Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 16, 1880, Page 2

- ] THE DAILY BER| T oo o o o o armaee Ty | JAY'S JAUNTINGS | O™ i o ies o | MORE. POPULAR THAN EVER. nt William 3 N ity of over 300 toned out to Walter S. Cheesman, o s foeoessily o S5 conaty was 705 ek ; David H. Moftart, Jr., Col. L. H. recouncisssnce o5 Ghnoeratic majiry ol 188 | OVCT [ebraskals Fentile, BUb i o St e oo mit The Genuine We challenge suy | Unsettled Reservations. Col. C. W. Fal 5 "g! e 3 b, e Eaee e ; Cirnientent ot s eeastuho | SINGER NEW FAMILV SEW NG MACHINE. d v ATER: ERITCR mit decided to & pushiug thro will devote thoir energ adc Tt is T put in a fow thousand dollazs, The popular deman seut cepublicans | Opening of the St. Paul & | the saviogs fromasalars, drew out of | any previous ve oo tan’ sbout 07,600, Ger. | I Lessig, Gen. Pierco, Gen. Bela M ex-eaded 0] FIRE! EFIRE! EFIRE! h this the * strict that Br. Sioux City Railway to In 1878 we sold 356,422 Machines, to the rezvl 230 ce from any en- 5 3 we s0ld 421,167 Tais lo ks like the pr: P SERTAT and_if honored Cmaha. g}u-hes‘:_ fi"SL”“”"“&hw"éfiunll‘ZZ' Mechines. ExXcess over any previc ear 74,735 Machines. 1he Popular Clothing House of g = oner, ¥red Salos 23, . bed repentance. through stock Wil Besth s Woo v NeEos Our sales lest year were at the rate of over W bl Corrssondenos ot Ton X2 7 of The Denver Times, st ;:fo:z“ldfll:: |400 Serng Machgnes 2 Day | U. 8. A., de | thousand and one other objections, Sovx Crry, Towa, December 13.— | profits of the enterprise. t s o fr. quentlyheard in connection with firat, ol to cite another_instance of For every business day in the yezr, Dakots, tha licutenant | %0 frcque: )mw. S The teiaE To-day the :‘" h}-o:gt{ tr m‘tdn tly legitimate railrond enter- | IREINTEMIEEI, The “Old Reliab'e” run over the Nebraska division of ghe pm sichding o i prcjecors and iz A u Gepartments, e 2 facts. The t 7 of various departme jualities of Mr. Robberts as a lawyer, i = umm‘m‘l"‘;_“ ‘fm.m pogta’ ope or his command cou- | s kowledge of 1 paliamentary rales, | St. Paul &Sioux City railway extend- stockiolders such en enormous ad- | That Every REAL (,R M,Q\ Smger i5 the Strongest, atrict comstitu- | ing from Omahe to Sioux City, and I | vanco upon their invested capital Ins0 | 50 oo Sewing Ma- /] vition in | had the honor of being one of its | Short a time. & ot Lol of | passongers. Leaving Omaha this | ypopagh, cavalrymen aud Tt left Fr., of Juze ent command at Fort | that the | chine hes this Trade unchsnged. Find, on account of the Season g swledgment and careful consid- : 5 ( \ Frox pres nt indications conz and procee to Rosebud river | orytion i tha orga-sation of the | Morning the passenger coach contained | sation recently with A. Granger, Eaq., | Mark cast into the | - {ff Durable Sewing Ma- 2 . will pao » fanding bi 40 wiin thicty mies of the Costor | lomer hovss—(Bacier Co. Preca, | ticteen peraons, ud arcivng in Ooy- | of this city, (hat gentlaman responded ‘ so far advanced, and having 7 k| battlefield, end from thence swung Edmund Bartlett, of Douglns | ington this evening it contained four- | 0 & qusstion of our informant ss | Jron Stand and em- \\Xds, 2 S dhino ever et Con- session. A number T | B g o 5 i A eu | foliows: As propristor of the ‘bus line 2 \ e a ver large StOCk Qf hg whom are Fisk & | inently mentione teen paseenge; t least two conches | il iys PR 0 Led St Jacobs | bedded in the Arm of Yy o circlo to the south, [ coun L ¢ noxt ep akes of the Nebreckaloz | il b requed as s00u 58 tho peoste | 41 o my horses with decided euc- —[Sivux City Jouenal. along eonaoting limse! e Tntormed] [eds fanil! camchiGerrill yHsscammend | L22 Mackine, Suits, Overcoats and urch Howe is a cendidate for | & e : s S bomn st “ormen'ol | THE M - Tumha Co. : ee e oo T condile o | o et i o | Bt kg o and e i IHGE AN Gents' . Furnishing aislarur> should adver- cel tion of o rli0 sed the Oil in my 7 woka. Weshiugton and Burt | fumily and find it equally se efective Prmcmal Office: 4 Union Sqmle‘ New York. Goods left, ts, 324 8070 Offce inthe O bankers, am Hateh, believe that a long ti cont bond can be successfu hronghthe Blz Horn mountains, back wn Horn river, lerk now cills the Custer river, n canyon to itaelf, The | tse for one,—[North Bend Tndepen- | Nes dent. counties are already quite well settled | thero. 1,500 Subordinate Offices, in the U nited States angt C: ¢ome to our | and quite well known, and immediate. World and South Americ ¢ g, <3 W ur away from |1y north of thesa is the Omaha . . F ; thinge, that | and Winaebago Indian reserve. Tho They Have "y evother of cur yoriby representa- | road runs through the western part Hon. Tneo, L. Seiicky s slso & | of this reserve up the nrthecn branch G coming l:giclstive | of the Logun river, then across a di- din epi e of the fact | vide that is an almost level table-land 3 £ 5 !fi = $ far advocated Mr. | to Omaha creek aud down Omaha R 8 Successors to Jas, K. Ish, F [ U in justicy to Mr. | crook til we are landed in Dakota ; 5 [FRUGGP*S ARD PERTUMERS } Schick, (hrv;w);:ltlxll:el‘flufm'e"u county. Than the western purt of may possees to his interest, and in | cug reserve no fin H B e e Rl Dealers in Fino Imported that cannotfail to pleaseeverybody. Howe received his nomination, we | with soil so black it lo ks » ol Extracts, Toilet Waters, Co(omes, Soaps, Tmlet Powders, &o. e: that to a certain extent, he L i 435 full line of Sargical Instruments, Pc nd S . \H olutely Pure ist Mr.. Schick in rutghmw d Chemicals used in Dispensis e e e REMEMBER THE Bt moier d e ———————|ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, S0 ;T'fu"'o"idcmor B B S SHEELY ”RO"' ACKING CO.,, 1301 and 1308 Farnham St., Corner 18ih. zon it by the co 1 1 E%’{S hich on the market. O:hers sre thesucosss of any losn bear- o of interest than 3.G5. { g, pavieaa pied in doing this was | to dout of THE opening « in Omahaisa cause for congrat ; demand for brick in cur e cags, and the dists She v mpeala o 11/ 00D i d and silver were esrnest!; r the gui of th e endeavor is no resson why an sbuod fine brick should not be mar in our city, thus obristing the Deo “expenns of sending out of | Foutes 1 out throngh *he mous traveled very hig o the sex and on many of the Beg siucerely reg n its position S Ve only regret that we ware not | land was offared for ealo in 187 3 S AB 21 T AL ITILA D ST rmed of this mov ising_committeo oo warfare betw emporari » were an Indisn pars m.'m, a South Platte mab, | ¢, be hopad zome action will ba taken «ted enough in resent eession