Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1874, Page 3

GROCERIES. | ETEELE & JOHNSON 538-540 141w sT. | CLARK & FRENCH COR. FARNIIAM AND | 117TH T, PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, 212 FARN- HVM ST..—WHOLESALE DEALERS- | MORGAN & GALLAGHER, 205 karn- | ham St. | | WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN & Co., 247 Douglas St. J. 3. BROWN & BRO., Cor. Douglas Streets. e Most Wonderfal Medical Dis- covery of the Age—Every Man his own Phys’clan. HATCHETS. | Morris® shingling, No 1 .. do do o do2 Monev and Commerce. CHICAGO & NORTHWES'N RAILWAY. ‘The Popular Boute from OM A A —To— KEARNEY'S FLUID-EXTRACT BUCHU ‘The only known remedy fors DON'T BOY UNTIL YOU HAVE: CAREFULLY EXAMINED Dailv Review. Matamoras do Best Oak do Chicago and the East! AND THE “August 29, 1874, Domestic Business at the banks is moder- ately active. Rates of discount to regular customers unaltered; to special borrowers, sound and gilt | 31070 (B Les) per 1ot edge collaterals required. o (Simon) OFFICE OMAHA DAILY BEE, } do lf .. 4th and Heulock Upper, Oak o Grim 4 do Linings, per dozen, Toppings, do oo Omnlv Direct Route BRIGHT’S DISEASE, And a positive cure for % 12| TeWaterloo, Fort Dodge, Dubuque,La Granulated pr > - | Crosse, Prairic Du_Chien. Winona, Powdered do - 121 St Paul, Duluth, Janesville, Keno- Crusked do 1 sha, Greem bay, Kacine, Stevem's Refd cutloafdo Polnt, Watertown, Oshissh, Fon Standard A do Du Lae, Dadison and Milwaukee. Gircle A do ExtaC * do Yellow € do . N 0 choice do COFFEES. LuKane 1y s sl 103aib% 10 Gout, Gravel, Strictares, 1t Being the Skortestand Flist Comvleted Line Between OMAHAandCHICAGO, 5 | Constant improvemenis have taken place in the way of Tedncing Grade, and plaring Tron with Stoal Tiais, adding 10 its rolliag stock | mew and Elegant DAY and SLEEPING CARS | Equipped with the “W .atlughouse Air Brak and S3filer Flatform,” estaplishing comfurt biv and commedious Eating Houses, oflering all | the comf s ot traveling the age can prodice. From » t0 10 Fast Express Traius run each way daily over the various lines of thia rosd, Thus. securing to the traveler selecting this | route sure and certain connections in any di- ¢ | rection he way wish {0 %0. Diabetes, Dyspepsia Ners vous Debility, Dropsy, Rio choice prd do prime do dogood do ... 0 G JIaVArmnn. 176.00 Non-retention or Incontinence of Urine, Irrl~ \ation, Indamation or Ulceration of the BLADDER AND KIDNEYS. SPERMATORRHEA, Thedemand Fing about thess T Commenced put- e FRAZIER'S RS, 1 was at first kward in et myeell ‘or medicine 10 the alent Scicing Mag, but e eting bravely over that. T lave'sl e Snda ol botties <l my Yoot Bitiers, and ey esire and_deisuiination to place the e ithin the rearhs of every sullering man, irsan And child ou 1oe face of the civilized 185.00 2 them up DOT BITT Common pr gallon. enting Goud Choice do do N O wolusses. Loucoerhoe or Whites, Diseases of the Proatrate Rangoon cholce. ..o Gland, S.one ia the Bladder, Colculuz, | /'%l’ W Cexolina. 8 WE HAVE TWELVE GOOD REASONS why thev will do your work. Quick and Easy. Chean and Clean. They areche pest to buy, | Rl Ty arechomet o | @) Thes baxe evenly and quickly, Their operation s perfect, KEARNEY'S | Sy They mive siwazs s good drat, = Extract Buchua !| «g ey e mieof thebestmate | They require but litile fuel, €D Toe7 ire very low priced, They ars easily managed., ‘They are suited to all localit (@D Every stove guaranieed to give satiaaction —SOLD BY— Excelsior Man’fg Co., . ST. LOUIS, MO., ANDBY M. ROGERS. Omaha. Nobras: In the commercial market, our wholesale houses report a lively trade, while in the retail or local, trade is quiet. Market firm at yesterday’s quota- tions. GRAVEL OR BRICK DUST, DE- 1PoSIT, And Mucus or Milky, Discharges. | M Wesk & co. 1-4; German Mot- % Princival Conneetions. AT MISSQURI VALLEY JUNCTION, for Sioux City, Yankton and poiuts reached via Sioux City and Pactfie railrond. AT GRAND JUNCTION for Fort Dodge, Dés Moines, Ottawa and Keokuk. MATISH A LI, for St. Paul, Minneapolis, and northwestern poinis. WRAPIDS for Waterloo, Cedar liaries City, Burlington xtd St. Louis. N Dubugne, Dunleith, Pr e 300 0 potats on the iton and Dibugue, 'and. Chicago, anesota railrosds. for Freeport, Rac 1 points in Wisconsin, T CHICAGO with ail rallway lines leading out of Chicago. Through tickets to all eastern c line can be procu Missouri Vrlley... Kirk’s Savor OMAHA MARKETS, rOBACCO. = Waatern... Carctully Corrected "Daily e DRY GOODS. 