Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 25, 1874, Page 4

THE OMAHA BEE | , 18 ~THURSDAY, JUNE ¢ | OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY. e THE ONAHA DAILY BEE Is served to subscribers by carrier, to a7 (Sundays ex- part of mmy,emu_'*_“y;‘; 2009700 per sawum, ‘wheu ot ot vl ddrsed prompt atieation. T matied to Teing i, syabieinva: ! — "ai ‘this. Tux Omasa Dam ‘subscribers at the Tiably in sdvance: il e, A A GEST e ere, the best and cheapest L vering Siaras or Aovexmisa Lol notcs, 25 w— "'..""s the mm, 9 ~—if cents e T rted for less thon 50 cents. n-kh-H R m I‘:" per line; Than 35 eeota. e abversisements must invariably be o ating sdvertisements by special | - ointog cerclal m".'mt:r'mw g carciul revisicn by "'"""‘-':'"‘.:'-':u s e hasdel 13 | 'T',_‘;J..a Local advertisemeuts befors two clock 7. . vertissments before one o'clock P. M. i e ot SO gy st o aded in belore Monday noos, lor the same week's lasue- 'z 16KIVAL VAL AND nu'nm" TRAINS. | nston Bonie ARKVE AT | ‘; aw | o v x| escepled. -xu..a-y. proseie Tuiniathe aly lne roesing Pullman Hotel. | Hagzy P, DEVEL, Ticket Ageit. uwabs, N Dining W :.;;-m. rst Gei'l. Wea. Fass. Chicago, .| pot ‘tMoudays excepied. Ohicage & Northwestern. —— . newA M ‘.._.m.umku-n“ Bint Morning s AN WA X oxTa. 0.4N. W.E B. 250 and all Eastern citien, Nebraska Council Blufls and Burling- closes t 4:30 8. . 2 5t Joseph, dus 3t 1020 & 1 Closen at 1345 p. m. and 430 Sindags o 12 1o 1T T2 Y OST. Postmsster. e ———————— TOADVERTISKRS-—-Tne CIRCU- LATION of the DALLY BEK fe more shan double that of any;otlier daily paper publishied in Nebraska. —Peyoke'e Restaurant and Oyster rooms. The lesding bouse of the xind. 207, Farobam street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth. lsb34tf OMAHA BREVITIES. --The Mmnnerchor will have a picnic on the Fourth of July, proba- bly at the Union brewery grove. —The German Catholic Fair be- gan at Creighton Hall last even- ing. —An artiele on the South Omaha, School is unavoidably crowded out to-day, but will appear to-morrow. —Fresh buttermilk kept con- stantly on hand at the Crystal bar. June 23 6t —The bodies of Gussie Hierb and | Arthur Amneman, who were drow ed in the nver Monday evening, were found yesterday afternoon. —Mr. John H. Bamford, of the United States Express office, was married to Miss Sarah A. Parratt, at West Point, Monday, June 22. —The Georgia excursionists lett for Columbus yesterday where they remained over night. To- night they will Temain at Grand Island. —The festival held by the ladies of St. Mark’s Church, 1ast evening, was largely attended, and the sum of $75 cleared for the benefit of the church. ~A number of the classes in the lower grades of thecity schools have been dismissed until Friday after- noon, at which time such as are en- titled to them will receive their cer- tificates of promotion, after which they will be dismissed for their summers vacation of ten weeks. —MIr.C, G. Hough, who hassolong been connected with the postoffice in this city, was yesterday made the happy recipient of a solid silver, gold-lined tobacco box, as a taken of affection for him by his post- office friends. The presentation speech was made by JamesT. Allan, Esq., whose remarks on this occa- -‘umnfidwhne been soaffect- ing as to draw tears from the assem- blage sufficient to moisten every stamp in the office. Mr. Hough has gevered his connection with the office, and is going Into business at Beatrice. For handsome bread, use SNOW FLAKE FLOUR. For sale at Lit- ¢le & Williams. June 24 6t LOST. evening, a white linen | cuff and moss agate sleeve button. | The finder will be rewarded by leav- | ing it at 237 Farnham street. Je 1t The most delicious biscuits are made ot SNOW FLAKE FLOUR. | June 24 6t o GerMaN CatHouic FAIR to- night at BHOAF'S HALL. je24-1t - $20 REWARD. e above reward will be paid to ‘.'