Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 28, 1880, Page 2

i ———— T01 DALY BEE. EDITOR TO CORRESPONDEN orTay Famsos we wil slways be pleased < lop ters connected. with son any subject hesr from, on crope, country po'it whntever. of general our state Amy ind 610 the peopie of ected with will be giad'y recc 8 tio:s however, must e as briet as possivle | cages be written on oue side 28 Naxr or Wr “ every case accom: a8 proct s s ends, and whether a8 no- e iyl persora, we will not undertakt il nom W o oT poetical charac 10 prescrve or Tuscrve thesime in Ay (ar Cur stafl s mffcient’y Jarge to 41y our limited space. addressed to -imination s of express, tele es in this statc such lars penaltics for that purpose, s and fran- viture of their p TE A. A — ““Jr's meney mekes the mare g TRepublican. Tux Repuilucnn speaks of “political hacks” driven by a hoy. Was Nye realiy rurning the U. P. carriages i the Fifth ward. As 10xc as the Holly money lasts it is expected that the will continue fo fi.k crowd's Mayor Ch Amroxpack Murkay has en- eale of butter and e in the buck- hoard business wish him success in bis venture. BoToomes eays he isn't reconstroc- tod by any mean favor of Hanceck because if he iselec- ted ““the south will run the machine.” This is just what the loyal men of the vorth are sfraid of. Tue only difference between the eapture of the polls in Omaha by the Union Pacific monopely and the cap- ture of tho polls by the democrats at McGhee's Switch, is that one was in Nk id the other in Alsbama. ska Tue rnlrondn during the present year. according to the latest statistics, have heen doing the heaviest business in thoir histry. A'l the roads cen- tering in New York are enlarging their terminal facilities and preparing to raise rates as soon as the Erie canal closes, T Boston Journal says that Ben Butler can give the same reason for retaraing o the democratic party that the inebriated individual did who ap- ared at. his own dcor and was arked Dy his wife why he came home at that iste hour: *“’Cause all the other places ere shut up.” Oux: people have cause for congratu- | Lution that Boy an aesored fact, dpera house is now and that bofore the fall is over the walls of the building will be rising on the corner of Farn- ham and Fifteenth streets. Mr. Boyd is one of our most enterprising citi- wens, and deecrves the thanks of Oma- ha for his energy and pablic spirit. Gex. Graxt doesn’t propose to be made t > catspaw for any mining company to swindle the public. A gentloman in Denver, in speaking of his election to the presidency of the New Mexican mining corporation, e marked that it was a dangerous thing for him to touch because, eaid ho “‘the company will in all probability float the stock and there is a big chance for fraud.” “Oh, said General Grant, if they proposs to place their stock on saleT don'tcarc to have anything to do with it.” Tux: Iaboriovs effort to register all reputlicans in this city may not after ail bave been in vain. An examina- tion of the ragistration lists has shown s to be a these regist roe of seriovs dunger ¢ the people of this county. Toe registers contain hundreds of 108 of peraons who have removed from this city yeers ago and scores «f names of deadmen. Quite a number aro registered in four or five warde. The reason for this state of facts is that tho registrars have carried for- ward theic old lists from year to r and have taken no pains to as- certain whether the parties registored still reside in their wards. The law requires the registrars to make & new lat before every geaeral election, and itis their sworn duty to place | only such names on their new register | o are known to them perscually to be actual residents of their rospeciive wards. Tbere are altogether over 600D names on the cld registry booke, when there are not over 4000 voters here Taose who make it their business to commit frauds at electionshave a very ersy way of perpstrating a systematic fraud by voting upon the names of ron-residents, dead me-, and men * or five| a an ad- | stem and 'h.\t it is the true | wholesale fraud by i lporled wl,ers nnd repeaters. We insist, however, that ths registrars #3all {be compelled to (do their duty aad not simply continue their old lists from jyear t> year, becaure noktody has applied to them to correc: the re- cord by etriking off the names of all wiil ea‘ezuard agai.. maintai pariies who are not individually | miser, Mr. koown to them as residents of that | wa-d. NO STEP BACKWARD. &= The result of the primary elections just held in this cournty more than ever confirms vs in our determination to uphold and advocate the reforms which the republican county commit- tee inaugurated on the 3lst of July. a0 of the cardinal principles of the reputlican party, if not the corner stone, bas been the right of every American citizen to an untrammelled billot. The only real issue to-day be- tween the republican and democra'ic : parties is the right of republi i Hokv's Cavr, everywhere to vote their sentime: AUguu_tfl usbampered by shot guns, uncowed by | €n0W if that most of your threats snd unhindered by bulldozers, | rezdera do not know it, and I suppose | Now, if the republican party usists | that Dove of you care much about upon the goarantee of these rights to | knowing it, but still it is a fact that every American citizen morth or | Omaha hus ot a colony started out south, it cannot well afford to deny | fat westin Wyoming. We are about them to members of its own party | 30 wen strong bere in the camp, and within the lines, in the election of [all of us aro Omaha boys, and I un- representatives who nominate its can- | derstand that nobody can disg ute our didates. right 4o call our plsce New Omaha, The primary elections to be binding | but we will not do so, however, that on the masses of the party must be an | Bame being too good for such & tem- honest, untrammeled exprossion of [ POrery town. Thistemporarity is due party sentiment. For many years the wrimary clections in Omata and Doug- | T . Lis county haveBeen a fraud and farce, | Whose principel business is to supply They were not the exponent of repub. | the world with babies. Besides, in lican party centiment, but the voice |about a month we will bresk camp of bought voting cattle, bulldezed rail- | 804 leave the place to its original in- way employes, importcd tramps, and | babilants, vamely, the antelope, coy- repeaters who generally outnumbered | tee, rabbi's snd sage hens. At that and ontvoted the respectatlo elements | time we hope to have finished our of the party. For years thia paper | Work here, which consists fo building has advocated the enactment of a Jaw | ® side branch of the U. P. railroad ihat would throw the sama safeguards | from & point two miles eest of Carbon around the primaries that surround [station to a cosl mine, some miles the general elocticns, Until such a | Porth of this place. Messre, Hoel & luw is enacted we shall stand commit- | Wood, of Omaba, are contractors for ted in faver of the rezistration sys- | the job and Mr. Quinn is our fore- tem end against the old method. We | man. shall mever sgain support any ticket| Asabove mentioned, all of us are 3 Omaba boyr, and conrequently most e ”":";“"d r:‘f’ :‘:;:‘;’f;; part of our talk in concerning Omaha. tramps aud demec girlsand what remarkable that during label “Republican primary,” vorshall our absence happens in Omaba, and we support any candidate thus nomi- | in the lnet respect we feel very thank- nated unless his individual merit and fulto Tur Bex, that tolls us all the good character commends him to the TIDEMANN TALKS Glibely About Matters at Hoel’s Camp, Near Car- bon, Wyoming, ‘Where Thirty Omaha Boys Are Bui'ding & Side Branch of the U. P, Corrcepondeace of the Be Carrox, Wyo., , that you do not to the fact that we have among us no representatives at all of the fairer sex, news from that place, and whose ar- rival is al®ays looked for with great in‘erest. 1 told you that there are no women out here, but etill we have got some babies among us, or at least some few portunit baby-like beings, a8 some boys, when- Toursday’s primary. The great body | ever they sce the water-boy, commence of the paty in this city and ccunty | hallongfor water just like the Omaha CSpie 3 i, | babies commenca yeillng for pie, as are empbatically in favor of the puti- | 0, o their ma® goes near the cup fication of the primaries by the Tez- | hoard. A fcllow cers pretty dry when istration system. Few of them, how- | he has got to let the dirt fly all day, cver, had the moral courage to run | and besides, it is an old trick among : few minutes once the gauntlet of the orgamzed gavg| iy, white under pretenceof taking a of bulidcz s and hired roughs that surrcunded tne polls. The business driak. men and orderly elements of the Ouc camp is situated among the three miles north of Carbon ara- party abstsined from voting., The horde of U. P. strikers and o, in_a litt'e valley surrcunded by mogntains, among which Elk moun- tain, with its snow-clad peak, pre- spotters made it not only disagree- | domiuates. The vegetation is very able, but morally impossible for them ;car.vl_lc. fj.