Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 9, 1874, Page 3

Seccnd Ward Registration List. Armstrong, Geo Aust A _Armstrong G R Asinscow Edw'd ‘Abmanson Jno Ayer Jared ‘Arneman Alfred Allen A E Autts 0J Anderson Amos AckermanErnest Adis A D AdisH C Adis Richard AsplandJ W Alby J H Arnold LB Abel Julius Berkley Vincent Buffe: Sidney Behm Jeremiah Baldwin J H Braning Henry Barker George Benjamin H R Burley Alfred Beohl Wm Ball D B Bonner G C Burt Richard Betteroff Fred Burmester E C Batler Edw’d C Blumle 8 Betterson Theo Bowen D L Bolia Preston Bellis E D Blatzeck Frank Boukal Adolf Barber HG Brubn F Blake George Bushman Henry Bushman W M Brad; O W Behrens Barney BellJ W Bertsehey Geo Borden Andrew BurkhardtJ P Brown H E rucker G F Buckbee Arthur BohlmanGustave Burkhard John Bfuke Joseph Bryant F B Bernk Emmett Bliss John Bradley John Byers John Beard John Bolden Geo Burke A Betting James Benedict Francis Breishacher F Burnham N4 Batler J H Bowen James Bowman D H Burns W H Brown H M Brown A S Brown Peter ¥ Budka Joserh Bearns Wm Boyd Samuel Brainford John Bennett LM Byers Andrew CL Bach George BrownsonCharleyBrandt Henry Burkhard Frank Burr G C Burr Dan Bullins E R Butler G D Ballou 0 H Bartlet Wm R Blazes F Beal BF Bradford Henry Badolleth Y Balback Chas Berry Green Conkling J R Cilarkson R M1 Creary C F Colins Jerry Cayle Patrick Chambers Wm Collins John Crosbie J A Cruickshank A Convalin F Carmody M (,unelmn Thomas Caleban J C Collins John Calins Thos ford Pat Carlsen C W Christensen P Christensen Jans Christensen J C Christensen R Courtney K Collins Timothy Cowen Joseph Carpenter R W Cnle F Coburn Wm ChubbO P Clapson H C Colfield I 8 Carpenter DW Campbell T ary B D Coffman V H Cl hrlxbeaun M Christensen R Cury J H Campble J B Connell WJ Cogins Peter Crowly Wm Colvin R 8 Coops Henry Cholman John Case W H CoxCW Corse D Cook BT Cunningham W Clinton M P Cole Bennet Cunning bam D Chardler EB Connery T Curtis F A Carpenter JJ Cradit H Curtis G L Child Charlos Cook EL DetwilderJ B DavisJ W Dayis John Duel H P Donovan M Dunham M DavisJ W Dwork Geo Duel CP Dinan P Dugan L Dufek W Dayly Pat Dugan James Deckerhoff J A Denzer Andrew Doerwild Fred Dwyer M DavisJ E Donelly J Donelly T3 Donelly J jr Dietz Charles Dunn E Donaldson J F DanielsJ M Dier HC Douglas M Dufley M Duffey § Denise W Doneily T -DixonE G Davis John jr Doyle B Dus Frank Dinan Wm Dansmore G E Diggermann H Daniel C Davis R E Esmus J Peter Edwards M G Epple Christian Eberlin Heary Ernest Jcseph Enborsky Joseph Elam tteuben Ekwall John Eberlin John Elliott W N Edmunson £ Eberhart Al G Erdman W H Titeh C B Fendish W Fangman Anton Flood Matthew Farrell Bryan Farsbender Jos Freeman A Festner F C Flora M Rsr Flora MR jr Fleght Wenzle ~Fendrick W Fraser R T Fitzgerald Frank Flora E H Frost E Fitchell G H Frederiok August Fisher Kingman Fresoni Oto France James Fitzgerald Jorry Finandgo Hertry Forton § D Flora Melville -~ Finkojdo Henry France John M Fitzmorris M Goodrich St JohnGoodrich C8 Gish Jacob Gibson J 8 Gardner Jessle Gray Thomas Grady Thos Gorman Simon Gorman Danijel Griffin A W Guetzsche Henry Gorman Frank ‘Gorman Thos Garvy Pat Garvy Jno Grady Michael Green John Galagher Theo Goldsmith A C Grebe Adolph Getty W J Gill T M Gorman TW Gosch Peter Gosch Johaun Grebe H Garnet John Graham O F Gillmeister E Godwin Parke Guello W E Grady Wm Grenade Chas Gage E M Gage C L Goos Peter Ganezes Eugene Gordon F A Hascall IS Homan G W Sen Hoagland G A Heybrook Lew G Hennessey Wm Habhn W J Hanting Wm Hickey James Hartman J G Huth Fred Homan H A Hales H A Humphreys Wash Hanson Ingwin Hammett Wm Heisler Lewis Hoffman George Hernig Wilson Hebbler D Hebbler Henry Halsey John Houfek Frank Houlsted John Hartsem Darius Heaningsen H Hansen Andrew Hendrickson L Hendrickson P Hitchecock A A Hamberg Wm Hebbler Louis Hamelton JgL Hoerath Michael Hoy Robert Hunter LG Hughs Patrick Helfer E Hoye John Corbey J O > pel C Hlmelton