Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 27, 1874, Page 3

S GH ;ULMT‘! 01d Se:tlers—Rich Far 3 W hO.uA\' JEFFER 5 and Cariagss. - Clss Hears New Fal On my departure from Beatrice T AR mptly o tends river, emy and Huruer St the latter about three miles north of Beatrice. This stream is about mile and winds its w southeast direction through a beau- M ame. | 001 and well timbered valley. There | is more timber on this creek than say I have seen in the State. | This valley now abounds in a large number well improved, Laving been settled for about fifteen years, Ten miles residence of Uncle rick, one of those fashioned farm F®m NI TmaaEER TATTOR, t., bet. Farubam s RING “ANING and a2 reamar ‘e Taten y in a Dl xinds of TATIA " REPAIING o it TREITSCHEE & CO., GROCERS b And General Provisio: Des un 8. W. Cor. Jacksen and 13th Pts, 7 gcoep 2 superior & t RATH & HA\SFI\ \te eaf Tobaceo, scinble old- | s, whio is well post- ed in the early hidtory of the State, baving located heié fifteen years | ago, when there was no settlement | west of Beatrice. His family we W enlers In d his boys have 1 day and n selves aud property. | resting to hear him tell of the ca tement and of its privations they endured when first here—they were compelled to go to | Nebraska City, (25 miles) for all | their clothing, and everything that | they had to biy, when the trip oc- cupied about one week, and their nearest neighbors were ten miles distant. He has one of the best farms consisting of S0 h of which Wme:‘ Liquors, Segars, | 150cres, o e TOBIC O AND PiP xm|m|\ul withia good residence, | BFCulifornis Wines and Brandies. S barns, ulnm building m.- SOMN BAUMMK. - guest of Unc Practical \\':ltclmmker, the hospi which was indeed home-like. 171 Fara o 8. Oor. 11th St | Up the valiey through the roman- OMANA wEs | Manufact urers of WA R, S ASD DEALER IN Tobaccos Pipes, &c., &c. “163 FARNHAN ST, Bet. 10th & 11th, Omaha Neb. stood guard to proteet thei J¢ &5 indeed in oetttf P.N.GLYNN ) ESALE AND RETATL DRSLEE IN tic scenery were beautiful groves of timber, Where well-to-do farmers | Physiciasi = Surgeon, it s oKtielatia lands, 241 Farnham Street, and lled ata rude log cabin, {and I found a_ well-to-do farmer 5 who had probably the Over Ish's Drug store. P septiodly { % Phen inest flock { of sheep in the Stat moved westward throu 1 that beautiful country known as the T e e e e SILK, CASHM AND ALPACA sUITs | tiful undulating prairie was dotted | with humble cot y cvery di | | rection, and on_the southern slope | P. M. FALLON, | o vrought toviews neat: o | % " E | two story school house. 263 Dodse, bet. Tthand (5ahstreets. | (0% LT Y S caneatd | MAGASESOR AT | s 1 have seen in this country, who were Indians, and bad I 1 been informed of their nativity should have ne known them as | such. Aext tomy view was Bow- erville, which was composed of two | dwellings, sto postoflice and | school house. Rev. Mr. Bower, af: ter whom the piace was named, and | e | E. D. Gage, the postmaster, ana | DR 3. B. DYOTT, graduate of | fumilics, qonstituted theinbabitants. | Jefforson Medical College, Philadel- | Mr- Gago is ono of that familv.afier whom the county of was or of several valuable | named, and the owne best farms in Jefferson county. From this to Fairbury isa b and rolling