Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 13, 1874, Page 3

First Ward Registration List. List ot the Registered voters of ' Lipe | Lane D'W the First Ward and Precinet No. 1, Omaha, Neb. Alstadt Wi Armstrong G D Angerson J C Abrahams M Alsted Fritz V J Atkinson H C Anderson 8 F Althaus Gerhard Adair Wm S Anderson A Anderson N P Auderson O P Anderson Peter Auld James Anderson Chas Anderson Neils AdamsJ F Anderson Lars Anderson N C AndersonChrist'n Arnoux Otto #nderson Anders Bell Anderson Bemis G P Bell Joseph Buckner H Barreit Edmund Burton CS Brinckman Ferd Barry Michael B RT Bock Jobn H Biwek D C Beindorf C Brady Henry Brady John Burns John Burkhard John Blumenberg H Brandt John Burk John Biase C Boiesen Peter Blanco CF A Blanx H Benson John Blackman Henry Bohleber J Briggs Clinton ~ Beneke Gustave Brandes C Bradley G M Burgdorf Charles Brown W H Brawning WalkerByers John M Ballock S R Bullock F C Bremercamp J Boyd John B H Brewer C H Bove Peter Bengtson N Bengtson Lars Bourgenho Chas Burtis Thomas B Buchler Michael Beranek A Boehl W Bets M Bauman Josepa Brown Charles Bowman Charles Boos Jacob Barker C T Behrens H Berg Gustav Bryant John H Ballard Thos M. Corry Erick Court R Chrisstofferson J Carleton C C Campbell SS Carlton James Callaban J 5 Conoyer C M Cornish Isage Callahan James Casey Thomas Christensen R Cake J C Christensen J Christiansen A Christiansen L Court ¥ Collin Gustave Cleburne Wm Callahan E B Cumel F Callahan Dennis Coons Edward ~ Clark M M Cooney John _ Cressey W G Cunningham B Carlson A F Case James Cooper Edward Christensen John Coons Moses Crigler James Christenson C K Callahan Dan Cass Edwin C Capps Bassett __ Cole Frank Cristenson J No2 Cory Samuel D Chaudefosse Gus Cooke of D Crawford Joseph Clare M W ChristiansenJ Coggins Peter Devlin Arthur Dorau Pat Doran Jumes Daemon Alex Dohl Henry ~ Dee Maurice Doyle A J Demarest A R Doll Wm "Ducross Victor Dickson W B DownerCE Dillman Henry Dietrich Herman Dall John Dillon R M Daley P H Dyer Chas Daemon Joha DavisS W Droste Ed Doran Jas Dekay Edwin Davis kred H Dce Michael Daley John Fred W Delor Stephen A Dol R P Dans Michael Drake ¥ E Danford Sam Dale iChas Deberry HW oe A Diechman H Frflmg EC Edwards J E Eigutter Morris Kilis John Edwards Isaac Edwards M G Epperson 8 Earle G G English N F Eller Ferdinand Ebhardt E A Ekeley, John Elsworth WilliamErdman William Erdman W H Enright David " leck Carl Fredrikson H P U ubauf J T Frantz Daniel FrnnL Jacob French J B Frauk John her Emil Furay John B Flannery Peter Foster Thomas Yisher Aug E Fisher Henry ~ Farrar LP Fogarty John l’l)’nn WF Fenton W Fellows Ephraim ieltlmau Charles Frey Andrew Frost EL Fortumatus John Fagan Matthew Ford John Frederikson Je\ s Foster John Franck E Green John H Armstrong G P Anderson L F Able Albert Appel George Anderson L M adair J M Archer E B Anderson J P Anderson Jas Anderson John Anderson A Anderson C Abney Chas Ahlstrom Peter Anstrin M L Goodman C F Graff G B Graff Joseph Gannett J W Gehrke Charles Gorman Patrick Goodman John G Glab Frank Graff J H Guenther Jacob P Coodman Geo E Graeber Andrew Groye EH Gaban Michael Gentleman Thos Garduer B F Gerber Fred Gilbert James Gildey Frank Gerber Frits Gavin Joseph Geis tepnen Griebe Fred Gibson Wm Grabbert Charles Gartland Francis Gille Fred Hansen Julius ~ Higleon J. Hamaun C ' Hamann W F Haman HF Hendrickson F Hansen Olaf Holland Thos Harman Paul Harman A J Finghes W HS Hansen Geo Higgins Geo Hald Hy Herlits G~ Hansen Hans C Hansen Jens Hald Gustov Hildebrand Dscar Heelan P R Herberts CJ Hierb Jos Harman L A Hoyer