2. J. BROWN & BRO., Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets. Permanently Curevall Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, and Dropsical icogo, = Dubuque and Natural eaf ... - T FRAME MOULDINGS. = DRIED FRUI o Millwau- e 0il walout moutaings, one inch, | per foot, 5¢; 2inch 10¢; 8 inch 15¢; polished walnut, 1 inch 7¢; 2 inch 16¢; 3 inch 2lc. Berlin gilt, 1 inch 6@15¢; 2 inch 12@30c; 8 inch 18@) 45¢; imitation rosewood and gilt, 1 | iuch 5@10¢; 2 inch 10@20¢; 8 inch 15@30c. ‘WINDOW SHADES. His Patience Explained. | Hc Was Opposed to Monopolie: (V. R, In the Ciuclanati Commercial) | A young man, with hayseed in | 1 have the story of an incident at | his hair, entered a barber-shop yes- one of the Richmond hotels which | terday, and desired to have his hair made me laugh, elthough all read- | cut. The barber invited him to razier’s Great Remedy | ers may not see anything funny | take a seat in a chair, and he took about it. A Boston man and two | it. Then he inguired, “Have you Virginians sat at the s-lhme klendblm [ got {:‘ cho‘rm;lact with the gpnggms' e of the United States have been | The Boston man was shocl to| “What do you mean?”’ said the DR i i of Fatent Modicines, | Bear the Virginians call the colored | barber. quacks sad imposters (o the past le sty | piter ta black rascal” and “nig- | ~ “Why, have you got a contract | o 8 st el e onand obes 1o | ger.” Surely, he thought, the spirit | with the Grangers to do their work | resent a very plain ca o of slavery is strongly upon this peo- | at a discount ?”’ said the young man Beeving th by cesnivg the Vood vas | BV Gl careful to call the | with hay seed in his_auburn locks. L e e trm wedk lovgs aois | waiter his friend,” when oraering | “No, sir,” said the barber; “no 5 : siter trying wany | giches, and to speak to him in the | contracts or discounts in this busi- e b PLysicins, 1 commenced doctoring | kindest and most polite manner. | ness.” ; szl and & act d scoverd & Blood Searcher, | Notwithstanding his honey speeches | «Well,” said the countryman, as o (o) e out tter . fuw weeks ehected | and bland gmiles, he notieed that | e arose from the chair and crawled i et i feal cure, The cough leit we, my lungs | the waiter brought the Virginians | up under his straw hat, “‘thereisa o T PERE Ly Boot Webbing, per bol poume sirong and souud. m,{.‘;'r'g::,',‘,,,fi‘:fi’: | altogether the fie.t dinner. Upon | shop in this town as cuts Grangers THE FIEST NATIONAL BANK Erime e e eotery oo | Teflection he aseribed it to the terror | cheaper'n regular rates, and that's ) 3 B oudettul healing vriues, 1 gave it 10 others | agolened in the poor waitersmind | the shop I'm lookin’ for,” and he | Land Grzats (selling).. B o o oa | by the rough speech and over- | walked out to look for it. ‘“We | Land Warrants, (160 acres ng Conghs, | bearing conduct of these South- | Grangers are bound to crush out| buying)..... Boula aud W | erners. No doubt he thought | monopolists, whether they run a | Land Warrants (160 acres e B e they would shoot this miscrable | railroad or a pair of shears.” selling) . = 5 et creature dead in his tracks if he | Agricultaral College Serip, Soeh do o did not bring them just what they | « Busted.” (1€0 acr e e wanted, and in good style. When 5 Do.—Selliag........ do” e {itueet) o e the Virginians left the table the The following conversation is re- | Exchange on New York, 1-5 of one | Patcat Dash Leather.. e | sympathetic but rather poorly fed | ported to us as having occurred be- | per ct. 50APS Boston man hastened {o get the ear | tween two darkies, who were re- Powell & Co., Soap monufacturers. | of the waiter. - Thirsting for evi- | cently disoussing iho collapse of the Sapc. Publico, 6 1-2@6 3-4; Savon obe. | dence of Southern barbarism, as | Freedman's Ban! 5 5 Tiegand principle that opertss 15 U | el us for a good cup of coflee, he | “Busted !’ exclaimed an old be- Hepubliodes\ChemiGOlire §ORI0 b the turgid biood and banisbing the vile | said to the waiter: “Here were | wildered darky, who had placed 61-2; Palm, 5@ jumors irom, the wYSICHL lon, compoud | those men, who insulted you and { some shine in the institution, “you led, 6 1-4a6 1-2. e o ouebined with herbs and plasts, | swore at you, and talked rough, yet | don’t gwan’ tole me dat Freedman's ART GOODS AND UPOLSTERRR'S o'y of which were used in the good 0id 4452 | you brought them a much better | Bank busted 7 ook f our foreatbers, when people Tt et | dinner than me, who spoke to you | “Yes; it’s gone up.” Fa s Pl o o i mainersl Kingiom | most kindly and politely ; how is | «Done, clear gono? Benjamin B, Jones, Decorative Up- ToeankBoT™l the nataral passages of the | this?” «“Well,” replied the Afri- | «¥es.” | holsterer and dealer in fine art goods, v, ot o dcs, ike axdy il scknes | can, as b cast 3.1y glance around | Evidently the old man couldnt T o s i 20" baill up ths system with pu i | and wiped the perspiration from his | undeistand 1t. sed deeply i p ence thoy must reach al diseases by puriSew | 1o renead with the corner of | and sadly, and with a last sorrowful following quctations: ' perion can take Root Bitters wnd remain | his napkin, “Iknow these men talk | look into the open but vacant room, e suwel. Viclory upss wiciory, (o) Koms | sorter Tough like, but they wives me | turned away, muttering ashe went: e et tiie“Thhey are constantly ef- | money, and you don’t ! The Bos- [ «Dat’s what makes me always on man retired with a slight feel- | 'spise a bank.”