CharlesHahn Joseph Hacht Eugine Harlwig T Henry William Hinman J E HowelJ D Hansen Andrew Hald Alf-ed Hellman M Henuum K K Hotterrath A Hrabe Joseph ~ Hrabe Mike Hoonigsen H Henry J E Hogrefr H Huston M H Hartman C Heck John Hensen Andrew Hawes Pat O Hart Charles Hepan Joseph Halla John Hruska W Harrington J G Hill Humphrey R Hildinger John Hurley Daniel Holman S L Tjams W H Tler Itner Hiram Isham D T TIverson Peter Irmer F W ller Peter E Johnsen Charles Jablecnick James Johnson Rufus Jaunsa Vencel Jacobs 8 Johnson Aibert J hnson J F Jores W R JaccbsJ G Jenkins C L. Jetter J M Jansen Anton Jansen Michael Jansen C A Johnson Wm Justes C P Jones AD Jenson Peter Johnson C A Jones A A Jacobson Jacob Johnson John { John Jansen J C Johnson OC Kastle Wenzla Keple V Keller S L Kendall G W Kau man J Kaisler,Frank Kermen Joseph Kobl Charles KellyJ E Konvalin F Kitka Witzle Kenney Peter Krumpos M Korty L H Kitha Peter Kursky John Kastner W Kastner T Kreple Joseph Kughler W W Keller Oscar Kinchelo L W Kennedy B E B Kennedy W J Kramer B Kleffner F Kennedy T Karbach CJ Karbach P J Karbach P Kucera W Keefe Richard Kaudle Frank Kennedy Pat Kenney Horace Kouelle Frank Kennedy M W Kider G C Koch_Phillip Keyee B L Kubr George Kubes Henry Kotiza Joseph Kelly Daniel Lowe Enos Lowe W H Lytle J2W Lovett J L Lehmer Frank Levi Joseph Londgren H F Liebert Jean Larsen Soren Lang Ole Lemon TB W Leblen Charles Liebler,Max Lutz John Lynch C H Livingston 1J Lahmann H McGarvine Pat Morrell John MeClelland Wm Mulius Fred MecCausland J Mahoney Jery Mec(andlish Wm Murray Thos Mengen L Mailer James MecAusland A Morrison M MecGeath G J MecDoneld M Marish Frank MecGraw Pat MecDoneld M Metz Louis Morgan F C Meyers Micheal Murphy Marttin MeGoldrick P McMicheal J Meyer Adolf Labagh G F Lilly Jerome Long W Lenahan Thos Lampkins G D Lang Fred Lovelace George Lee Daniel Larson L P Lynch P W Lieble Jacob iee Michael Leavett HT LarsonJohn Lockfell H Meany Micheal Marsh J A. MeNabb J W McDaniels Chas Mansfierd CR Murphy Andrew Rea F McCaffrey Hugh Mileer John Mulvahill John Manning A Morton John Muliken G C McConochae R McEvoy John McKibban H Monroe G ¢ Mainer Abraham Mackie C M Malley John Meyers Micheal Meyer Sherman Malcobm F 8 Mahoney John Meyer GF MecCandlish W N Mertis J P Morrow J C Meystrick Joseph Maning W F Macbee Charley McCoy G W Mannweiler C K Moscript Rob't Mitchell Henry Miller J S Minick John ~ McKelligan M J Mount D F Manchester R Markel ] W McAusland A D Mason Henry McAusland RR Mader Leopard Mudra John Mohr J N Morsny F Minska A Moravie John Maning Pat Myers Emanuel Moris George Miller J M Meyer Max Miller J 8 Miner Charles Meystrick Frank Maaly John. Nast Albert Nash E W Neckle Wm Nelson 8 Nelson B Nelson J A Nock V Nolan T Neilson Jans ~ Nelsen J C Nemee M Nemec F - Nemec Anton Nowachek W Newcomb H R Neizer H Nygreen N P rmetz J Nelson Jans Nelson Hans Nelson N B Neidermyer C Nelson O Nelson J A Nicholansen § Nerod M Novik John Neale R H Nordreen A M Orchard WM O’'Keefe R O’Conner T Orton 4 C Olsen & Powell C Peabody J H Polack A Powell A C Parsons J B Prince C W Petterson C jr Penny C H Pope C Pray John Parent C Parker T Pollack C A Peycke G E Pritchett G E Popile H Porter J W “Petrick J 0'Neal Eugine Orchard A R 0’Brine James Olsen John Preston Wm Pomeroy H Pierey D N Patterson J Pfaw Fred Petters L H Petterson John Petterson C sr Page HH Petterson C jr Peters W A Power M Pleasant Adolph Paulson P Teycke E Powers P Pigman W Panine§ Peterson N Parry C Quinland Pat_ Quinn James Quinn John Rogers Milton Rose O RedfieldC E Rosewater A Robb John Ramge F J Richardson Wm Rhoy Phillip Risden M R Reidy James Roberson J R Rhoades Wm Rodeback A ¢ Rathbun G R Ryan TC Rasmensen R Richards LC Rothchild D Rhisve O Rich A Rasmensen C Rasmensen C H Rasmensen R H Roberts S Rodis Edward Rasmensen L, Reick H Reiche Fred Reepen D Reavis W T Reed W B Rickard C Rhodes W Rautenkraut E Riewe Charles Rasmensen H Russel C Rusher