Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 23, 1884, Page 5

[ ] OMAHA DAILY BEE---WEDNE DAY JULY 23, 1884, b United 3tata: Dapysitary First National Bank —OF OMAHA— Oor, 13th and Farnam Sts, ' "\Tho Oldest Banking Establishment | re n Omoha, SUOUESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS Organised in 1868, Organized as a Natlonal Bank in OCAPITAL « : « . « . & $200,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS . uwlooo OFFICNRA DiREOTORS. Huauax Kovwras, Presidont. Jomn A, OruianTon, Vice President. A evstus Kounras, 3 Vice President. A.J. PorruaTo. FH 1 N W . Maaquran, Aseistant Cashisr DA™ P98 | takon as & wholo was a great disappoint- | childbirth and after the death of the in. Transscts & general banking bust oortifioates bearing Interest. o D‘:‘l‘nl_fl’l“x:n; Xranciaco and principal cltin In the Usijod London, In, Edinb H1ea i this continent and (11 o0 Wha DY THE MERCHANTS Natimal Bank | OF OMAZEXA. - $1,000,000 - 100,000 70,000 Authorized Capitul, Paid-up Capi afi . Surplus Fund, - BANKING OFFICE | N. W. Cor, Farnam ano 12th Sts OFFICFRS) FrANK Mowrny, Prosidont. | SAW'LE. Rooxns, V-P Bux. B. Woop, Cashler, | Luraxs Diaks, A DIRECTORS: Frank Murphy, S8amuel E. Rogers, Bon. B. Wood Charles C. Housel, A. ~D. Jones, Luthor Drake. Transact s General Banking' Business. Ali whe have any Banking businoss te transaot are invited oall. No matter how Iarge or small the transaction it will roooive our careful attention, and we promis always courteous treatment. aye pardlcular attention do business for partle, rosiding outsido the city. Exshange on all the prin cipsl citlos ofthe United States at very lowest rates Accounta of Banka and Bankers recélved on favor ablo terms. Issuea Cortificate of Deposlt bearing b per cen intorost. Buye and solls Forelgn Exchange, County, b and Government securtsioe UNITED STATES Nillomal B OF OMAHA, S, W, Cor, Farnam and 12th Sts, Capital, $100,000.00 ©. W. HAMILTON, Pres’t. 8.8.CALDWELL, V. Pres’t. M. T. BARLOW, Cashler. DIRECTORS : 8. S. OALDWELL, 8. F. SmiTxh, O. W. HamiLroN, M. T. BARLOW, 0. WiLL BAMILTON. Accounts soliciter: and kept sub Ject to slght chock. Certificatos of Doposit-1ssued pay able in 3,8 and 2 months, boaring interest, or on domand withoutin- ‘terest. Advancos mado to customers on Approved securities at market rate of Interest. The Interests of Customers are <c'osely guarded and every facllity compatible with principles of sound banklIng freely extended. Draw sightdrafts on England.ire iand, Scotland, and all parts of Eu- rope. &l European Passa e Tickets COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE, OMAHA SAVINGS BANK ! Cor. 13th and Douglas Sts. Japital Stock, $150,000 Tibility of Stockholders, 368,000 Tiv3 Per Cent Interest Paid o Deposits ZOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE OffAcers <& Directors TR T JAMES E. BOYD ....President . BENNETT “Vico President W. A. PAXTON, Direotor JOHN E. WILBU .Cashlor UNDERTAKERS| ?‘218 14TH STREET, BET. FARNAM AND DOUGLAS ~DREXEL & MAUL, . UNDERTAKERS! "® the old stand 1417 Farnam street. Orders by _uaph solicited and promptly attested to. H. K, BUBKET, 1 FUNERA.. DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER 111 North 108h Btreed Omabs CHARLES RIEWE, UNDERTAKER, AND DEALER IN - Melalic Cases, Coffns, Caskes, Shrons. 1009 Farnam 8t., - OMAHA, NEB Telegraphio orders promptly attended to. Telophone No. 821 "M R. RISDON | fon nsirancs Agen \ B EPRESENTS " #Bonix Assursnce 00., of Losdon, Oash V _Awate +006,804,604.0 toneater, N. V., Caplt 1000,000.0 Nercoacks, of Remet, . . 1,215,000.0 rd Fire, Philacol . .00 Yand Guriad 916.0 vJAé. H. PEEOD !A A. v, YBIOIAN & BURGEON, osidence No, 1407 Jones B4, Offioe, No. 160 aw Strook, Offios houre 12m. 40 1 p. m., And " Ursatins for oftios 97, Residence. FIZZLE AT FREMONT, The Recent Democratic Ratifica. tlon—A Large Crowd but Small Enthusiasm—-Poppleton's Dis. appointing and Inconsist- ent Speech, ! ., July 22, 1884, To state with complete accuracy the sult of the democratic ratification meet- ing which ocourred on Satarday night would be a hard matter. Ifit was the intention of those who had charge of the matter to draw out a large body of re- publicans, then the meeting was a suc- cess, If, howover, they expected to create any great amount of enthusinsm for Cleveland