—Macon (Ga.) Tele- ing of disgust for his colored brother. | graph. Existing in Men, Women and Children, No Matter What the Age! Prof. Stecle says: “One bottle of Kearney’s Fluid Extract Buchu is worth more than all ‘sther Buchus combined.’ s via this o any informati n ob- ned, concerning Koutes, Eates, etc, at the Companie’s Otfice, 212 Fargham Street, Omaha, \d also at the principal ticket offices Along the line of the U. P. R. R Bagg: | Fastern po | W. I STE PRINTS. Allens..... Americay Amoskeas . Bristol. Price one dollar per bottle; or, six bottles for five dollars. Depot 104 Duane’St., N. Y. A Jiysician instiendance to answer correr pofidence and give advicegratis. BSend stamp for pamphlets, (reo. Crane & Brigham Wholesale Agents, Ssn Francisco, Cal. New in barr P o duiry = : d ¥ Ag't, Omaha. hisv | Omaha & St. Louis Short Simpson’ NNED GOODS. BLEACHED SHIRTINGS. Plain bands, 6 feet, all colors, per |2 pair, 1 50; ornamental bands, 2 00@ | 3 2 pound can Myer'soyers, per case. . §1 do do w0 do doWilliam'sdo do L it T5e per | 2 o peaches ot case. . 4 00; cach #dditional foot, 75¢ p : g0 pesch e L]I'Ie | pair. 3 do tomatoes o REPPS. 3 do do o 3 1 Union snd all wool terry, per yard | Coru, Tropay per case 1 8 '7 4: = d | O Wonigw ™ do S Nr— 1 50@3 A0; Imperial, plain and stri- | do Yamouth 4o T 10E ped, 2 50a8 00. e e NERVOUS & DEBILITATED rd, 1 50; all wool, OF BOTH SEXES. Pineapples, do Y0 OHARGE FOR .ADVICE AND CeN- SULTATION. Sagar-Coated, Concentrated, oot and Herbal Juice, Anti- ilious Granules. THE “LITTLE GIANT” CATHARTIC. or Multum b\ Parvo Physiec. The povelty of modern Medicas, Chemieal and Pharmaceatical Science. No use' of any taking the large, repulsive and naoseous composed of chesp, crude, and bulky. et When we can by & careful application of chem! science, extract all the cathartic and other medty cinal les from the mosz valuable foots sad Berbay and concentrate them {nlo & minate Gran ue, Searc 1y Jarger shan a ustard — Ja'and fustidious tastes. The Kansas City, St. Joe and Union per : 2 (a8 co; Council Bluffs R. R MATTRASSES. Husk, 4-4x6-2, 4 00a5 00; straw, 3 00ad 00; Excelsior, 3 50a4 50. LUMBER. RETAIL LIST i | Gunies, heary welght new| OMAHA AN T LD U I— 17818 P g T — 1219 adée gunites % 15 - xin bags, Amoskeg 30051 Zo do’ Ludiowas. Feess) Oolon s, per pound... Young Hyson 4001 00 | Gunpowder, CLEVELAND, OILIO1 Is the only dire line to FLOUR. now Flake, (Wells & Nieman) sST. mOGIS AND THE EAST, FROM DR . B. DYOTT, graduate of Jefferson Medical College, Philadel- phia, author of several valusble works, 2an be consulted on ali dis« eases of the Sexusl and Orinary or- gans, (which he has made an es- | pecial study,) either in male or fe- male, no metter from what cause originating, or how long standing ‘ to treat diseases with success. Cures | guaranteed. Chacges reasonable. Those at a distanee can forward let- ters describing symptoms and en- closing stamp to prepay postage. 8&5~Send for the Guide to Health. Price 10c. J. B. DYO111, M. D. Physicion and Surgeon, 104 +Duane street, N. Y. OBSTACLES to MARRIAGE. HAPPY RELEIF FOR YOU! MEN from finafect sl Aror et A i el i o R st o e e ARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth St., l:npux::flg:l{:‘; P; .~lnz‘nshm:nn having a bigh st sensitive swmac} Ilh:kllll-fll 'I;"‘lll'. Pellet most concentrated form. s much as hl.-mu‘ in any of the sale i tho drug shops. thartic power, in prodortion %0 Who hiye not ricd them ave a9t 10 wppcse tiak they ar hars or drastic in effect, but 81 ~t all thy case, (he different active -mwc.mu- &1, e8 Of which they are composed boing b, 7ed and modised. one by the mon @ most searching ud podney 5! gomtlyacd kindly operating cathalrtie L g i, ereby offered by tha prov 500 Rew VAT ST ek e, B el el " 10, them ey Calometog other forms of mercar,” ** **¥ — > s “le,n0; entirelyvegeta. " Ficy care 18 cequired while usig thew ‘ntion, rate without disturbance to th ath W EST Subjaet to change of market witnout WM. M. FOSTER, Cp U.P. B. R. track bet. arnham a1 GEO A. HOAGLANI. ists, studding and sills, 20 1t, and un- der 20 Over 30f t, eacii addiiional it add'l 50 Fencing No 1 o Xo 2 NO CHANGE . curs between Omaba and St. Louis ana 0 1tor ¢ between OMAILA anu NeW YORK. 2 This th Only .ine running a 15 | PULLYIAN SLEEFING CAR EAST $ai | FROM OMAHA, ON ARRIVAL OF THE UNION PACIFIC EXPRESS TRAIN, Nutuegs, Penang best,per pound... Cioves do - do Alspice do do Cinamon bark do do COLUMBIA RIVER SALMC 34 bbls., 160 bs. i cas, per doz. Biddeford.” T IMPORTANT COMMERCIA®, TRAVELERS who solicit orders by CAKD, CATALOSUE, TEADE- LisT, SAMPLE 'Ot OTHER <PECIMEN, also those who visit their customers and solici trade by purchases made DIRECT FROM BT0CK aud who lravel 1n say section, by i1 or