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Remember This

If you are sick Hop Bitters will surely
else fails ""'" I'll
Il you re costive or dyspeptic. or are
sn1ierlno from any other Of the numerous
olseases OF the stomach or bowels, II IN
your own fault if you remain Ill. for Hon
bitters are sovereign remedy in all sucf,
Ii you are wasting away with any form
OF Kidney disease. stop tempting Death
Bitters. ''e W i1oP
=, If you are sick with that terrible sickness
NerV9usness, you will find q balm in
dl,ead" In the use of Hop Bitters.
~ you are frequenter, or a resident of a
mlasmatic district, barricade your svstem
against the scourge of ell countries-maIa.
rial, epidemic, Bilious, and intern,sttant
ieyyers-by the use of Hop Bitters.
II you have rough, pimply, or sallow
skin, bad breath. pains and aches. md feel
miserably generally, Hop Bitters will rive
you fair skin, rich blood, and sweetest
breath, health, and comfort,
In short they cure all Diseases Of the
stomach. Bowels, Blood, Liver. Nerves
Kidneys. Bright's Disease. $500 will he
paid for case they will not cure mr. hai,,
That poor, bedridden, invalid wife. sister
mother, or daughter, can be made the
picture OF health, by few bottles of Hon
th. tbhtters. costing but q trife. win YOU let
March l, 1888 AZ
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Plaintiffs Attorneys
lSRAL. John w. Daniels C. G p

10 the Defendants Jas. McGce and VIM. McGee
is ake notice that the summons In this action, of
oinee OF the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas.
q. a. emerson c; IL County Of Anderson In the
1859. BRt)Si ES T. SiNpyynUN. Ny ~. '"he'
1,,r - Piaintiffs' s Attorneys, Anderson, S. C.
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Great Prafee.

ALBERT G. MANN, OF Cottage Homo, Ill, eays
:" havo been Frustrated for three or mora years
with Kidney disease at times was not able to
put on my boots; sny wife has often pulled them
on for mo. / was not so bad as that all tho time.
but never know what It uas to be without palm
in my back until commenced using Hunts
Remedy. Since began TO take Hunts Remedy
havc been FREQ from all pain. and tako pleasure
In saying that It Is tho bcst medicine that over
knew toS Ktdnoy and LiYcr diseases."
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ON a. DAYS TRIA|'i' a.

TEE voLrAIc BELT ooI,.bR9sssa Rss Ll:::s1
viii send DR.. Dyes v;CaestTda Ceatsda Ippltinnssa, 4
xoisaie BSats az, ,s anS men Itysans "a Sg Tis
afieted sihnt aSi Win Sersons Debility
and Hindred troubles, Ihsslih ard ~
and complete restoration 81 R-Eo ~
v!gor. Address as aoo,ssS aooo,ss. ssjcs,l n
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ADVERTISERS

ST. New York. can learn the exact cost OF any
proposed line of ADVERTISING In American
Newspapers. GP- l0o-Pagc Pamphlet. 2jc.
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TEA
The COTTON FAcTop.

The COTTON FACFopv
TAs not been started v.t OAohY
q, @ you at the lowest nr;o mr. oat ! can Sci
complete. GU "'' and my stotst sooc
Dry Goods for Ladies' and N.
IarticuLar attention asked aiehs' a'h wear.
Shirts. Magnet and IHl'
Best n. .. Molasses ana Provision,
Boots, Shoes and Hats
a iull line of HARDW.p,
hady ought to have a FI1TfEI;;. H1KE; Every
umlNE' ,nnn, of which | have nUslSG a edoS AAI
uMBRELLAS-Ladies' sill
nuEgy ana hand Umbrellas. n ! ho'ellasl
a good assortment of Val y
Bordering. "aii Paper arj
Erockcry and Glassware
Buggy Materials. e'
cannot name all the art;o,,,,
VIII ask all persons wanting aesi res nave and
low prices to give me cali bas bSooa Good: al
Will say, without fcs- Of f"eroie cou tuyingl
,hat better Shoes than | keenn eeevnno.i1adctioa|
iouhd In this or any other marP P ahno!
a: B. TOWERS
June 4, 1855 NO; o. 4 Granite Row. [
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New Advertisements.

