alderman McCoy, of Minneapolis, was sand- baggedand robbed the night before last, died torday. No clus to the murderer, 4 NO POISON IN THE PASTRY the U. P. R. R. Co., and active oper- ations have already begun. District Court Doings, In the district court yesterday Elwood charged with horse-stealing changed his plea of “guilty” to that of “not guilty.” In the case of Goldman against Brown the jury returned a verdict of $75 for defendant. Contrary to expectation the grand jury did not complete its work yesterday. Ex-Marshal Guthrie appeared before that body and was closeted with it for nearly an hour and a half, After ho had been dismissed subpo:naswere issued for the proprietors of all the gambling houses to appear this morningbefore the grand jury. It is said several indictments have been found but as yet none have been returned. ———— Hot Fighting for Fun, The feud which has been existing for some time between O. H. Smith, the Chicago pugilist and Prof, Ed. Miller was settled in a summary manner at 2 o'clock this morning, A of words took placo carly in the evening and the combatants separated. They met again near corner cof 1 and Doug- lass and one short round dismissed the controversy. Miller knocked his antag- onist down wich Liy first pass. He then jumped upon him, and after seyerely beating him, choked him until he was unablo to get up. Smith was quite badly punished but Miller escaped unhurt, A ——— Union Pacific Land €alcs, Land Commissioner Burnham, of the Union Pacific railway has issued the fol- lowing information regarding land eales by his department, JUNE LAND RALES, Amouut for which sold 8 1884 sALEs, Acres Amount for which sold. . .. imigrant trains weat from Coun. cil Bluffs ducing June. ... Cara H, H, goods............... Foreign emigrants to Nelraska land points during Juge. ..... .. 5 o —— NEBRASEA STATE GazeErTeErR & Bus, ~ess Dirkcrory to be issued in July, 804, price $4.60, 4. M. WoLrs, pub: her 120 8. 14th St., Omaha, The Curing Waters of Colfax, LrAX, Towa, July 15,~The new Hotel just built at the springs, was opened ublic to-day. A large number of prominent men were invited to participate in the opening ceremonies, 'The hotel was built onahill and commands an extensive and picturesque landscape. The waters ure highly recommended for their curative qualitics, and the place being on the main line of the Rock Island road, is easily sce ble. At the banquet this a speoches wera made by ex-Vice President Colfax of In diana, Senator Graves, ex-G $ C D, wood, ex-Sena’or Wright, 3 Colonel Bowler, Mr, Doy of Towa, nel Godfrey of Utab, and ex-Governor Bro-s, W, K. Sullivan and B, J, Babcock of Chicago. —— The Postal Treaty with Mexico, The draft of a postal convention between the United Statea and Mexico has been amended hy the Mexican government in saveral particulars, and the consumnmg the treaty will be deluyed sowe time by the ne-essity for its consideration by the postoffice departuient. “Assisted § New Yok, assisted emigeants” arrived t of day, four from Vantlla, L or P de. FRUIT FLAYOR THEY STAND ALONE. PREPARED BY THE Price Baking Powder Co., Chicago, lll. A St. Lou Mo. Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems, Best Dry Hop Yeast, TOR SAILE BY GROCERES. WE MAKE BUT ONE QUALITY. OPENS FOR SECOND YEAR Sept. 7,’'84 and Art Depart Classical, Scientific, Commere mente. Both sexes admitted. Tuitios ing cheap, best of socioty. Fully ¢ & Address for particulars, Rev DD, President, or 3M. Dos Is of tho Facuity, fellev ry Jy -me 2m THE MERCHANTS Natonal Bank OF OMIAIEIA. Authorized Cariml, - $1,000,000 Paid-up Capital, - 100,000 Surplus Fund, = « - 70,000 BANKING OFFICE | N. W. Cor, Farnam ana 12th Sts OFFICFRSI E. Rousks, V.P i DRaky, A FraNk Moy, Prosident. | Ha Bx. B, Woon, Cashl L DIRECTORS: Fraok Murphy, Semuel E. Kogors, Ben. B. Wood Charlos O. Housel, A. D. Jones, Luthor Drake Transact & Geicral Banking Husinoss. Al whe have any Benking business te t call, "No matter how | it will recelve our oa always courteous treatment. Pays particular attention to busluoss for partler rosiding outaide tho city. Exahange on all the prin clpal cltios of the United States st very lowest ratea Acoounts of Hanks aud Baukers receliod 02 favor able torms. o mica Cortiiate of Doposit bearlag 6 por oo nferes Buys and solls sud Governuent soou refgn Fxchauge, County, OIb JAS, H. PEABODY M, . PHYSI[CIAN & SURGEON, Mayo, Ireland, a from Dieslau, Ger mary, all to be 3 idi8e) No, 1407 Jones Bt. Office, No. @ buveh. Office hours 120, 0 1 p. on¢ 108 9ftice 97, Besid! Tol CROUNSE'S BLOCK, Corner 16th aud Capitol Avenue, ONMAIIA, = = NEE. TREATS CHRONICDISEASES YOUNG MEN, who are suffering from the effocts in all their forms. of Youthful Indiscrotions, would do well to avall themselves of this, tho greatest boon ever laid at the altar of sufforing humanity. Dr. Tannor wil guar- antoe to forfeit §500 for every case of Seminal Weak- noss o Private Diseaso, of any kind or character which ho undertakesand fails to cure. MIDDLE AGED MEN—Many mon botween the ages of 50 ana 60, are troubled with & too frequont dosire to ovacuate the bladder, o‘ten accompanied by aslight smarting and burning xepsation, and a weakening of the system in manner that