_,‘-vhomymverflnlndk' of th- m rouths which were » the Missouri river yes- Junest-lg | | o00p.M | Personal- G.H. Wells, sheriff of Colfax county, isin the city. Dr. H, T. Hedges, of Schuyler, is in town. Mr. J. Turner, councilman and | chairman of the committee on fire, of Marshalitown, Tows, is in the city inspecting the fire department. Phatty” Madden, the well- | known commercial tourist, is at the Wyoming. J. M. Spencer, book-keeper for | Clark & French, returned this morn- ing from a month’s vacation spent in the East. The following are the mlvnh at the Wyoming: John Andrews, Nashville, Tenn; C L Davis, Council Bluff; W C Walton, Blair; D B Herman, do; ¢ W Conklin, Tekemah; Mrs Jane Artree, Illinois; A Phalen, Milwau- nee; John Caverly, wife and lh(ef, Kansas City; E E Tracy, St Joe; J | H Johnsou, Nlinois; L C Pllme'r, | Hilisdale; F C Shelly, Falls City; H | 4 Hammar, do; A D Work, Schuy- | ler; J T Davis, Blair; John H Roe, Kearney City; L C Gould, Hastings Dr H B Hedges, Schuyler; Wm B Gardner, Pebble, Neb; 8 W Hayes, Fremont; T W Hayes, do; G H Peebles, David City; T E Wilson, Summit, Neb; John Miller, Schuy- ler; G H Wells, do; H A Anderson, Ciucinnati; H H Pritchard, Des Moines; E R Clapp, do; Allen M McKean, Marion, Jowa. | Porgery—The Much Wanted Man Not to be Fouud. On Tuesday, Mr.Charles Greniug, made complaint before Justice Hale, against Charles More, & former em- | ploye of Bweesy & Cuthbertson, charginghim with forgery. It ap- pears that More drew a check of $20 on the State bank, and signing the name of Sweesy & Cuthbertson to it, had it cashed by Grening. The cheek was dated yesterday, but the forgery,however, was discoveredsoon after Grening had got possession of the check. Yesterday the much wanted More could not to be found by the officer, and it is quite likely that he has run away. Anothr Soap Factory. Every attempt to build up the manufacturing industries of Omaha | deserves encouragement. We are gratified to learn that Mr. P. J. Quailey, one of our old citizens, has established a soap factory which soon promises to rival the older es- tablishments in this ecity. Mr. Quailey begins on a small scale, but he has the ability and determina- tjon to produce first-class goods at reasonable prices. He proposes ‘o furnish our denlers an article that will nct only compete with home and foreign productions, but can fairly lay claim to superiority and cheapness. Mr. Quailey has located his fac- tory near the powder house, in the building purchased by him from Theodore visher. He has every facility for manufacturing and pack- ing. We bespeak for him the lib- eral patronage of our citizens. Australisn Animals aad Birds for the Philadelphis Zoological Gardens. Two car loads of Australian ani- mals and birds, for the Zoological Gardens of Philadelphia, artived here Tuesday, from the West, were gathered in Agstralia by and went east yesterday They FrankJ. Thomson, agent of the Zoo- logical Gardens. He has held this office for a long time past, aud has collected many hundreds of ani- mals and birds for these gardens. | This last lot, consisting of 170 birds, | and 30 anir:als, were gataered in Australia by him during the last three months, and were sent to this country in charge of Mr. Woodcock, an Englishman. But two mem- bers of this menagerie have died on Among the collection were many rare birds of beaatiful plumage and sweet voices, and rare animals, both handsome and hideous, ol e Benson is Foiled in an Attempt to Jest His Family out of all their Property. Complaint was yesterday morning made at the Police Court against John Benson, who has been keep- inga saloon for some time past at the corner of Sixth and Pacific ars that he hasbeen ly shamefully for days, and had finslly made up his mind to gather all the money possible and then desert them. He had saved up about $1,800, which he had deposited in the Fist Nutinal Bank, and was daily increasing this sum by selling off his property and his family household furniture. His wife and daughter appeared against him at Court, and he finally