H Dedm: Rau CM Ruslon Joseph Reaves Geo Rasmensen C Swobe Thomas Strickler Jacob Stein J H Sheely Joseph Snowden Wm Simen Alois SaxenbergerFred Stephens O F Swartslander A Shropshire J S Bmith Roswell Samuels Jacob Simpson Charley Sturman M H Schmidt Charles SBanwood G Bwobe G A Spencer Wm Stubbs J J Swartna MartinSr Swatna Jacob Swatna Martin Jr Seiltzle Anthony Shaffer C C Semer C Swensen Elias Simerad Frank Somers George Sullivan Morris Sparks J H Smitk D J Semeral J M Smythe Frank Sally James Shiverick Charles Schwarbold Rob't Sessman Charles Shultz John Schoonmaker] MSellin J N Stgeyer D Schill Gustave Bchons Jean Smith J P Shanehan Daniel Bimons John Schindler C Sweeney John Namler Jacob Sharpless O B Strasberg Henry Smith O M Bulick Wentzle Stafford J M Stewart E W' Strob Fred ith WR Bhaw George Schlecht Jacob Smith Eben Squires E C Singen Charles H Stem 8 P Shaw Lewis Shaw Henry Stephens Isaac Summers Charles Spencer Julian Sullivan Ugine Sundblad Chas Stumph George Shaffer Fred Schied Andrew Schweiger Chus Schridt Chas Splitstover Chas Solburg § T Sierek H Simpson J R Starel Joseph Swatna J 8 maha George Boyka Joseph rgent D B Bommers W F Simon A Simeral E' W SavilleJ H Tragnor Andrew Turner Charles Toner Michael TuckerJ S Tebins J H Triescke Julius ‘Thorn Frank Trumble Wm Tracey Andrew Teilz Charles Tilton A M Theeman C A Trimble J G Thompson J 8 Trima John Tanner L Dr Taylor John G Tierney Chas Thomtas J C Thomas F H Turney C R ‘Thurman Gordon Tieben Herman Toles James Tooker J A Tracey John TueekWenzel Thrall Gool{: TiggmanTH Talbut Josep] Tucker 8 F Upton John B Vandorn TL _ Vindquest N Vanostrand J W Voss Henry Vanetta HC Venl. Fritz | Vroa Frank n hyming W C | Vaughn W B k Thowas | | Vuyovnen Heary | Winship I M Withnall Joho | Walters Frank ~ Webber JH — | Witting Jacob Weirt EB Walch Pat Wade Thos Witt C ‘Wyndear C E | ‘Weaver G J Wilbur R H Wirth J A Walters J R ‘Wilson F M ‘Weatherwax T J Wilde Ricnard Walsh W P Wheeler G W B WarringJ H WhitakerThemas Weinstein Louis Wetmore G R~ Wulf CF Wasneck Wm Welling J M ‘Wood C ‘Woods J S ‘Webber Wm ‘Walsh John Wagner Phillip WillisEB Westerdahl B Wyman Evan Withrall RN~ WebbJ E WirthJ C ‘Withelm Peter ‘Wilson W H - Weldon S A Wethers J H Williams C W ‘Wallack ‘Warner Phillip Wells C B Ware EM Wood B Wright J 8 ‘Wrana Joseph ‘White H D Welford Edward White C E Yerga John Zacker Edward This is to certify that this is a true ! list of all the registered voters of the Second Ward at this date, Octo- ber 7th, 1874 A. R. ORCHAD, Registrar. N BYRON REED. LEWIS & REED BYRON REED & €0, The Oldest Established Real Estate Agency IN NEBRASKA complete Abstract of Title o all Rea ntv. Keop 8 Douglas ou Extate in Ow-ha and BN, D.JONES ~MA® PACTUREF OF AND DEALKR IN- Lambr «quirts W.ndow Shades, CHROMOS, ENGRAVINGS AND PICTURE FRAMES. 270 Farnbam street, corner F fteanth WII.I.IAM LATEY, Cor. 16th and Webster Sts., Keeps a complete assortment of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS. «263m TREITSCHKE & CO., And General Provision Dealers, 8. W- Cor. Jackson snd 13th Sta., Keep a superior stock of Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors and_ Cigars, aud sell cheapet than anv otber house in Om iv3 City Meat Market. e EELY BROS. e tntlgjonthand A LARGE SUPPLY OF B = M\ ¥, P OoORX MUTTOS, ©)ULTRY, —axp— BMGERETABLES Agents w: $5 10 890 G R Cinsekof" workc m; p-uph odolthor sox, Joune or 000, Tare more money at work for Us in their spare mo- ments or all the time than at anythiog else, Adireas STINSON & G-, Portiand. Mxi ner GANE QUEALEY’S U. P. Soap Factory! Situsted on the line of the Union Pacific Railroad, near the powder house. Manufac- fi-st-class soap for home consumpting W. J. CUSSEN, GENERAL AUCTIONEER, Cor. 16th and Dodge Ms, Prompt attention given to sales of household turnitare, s ore eteneith at store or gwner's resldence. Public o private: UNION MARKET R. A. HARRIS, 537 Fifteenth Sroet, bst. Douglas aad Dodge. BEEF,; PORK, Mutton and Veal, Fish, Poultry, Game, sug20 1y AND VEGETARTRR. PASSENGERS Going East or South from Omaha ints on U.P.R.E., hould take the ‘LINCOLN ROUTE” via The ATCHISUN & NEBRASKA RAILROAD' And securs tor themsetves the choiue of Six Fopular B:ates from Atetison to Chicago and St. Louls, All making Relisble anections sndbeing 3,uipped with Palace Dav and Sleeplig Cars, All d- "X lnfl Inconvens lne(nrlvl sfors can bo . Louis by mnn‘ ‘Tickets ATCHISON and the ATCHISUN & NEBRASHA RAILROAD. | Direct and Relisbie Gonnectt 4 Belizble Connections .'