‘i_c-‘ g}v‘mg'ly_'(v_{‘r ze to vote. Few business men and pro- | prush 8 fo nch e hig! jm;'e: ol fessions] men csn afford to subject themselves to the insults, ribaldry and threats of persecution that were apenly made. Louisiana and Mi i ge! a taste of the short buffalo grass that cin%be found among the sippi bulldczers use the shotgun and , but the bulldozers of the brash. The cawp is situated near a spring that gives the ouly drinkable Union Pacific wield clubs just as ef- fective in preventi o republicans of Douglas county a:d especially of Omaha had no op- to vote their sentimen:s d water to be found within a distance of several miles, the ground containing enovgh alkali to render all other wa- ter unfit for drivking purposes, The weather at this b t, 6700 feet above the eurface of and Fealthy, and whi'e you people in Omaha sre saffering from too much warmth, we ou the contrary, are glad to the cook eatly in the ave a little warmthtrom u bis tent. er wrongs the U, P. ecom- pany may have committed against the popnlation of Nebraska and other western states, and especially against the city of Omaha, yet it cannot be deried that it at the samo time has done much good, and especially given ity impetus to the start and £ of & good many towns along the lines. Among these towns is Car- bon, that looks to that mighty com- pany for its future existence and im- provements. Caxbon claims a pepulation of 700, most of whom are making their lum g from a coal mine thatis situated in the midst of the town, and that is run by the U. P. company. I am told that there is a great lawsuit going on concernivg that mine between the above company and the Wyoming Coal and Mining company, and that thereis a good deal of possikility for the mine to go over in the hands of the latter. Among the miners are several negroes, and some of the white miners are talking about driving them off, but most people hope that the colored workers will be lett alone. As scon as we have finished the road, the U. P. company intends to puta great force of miners to work in the new mine, while most of us go back to Omsha to sze the Omaha girls and_perhaps have a job at the water works. Yours veiy truly, Joux TIpEMANN. revolve: n honest ard untrammelled expression of senti- ment. It is aead commentary on the republican party ot Nebraska that it permits itself to be used as the engine of extortion and oppres- sion by giant monopolics. Like the faithful sentinel, we sball con- tiauo to warn the party of its peril, and if disaster overtakes it in the comings election, the blame cannot be lald at our door. T Bee is now, ax it ever has been, the champion and ex- ponent of republican principles, but it - will recognize or champion cap. pers and tools of menopolies conceal- ed under the party cloak. The so-called primary clections yes- terday were the most flajrant exhibi- tion ofmonop-ly dominXtion that ever took place in this state. The organ of the monopoly hails it as the voice of the people. When the people have a hearing in November we can confidently predict that they will re- pudiate the work of the bulldozers and hirelings. Meantime we will stand on the same platform of party reform up- on which we have stood for ten years past. Conscious that we are battling for the right we confidently lock for- ward to the day when the principles we advocate will assert themselves in spite of all organized opposition. nev Tur Atlanta Methodist is called a “religious sleuth hound” for openly atating the following reasons why Gaorgia has not prospered during the last ten years: red people have been whipped and e dered without regard to sga, sex, coudition or character, till many bave fled as from the jaws of beasts of prey. Persecution for cpinion has prevailed to such an ex*ent that mul- t'tudes of white people have sought homes in other portions of our coun- try. This is seen in the fact that while the Methodist Episcopal church has been bringing tens of thousands | of dollarsintoGeorgia through all these | years, which sums have been expend- ed for educatimal and religious purposes, instead of receiving the en- courageraent and support from other churches and from thoughtful and well-meaning men, which was our due, been opposed, slandered, and viliied; our church houses for both | white and colored bave been burned, | | and our schools broken up. Not ten | days ago the president of Clark ani- versity, a Christian gentleman, and one of the moet learned men and able | educators of the state, was openly c in [\n\*lw b white msn of b standing in his community and | nformed that he ought to be hiteen Rromptiy ana Honorably Acquitted. Pioncer Ticss. United States Detective Llewellyn, indicted for killing the robber Curley, was very prompily and honorably ac- quitted at Deadwood yesterday. OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS. Colorado. Leadville now boasts of the letter carrier system. The orchards in Greeley are pan- ning out well. A big foct race, .which in Denver has an interest, will be run in Eng- land soon. The reduction worksat Pacblo were struck by lizhtning and totally des- trayed by fire, last week. Stone for the new union depot to be bult at Denver, will be furnished by Manitou quarrics. The ore ehipments to Argo and oth- er reduction works from Park county are larger than over befcre. The location of the new military fort in Colorado has been changed from the Mancos to theLa Plata. Some new discoveries are reported from over near Breckeuride. The as- Elephant mountain; & foot to eighteen inhes of ore earrying carbonate of copper that asssys from 2000 to 2500 ounces