comprom- jsed the matter by giving his wife $800 and the household furniture. The complaint was thereupon with- drawn upon his paying the costs. The Trados Assembly Repuaiates Joha- son & Dudley's Co-operative Ku Klux. At the regular meeting held by the Nebraska Trades Assembly on Monday night, the following signifi- cant resolations were adopted : 'WHEREAS, The council of grang- ers, through their secretary, has ex- tended to the Trades Assembly of Nebraska sn invitaiion to engage with them in_celebrating the com- ing fourth of July at Elkhorn river bridge: and WhEreas, The grangers have also invited an association styled the t ! Co-operative Association of Farmers and Mechznics, which association purports to have for 1ts objects the amelioration of the industrial class- es, and ‘WHEREAS, We do_believe the above gssociation to bea political organization, and being run in the interests of a few politicians of Omaha for the advancement of their own selfish end; therefore, be Rnol«d That we accept the in- vitation of the grangens to celebrate the coming Fourth of July with them, but do not wish to be consid- ASONIC. Session of the Grand Lodge of | the State. The Business Transacted During the Morning—Election of Offi- cers —Appointment of Committees—Dele- gates Pres- ent, Ete. The Reception and Ball Last| Evening. The Grand Lodge of Nebraska, A. F. and A. M., began its an- nual session yesterday—St, Jonn's Day—in this city, at the hall in | Central Block. ‘The motaing sesslon opened at ten o'clock, the full num- ber of lodges being represented. The delegates present are as fol- lows: Western Star, No 2, Nebraska City—M E Pinney, M M Hamlin, E F Warren, pr. for J W. Capital Lodge, No 3, Omaha— David E Hum, W M; Thos Swobe, §W; W M Roberts, J W. Nemaha Valley, No 4, Brownville —W T Rogers, W M; H C Lett, pr. for S W. Plattsmouth, No 6—F E White, W M; N B Murphy, pr. for S W. Falls City, No9, at Rulo—Thomas C Shelley, pr. for W M and 8 W. Covert, No 11, Omaha—J Green- tree, W M; E K Long, pr. for SW, and C Hartman, J W. Neoraska City, No 12—J M Burks, W M; W B Wharton, $ W, and W S Cotton, J W. Fremont No. 15.—F W Hayes, W M, and § W H Hayes, prfor S w. Lincoln No 19—A G Hastings, W M, J J Gosper, pr for J W. Washington No 21—J W Tew, W M, J T Davis, S W, and Wm Miller, pr for J W. MeCoy No 22, Plattsmouth—J N Wise, W M, E B Lewis, pr for§ W; J W Birnes, pr for J W. Pawnee No z3—J L Edwards, W M. Lafayette No WM. St. John’s No 25—Omaha—J B Recfield, pr for W M; J C Mailer, S'W, Alfred Kelly, pr for J W. Beatrice No. 26.—W H Lamb, W M, N Blakely, pr. for J W. Jordan No. 27. West Point—E K Valentine, W M, E N Sweet, pr. G W Schnellbacher, pr. 243 'W Conger, ‘Wyoming No. 25, South Pass City, W. T.—E F Cheney, W M. Hope No. 29, at Hillsdale—L E Palmer, W M, Blue River No. 30, Milford—Ueo. B France, W M. Tekama No. 31—J R Reed, W M; Lsaac Gibson, pr. for S W, and N R Folsom, J W. Platte Valley No. 32, North Platte —F N Dick, WM. Acacia No. 24, Schuyler—G H Wells, W M; C E Sumner, pr. for § w. Crete No. 37—H C Ruler, WM, and Wm H Morris, § W. Northern Light, Na, 41, Stanton —Lewis Ley, pr. for W M. The officers present are as follows : M W, Martin Dunham, Grand Master. RW, Frank Welsh, D G M. R W, Alfred G Hastings, G S W. RW, Jas W Chadduck, G Jr W. R W, James W Mare, G Tr, R'W, W R Bowen, G Sec. VW, Caleb A Miller, Chaplain. W, Geo S Smitn, Grand Orator. W, Wm E Hill, Grand Lecturer. W, N K Griggs, G S D. W, Joseph L. Edwards, G J D. P G M, Dan’l H Wheeler. The M W Grand Master announ- ced the following committees: On Visiting Brethren—Brothers Isanc Greentree, F W Hayes and Jesse F Davis. On Credentials—Brothers Eben K Long,J N Wise and HO Hanna. Qn Accounts—Brothers E War- ren, E B Lewis, E K Valentine, W T Rogers and Wm B Waarton, On Charters and Dispensations— Brothers N K;Briggs, Wm H Mor- ris, Charles Sumner, Isaac Gibson J L Edwards. On By-Laws from Chartered Lodges—Brothers Geo B France, J B Redfield, John W Tew, Lewis Ley, and Frederick N Dick, On Ways and Means—Brothers David E Hume, F E White, Lewis Dunn, W H Lamb and Christian Hartman On Charity.