Gotleib Hofman Simon Hutchlson Jas Hickey Wm P Hicksteln Fritz Hirt M Haserodt Chas Hower Peter Huber John Herrman W HayesJD Hammond C F Henderson Jas Hamann Fred Hansen M Husted C C Haas John A Howkenscn P Hastings Patrick Harrington P Hubar Jacob Higby J P Higby Beecher Hall John Hunter H M Hansen O P Hagelin HC Holm Chas Hawket A Hanley C Hollenbach D A. Howkins L Hottearoth A arrymanC V Harryman J Horyman g cbich Wea Jenkins Thomas Jackson Edward Johnson Jno No1 Jones A D Jensen Hans N Johnsen Richard Johnson Christ Jopes Frank Johnson g Johnsen Swan O Johnson Casl Jenkinson R G Jousen Andrew Jensep X D Jupp HC Johnson J No 2 Jackson L Jensen Peter H Johnsen Niels C Johnsen T A Jacoby John Jensen G B Johnsen Frank _Jones W D Johnsen Willism Johnsen Andrew Johnsen Andrew FJohnsen Ole Jensen Thomas Jensen Anton Jordan Jack Jensen Jens Jensen Neils JustinJ E Jeppesen Peter Julin N 8 Key J A Kelly John P Koester Joseph B Kartschoke W Ketrer John H Kelly Patrick Kountze Herman Kenl Josiah Kreisman Ed Krebs Ernst Krug Fred Kleffner George Kaufmann Chas Kocken A O Kast Simon Kostar Henry A fime{‘ }krlnhurdl %lfkl.ll’ld John harles eyes Thomas Kuehl Edward Kiesgen Nicholas Knotts W M Kaehler Jacob Koppes Michael Kaessner Gustay Kill Peter Kairwan Edward Kelley S A Kane Peter Karney James Kirkland William Keller Martin Kavan James Knapp Michael ‘King Phug. Rimbell TL Koons G Keck John Kluge Edward R - Kreis Fritz Kline John Knapp Simon Larson Peter Lindberg Frank Lake Geo B Lage Rasmus el Loyd C D Leisge Conrad Lane E Larson L C Lenz Max Larsen 8 J Larsen C Larson John Lucas R H Lindquest G A Larson Nils Liudholm L Lyons Wm T Lyon ¢ Lemon C J Lanahan M Larsen Peter Lindbard C K Larsen Ole McGavock A McGavock W G Miller John F M Naughton Jno McHugh Patrick Minnikus John iller D N Markel J E Metz Phillip McGavock P McDonald FL ~ McNamara W McMahon M J Mossett Joseph McVittie James McIntosh Male'm Murray J H Metz Fred MecLaughlin Thos Mellus R T Morton J F. Merricle G C McBay G N McKenna H J McEvoy John Marsily Ea Mason Henry Mehbrling Philip Moehle Fred MecKillip David Machly John McShane E C Morrison D W MecAuliff Thomas MecShane John A Meeks Thos J Moran Cornelius Motsler F C Miller J H Molley T B MecCory Arthur Mathewsen Rob't McNamara M A McGunther A MecAwaff Robert Meyer R McHugh Wm Millen Hugh Meahon Frank Majo Gidien Mers Mathins ~ Meader W E Mercer R G Mason O E h McCaig Kennedy Martins F C Madsen Peter ~ Mossett Joseph Miller John F Minkler Allen McCormick Thos Moritsen Jens C Mubrman Olaf Meehan Michael Mabhan Patrick Madson Peter Madson B F Morrissey Timo'y Madsen John Mengel Jacob Newcomer David Nielsen Paul Neve Edward Neve CFW ielson L F Noteware M H olander W Noonan Thomas Nachtigale LM H Nelon John Nelson Jack Nester H Nicols Py ~ Nelson Lambert Oisen Edward Oram Hamlet Olsen Peter Olsen Soren Overgaard AC Osterhout Jesse O’Neil Mike Ohman Frank Ohman Jacob Olsen Sivert O'Byrne Patrick Olsen Samuel Olsen Swan Olsen Martin Parr Michael Pendery A 8 Pack W C Parker E M Peterson Jens T'omy Gustave Pollard C Porter Eaw Pierce E T Page ET Paneys Ellick Pivonka F Peterson F B Parker John G Powers Eugene Parnsh M H Pjerrow M F Padock Harris Paine H E Park John Parker F M Person Jan Phillip Louis Pierret E Porter W Pederson R Pelle TC Peterson F Pederson B Pederson Loren C Peterson James Quinlan Patricz Quinlan Patrick Rath John Rasmussen Chas Rasmussen Ras Riordan T A Rudowsky Julius Roeder Julius A Reineke Ernst Rasmussen I K Robinson Robert Rosengreen Ole Reed Edward Riordan Jas Ramge Martin Roberts Thaddeus Ryan