of silver per ton, The township containing the anthra- cite coal, in Qannicad county, have just been surveyed, but the surveycr general has suspended his sction on the eurvey until the Ute reservation question is setrled. Surveyors for the South Park exten- sion from Como_to Breckenridge, via Hamilton pase, baverun the line from Como to the summit of the range, ‘The besviest grade at any place is four feet to the hundred. Splendid coking coal is now being mined from the South Park company's bank at Como. One hundred China- men find occupation inthe mine, which is capable of producing over 150 tons perday. The main slape is now down about 300 feet, with two levels. Califorma. Salmon are ascending the streams of Santa Cruz in largo numbers, The value of the fruit crop of Sacra- mento county this year is §472,000. At Aptos a shark wss caught that was thirty-one feet m length and weighed over three tons. Any steamer that docs not draw over twenty inches of water can now ascend the upperSacramento. The honey harvest in Santa Barbara county is finished and the product will be about half an average crop. The Spring Valley Mining compsny, two bricks of gold worth $1€0,000. Farmers in many sections make sa complaints about the quail, which are 80 numerous as to destroy ¢heir crops. Cherokee, Butte county, lately shlppe:J The Washoe Indians will soon hold a big fandango near Trackes in honor of the arrival of the pokeberry season. Work on the Norwal school build- | ¥ ing at San Jose is pregressing rapid} The force of men has b-en increas to eighty. The firm that has baen awarded the contract to construct the debris dam on the Yuba river advertises for 300 laborers and 150 teams, The ‘railroad company have deter- miued to construct several thonsand feet of snoweheds this seasen between Emigrant Gap and Truckee. The Chinese of Stockton celebrated the festival of driving out the devil, and made tho southern part_of the town hideous with noise and dircord. A harvesting machine is_at work in Contra Costa county which cuts, threshes and sacks tye grain at ones, and at the rate of fiity cents per acre, Piute equaws at Mono are gather- ing their wiater supply of food. They scoop up tons of a curious sort of water insect found in the lakes and dry them, Seven suscensive crops of Odessa wheat have baen grown at Anaheim, and it has never shown a sign of rust. It delights in fogs, and so is well ndnpzm to the coast rauge. Five cil wells are in_operation in Moody's gulch, Santa Ciara county. Ope well has been avernging twenty barrels of oil ver day for seme time past. Over $100,000 has aiready been expended in purchasing machinery and prospecting. Tt is proposed to clean ont the gres:- hoppers of Sierra valley by irrigation. It 15 found thet they leave damp ground, as their eggs will not hatch in moist earth. The Sierra Valley Ditch company proposes to furnish the water One cannery in California handled 100,000 pounds of dried prunes last seacon, and of dried peaches 30,000 pounds and would have used more if they could have procured them. Of the different varietizs of fraits, they put up in the aggregate 260 tons an- nually. Montana, Helena's new overa house will be opened scon. Currants grow prolifically and there is a big crop this year. Preshyterians of Butto have begun work on a 6, urch edifice. A California man is brinioz a_flock of 10,000 sheep into Montani. The military telegraph line between Helena and Bogeman is to be rebuilt, Miles City claims to have the cham- pion rifle shot of the world, Mr. Portello. There is_room for several more smelters in Butte, and one or two will be built at once to meet the emand. The new post on the Musselshell his fall, but huts for will not be buill be made Sepfember 6, sccording to the returns of the recent census, The military reservations in Wyoms ing territory aggregate 218,085 acres. The news from the mines in North Pazk Is encouraging, and allthe mines are belng opened up. There is one well developed case of emall-pox in Evanston and two or three in Almy, and it is rumored that there are some cases in the Chinese quarters, Cheyenne people clsim that the city wasneverso free from the rough and boisterous element asnow. They point with pride to the reduction’ of the number of ealoons from 55 two and a hslf years ago to 31 now. The northern part of Carbon coun- ty is settling up with gool farmers who have opened up good farms. Ce- reals have prospered remarkable well, as the country is well watered and the cxpense ef irrigation is light. ~Cattle raisers are also going in, snd it i esti- mated that 60,000 cattle will be driven in this fall, Oregon. Recently, says The Dallas Plain- denler, six hunters left Wilbur at 8 o'clock a m. and returned ac 6 p. m , mh one having a deer tied behind his saddle. The American ship_Valiaut, with over 2000 tons of railroad material for the North Pacific railroad, has arrived. Tho ship Oasis, bringiog