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THEOMAHA PUBLISHING COPROPRIETORS. .

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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

1 Copy 1 yew , In advance postpaid8.006 month* " " 1.008 month* " 2.00

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Local malls for States Iowa leave bat onoe tday, rlK 40 ft. m.Office open from 12 to 1 p. m. Snndayi.

THOMAS F. HALUPostmartfr.

Arrival And Departure of. TralusUNION PACIFIC.

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Man _ .eOC .m.l aa 10:0" "KzpreH t:40 p.m. I Expreeg..lO :

CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN. . . .** prei _ . ..Et4epS m. | Exprosa 10:00 a. m.

Sundays excepted.-

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tuvm ALKITI.

Mall. _ .8:00: ..m. I Expreas - .7:40 vm.-Kzprrai

..6.00 p.m. | MaH.7:2 I. m.The only line runnhut Pullman Sleeping Care

out of Omaha to Union Depot.-

.OMAHA

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COMPANY.-

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Express .8SO ml Freteht. 850s mFreight. 6.65 p m f Expms. 4l. pin

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all.- 8 *. m. I Mall-UB6| s m-

Expre . . . .8:40: p. m. j Express. . .4:25 p. m.BRIDGE DIVISION TJ. P. R. R.

Leave Omaha , dally. 8 a. m. , 9 a. m. , 10 a m. ,11 a. m.. 1 p. m. , S p. m. , 8p. m , 6 p. 6 p.

Leave Council BlnBa ; 82S a. m. , 9S6 ft. m , ,10aBftmll25fcin.lS6p m.SSB p. m. ,

IM p. m. , 6S5 p. m. , 8:25 p. m. ,1'our trips on Sunday , leaving Omaha at 9 and 11-

ft. . m., S nd 6 p. m. ; Council Bluffs U 9:26 ,

11:26 ft m,, and 2.2S and IS& p. m.-

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Omaha : 6 a. m, , 7 a. m. , 6:50 . tn. , 1-

p. . nx 420 p. m. , 7 5 p. m. ,Leave Council Bluffs : 6:16 a. m, , 9:40 ft. m. ,

111 , m. 6:25 p. m. , 70 p. m. , 7 0 p. m.Dally except Sunday.-

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& REPUBLICAN VALLEY tt. .AERIVB-

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10:46 a, m. . p. m.Dallv except

KTTflRNEn-AT-lAW.

CHARLES POWELL,OF THE PEACE Comer Uth and

rUHTICE Sta. , Omaha Neb.-

WM.

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. SldXERAL ,AT LAW Room8Creighton

ATTORNEY St. . OMAHA , NEB.-

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. L. THOMAS ,A TTORNEY AT LAW Loans money, buysA and sells real estate. Room B , Orolghton-Block. .

A. C. TRDUP ,A TTORNET AT LAW Office ID Duncom'sA Block , with George E. Prltchatt , 1MB-

riirmnun St._

OMAHA. NEB-

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L THOMAS ,A TTOIINET LI LAW CrnlcJsn nk Build

A. KCHADWICK ,AT LAWOfilce IBM F mh in

ATTORNEY_

__TO. L. PEA800Y ,Office In Orelgbica Block , nazt U

Fort Office , OMAHA , UEBrlASSA-

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fPBUO. OOLLKCTIOKB MAM-

SO'BRIEN & 8ARTIETT ,r Attorneys-at-Law ,

omCK-nnlon Cloek.Flfteenlli mi F rnh m

ATTORNEY AT LAW.'-

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.BLOCK. COR. DQDD & 16TJ1 CTS-

.OKAHA

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. d. Conneli ,

A ttorney-at-Law.Office roomt , op itrln , In Euiccom'e-

n brick building , K. W corner Fifteenth andm>i ui Streets.

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C3I.E R. K29IC-

LREDICK d HEDICK ,

SpocUl attention will bo given to all nuts%nnit eorpontiongo ! every dfescrlptlon ; willpractice In J Ahe Courts ot the 8ut and theUnited 8UU*. Office. Farnham St. , oppositeOourt Home.

EDWARD W. SIMERAL ,A 1TORNKT AT LAW Boom 8 Oreljb.ton-

jfV Block , 16th aad Donrlai BtrecU. noSdh

1. F. MAKDER30R ,1TORSSTA.T LAW SiJ Twuluun 8Uea-

tA.. Omib> fitbruka.

. T. fl. J. IIUK-

TBiGHARDS & HUNT ,

Attorneys t-Law.i>rnci 215 Sonth Fonrt enth Stree-

t.8ANTA

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OL.AUS FOUND.Greatest Discovery of the ARB.

Wonderful dlscm e rles In the world haveb en madeAmong other things where Santa Claoa Bt J ed-

Ohlldren ot( ask U ho make * roods or not ,If mlly he fives In a mountain of sno-w.Lt

.ypar an eicureion Balled clear to the Pole

And suddenlydropped into wnatBeemedllkeaholeWhere wonci r of wonders they Tound anew land,labile fjJry-r.ks b lnrt appcutxl en each hand.There were mocntalns like cure , with more

beautiful preen ,And far brighter skies than ever wore seen ,Blrdi with the hneg of m rainbow were found,While Bowers of ezqnldte fngnnoe were grow-

Ing around. *

Not long were they lelt lo wonder In donb-A

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belriir eoon cmo the; had heard much about ,TWM Suit * CUut' self and th IB they all cay,lo looked like the picture r esee every dayHe drove up a team that looked very qceor ,Twas ft t ni of > asshoppers Instead of reindeer,Be rode In & ehoU Instead ot sleigh ,But he took thorn on hoxrd *nd drova th m-

w y-

.He.

(hewed them J1 over his woDucrfnl realm ,And factories makln ; irooJs tor women *nd mou-Furrten were working on h U rrc t and email ,To Bunce's they said they were pen ling them all.-Crls

.Klalo. the Glare Jdxkcr , told them it once.