Boat, selling avy class of goads, aré ro- et 2o wen Their BUSINESS #54 FAL- ATE ADDRESS, as belot PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY t REACHING ALL EASTERN AND WESTERN CITIES | 320 With Less Changes 2nd in advance of other i linea. [ ‘This Entire Line is equtpped with Family, in kits.. ahons e uth, Billous attacks, Pain in region’ of Kidncys, Internal Fever, Eioated feellug about Stomach, Rush of Blood to kcad, High Col= ored Urinme, Unsociahility and Gloo Forebod tako Dre. Plorce’s Pleanant Purgative Pelletss Ta explaution of the rem wer of my Pur- tive Pelfeta over €0 oty of diseasety §Fvish toray that thae: th il or iva Suaprea. . Ago does mot tmpair thems their sugar coating’and Pulliman's Palace Sleeping Cars, PAPER COLLAR: Dickens’ best... King William. Domesti Stanley A. E. SIMPSON, Manufacturer, 532 15th Street. IL. Upman B M Reconstruction do Grand Central I Cniversu A" shingles Extra No 1 shing| Common No 1 sh.ng Lath per 100.... D & H pickets Square do do_do OG Batten per tineal fr. Rough do do do . Liberal discount on carload lots. WINDOWS, (Glazed.) Pulace Day Coaches and Chair Cars, % | Miller's Safety Platform and Coupler and the Celebrated Westinghouse Air Brake. BFSee that your tickews read via | $2SSlSS2SESLERBEEBEBEES Ottoman strips.. being enclosed in glase Bottles preserve their virtues unimpaired for asy Mgt Of time, in any climate, so that they 870 al- \Waya fresh and reliable, which 18 not ihe case With the pilis found in the drug stores, pat pin heap wood or paste-board boxes. Recallect O e O Ay tive or Purgative is . Purieta wilt give the most perfect satisiction 10 siviouseden They aro y all enterprising Draggiats at 26 conts a bottle. . Do not allow any druggist to induce you to W Constitutions, these Root orla. Tocloral healing properties penc- Shiie harnalon Haleragemertiawi Yesterday afternoon 8 man nam- Kidneys and Liver, cleansiog the blood frow The champion interviewerlivesin eart _Dis: Futs, Dizziocss, Headache, \thy. He stopped a funerul | £1Ven by her to understand that she plarat, so quickly as this Eoot Bitters. All o T ve us just a moment, | The Judge began to question him. |, .. ., Weakly, nersous young men, sullering from loss | yoy fnow."” e meatng oot Bitters are ewecially T¢- | ¢'Your opinion regarding the Beeeh- | 800d-for-nothing loafer. omcatt e Lanccvons’ forma | Teporter produced his book. Go | fearn three shillings last Saturday? | Sufblk L Boils, Flesh Worms. Bloiches, Pustules, B { ), carse man, and he drove on. The | Potatoes Monday? Didn't T get | Perrel o3 not to be intimiaated. . G. W. FRAZIER, | it procesion to the grave. He | YOUEO for to belicse Iim lazy? An- | 110 sehane | mourners, “Come, now, what do | ton- Altion, A {nk Druggists, Storekespers and Cheists et . 0.; B L. Fahoestock & | must really let them alone, and | We are sorry to learn that a Ger- Neodicine House, § and 9 Coilege Place, X S . X Mr. Moulton, for instance;” | dust. We are a friend of the tem- 1 and ather first-class Drug Housed. i keeper. Ask for FRAZIERS ROOT BITTERS, | o) mpion reporter; but he was still | have when a man can take a rip- irtiagwy | “See here,” whispered the champion | prohibitory liquor law if a man is | 0ld fellow. T beg your pardon, but | get delirium tremens by drnking | ot B 1 i | s e % G do o do 15it?” 4Its the Beecher scandal,” | shop, and keep him away from | Biddeford. - ; 3 do do do o interrupted the minister, for the first | sicated window sills, any effort at | KURTZ MOHR & €5, SPUOL LUL1Us. do narrow, clear the devil! And if you ever inter- | ance societies will butcher the Ger- gonds <hey sell, anid by whow employed; also h ecises Tl thrash you within_ an | further.—Dunn County( Tenn.) News. IVIDUALLY to sa camen of this cluss, or Docles maz piect the eye of ALL Commerc that _these ministers live too “The voters of our nation, fon. Tose who comp'y ‘with sbove request L tion. - Those who asa civil question.— Rockcster Dem- | o Atlgatic’s rocey shore. oo | i letter only), The rising of the masses rrh, We Biters are anive.sal-¥ admitied 16 be the most - — onderfal Modical Discovery known 1o the 2 > Not Lazy. : a1 beal ) = Hamor of the Scandal. IDetroit Free Press.] e ie Libuge, sireagthening the Stomsich, o R nam. very Liod of liumor. No other medicine witl | Brooklyn. There are a good many ‘) -“l,fi':’:fi‘ tls‘;l elnpgexrtmn ure’ Chronic — Keamstis, — Neurslgia, | of him, and he is remarkably alive | the police Court, he having been Dyepepsia, Fover aud_ague, Costiveness, Piles, | r festojung 1 Orinary i Kidogy bisosse, and’ Liver cion the other day. ‘Sce | had applied fora warrant for him ] T e - | %or refusing to support his family, id he to the manager of the | uci discases are caused froma bad stomach | {1y | SC f and 2 polsonons condition of the b teowm low | you know.r! “What the deace d | When the woman interrupted him | Book e ot mesory, fos ol s caued ron | ¥ Cant i the hearse man, | 0 =y that her husband was a lazy, | Cibot 4 abuses 1a €arly | ! 