of congree the papers on v‘uh Herald, cnsitations” o give s sup- i siary Io open this roel in the we ri; a man who doea not receive muble s=ction of our state for set- R I Skl i A b coonations from more tha half 1t vur congressionsl repre iz smsre. CO0DS MADE TO ORDER 0¥ SHORT MOTICE. wer, P x;e prozin tho state (e truth of | scntation f not able to direck the at. FRESHMEATSS PROVISIONS, GAYE IR EEC “ower, Prestige ve know naught, though wh iion che .o corin - - 10T thiet,” v n zond Geal of ik et ) | outon; the Oruhe coosi roportant F"' CITY AHD COURTY ORBERS OCUG-‘E.D- ey i Ny, ey 0 one that i in every way comp>- | the onerous job into the nands of J. OFFIOE CITY MARKET—1415 Dongias St. Packing House, . bk t0 81l chen 0 ressonstbly o po- | Serling Mort'n mid_ mako. i RHEUM Opposite Omaha Steck Yards, U. P. R. K. B % s e ¢ s 8 that above mentio-ed. o1 to inzure the attenti of his TELEPFIFONE CONNROTION - o Waile the public will doubt chick it a genlemen of more | Tubricated jam boen Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbayo, et e s coompuay- | thax ontinsey e ab loss decilo that both these charge: e | €0 correct, they will also deplore Tue Ber this over-ambitious THE ¥UBL PROBL “bracka is ot alone in the i t of the alack of ade Minnesota Dakots and Towa ars equaliy for & solution of the o weiige y prezsin 1 supply for ths pr o west s tement and development ¢ osrcountry. Asweare now situated, | our prople are entircly dependor their fuel muson the supplies of cosl heuled over the tran portation lines from great lsid down at our| ices. Tho lack of [state tre And Sole Agent for Hallet Davis & Co., James & Holmstrom, and J. & Ce Fischer’s Pianos, also Sole Agent for the Estey, Burdett, and the Fort Wayne Orgnu Co's. Organs. {1 deal in Pisnos and Orgass exolusively. Have had years experience in the uusu.css, and handls ouly the Best. mitied asa siate. According {0 tele- Cor, Randolpk St. & 5th Ave. grams th aivision lino is to be the | Fest and Ears, and ail other IN NEBRASKA. | CHICAGO ILL, — : J. S. WRIGHT, Iy 20d sbly os he himself | poets cqusl; but. to doides by cither | ing wih iin can have chesp 854 postive proct oz c . A man fitted for this pcs: | will disturb the limits of organized Hions 1n Bleven Tamgtaget: Brstaaes (ransactad o st 0 an Jacor. | . i |AG TET L ?‘EG PIAND ’ SOLDBY ALLDRUGGISTS ARDDEALERY | Porsted besk : i FGR W oa N MEDIOINE. 33 - iving countica tht | of the seventh standard aralle omand without terenty d Lol cluses of | not make frogments of any farws or forty-seventh parallel, which would Pains and Ache. ntsit, ehould not be en- | counties snd cut tome farms into x ettt Accounts lv! In Currency of gold gubjoct h -pullers aud monopo- | disturd the limits of any crzanized Hisve through the paeas | coverine, hod o weemied | BURNED — OUT, with ty, snd well | O arriving in Sioux City wo found | Backache, Soreness of tho Chest, cAiienn | lease thonordhira patt caly onelt | o s o s e S o GALDWELL, HAMILTOHSCO | o juar becaure he lacks | parts, one of which would be in the sight check without notioe. leavs the paris al- ater than | “up” to perlikmentary rulea ai xheq ston of D x| Gout, Quinsy, Sore rh,,,,f,s,,.