All oar alarm wo are a ending to Banes ,8 oU showed them susnrcidcrs and minv tolnri-

more. .6 yins I J o took thase to f rtejid Baacv's etovu8 nU Cians then whlsperad n tacrct he'd tell ,A* la Omaha every one knew Bcnee wall.-

Qe.

therefore shatud send his good * to his cue.Knowing his friends will get ticlr fall sttxre.Now romemborj'e dwellers tn unifch * town ,All who want proscnti totand'a go round ,For hlrta, collars , or gloves great cod emul ) .Send your sister or aunt out , And ! ..

bnnce , Champlnn n tUr ot th * Wtwt,

WORTH EEMEMBEfilNQ.-ArunxT

.repreae *"

In-

tch bott.e thirty or forty vltatet ot Sp J DC-

BeJUer Water , containing all the Tirtnca ot thecelebrated German t-pring. It is jdn-ajra fresh

nd J v* rc dy, and thru commends Itself toall for its ef&cacr. portability and cheapness.

AIL DRDOQI'iTS HATE IT.

AGENTS WAKTKD FOECREATIVE SCIENCEand Serual Philosophy.Pr-

oftMely

.Ulnttnted. The most important in

bat book pabllsbed. Erery funlly vantlt-Eztnordlnary IndocemenU offered Agent' .

Addreai Awem' Prausnaa Co., Et. Lenis , Mo.

OMAHABUSINESS DIRECTORY ,

ART EMPORIUMS.-J.

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. U. ROSE'S Art Emporium , 1516 DodgeStreet , Steel Engravinfj , Oil Paintings , ChromoaFancy Frames , FramiiigaS'CciaUy. Low prices.-

J.

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. BOSNEtt, 1303 Douglas EL Good Stylca,

ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE.

JOHN L. McCAGUE , opposite postoffice.-

W.

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. B. BABTLETT. 317 South 13th Street.-

ARCHITECTS.

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A T. LAEHE. Jr. , Boom 2. Crelghtan Block-

.DUFKENE&MKSDKUibUON

., AKUUllTECIS

* Room 1 , Creighton Block.

BOOTS AND SHOES-

JAMES DsVIKE 4. CO ,Fine Boots and Shoes A coed assortment ohome TkQTtc. on baud , cor. 12th and Barney.-

THO3.

ERlChSON , S. E. cor 'Oth aadDonglaa

BED SPRINGS.-

J.

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. F. LVBRIHKB , Msmufa-turcr. Vlsachera'Blk

CARRIAGES AND ROAD WACONS-

WM. . SNYDEK , No. 1319 l h and Harney St

CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS-

ANDREW BCWbWATER , 1510 Farnham StTown Surreys , Grade and Scv.eia.fe Systems :Specialty.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS-

.JOHNO.

.

. WILLIS , 1414 Dodge Street

D. B. BEE1IEU , For details sus l rgo Advert as-

ment in Dailand Weekly.

CIGARS AND TOBACCO-

WEST 4 FR.T CHER , Manufacturers ot C.'eareand Who esale Daaleisin Tobicca * , 1305 Doug

CORNICE WORKS.

Western Cornice Wotk , Manufacturers IronCoral e, Tin , Iron and Slate Kooflop. Ordersfrom any loc&iity i romrtly executed in the bestnuuner. Factory and Office J310 Dodge i-trcet

Galvanized Iron Cornices , Window raps , etc-

.minufac.ured.

and put up in any part of thecountry. 1. 416 thirteenth St.-

CROCKERY.

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.J. BONKER , 1309 Dculai St. Good Line.-

DENTISTS

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DR. PAUL , WHlUma' t luck. Cor. 15th & Rodga

DRUGS , PAINTS AND OILS-

.KDON

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& CO , .Pharmacists , Fine Fancy Goods , Cor. 15th and

Dmglas Streets.-

W.

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. J. WHITEHOUSE , Wholcsi'e' & ReUll.lC St.-

C.

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. C. F1FLD. 023 Xo'th-ide { umi"g Street

FURNITURE.-

A.

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. F. GROSS , Kew and isocond Hand Fomitareand btoves , 1114 Douglas. E. 0. lurgeon Ag't.-

J.

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. BOXNEB,103 Douglas St. Fine Goods , ic.

FENCE WORKS 'OMAHA FENCE CO-

.GUST.

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. FRIES & CO. , 12.3 TTarney St. Improv-ed Ice lioxcs , Iron and Wood Fences , OfficeRailings , Counteract Pin * and Walnut.

' IFLORIST-

A.

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. Donachue , plant ? , cu flowers , seeds , boqueta-

etc. . , H. W. cor. 10th and Donglas StB-

.GROCERS

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Z. STEVENS , 2l8tbetfteenCumlng and Izard.-

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A. McSIIANE. Corner S3d ard Com'ng St8-

.HATTERS

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W. L. PAUROTTE & CO .1SCC Douclas Street , Wholcsile Exclusively.H-

ABDVARE.

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A. HOLMES , corner 16th ami Califoniia.

HARNESS , SADDLES , &C.-

E.

.. B. WE1ST.32) 13th St. bet. Fam. & liar-

HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERY.

Ladies get jour Straw , Chip and Felt Hats doneup at northeast corner Seventeenth and Capitolavenue. WM. DOVE. PROPI-

NTELLIGENCE OFFICE-

MBS.

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. LIZZIE DSrTT, 17 16th Street.

JUNKH. BERTfTOLD. Rars and Metals

LAMPS AND GLASSWARE.-

J.

.. CONNER. 1303 Douglas St. Good Variety.

MERCHANT TAILOR.-

G.

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. A LINDQUESr ,One ol our most popular Merchant tailors is re-

ceiving¬

the latest designs for Spring aad Sum-

mer

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Geode tor centlem-n'B ear. Stylish , durableand prices low a? ever , 215 13th bet. Daug.fe Far.