nlNORLES.-So publicity; residents nf any
~ state. Irscrti0n, NUn-Support. Advice and
applications for stamp. W. II. LEE, Attorney,
239 broadway, y. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-26
b risht.D4s.ase. Diabetes, Kidney

b fisht'aDtssa se. iabetes, kidney
Liver or Urinary Disease
Have no fear of any of these dis
eases il you uEe Hop Bitters, as they
will prevent and cure the worst cases,
even when you have been made worse
by some great ~puffed.up pretended
cure.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-26
LIVE STOCK
special Dispatches TO tbs BRH.

special Dispatches to tbs BaH.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 20 The Drovers' Joar.
nal rep Srts as follows:
Hogs-Moderate y active aud q shade
frmer; mixed, 6 8J@7 10; heavy, z GOA
7 50; light, 6 90@7 80; skips, 3 40@6 40.
Cattle-Msrke more active and stron-
ger, but not quotably hgher; 30@40c
lower than last week; exports, s 90@6 10;
good to choice shipping, 8 60@5 90; com.
mon to fair. 5 0095 40.
Sheep Fairly active and frmer; COM
mon to fair, 320@4 so; good, 8 80; choice,
5 70.
NEW ORR.
New YORK, May 2j.-The Droyers'
Journal Bureau reports:
Beeves-Opensd steady; closed weak
81 per head lower; common to choice corn
fed steers sold at 6 20@7 90 per cwt, live
we'sht: poor to decent distillsry fed steers.
. 35@G A; tops, 7 05@7 10; distillerv bullf
D 0O95 30, exp Jrters used 32 car loads.
Sheep-Market steady but firm at 4 90
40 70 per cTt for poor to common sheep;
0 o096 90 for ordinary to good; 6 75G7 OF
for prime; 8 50@l0 90 for spring lambs.
Hogs-L We hogs dull a. Z 2O@7 80 pei
cwt.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, May 25.-Cattle-No shin
ping demand. and trade confined to butch,
ers' and local buyers: prices weak; goot
COWS and heifers, 4 5096 90; common &
s 90.
shssp-Flrm; good demand for be.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-26

grades; fair to good, 1904 80; prime &c
choice, 4 75@5 25; Texan, 3 C0G4 so;
spring lairbs. 2 00@3 90 per head,
Hogs-Market dull and dropping; light
shipping, 6 S0G7 90; rough to good pack
ing, 6 50@7 30; butchers, z 20@7 rs.
KANsA CITY.
KANSAS CRY, May The CONNER.
cial Indicator this afternoon reports as
follows:
Csttle-Lower and weak; not enough
done to give reliable quotations.
Hogs-Quiet at 6 S5@7 25; bulk Of
sales at q ~.
Sheep discharged.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-26
M II ROH


Special Dispatches to THB BsB.
New YORK, May 25.-Coffes-- Market
quiet and unchanged.
Sugar Market higher and fairly active;
fair to good raining quoted at z 3.16@
7 s 16;; refined, frmer; white extra O, Il
@Sc; standard A, Sbs; confectionery A.
Ssc; cut loaf, 9ac; powdered, S6@9sc; gran.
ulsted, 5000.
MolLsses- Demand active.
Rice-Market steady with fair demand.
Petroleum - Market steady; united,
l 0Ss.
TslIow-Market dull but easier at TIC
7 1915.
Turpentine-Market dull and lower at
38c.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
N

Special Dispatch to THH BBR.
NEW York. May %.
Monsy-2l@3 per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper - 596 per cent.
Sterling Exchange - Bankers bills
steady at 4 S44; demand, 4 IS.
Governments / per cent higher for SIS
and 4A's coupons; other Issues unchanged.
While the stock market was from dull
to extremely dull to-day, it was on the
whole firm throughout. The net result of
the days business shows an advance of
] to ! per cent on the general list.
Mining stocks were dull; Sonora %consoli.
dated sold at 63 to 20; Sierra Grande at
1876 and 100; Bodie, lis; Horn Silver, 675
and 663; Father Desnet, 425 and 40;
Little Pittsbu' g, so, and Little Chief, AZ.
Sales SO, 109 shares.
Pipe line certificates dull ct 1o4B to 1921,
closing on call at 1854.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-26
]. w. HODEEER.