L C Ryan John ReynoldsJohn Reed R A Reddington M Ryan Dennis Ryley E G Robinsoa Daniel Romald Martin Russell Osear Robbins Francis Rawitcer Wm Robins Joseph Rogers Sam E Richter Henry ~Roebling Michael Reed Parker Reynold Taylor RosenkransErnst Rasmussen L W Rawlins Paul H Stanton J N B Salholm Chas Steenberg £ Sparks John Skau Harald E Steinburn J W Slaugkter B D Skroder Wm Smith E 8 Spoer N T StFelix H chwanenberg A SoyderJ A chroeder M T Schannon Jos Stebbins C Sutphen J J Semonex J C Sander W Segelke W Stubt Ernest Btout G K Seott Chas Schock Wm Schroth Carl Steward John Schnell Fred Shaw Jos Stewart Chas SiasC A Sivers John Sullivan Tim triffier G Schulter F W Silver Emil Schults John Schmidt T Stitt A Shull H D Stevens J D Schults J No 2 Steffenson Andres Svan C P Schiess F Tutle P M C Thiele Julius Thrane Jas H Tex Michael Thomas Aug E Thum Ferd Thurston Sherm’nTennant A W Tepnant DG Thomsen John Tagger Henry Terkelsen Peter Thorup Wm A Trott August Tallon Thomes Thompson Moses Teahon Joseph Taylor L Thomsen G P Thompson A Thompson H Thies Fred Umpherson W Vandervoort P Villrot. J C Vandaniker J B Vandaniker G W Vaunoy W H Whitman N C Welch John No 1 Waugh MJ Wileox WS Wittig Ed Wilrodt H F ‘Williams Gotlieb Whalen J M Wileox W P Woolworth J M ‘Windheim Peter Walther W S Whitkopf John Wilcox A A Wilkens Henry Wirth Fred Wille Christian_ Westerman Jos ‘Wren Thadeus J Wahlen Charles ‘Wisman Fred Wehrer W ‘Woods Patrick Webster L H Welsh Patrick Whelan Oliver WarpJobn N Winther Paul ebster JE Welch John No 2 hite John Ward Albert Winding CJ Whitney C Windheim E athers Wm Welch James ~ Williamsen Chas Ziegler AX Zaephfel Joseph Zimmerman G Zoller-Mathias 1 hereby certify that the above is acorrect list of theregistered voters of the First Ward, Omaha, Ne- braska. JOHN RaTH, Registrar. OMAHA, October 12, 1874. A. PETER Saddle and Harness Maker, AND CARRIAGS TRIMMER, = | No. 374 Carnbama -bet. 1500 & 1otn A e ey it | paid jor ides. awd9ly Lage Henry vavin michael Leisge Henry ipe W A Leis Joseph Lindsey John Lemon Jobn R Larson Lars Lundy Joseph Larsen John Lindquest O Larsen A C Landsberg C H Lowe T W Lucas H R Lanahan Jerry Lyde Christian Lind G N Nielson Jens lson Svan 1son Fred Stevenson Jas Stabell Jos Echulz August Stuht Wm Stout EJ Svan A F Sohroeder Fred Shephard John chutt M Scott Thos Sandberg N J Schneider J Schmidt Wm Bvendsen G Shinnert Nick Seagrave A A Sewing Chas Stevenson G Schmidt Jos Stitt Leo Svendsen C Schmits J Tonnell A N Thrane C C IO0.000 0 ACRESI RICHE FARMING LAND IN NEBRASKA! REAL ESTATE AGENTS. QUSES AND LOTS 1 tne city of Omaba, for salecheas and on BOGGS & e B Registration List. The following additional names have been added to the list of regis- tered voters in Ward (5) five, since the publication of the voting list, on the 26th of September. C. WiLKINS, Registrar. Anderson A Askwith W S AdamsHarry ~ Adkens A D Bumes Thomas Borland J L BakerJ W Barry T F Bougger Peter Batchelder 8 N Bonner J Bartholomew J 8 Bellis E D Blodgett G 8 Barrett John Broder Tim Brown William Blomberg H P Bloom Frank Bay J A Brewer Henry Cale Harry Clark W T Crispin C H Clark A J Cravan Wi~ CaseJ N Cain Jobn Crandell James Craven Robt Clark Mike Donnally John Dailey Wm Donoghue H ~ Deland T J Deland WH Donnaker N Dacon Charles Eggar Joseph Enwright Jer Ellis James Ericson Fred Flanigan Pat French Abner kisher W R Green G L Grandon Thos Guinane Edw Heins N B HallA B Hays W J Husdahl E A Jones D P Jacobson John Kaiser Mat Kirchefole A Lippert Peter Leary H Lumpkin G Lynch Ed Mortimer S A Maus Fred MecMickees