MEAT MARKETS-

The Boston Market.-

MOOLE&

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JE3TER , Frcs'i and Cured MciU ,

Game. Fish. Poultrv , Etc. . 2020 Cuminz Street.-

MILLINERY.

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.MRS. C. A. RINGER , Wholesale and Retail,Fancy Goods in great variety. Zephyrs , CardBoards , Houerr , gloves , corsets , &a CheapestHouse in the West. Purchase save Si percent. Order by Mail HSFUtO'n'h-t.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS-

W.

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. S. GIBBS , M. D. , Room No. " 4, Creighton-Block. . 16th Street.-

P.

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. S. LSISENUING , M. D , Masonic Block.-

C.

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. D. HART , U. D. , Eye and far. opp. posteffice

PHOTOGRAPHERS -PHOTOGRAPHS AND TJN TYPES.-

GEO.

.. HEYN , PROP.

Grand Central Gallon. 212 sixteenth Streetncxr Masonic IltJl. Sattsliction Guaranteed orMoney Rrtunded.

PLUMBING AND CAS FIXTURES.-

D.

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. FITZPATRICK , 1 03 DouglM Street.

PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING

HENRY A. KO EUa. 1412 Dod.'e Street.

STOVES AND TINWARE-

A.

-. BHRMESTER ,

Dealer in Stoves and Tinwa-e , and Manufacturerof Tin Roofs and all kinds of Building WorkOdd Follows" Block.-

J.

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. BOXNER , 1S09 Doug. St. Gocdand Cheap.-

J.

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. EVANS , Wholesale and Retail Seed Drillsand CultivatoM. Odd Fellows 11 all.

SHOE STORES-

.Ph'lipp.

Lin ?, 1320 FarnhamEt. bet. 13th & 14th.

SALOONS-

DENBY-

KAUFMANS ,In the tew brick block on Douglas Street , has

jnst opened a most elegant Beer Hall.Hot Lunch from 1,0 to 12

every day-

.FLANNERY.

.

.On Farnham , next to the B. & ll.-headquartcrs ,has reopened a neat an 1 complete catablish-ment

-which , barring FIRE , and Mother Ship-

ton's-

Prophecv , will bo open for the boys withHot Lunch on and after present date.-

"Caledonia.

.

." J. FAI.COXER , 679 ISth Street

UNDERTAKERS

CHAS. R1EWE , 1012 Famham bet. lOtn & llth

MAKE m MISTAKE !

MICA AXLE GEEASEComposed large'; uf po * lered mtcaandldnglasi-ts the beat and cu up=3t lubricator In the world-.It

.isthebestbecau ci t does not gnm, but forms

a highly polished mrface over tbo axle , delngaway with m large amount of friction. It is thecheapest bccaun Ton need use but half tbequantity in grouliig your wagon thatyou woull-of uy other wde grease made , and then iunyour waron twice as long. It anrwera equallyM wen for Mill Oeiring , Threshing MachlnM ,Buggies, &C-.U for wagons Send for PocketCjclopedl of Things Worth Knowing. Hailedfree to sny address

MICA MANUFACTURING CO. ,SI MICHIGAN AVENOK ,

CHICAG-

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Ask Your Dealer For It______oct20tf-

AOESTS WANTED FOR OCR NEW BOOK,' 'Bible for tlie ,Being the story of the Scriptures by Rev. Geo.Alexander Crook , D. D. . hi simple and attrac-tive

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language for old and 3 oung. ProfuselyIllustrated, making a most interesting and im-pressive youth's instructor. Every parent willsecure this work. Preachers, 3 on should cir-culate

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It. Price $S 00.-

Senc".

lor circulars with txtr terms.-J.

.. H. CHAMBERS & CO. , . St, Louis , JIo

HAPET HOLDERS ,

The Lucky List in the SecondPremium Distribution to

The Weekly Bee ,

The Threshing Machine WillWake the Echoes in-

Waco

While Douglas County Takesthe Farm.

The second annual premium distribution

of THE OMAHA BEE took rlace Tuesday

afternoon at THE BEE office , in the pres-

ence

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of two hundred subscribers of this

journal. The subscribers took the matter

in their own hands and choose the follow-

ing

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committee who conducted the drawing :

Messrs. J. E. Moore and Wiley Taylor ,

of Union precinct , Douglas county; JohnMiller and John Brinn of Sarpy county ;

John Knight , of Washington county , and

C. Pto'e , of Pottawattamie county , Iowa.The following is a list of the principal

premiums drawn :

5977 J. L Case threshing machine , J. E.Taylor , Waco , Neb.

7112 Grand Piano , P. Terp , Fairbury ,Neb.

59 Forty acre- farm , Clans Shumanu ,Millard , Neb.

401 McCnnnick harvester , M. M. Stover,Table Eock , Neb.

2126 Lewis Header , A. T. Meacham ,ISenesaw , Neb.

4480 Grand organ , W N Bowman. Wal-nut

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, Iowa.5063 Side bar buggy , J Roberts , Amboy,

Neb.3884 Four ton scale , D J McLaughlin ,

Waterloo , Neb.5403 Farm sheller, (complete ) B Fuller ,

South Bend , Neb.122 Parlor organ , John A Whitehead ,

Wilbur , Neb.1350 Caldwell wagon , Eli G Wingerd ,

Spellville , Iowa.6139 Mitchell , lew's & Co. wagon , P-

Boulden , Western , Iowa.885 Brown's planter , Nathan Starky ,

Stockham , Neb.-

48S.

American grinding mill , LucianCoeur , Nemaha , Neb.