a full cargo of iron for the 0. K. and N. company, has also arrived. The recent flood in the Columbia has shifted the channel literally to ome extent. There is now a ruling depth of 18 feet at extreme low tide. The channel very respect as good as last se: General Howard and party haye re- turned to Portland from an cflicial to Fort Lapwai. (General How- states that while thers was some d | dissatisfaction among the Tndians, he did not anticipate any serious trouble. The Spokanes who have tuken up land claima, somo thirty in number,- wish to obtain titles to their lands. Idano. ‘Water will be brought to Blackf.ot by the new ditch by September 7. Deer are more plentiful in some portions of the territory than they have been since it was settled by the whites. Another discovery of a new silver district has been made in eastern Ida- ho by a party of Montanians. The new district bids fair to develop into an extensive miving camp, ss the number of distinct lodes found by very little prospecting is eight. Washington. Two steamers are being built at Port Ludlow. The crops sil over the Wella Walla valley are much better than were ex- pected, while in the rorthern country tiey ara over an average. Aband of 140 horses and mules ar- rived in Walla Walla from Battle Mountain, Nev., having while cross- ing the desert no feed for six daye, during which time two of the suimnls died. mette's Fronch Kulaey Pad, and tuke no other, a- this is the on- 1y pad guarantesd to cure or money refunded. A MONUMENT OF GOLD Sliowd be erected i memory of tho Inventor of * Auakenss,” the greal exicroal Pile Ker e Jumes 3. Basselt, of Elo, Penu., writea s fllsw: Messrs. NevstaroTeR & Co.: GrTuTEN $1.00 1 which sc sed 110 Loves and feel it mwy daty that by the sy of your rimiple remdy T hase bern Taiscd £ om the Dk of despsir o the josful hope of soon Leing al le to ec are wyself outire- Send at once if pos-idlc ¥ ply o any nne xhi i THE CELEBRATED Oval Steel Tooth Harrow Manutactured by LB GROOY & GEBPIN \G§ Fon du Lac, Wis. D _COOPER, T NERVOUS | DEBILITY Humphreys' wail M maon™ Trieltor prices, | mules in hell, rather than hers found- ssys are away up in the thousands. one company will be built on the site of the now po 3 An immense herd of 7000 cattle are | — on the road for the Tongue river val- ley from Kansas, and that ranches are now being taken up for the owners. i Srompu; Homeopathictm's® " o saeopecific No. 28. coseful remedy known. Price 81 per vials and large vial of vowder for 35, men fres on receipt of price. RIS HOMEO. MED. €O, *09 Fulton §t., New York. It is claimed that the territory has | 10 Catasue of Receipts ap13dinsp been gerrymandered, so that the re- publicans will have mno show in the NEBRASKA election of and house. 1t is said that much ore suitable for concentration is now being met with in Lion Mountin, Beaverbead coun- ty, that it will be necessary to erect concentrators near the mines. The grading on the line of this road is fastapproaching completion through Beaverhead canon, and the first week im September a temporary terminus will be established 30 miles beyond the present terminus. The raising of horses in the great Yellowstong valley has becomo an im- portant and profitable business. Some f these herders have from 500 to 1500 each, and dupm of their three-year- old colta at from $50 to §100 per head. Territorial papers point to the fact that notwithstanding the largo immi- gration this year,no one can be secured by the ranchmen as harvesters,for (he reason that they all go into business. Thero has recently been consider- able discussion over the correct pro- nunciation of Helena. It has been decided that it is Hel-e-na with the accent on the first syllable, and was 50 | PHENIX ASSURANCE CO. named when founded. o, Cash Assots In building most of the military telegraph in Montana thus far the poles have been transported from Minnesota. But the superintendent has now determined that they shall come from the forests of the territory. A new discovery of a large lode ot gold and silver ‘bearing quartz has recently been made in the Bald Moun- members of the council VlNEGAR WORKS l Jones, Bet, 9th and 10th Sts, OMAH 4. First quality distillod Wine and Cider Vinegar ot any strength below eastern prices, and war- ranted just as good “at wholessle snd retail, Send for price list. ERNST KREBS, o Manseor. . F. COOK, UNDERTAKER, 02d Fellows’ Block. jfili tentibn given to orfera by lelegr-ph. M. R. RISDON, General Insurance Agent, REPRESENTS : w ot & J., GIRARLF FIRE, Philsdelobia Copltal - NORTHWESTEAN NATIGNAL,Cap- meSgushieast Cor. of Filteenth & Douglas St 8-dly. MAHA, NEB. - Tue ing a univers The big wigwam in Denver, which was erected for democratic campaign purposes, is being converted into a theater. Afghan matin; | alarning proportious. has assumed One hundred { 3 < y The return of minersand prospect- | thousand ~ dusky WATFIOIS are S| . ¢, Gilpin and Clear