—Bros J J Gosper, E F Cheney, Leroy E Palmer, J W Hayes and M 8 Murphy. On Grievances—Rros A (G Hast- ings, H B Rider, George H Wells, Nathan Blakely, J R Reed. On Unfinished Business.—Bros H C Lett, Thomas C Shelley, Ed- gar N Sweet, William A Cotton, Alfred Kelley. On Pay-roll.—Bros Milton E Penny, ThomasSwobe, J M Bangs, William Miller and James C Mailer. The Grand Lodge then adjourned till 2 o’clock this afternoon. Last evening the Omaha lodges— Capitol, Covert and St. John’s —gavea grand reception and ball at the Gzand Central Hotel in honur of the (irand Lodge. 1t was one of the finest affairs of the kind ever gotten up in this State. Grand LARGE STOCK Of Linen Suits, also single coats, pants and vests, sold very low, at M., HELLMAN & Co. Jupl0eodtoJulyl. DR. POWELL, ofice 215, Farn- ham street. fune23-tf Frox 5 o’clock in the morning, splendid coffee, strawberries, etc., are to be had at the French Coffee House, No. 485 Twelfth street, be- tween Farnham and Harvey. june23eodtf NoNE “can compete with Snow Flake Flour—made by Wells & Nieman, Schuyler. Je24-6t | 1y wended their way | ereek in Gise's addition Saturday | the unwonted scene. |Communicated. | A Mormon Baptism. It reminded one quite forcibly of the old Bible times, when the early Christians were persecuted and driven from one place to another, to see the lonely band who so stealthi- to the little night, to administer the rite of bap- | tism. It was after eight o’clock in the evening, and the quiet of Na- ture was broken only by the piping of the frogs, whé'were disturbed at The pale moon in the heavens above lent her light for the self-ordained priest of Joseph Smith’s persuasion to read | his ehapterand sing his hymn, and the with the assistance of two other devotees, the waiting dlsciple was plunged in true orthodox style. It was useless for him to flinch as he seemed likely to do, for the three were too many for him, and under he went, just once, but they held lum tili weli soaked; then they drew him out with his mouth full of the muddy water from the hole which nad not had time to settle since the assistants’ spades had scooped it out to enlarge it. Then with sonorous voice the self-made priest pronounced a blessing upon the convert, whose name was none other than Joseph, (whether Smith, too, or not, is not known,) and the little band dispersed, walking into the olty, leaving the disciple’s clothes to dry in the evening air; possibly his faith kept him warm, ‘who knows ? AN EYE WITNESS, Postal Notes. —Whea the law, ordering that no city under30,000 inhabitants should have the free delivery system, it was feared that Omaha being below the required standard, would have this great convenience taken away from it. But our citizens need have no fears on this account, as the in- terpretation of the law is, that those cities below 30,000, now having the free delivery system, shall not be deprived of it. The law applies only to the future establishment of the system in eities which have not yet got it. —Omaha in the distribution of mail matter by the free delivery system stands above thirty-one other citles, among which are St. Joe, Des Moines, Burlington, Wheeling, Sa- vannah, Dubuque, Charleston, Da- venport, Poughkeepsie, Leaven- worth, and Mobile. In the month of April there were delivered in Omaha, by six carriers, 41,251 mail letters; 4,619 drop letters; 20,500 pa- pers, ete.; und there were collected 28,430 letters. —RBy the Western Postal Record we notice head clerk Paul Vande- voort, ot the Union Pacific raflway mail service, has been ordered to Ogden. No liquors, but lemonade, seltzer and soda water, cider and splendid ice cream, etc., to be had at the FRENCH CoFFRE Housg, 485 12th street. Separate room for ladies. may30tewtl JIGHT CASSIMERE SUITS Made up in the LATEST STYLE At GREATLY REDUCED FIGURES! “Sold at junel0-eodtt M. HELLMAN & Co. ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!! H. L. LATEY's is the place to go for thjs very necessary commodity. Jegsth. FOR SALE OHEAP. — Desirable residence property, on 14th street. Enquire of BURKLEY, apr 11-4f GERMAN CatHoOLIC FAIR to- night at SHOAFR HasL Je24-1t" OUR STOCK in STRAW HATS and SuMMER CAPS we will close out at astonishing low prices. M. HELLMAN & Co. Juwe 10 eod July 1 Gro. H. PETERSON, the pioneer sigar manufacturer, keeps con: stantly on hand the very hest brands of cigars, and also Lone Jack, Fruits and Flowers, and “Durhaw” Smoking Tobacea. 211 Douglas streat. may6eodlv DVEING, cleaning and repairing dane in the neatest manner, at the #TEAM DYE WORKS, 10th St.,bet. Farnham and Douglas. aprast f. CISTERN BUILDING and WELL DIGGING. Also cleaning and repairing. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no chai R. C. PRYOR, Dlnmand Saloon, Harney, hetween 13th and 14th streets, Bels-lw IMPORTANT. We are selling off our extensive stock of clothing and furnishing gaods, at Jower prices than ever. M. HELLMAN & Co,, “or. Farnham and 13th St. Junel0-eod-to-july1 Tyee For SaLe! A Font of Bourgeois Type, of which this is a sample, weighing 600 Ibs.” This type has been in use on the Daily BEe les than onme year, and is nearly as good as new. For ierms &c., address E. RoSEWATER, Publisber of the Bee. ® f. BALE Of STOCK OF GOODS. will be received per P. 0., lock box 497, until Wednesday, June 24th, for the purchase of thy entire stock of dry goods of the New York Dry Goods Store, lately belonging to Welrstein & Kolls. If no satisfactory offer be made by the nbnvednu, Ishall proceed to sell the above stock at auction, com- ‘mencing June 29th, 1874, at nine o'clock, a. m., and be continued from day to day, until the entire stock is sold. FRED. DREXEL, June20-10t GREAT! . CLOSING!'! ou 11 Jor this seasan. holding Summer goods till next sea- | son. We have determined to put them | at prices that will MAKE them | SELL. 3 SEE OUR NEW Grenadines, worth “ “ PRICES. 25¢ for 15¢ 40c for 30c | - - - $100 for 75¢ Summer silks worth - $1 00 for 15(‘ | Japanese silks, worth 50¢ for &50 LLAMA lace points, sacques and scarfs at most any price. Shawls at a yreat redugtion. (Good striped shawls at $1.50; Cash mere Shawls, ALL WOOL, at$1 2 lot of BROCHE Shawls at $5 worth $10. PARASOLS at 20c, worth 30c. A large log of very fine ones to be closed out A large lot of bleached and brown | d ) muslins at 9¢ and 10¢ to be closed out at BUSHMAN'S. je19 eod 1w Saloon for saie or rent, cheap. Inquire at the BEE oftice. june 16-tf GERMAN CATHOLIC FAIR TO-NIGHT AT SHOAF'S HALL. j241t Tudisn Curiosities at No. Farnham street, corner 11th street. may 7-tf. . Fab0x oy U Lk Tue fair and festival for the Ger- man Catholie school will be held on Wednesday next, at Shoaf’s Hall. June20-satdwed. Anything ! L. W. JONES —DRALER IN— MoST EVERYTHING 531 and 533 15th street, Opposie the Pos Office. IN Children’s ‘Carriages, Bird Cages, Croquet Nets, Stationery, OR ANYTHING ELSE. I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! Cholee Imported and Domestic Cigars ap2om2eod Gampai,.;,‘ Bpened! IN TIMES OF PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR- Eternal Vigilanee is the Price of Liberty: The Campalgn of 1874 promises o be by all Gdds the most 1mpartant and excliing political contest that has ever taken place in Neoraska. THE OMAHA BEE, The recognised champion of popular rights and progremsive ideas enters upon this campaign with & firm defermination 10 expose and de- nounce the plotsand intrigues of corruption- ists, political bummers and ringuasters of every faction. The independent and outspoken course of the Bk during the past three years 13 sufficlent guarante that it will sastain all just measures, and ever be ready to assafl cor- ruption and rascality wherever it may appear. An oatspoken advocate of the rights of the industrial classes, its