prairie, a distance of ten miles, uud here ¥ was brought to view ch canuot be surpassed 1 tho west. Well im proved farms and good and comfo B ¢S can e seen i direction; whero the I and fertile, and on neari let T found the country more dense- | ly pop 1, young orchards, and | mmore appearaice of an older settle- ment, which 1y e years | 1afd waste, in & vast space of unin- | habited Jands. On " nearing the | southern slope the town of Fairbu; | Wwas brought to view, which, during the past five months has made such marked progress that 1 was scarcely { able forealize in that time that a | } fown could have improved so rapid- | z | 1y notwithst onth and | | grasshoppers. ml\nn- | | Eages and_ progress of Fairbury 1 | shall ake further mention in m\ next letter. Ap. O THA— NERYOUS & DEBILITATED OF BOTH SEXES. 30 VHARGE ZUR ADVIOE AND COF. | SULTATION. | phis, aut wozks, 2an be consulted on all diss | eases of the Bexuul and Orinary or- | gh | w gans, (which be has made an es- R pecial study,) either in maie or fe- | male, no metier from what cause origiaating, or how lorg standing | A practice of 80 years cnables Lim to treut diseases with success. Cures guaranteed. Chasges reasonable. Those at a distance can forward let- ters deseribing symptoms and en- elosing stamp to prepay postage. p@Send for the (uide to Health. Price 10c. J. B. DYO111, M. D. a Physicion xud Surgeon, 104 $Duane street, N. ¥ City Meat Market. pakes > ALY BROS. t vt %on band 7 SUPFLY OF Poxnx Grassnoppers and Sulphur. gentleman in Helt County in ate had twenty acres of the finest corn that can be imagined. When the grasshoppers commenced operations, this gentleman invest- ed thirty cents in sulphur and burn- | | ed it in various parts of his field, “made smudges" as he expressed it, | | The consequence was that he saved it. The grasshoppers stayed three | days, but eptly re- | fused to touch a le or an ear | | where the scent of brimstone lin- gered. Just think of it—twenty res of corn d for thirt cents, It wasan experiment, that may, at some future day, be worth millions to the farmers of the west. The balance of this gentleman's corn was devoured as was not of his neighbo Let every farmer in Nebraska re- member this cheap salvation. We have this information upon good au- thority and will, as soon as possible, procure all the particulars of the facts. Our informant saw this field and had from the gentleman’s own | | tips the accountof the way he saved it.—Oakdale Journal e Dark and Bleody Mystery. (North Platte Ne Judge St. Clair, of Ogal: riding out some days since, and at a point_ several miles south of town, | found the body of » man who had evidently been murdered during the present year. The victim was an old man as shown by his teeth A fracture in bis skull shows plainly | that he was the v of a_foul murder. His bones were fleshless and as he upon the hiilside, the ghast it was sickening. The bits of elothing which were seatter- ed around in the vieinity of the body | made it evident ihat the wolves | pad not waited for the body to decay but Lad literally picked the unfortunate vieim's bones. There | was nothing to identify the m.n by } except the fragments of clothes, but | the people of Ogalalla surmise Tat | e mi;,ht be one ofa party ofemi- | grants who