//. the area of ihe south. “ do it | o s mure, simple % eheap Eeteroal e ereory” wud (o otherin A.VOGELER & CO., | Conttintesof dopests tmand pavad i non-support of Mr. | most cqual in s>, Mord aaom, e o tho rail- | U255, aod his ruliugs and_commit- | tople of intarest. Delegato Boanett Burns and oL T B =i e . fl‘-n]-v'rm would Mr. Howe 3 l;M 23 | the division of the territory in® h * Pains, BA fliNG HOHSE BRIG&S HGU = 5 & o the latter ge nd soath parts, th o bead- 7 : a R ey ; ted s st Avmiimt b5 | Toath, Ear and Headache; Frosted ‘ = Ui . would represent Nemaha | by the forty-sixth would make the e o 58 Conte and v ape e BANKERS. state; while dividing it upon the “Baltimore, M . 8.4 | 8 and {weivo mothy, baring | Tax. But at it Again. o donounead o ot { a man fom this “neck of the wo.ds" s wanted, why nor choc A Sensibie Democrat. S e i |, H.&J. S.COLLINS, o ds [Sheridan Post, | Garfield, M. Cozt? pre- o is & very able man.” I EATHER {the atate & by “Is ho geing _omlm.gm prosi- F N B DD dent?” axp IRST INATIONAL DANK Raishe i icipated wien | PULL TEXTOF T It BLL FOR THE SALE “We will "ymmmd“e " snid Mr. ) < SR ° et ; OF OMAFIA, o T Cit H‘fl' | TS iy wn | Saddlery om. s emreman s, | OGDEN HOUSE, | %876 5"“‘;& = PRICES REDOCED T0 . $2.00 AHD 52,50 PER DAY Located in @ centre, convenient to placea of Biazanly Turnished, ] ha rove i3, passencer . CUMMINGS, Feoprietor. nium;.r. Oiu.x.lm, Neb. nces and has from fornichin egions of tho state with s sieut amount for their most ur it demands and much inconvenienco | shis tax w ag from all the necessary ex ni distress has beentthe rosult, poanee vedment. In the e t H \ = i : 3 ls::\e: -; th ufl"; of coal and,megatime thers been u‘ fn‘Y_ e EIv{ xd-m; xndbm h;nmvhu cap: ard ware, OLDEST BANKING pgmguugu,-_;h-r Cor. MARKET 8T. & mmmmr e : P 3 ? ; pa ty for\rea g, A T ey ion. T T of the rowain: | s reraising power 15 put | NMARNESS, COLLARS, — e e e 8 o are thoussnds of our poor set- bove par, on of the confed- | whole thing in form s0 1t is casy to UCOESSORS T0 KOUNTZE BR0S.,) | s srina 55,00 ex dny: £ baudsoms | 77 esurin tribes of | hear and impressive, I remem. Stock Saddles, etc., EsTABLISTRD I o foor g0 f 3 who cannot afford to pay the of Nebraska and | ber once that Gen, Garfeld. end Organieed s a National Fank, August 0, 1865, | 1 which is of grest |1 wero selected ~among con: | grestmen & addross a lostnod as. | YOV Ready for Business. | o ona b 0verss00,000 'S Prop Steam Pumps Rflfirléfl HGTE BELTING HOSE, SRIq ‘A'fl Ksnsas, This hi iuterest to thi r them. ute for there prices asked clesper sub: meo | FITTINGS, Pwfi amd PAQKI!G kinds of fuel would be a boon to this R THE GAVEL. | ™tioned is aiven io full ss follows: | wemblage on the deah of Profess: 5 . WHOLESALE AND RE s i sty g il e g Bk s S on 1. That with the comeintl of | Henry, of the Smithsonian Tustirute, | Next Boor to Omaha Na- Spmay sttt Bt o T Laramie, Wyoming. HALLADAY w;;m.gg ILLS, CHUBCY }jfi] sr;gg:jL BELLS s 4 P & ssoucia tribes of In- qupmtv well posted on the sub- tional Bank, Douglas to roceive Bubscription to the The miner's resort, good accommodations, A T,. STRA v[; Parnham treat Omak 'ah inveutors are directing theic at- | The Contest Narrowing Be- council, the | oct of telacraphy snd olestricity, and Street U.S.4 PER CENT. FUNDED LOAM. | arectmplc room, charecs ressonatie. pecia - wention to the question with strong Vs sl £ the interior is autl ught 1 would bave tie sdvantsse —_— e LR [ ; [ B Liopes of its specdy solution. The| tWeen Judge Kaley and 3 & :.ln (sh\;r::.y;:;\lim:‘ e aaiq | Of Mr. Gazticld, but ahen be cameup doeldAl OFFICERS AND DIKECTORS TEL H Epfi B\{ -—'i 2 "~§ 95 E[} {RG&? Bar olitor i D Taapn o there I fouod he had Hi , Prostent H the subject mentios the extensive and Nebrenks. _ a ospital speoch. Ido et e Che.venne, Wyommfl- BTATE LGENT EOR use of hay amouz the Meunositer. | The Letter Lavishly Lam- | ,5¢¢ 2 Thatthelnds so surveyed | ozotisiical, but to me has fallen on GMAHAAND FORT OMAHA T biogk tromepot Trsina septfrom 38 minios | ] IR Hay has, however, been found in- g S be monind by thres ionouis | whe democratic sids the sane class of | _ € s 22 Dlem At Goker. | 4o Shoure o dioner. Free Dua i and Trom J c BLA?Z Q ?Aii Agj;\EE BiER l adequate as fuel beosuse the ordivary poaed. ) om shall bo de-|work that Garfild has been 1 1o as ol O Foc 3 e et 2 In Kegs and Bottles. ’ nated by said Indians in open coun- | puraning among. the repablicsns, and the other o by the ssoretary F have besn p%l B ornamental corner. The present cen- Tast after the survey ond | guy Jaw, whioh is {he mest complits sent of eaid lands the secre- | yyior which any censns was evor. b oratal bo,and here- fken, was framed by me. I had to ame for | read the history of enumerations throughoat the world There never © at B. vas & governmeut based like ours on not excesding 100 acres, for cash, 0 | populaion, and the taking of a cor rotnal sotilers, or porions who shal | Foet consas is, therefore, a matter of make oath before the register or the morals with us. The present law is oro pure | roceiver of thelaud cifie ‘at Beatrics, | tho fiest ever passcd, and tho pres. n Argus. | Neb., that they intend to cccupy the | ent census will be the best ever ta- *he 1ind for authority to purchaseand | gap. arply, and who shall within thres mouths from tho date of such n, make, a permansnt upoR the Same,fu tractanot | Oneof the largest transactiofis in exca-ding 160 acras to each purchaser: | Tailway ownership that has occurred Provised, Thatf, in tho judgwent of | in this conntry was the salo of the ary of the tnterwor, it shal | Denver and South Park railroad to W rnrm . stovesin use require such fregue: replenishing. Auother racent tion is the pressing into solid blocks corastalks and coal tar and wing in & common wood stove A western rmer who siys that he hes mude the exporiment with great success propoacs that evory farmer chould raise his own fusl, by plant half anaore or 80 of sucflowers. The growe with great luxuriance on our rich prairie soils, Thestalk in | summer’s growth from the seed at- tains & hoight of wix or seven fast, aud is about asbig aroundas a man's wrist. | Itis oily and burns woll, and is said £a be a far better fuel than huy, and THE SPLAKERSHIP. H. 3. Kiley, representati from the st distict, is favorab'y {ioned by many papers in wiis par: pplied ot Reasonable ¢+ Ormah ETINGS. Carpetings! Carpstingsl WILER, Special Fignres to the Trade. Familios UPTGE% HB%!SE — EXCELSIOR S(llll)lel‘, Neb. Machme Works, OoDrAaEE.a, B i s J. Hammond, Prop. & Mansger. | MILLER, P'QPH oroneh appointe! ad, complete | 41540 chuyler, Neb. cl zfl)op( d dry in the «ta! —— - Ca en of every ulml.'d R g % G m;;n..z..