motto always has been “UP WITH THE PEOPLE AND DOWN WITH MONOPOLIES,» The issus of the coming campaign involves the prosperity of the state forg. of years, and the voice of the Bee will be beard with no ualertain sound, for Reform and Economy, EQUAL REPRESENTATION, A New Constitution, And a strict accountability of public men in the adminlstration of public aflirs, is not a mushroom afir of the mo- ENT INDUSTRY in the applicatio Journalistie taleut. Ita beg but in'spite of the incendiary's torch, in dei. ance of an immease moneyed power arrayed to erush it,and in face of the combined opposi: tion of the most pawestul palitical rings of thg state, it has stoadily advanced till it is today recognized, athome and broad, as the leading journal of Nebraska. The people have recog- nized its merit. The peoples patronago has made it THE BEE IS THE PEOPLE'S PAPER! EVERY VOTER SHOULD READ IT. Its contents are not altogether political, but are made up of correspondence and telegraphic news from all parta of the werld, sccurate and relisble market reports and clolce miscel- lancous matter. It is the Cheapest and Best ! THE CAMPAIGN BEE Will be mailed to any address at the following rates, in advance : Daily, 3 months from July 1,... #1.50. Weekly, “. = “ v 40 €8, Address, OMAHA DAILY BEE, 138 Faraham St, Omaha, Neb- ACRES! RICH FARMING LAND 1N NEBRASKAED 500 Hanscom Place Lots! terms. Boa0s & SALE or SUMMER DRY GOODS | ¢&N We have bought too many gooda | = We are diametrically opposed lo | | must be within t 170 | ts of To Let, For | .m' mns once for TI "—A furnished room, corner of venue and 15th street. i, 0 do general b P35 Howard sireets seit | 2 June 224, a young Tuter dog, abodt 3 mouths’ old; culor with Lrown spots. The finder wil be y rewanded by leaving bim at 458 Thir- street. jez3 ‘from four to seven rooms ; locks of Farpham street. D—To house to ha Address John G. hawm and 16ch sts. Nice Fornished room for ront. anmn‘n 206 Jackson st. Jese R SALE A Saloon, with Barand Ber Fix- | tures, Hlllhnl Table, &c. fnast., Inquire on Doug- ez Ade. & house, avenue. A il Mill, june 2t 1f HAKKIS, TAFT & WOODMAN. —.mw il faumily. HOUSE, 9th street. ral o Wby at COZZENS jelet 'WALKER, —MANUFACIUMEX AND DEALER IN— | BOOTS & SHOES | 51013th St. Between Faroham and Douglas | apisvL | Wood! Wood! Wood! Immense Reduction! T S. P. BRIGGS' YARD, CORNER OF 14th and Chicago Streets. Good Hard | Wood $7 00 ; Solt $» W. Siove any number of stove very chean. Soutkera Hotel. | Froating on 4th, 5th and Walsststs, | St. Louis, Mo. | Laveille, Warner & Co., | Prowprietors. “The Southern Hotel is first-class fa all its | Lotutuents. 118 tablesare at all times sup- | ;fud.-mmm i the | Selicacios he markets afiord, 1ts clerks and employes are ail polite. sud stientive o ibe | ahts of the guests of the hotel, There is an | Tmproved eleva or leading from the firt foor 1o the upper one, _ Bailroad and steambost | feket oftites, news' stand. and wesverr fluion telegraph off ‘¢ in the Kotunda of hotel, ANTED—Servant gurls, carpeners, farm bands, lborers, cic., immediately, the empla v{lmennnliw oo 9 Visscher A caeay, s 0 Cxaange ior Wil R " e 8 WILL SELL SEC nd one Hearse, cheap for Celebrated Pea-nut Roa luq\nrv Bk | e & astier cor niles ol Licotn. A well impruve farm sijoies - and sountry’+3 aroun 1t 18 Wiil"sil Tor $o00, one bt ane year,or $3 0 et 3o ¥ property. " Apply (o s AR PROPERTY, several vacant lots, and farm lands s houses and offices to_rent cheap, 0 good tenants. Apply toJouy E. KELLEY, Weforney at Law, at Fronch & MeKoo s ofiee, Roor Sreighton_biock. sef Fo ALE OR RENT—No. 354 Chicago. st A PE R aais, TAFT & WooDMAN, S AND LOTS—The undersigued offers o sale, (i terws to suit purchasers, vie business and resilence lots in this Y0 RENT—A turnished room ; T out vound : roumn Saitubte for yentloman avd_wife, or two single gentlewea. Iuquite 8t 164 Jackson street jeotd LIC—The undersigned has ) THE PU! purch: public conveyas evermanufactured