J Monks Thomas Moorehead J Mansfleld Mike McCoy W P Mosel P A Moodie J C McNamara F MecGrath Mike Nesbit HT Nelson Andrew Neilson D H Ochsenbein G W O’Neil James Oberg EL O’Roark John Prine Eugene Pratt DH Powers Ed Parsons John Quin Tim Rasmussan C Roberts Frank Ringer Albert Rush D C Reedy John Schinker M Stoughton Aaron Shields Georgo Sweifel Fred Salterbeck Claus Sigler W H Schroder Albert Short T L Solomon NID Sinclair Thomas Solterbeck Chas Sheahan John Sheridan John Tracy Robert VanderfordJ Volker Fred Vanduesen H Worm August White Wm Walter Daniel ~ Williams W H Wylie J N Walker P A Whiteside Benj Wedell C W ‘Whitmore Chas Groves John Guinane Pat Guinane Dennis Hargaves Thos Horan P H Hartry Alfred Helm Wm Judson H M Johnson J No 2 Kellis R H Kiver Claus Laughlin Wm Lynch John Larson John Leon Tim Mullen Richard Maus Christian Murphy Martin MecCartneyMartin Mallet R C Macomber J H Second Ward Addi‘fonal Regis- tration. Altheuns AC Anderson Robt Altendorff A Anderson L C Booth R T Bernard Wolf BrownJ VR Boegal A Bulard F W Borgshom S Blak Anton Belstein R Bander John Beohm Fred Benson A Banter Jonas Cole F Cobern Wm Chubb O P Clapson HT Colfield J S Carpenter D W ChartEugine Clausen R Cameron J B Drake Charles DouglasJ W Duffey James Datel W Dall Fred Durnell A H Durks J F~ Eubossky Jos Elam Reuben Ekwall John Flegal Johan Fuilrede A W Figala John Fielda Weufle Gitch Henry Faist Lewis Foley Patrick Figala Vanclay Fenwick Wm Gibson Henry Goodrich § Holfield Chas Howel TG Hamond C A Jones A D Jr Johnson Nelse Krayeek Frank Klein August Kenske Joseph Kepper John _ Keissler Justin Keneston Daniel Keneston E C Leuth R D Londgreen John Lewis Chas LambJ L Lawrence A L Michael Joseph Max Taez McGray James McGray David Manning Joseph Morrison Johu Mohn Fred Menter C J McLeod Theo Mengel Geo Nometz Frank yemetz F Nelson August Osborn $Simpson Ostram Hiram Parry Chas Preborsky Joseph Picha Frank Pander John Peterson Aldan Quinn John Ritter R T Reaves James Ring John Robms M § Robherts Nelse Ramsey O N Rose W E Reynold. Ritter W 8 Richmon Robling Micheal Spencer CM Sanders, Price Smith George Scheid Nicholas Stephens G W Scott Theodore Seagren Charles Suessenbach H Schroeder Alfred Sears CC Snyder Jobn SchlemannChar’y Rjogren Carl Swenson Nicholas Trapp B F Tums John Toner Jerry Uhler Venclau Valak Joseph Wyatt CF Willard C Young M E This lIB t::d';"erflfy lllnl this is a true copy o itional names & ;g;s date, Monday mornmg, 12th, 1874. A. R JACOB 261 Fernbam St., Bet. HaysCR Hoifelt August Hartman O F Jensen H P Jones R C Kuhl Heary Orton J C Oberg M Wooster Christo’r Watson F B o) (I'; #, B, SINA UNDERTAK] VIG'NR:I C. FFMAN Physician = Surg 24] Farnham Stre 7N 284 Dodge street. ANotary Public, o) says in olfice, 3p30y ety G. W. HOMAN Sr., Offers for the necessities of ithe public, & Fis s Eearse an Cariags, AN orers promptly attended o by Jeavin then Feana Harue ” it T AN L IESERT, | TATT.OR, 18th St., bet. Farnham and Harney. Al flndl of TAILORING, CLEANING and AL”ING done at reasonr ble rates =0 TREITSCHEE & CO., GROCERS And General Provision Dealers, 8. W. Cor. Jackson snd 13th Sta., aperior stock of Groceres, Provisions iquors and_ Cigars, aud sell chesper than anv other house in Omaba. Jy33m RATH & HANSEN, CIGARS AND DRALER IN Tobacco, Pipes, &c., &c. 163 FARNMAM ST., Bet. 10th &1ith, A Omaha Neb. oetatf. P.N.GLYNN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Wines, Liquors, Segars, TOBAC{O AND PIPES. B¥California Wines and Brandies."S® Sorner of 16 and Dodys treets, opposite the new Post Office building, Omaha, Neb- JOMN BAUmKK. Practical Watchmaker, 17 Fenvua 6. FOor. 11th St OMAH. NEB J. ROBINS. 