and Hendricks, then that part of their programme was a decided failure. As a matter of fact the meeting EMONT, NE ment, People were disappointed that Mr. Munger cut his speech so short, for Judge Savage was not able to keep his appointment, for the judge has many ad- mirers in Fremont in both parties, But the people were most disappointed in A, J. Poppleton. Mr. Poppleton had been advorcised as an orator and a thinker, and the people who went to hear him ex- pected something above the average cam- paign stump speech. But they were doomed to disappointment, for the best that could be said of his speech is, that it was a dlsapointed harrangue withhout oven the merit of being consistent. He did not attempt to discuss a single one of the questions which are to make up the issues of the coming campaign, but the whole burden of his labored harangue was to show that the republican party is a party of fraud and corruption and that thatthecountrycovldon ybesavedthrough the election of Cleveland and Hendricks Fraud and corruption! This comes with gnod grace from the lips of & man who stands to-day the paid attorney of a cor- poration that has done more to corrupt public morals, legislators and courts in this and other states than any other in- fluence under the sun. The corporation has 8o unjustly wrung from the toiling masses their hard earned monay, no cor- poration has been 80 determined to shirk their just responsibilities as the very company whose legal and illegal adviser A. J. Poppleton is. Everyone well knows the frauds that have been perpet- rated upon the people of this state by the Union Pacific railroad. Everyone well knows of its discriminations against town and individuals; everyone is fam- iliar with its exorbitant rates of trans- portation; everyone is familar with the ten dollar a car bridge toll at Omaha; everyone is familliar with the manner in which it has used money to carry state, county and city elections, and Mr. Pop- pleton muat also have known of all this. Then, why has he kept quiet all these years? Why has he not_raised his voice against these crimes? If corruption is distasteful to him why has he compound- ed these crimes by keeping silent about them? No! it cannot have worn on his conscience very hard, when for years it it has been transacted uuder his very nose and, no doubt, with his sanction. He may rail at fraud and corruption to his heart’s content, but public opinion will be slow to give him credit for much honesty, yet we believe he will got all he deserves. What reform, what pure princi- ples can the peopleexpectfroma man who for the best part of his life has prostituted himself and his intelligence to the use of a corrupt and soulless corporation, who has been paid his price and expeots to do the bidding of his master. Reformers never spring from such a source. Mr. Poppleton had a good deal to say about the republican machine, but he dared not utter the truth and say to that audience that Cleveland was the machine nominee, and that in order to give him the nomination some of the most sacred individual rights were trampled under foot, and twentyfive of the New York delegation were barred the rights of voting tor their choice. While Cleve- land was foisted upon the democratic party by the machine, Blaine was the choice of the republican masses and was nominated in spite of the machine. Ho held the republican party responsi- ble for giving to railway companies large land grants. Now he could not have been 1gnorant of the fact that the very first land ever granted to a railway com- pany was passed upon by a democratic house, a democratic senate and signed by Buchanan, a democratic president, But more than this, this grant of land which was given to the Illinois Central was engineercd by two leading democratic apostles, Douglas and Ricardson, has the reputation of being the complatest job of log rolling ever carried on in tho Ameri- can congress. So that whatever is per- vicious connected witi the system of land yranis, the democratic party has the honor of being its orignator. The physical condition of the skull and crossbones of cipher alloy was repeatedly referred to, whereupon the faithful would reverently bow their heads 1n prayerful submission to the will of an all-wise ora- tor. ('ar]l Schurz and (ieorge William Curtis were noble pstriots