Stocks, Bonds, Commercial Paper and all other
Good securities dealt in.
Room 4, No. 2S Pearl St., Council Bluffs, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-26
D u PROVISIONS
Special Dispatches 10 TIE BEE.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May 25. -Flour-Market
quiet and unchanged.
Wheat Market generally unchanged
but some sales rather higher; l 12t@1 12a
July, i'i6a for August; i 1T Tor ssp.sm.
hsr;1 ~ for ths year; No. 2 CnisAss spring,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-26
FOREIGN FINANCE.
Special Dispatch 10 The BEE.

LONDON MONEY.
LONDON, May %.
Consols-For money, 102 Lie; account
1O2 SIG; Illinois Central, l46f; Psnnsyl
vania Central, 169B; New York Central
125; Erie, 1861.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-26

Of the greatest value
where q Tonic Is neces-
sary. I it
as a reliable remedial
agent, possessing un-
doubted nutritive and
restorative properties.
Lo~srIte, KY, OF. 2, 1889.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-26

sLAvEN's YOSEMITE COLONGE
Made from the Wild flowers of tn
FAR FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY
1t is the most fragrant of perfume
Manufactured by II. b. Slaven, San
Francisco. For GALE In Omaha by W.
j. Whitehouse and Kennard Bros
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-26
TRAFFIC.

Special Dispatches 10 The Bss.
AND GRAINS,
CHICAGO, May 25.-Receipts and ship.
ments of -four and grain for the past
~ 49,. la.. haa. ma Inllnura.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-26
u NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN.

sssrs. Editors
The above is = good likeness OF Mrs. Lydia e. PM
am, of Lynn, Mass, who above all other human being
Ny DO truthfully called the Dear Friend OF Woman;
ssoms OF her correspondents love to call her. sh
zealously devoted to her work, which is the outcom
. lifestudy, and IA obliged TO keep hI lad
~sistants, to help her answertho large correspondents
hich daily pours In upon her, each bearing Its specI
arden Of suffering, or Joy at release from It. Id
Vegetable Compound Is a medicine for good and nd
III purposes. I have personally Investigated It an
n satisfied of the truth Of this
On account OF is proven merits, II Is recommends
ad prescribed by the best physicians in tho country
ne says at works like q charm and saves mud
hin. 1t will cure entirely the worst form Of falliE
Z the uterus, Leucorrhea, irregular and painfs
enstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation an
Iteration, Floodlngs, all Displacements and the cor
puent spinal weakness, aud Is especially adapted D
he Change OF Life"
Il permeates every portion OF the rystsm, and give
sw life and yigor. 1t removes f~aintness. ha'ulencJ
sstroys all craving for stimulants. and relieves weak
sss OF the stomach. 1t cures Bloating, Headaches
eryous Prostitution, General Debility, Sleeplessness
oppression and Indigestion. That feeling OF bearing
pwn, causing pain, weight and backnche, Is Away
errnanently cured by its use. II will at all times, an
nder all circumstances, act in harmony with the la'
,at governs the female system.
II costs only 81. per bottle or six for e., and Is sold b
ruggists. ANY advice required as TO special cases, AM
le names OF many who have been restored To porfee
salth by the use II the Vegetable Compound, can b
btained by addressing hrl p with stamp for rsplJ
iher home in Lynn, Mass-
For Kidney Complaint OF either sex this compodnhI
asurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
MRS. Plnkham's Liver Pills. says ono writer al
The lcorld for tho cure Of Constipation
md Torpldity of the liver. Her Bloc
wonders in fits special line and hads 81
mpound In its popularity.
oct her AZ an Angel Of Mercy who's sol
'Ogood to others
Cd Mrs. A. n d.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-12