137 nham St.; bet. 9 h and 10th, (Opposite Bee Office.) M2 ED ON WATCHES, JEW- M elry, &e.” Clothing bought and sold.’ sprdim City Meat Market. EELY BROS. Kea t ntiyjonZband A LARGE SUPPLY OF B = B ¥, P OoORX MUTTON, ©)ULTRY, o =G ABIL.ES QUEALEY’S U.P. Scap Factory! Balront nges (ke Bomder ouss, Mantiags tares first-class soap for home consumption- june GAME Ilnnev and Commerce. Dailv Review. OFFICE OMAHA DAILY m.>.,} October 12, 1874 We have no changes to note iu our monetary report. the banks continues brisk.” Ratesof discount and exchance | unaltered. THE FIRST NA1IONAL BANK Land Grzats (sellng)......... $825.00 Land Warrants, (160 acres buying).. Land Warrants (160 acres selling) ... Agriculturai College Serip, (1€0 acres buying). Do.—Selliug. Exchange on New per ct. The commercial market remains firm and steady with no alterations in quotations beyond a fall in Co- lumbia river salmon, which we quote at $2.00 to $2.20 per dozen on 1 pound cans, and $3.50 per dozen on 2 pound eans. Provisions—The market is firm and well supplied. Demand good. 176.00 185.00 176.00 OMAHA MARKETS. Careluuy vorrected Daily DRY GOODS. 2. 3. BROWN & BRO., Cor. 14th and Douglas street. [ RSBk o $e BE o EKRIK wW. J. CUSSBIN, oifinil Ko, Prompt attention given to sales of household furnliure, v ore goods, horses cattle ot ether at store or owner's residence. Estate at public or private sale. e UNION MARKET R. A. HARRIS, 587 Fifteenth Sreet, bot. Douglas and Dodge. BEEF, PORK, Mutton and Veal, Fish, Poultry, Game, AND VEGETARTFS. TO THR— NERVOUS & DEBILITATED OF BOTH SEXES. 70 OHARGE POR ADVICE AND OoN- SULTATION. DR J. B. DYOTT, graduste of Jefferson Medical College, Philadel- phia, author of several valuable works, 2an be consulted on all disy eases of the Sexual and Orinary or- gans, (which he has made an es- pecial study,) either in male or fe- male, no matter from what cause originating, or how long standing A practice of 30 years cnables him to treut diseases with success. Cures guaranteed. Chazges reasonable. Those at a distance can rorward let- ters describing symptoms and en- closing stamp to prepay postage. BarSend for the Guide to Health. Price 100. J. B. DY0111, M. D. Physieion and Surgeon, 104 SDuaue street, N. Y. CHICAGO & NORTHWES'N RAILWAY. The Popular Route from OM A X A —T0— Chicago and the East! AND THE g 1y Omnly Direoct Route TeWaterloo Fort Dodge, D-lmr‘u.u rosse, inona, St Paul, Dulath, Janeeville Yeen Hay, Racine, Stevems Potats Watertawn, Ghico shy Fon Du Lag, Madison and Milwaukee. Tt Belng the Shortestand Fiist Comoleted Line Between OMAHAandCHICAGO, Constant improvements have taken place in the way of reducing Grade, and biacog Tron with Steel Rails, adding 1o its rolliag stock SLEEPING CARS Equipped with the “Wstinghouse Ar Brake R o otsbiabing comtoria: T vd commriivns ting Housesofering all the comfrts of traveling the age can produce. Frow 10 10 Fast Express Trains ruu each ‘way daily over the various lines of this road, thus yecuring to tho travelor selecting this roufe syre and certals connections fu any di- | Fecon he mav wish tq a- Principaj Conneetlons. AT MISSQURL VALLEY JUNCTION, for Siouz Oty, Yankton and poiata vis ux City'and Pactfic railroad. S0 GRAND SUNGTORTor Port Dodge, Des Motoes, Ottawa and Keokuk. T MAESHA. for St. Paul, Minneapoiis, Fally, Charles City, Burlington, and 8" Louis ln Dubugie, Dunleih, il polats on the bu?,lo. and Chicago, ue and AT FULTON for Pmmx ‘e Mullwau- Xee, and ail polnta 12 W 