-:-m..u. Great Arkausas Valley & Colora And with all lines running South to points Bouthern Kansas and the Indian anes itory. | from et ot LINCOLN & ATCHISOH At-Miton. Knpéan TO THR— OF BOTH SEXES. V0 OHARGE FOR ADVIOE AND CoN- SULTATION. R J. B. DYOTT, graduate of Jefferson Medical College, Philadel- phia, author of several valuab works, 2an be consulted on all diss eases of the Sexusl and Orinary gans, (which he has made an pecial study,) either in male op: male, no metter from what *- originating, or how long smq to treut diseases with success. Cures glnnntzed, Chasges reasonable. | Those at a distance can forward lot- ters describing symptoms and en- closing stamp to prepay postage. Price 100, J. B. DYO111, M. D. GROCER S| ?. Honev and Commerce. [ Dailv Review. | BBOFFICE OMAMATDAILY BRE,| Ootober s, 1874, " | We have nothing of note to re- | port in the monetary as the market issteady and business good. Rates | of discount and exchange ruling at former quotations. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Land Greats (selling), Land Warrants, (160 a buying)... Land Warrants (160 seres selling) 7 Agricultural College Serip, (1€0 acros bUYILG).eseeres Do.—Selliug. Exchange on 3 per ct. In the commercial market, busi- nessis active in all general lines, and the market firm at yesterday's quotations, OMAHA MARKETS, Caretuu; worrected Daily DRY GOODS. 1. 3. BROWN & BRO., Cor. 14th and Douglas street. PRINTS. BLEACHEC SHEETINGS. Pepperell 8-4 . do 94 Farmers and Mechants.. Great Western.... BROWN SHEETINGS. Amoskeng, a0 a. Biddeford. 15, Otss, € C. Biddeford. YANKEE NOTIONS. KURTZ MOHR & 0., 231 F:arnham Street. SPOUL LUTIUR. Clark’s 0. N. T.. Ll L fos s, g8 2858 8882% e, al colo s, per ‘Germantown Wool, = " Saxony Y ¢ M arns, per oy, GENERAL COMMISSION. J. C.' ROSEN FELD gives us the following quot:stions this day: Potafoes, 9'0@$1 00 per bushel; Butter prime 23g30c kutter,goo«i @z%nu tter, cooking 10 per doz; Live chickens zso@s 75; Lemons, 14 00 per bex. OYSTERS W B. 7z Co.—Select, 65 cts per canj Stan dard 55 cts per can; Medi- um'45 cta per can. HARDWARL. JOmX T. EDOAR. Horse shoe b Norway nail Todo o S /Amer; Duidee thisable skclos, discaii 4 per cent Stor halfrateat axles, o - s o 1 casing do do - d aouananaanass BREERSEEER28S NERVOUS & DEBILITATED : 2 3 - MISCELLANEOUS. Hay and many How and B8 ©8 &% &3 &8 sas L] L %% a0 p 1~ aca uREn 8838 ®8 $3888 8888 & do. Engineer's No 1 Y do 3. HATCHETS. Morris® shioghug, 20 do do do do LEATHER. Best Buffalo Sole, do do Matamoras Best Oak. Baltimore Oak French K Cai, Toading brands Howlock Upper; Oak do Grain_ do Linlogs, per dozen, oppings, do AMoroceo (Boot. Leg) (0l Dressed (Simon) luve Kid) do do Ouk Line e~ m do do Hemlock Line o Fair Bridle, per side, Team Collars, per doz. do do Patent Dash Leather. SOAPS Powell & Co., Soap monufacturers. Sapc Publico, 6 1-2@6 3-4; Savon Republ.c, de., Chemical Olive, 6 to 6 1-2; Palm, 5@5 14 ; German Mot- led, 6 1-4a6 1-2. ART GOODS AND UPHOLSTERFR'S STOCK. Benjamin B. Jones, Decorative Up- holsterer and dealer in fine art goods, 270 Farnham Street, furnishes the following auctations: FRAME MOULDINGS. Oil walout mouiaings, one nch, per foot, 5¢; 2inch 10¢; 8 inch 15¢; polished walnut, 1 inch 7c; 2 inch 15¢; 8 inch 21c. Berlin gilt, 1 inch 6@15¢; 2 inch 12@30¢; 8 inch 18@ 45¢; imitstion rosewood and gilt, 1 iuch 6@10¢; 2 inch 10@20c; 8 inch 15@30c. ‘WINDOW BHADES. Plain bands. 