who had left the party of fraud and had joined tho glo rious band of pure honest democrats, This was Mr. Poppleton’s opinion of de mocracy, but he did not give Curtis’ opinion of that party, which is as fol- lows: “We are confroted with the democrat- ic party very hungry, and, as you may well believe, very thira'y; a party with: was anxious to make a distinctive Amer- ican policy, but he thought it the duty of the democrats to make a change only or exclusively for the sake of a change. On tho whole, your correspondent be- lieves that the democrats hereabouts were not well pleased with the effort, a load- ing one saying to him that he had much rathor hear the anti-monopoly dootrines from Senator Van Wyck than from the paid attorney of the U, P. Ry. And so say I, ana so say they all. Poor Ricrarn, — A BRUTAL HUSBAND, N. B, Strong Abuses His Family and Drives Them From the House, Last week an item appeared in these columns stating that a certain railroad man in this city had abused his wife and that too while she was in the throes of fant had ordered the neighbors to take the d—n stiff out of the house. At that time his name was withheld, but as he has again come to light in the role of a wife boater a brief history of his actions will be given. His name is N. B. Strong and he is employed as a brakeman on the 0. & R. V. road by the Union Pacific company. For a long time he has been addicted to the use of intoxicating liquors and when in a drunken condition he would go home and shamefully abuse his wife and children. Several times last wintea ho drove his family from the house into the storm and they would doubtless have perished with cold and exposuro but for kind hoarted neighbors who took them in and cared for them. This was not enough. On Friday, July 11th, his wife gave birth to a child. At the time Streng was away from home, and did not return until Saturday night, and in the meantime the child had died. Instead of going to his home to comfort, his wife, ho went there in a state of in- toxication and would have beat her then had not the neighbors interfered. It was at this time that he used the language in regard to the dead child. #Monday nighthe again beat hisfamily and drove them irom the house. He was arrestodand lodged in jail and yester- day Thomas Pieronet filed a complaint against him and he is now held for fur- ther examination. An effort will be mado to place him behind the bars for sometime. § Certain it is that he has fallen below the level of the brute, for a brute will care for and protect its offspring, even in death, There was a time when he was a man but alas, that time is past and gone. GENERAL PRENTISS, The Boys Stand by the Old Hero, To the Editor of Tie Brk: On July 1st there appeared in Tur BeE an article from this place signed *‘A Listener,” in which the writer seeks to throw dirt at General Prentiss. *‘Listen- er” said: ‘I listened to his talk atten- tively and to the best of my discernment discovered that his chief aim was to es- tablish the fact that he fought nobly and held the old road until the sun went down.” Now, Mr. *‘Listener,” it is not neces- sary for any one to seek to establish that fact, as it has long been recorded in his- tory, and he would have held the Old Road much easier if there had not been 80 many in front such as *‘Listener,’who were opposed to him then, as now. “Listener” says General Prentiss in his address to old soldiers at Tecumseh for- got to say anything of the boys who stood by him in holding the Old Road, and were captured and did not fare so well, and then adds that he writes this in behalf of the G. A. R. boys who are are liable to be taken in by this fraud. “‘Listener” would have us believe that he is a perfect philocelathean, but those of Tecumseh who know him do not roverenco his judgoment, disggotion or valor,” Tt may seem ungrateful to “Listener” that we do not appreciate his paternal care, but we feel quite able to take care of ourselves without his assistance. The G. A. R. boys of this post do not feel all slighted by any oversight of neral Prentiss while here, and still expect to hold the *‘old road”’ until *‘Listener’" is relegated to the rank in which he be- longs. SOLDIER. Tecumseh, July 20, 1 out a single definite principal, a party without any distinct national @policy which it dares present to