3 A’l;‘cggc GO with all rallway lines Jeading o 3 *hnu i tckats to all eustern cltios via thie it locgats oE ot the incipa ieket llclu.lmulh ot the pr o 3 e orhe 0. PR, mwmmghwmpnmm Eastern Hlmwm MARVIN HUG! YANKEE NOTIONS. KURTZ MOHR & CO., 231 Farnham Btreet. SPOOL CUTIUN. Clark's O. N. T. King Williar White Win; Balmoral Yarn, all colors, per I Germantown Wool, GENERAL COMMISSION. J. C. ROSENFELD gives us the following quotations this day: Potatoes, 90@$1 00 per bushel Butter, prime 25@30c; Butter, good 20@25¢; Butter, cooking 10@1 Eges, S0c per doz; Live chickens 250@2 75; Lemons, 14 00 per box. OYSTERs W. B. & Co.—Select, 65 cts per can; Btandard 55 cts per can; Medi- um'45 cts per can. HARDWARK. J0uX T. EDGAR. American casn, ootagon and Jemwps Engllin a0 orse shoes, do " mule. 30" "o ™. Northwestern horse nail 22 Dundee thimble skein, RIooousi i pes eaat, Stor halfpatent axles, discount 10 per cent. aausaaasan BESRRSUSSHLUS 3 (] - & 3 & X L 85 B8R B y8 w3 8! k] é a? E sza H Holt’s Ha.vest King,per o2, net. o Moo do polished do do ... "aa's “spring potat L shovels. L it 'fln‘m o Vi do = o COFFEE MILLS, Harke'sNo®, irog bo—... daamuqflm Blae BE BERES 8838 28 83883 8322 e dols Business at Well Leather, per Boot Webbiog, fer bol,. Oak Hurusss Leather, i do " do T do do do OakLine Hemio k uumm Leathir N o it ot pac doss Stage do Seotch do du Concord do o ethen (fieky dor o et o Patént Dash Leaths BOAPS Powell & Co., Soap monufacturers. Sapc Publico, 6 1-2@6 3-4; Savon Republ.c, de,, Chemical Olive, 6 to Palm, 5@5 14 ; German Mot- led, 6 1486 1-2. ART GOODS AND UPHOLSTERER'S BTOCK. Benjamin B. Jones, Decorative Up- holsterer and dealer in fine art goods, 270 Farpham Street, furnishes the following quctations: FRAME MOULDINGS. Oil walout mouiaings, one inch, per foot, 5¢; 2inch 10¢; 8 inch 15¢; polished walnut, 1 inch 7¢; 2 inch 15¢; 8 inch 21c. Berlin gilt, 1 inch 6@15¢; 2 iuch 12@30c; 8 inch 18@ 45c; imitstion rosewood and gilt, 1 iuch 5@10¢; 2 inch 10@20¢; 3 inch 15@30c. WINDOW SHADES. Plain bands 6 feet, all colors, per pair, 1 50; ornamental bands, 2 00@ 4 00; each sdditional foot, 75¢ per pair. REPPS. . Uniosn ‘g‘xdlall wool terry, per yard ; Imperial, plain snd stri- 60% 50a8 00. L2 DAMASKS. Union per yard, 1 50; all wool, 2 00a3 €0. MATTRASSES, Husk, 4-4x6-2, 4 00a5 00; sy 3 00a4 00. Excelsior, 3 50a4’ 50. LUMBER. RETAIL LIST Sublect to change of market witnout + WM. M. FOSTER, 0BU.P. & R uack et aratam a1 GEO A. HOAGLA\]. Jolats, studding and sils, 201t, and un- i B toc o s Latclear, 1, 1)(, 14 8ad; i 2 158, | wewea SEENREERENBESEEREB LN |¥| e85 882sEsese8sss8s 883882888 Liberal discount on carload lots. WINDOWS, (Glazed.) 35 per cent off Chicsgo list. DOORS, (Wedged.) 25 per cent off Cl teago list. BLINDS. 30 per cent offlist. White lime per bbl... })fnl:evllls cement e i lster paris per i) lastering hals 4 5% N. L D. SOLOMON. ROBERT C. STEELL. $ 181 Lara vil, No 1S 95e1 00 05| e Wy 7 ~ 28| Lubricating W. Va. PAINTS, &C White Lead, St. Louis, Srtietly Puro Ensmeld Glass, Golors, ¥ 54 ibdow Glas” 50 9 ¢ dlsesuns TIN, SHEET-IRON. WIRE, &C. MILTON ROGERS, COR. 14th & FARNHAM. TN PLATE. 10x14 1C, Iair quanity. 1014 1 hest qual ozt 1% g0 0 2E88882888283882888¢8 REER BuweRaR & Coss ; wid 3 i R b o Less than full butkiles, add 956 cent. wt a0 de do do ».5 4352 Pfii Nos. 0106 889 1011 1 15 16 19 ERIES. 538-540 14TH sT. CLARK & ERENCH CUR. FARNHAM AND 11T er. | PuxDEy MEYER & RAAPKE, 212 FARN~ | HVAL 8T..— WROLESALE DEALERS- | MORGAN & GALLAGHER, 205 karn- | ham St. WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN & Co., 247 Douglas St. \ . 