269 Silver tea set , S Berry , Blair , Neb.4866 Four Ton Moline scale , E. Conly,

Scribner, Neb. -4730 Wind mill , E Van Meter , Griswold ,

Iowa.6105 Wind mill , A J Coddmgton , Boone ,

m.2398 Gold watch , D Hendrix , Solon , Neb.5699 Barlow corn planter , ( with drill) S

Chamberlain , Wilson , Neb.1291 Gold watch, James Davis, Xenia ,

Neb.551 American grinding mill , No 3 , Chas

Draper , Richland , Neb.6763 Deere corn planter , J Bauer , Brown-

vil-

e, Neb.5765 Sulky plow , ((16 inch beam ) G W

Walton , Butler , Mo.2045 Barlow planter , J H Orcutf, Crab

Orchard , Neb.2502 Gilpin sulky pl.w, J F Griffiii ,

Eiverton , Iowa.193 Deere drop corn planter , C W Corn-

wall¬

, Wilson , Neb.756 jinger sewing machine , David Samp-

son¬

, Plattsmouth , ITeb.1487 Singer sewing machine , C R Stead-

mn-

, TJnadilla , Neb.1397 Singer sewin ? machine , Patrick

Murphy , Schuyler, Neb.6193 Singer sewing machine , J G Ulings-

worth , Red OaV , Iowa.76.2 Singer sewing machine, Earnest

Fuller , Orton , Neb.0643 Singer sewing machine , G Moore ,

Adams , Neb.5369 White sewing machine , E Arnett ,

Boulder, Col. .7413 White sewing machine , G A York ,

Waterloo , Neb.-BG75

.White Sewing machine , Gee Henal ,Humbolt , Neb ,

7604 White sewing machine , A A Tries ,Hayes , Neb-

.J97JL7hlte.

sewing-machine , O Johnson ,SWJburgh , Neb.

5766 White sewing machine , F Nicholson ,Oakfield , N. Y.

7460 White sewing machine , G Craig,Scotia , Neb.

3531 White sewing machine , Mas Homar ,Omaha , Neb.-

5C07.

American wind mill grinder , A M-

Armstrong , Salem, Kas.4170 Quincy planter , A M Ball , Cam-

bridge¬

, Iowa.7524 Taylor horse power, J W Phillips ,

Friend , -flTeb.5125 Marseilles stalk cutter , Benj Cooper ,

Oakdale , JVeb.603 Moline planter , Don Howies , La

Platte , Areb ,G04 Breech loadng rifle , R J Boggs ,

Irvington , Aeb.7471 Life scholarship Omaha , Mrs V C-

Witchey , Duncan , JTeb.7499 Life scholarship , Denver , E Cligg ,

Jlock Springs, Wy.511 Life scholarship St. Joe , B B Baker ,

Holden , Mo.5625 375 Ibs painted fence wite. G W

Allen , Belvidere.JVeb.6091 SOD Ibs galvanized wire.E P Dorathy ,

Rtapleton, Iowa.4252 Set farm harness , T Teepoon , Table

Rock, JVeb.3532 Set farm harness , John Mallin ,

Forest City , JVeb.2346 Cooking stove , W H Carr , Harvard ,

JTeb.2996 Hard coal stove , F Reynilds , JVeligh ,

Jfeb.3962 Brown's cultivator , A J Woodward ,

Willow Creek, Mt.847 Set Chamber's encyclopedia , JV-

Whitesell. . Red Willow , Ifeb.439 Breech loading shot-gun , F S Wood ,

RivertonATeb. .2584 Cooper's novels , (complete ) , W H

Barrows, Rising, JVeb.372 Platform scale , Dan'l Sweeney.South

Bend , -Areb.

5474 Deere cultivator , R A Lord , Salem ,.ZVeb.

4511 Hunting case stem winder , J A-

Kunkel , Seribner, JTeb.Hunting Case Stem Winder Watch , ta :

R Sinnett , Honey Creek , Iowa.Mrs A E Rathbnrn , Elk Groove , Mo-.J

.f Marshall, Wellington , Mo-

.W.

C Kenyon , Omaha , Neb.-

S.

P Hutchins. Springville , Utah.-S

.Douglas, Sidney , Neb.-

M.

Cla son , Kalamazoo , Neb-.W

.H Crabtiee , Wellsboro , El.

Conrad Schroll , Westside , Iowa.-A

.Morrell , Swaburg , Neb.

Julia McCloskey , Edgar , Neb.Hunting Case Silver Watch , to :

J Quinn , Douglas , Neb-.W

.

G Turner , David City , Neb-.W

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R Livf sy, Blue Spring * . Neb-.A

.Uolemnn , Louisville , Neb-

.T.

Shinn , Valley , Neb-.J

.Kershaw , Ashland , Neb-

.M.

Wingate , Atlantic , Iowa-.J

.R Bollard , Fairmont , Neb-

.P.

Minehan , Creighton , Neb.Coon Sailor* , Barada , Neb-.D

.L Boeham , Shinn , Iowa.

Mrs E E Hough , Sarpy Centre , Neb.Walking Cultivator, to :

S B K ne , Madison , Neb-.BreakingPlow

., to :

s .John B al , Crab Orchard, Neb.Walking Cultivator , to :

P Smith , Walnut , Iowa.Lounge , to :

T C Osborn. Clarion , Neb.Mrs L H Mapis , Schnyler, Neb-.J

.Matties , Bell Creek , Neb.

Fifteen Gallons Barn Paint , to :Jam s Gap. Colon , Neb-

.Fourtteninch.

Steel Beam Plow, to :J a. Mohr, L'ell Creek , Neb-

.Dickens'.

Works , complete , to:

J G Leipoldt , Clear Creek , Neb-.Waverly

.Novels , complete , to :

J Calkins , Wilber , Neb.Beam Plow , 14-inch , to :

Win Eby , Anita , Iowa-.M

.Ballou , Ashland Neb.