Creek counties rounding Candsher, in which less than | show well for the stability of theso old {5000 Britith troops are imprisoned. | Tee two armies cf relief, under Gen- |erals Phayre and Roberts, are ob- | structed in their advance by a horde | | of well-armed native soldiery, who are harrassing their progress by guerilla | warfare and by liying waste the conn- try before them. The greatest alarm is felt in English military circles over the state of effairs, and heavy rein- forcaments will at ouce be pushed to the rescue. mining camps. Montgomery district, Park cornty, hich has been dcseried for years, is taking new life,and promisestobecome an important center. Denver now boasts of having 42 brickyards, each of which conteia from thres to five kilns, and still the sapply is not equal to the demand. The corner stone ot .Leadville’s new court house bas been laid with impos- ing ceremonies, the Masons, 0dd Fel- Iows, veterans and others participa- | ting. | There are numerous herds of cattle {on the Blue river, scaitered from Breckinbridge to its junction with the Grand. The range can not be excelled | anywhere. {4 rich strike was made on Red . Eogl Be will be a missr-able man before | tain district, about seven miles from It pays seventy-five~dol- lars per_ton in gold and the same Bismarck. amount in silver. Cooke Tity is thejname of ti com- PASSENGER ABGUMMI)DA'IIUII LINE OMAHA AND FORT OMAHA Connects With Street Cars Comner of SAUNDERS and HAMILTON STREETS. (End of Red Line as full.ws: ing metropolis of the Clark's Fork | o) ,“hn“';!"hemo::n VE F( wives. Philadelphia_cs slready invested in claims, mora heavily as soon as congrese rati- fica the Crow treaty by which the country in which the mines are located | ! is restored to the public domaim. Werk is about to begin on the Mis- couri above the Great Falls to make it The engincer in charge navigable. eays that there will bo nothing to pre- vent navigation or. the Missouri above the Great alls next year, ond it is sate to ssy that the season of 1881 will see one or more steamboats placed tRereon, and throughfreights recsived at and sent from a point within fifteen miles of Helena. Wyoming, Cattle shipments are slow. Laramie haso't girls enough. The legislative apportionmegt will N i L e ists have and will ickets can be procured from street car driv- ers, or from drivers of of backs. FARE, % CENTS, INCLUDING STRE _ NOTICE. CAR pory Jirs Miner, fxt name unkcace, il take Dotice, that on tbe 14th dey of Auzost 1550, E, D. Mclanghlin, a Justi o of the Peace of § Owmaba Preciuct, Douglas County, Netrasks, Leseued an order ot attathment Jor 'the Fum of 1000 and costs 1 B yiaes, 0 sation nndln(ge vators that property coc 5 = Tty Coctl tng of two show cases, h - entiuuad fo the G day of Coppaater ats Spgaac & Snezpaz, Al%‘,‘"nx&rg CLATGHLIN, ' ausve . Justicc of the P INVALIDS AND OTHERS SEEKING HEALTH, STRENGTH alld nNERGY WITHOUT THE QUESTED TO VIEW, NAL, WHICH IS PUBLE FOR FREE DISTRIBUTIO: ]Tmrmmnurum HIGLANE, el Culiure, aod i a a0 hapy be ma af; " Adiress the publisher K‘ULVFRMACHEH GALVANIC El]., and VINE STS.. CINCINNATI. & 4.1 YearsbeforethePublic. THE CENUINE DR.C.McLANE'S LIVER PILLS d as a remedy 1 is beir to,’ and in all Bi “for in o3 are not recommends all the ills that fle affections of the I ivel Complaints, Dy ache, or discasts of th stand without a rival. AGUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used pre paratory to, or after ne. As asimple y BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. 5y genuine are nev ed-wax s .Im.n AN PIL tures of E: 74 Ins Dr. C. McL2 pared b FLEMING BRO! the market being ful the name MeLane, spelled di but same pronunciation. BOWEL COMPLAINTS, A Speedy and Effectusl Cure. PEPRY DAVIS‘IPAIN KIL!I:ER od the test of FORTY Yrars’ tria ions with each bottle. ALL DRUGGISTS. Local Acents everswhers tosel Baking Pow MEAT MARKET T. P. Block, 16th St. Freah an Salt Meats 0 all hinds constant 00 haud, prices reaonavle, Vegetables n seas . Food dalivered fox ny part o ol AN e Aok BE o~ A.F. RAFERT & CO, Contractors and Builders. Fino Wondwork a Specia ty. Agents for the Encaustic Tiling 1310 DODGE, ST., OMAHA THE ONLY PMBE WhERf You can find & yood BOOTS AND SHOES At & [OWER FIGURE than at any otizer shoa hous in the city, P. LANG'S, 236 FARNHAM §T. LADIES' k GENTS, SHDES MADE T0 ORDER d a perfoct Bt xuar-ntecd. Trices vy reason ol HAMBURC- AMERIGAN PACKET CO. Weekly Line of Steamships Leaving New York Esery Ghuisda? at 2, #, For Ergland, Frauce and Germany. For Passage app'y to C. B. RICHARD & C0., Genersl Passenger Agants, June2t:ty Tork BU Reunion Camp Ground * Privileges. ittee of arrangements for the So 1, to be hield under the aus ces of (he county, ks, feom the 131h to +he 15th, in- Clnsive, of September, 1930, will receive scaled oua, Avigust 21; 1850, for " 100 foet each; 100 feet. The Kitchy with four furnished stove Dining Halls Nootlier putlic et kround, ceed thirty five or five d not. to ex- olhar per lars for the weel \ivo right of farnishing Suticrs' o 1—the Sutler o be furnished with two Hoepital Tents. 