0 lm}un’, N. Y. Mills... s e st wil doore w3 | o Scandal,” and the champion | 3 It heroared in reply. Didut | Ferbor idn’! v ck 1 BLEACHEC SHEETL P e S heu, LS (o the- g6 to Moulton,’ said the | Didn’t Tbring home halta peck of | | GLE tions, plmples o0 e e aties e azistencs: | reporfer was indignant, but he W l]l:;”f {'-‘"'fl'? ]o{ lfnl,{to'x- j\e;w!day. (T A recmsrm He followed ] TAII: - EA% SIOAVORS - SUCEE, can COTTONADES. interrupted the bearers in_ their | SWer me that!” His Honor sald he | GreaWester... | melancholy work. He asked the | would fake the case into considera~ BROWN SHEETINGS. Praglers Root Bitters are sold by all the lead. | e rasiees B Sold | you think of the Beecher scandal” | 5 B Bedtord Whelesale by Straug & Cabb, 13 & They replicd between sobs (lat he awdust Brandy. e end Beaton Myers & Caabeld, 127 3 o Pitdavurg; " Glorge . Guodwin & Co; | why in the name of propriety | man chemist has succeeded in mak- 1 Boston ; John ¥. Houry ge didn't he go to the — go to | ing a first-rate brandy out of sa: | NewYork; Wyth brothers, Philadelph a; Ful: ier & Fuller, Chicago ; John L. Park, T think I never saw such infernal | perance movement, and we want it e Xhis natice to, your drussist or store- | impudence in my life,” said the | fosucceed, but what chance will it and accept no auitg e wheNer K ies | confident and determined. “I am | saw and go out and get drunk with 4 | the resurree—" began the minister. | a fence-rail> What is the use of a | reporter, softly tapping him on the | able to make brandy smashes out of | shoulder, “Lusiness of iuportance, | the shingles on his Toof, or ifhe can | Baver Creek | . | itadmits of no delay.” “For heav- | the legs of his kitchen chairs? You | 0Ous, C 5 stock boards, 19 and 12 Tid Commercial Travelers. | en's sake,” said the minister, “what | may shut an inebriate out of & gin- do do o do Biddeto 15t clear, 1, 134, 1 4 a0d 2 fuch, said the champion reporter. “I | taverns, butif he can become up- TYANKEE = 24 do do do do want to know, you know—" ¢Sir,’? | roarious on boiled sawdust and des- G o 231 Farnham | do " ist comimon. time filling out a sentence often be- | reform must necessarily be a failure. Street. do 2 Tdo gun and rarely concluded, “go to | 1t will be wise, therefore, if temper- | 1etclear ceiling 55 inch. rupt me_again in these peculiar ex- | man chemist before he goes any o S who'ar st preet wnder o Sndageinent: K] T o is ol GREAT I3 A rasl . : wver | inch of your life!” “And what does | — thecefore ESP :h(’ champlon reporter Y i | THE COMING STRUGGLE, Hravelors and Salesmen in tnis country and | high anyhow, and they're getting : e A oty Swith above request | 80 thiey can’t answersolittle a thing | ,A%Best vas knows belore, | will be CONFIDENTIALLY treated and duly dvised of object In view. Pleats address, (b7 | oorat and Clronicle. Why - th's migiey oampe? What can the meaning e ? o CO-OPERATION, White common «care Gro. P. Rowell & Co., 41 Park Row, From northern lake to southern’sea. © mediom... enstom 1 Percale. Calico . seodim New Yomk Crry. T sonswavmen, i W T | B; Practical -Watchmaker, ot into a bathing robe that was 171 Farnram 8. B Oor, 11th St ready to burst at every step. Little | OMAHA B husband girded about his body a How She Dippad Him. ape May Wave.] The spirit of old seventy-six From out our heroes’grares * | Forbids u nation drenched in patriots’ blood, | oo 4y | 35 per centoft Cutesgo list tight squeezing our fut lady | piehionswhth o s e ore, B qnek DOORS, (Wedged.) ough obsolete long since, pt e 25 per cent off Cl 1engo I Temain as ever true: not ond ceat fortribute, Juck P e e But millions for defense. Pl Kansas Clty, §°. Joscph & Counell Biuf Ralrod, Via Omaha and St. Louis. kets for salo at cor. Teuth and Farnbam streets, snd U. P. Depot, Omaba. 100 00 100 00 00 00 5 W CORSET: BLINDS, APPLETON’S woolen garment that fitted like a shirt on a kill-deer. | bold as a couple of whales, to the s | water, but just at the ocean’s edge, m e Y 1 c a I | Puny suddenly halted, looked with Down they go, | Party ties and party laws Are but as ropes of san Toe .igits of m1n 10 b waan Should govern Freedom's land. Then shall our Flag more proudly float O'er Jand as well as sea, And nations set unborn shall gladly grest French whalebone Comet.. | Tinen printed |30 per cent off st White lime per bbl. ..... onisville cement por b} Plaster paris per hbl : bair per Lushel. CALHOUN MILLS FLOUR. ‘Wholesale depot 548 14th Street. Half barrel 53ckS.oouen. JOS.TEIL GEO. L. BRADBURY, Fa. Gen' Agent. . F. BAENAED, Gen'l Supt. St. Joseuh. A C.DAWES, Gen'l Pass. Agt., St Josenh. Gharles Popper, WHOLESALE BUTCHER g cis that ho may eay is fusc as Hod aa my Pelieln becauso ho mates & larget roft on that which ho recommends. If your Bageiet camnot sapply them. encloso 25 centa B. ¥. PLEECE, 