Fred GSchrnelzel , Humboldt Neb.Horse Hay Sweep-to

Joseph Cm ley, Florence, Neb.Ten Gallons Enamel .Paint , to-

Jos H-Bennet , Oakdale , Neb.Ten Gallons Railroad Paint to-

J J Tracey , Jackson , Neb.Ten Gallons Cottage Paint te-

A Norton , E> mma , Neb.Corn Stalk" Cutter te-

L Willie , Gen-va , Neb.Silver Plated Butter Dish to-

W G Scott , Doer City , Neb.-

G.

W Loomis , Malvern , Iowa.-O

.D Tibbetts , Table Rock , Neb-

.J.

W Mulliken , Geneva , Neb.-

C.

Seheler, Grandview, Ne .Siler Plated Cabj Basket to-

G W Small , Mission Creek , Neb.W A Snyder , OsceoU , Neb-.R

.S Hart , Lyons , Neb.

Webster a Dictionary to-E Thompson , Syracuse , Neb-.WD

.Thompson , Cowles , Neb.

J FMartens , Millard , Neb-.Rnad

.Scraper to-

G G Gardner , Central City, Neb.Set Silver Plated Knives , te-

D P Tipton , Brownvflle , Neb.Mrs M Jeffries , Rub , Neb ,

A McKinnon, Holland , Neb.Mrs J G Beveredge , Sonth Creek, NebP W Jerry, Stanton , Neb-

.MStrasser.

, Duncan Neb-.F

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L Stoser , Ft. Omaha , Neb-.L

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O Farrington , North Platte , Neb-.F

.

M Youngsea , Eock Bloffa , Neb-

.W.

Eolgore , Indianola , Neb.Set silver-plated Table Spoons , to :

B Adleman , Hastings , Neb.George Landon , Williston , Vt.-

Jno..

. F Newhall , Dry Creek , Neb.-

C.

MBowmre , Luella. Neb.Jacob Back, Omaha , Neb.Mike Dee , Omaha , Neb.

Revolver to :

E W Stowell , Prairie Star , Neb-.J

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Babbet , balem , Neb-.A

.Crabtree , Indianola , Neb-

.Goldplate.

Vest Chain to :W E Horn , Western College , Iowa-

.H.

A Burton , Cowles , Neb.' Tim Deegan , Buchaw, Neb.-

G.

U Johnson , North Lonp, Neb.Louis Lighe , Weeping Water , Neb.Asa Koge-s , Sarpy Centre, Neb.-

G.

W Deaver, Malvern , la-.J

.Lack , Cedar Valley , Neb-

.H.

G Grant. Edgar , Neb.-

Geo..

. C Snide , Papillion , Neb.Set Silver-plated Forks to-

J M Eby , Bellevue , Neb' CNPerdalen , Mead , Neb.

Edward March , Humphrey , Neb.Arthur E Holden, Bardolph , IlLD Wintersieen , Wahoo , Neb-.F

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Sterpofal , Crowell , Neb.Set SchiUer'a Works te-

A Frnk , Humboldt , Neb-.Noyes

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Feed Mill to ,F E Higley , Decatur , Neb-.E

.NNoiris, Atlantic , Iowa.

Farm Churn to-Chas. . B Hough, Lebanon , Neb-.W

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H James , Table Eock , Neb.Set of Gold Jewelry to-

S Parker , Carleton. Neb-.M

.K'nnedy , Courtland , N. Y-

.E.

C Smith , Brownville. Neb.-

D.

D Andrus. Weeping Water , Neb.-

M.

Buhler , Lamoille , 111.

Gold Hand King to . .E E Mooburv , Pleasant Hill , Neb.-

Mrs..

. J Nook , Western , la.John Bagley, jr. , Omaha-.J

.F Lasch , Cloudy. Neb.

John Bunn , Oak Grove , Neb.-

C.

F Huntington , Oakdale , Neb.Bolt Lon'sdale Muslin to :

E J Jteese , Grandview, Neb-.J

.Hardymarlen , Mlnden , Iowa.

Lenis Berry , Fecnimore , Wis-.J

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Edgerton , Guide Eock , Neb-.P

.H Hulchcraft , Kellerton , Iowa.-

M.

M Martin. Eandolph , Wis-.W

.E Nason , Omaha , Neb-

.J.

S Swihart , Flowtrdale , Neb-.E

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C Budlocr, Wheatland , Neb-.J

.H Pahlman. Johnson , Neb.-

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. Cane , Kemma , Neb-.GO

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Took , Hendrix , Neb-.F

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C Ghost, Cedar Bluffs , Neb-.J

.Kam , Edmonrt , Kaa-

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ChiUcote , Crete. Neb.Daniel Elliot , E Hanover , Penn.Eli Warner , Ionia , Neb.-

B.

F Salmons. Shelron , Neb.Harrison Martin. Estena , Neb-.A

.W Sarle. Mt Pleasant , Neb.

Pair Gold Sleeve Buttons to-

J CurryWahoo. Neb.Henry Gootsch , Sarpy Centre , Neb.-

M.

E Kyan , Jackson , Neb.-

Wm..

. f. Miles , Plymouth. Neb.-

G.

L Straight , Omaha , JVebiSet bilverTea Spoons to :

W H JVewcomer , York , JTeb-

.G.

W JVebbell. Wilber , Sfeb ,

J E Sems , Ulysses , JVeb-

.J.

W Bell , Genoa , Jfeb-.T

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Wlch , Forest City , Neb-.J

.W Cassell , Deloit , Iowa.

Silver Vest Chain to-

J Toof? , Hampshire , HI-

.SDeWeber.

, Humbolt , JVeb.Andrew Tawle , Luella , Neb-.W

.C Coon , Eepublican City, .Web. -

O H McDonald, Shenandoah, Iowa-

.GREASED'POLES

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DOR PIBEMEN.-

A

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WESTERN DEVISE WHICH IS NOT POPU-

LAR

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IN NEW YORE.