the country; a party which fell from power as a con- spiracy against human rights and now attempts to sneak back to power as a conspiracy for plunder and spoils,” This is sweet morsel” which we heartily commend to our democratic hero worshippers and hope it may prove a soothing potion to their disorganized stomachs, He had much tosay about'thejunproven frauds in the theft of Louisiaua and Flo- rida, but not a word to say of the proven attempts to steal the electoral vote of Oregon, The inheritance of the doc- trines of Jefferson and Jackson by the democratic party were frequently alluded to, but the partyplatforms of 1864—*‘the war a failure,” "and the opposition to the resumptlon eflorts of the republicans of 1876 escaped his notice. The mantle of great and geod Tilden had fallen upon Jleveland, and to day he stood the re- former par excellence of the age. Mr. Poppleton did not tell the ratifiers wheth- er it was the veto of the five cent clause in the elevated railroad bill, or the vetos of che lessened hours of daily labor of car conductors, the mechanic'sllien bill, the tenement cigar bill, Oh no, these ¥lows from the Maximum Minoral Fountain of Sara togs Springs, and 1s the epinion of the most eminent medical men Nature's Sovereign Cure for Consti- pation, Dispepsia, Torpid Liver, Inactive Conditions of the Kidneys, and a most salutary alterative In scrotulous affections, With ladies, gen- tlemen, bon vivants everywbere it has become the standard of dietary expodieuts, fortiying the digestive functions and enabling free-ivers to Indulge with impurity at table. ~ The world of wealth, intel- ligence aud refinowment testifles to its sparkling, nat- urally pure, snd delightful quantitios as «ho beverage incomparable, and mocredit it with being the murest and epeedicst source of clear complexions, high health and exuberant spirite. Hathorn Bpring Water #1 80ld in glasw bottles; four dozen pluts aro packed It may be ‘obtained at all hotels, and o dr ugglsts, wine merchants, and grocers everywher Ne!;'aska corrnirt.:; ~AND~— Ornamental Works MANUFACTURERS OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES Dormer Windowss, great reforms were mnot mentioned. _ | Cleveland was too much interested in the monopolies of the great clty of New York to have his reforms run this way, and for tear of offense the orator of the occasion did not desire to refer to them. Blaine, he admitted, was bright, smart and strong, attached to himself friends, FINIALS, WINDOW CAPS, TIN, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING, PATENT METALIO SKYLIGHT, Ilren Fencing! Orestings, Balumrades, Verandas, Offioo and Baok Ballings, Window snd Collar Guards, Eta. 00 0. ANDMb STRFET, LINCOLN NESB, The Largest Stock in Omaha and Makes the Lowest Prices N C. R. SCHALLER, Real Estate AGEN MILLARD HOTEL ESTABLISHED AT OMAHA, 1869, THE GREAT- URLINGTOA Furniture. DRAPERIES ANC MIRRORS, CEANMBEXR SETS anything In this market, comprisin{ Offers a large list of Real Estate for Sale, including the following described property. GOING WEaRST. Just recolved an assortment far surpassin, Do i et 81,000 PRINCIPAL LINE the Intest and moat tasty deslgns manafactured; for this spring's trade and covering 1 R Sch \ FROM range of prices from tiu Cheapeat to the most Expensive. o il roth, 340 1 CHICAGO, PEORTA & ST. LOUT ol A Sy ()| OUABA XD LIVGOLY 70 DEVER, AT ” I Sohale cfters €aaros noar U3 75()() | RANGAS OITY AND ATCHISON to DENVER Parlor Coods " Draperies. Connecting in Union Depots at Kansas City, O and Denvorwith through trains for SAN FRANCISCO And all points in the Great West GOING BHAST. Connecting in Grand Union Depot at Chicago with througl trains for NEW YORK, BOS And all Eastorn Citfes. corta with through trains ¢ incinnati, Colnmbus, iie South-Enst.” At St. 1 tuing for all points South, 1 R. Sohaller has in Barkers sub- « division, 9Lh St,house and lot (58) 1 R Bohaller will sell on 8. 11sh 8., « house and lot (60). 2 3 R, Sohallsr will sell noar Low & /s nute, 1ok 12580 (80) Y R. Schaller his lota in #o: s the now sdditions to the city a4 reduced rates. - Schallor has for salo_property « paying a rental on purchase jrom 10 to 20 por cent and of increas: Ing value R. Schaller offers lot on Cuming fy Ju strect, 674x70-rosidonce (81) Q.00 O.fc‘-;:fr&:.h“'&g .