passed through last spring, and who evidently had a deadly quarrel on board. Of | cou re can be no clue to the | party or parties who did this terri- | ble deed. And loving friends may | now be waiting and wondering at the absence of & loved k foas Uity ana eavise Satiroad, SI0UX Ch{ & ST. PAUL RAILROAD, 15 62 mmlles the shortest route from Omaha #nd Coancll Blufis to St. Paul, Mineavolis, — Stitiwater, Anoka, Buluth, Bismarck, and all ints in sota. teav wnd Councll Biutls ot .05 pr | ¥are as LOW and Time as QU by any ether Lin POLLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS OF ALL NIGHT TRAINS. reals VIA S L thus avoiding circy tranaicre Tickets can be Chicago & Nor and Council Bl - BoYDE Gen') Pass. & Ticket At 51 T & Bt Pa Gen'l Pass. and Ticket A City, lows. GEO. W. G 168 Farnbiam Streot, Omaha, N Tuly 20, 1. PASSEN (:r | Going East or South from Omaha | ints on U. P.R. K. ‘LINCOLN ROUTE” via The ATCHISUN & NEBRASKA RAILROAD' | = nould take the And wecare for themsersss the chol.a of Six | Fopular - ates from i Atehison to Chicago and St. Louls, All making Relialie Zguipred with Palace Dav aad Slosping Cam Al delay and inconveniencs arriving from Ferries acd trausfors can be avoided West of Chicago and St. Loals by securing Tickers via ATCHISON and the ATCHISON & NEBRASEA RAILROAD. and Relisble Connectiors s7e also made | The Chinese in California buy | their wives. My Celestial, Ah- Sam, who dusts out my office, bas recently imported one. Sam’ sent money to his mother, and in due course of time the purchase arrived, and Sam broaght her down for my inspection. She was as ugly a Ch nese woman as I ever saw. I said, «Sam, not _handsome, eh?”’ Sam says, ,“No, no handsome much ; £2nd Raltable Conections s7¥sles handsome gal cost heap woney, and 2 allee time kick up—bobbery.” f:-"‘ Arka.sas Valley & Colorade, |-wum had the correct idea of it, and th alt tines ronping South to potnts *n | ‘Was wisely.content with' e* plalner e e e e :nk-!e that was most likely to stay ¥ him. n informed me that | LINCOLN & ATCHISON | the original cost, with freight and CHAS. C.SMTTH, F. WHITE chnl'gt-‘, ‘was three hundred dollars G Sapt. TPas. Agt. | —ail it was worth.—[New York Argwison, Kenses . Timies correspongent, 1§ anoctions and being T SR | #8800, E_S. Gaylord nea: | during | at | 60 cents | BOUTS & & P —— Stock Raising iu Nebraska. y lust M Stewart sold to Messrs. Lippiu 5 th fod " steers which ave pounds each, making a toial of 918 pounds, and netting to the .-kll- 95 72. Buta short time siuce Ed Pilcher sold nearly $800 worth of stock, Thomas Lippincott_about )0, Amasa Warrack some $700 or 1 F vel Warraek about | $500, T. C. Hungate neatly of quite v a 1,000 worth, David Clark, Waldo Lyon, and other parties well known here and in Burt, larger lesser amounts. Now that wheat is a drug on_the or market at 58@60 cents, and consid- | | ering that for the last five years the of wheat has been under, rather than over, 75 cenis per bushel, and considering too that the outlook for wheat the next five years is still worse than the ~past | five, would it not be well for the far- average price | mer' to take Lis pen or pencil and spend just one evemmng in what middle-men call “figuring " Esti- mate the cost of 10, 20, 30 or more cows and their natural