3. D., Prop'r,. BUFFALO, N. To ND CATTLE BROKER, SALT LAKE CITY, - - UTAH teb2itt M. Keller, Proprietor of the Chicago, Rock Is e P and Pacific . R. ¥ ANDALIA OMATA TO CHICAGO, U o AND THE EAST, T A S, T et vt e 14, 23 TRATNS DALY ! Al Passenger Trains are equipped with the | 5 P AVE ST. LOUIS WITH WESTINGHOUSK PATENT AIR ERanks and L Ailler’s Patent Safety Platforia and Coupler. e Pullman Palace Cars THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE —To— awe on the furious billows, and then into the face of his determined wife. CYCLOPZEDIA |y i i ioemie v New Revised Edition. | “Come on.” On his trembling lips mtirely rowritten by the atlest writers on | shivered the sounds, “Oh, no:” every subject. Printed from new ty = e e Koot e ST St} | The small speciuen ‘of dimfinutive T | husbandry feared to risk Lis limited — | portion of flesh and bones in the | T ok o B ovasnis was | dashing foam. “You shall go in,” o o ta 1853, sinco which time the wide | said the fat woman. T wont,” said eirculation whicl It hasattained 1o sl peris of | skinny, at the same time making the Uiied St hace 1o every branch of | frantic efforts to tear away; down clence, litorature, aud arty havo Induced the | he goes in the sand scratching worse editoryund publishers o st i o w1, 1! | than a Kilkenny cat. Down drops o bied, Tax Askmican Crciovan- | the big woman on terrificd bones. i The sand flew, legs kicked, man i ast ten years tie progress of dis- 5 2 ) nameld G e e pariment of knowledge has | screamed, yet,in spite of all, the FOR SALE BY Window Glase' 50 9 ¢ discount Taade' now work of refercuce s tmperaive | mammoth “wife gathered her 100 | . Wr. OF.AIRRIT, TIN, SHEET-IRON. WIRE, &C. % movement of political afluirs has kept | pounds of furious sweetness in her o et i | want. | ‘with the discoveries of science, and their | arms, walked complacently into the - - i | MILTON ROGERS, COR. 14th & | | ‘The emblemn of the free. YAR Balworal Yarn, all colors, pe Germantown Wool, Saxony Yarns, per box.... In trade we'll try to deal, As wan should deal wi{h man, And while we seek t live ourselves, We'll sell as cheap as anybody can, And if akat you noed, Or friend you chance to meet, Remember Bunce, the Hatter, On Upper Douglus Street. J. OILS, PAINTS, GLA N.L D. ASK FOR PYLES O K SALERATUS! BAKING SODA! BEST IN USA P Me & Raavkeand Whi nan Moyer & Raspko toey LOMON. GENERAL COMMISSIO! ROBERT (. STEELL. KOSENFELD gives u following quotations his da 400,000 ACRES! —OF THE FINEST— Elkhorn Valley Lands Butter, active 22cts. in tubs; Eggs 10 per dozen; Live Chickens, 2 006 250 per doz.; Gooseberries, 50 per bu.: Cherries, 4 80 per bu.; Lemons, 12 00 per box, and Raspberries, per quart; Blackberries, 20c rants 20c. HARDWA PAINTS, &C | White Lead, St. Louis, Srtictly Pure .. .§ Enameld Glass, colors, 3 sq.{t. RISING SUN iifal application o the adusirial and useltd | pigoest preakers, and kersouse she A oo wans s cousoquemn revols- | landed him_headforemost into the FARNHAM. sea, and as he popped up to the sur- P o ey, which wasat its height when the last | face, half-strangled, she pressed him = g of the old work appeared, has happily-| to her bosom, suying, “Now, honey, e e e ottt | (Dot wiet bens e a1 e w? from Wilmington to enjoy.” Lions nave occured, involving national changes of peculiar mowent. The civil war of ourown PLATE. LOS ANGELES VINEYRD Depot for the sale of his NATIVE WINES AND BRANDIES 10x14 1C, fair quality. 10x14 Ic, best quality.. x4 1X do - d it activity s been comenced: e sccessions to ouw geographical know- FINEST in the STATE! ve been male bythe indefutigable ex- | Jess: p's Eng] Ard will be sold at from Burden’s horse sh k ardea’s horse shoes, per ke political revolutions of the last | do " mule do’ "do e oo ot viw amutode | Wrs- Jipes's Healthy Werk. | $2.50) to $5,00 PER ACRE! | Dinee s eins, discous i per ot For Cash or on Long Time. CASTLE BROS,, IMPORTERS |OF TEAS East India Coods, 213 and 213 FRONT STREET €an Francisco - California, meh6Tm PLATTE VALLEY REAL ESTATE! Samuel C. Smith, And Poictson U. P.R.E., hould take o e * |U.P.R.R. LANDS, “LINCOLN ROUTE” Columbus, - Neb, . Gavernment Lands Located! onfecticners’ Tool Works, ATCHISON & NEBRASKA| . P. Lands Sotd! RAILROAD! e Improved Farms and'Town Lot for Thos’ | re tor » | o S Aok e il C A SRR R— . | Atehisoa to Chieago and St. Loul S Confectioners’ = IISCHONOTI TOOIS | o pitimcsit cosimninsne. | ON BONG TIMEI Freezer &e. 2yuipped with Palace Dav aad Sleepiag Cara. | BEF-All Commiunications Cheer- Nos. 1301 & 1303 No Eighth St. | _an delay and aconveniencoarriviag trom | fully Answered ‘est of PEILADELPHIA, PA. e e Tty camoided, Weat of ATCHISON and the ATCHISON & SEBRASKA RATLROAD. (ATALOGUES SENT | Direct and Reliable upoc spplication. 