6 feet, all colors, per pair, 1 50; ornamental bands, 2 00@ 4 00; cach sdditional foot, 758 per pair. REPPS. Union ;a1 wool g 1 mperial MW@ Aol w'pe DAMASES, Union per yard, 1.60; all wool, 2 00a3 C0. MATTRASSES, Husk, 4-4x6-2, 4 005 00; straw, 00a4 00; Erlsior. 3 5084 5b. LUMBER. RETAIL LIST Bublect to change of market witnout WM. M. FOSTER, OaU.P. R R. uu(b:‘,.‘llllhmn GEO A. HOAGLANL. Jolats, studding and silis, 2 1, and un- , per yard a and stri- 8 s % I enweaSERNRERRENREEERRSHENY! IX|8g8sr8888838888888832228882888 Liberal discount on earload lots. WINDOWS, (Glazed.) 35 per cont off Chicsgo list. N DOORS, (Wedged,) 25 per cent off Ci tcago lst. BLINDS. 30 per cent off st White lima per L Lonisvilie someat OILS, PA] £ N. I. D. SOLOMON. ROBERT C. STEELL. ..$ 181 Lara uul, No 1§ 95¢1 00 | e “ wgtraind 28 | Lubrieating e e Coal O11. PAINTS, &C hite Lead, 8t. Louls, rtictly Pure ....§ Lo L ey Brauds. 9 Viindow Glass” 50 % ¢ discount TIN, SHEET-IRUN. WIRE, &C. MILTON ROGERS, COR. 14th & FARNHAM. TN PLATE. 10x14 1, fair quaty. 10x14 1o hest qualt i BNUENEGETEERBENSS, £238388828288888! Shoet tia 25 to36 1n.. do (3 e o Sticor 4.0 35 Inches persboer. ‘Tinnerssolde (extra refined .. = & & e bid metal First qualit Numbers 18 t0 Zb...ooou..... do do do 5 Zess tna e cen AT et immitai s Kuasia; o Nos. Leas 1hav ful bundlas. add oge cent. GROCERIES. BTEELE & JOHNSON 538-540 141H sT. CLARK & FRENCH COR. FARNHAM AND 111H €T. PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, 212 FARN- | HVM ST..—WHOLESALE DEALERS- NORGAN & GALLAGHER, 205 Karn- m St. ~ WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN & Co., 247 ! Dou izlas St. J. J. BROWN & BRO., Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets. Crust.od Keid utloat o COFFEES. Schofers Mussouri Vrlley.. Natural fealo Southern Appls, per ariel. Michigas raspberries. raisins, per box.. do seedless raisins, per 1o Strawberries, Raspberrics, Pineapples, Oolon-s Young Gunpowder, pound.. -0 Nutmegs, Penang best,| .. Clovart 18 HREE PG ispice Cinamon bark 2 £2o 5 & emmn o888 v §388E SEewin 588 i heim; CIGARS. A. E. SIMPSON, Manufacturer, 532 15th Street. - # - 8 UESEASLRABTALEHS e888228838e88s88 CALHOUN MILLS FLOUR. Wholesale depot 548 14th Street. ‘Hall barrel sacks 29 Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific R. R. THE GRAND CENTRAL ROUTE FROM OMAHA TO CHICAGO AND THE EAST, Via Des Moines, Liavenport and Rock Island. . Al P?en‘u‘h are equij with t] WesTIN@0USE eq P = Miller’s NT ATk BRaxks and Patent Salety Plattora and Coupler. 2 Fast Bxpnu Trains Leave Daily, onnecting as follows: Ottum AT GRINNELL with the Central Railroad of i Tows, for all pointa north to St. Paul. AT WEST LISERTY with the_ Burlington, Codar Haplds & Minnesots Tailroad, fof Buriington, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque & St- Pual, 54t WILTON JUNCLION. wich the Bouth-Western * vranch, Jor, Muscatine, Wllhluglon and all points so AT DAVENPOLT wih tha Davenport & St. 1 Raiiroad for points north. aT'Hock m..um “with the Western Union Railroad for Freeport, Bersit, Kacine, Mil- Vaakes snd 21 points i northern Liinots and Wisconsi AT ROCK ISLAND with the Rockiord, Rock faiand and St. Louis Railroad for St.'Louls ATRBGRAND witn the Fooria & Bock it the Peori Isiand Ruilioad for Peorla and points east. AT BUREAU JUNC. with branch, for Hea- 1; Lacere, Chillicothe and Peori: A LA SALLE Yith the linols Goatral Rail- or polnts nort b and so A\T cmc G0 with i1 Tines Easé, North and Tflmflflfl TICKETS to all Eastern cities, et otle mha‘co‘-;lpnulv, da) Farabam St along the line of the U.'B K. oot = Baggage numflnu‘n Jo an Prineipal Kastern Pon A.M.8MITH, H. RIDDLI ‘Gen'l Pasw'r'Ag't, u..-mf}l J. H. LACEY, lvlzlflxbs. Agnt, Gex'l WesternAgt Sioux City & Pacific R. R. The Shortest and only Direct Route from COUNCIL BLUFFS St. Paul, Minneapolis, And all Pomts in NORTHERN IOWA & MINNESOTA. PULLMAN PaLACE SLEEPING CARS On all night trains via this route. CONNECTIONS. 