tho pa- tiont cannot account for. On_examining the urinary doposits a ropy sediment will often be found, somotimes small partioles of albumen will appear, or the color will bo of a thin, milki changing to a darkand torpid app. many men who dic of this dificn causo. It is the scoond stago of ignorant of the minal weakness Dr. Tanner will guarantee s poricet cure in all_such casor,and a healthy rostoration of tho ¢ Organs. Call or address as abos v complicated forms, also all diseuses of the Skin and imples on Ly cured. Tl appropriate rc . Consultations, per- sonal ur by letter, sacredly confiden icines sent by Mail and Express. Ni package to indicate contents or WR.JAMES No. 204Washington Si.,Chicago,l1l, e * ) DOCTOR WHITTIER 617 St. Charles St., St. Louis, Mo. Arcgular gr ical ¢ 12 longer engaged in ‘Crmomic, Nanvaun, Huow i Hrooo D o o . Louis, asclty paper Teridents Nervous Prostration, Debliity, Mental and Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and other Affec- tions of Throat, Skin or Bones, Blood Poisoning, old Sores and Ulcers, wro treated with unparaliclod sear 08 et sl frncipin, ey, privlely. ndiscretion. Excess, P sos Arising from D Exposure or Indulge Tohpwin efccts: nerdor I opo, i fiee or by mall free, and iuvited. Writs for questions. A Positive Written Guarantee given in all curablo cases, Medicles sont everywhore, Pamphicts, English or German, 04 pages, de- scribing above dlseases, in male or' foiale, ¥ REE. MARRIACE CUIDE! trated {0 eloth and it hatls ol Vi, Beau, sdvice o $ 1,000.001 VY 1L be paito any ono who will find a yar of Mercury, Potuch, lodine, Arsenic, o ai, BODOUN BUbstaBCE in “Ihave cured Blood Taint by the vse of Swilt's Specific after | had most wignally faiied with the Mer cury and Potash Treatment ¥, A, TOOMER, M. D, Perry, Ga, “gwitt’s Specific has years standing. Had sor Gvery one thought 1 way cured me attor phykicians o iled.” R, L. HIGH, Lon 10,000 oua not purchs tr y Swittn Specific has done for cudre il of Kh used by malarin Al 5, Spriogfield, ired mwe of 8 rofula of 12 s largo s my hand, and Swilt's Spocillc d all othor had enn. Our Treatiso on Blood and Skin Discascs malled freo to applicants, THE SWIFT Draw N. Y. Office, 160 W. 22d 8t,, avenues. Philadelphia office, 1200 ¢ Tho use of the term * Bhor Line” in connection with the corporate namo of & grea road, conveys an idea of Ukt what required by tho travellog pub lio—a Bhort Line, Qui ccommoda (a0, [MmwavkEE And 8t. Paul. Isowns and operates over 4,600 miies of Northern Illinols, Wiscon, \uncsots, lowa Dakota; and a8 t4 main lines, brauches and oonnec Hons reach all the great business cent Northwest and Far West, It naturally snswers tn: description of Bhort Line, and Ecet Route botwoen Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Minnespoils. d Wi Jlairo and Stillwate Merrill Madison and Owatonus and Fairibau avillo and Mineral Polu. n, Rockford and Dubuque. n, Rock Island and Codar Rapids. Chicago, Council Bluff and Omha. Chicago, Bloux City, Sloux Fallsand Yankton Ghtcag, Milwaukco, Mitchell wud Chan Rook Tland 8t. Paul and Minneapolls. Davenport, Celimar, 8. Paul and Minneapolla Pullwan § cepers and the Fioest Dining Cars in 1 on th C AND ST id to passeny ALY, 6. 8. MERRILL, Gon'l Man, V.l AR of the C Gon' Pass, Agh LD, 48", Gea'l, Pacs Agh The Largest Stock in Omaha and Makes Vthu Lowest Prices: Furniture. DRAPERIES ANC MIRRORS,} CEEANMBER SE TS Just recelved an assortment far aurpullng anything In this market, comprisin the latest and most wti deslgns manufacturedffor this spring’s trade and covering ® range of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive. Parlor Coods_ Draperies. Now ready for theinspection of cus-| Complete stock of all the lates tomers, the newest novelties in stylesin Turcoman, Madras and Suits and Odd Pieces, Lace Curtains, Ete., Ete. Elogant Passenger Elovator to all Floors. CHARLES SHIVERICK, OMAHA NEB. 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, - - - - Grerman D. Wvyvatt; LUMBER MERCHANT - . W | TR .} ¢ I P ey g LT : 8 g ‘EREREEERERE R B e CUMINGS AND 20TH ST., OMAHA, NEB, I W. A. CLARKE, Superinandent Omaha lron Works . P. RAILWAY, - < 5 RICHARDS & CLARKE, Proprietors. I 17TH & 18TH STREETS e g DEALERS IN MANUFACTURERS CF ANL Steam Engines, Boilers _WATER WII.EELS. ROLLER MII:LS, Mill and Grain Elevator Machinerv MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Celebrated Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting OCloth STEAM PUMPS STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE. BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. 3 ODELL ROLLER MILL, T EETI0N TIZAO We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates, and will contract for the erection ~of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators, or for changing Flourivlé Mills, from Stoue to the Roller System @™ Kepecial attention given to furnishing Power Plants for any pur- pose, and estimates made for same attend promptly. Address RICHARDS & CLARKE, Omahs, Neb MANUFACTURER OF OF STRICTLY FIRST-OLASS oTTianss, Buamies Road Wagane AND 'TW0 WHEEL CARTS, 1819 and 1920 tamoy Straot aud 403§ 130h Béwes)| 4 o ,,',‘,_‘ ’ 01 mana,?t wirtad Ota1a79 1470 44t 0 ) ‘eh RIS P—— i