in this countrs run to and irom the depots, hot residences. Al ordes left'at the Metro) Hotcl, or at the stable, near ¢ cor of stand Capits! Avenue, will be promptly at- to. are of ibe public. patronage is respectfuily solicited. JOHN E. BULL. my st venth Academy of Music. GREAT ATTRACTION. MONDAY EVENING JUNE 22 THREE NIGHTS ONLY JOHN DILLON. —WITH THE— HOOLEY COMEDY COM’Y OF CHICAGO. ning. “DIVORCED WIFE;” or EE AND THE DOWN IN CUBA,” Monday E LOST Wednesd and “TH Secure your seats at Wyman & Eberhart's. iuue #0 4t Quailey’s U. P. Soap Factory. Sitgated vu tho line f the Union Puclte Bailsoa), uo> T it tlase soup for ome coneumpLIoR. jume2i-1y PRUPOSALS FOR STONK. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of the Clerk, of the City of Omaho, unti noon, June 30th, 1874, for, the delivery of Stone sui able for ¢ oss- e of the Cit ‘shout r..'jiq’»;:m"’ Council M 2t Cogac Mo e it 5 rerved to jostaay By order of the Conac g km DAY. Agents want- 85 10 $20 "G R G vine: 26 people o ather sox, Founs ot oM, "make more mouey & work fu? s 0 their apsre mo- wentvar il the tiu, than a anyiilag eise. STINSON'S' G0, Puriand, e, 'n such quantities be requirel or the aod all . C. LUDLOW. City Clerk. THE COMING STRUGSLE. ‘The voters of our mation, wi s ‘The rising of the mas-e- From norther lake 10 southern sea. The splrit of old seventy-six From ot our heroey’ gra<es Forlids & nation drenched in patriots’ blood, Should sink to that of slaves ; The motto which our coins ouco Lore, ‘Though obsolete long since, Remain as ever true: ot one cent for tribute, But willions for defense. Party ties and party laws "Are but aa ropes of sand. Therights of min o bs & fian B R e il o Fiag more pron R ' 1 ations et unborn shall . "The emblens of the freer - T T In trade we'll tey to deal, ald desl with raam, e scek T live orirse’ves, ‘sell 22 cheap 18 angbady can, aApdifatar Yo e, € frsent yon chance to m Retscmber Bnce. the Hatter, ~ On Upper Douglas Street. fetets MRS. J. E.VAN Ilufic.l)" Eolectic Physician, Residence and om:sa:n Dudge st be' Mth ~ud Special attention paid to"obstetrics and dis- eases peculiar to women and children. four. EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF THE DEPARTED. No- 498 10th §1, between Farnbam & Harney. Will b the sd of, guariian pirts, obisin orany one & view of o sare o e harged et icknean JTOEN FPaAaRIK. 256 Harney street, between 1#/h and 15th. C-rfl-nmw-c-mx. In all it Branches, in the Istest and most approved pattern. 'HORSE SHOEING AND BLACKSMITHING 204 repatriag done on short gotice. OMAZEIA OCITY STOVE STORE. E. F. COOK. 837 14tk Bt, betwesa Donglas and Dodes Manutacturer of Tin, Copper andzSheet Iron | . 5. KARBACH. fil!llt & KARBACH, 15th st. Letween Farnham and srney sts. OMAHA, NEB. —MANUPACTURKR OF— Spring and Farm Wagons, BUGGIES AND CARRI(GES. Dealers in and manufacturers of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! ARTICULAR ATTEXTION. PAID TO i SHOEING, | -rn.p.muga-mu- and blacksnréthiog | prompuiv done at reasonable prices mvdawiu | JACOB GISB. 261 Farmham St., Set. 14th & 15th q] 'n Sz fiA\A(/A\‘ UNDERTAK KER C. ¥F. EAMANYN, | TAILOR. 171 Cor. ¥arnham and Eleventh Sts. Allkinds of TAILORING, Cleaning and re- | puirit at reasouable rates. A fine lot of | PURMISHING "G00DS comaatly on hand and 0ld cheap. Aec2Bil U. P. R. R. MEAT MARKET, 16th street bet California and Webster. E XESP ON HAND THE BEST of FRESH AND PAR Cured Hanis 30d Brea st rates. vt L. WOODWORTH, 238 Douglas St.,Omaha, Neb. WACON Wood Stock, CcCARRIAGH AND WAGON HARDWARE, Patent Wheels, Finished Gearing, &c. Axles, Springs ard Thimble Skelas, HARDWOOD LUMBER, Carriages, Hacks sd Buggies Stadebacker Wagon Depat. mebstt stock of Fine Sugar be 41y RYRON REER. LEWIS 5. BEED BYRON REED & C0. The Oldest Established Real Estate Agency IN NEBRASKA Keep & complete Abstract of Tifle t Estatein Ouw ha and Doaglas count. JAS, M. M°VITTIF, -~~WHOLESALE DEALER IN— Clurified Cider. 