1. At U. P. Trander with Baiiiouator Cmagar T T IR Puclfe 3.'At Council Blutt, with Kansas City, St 308 ‘and Council Kluifs Railroad for St. Louis CF o o 1 ghe Chicago and n’d -Ln Tallway for Chicagn o &t Sioux Gty with Sioux City and 8 Paal, Ilinols ota Southern lirbads. Ehlm:n(:rd Uprzrlluaurl River, during ion and with stages for all polats in m“?mn-m flair with Omaha and Northwestern for Umaha and Southern Nebraska. . At Fremont, Nebrasks, wi‘h the Union Facio rilroad for il poiate vest aod the P Witner with stoges for Norfolk and at points in Sorthera Nebraska. 8&Tickets for sale in Chicago atd North- westorn Ruilway offices. 89 Be su> your tickets read via 5. C. & P Ballvay. S L BURNEIT, sopt ¥. C. HILLS, Sen, Ticket SE0. W G¥aTraN, Agent, Gmiha, | nu-. ¢ hm.- City. Burliogton und St CLINTON for Dul bagne, CHICAGO & NORTHWES'! NAILVWAY. The Popular Route trom OMAIA —To— | [ Chicago and the East! ; AND THE Omnlyv Direoct Route Ty Waterloo Fart Dodge Dubue ‘rosse, Prairic Du Chien. W 51 Paul, Dulath, Janesviile; K. Green ine, Steven's ha, Ract: Pormts Watertown, Qihionh, Fon Du Lae, sadison and Mil It Being the Shortestand Fiist Comvleted Line - Botween OMAHAandCHICAGO, Constant haprovements have taken place 1n the way of Grade, and plaring Jron With Steel Rails, 30ding 16 1is Toiiag sioek | new and Elegant DAY and SLEEPING CARS th Lm“W-llu?onnu' Braxe” Platform,” establishing comlurta- Houses, offering all n produce. us run each Toction he miav wish (0,90, Principal Conneetions. AT MISSOURT VALLEY JUNCTION, for Yanki reached via Des Moines, Ottawa and Keokuk. AT MARSHALLfor St Paul, Mianespolts, Duleth, st porthwcaters poiaia, RAFIDY for Waterlao, Codar Louls. ric'da Chisty P potnia on Chicvge, Cltdton and Dabugus, had Chicago, Dubuaue snd Minnesota rai A'rap:.“'ror: for Freeport, Racin Millwau- kee, a nts tn 7 eafickt £mickGo win S ibeay lines Joading onz flmnu to sl estern cities via this line can'be procured, and any lnformati b ob- taiaed, concernine Houtes, etc, st the Companie’s Office, 212 Farhaum Strect, Omakt, and also at the principal ticket offces along th line of the U. P: . . Bar agyago checkod through to ll principal J.H_LACE’ ‘Licket Axt, Omaha, Gen'l Ag'tOmiaba. ‘meh18vi Omaha & St. Louis Short Line. 1874! The Kansas City, St. Joe and Council Blufis R. B Isthe only dire lineto sT. LOUIS AND THE EAST, FROM OMAHA AND THE WEST WO CHANGE . cars between Omaha and St Louis ana bitore bevween OMAHA ana XeW YORK. This th Only .ime rupnings PULLMAN SLEEPING OAR EAST FROM OMAHA, ON ARBIVAL OF THE UNION PACHFIC EXPRESS TRAIN, % Passengers taking other Toutes Bave s disagroeable transler at the Aiver Btation. 8 REACHING ALL EASTERN AND WESTERN (ITIES With Less Changes and in sdvance oi other lines. PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY! ‘This Entire Line is equipped with Pullman’s Palace Sleeping Cars, Palace Day Cosches and Chair Cars, Miller’s Safety Platform and Coupler and the Celebrated Westinghouse Air Brake. @ See that your tickets resd via HKansas Cllxi l’l:.l'l"“‘,‘ Comnell Via Omaha and St. Louis. Tickets for sala at cor. Tenth sad Farnham streets, and U. P. Depot, Omahs. JOS. TEHON, GEO. L. BRADBURY, Fass. Agt. Gen' Agent. A.C.DAW) - F. BARNARD, AWES, Gen'l Pass. gt Bt Joseni, Gen'l Supt, st. Joseoh. VanNnparLi A ROUTE B A S T 3 TRAINS DAILY ! LEAVE ST. LOUIS WITH Pullman Palace Cars ‘THROUGH WITHOUT OEANGE Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Chivago, Columbus, Washington, - anp— NEW YORK nrrival of Trains from the Weet, ONLY ONE CHANGE TO Cleveland, Buffalo & Boston TICKETS &3 S Lonin. -u at -n flices In way O cHAS, nmoex c E. RUSSEL West'n Pass. Kaxnag S'thern Pass. t, DaLras, Texas. JOHN E. SIMPSON CHAI l Poum + Supt., Pae Ag. X » 20 INDIANAPOLIS 87. Lo M. Keller, Propristor of the RISING SUN LOS ANGELES