12x121X do 120 IC do Hx20IX _do 55 e whiowe B Ao fn every on s o e T ot s of ¥hee lives evory one s curlous alis Herald) | : = B kmo e e masiaat sleses matnined, | MrS. Jipes, of Greasy Point, TIL, NAILS. B atakiaare a8 et preservad oniy | Bfter sawing a kord of wood, digging O T o epater o 1hd trabuien pubkics | ive. Lushels of potatocs, milking s o aonct and aithenie history. | tWenty cows, carrying ten tubs ot ‘i preparit ¢ the present edition for the press, | water, and doing a washing of ten 4 hasaccordingiv been theaiu of theeditora 1o | Gozen pieces, Incidentally men- Seiag down the Taformation o the aast por. | 078 Picces, incidentally D e, avid 1o furnish &n accurate account | tioned being tired. M. Jipes read of e ds: recent discoveries i science, of | to her from & newspaper: Srety fresh production io literature, and of e P eation in the practical’aris, us I eto give a succinct and original record of 100 plate DC (i g 100 plate DX, o 100 plate DXX. o 100plate DXXX do | Roofing IC charcoal do RosfngIX o do 10314 [ coke o 100 t0 601 per ez 155" LAND EXPLORING TICK- | % = ETS forsale at 0. & N. W. depot, | 44 bearing coupons which will be tak- | 53¢, g0 en at full cost in payments for land. | 101 Enivng 3o g =2 do - do “T be- & do do lieve that nothing would tend so ef- | . cxeve. c.s. xaspack | 103 casing do fectually to get rid of these creations GKEBE & KARBACH, & A g progress o poliical o Belor < et care. | Of Weariness, and that over-stimu- | 1sth st etween Faroham:and sraey (v | Wrousht all sizcs Fo e ok vy tabar, st with the most ample | 1ation of the emotions, as a fair OMAHA, - . NEB. resources for carrying it on to successful | gshare of healthy work directed to- 2 termination. ward a definite object.” Just here —XANCFACTURER 07— -~ origiaal stercotype plates have 5 e e s T Spring'and Farm Wagons, e waed, but every page lsa been printed ou | 3 can of lmperial baking powder mew type, forming in fact & new Cyclopwdia, | ctryck him in the abdomen. Fol- St with .’i.'fl"f':’fi'"p’:fn'dr‘"f;p-nm lowing this came a stove lid, three | BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES. sure, and with ";f,,.:":""'".':i"g L‘_';r“;; pancakes, a rotten tomato, salt-cel- Dealers in and manufacturers of po‘\lh;ll.nd"l" h‘:g,"w_ | lar, bowl of buttermilk, and all the | AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! PFhe ilustrations which are introduced for | dough for Thursday’s baking. Itis | T)ARTICULAR A T"ENTION PAID TO e e e ot p ovident that she considered berlord HORSL BHOEING. wot for B&Repairing «f wagon and blacksmithing Prompily done st reasonablo brices mrdaws 2 Fast Express Trains Leave Paily, e s AT DES NOINES with the Des Sotnes Valley T N APURINSELL with he Contral Ratroad of anapolis, Tohil s e Gt s | Indianapolis, ATVEST BT G Sincton, Cinci . eati £ iooin Lhe Beriugton, Gt incinnati, gu‘li‘ ‘;'\lu“'lLTON hth['flUX with the . s uth-Western * pranch, for Muscatine, | ‘Louisvill Washi ogton and all points south. S i I‘o e, AT DAVENPORT with the Daveiport & st. | c . AT'ROCK 1SLANLY with the Western Union cago, P.nll{old [0; l‘;iu‘p;zn. Be: )it, Racine, Mil- e SR on | Columbus, L‘{ R“dCK ‘:%AEOD‘:TZ :hn Rocklord, Rock | s'and and St. ui ilroad for St. Louis | o e o Pittsburg, AT BOCK ISLAND wich the Peorla & Rock iand Railroad for Peoria and points east. 3 3 ATBRERT TN S ronbet | Philadelphia, A_x;‘y,“l:lée;!l:“cflhlll{rgflifl :ll;.l Peoria, A with the Iilinois Central Rail- | 2. e Baltimore AT CHICAGO with Il lines East, North aud | Tl p e e TIROLGH TICKES 1o st e i, | Washington, 20x28 IC chareoal roofng via this line, can be procured, and any info ©etx14 IX chareoal. - mation obtained, concerning points.’at. tho | icket office of the compary, 128 Farnham St., | wl G, antalsoat e peiiciral axerons N B W XY ORK - axp— BEENERETEEEEE gegssgeggsegssssgssy L8z M. EELLER & Co., Large pt Corner of Batery andWashingtonSts. St — Bar l.lnm. arrival of Traius from the West. €88 Daggage Checked Throngh to all Principal Eastern Points. A. M. SMITH, H. RIDDLE, Goa't Py g, RIDPLE., | ONLY ONE CHANGE TO Chftago. A5 J. H. LACEY, b, o T oy Cleveland, Buffalo & Boston Omsbs. | i~ san mar7tt PASSENGERS Going East or South from Omaha ©€AL. Sheet tin 25 to 36 iu. . do do do do do do in2501b cas ‘Sheet 24 to 35 inches per sheel. Tinnerssoldet (extra refined... oo £ MISCELLANEOUS. R Hay and manure fork spre ‘Hoes and gaiden rakes.. Hdo | HINGES Strap ad T Narrow wrought, fast Jo | Cast, Joose pin réversible. Sioux City & Pacific R. R | TICKETS cnranyte Saes | 8. B "coracr Fourth & Chestnut s The Shortest aud only Direcct | St. Louts, and ai the Principal Rat'> Route from | way Offices in the West. CHAS. BABCOCK C.E. RUSSELL, COUNCIL BLUFFS | Do R oA St. Paul, Minneapolis, | MPSON CHAS. E. FOLLETT, And all Pomts in apt., Gun'l Pass. Ag't. DIANAPOLIS Sr. Louts. | NORTHERN IOWA & MINNESOTA. | N PULLMAN PaLACE SLEEPING CARS | © On all night trains 7ia this route. Bpre | Pirst qualit of pletoris’ effect, but to By qQ daed B Loy aud force 10 the explana: | & ‘‘definite object,” and the fair Sl e e ny | <hare of work directed toward him O et i acenery | Was a little healthier than he de- srchitectyre, and art, as we' ias the various pré- | sired. osses of giechanics and 1ean . Al | ‘iniended for instruciion ratber than | Efiwm? e b eost of | A LUTHER FESTIVAL.