increase. To this add the cost of herding on a free and boundless prairie, and then add the cost of cutting and stac ing the winter's hay. This, with the interest on the value of the cat- | tle, is the sum total. ~ Let every fuj mer who reads this make the esti- mate and if any fail to find that they have cleared 100 per cent. on | their investment, we will refer them to any of the above named parties, who will convince them by actual that they have erred in lculations. Of course, ing of cattle by a farmer necessitates entering largely into the growth of corn, which “can, in ordinary seasons, be put in the crib 16 cents per bushel, and the stumpage or cornstalk fields are worth, and will sell to Stock men for $1.00@S1.50 per acre. Thisitem of stalk ground alone will pay the real estate taxes of every farmer In this county; besides, too, the advan- tage of stock on the ground, is worth fully as much more, asit keeps the soil well fertilized. Had we time, we would zive the cost of wheat raising, but the lowest estimate put upou this article by practical men, exclusive of the value of the land on which it is raised, is per bushel. That wheat culture is a failure in Washington county, is a fact that needs no dem- onstration (exceptions of course ad- mitted.) Go to the bank: attorneys, to the agricultural imple- ment dealers, to the merchants, and | what do we find—90 per cent. of the 10 and 12 per cent. indebtedness of the farmers, ns evidenced by their accounts, notes and wheat growers, Tothe question to « leading merchant Lere to-day : How ahout stock men ? 0O, we can’t trust them. We nev- | er have u chance; they always poy | cash. And why? Because stock, and not wheat, is their commodit very farmer in this county could ay “sell off his threshing ma- ines, his headers, his harvesters, and cut loose from’ wheat growing expenses at 40 ecents on the dollar, cash, invest the amount judiciously in thrifty stock, with even ordinary success, he would in five years be an independent man. How would it bein wheat? Let wheat ggowers whosp notes are baing daily Mwked about the streets, and which, like thorns, bristle and annoy them at every furn—we say, let these men | who' ill fally 60 per cent. of the | cultivated land n this county, an- awer. WALKET LP AND DE HOES Furpham el Dougles ¢ AcTu UE LER IN— 1013th St. Eetween ai Greoat Western BREWERTY Coracr of Cumings and Twonty-second strects The finest lager beer cons | stantiy on hand, CHAS. WEYMULLER, Prop QUEALEY’S U.P.Scap Factory! uated on tho line of th Railroad, near the powier house. class soap for hosae consump fon Pacific fany TW. 7. CUSSEN, GEERAL AU.TIONEER, Cor. 16th and Dodge Mts, P { at‘ention given 1o sales of Liousehold it nton e s of el s o T T i ()MA“i A CXITY OVE STORE=. F. COOK, e 537 14 Dodys afacturer_of Tin Copper and Sheet Tron Wre, and dealer in Cooking and Heating stoves yanned and French War on ers nd Spouting and and warranted. " DORN’S MACHINE SIXO¥X. Al xinds of light MACHINERY MADE & REPAIRLE, s Al Work Quarantee’ ~S% ’236‘.1‘!“' BJIDY STREET. OMAHA. F. A. PETERS, Saddle and Harness Maker AND CARRIAGE TRIMMER, 0. 