VINEYRDS. Depot for the sale of his NATIVE WINES AND BRANDIES Areor salo s the Cmcutant ¢ v M. EELLER & Co., Corner of Battery and Waskhington Sia. | toring fora long iime, aud could fnd no relief SAN FRANCIS marttl Frazier’s Root Bitters, ' the Great Blood and Humor Remedy. [From the Cloceiand Sunday Morning Voice] That Prasier’t Root Bitters possess au e:Bcacy | groatly superior to auy oiber preparation for | searching the blood with which we are 8- quain- @ can testify from actual observation. We oy insiances where individuais for | yours atlicted, have beea permanently restor: It by il e P, e oo | rietor, is a resident of this city, and is nownas one of our most promiinent business | men. His references to the great value of b Root Bitters, are also persons well-known cltizens of standing aud integrity, o whos statements implicit confidence way be placed, | and their testimony may be taken as conclu i e7idence of (he ntiiaation in which Mr. ler’s remedy is held, particularl Howe 1t b aimday ..m..’: hat pout & siood the Wo canscy with sefety, and do_ recommend with entire confidene, i3 use , elsewhore, by all who may be afficted with any kind of weakness or humor in the bloed, a8 the most searching, s ing remedy of which Over 1,000 Tetimonials, A fow of the many parties cured by the rest | romedy. Kol und be con-inced. SUPFKREDOY ER THIRTEEN YARs WITHE LIVER | M FRazoer —Dear Sir: I deem it an act of | gratitude 0 you, and duty toward those who ‘are suflering froin liver comp aint and dyspep- | o the following stategent : have been an_ fuvalid for over, thirtern i vy, with headache acd no appetite for | Tout of 107 Kind, 1 was afhcted an Jivieg woman doul botdle of patent medicines, cnd paid over sevcn | hundred dollars to the Lest physicians witbout | 2oy benefit: T uiered more than tan tell y0u [ by letter, ~ut could get no relie! until about | twomonthyseo [ purchased s botile of your | Root Bitters from Louis 136 Woodland Av., this {le wp, and since ‘then hive used nearly two more, and they are the only positive, sure care for liver and dyspepsia complaint 1 have ever tried ; they have curcd mo completely, and io- day L'am & houthy s any person can S Sy o my Dt Jon et propper. a8 it may bo the weans of inducing others to try our diseovery and be cured, for good health is tter than gold. Ever your iriend, MES. ELLEN CRAWSHAW, No."20 Oraige St Cleveland 0! DONE MEVMORE GOOD THAN ALL THE MEDICINE 1 HAVE TAKEN FOR TEN YEARS. Mrs. Doniel Smith,of Concord, N. K., aflicted Filk wwkaam, pain In the lanps, sheuiiers it ovir the ey, restless at Dight, and Yo Binty Teslings ot e tie, whitce - Mz Frazik —Dearsir: I reccived the Bottle of Bitters you seot me by express, and 1 have faken the whole of it and it has S3ne e more §00d than all the ielicines I have ever taken 3nd I have taken worc or less for ten years. | {hoaght Loould get thom from our drugests ¥ do not yet have them. I could bave ol 357 Votth 5 i L could have got them. T Think you might have & good sale lor your bit- ters hare. Iwant you to scod me 6 boitles for 3'Gollaas, the prioe You avertise.. Send quick 28 you can, by exproms, C O. D. It is the best medieine [ ever From your most grate- Tul friond, MES. DANIEL SMITH, Concond, N.H. P.0.Box Consumptives Read. Mz. FraziER—Dear Sir: T am faking your Reot Bitters, they Lave done me a great deal of g00d. They have cured my cough, and T frel snother person. Yours truly, BARNEY CAIN, Hiagars, Ontario. A Bad Cave of Tetter Cured. ©OULD @RT NOTHIXG T0 XrACH wY CASE TXTIL 1 USED YOUR ROOT BITTERS. Ma Fagien—Respected Sir: The £rat im- alse of aman who hes been restored from Bltiaces fo Perfoct Health, 1 gratitude (0 the hand that healed bim. I wasaillicted over two ‘with Tetter on wy bead and face. I had Tiken bottle after bottis of Fenton’s Sarsapa- rilla and other bl od remedies, but could get nothing to Teach wy cese, unil about two montheago, | commenced taking Root