Now York Sun

In some of the western cities thefire engine companies- consider theordinary means of descending fromone story to another tedious. Theytherefore ignore the stair whan in ahurry , and slide down a pole instead.-Tbo

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pole is round , polished and oiled ,and runs from the first floor , wherethe engine stands , to the second floorwhere the firemen sleep. As soon asthe alarm-gong sounds a trap door iathrown open ill the tecond .floor , leav-ing

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a space arcupd the pole about fourfeet square , and the firemen tumblefrom their beds , rush to the pole andslide to the prou'nd floor. In Chicagothis is considered a very clever andtime saving devise , and the firemen efthat city look upon the departmentsof New York and Boston as being farbehind the age-

.A.

San reporter called upon Fore-man

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McGill of No. 32 engine in Johnstreet. The foreman said : "The Chi-

cago¬

people are extremely proud ofthat bean polo of theirs. The lasttime Chief Swenie of that city was inNew York he came down here and wehad a long talk about it He claimedthat It saved an immense amount oftime , but that's all nonsense. It isutterly impossible to shorten the timenow , for we've got it down to tr-e fin-

est¬

point. Our engine is a self-mover ,and it takes a little longer to get herinto the street that it would if she wasdtawn by horses. Still we can all beabed except the night patrol when analarm comes , and seven seconds afterthe first note of the gong will find astearing up tbe street. The men arealways down jtaira and by the enginein a couple of seconds , and all the tel-

egraph¬

poles in creation can'c makethem any quicker. "

Capt. G. L. Crum of No. 4 enginesaid : "Pole ? We don't want a pole-.It's

.imp ossible to get an engine out

any quicker than wo do. Three sec-onds

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after tbe first stroke of the gongoar engine and men are ready to startand waiting for the alarm to stopstriking. Actually ready before youcan count one two three. "

The captain touched the gong andin 2| seconds the driver' in his seatshouted "Beady. "

"I'd like to know how a greasedpole is going to better that time , " saidthe captain.

Chief Ell Bates was found at theheadquarters in Mercer street. Hesaid Chicago's a queer town , isn'tit ? That pole of theirs is all wellenough for a country town , but whatare you going to do with it in a'largecity ? Of coarse of an afternoon it isvery pleasant for the fire company tocall in its lady friends and elidedown to a greased pole for their ed-ification

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, but in the dead of night ,when every minute is of vast impor-tance

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, it is nothing more or leaa thana bother. Oar men twist into theircoats while running down stairs , andsave time that way. We are nowbuilding our engine-houses so thatthe men sleep on the same floor wherethe engine is. When I was in Chicagothey had their stairs made four feetwide. On one tide was a smoothlyplaned board , and the firemen , in-

stead¬

of running 1 own stairs , alM tothe floor below on the board. It wasa poeticil sight to see a bg twohundred and-hfty-pouuder rush for-ward

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and glide to the bottom of theshaft with a smiling countenance. I-don't think we'll adopt the Chicagopole. "

OPKN1NG SARDINESTHE DIFFICULTIES SIR. SPOOPENDYKE

EXPERIENCED IN DOING SO.Brook )} n Eagle-

."Look.

here , my dear," said Mr.Spoopendyke , tossing over the lacesand ribbons in his wife's bureau draw-er

¬

, "what's become"of the can opener ?

I don't see it anywhere. ""What do you want of it ? " asked

Mrs. Spoopendyke , flattering ap toprotect her trinketsand trying to gaina little time-

."I.

want to open some sardines withit ," retorted Mr. Spoapendyke , aban ¬

doning the -drawer and huntingthrough the workbasket. "Think Iwanted to comb my hair with it? Im-agine

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I wanted to write a letter withit? Well , I don't. I want some ear-dinea.

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. What have you done withIt? "

"You might take your big knife ,"recommended Mrs. Spoopenkyke." blade is jnst the thing for

Mr. Spoopendyke seized the knife

and bored away at ona comer of thabox , while his wife looked on withconsiderable distress-

."Hadn't.

you better put a paperunder the box ? You'll get the oil all-

over the table doth , " suggested Mrs-.Spoopendyke

., aa the knife plunged

through and the oil spattered.-"Serve

.

you right if I did , " he con-tinued

¬

, ploughing away at the tin ,while the grease flair in all directions-."B

.would teach you to put the can

opener where you could find it. Whatkind of housekeeping do you call this ,anyhow ? " he yelled , as the bladeslipped ont and closed up on hiafingers-

."Did.

yon hnrt yourself , dear ? "

asked Mrs. Spoopendyke , anxiously-."No

.

, I didn't hurt myself , " grinnedMr. Spoopendyke. "The dod-gastedknife struck the bone , or I wouldhave been dead with agony an hourago. Give me some ether I" he howle-d."Feth

.

me some chloroform ! S'pose-I'm going to saw at this box any morewithout an antithetic ? Got any ideaI'm going to chip off a couple dozenfingers without something to deadenthe pain ? Where's the laughing gas?

Give me some laughing gas while Iextract these measly old fish," andMr. Spoopendyke pranced around theroom , and then jabbed the knifeinto the box again , and ripped awayaa thoneh he was run by steam. "Nouse to hide away from me ! " hayelled , hacking at the box with allhis might. "I know you're in there ,

and there can't any dod gasted sardinethat ever was built get away from me.Come ont, I tell ye ! " and he seizeda fish by the tail and slang him acrossthe room. "You're transacting busi-ness

¬

with Sppoopondyke now !" andhe clawed out a handful of mashedsardines and slapped them down on aplate-

."Won'tyou.

spoil 'em dear1? askedMrs. Spookendyke , dodging the flyingheads and tails. "They won't be verygood if you open 'etn in that way. "

"Oh , won't they ? " howled Mr-

.Spoopendyke..

. "If you don't like'emthat way , what'd you ask them for ?