‘f‘l; one o on 2 50fi B feallor wil sell one block In 1,500 C. :‘tm::g‘:u:: offers fine business 25.“00 Cfu‘ hallor will soil N '« in a body stook farm C (: R 1,000 Now ready for theinspection of cus- | Complete stock of all the lates tomers, the newest roveltics in stylesin Turcoman, Madras and Suits and Odd Pieces, Lace Curtains, Etc., Etc. Elogant Pagsonger Elevator to all Floors. CHARLES SHIVERICK,, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, - - - OMAHA NEB. C "ON, Indianay. nd all points n uis with' through At P, | ol t t RUEMPING, BOLTE & COM PANY, —MANUFACTURERS OF — ORNAMENTAL GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES, Window Cape, Tron Crestings, Metalllo Sky-lights, &o. Tin, Iron and Slate Roof} ors, 810 South 12th Btreet, Omaha, Nobraska. engo and D Atchison and 55w 105,000 | Fineits sy, e e v houghea Couneil Blufts, 1. Schaller—For salo 10th strood, Indianupolls and » brick house, lot 60x260. Solta o Pullmnn Palace Sleeping Cars iy and from St. Louis; vin Hannibul; Quiney. K, Buriington, Cedar Rupids nnd Alber Paul and l‘ll”ll'll'kl\l‘l. urlor Cars ning Chairs d from % A O nd I Dormer Windows, Fin Schallor ~Harnoy street, lot 47 8, fine residence, 10 rooms. 28,500 55,000 R. Sohaller offers somo of the greatest bargalng o in Real Estato anvwhere. ohaller has for salo on south nue, 4 lot and residence. R, Schaller will soll 1,120 cros, 2 « goodhousos, 2 large barns, wind- mills, scalos, oto. St. Louls braska, and Denver, It {5 4180 the only Through Line beiw ST. LOUIS, MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL. 1t i3 Known as the great LINE of America, and’ is v fod to bo the Finost Equi; R R. Schaller—Dodge Co. farm, 2500 + 80roe, houses, barns and valusble improveme 'HROUGH OAR iversally admit ed Railroad in the World for classey of Travel, ugh Tickeis via this line far sale at upon ticket offices in the United State: C PARTIES WISHING TO Sellor Purchase LOTS AND LANDS ARE INVITED TO CALL. Has had 35 yoars' experience in dealing Thro! R.R. YTTER Pres. & Gen. THE 01D RELIABLE VAiLL Gen.? *ERCE WELL, v .Cioamr n |llE‘AL Eu%ll'ATEtnud ::ly fl:lzfcl)' I)u‘oonv .- (" / platod imprvenenis to tho ity "ias | THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL-| - ==k i MANUFACTURER OF OF STRIOTLY FIRST-OLACS 0 i, g it Vi puteen i Omaha. Neb nections” Pamphlets and Maps of City lssued froo. Call at tho Millard Hotes and get one LENDER COMPANY, [SUOCESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B, €0.] THE OMAHA COAL & PRODUGECO. 8. H. HOWELL, Presldent. C. R SCHALLER, Vico-Presidont, The GENUINE BOULDER and Colorado cosl, An- thracite, lowa, Missoun, Illinois, Kangas. Coal Yards Bridge Stock Yards. 1510 and 1820 Marnoy Streot and 408 oetrated Catalogue (aswana i fran uvon application, THE MONARCH The most extensive manufacturers of Billiard & Pool Tables IN THE WORLD. 500 8. Tonth Strect - omama, nep. | RICHARDS & CLARKE, £ Pricon of Billird and Pool Tables and materiale Proprietors. Noriesst_ Nebraska, Omaha ALONG THE LINE OF THE| Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolls and OMAHA RAILWAY. Tho new extenslon of this line from Wakefleld up o th BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN through Conoord and Coleridge TO EXARTINGTON, Renches tho best portion of tho State, Spoclal ex- cursion rates for land seckers over thin line to Wayne, Norfolk nnd Hartington, aad via Blair to all principal poluts on tho SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RATLROAD Tralos ovor tht C., 8t. P, M. & 0. Rallway to Cov oeton, Sloux City, Poncs, Iartington, Wayne and orlolls, Donmnect at Blair or Fromont, Oaka.o, Neligh, and through to Val- entine. &4 For rates and all Information call on F P. WHITNEY, Genora Agont, EORET MALADIES ind radical cure by my method, based on recent sci- entific researches, even in the most desperate ¢ without any trouble to the functions. [ cure equally the sad con- consequences of the sins of youth, nervousness and im- potence. OFFICES—117 8. 