271 Carnhum s . bet, 1510 & T5eh A LL orders and repairing promptly atten-ied 16 xd satislaction guarrasived. BarCash puid for hiles a130iv 100,600 ACRES! . st botween Dougiss, heavy, RICH FARMING LAND 1N NEBRASKLN | REAL ESTATE AGENTS: JH USES, AND LOTS un the city of Ouwaliay for sulecheas and on 0od terins. BOGGS & HILL 254 Dodge stree! Pablic,al #ars in office, D. A mm‘FETT. Fashionable Dressmaking 564 Fourteenth St.. 630 3m GMAHA, A¥ D Established 858. A.T.SIMFSON'S 7 N CARRIAGE MANGFACTORY 538 & 540 Fourtesnth Street, An--ruumlfl‘ a'len-mn paid to Repair T2t (Ofiee apatairs) Omaba, Nebraska, w 'U P.R. R. MEAT MARKET Catifornta and Webster. 16tirstreet b JE KEEP ON HAND THE BFST Wity ot CFuralt avb Csatren MEATS. "Also a large stock of Fine Sugar ured Hares aud Breakfast Bacon, st the low st Tsges. WA AUST & KR T, Wil Praprietors, debts, are on | Wonev and Commerce. Dailv Review. The week opened to-day with no change worthy of notein the mone; market. Business at the bauks is | fuir; ratesof discount and exchange ruling at last Satusrday’s figures. THE FIEST NATIONAL BANK Land Graats (sellmg)......... $825.00 Land Warrants, (160 | selling) . 185.00 | Ag (160_acres buying! Do.—Seli 176.00 155.00 | per et. In the commercial warket we note no change in quotations. The week opens with trade brisk through all general lines; and on a firm | market. OMAHA MARKETS. Careluuy vorrected Daily DRY GOODS. 2. J. BROWN & BRO., Cor. 14th and | Douglas ~ stre Allen: Auwerican Amotkeag Bristol Hamilton Meri Peppercll 54 R Great Western.... BROW. Albion, A Bedford, B American. Amosicoag Amoskeng, Biddefor DENTMS. Amoskere....... Beaver Creo Proferred KURTZ MOHR & €0., %31 Street. Farnham SPOUL CUrTUS. Clark's 0. N. T..... Merrick's. TOTERY 8 | Domesite. | Britich. Mering Wool Childr, 3 828 ney hos PAPE Dickens’ hest... ing William. . White Wing... Comet. White common mediuin, enstow 7 Jesn © French whalelono Hip Gove... Balmoral Yarn, al colors, per . Germantown Wool, 052 05 | Saxony Yarns, § 215 90al 00 100 | GENERAL COMMISSION. J. . ROSENFELD gives us tne following quotations this da Sweet Potatoes 2 eents per pound Potatoes, 90@S1 00 per busnel; | Butter, prime 25@30c; Butter, good 20@25¢; Butter, cooking 10@15¢; \"‘""" 0c per doz; Live chickens 250@2 75; Lemons, 14 00 per box | Cranberriés $12 00 per barrel. OYSTERS W. B. & Co.—Select, 65 cts per can; Standard 55 cts per can; Medi- um'45 cts per can. HARDWARKk., J0IX T EDGAR. Horsa shoe bl Norway na Cast plo. G merican cas o6 agon wid Joss s Englich do Burdea’shorse shocs, per keg do- o do” "o *. Forthwest i Bilsng do fai Tdo do [..1 4 do 10 casing do s “do" do 6 do do Wrought, all sizes. BOLTS, Carriage ang tire.d..... BUTTS, Narrow wrought, fast joint... discount o o v Tovensote MISCELLANEOUS. Hay and manure fork.......discoant Hoes and gaiden rakes..r do ascount HINGES, WRENCHES. Aisconnt unt e : o goe AGRICULTURAL TM LEMENTS. scrTiss, H Holts Ha vest King,per do., net... Champlot . bl 1 Bowlud's Xo? baske shovel, D T do . do polished do ' do b-do " dobhck'spafies - do - Moore do polished do do “de's “spring potnt’’ L H shovels. B 88888 8823 AX Lfizpmma.wdmm' Eonts do. ... do, -4 sRIR &2 do do35 Union ir | e do3% do Britania FILES. | Hargrave, Smith & Co. i Aserican File Co. e =3 W | Eoot uings, per dozen,.... xeco (Boot Leg) per (0l Dr do (Sim do (Gluw welf Leati Welbin! Cak Harusss 1o do do do do dle, per side, Collars, per doz. Powell & Co