Maybe you want me to take 'em outin a baby carriige. P'raps you've gotan idea I ought to climb under 'emand let 'em oat. Maybe you want me-

te gdt into that box with a boat andtake 'em out with a seine. Well , I-

won't , I tell ye. Give me tongs ,1 want that fish at the bottom.-Where'a

.

the tongs ? Gone to get mar-ried

¬

to the can opener , haven't they ] "end Mr. Spookeadyke grabbed anoth-er

¬

fhh and fired him into the grate"Be patient , my dear," said Mrs-

.Spoopeudyke.

, soothingly. "Make theopening a little wideband they'll comeout. "

"Ain't I patient , " shouted Mr.-

Spoopendyke..

. "P'haps you want me-te sing to 'em , 'I wish I was an angeland with the ' dod gaat the fish !

Come oat of that ! " and with a wrenchMr. Spoopendyke .hauled off the topand disclosed the mangled remains ofala enemies. "Now , give me a lemon , "and he eyed the repast with anythingbut contentment. "S ir around andget me a lemon ; quick now. "

"Upon my word , my dear , I don'tbelieve there's a lemon in the house ,"stammered Mrs. Spoopendyke , "I had

"one"Oh , you had one ! " proclaimed Mr.-

Spoopendkye.

, "only you're just out-.If

.

you'd been brought up right you'donly need an awninp and a.family onthe top floor to be a grocery shop !

S'pnae I'm going to eat these sardinesran ? Think I'm going to swallow thesefish alive ? Uimme something to puton 'em , will ye?"

"What would you like , my dear ? "queried Mrs. Spoopendyke-

."Ink.

, dod gastit ! Fetch me somemeasly ink ! Got any nails ? Can'tyou find some laudanum somewhere ? "and Mr. Spoopendyke projected him-self

¬

into the closet and* praneed outwith a bottle of arnica, "There ," hehowled , as he dashed the contentsover the sardines, "There's yonr fishall ready for yon , and the next timeirouwan.meto open the things , youlave a lemon , will ye? Find a canopener , won't ye ? " and Mr. Sppopan-tdkya flopped into bis e isy chair and'picked up the paper-

."Don't.

you want some of the fish? "asked Mrs. Spoupendyko , after a longpause-

."No.

, I don't , " growled Mr. Spoo-pendyke.

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"Bat this is afresh box , " saidVIrs. Spoopendyko , displaying thesardines in neat layers.

' How'dyouget it open ? " demand-ed

¬

Mr. Spoopendyke-."With

.

the can opener ," repliedlis wife ; "I found It in your tool box ,where you put it to sharpen it. "

"Maybe I put the lemon in there bsharpen that too , " granted Mr. Spoop-sndyke

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, pegglng'away at the box andlooking up with his mouth full , butrecognizing the taste of vinegar, hemade some remarks about some peopleonly needed a handle and a cord to be-

a Fortunatns iug , and having finishedthe lot, he demanded why his wifeliadn't asked for 'em if ohe wantedsome , and went to bed with some in-

coherent¬

observations on the absurdi-ty

¬

of tolks sitting around like martyrswith fish within teach-

.Eacsien'b

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-, remoTes dandruff and

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¬

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AGUE AND FEVER.-No

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% Insist upon having the genuineDR. C. McLANK'S LIVEU PILLS , pre-pared h"-FLEMING BROS. , Plltslmrgii , Pn. ,

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s.Is

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the Best and Most

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¬

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pleased with Its agreeable qualities-.TOOPI&FRUIT

.

LAXATIVE may be usedIn rll cases that need the aid of a purgative ,cat hartlc.ornperient medicine , and whlleit pro-ducea

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thn same result as the agents named , U isentirely free from the usual objpctlonsconmioii-to them. Facked'in bronzed tla boxes only.

Price 25 cts. Large boxes 6oc.SOLD BYALLFIRSTCLASSDRUGGIbTS.-

C.

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T..

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FRITSCH'SPRUSSIAN

THE LATEST"

VICTORY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE-

.Hie

.

only existing remedy for ewery spe-.cies

.of Acute or Chronic Disease of

the Organs of Respiration ,and an absolute

SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTION !

nnHIS all-powerful vegetable preparaJ-L

-tlonoxpelg from the lungsand air pas *

ages , the mucus and muco-pas producedby pnlmonary inflammation , henls theIrritated inombraBcl , and renovatesevery organ -nhichtitulzes the breath of-Life. . It contains no stupefying poison ,and U In all respects a healthful niedl-cino.

-. Tha rapidity and certainty with

which it -ANNIHILATES A COUGH

Is astonishing. Its effects go deeper thanthe mere symptoms of pulmonary dis-ease

¬

and discharges the cause from thejstom. Free and painless expectora-

tion¬

is the mode by which it relieves thelungs , chest and throat from the burdensivhlch oppress them ; thus arresting Con-sumption

¬

and Bronchitis in the germ be-fore

¬

they reach the more dangerousstages. The emaciated sufferer

BATTLING FOR LIFEwith the most terrible sconrge of onr cli-mate

¬

will llnd FrHsch's Prussian CouchSyiop a potent ally, and will assuredlywin the fight by adhering strictly to thljgreat medicine. The

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¬of malnily which affects the Re-

spiratory¬

i'uutUons , omouutto_ morethan

FIVE THOUSANDat the present date , nndyettheprepnrat-ion is onlyin the Infancy of its useful ¬

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¬

to their natural tone , a. cure is-Impossible. . 1'ritsoh' * Prussian CoughSyrup accomplishes these objects. Theniucits-Jind muco-pu ? which are the con-.srqiibnco

.of LungDiseaso , are thrown off

by it , while at the same time It soothesand intigorutes the weakened tissues-

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FOR THE LUNGS. "l-"or coughs , colds , influenzabronchial-

ditllculties , tightness of the chest.hoarsan-cs1

-* , sore throat , trachltls , inflamma-

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Ther fane civilized nation in the WesternHemisphere In which the utility ot Hosteller'sStomach Bitters as a tonic, corrective , and anti-bilious medicine , la not known andappreciated.While it is a medicine for ill seasons and allclimates , It is especially suited to the complaintsge nerated by the weather, being Uo purest andoost vegetable stimulant in the world.For sale by Druggists and Dealers , to whom ap-

tilv-

for IIo-.t tter'i Alminac for 1881-

.A

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now and hiihsito unknown remedy for alldiseases of the Kidneys , Bladder, and Urinary