3d. One Promenade Hall, 32x100 feet, with ‘musie stand and seats Bids may be in the alteraa for tee pri 1t on th ther o much ’t. ofthe piofs. lege, or what por o b oras the privilege ATl b d< must be accompanled with a_bond of ove thowsand dellars signed by two e upplics for the w o the extent of the epacity wided. on the grou d camp will be provided with tents and bar- the accommuo racks {1 AT bids and lotters of dreesed to W PROBATE NOTICE. State o Nebraska, Donglas Cout Ata County Court heldat the C¢ Room,in and for eaid County, & D., 1850, Present, WL 0. EARTHOLOMEW, Connty Judge. In_the matter of the mloption of Charles W. Gug 1, an infant. ding and flling the duly verified state- leck and Johaona Fleckand for the adoption zio, by the aid ORDRRED, that September 4tb, A. D., 1850, at 9 o'clock, & m., be assigued for heariog said pe- tition, when ali persons interested in sid mat. ter may apvear at a County Court to be heid, in and forsaid County, and_show cause why the prayerof petitioner should not be granted: and that notics of the peudency ot said petition and the hearing therco, be given to_all persons in terested in said meiter, by publishin this order in the OuATIA We pagper printed ic said_ Coun 8ivo weoks, prior o sa T4 brae g ] WAL 0. BARTHOLONEW, aug113e County Judge. U. S. MARSHALS SALE, In the Circuit Court of the United Statcs, for the District of Nebraska. Charles W, Seymour et al. vs. Wm, P, g, debtor, and Jobn T. Trwin, Jane Y. Irwin, W. T. Donovan, Milton F. Lamaster, and Nathan F. Moffitt, sure- ties. In puxuance and by ¢ of an exe- cution jssued ot of the circuit court of the Unite | States for the district of Ne- braska, bearing date July 20th, 1880, and to me directed and dellvered, I have lev- ied upon and taken all the right, title and interest of the aforesaid defendants, or either of them, in and to the following lands &nd tenements, to-wit: In Douglas county, Nebraska, the sw £ sec. 11, tp. 14, range 10; sw § sec. 2, tp. 15, range 11, ali of which T shall exposo to sale, and sell o the highest and best bidder, 'at publlc sale, as the law directs, on the I5th day of September, 188, at the hour of 10 o'clock in theforenoon of said day, at the north door of the United States postoffice and court housebuilding, in the city of Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska. Said sale is to satisfy 3 judgment of said court obtained at its November term, 1875, in favor of the eaid Charles W. Seymour aad Willam W. Wardell plaiz- s, and against the sai uwn You et al., defendants. AL AN DALY, i 1 augu dlt-wiw —_— THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED. BANKING HOUSE IN NEBRASKA. CALDWELL,HAMILTONSCO BANKERS. Business ‘ransacted same a9 that o an Incor- porated Bank. kept fn Currency or gold subject to without notice. posit fseucd pavatle in three, iths, bearing interest, OF on demand without intercat. Advances made to customers on approved se- ourities at market rates of interest. Buy andsell aold, billpof exchango Govern: ment, State, County Draw Sight Drafts on Fnlan , Soot- land, and all parts of Europe. Sell E iropean Passae Tickets. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE. augldtt “| 7 U.§ DEPOSITORY. FIRST Narionar Bank OF OMAHA. Cor. 18th and Farnbam Stroeets, OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMEHT 1IN OMAHA. (SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROS.,) ESTARLISHED 1 1866, Organized as & National Bauk, August 20, 1863. Capital and Profits Over$300,000 Specially uthorized by the S v or Treasury o receive Subscription to the U.8.4 PER CENT. FUNDED LOAN. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Rirwes Kovsz, President, Avavstus Kooxtz, Viee Prestlent. H. W. YAres, Cashier. AL J. PozpiETos, Attorney. Joux A. Cr iatToy. . . DAvis, Ass't Cashler. This bank receiveadeposit. without regard to amount Issues time certificates hearfng interest, Draws drafts on San F.ancisco and principal ies of the United S 13 Loudon, Dublin, b and the prineipal cities of the contic arope, Passago icketa for E: ractsin the In- maylatf REAL ESTATE BROKER “Geo. P. Bemis' ReaL ESTATE Acency. 16th & Douglas Sts., Omaha, Neb. This agency d0ea STRICTLY & brokerage buste ness. Does not speculate, and therefore any bar. gain3 on Its books w instired to its putrons, o Ftead of beinz p by the agent BOGGS & HILL, REAL ESTATE BROKERS No 1408 Farnham Street OMAHA - NEBRASKA. rp. Grand Central Hotsl. Nebraska Land Aééhcy DAVIS & SNYDER, 1605 Farnham St. Omaha, Nebr. 409,000 ACRES carefully selected and in Fastern Nebraska for sale. Great Bargains o impre ved farms, sud Omaha ity properic. o O F DAV WEBSTER SNYDER, Late Tand Com'r U. P. B. R p-tevtt o LEWIS RERD. B rbn Reed &' Co., REAL ESTATE AGENGY IN NEBRASKA. Keop a complete abstract of titlo to all Real Estate in Cmaha and Douglas County. magltt HOTELS. # THE ORIGINAL, BRIGGS HOUSE Cor. Randolph St. & 5th Ave., OHICAGO ILL. PRICES REDUCED 10 $2.00 AND $2.50 PER DAY Located in the business centrs, convenicnt to plac-s of amusement Ty furnished, nts, passenger NS, Froprictor. OGDEN HUUSE Cor. DIAI.I\I‘;T.