Bitters, Which has cured me, and I think it nothing | more than justice to your discovery to acknowl- edge the same. My wife hs used your Bitters for Rbheumstish, for which she his Leen Doc- Jintil she commenced {aking them. They bave ‘s complete cure in ber case. I b ve 0 the employ of the Clevelaad Fost Office ‘s etter carrier Tor eleven years Teesly snd ostsilyrecommend Your Raot Bitters 1o, aver Y person, suflering with, Salt Rheum, (Tetter) Chronic Rbeumatism, Serof- ulsor gy Kind o Hfumor i e B i Cures, W Sarm G. W, UPTON. Cleveland Otio. s Dipesiot o storekeeper don't have (e Btae by S i o oRder them 10F You. l‘A’l'A‘ (ll ‘n'.ln sl Frazier—I wish to inform you, what o has doae v ma. T was aificted e s Yooty diines ecommeni Ph icians, which proved but a tempoary re- % ,.4._,.,.1‘,« Slady o was cured | i iatad discace by your Boot Bitters 1 Braturat e s it ey e e peri cure 1h . . g . thousands s = as ‘h le existence lrvu tho eftect of Catarrh, 1 cheerfully nui;mrxrn:“you Root Bit.ers to ity atcied alESAS Sxsats '{ MELIA BRAMT. R T tail trade supplicd Goodmasn, e Siha Nefrasia , as one ivisdgwiy T KEARNEY'S FLUID-EXTRACT BUCHU UNTIL YOU HAVE CAREFULLY EXAMINED DON’T BUY Y A% WE HAVE TWELVE £\ why thev will do your work. | Quick and Easv. Chga') and Clean. ey They base ov-nly n.m" eration = They have aiwa o 1lln-y are m.weullh\' In estmaterial hey roast They requ =t & Rl 1307 20 QR vl o —SOLD B Exeelsior M.m fg ST. l.ol Is, MO., oy Co., Sugar-Coaled, Concentrated, Root and Merbal Juice, Antie Billous Granules. THID “LITTLD GIANTY CATHARTIC. or Multum I Pervo Ph The novelty of m ough, vet eutharti 2500 B2 prictor of di or occupation. Coantipation in the Shoulders, Chest, Dizzin of tn Bier } 1o expi Felrcis over £o grea Fieh toray that their arimal économy Taud or tissuo five impress. “They are xold by ail cnicrprising Druggists at 25 cents & botil ASK FOR PYLES The only knows remedy for BRIGHT’S DISEASE, And a positive cure for Gout, Gravel, Strictures, Disbetes, Dyspepsia Ners vous Debility, Dropsy, Non-retention or Incontinence of Urine, Irvi~ tation, Infawation or Ulceration of the BLADDER AND XIDNEYS SPERMATORRHEA, Loucoerhoe or Whites, Diseases of the Prost ‘Gland. S:one in the Bladder, Colculve, "~ * GRAVEL OR BRICK DUST; DE- POSIT, And Mueus or Milky Discharges. EKEARNEY Extract Buchu! Permaneutly Cures all | DiseasesZo! the Bladder, Kidneys, and Dropsical Swellings, Existing In Men, Women and Children, No Matter What the Agei Frat Stlosre: One botla of Eearney's Fluid Extract Buchu is Iuflh ‘more than other Buchus combined.” g Erice one dolias per bottle; o, stz bottls for Depot 104 Duane’St., N. Y. 1ysician in sttendance to answer corres Ar.. sad give sdvicegratis, salp for pamphiets, ree. am (Crane & Brigham Wholesale . . mll Agents. San s 8w 100,000 ACRES! RICHE PARMING LAND IN NEBRASKLA! REAL ESTATE AGENTS. OUSES AND LOTS in the city of Omas, H% e A Notary Public, al eays In offfee, TUnitea msiatom Confactioners’ Tool Works, Thos' Mills & Bro., ‘Manutaeturerso Confectioners’Tools e out Ice Cream Freezer &e. Noe. 1301 &£ 1303 No Eighth St. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Esrasusazn 18641 Cnuoe_lus SENT ‘wpoe application. L K & SALEBATlR I L —AND— BAKING SODA BEST IW Us= Pran, Mever & Rasvke aud Whitaey aserman OBSTACLESto ! INARRIAGE, HAPPY RELEIF FOR YOU {heefficts of Errocs and Ab y life.. impediments to Marrisge of treatn N trom met! reputation for Ll ad h“‘I"'“”' Gaorable conduct and prot sonataiill. Bisvin CASTLE BROS., IMPORTERS OF TEAS —AND— East India Ccods, 213 and 213 FRONT STREET San Francisco - California. mebo™m PLATTE VALLEY REAL ESTATE! Samuel C. Smith, Local Agent for the U.P.R.R. LANDS, Columbus, - Neb, Gavernment Lands Located! P. Lands Sold! Improved Farms and Town Lot for CASHE! —oRr— ON LONG TIME!! BAll Communications Cheer- fully Answered Charies Popper, WHOLESALE BUTCHER ND CATTLE BROKER, SALT LAKE CITY, uTA tobartt