der artment building at Ottawa Ont, and
burst without doing any damage.
A fire ut lauiquc, Peru, on the 10th
OF last March, news OF which has just
reached thia country, destroyed |, 200 build
ings, valued, with their contents, NJ eio,.
ON, 0ea
The Chicago syndicate. composed of
Mcssrs G, II, Farwell, John v rIwell, All
ner Taylor and Col. A. & nabeoek, who n
year ago bought from the State Of Texas for
$1,000, 200 what Ia known NJ tho Pan Handle
OF that State, have transferred their claim
20 n party II Iondcners for slo,otN,o,h Tho
property amounts to a.oo0, 600 aeres, or some
a,oo square miles, and II maryelously rich
In arabic and growing lands, watered aud
thnbered TO high degree,
The Dominion Government will have
the channel Of the ~ Lawrence river be.
tween Montreal and Quebec deepenea 10 M
To admit vessels drawing twenty seven feet
six inches Of water
The business failures In the United
States and Canada, for tho week ending
April Y, as reported to the commercial agen.
cy Of H. u, Dun 4 Co, New York, numbered
To-, as compared with IL. tho previous week,
The distribution of failures was ~ followat
New England States, IL, Westcrn. ~, Mil.
die, Nj; Southern. III; Pacific States AMI Ter
rtorics II; New York city, II, and Canada,
M
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WESTERN.

p. H. Tompkins, banker Of FL Paso,
Ill. has made an assignment, with liabilities
amounting to sl5o,ooo
The young woman who was charged
with shooting Lucky Baldwin. ut San Fran
cisco, has been acquitted by jury on the
ground of insanity existing ut the time
the assault
Twenty business houses at kentland,
Ind. were destroyed by fire. involving a
total loss of sl,0, Coz, on which the insurance
was only saOo00
At meeting of the San Francisco
triennial conclave committee, the commit
tee on hotels reported every assurance tina,
all visiting Knights Telnplar would be prop
erly accommodated
The verdict of the Coroner's jury in
the case Of the Braidwood mine disaster ex
onerates the managers of the mine from
blame. and asserts that the accident wa,
such Is might happen at any mine undo,
similar circumstances"
The "balk-line" billiard tournamen,
Mt Chicago, for the championship Of thu
world, was won by Jacob Schaefer, Of Chica
go. the French champion, vignaux, taking
fecond prize The playing Of this tourna
ment is said to have been the most brilliant
exhibition Of billiards ever witnessed
The polygamous Mormon church
has been holding its fifty third annual con
ference 1T Salt Lake City, Utah. The 10
sephite, or monogamuos. Mormons held
. Jubilee at Kirkland Ohio, in hono
Of the restoration Of their temple there
Howard Underwood lcoloreD dressed
ina white robe, was hanged ut Charleston
No. for the brutal murder of negresx H,
made m exhortation to the large gathering
saying he was going straight to walk tn
streets Of glory in golden slippers and hi
snowy costume
P. Fl. Burch, who widely advertise,
himself = tho Union Manufacturing Com
pany, Of GalenA, Ill. has fed that city, tax
ing about d, 600 In remittances, for whic
he never sent m equivalent
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NEWS CONDENSED.