Sapc. Publico, Republ.c, de, € 61-2; led, 6 1-4a6 1-2. Ant hemi GOODs A STOCK. Benjamin B. Jones, Decorative Up- | holsterer and de; 270 Farnham following auctations: FRAME MOU] per foot, 5¢; 2 polished walnut, 15¢; 8 inch 21c 6@1 1 45¢; imitation rosewood Paln, 5@5 14 aler in i Street, 36 3-4; Savon | 6 to n Mot- cai Ofive, Ger, UPHOLSTERE Tt furnishes o DINGS. goods, the ch 7¢; 2 inch Berlin gilt, 1 s 2 inch 12@30¢; 3 inch 18@ 1 and gilt, 1 inch iuch 5@10¢; 2 inch 10@20¢; 3 inch 15@80c. Plain bands, 6 fee pair, 1 50; ornament 4 00; cach »dditiona 1k 1 foot, 75¢ REPPS. Union ind sll woo 15063 ped, 2 5028 '3 Union per 2 00a3 0. M Husk, 4-4x6-2, 4 3 00ad 00; Excelsior, LUMSB »0; Tmperial, I terry, per’y and atri- pl 0015 00; 8 50at 50. ER. RETALL LIST <t to change of market witao, WM. M. FOSTER, ODU.P B B. tracs bet. GEO A. HOAGLANL. Jolsts, studding and dor Over 01, each ad. Feneing No 1 do° N di W aaE o1 a G 3 3 3 mrrow el | tstclear ceiling 21 do 1st do de 20 do Ist clear siding, 24 do do Ist common sid] do A" shinsles. No 1 shitizis.. o 1 sk ngles. Lath per 1000. D & H pickets oer i Square do do_do 0'G Batten per Hnenl Rough do do do 1, and Liberal discount on carload lats VINDOW! (G 1 85 per coatof Chicago li. azed.) DOORS, (Wedgel) 25 per cent off C. 1eago list. BLINDS. 30 per cent off tist. e per bhi. e coment yior i LASS, e N. L. D. SOLOMON. ROBERT (. STEELL. Cont 011 Lingee 1051 i 110 6| 2| Ln W PAINTS, White Lead, St Louis, 8 ..$ 181 Lara out, & “ train'd § bricating | i o &c ety Pure L all colors, per nds, 2 0@ pe all wool, strsw, 'll.\.MIEEl' HKON. WIRE, &0, MILTON ROGERS, COR. 14th & FARNH. AM TN PLATE. 10214 1C, tair quanty. 10x14 Te) b oxid IX 12212 1C 12312 IX 14x20 1C Hx0IX _do 14x20 IXX do 14x20 IXXX 160 plate DC 100 plate DX, 100 plate I 100 plate Roofing IC charcoal RoofingIX do 10514 I coke do 20525 IC charcoal roofing 2iz3 1€ chreoal rooung edxl4 IX charcoc] 10x20 coke (for wutic T st O do o do aalit 12 50 71650 BLOCKTIN Large pigs. Small Bar i Sheet 1in %5 to 35 1n.. do do do i i do do do alf casks 50 16 canks... et 24 to 35 inches per steet... ners soldes (extra rofined. do do do do Uid metal No. 1., roous SHEET IRON Numbers 13 do 5 do o First quat o d do a0 o do 024 Charcoal, both sides smothe do ' No do do do do Juniata, No. 24 No. 14 to . do 21 to 34 do 251035, Full bundies Braners ¢ to do 30 10 do 12t Sheathinz, 15, Plnished, 14 a; Buit coppe .. T e S ———— 7, 8'and 5, rum-hei BRIGHT WIRE. Per bundle 15 p ¥ veat ny coun 1% pist] pr do bl rasphorries. New in do dal 2 pound 1 do dc 2 2 3 H & do_ Y Sirawt s ber Pincapples, IMPERIAL 1pound cans ¥ g6 W 5 2 do ¢ NORTHWES'N LEX ALY . Tue Pojular Gie tron auvd T A 1ith and Douglas Streets. csh, Fon Do Leies Madicon aid Milwaakes Tt Being the Shortest and Fisst Comoleted Live | Between OMAHAandCHICAGO, Equipped with the “W.sti and “Miller Platfort b and couimedious Eat o traveling t Fro rains rau s of this VALLEY JUNCTION, ats resched for Sioux Cit ¥ AT GIta batile of pa bundred by letter, -« two months A, Minneapo i, B puints. o Waterloo, Cedar rlington and St Louis. AT CLINTON sbuqne, Dunleith, Prai- rie du Chien, 411 points on the {lieege, Ciliian an? Butugue, Snd Chleago, Jtisine Mitlwau- ckberri s via this | You may u o diseor ter_than anie’s Office, 218 Fau e and slso =t the prine line of the U. P. B R, B 2azeage checked through to all princip Fastern points W HLSTEN G J.H_LACEY, £, Om: Ciey s o barrels MEDICINE Passinge's Ag 1 o | | Lean Myer'soys'ers, per case do do do o do William'sdo do o peaches do " do. do tomatoes s of Bite tak good do w,g;«‘j()ma'n & St. Lovis Line 50 th but ¢ sold 25 Fot think you n ters here armouth rrigs, as you AKING TOWDE e B do The Kansas City, St. Joe and Council Bhffs only dire tias to Oslon &, i Taps, T. L:.O0OUTXI ND THE EAST, FEOX + e botween 41 (% o1 € hetwes heary weight. . e anu X YORK. light” do four bushel [ 15 th Only ..ine raputne « Famly, i fess, Faui] No.1, Sardine Siman Pariigas | Yours Gold M Herry De Vill Y Viller. CALTIOT Whols Hal a THE OMAIIA ¥ia Des Moines, Lavenpar All Pacseny WEsTING oL 2 Fas AT G Tow AT WE Cedar Burii al, 4T Ko< and V 8 the lineof the U A. M. SMITH, Siou Th COUN St. | NORTI PULLMAN PaLAC On all night train: Pailroad and all At Nor(hwe rifiroady during At | railrosd 6 Ab Paiic Pacific BZ-Lie sut your Lckets read via 5. C. & Batwas. S.C&P, ©. HILLS Gen. Ticket Ag't. PULLTMAN SLEEPING €AR Ei5 FROM OMALIA, ON ARRIVA OF THE UNION PACIFIC ”ATY, LUMEIA RIVE EASTERN AKD Changes and lins. WESTERN e This Entire Line is eqaipped with i CIGARS Manufacturer, 53 sth Street. Pullman’s Paiace Day Coaches and Ch Miller's Safety P and the Celebra Westinghonse Air Brike. Palace Slecping Cars, Cars, fufm and Coupler Tenceriuliy Blei Releod, Via Omaha and St. Louis. Tickets for salo at_eor. Te ireets, and U. P. De Pure.... Ty GE0. 5. BRADROR CLAY cereee. Gen' o or. 100 00 | 100 60 109 00 | 00 | MILLS ll(l! R. | esale depot 545 14th Street. . 2| A C.DAWES, Gew'l Pes. A Van D-ALIA ROUTH . 55 TR, TRAINS DAILY! LEAVE ST. LovIs wrtn Pulliman Palace Cars THROUGE WITHOUT OHANGE Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, Celumbus. Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore ‘Washington, - AvD— Gen'l Supt Rock Istand nd Pacifie R. GRAND C ROM o = .? TRAL ROUT TO CHICAGO AND THE EA t Express Trains Leave Daily, onnecting as follo: ES with the Des ) Oskalooss, Otiun INNELL ¥ Lidh the Central Railroad of rth to St. Puul, with the Burlington, | Kapids & MMiunesota Roilroad, fof | ington, Cedur Rapids, Dubuque & 5r. | At WILIGR JUNCEION with the | ~Western uch, * for Muscatine, | | SP. Loncoert Glan gton i all s south. ENPQRT"v:"N fho Davenpart & st. Railroad for * north ? K TR GRAVEL fon + Mil- ois 5 the Western eport, Be sit, Kach and ail points in noribera I th the Roektord, Ruck “!A,. s Bailroad for St.’Louis and Yand ot | ia and poinis east. | JUNC., with h.mu'. foe Hen. | Chtlliocie s Feor U with the Hing s south | 6 with i1 lines East, North aod Central Rail- TICKETS t0 all Eastern cities, Bladder, i be procured, and any infar ned, conccrning points. at the |("1 lhll‘un’u.r 0 aham St., | and also at the prinei) ticket afices L e prinicipal ticket afice Existing No Prof. Stec Fluid Ext Pa-:'.f\(k, 3 = = = other Buchu ONLY ONE CH GE TO Cleveland Buffalo & Boston | TICKUETS 8 3 STEV Price one Gen'l Western ‘,“ Depo! B Sond x City & Pacific R, R. | he Shortest aud only Direct Route from CIL Paul, Minneapoli Aud #®Pounts in HERN IOWA & MINNESOTA. ING CARS | Are for Saleat the | . Gomzmay's Office, Crans & B covak e ‘;'u;'?)'fi'n’;‘-\ S veas