\T. & BROADWAY Council Bluffs, Towa: « ©n liue of Str. nd fro all trams. per day second floo 3 The best furn onse inthecty. METROPOLITAN Ovana, Nen. IR4 WILSON - PROPRIETOR. The Metrofflitan is centrally located, first class in respect, haviog recently been entirely renovated. Tue public wil find it & comfortable and homelike house. _marst. “UPTON HOUSE Schuyler, ] lass House, Good Meals, Good Beds ooms, and’ kind and accommodating ent. Twigood sample rooms. Specia cution paid to commercial travelers. §. MILLER, Prop., A Sohuylnr, Neb. FRUNTIER HOTEL, Laramie, Wyoming. The miners resort, good accommodations, arye sample room, charyes ressonable. Special attention given %o traveling men. ey H. C. HILLIARD, Proprietor. _ INTER - OCEAN HOTEL, Cheyenne, Wyoming. First-clase, Fine lar Hlock from depot. Tr t02 hours for dinner. Free Bus to Depot. Kates $200, 250 and $3.00, according 0 room; & ngle meal 75 cents. A . BALCOM, Propristor. ANDREW EOR! nief Clerk. m1o-t CHARLES RIEWE, UNDERTAKER! Metalic Cases, Coffins, Caskets, Shirouds, etc. Farnham Street, Bet. 10thand 11k, Omahs, Neb. Telegraphic Orders Promptly Attended To. MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALE TOBBAGCONISTS ! Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards. Tobaeeo, 25 cents per pound upwards. Pipes from 23 cents per dozen upwards. Send for Price List. HYE MAX MEYER & €0., Omaha, Neb. MAX MEYER & GC. ONM A X A . GUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS, Fishing Tackle, Base 1Is and a full line of NOTIONS AND FACNY GOODS m 1856. 1230. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. A COMPLETE STOCK FOR SPRING =SUMIMER STYLISH AND GOOD, NOBBY AND CHEAP. ‘Wo have all the Latest Styles of Spring Suitings, an Stock of Ready-Made ClotLing in Latest Styles. Gent’s Furn ing Goods Stock Complste HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS AND VALISES, In fact the Stock is complste in all Departments. Don’t Fail to see our Custom Department in cha Mr. Yhomas Tallon. M. HELLMAN & CO,, 1301 & 1303 Farnham Street, rze of m3ieodaw CLIFFURD’S FEBRIFUGE FEVER: AGUE il ERADICATES ALL MALARIAL DISEASES from the SYSTEM. J. C. RICHARDSON, Prop,, ST. LOUTIS. “SHEELY BROS. PACKING CO.,, PORK AND BEEF PACKERS Wholesale and Retail in FRESH MEATS& PROVISIONS, GAME, POULTRY, FISIH. ETC. CITY AND COUNTY ORDERS SOLICITED. OFFICE CITY MARKET—1415 Douglas St. Packing House, Opposite Omaha Stock Yards, U. P. R. R. TELEFHONE CONNHCOTIONS. WHOLESALE GROGER 1213 Farnham St., Omaha HENRY HORNBERGER, STATE AGENT SO V. BLATZ'S MILWAUKEE BEER I In Kogs and Bottles. Special Figures to the Trade. Families Supplied at Reasonable Prices. Office, 239 Douglas Street, Omaha. DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTING POWER AND HAND PUMPS Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, Mining Machinery, BELTING HOSE, lIAss AIII IRON FI"IIES, PIPE STEAM PACKINC, T WHOLESALE AND HALLADAY VIIIID-MILI.S GHURGH A"D sc"flfll BELLS A. L. STRANG. ’905 Farnham Straat? Omahs. Neb’ PAXTON & GALLAGHER, WHOLESALE GROGERS 1421 and 1423 Farnham, and 221 to 229 15th Ste. KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK MAKE THE LOWEST PRIGES. The Atteation of Cash and Prompt Time Buyers Solicited. AGENTS FOR THE HAZARD POWDER COMEP'Y and the Omaha Iron and Nail Oo. B. BEEMER, EXOBLSIOR COMMISSION MERGHAHTlMaChIne Works, OM AFA. IEEES. ‘ OMLAELA., J. F. Hammond, Prup&Mumgnr The most. tho Machine Shops | Castings of every Engines, Pumps and made to orier [iclesie Desier 3, Forsign 1nd, Domest Frait, Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Game, Hams, Froan Flah. and Ageat fer BOOTH'S SviTERs e 28m y class 0 machiners cial attention iven to | Well Ammrsl’nllev-. Hangers, | Shafting, Bridge Irons, Geer | Cutting, ete. | Pianstoraew Machinery,Moachanicat Draght- | g, Modals, e, neatly execated. SHOW CASES |mirTKOPFFswusevy. 7 S VAFOF sascracrons 51 O. J. WILDE, 1317 CASS ST., OMAHA, NEB. A pood smortment ahaye o0 and WS JNO. G. JACOBS, (Formerly of Glsh & Jaobe) UNDERTAKER No. 1617 Parnhasm St., 0id Stand of Jacob Gia ln_bxps BY TELEGRAFH gumten Brandt’s Turner Hall, [Corner Tenth and Howsrd Streats. This celebrited Museum wl 1 be opn overy 'MERCHANT TAILGR Capitol Ave,, Opp. Masonic Hall, arcos of Goolgy, | OMAHA, - - - - - NEB. D B — ision fes has besn rediced 050 08, | "og A LE 400 graded ewes ard lambe tor Ll Saler 'S, H. HICE, Mitors, Keb. t | AGEI‘ T S Yoo aEhre oL b | artifial and natural eus Ethnolo The y. i) Dr. Lovely Bn-zuud Chromo Cards, or 208 Vi A2 Asor, S | Q0 ey e o, e e u2swly axd Co., Nssssa, N. Y.