Tho work Of blasting out He'll Gate
has been stopped for want Of appropriations
p. T. Barnum, the veteran Snowman,
and two others were arrested and held for
trial In $500 each, ct New York, for permit
ting the performances Of the Elliott children
ON unicycles and bicycles
The large leather.board mills Of j,
A HARDWOOD, Leominster, Masa, We're
burned Loss, 100000; insured for s'l,ooa
A fire ct Jersey Shore. Pa, swept
away $1,000 worth Of property.
A prize-fght at Dubois, Jefferson
county. Pa, resulted fatally to one Of the
combatants, . lad Of Is. named Martin
sinsky. In the sixth round he fell accident
ally. his chin striking against root, break
ing hts neck
Peter Cooper, the philanthropist, died
at his home in New York. on the 4th inst, ut
the ripe old age Of ~ He was born in New
York city, and there spent almost his entire
life Born OF poor parents he was com
PEELED at IN early age to begin the battle for
existence Energy and endurance enabled
him to succeed, and years ago he Was rcck-
oned among the then few millionaires Of his
metropolis-the Cooper Institute-will be q
lasting monument to his broad and generous
philanthropy
Three little girls we're drowned in
the Hudson, near yalatie, N. y, while play
ing on the Ice
Nathan s. Morse, business manager
OF the New York Daily Wears, committed sui
eide by shooting
Nancy Remsen, colored cook Of
New York City, died at the age Of Ill years
Barnum's elephant Pilot was killed
Mt New York. - he had become intractable
Edward Sweetwood's lodgings house
In Jersey city was burned One lodger was
burned to death and another jumped from \
window and broke both his legs
John 4. Wilson and his wife aad two
daughters were burned to death in a house
three miles from Hartwick, Ostego county,
and 1t EllsbuIg, N u, three negro children
were crelnatei.
The Fall Brook railway roundhouse,
at Corning, n u, was burned. together
with ten locomotives, six Of which were
new The total loss II ela5, OO0
James s. Lyon, a banker and broker
has been convicted OF cmbezzlement in con,
nection with Joseph Bork, formerly Cit.
Treasurer Of Buffalo. n. Y. Bork was found
guilty some weeks ago.
Suit has been begun at Boston to re-
strain the Bell Telephone Company from III
creasdng its stock. as the directors recently
decided to do, to nearly sio,oOo.oC0
The Methodist population Of New
York has fallen from in ca TO in lo4
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BUSHES 3 FAILURES.

J. ID. Campbell, butter, Hopkintnn,
Iowa; liabilities sla0M
G. $. Short. banker. Marion, n. y;
liabilities, -, I. $4,000
David Forcheimer 4 Co. hat,ers,
New York; liabilities, sloo.0a
II. c. nj. Lowell, coal dealer. COY.
ington, Ky; liabilities sioSoa
The Brilliant Glass Works. at Sten
benville, Ohio; liabilities, eas,oN
p. H. Tompkins, banker. I'll Pa>o
Ill liabilities, slsn.0Is
Hengehold 4 Younghluth, coal deal
ers Cincinnati; liabilities, s0,,uo; assets
$4,000
Isaac Sippili, dry-goods agent, New
York: liabilities, sl0nNN
Lawrence 4 Asher. >tatioaers, New
York; liabilities, $50 60, assets, slaauN
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soUTHERH.

The Governor OF South Carolina re-
fuses to cali IN extra session Of the Legislat-
ure TO appropriate funds to meet the legal
expenses Of th ,se persons arrested for par
ticipation In election fraudA
John Jackson, . negro who had
committed several assaults upon women,
WINS hanged by mob 1t Moscow, Texas
BY the explosion Of boiler in mill
at Moss Point, Miss, nine men were killed
and ten seriously injured,
B. c. O. Benjamin, of Charlottesville,
Va, Is the first person Of color to apply for
license to practice vt the bar in Virginia
The license has been granted him
A. L. Crawford, Deputy United
States Marshal. was arrested at Atlanta,
Ga, for making fraudulent returns. but es-
capped from the officer.
A lighted match thrown into the man
hole Of . sewer In Baltimore, by boy,
caused an explosion that killed two children
and did damage to property to the extent Of
$4,000
A triple murder was committed at
West Union. W. Va, the victims being .
grocer named Barney Doyle and his two
daughters, and years old Robbery was
probably the motive
A party of distinguished Southerners,
including the Governor and State Treasurer
Of Georgia, ex-senator Colquitt, Mayor Cram,
President Of the Atlanta Board of Trade,
viii make tour through Iowa, Illinois and
Minnesota, next June
The President and party were re-
ceived Ut Jacksonville, Fla, by the booming
OF artillery and the cheers of the citizens
No President has ever before visited the
FloridAnR
Heavy rains, causing the flooding OF
many low-lying plantations are reported in
the Lower Mississippi valley.
William A. lie Sueuer, proprietor oi
the Baton Rouge 6apitoliaa Adsance. the OF,
fetal newspaper of the State Of Louisiana
was shot and killed 1t Baton Rouge by W. T.
Sanford, . prominent broker OF that city.
Confederate graves were decorated q,
New Orleans and the corner stone Of the
monument to the Army Of the Tennessee
was laid The association of the latter arm,
gave banquet in the evening, Jef Davis
bcing among the guests
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LATER NEWS ITEMS,