3. BROWN & BRO., Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets. SUGARS. N C choice COFFEES. Rio chotce pr.. do prime do do good 2 Nos. 15,16 18 » Per bundle1§ p resnt cous [ New In barrels do dair; CANNED GOODS. 2vound can Myer‘soy'ers, per case ¥ oFEouo BB EEE EE 8BATTIBERBUUT UR :Io du'l‘ o, Teopa e cae Winslow 7 ! olon w, per pouna oung Hyson, per poin Guapowder, "o " do 11ps, fo6r busbel...oms e adee’guntes... ‘Amos Nutmegs, Cloves Alspico Cinamon bark COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON. 34 bbls., 100 . n’buns, per d SPI . Penang beet,) und. R T No. 1 kit & family in 55 Bbis MACKEREL, Eamily, in kits Seithes 3 Soxs; CIGARS. A. E. SIMPSON, Manufacturer, 15th’ Street. d838usLRUSTALER 88338838388888% CALHOUN MILLS FLOUR. ‘Wholesale depot 548 14th Street. Half barrel S2cKS..omm. 2% Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific R. R. THE GRAND CENTRAL ROUTE FROM OMAHA TO CHICAGO AND THE EAST, Via Des Moines, Lavenport and Rock Island. ———— All Passenger Trais i) it WheTIRGuoUs, FATERT Ak Sastat ang Miller’s Patent. Enlny Platfora and Coupler. 2 Fast Express Trains Leave Daily, onnecting as follows: AT DES MOINES with the Des Moines V Eailroad, for Oskalooss, Otiumws, Keoks Keotak AT GRINNELL with the Central of fows, for all polnts north to S Paul. AT Wi ERTY with the Bariingion, Colur Rarids & iomaocs fof Burlln‘lon, \Codar Rapide, AL WILTON v t:rw%I Wi the -Western * pranch, Muscatine, VESROET e Buthiport 1% the Dituaport & st "aul Railroad for points north. AT HOCK TRLAN Tl o Wentern Railroad for Freeport, Bes sity ik yuukee and ail points 1o noribera x?lu. and 'ROCK. TSLAND with the T BOCK ISLAND with the Rocklord, Rock II- “t, North and THYDVGB TICKETS to all Eastern lhll !mm h.pmcund, and .ny ln\llw.l: ke orhen o u-m.p-ny. arhas Sty o e e B R, et otios Wum 'n;r-.- to all A, M. SMITH, Gon’l Pase'r Ag't, J. H. LACEY, Ticket, Sioux City & Pacific R. R, The Shortest and enly Direet Route from COUNCIL BLUFFS St. Paul, Minneapolis, And al} Pomts 1n NORTHERN IOWA & MINNESOTA. PULLMAN PaLACR SLEEPING CARS On all night trains vis this route. = O-’l &)'t CONNECTIONS. LALU- P Tramler with Un Pucif or G IAlCnnmlll with Esnsas Jos snd c'fn. "i. o Locta and all % At Blirsourt v.n.y Tith the 5 Culengrsnd ralway Northwestern points 4. At Sioux Cit rith Si Pl llinogs Contenl od Do m aunfi?"n- pl All o 4; mmnl’:.:flu:.wl.h ‘the. n-m B Seiener = n.'n.n F{;fl.ifi‘u-mmw sle 1q Chieago and North- muuym tickets read via 8.C. & P. = _...,a,,.,...,.....,m (3. EELILER & Co, Raflway, =54 L. BURNETT, Sup't. el mflwgm Gt Frazier’s Root Bitters, the Great Blood and Humor Remedy. [From the Claseland Susdcy Hdorning Voice] That Frasier't Root Bitiers possess sa eficacy greatly supertor (o any other preparation 101 Searching the blood wiih which we Are acquai e Erre by sl whe ey 20y kind of weakness or humor bivod, 2 the most searching, st mh‘dn(.qml ‘heal” Tumncdy of which we have any knowledg Sold by drugeistaand ! ountey ttores, EOKGE W. ER, rties cured b fhegreat - Kead and e conviaced SUFFERZDOVER THIRTEEN Y1 COMPLAINT AND Drsrers TURER BOTTLES 0F RoOT mrrm M= FRazixr—Dear m it am sct of Eratitude lo you, and & duty oward these ¥ are suflering froin liver comp'aint and dyspep , tomake the following statement: have been invalid for over thirteen Jeaex My complaint wasa disease of the liver 3ty skl was eliow, he whie al 7o the colorof mthon 1 wasileepy ith hcadache atd o appetite b loodul y kind, | was aflicted as Ru‘ v liviog woman coul — fivics = id be. T m-dmu. ater , e 136 Woodland Av., 1! m s l' ‘lm 4 E‘;,:]‘.