133 and 196 Farajam Street. Real | | JOIN 1. GREEN, STATE MILLS DEALER IN GRAIN, FLOUE AND FEED, axp COMMISSION MERCHANT. TFBAN LI’IBER’I‘ B TAITOR, 15th St., bet. Farubam and Harney. | AU kinds of TALORING, CLEANTNG and | REPAIRING done st reasonable 1 aor26td STOODARD & HUKLSUT, Market Gardners ! LL KINDS OF VFGEPABLES ~AND Aot for sie. Urdees mbdre-sed Lo us it our garden Cor. 21st and Paul Streets, will rece: mpt attention. aplszm WILLIAM SEXAUER. Omabs, Neb 225 Parnham Streat, —WHOLESALE AND RETAT. DEALKR IN— FURNITURE, BEDDING. ETC. MERNAN TOXBRINCK, Fashionable Tailor, No. 203} Farnham Street, Betwen Twelith aud Thirtecnth Streets, OMAHA "California House. FRITZ HAFNER, Prop'r. _No. 170 Douglas Street, corner 11th, Om ha, Board L e ¥ thé day or week. ILLINOIS HOUSE., SALTED | —~ PANCY GROCERIES, 'STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS ‘246 Douglu St Omaha. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF Leaf Tobagcos MANUFACTURERS OF CIGARS AND DEALERS IN 5 Fipes, Tobaccos, Eto. Theatten ion of dealersis cailed to the fuct that we areprepared to LABEL our goods wi b their NAM MR. JOHN RATH 1S AGENT FOR OCEAN STEAMERS. h\‘;':.wif;: e raid J. J. BROWN & BRO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Agents for the Oriental Powder Co. STEFLE & JOHNSON, WHOLESALE (RROGERS, —SINPSON'S BLOCK 538 end 540 Fourteenth Stroet, BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE MORGAN & GALLAGER —-SUCCESSORS TO CREIGHTON aX) MORGAN— WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 205 Farnham Street, sy WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN & CO. WHOLESALE GROCEPRS No, 247 Douglas Street, OM.A.I—I.A. TTEB {ENTS FOR THE DUPONT POWDLR co. CLARK & FRENCH, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERS IN Canned Goods, Dried Fruits, Green Fruits in Season. ORLERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY FILLED, A. EH. - SIMPSONN, NUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE— DEALER IN CIGALS. 532 FIFTEENTH S’I‘ Y= e Y, v T PUNDT. MEYER & RAAPKE, | —WHOUESALE DEALERS IN— Teas, Spices, Tobacco and Cigars. 212 Farnham Street, Omaha, Neb lemTeodvl KURTZ fJoER & (O JOBBERS OF DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES and NOTIONS. 231 Farnham Street, J. J. BROWN & BRO,, —\WHOLESALE DEALERS IN — U S8 1 4 Shoe: JOHN T. EDGAR, —JOBBEE OF— Shelf: Heavy Hardware._ .. IRON, STEEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK, —AND - AGB.ICUI.’I‘M THRESHERS, HARVESTERS, RE. CORN-PLANYERS PLO RAKES A Notions, .md Booh and e 'y s DHILLs, SEEDERS, TORS, I Nebx-aska” HENRY HORNBERGER. —DEALER IN— VAdEs, Liiovons, Ct ec f2O. ¥Fine Old Kentucky_Whiskies and Importod vioods a Specially. ] Farnham Sreot Between 9th and 10th. CHARLES FLLDERMAY, Prop. mehiltt F. A. PETERS, gaddle and Harness Maker, TRIMMER, AND CARRIAGE Ne. 274 Farnham s'. bet, 15¢h l lm 0§ muy attended LL orders snd A 10 #nd safisfaction guarran paid for bides. " apomt VAN DORN’S MACHINE ’ SEOF. All kinjs of light and hesvy MACHINERY MADE & REPAIRED. | | | t 4 ‘Ware, and dealer in Cooking and Buun; stoves @ AU Work, Guaranteed."@8 ®o IARNST STREET, - OMAEA.| 30“3 and FARMS IN NEBRASEA eredit purchase, if half the land is caltivate. ! North of Platte, :Loup Fork and Elkhorn Valleys The B, & M. RIR. Co. will sel” ahoat 1,/ | ¥ well-waterad couniry, at trom $UH4 G 37 Tha Cormy ny ownea acae bl of the bt Jat ands | Smoas Eepastican, valley. |C- R. SCHALLY: R. Agvnt B. l M. d Office, R Arent B ol syl OMATFLA, NEB- (Caldwell Block,) nigvt jcos o0 10 years” Foes tost tan st low prices o0 10 S350 20 par coat. on the fate of purchase. The Barlington and Missouri River Railroal Cn F cont. interest, atd wi'ha b mas pre 1, within tw oars from { LARGE DEDUCIONS FOR CASH PAYMENTS. 3 g 000,000 veres and agriculturalland 13 00 por aces on loag cralit. South of he Platte in Nahersta, intorse L ot Asvalgel pict of the State, &3 mation apply o LVl Tatog mation Y 4 7 o s n.,u'-e-l.