frr, | JORY F. SINFSON E FOLLETT, {10 o Gon Pass. Av't. | - | RIE LS TUwitect mrates | Sonfactioners’ Tool Works, ruite | Thog' Mills & 31‘0., ith Kansas City, uncil Blufls Raitroad for St. Leu points soufh Mirsour! Valley v fon CONSECTIONS 4 for Omaba o vits Un. Manutacturersio Confflctloners’Tools s AT 01 & 1303 No Eighth ‘l. PHILADELPHIA, PA. stz De; NAT Iee Cienm Sioux City i Daota S &e. 5. S 2 " . Nos. 131 n th - Blur with O@aha and X sihwestorn for Umaha and { Fremont, Nebrasics, wih - tire Union railroad for all points west amd the 01 Proprietors: Tiouas Mirts, G0, M. MiLes, AviEsP.PARuER. maridaeim FER DAY, Aot | 25 10820 "o 2 s ot wene Tag poople ofeither S5, Yoanor eiss ks | ¥ L& work for e 10 thenrspy - ror | el the e thag & 17i i) CTe. Ridrens STINSON & Cuey Purtiaa i {1in - Bovsvd ESTABLISUED 1834, } ATALOGUES BENT | upar. epjlication, — | M, B Riiway afbce L. BURNETT, Sap't. s GEO. W. GRATTAX, Agent, Gmt ha, BTl Jivivg woman could le. 5 doliaas, the'p BU@E@A The onl BRIG | BLADDE° AND KIDNEYS .S one in the b Extract Permanentty Cu 0 and give advi s | Francisco, ¢ | a Swr \\(‘L L i | BR. Corper of SAN FRANCIS wsaf ty, and ER THIRTEES o crvee | AXD DYSPEISIL, CUMED BY TERS OF KOOT BUITERS R—D-ar str S WE HAVE TWELVE GOUD REAS Qu1ck and Easv. Chean 1nd Clean. Edoem it an act of with beadache ard no ap kind, | was aflieted as bad us any T took bottle a'ter tont medicines, end paid over se St physiciane wit o than L ean T u at could get o ago | pur has ey are theonly pe 3 dvspepsia cou ‘curid me co helthy o8 any erya , No. 20 Orungs land Olio.- ME MORE G LHAVE TAKK ' Sugar-Coated, Concentrated, Rocs and Herdal Juice, Antie Billons Granules. THE LITTLD » CATHARTIC or Multum © Physic. ©f modern Medion, Chemicat ant o uze of suy lon, palsive azd psoscoca i nd bulky ngreate iy ar £ =30 ve read AR & neear 7 8w b chs -t concentr 1 form, &s on0 by tha ot arching e n-ys, Enternal Fot ccling about Ntows 00d o \Ecad, Fiigh € TAREH CU 1 by alt enterpri 3 conits a botslos ao B malen's 5 Prop BUFFALO, PYLE SFLUTD-EXTRACT SK FOR HT'S vous Debility, Drops, —AND— e SALERITUS of Urine, Ir 2 or Ulceration of the BAKING SODA BEST IN US3 Meyer & Raapkeand Whitney & ERMATORRHEA, ACL ESto M *RRI'GE ELEIF FOR YOUNG MEN from Frocs and Abuacs in early lif mpeditnents to ! tacnt or Whites, Diseases of the Prostrate dder. Col HAPPY or BRICK pUsT] posrT, DE- Mucus or Milky Discharges. o LA 110N hia, Ia ,— for han.rable conduct and profea- ssddwim KEARNE Buehu 1 | CASTL® BRO.::- IMPORTERS |OF TEAS | ! —AND— | Bast India Ccods, 213 and 213 FAONT STREET California. <all"Dis Kidneys, and Dropsical ellings. fn Mo Matter What the Age! bottie of Kearney's orth more than all Wouen and Children, lo says: t Buc g dollar por bottle; or, sixottles for 104 Duane St,N. Y. | an in aten s dve dotlars. PLAT?YE VALLEY ‘REAL ESTATE! Samuel C. Smlth, Kgusg, U P.R.R LANDS, Columbus, Nob, Ggvernment Lands Located" U. P. Lands Sold! Improved Farms and Town Lots for C ASH! —or— LONG TIME!! 2&~All Communications Cheer- A DN DITEIS | fully Answers e to answer corres stamp for pam rietor - .'3"\7.1 50N YINEYRDS. pot for the sale of his 1 IVE WINES ox AND ELLER & Co., | Gharios Fopper, | WHOLESALE BUTCHER B CATTLE BROKER, Zeaw | SALT LAKE CITY, UTA ~tetate aitery and Washington Sta.