—August 2 il I morom_pd it f3vcllerst | & Luther festival was el at Son- will Cada welcome reception a3 ; | neberg, near Coberg. Some 10,000, mirale festiro of sbe Cyclopedia, aad w0rthy | | orpong attended. The fete proper The wor« is sod o Subscriters ov‘}y»&'g‘_’f | begun Sunday morning by a Cath- on divery of sach velama, It wil [ olic service in the town church, o tixteen large octavo volumes, each | 0 ot mm-uyvn‘n::u::;& with and closc(ll in k:lm cvening by a Ger- | e &ffi},h man service showing the religion of B waD STYLE OF BINpiNg, | Thuringia before and after theRefor- {nestra Gioth, per VoL.......mr$5%0 | Mation. In the afternoon the fete t:um;,a‘z.‘; per Vol 690 | opened on Schoenburg hill where T o, B i~ ‘.0 | Dumerous booths and a_menagerie 38 i Moroces, satiate, g were spread around. Among_ the Yol shows was one representing Tetzel ey selling indulgences. He was seat- | S Thres volums no realy, | Susmoting vor | SR faugh movey chest on | BOOTS & SHOES which was written, “Ass00a as the | 51015th St. Between Farnham an2 Douglas | pyryesNo 3, iron bot. money in this chest doth ring, the [ 3 do " do1ts 3o - soul straightway to heaven doth do do Unioo ir spring.” After a while Luther and S I his party appear, upon which Tetzel TREITSCHKE & C0., adress the Pullishers. C | hliflb tis‘y n.-u-e:m wi}jh his tre:m(x]re, . | but is overtaken and forced to dis- D. Appleion & Co,, | And General Provision Dealers, 8. W. Cor, Jacksen snd 19th Bta., 40" do gorge. The seene was tumultuous | 49 & 551 Broadway, Keep & superior stock of Groceries, Proy 4o N .n‘:l&xc;flng.m p.;u;s: adressed the I New York, | multitudeas all join singing, visions, S LIRSS e & ‘WRENCHES. Taty discount do Coe’s L do Charcoal, both sides smothe Agents Wanted !} =" & PR do SCREWS. Wecan show active men ow to make dhney | Jusiuta, oo by selling the best household articles, Magic 5 do "o 2 | Needlo Threaders, Carbonized Steel Glas Cut- 4o do ter, Carbonized Steel Knife Sharpecer, Magic 27... | Flour Shifter, &e. AGRICULTURAL DM LEMENTS. CHICAGO NOVELTY 02 ' H. CANDRIAN, = | mHotcs suvos s o, mee Manager. 'OFFICE 519 THIRTE] . e BT | Bowlands Nodtiaes: spovee D . Oxam, Nam. | RO et o ™ B0 do do black spedes do Moore do polished do do ‘do’s “spring point” L H shovels. AXES. Lippencott’s Westera Crown. pP'IIdO do do b_vefeu. COFFEE MILLS Tatt’s blac sclane and na’ % o “amous and remar 2 2910 American Tron. 4 do brass Unitea states “A”Americar. immitat'n Russis, all Nos, Less than full bundles add one cent. GALVANIZED. CONNECTIONS. 1. At U. P. Transfer with Un Railroad for Omaha 2. At Council Bluff, with Kansas City, St. | Joe and Council Klufls Railroad for St. Louis | and all points south | At Mirsourl Valley with the Chicago and | Northwestern raflway for Chicago aud all | Dpoints east. 4. At Sioux City with Sioux City and S Paul, linois Central and Davota Southern railroads. Steamers for Upper Missouri River, during navigation and with stages for ali polaty in the Northwest, | t Blair with Omaha and Northwestern | vl for Grmaha and Southern Nopraskar & At Fremont, Nebraska, with the Union | Pacsfic railroad for i Bt i pointe west and the . At Wisner with stagos for Norfolk and ai? Pojats ia Northern Kebraska, | B& Tickets for salein Chicago and North- | western Baiiway offces. o o Mo R Be surs-your tickets read via 5. C. & P, L. BURNETT, Sup't. F. C. HILLS, Gen. Ticket Ag't. GEQ, W. GRATTAN, Ageat, Umiaa, i Pacttc | SPADES AND SHCY angisdtt ‘Bundics Ciaconnt 15 per cens. COPPER. H. C. WALKER, —MANUFACIUKEP AND DEALER IN— & Braziers 6 to 9 do 1010 2 do 12¢t0 1001 Sheathing, T4 aud 15 Planished, 14 and 16 5z. Nos. 7, 8'and 9, Planis} Bolt co, 883 88 8888 83828 OMAIEIA OITY STOVE STORE. E. F. COOK, 8637 14th Bt, between Douglas] :4 SDodgs m“‘gfl:"ml‘:fl,mh Cooking and Heating stoves Stam Japanned and French War st e hottog, o ‘Spoutiag. 'flhmmfl'm ths. peciten pagss of the AMERICAX CTCLO- | P howing type, ilustratiors. etc., will S = CLASS CANVASSING = WANTED Proprietors: Tioxas MriLs, G0, M. MriLs, ATiERP.PiRukz. maridawim TEANL IBEHERT, TATT.OR, 13th St., bet. Farnham and Harney. All kinds of TATLORING, Ci Kinds of TATLORING, CLEANING mna EsTABLISTED 1864:" B an With the A- T &£ 8.5 BB for e Great Arka.sas Valley & Colorade, And with all lines runping South to points in Indian Territory. made BRIGHT WIRE. v ou uy Nos. 0106 839 1001 2 1 15 15 1 HAMMERS. Havdole's, A ENo 1, 13,2..... Mammond’s A ENo 3. ‘Bouthern Kansas and the Indian' Ask for Tickets vis LINCON & ATCHISON Nos. 15,16 1 1 Per bundle 15 per centdiscoun “Eiu Feste Burg ist unser Gott.” 88888 =5328 F. WHITE Gon'l Pass. Ag't. AtehiSon, Kanes