It vrill po3iti7 ely cnro Diabetes , Gravel , Drop-sy

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the dbtllbtlon of a FOREST LEAF with JUNIPER BERRIKS and BARLEY MALT we hartdiscovered KIDNEGEN.which acts specifically on the Kidneys and Urinary Organs , removing InJurioutdeposits formed In the bladder and preventing any straining , smarting sensation heat 01 IrritationIn the membranous llolni ? of tha ducU or water p-usage. It exdtes a healthy action In the Kidney *glvin ; them strength , Yigor ami restoring these organs to a healthy condition , showing 1U effect*on both tha color and easy Dow of urine. H can bo taken at all time*, In all climates and undent !

circumstances without Injury to the system. Unlike any other preparation for Kidney difficult !**It has a-very pleasant and agre ibl taste and flavor. It has beea difficult to make a preparatloBcontaining positive diuretic properties which will not nauseate , but be acceptable to the stomachBefore taking any Llvet medicine , try a bottle ot K1DNEQF.N to CLEANSE th KIDNEYS fromfoul matter. Try It and yon will always uad t as a family med dne. Ladlea especially will like Itand Gentlemen will find KIDNEGEN tha best Kidney Tonic ever nsedt

NOTICE Each bott'e bears the signature ot LAWRENCE & MARTIN , also ft Proprietary Govern-ment Stamp , which permits KIDNEOEN to be sold (without license ) by Druggists , Grocers andOther Persons everywhere.

Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use.-If

.not found at your DragjUta or Grocers , we will sendabottle prepaid to the nearest expres *

office to you.

LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.

Sold by DKUGGISTS , GEOOEES and DEALEES everywhereWholesale agents in Omaha , STEELE , JOHNSON & CO. , will supply the trade at mannf aetnj-

prices..

IT IS-A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE

WHITE SEWING MACHINEGives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead-

ily

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and rapidly increasing in pnblic lavor.

The White Machine instly claims to be thebest made , the easiest running, the 'simplest in

construction and the most perfect Machine in

the market.The White Co. employ as agents men of in-

tegrity¬

, and purchasers are always satisfied ,

because they find everything just as repres-

ented.

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.Everybody should use this Machine. The

sales so far this year are more than doublethe corresponding time last year.

All orders addressed to the Omaha Officewill be promptly filled.

JOHN ZEHRUNG ,or. Davenport ami 15th Sts. Omaha._

THIS NEW AtfD CORRECT MAPProves beyond any reasonable question ttattto

CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN R'YI-

s by all odds the best road for you to take traveling In either direction bettreen '

Chicago and all of the Principal Points in tha West, North and Northwest. -

Caret oily examine this Map. The Principal Cities of the TVert and Northwest are SUtto&s-on this road. Its through trains make close connections with the trains ol all railroads atjunction points.

THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,Over allot Its principal lines , rmw each way dally from two to lourormoro FastExprewTrains. It Is the road that . ,only west of. Chicago uses tha - r * +-,

PULLMAN 'HOTEL DINING CASSV-It Is the only reid that runs Pullman Sleeping Cars North or Northwest ot Chicago. It hasnearly S.OOO 3LLLHS OfJtO jf. It forma the following Trunk Lines :"Council Bluffs , Denver"

by all Coupon Ticket Agents fCanadas.

Remember to ask forTIcketsvlathlsroad.besnre they read over ltand take none other.-HCGHIIT

., Genl Manager , Chicago. A.VY. H. SmSETT, Geal Pass. Agent , Chicago.

HARRY P. UOEii , Ticket Azent C. &N. W. Railway , 14th andfFarnhamJStrata-.i

.) . E KIMBALL , Assistant Ticket Agent C. & N. W. Rail way , llth and Farnham Btrocil.-

J..

. BELL , .Ticket .Aeent C. & W. W. Railway , U. P. R. R. Depo-t.JAMlsST.

.. CLARK General

Agent.SHIVERICK.. I

FURNiTURE BEDDING FEATHERS, , rr-

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And Everything pertaining to the i-'nraitnre andUpholstery Trade ,

A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THl-

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THE COLORADO

BUSINESS COLLEGE

This Institution , located at Denver, Colorado ,

the Educational and Commercial center of thWest , la pre-eminently the best and most practi-

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MERCANTILE TRAININGO-

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G.

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. W. FOSTER , Pmldent ,

D. W. OADY, Secretaiy

The most extanslva , thorough and compJeta-

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fine , new brick block , at junction of threetreet car Unci Elegantly fitted and furnished

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BUSINESS TRAINING ,

Young men who contemplate a business llf*,and parents having sons to educate , are parties.-

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which will give fall Information u to tcrzu,ondltlon of entrance , etc. Address

"G, W. FOSTEE , President,ir Denver Colorado.

DR. BOSANKO'S'PILE REMEDY.

INTERNAL , EXTERNAL , AKBITCHING PILES

rtoM mt eafooa t&o t>lte ite or Bl-

tto anfao'-frctly apoo tt> part* gfr-

l&g Tmnora. Ulaylaaj-

te merit *.DO NOT DELAY

IE 1 tte drain oa tbe

TRY IT *®

PRICE , 50 CEKT&.ASK YOUR DRUG6IST FOR IT,

met wbenyea eaa not obtate H rUa->*Till wad It, prepaid , oa recent eTprlcK-2r.. Bewuako' * Treat IseomFfleB Am

Addre-uli OR, BQSJiKQ MEDffiiE CO-

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