‘T e e “‘.’.I.‘,’ e jed me, if you ses propper, 13 ucing otbers to. tr Jour dissovery and o cured, fof good heahh 4 ter Mian, goll e your friead," S CRAW §o!"o0 Grasge Sty HAS DONE MEYNMORE GOOD THAN MRDICINE 1 HAVE TAXRN FOR ThN YEARS | Mrs. Daniel Smith,of Concord, N. H., aflicted with weakness, pain in the lungs, lhoulflm )(l l-lfllx —Dearsir: I reccived the Bottle taken the whoie of it, and it has done me more good than all the medRines I have ever taken, 25 bottlcs, if { could have got them. I 5 dnlhn‘ the price you nlven(u Send quick Consnmptlves Read. 8. FRAZIER—Dear i SRS S o e o g00d. They have cured m Nnxh .nd I lral another < Yours truly, BARNEY CAJN, 30, atano s« Telter Cured. ‘taking Root Bitters, I think it nothi iscovery to acknowl- has used your Bitters ich she has beea Doc- wud could find no relief, e tiaking them. They have 11" _ure in her case. | have af the Cleveland Post Office ter arrier for eleven years. 4doas.t'y recommend yout oot y peréon, suffering with Salt Rheam, (Tetier) Chronic. Rhenmatiom, Serol- ula or any kind ot Humor in the Blood, as one of the Honest Cures. G Cselag Oo. 1t your Druggist or storekeeper don’t have the Bitters, ask him to order them lor you. CATARRH CUREO. M. Fruzikn—1 wish (o Inform you, what your medrcioe has done for me. 1 wasaitlicted ith Catarrh in its worst forms or many years. Liried virlous medicings recommended by siciaxs, which proved but & lempoary re- el By he dvick o & luy ¥ho. s & of this same disesse by procured one haif dozen accomplished 8 perfect cure in my ca lieving that thousands are dragged out of & ‘miserable existence from the eflect of Catarrh. I cheerfully recommend your Root Bit.ers to il whoure similarly aected. 3[sS. AMELIA BRAMT. ta, Butler Co., Pa. ¥ Godimas, our Root Bitters, 1 and ve ttles Buen: Retail trade supplicd b ‘wholesale agent Ouiaba N " ivaswiy KEARNEY'S (FLUID-EXTRACT BUCHU The ouly known remedy far? BRIGHT’S DISEASE, And a positive cure for Gout, Gravel, Strictures, Diabetes, Dyspepsia Ners vous Debility, Dropsy, Non-reteation or Incoxtinence of Urine, Treie. tation, Infamation or Ulceration of BLADDER AND XIDNEYS SPERMATORRHGEA, Loucoete or Whites, Diseases of the Prostrate Gland, S.one in tho Bladder, Coleul ue, GRAVEL OR BRICK DUST; DE- POSIT, And Mucus or Milky Discharges. KEARNEY Extract Buchua! Purmaneatly Cares all { Dissaseslof the Bladder, Kidneys, aud Dropsical Swellings, Existing ia Men, Women and Children, No Matter What the Age! Prot steciosye, e botle of Eearney's Fluid Extract Buchu Iy 'ofl.l ‘more than other Buchus combined.” ‘Price one dollar per bottle; or, sixbottlas for tive dollars. Depot 104 Duane’St., N. 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THE “LITTLE GIANT” CATHARTIC, or Multum L™ Parvo Physic. ‘The novelty of modern Meodi Chemical PRI Rl Qe et faing e e ; B iy ) science, extract all the cathartic and othes En iR e S 1 Pt 10 euppoee they aro barsa oc drastic in effect, bat such i 8ot at all the case, Lhe different activs medicinal prins ciplen of which they aro composed being 80 bar. soarching aud thore ently sod kindly operating $500 Beward is horehy oftred 1y tho pro- prictor of Tellcta, 10 any chentist Whoy Epon analysis, will find In' thers ary Caiomel of other of mercury of any otber mrer.t . Belng entirely vegetable, so particaiar is ‘equircd while usmg them. They oyo- d o to tho constitution, dict, on. “For Jaundice, H saouin, Ton’of Kiducy outed feelin o ficad o e Fingy . 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