London dispatches declare tina, the
police have anearthed proof u the existence
OF a conspiracy stapendoas in its proper
tons and diaholieal In its character, A. ~.
suit Of the arrest of Whitehead, Norman.
Gallagher, Dalton and man named Ans
hanghe, said 10 have just arrived from the
United States
Three men have confessed II com.
plicity in the recent murder and robbery Of
Count Ma,lath Won Sxekehly. rreslaen, II
the Hungarian Court Of Cessation
An Irish meeting at New York repa,
dated Paraelrs policy of peace and iaaessea
dynamite The gathering dispersed smia
great confusion
Herr Most, speaking at rhilaaelrhia,
said revelation would sweep over the civil
ised world affirming that the Gear would
not be crowned and Endorsed the dynamite
policy u the Irish extremists
The outlook for winter wheat in
Ohio il poorer than il has h,ea for eight
years Tn the other hand, the condition II
hive stock has rarely been better
Mack Marsden, leader of hand of
nog and cattle thieves, was hanged to tree
near peso,a, No, by party " twenty ,rse
men
The settlers in the country infested
by Apaches, processing to despair Of pro.
lection by the army, are forming volunteer
companies 10 take the field against the
Indians in emergencies, which viii ee sup,
ported by traders and mining corporations
in and about Tucson aud Tombstone,
The wife Of Sergeant Mason writes tn
q Washington paper To say that J. Il Rlge,
low. the lawyer who has attached the Betty
and ,hc-hahss fund for legal services VAS
never employed by her, and has rendered. M
assistance To her husband who is serving,
out his sentence at Albany Tor his i'll -oeassa
cred shot at the assassin Guiteaa
James +, prendergass, shipping ner,
chant, New York, liabilities sss,oso, assets
, saSaa
Richard Masgreve. merehaa, anu
ill-hreker, Of Liverpool and Manchester
England, liabilities, siaN,oa
, j. IL, Sereti. hats and caps, Spring
field, Ill
Judge Gresham, the newlv>appom,s,
. rostmaster.6eaeral,e entered upon the datae'
of his office ON the i0sh inst,
: Secretary folger has almost en,irel,
recovered his health
The Presiden, and party ieanesee
from Jacksonville to sanford, Tia, Mhen
they were enthusiastically received Aft,
a day spent among the grange groves ans
flowers Of the town, the distinguished pleas
re-seekers pushed on Ia kisamee City
> making brief stops at Winter Park and as
leando from thence they took the sseame
ito section little travelled by Northern tour
. lists, where they will spend some time hun,
= ling and fishing, Mr. Artharss object hein
! Ito obtain perfect rest lie is fully provide
with everything necessary for the eatosmen
a Iof life in the wilderness
; Dudley Porter. son Of ex-Gov
r Porter, of Tennessee, fatally cut jaime
= lGrundy, u commercial traveller from aineif
matt, in restaurant at Nashville.
: Louis Neuillot, the celebrated frenc
. lauthor and journalist, II dead