14 Omaha SCHMELING & BELSCHNER, DEALERS IN TIN; IRON & ZINCWARE E£.621 South 13th, between Jackson and Jones Sta. Job Work n Roofing, Guttering, Etc., promptly done. 15 & BOsarl, REAL ESTATE AGENTS ! WILLIAMS’BLOCK 15th & Dodge Streets, KEEP YOUR EYE On this list for bargains, and if you wish & lot in any part of Omaha—Want to rent s house—have your Rouio routeid-buy & house ~sell tho one you have— wang your papoes made—titlo looke 1 up, and any- thing relating to Keal Estate, go and seo SBEARS & BOSARD, No. 218—#1,700—House of five rooms on half los, 400 at time of walo, and §20 por month. Stroet and Millard Hotel, W. A. CLARKE, Superinendent | ron Works 17TH & 18TH STREETS S MANUFACTURERS CF AND DEALERS IN Steam Engines, Boilers WATER WHEELS. ROLLER MILLS, DISURETION GUARANSZED. Prayor to sond the Exact description of the Sicknose. DR. BELLA, No. 2 16—82,000—1 ‘ briok houso | y - g Park Piaco, cash, o @ room BrOKROWO IR | hgo b of Several Scientific 8¢.tios. . . . No. 22581 650—House of six room on lot 65x160, >lac s No, 220—41,6:0—Houre and |t in Bowery Hill,| m ¥ Westernfifirfifi;Wurks. IRON AND SBLATE ROOFING. C. SPECHT, PROP. Omaha, Neb. Good cistern and well, - One-half cash and te 221—§2,800—Good six room house on_corner hall © block from 18th stroct, south of U P, depot. now Bold on easy ter §1,800—Houso of 4 rooms on {111 lot, Genter street. Good well, olstorn avd walks. Half cash and time, 197—$1,000—House of two rooms on halt lot, Re- gao'y addition. Onehalf cash, ,800— Houne of four rooms on tull lot, on16th street, outh Omaha, one haif cash. 62—4$1,800—Houwe of five rooms on full lot In Par- ker's aduition, one block north of §20,000 school wouth front, good well, cistern, &c.,and a bar- n easy terins. 79—87,000—Corner lot B V. Smith's addition, two good dwellings, south and east front, on car line, cheap and on o 40" $4,000— MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Oelebrated Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting OCloth STEAM PUMPS STEAM* WATER AND GAS PIPE. ' BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. =z 1111 Douglas B4 MANUFACTURER OF Balvanizea Iron Cornices 44 Dormer Windows, Fintals, Tin, Iron and Giate ofing, Specht's Patent Motallio Nk‘ylh( , katent tod Ratchet Bar and Bracket B mlvmr the general agent for the above line of good. Crostings, Fencing, Balustrados, Vorandas, | o Lots 18 and 14, corner Farnam streot, house, two good dwellings on lot, . A grest bargain, . Call at office and examine our list for improved propersy. LOTS IN HAWTHORNE, TABOR PLACE, OMAHA VIEW, And in @)l first-class {nside additions, and it we fail to find » lot to soit out of our extensive list, then Omaha doey in on Omaha View is g 1 to the barracks, and Iy that plat soush of Williams' residenco. Wo soll Tots from 8 00 to 8370, §10 o more down at time of el and monthly payments. $200 down aud wo will build you house on the lot. Hawthorne is west of tho High fchool one mile, and we are acliing lots one third down and monthly sayments. This addition 1s graded and lots are §350 ) $000 each. Now is the time to buy, while prices are low and terms oasy 1 am Iron ron Ear ale and health renewer, Discaer, and troubles overished blood, Swift's CURE ALL, lut a8 & and for Blood and Bk e pendent on impure or i Bpeciflc is without & rlval, ¥ATION TIIAO My baby slx months old broke out with some Kind of wkin humor, and after heing treated five monthy by wy family pbysician, was gl to die The drugi/st Teco od_Swift's Speciflc, and the mult wis & g e 15 Wi miracul Jus K ld soon got | tracosof the discase in i aud hie 1o &8 fat a8 b pig. J. 3 KIRK 1 Minden, Riek County, ) #troet wnd ia & choio ota loft, and they are all Tahor Plaoe is on Farn addition. with only twelve s k00d lots as there are in the addition, Prics $476 and §450, Lots on Bherman avenue, east and west fronts One-half block in Wiicox's addition, cheap and casy terme. &4 Dou's ail 1o call for bargains st the office, her perma E D., Cypress Ri sms & Bosm Our Troatise on Blood and Skin Diseasos malled free $ st WIFT SPECIFIC O Cor, 16th and Dodge Streets. R B &, Atlacta, O WILLIAMS' BLOCK, uter, who ) had 1e o velioved 1 used Bwift's Bpeelfio on my little dau fson We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates, and will contract for the erection of Klouring Mills and Grain Elevators, or for changing Flonring Mills, from Stona to the Roller System. 044" Kspecial attention given to furnishing Power Plants for any pur~ pose, and estimates made for same General machinery repairs attended ly. Address promply: NCHARDS & CLARKE, Om aha, Neb. N.. Y. Offlce, 160 W. 224 Bt., betwoon 6ih vonues. Philadelphia office, 100 Chestaus 8