‘;'.."{i:i“l",;';‘,".‘;”m.gm‘ " Geo. P. Bemis Shafting,Bridge Irons,Geer H EAL ESTATE Acenoy. Tutting, etc Planstor new Machinery, Mea his position,sny r than to see tho Nemahia coun cunflow, There Were Miilions In It. nfcal Draught. | T I o oo e oYy R AL i i ) agtageousto so1skid lands | Jay Gould. This transfer took place g, Model, e neatly shoc | 15tk & Donglas Sts., Omaha, Neb, “ll.” s ‘:““ i e ottt ot | Nebraska prefer & men ehons, n deferred payments, hemay, with | sevoral weeks sgo, snd, haviug been 56 Harney St.. Bet I4th »nd 15th. | - : rhdl i cost ol bo next 10 R0th | v ve-fee wio s mare pare ut e sent of the Incisns, expresed | chronicled at the time, it canmot. ba § ing. T would be an interosting ard | Glod.” S0 it e etis | reverion fo'as on metile AE S b SHOW CASES the following terms as to pay- | the ssle was meagrely mentioned, and ments, that is to say: Ose quarterin | one of the most notew rthy hm...u cheecfal festure of our farm ec mies if the sunflswer coul MAXCZAOTURED BT o. J. W’ILDE, \ cash, to become dus and payabls at | of modern times was so quickly ar 2d P 5 a L o s i e e o e WA ESTARE ; i Vs Eo i Wik tactard e da'e of thofiling of an appliation | rincipals in tho afie conid Tardly P J TS e t H ¢ with fael. ; izt | as herein baforo required; one quarter | bolicvo that the hivg had been done, | a'ways Gares and never dixape | “TEda 2B Bl o B, | e ia 3 The Pioncer-Press thinks that the | of Churca Howe's it polited o ey one-quarter in mq; ars, | Tho Denver and South Park was first | points. Tho warld's great Pain= Y OMAHA - NEBRASKA. Old Rellable Oarpe ouse, Riitaron) and_one-quarcer in three yami m | projected by ex-GovernorJohn Evans, | Reliever for Man and Beast.” | TIE MERCHANT TAILOR, | om. -~ opp. Grand Gontral Hotel. wmost practioal suzzestion on the fvel | o1 ho s, with ntorsta | Ho soon gulesod sbout i s aer. | Cieo3 quicls and zaloile. SR S Nobraska Land_Agency. (1405 DOUGLAS STREET, BET. 14TH AND 15TH B e ) i belisve the | the rate of six per centum peranvum; | cistes and coadjators in the enterprise to suit. away with fuel entively in heatin, ecied cauafl rd t) take the | butin cace of default in cash p ahout 8 dozen or fifteen of his neigh- One Door Weet of Orafckshank’s. | N iy o mich ‘an Aniien. | Saent,ae hesousholors vequin, the | bors. A fow el thoss woro el ihyd T prie DAVIS & SHYDER, (ESTABLISEED IN 1868) 3 8, who, in addition to n thus defauiting shall £ rfeicab- | some were simply well-to-do business ER*3 CASTORIA OB "~ | 1605 Parnham St. Omaha, Nebr. . Professor Webster Wells, late of the | i right to the trac: for tho | men, and several wera blessed with | is not Narce'c. Children JROnGscoes, (Formsriy of Glsh & Jacota) | 400,000 acmES ally solected Iaad fn Eastern Carpets, Oi -Cloths, Massachusstts institate of technology, | vince, 1 foreo '\'xu-l IS e of which be has applied; | but little of this world's lucr, and , mmo £ be_has applied; 2 25d { grow fat upon, i | mobraska hs discoverod and had ia practical | hones'y. ed focthor, that wheacvor | that was swallowed upin the expenas | 510" i fl,"c“:)fu:g:" u“ D E RTA g{ = R ‘d;;;?‘_:‘l_;'.:". ta mprevod farms, and Omaha : : operation tor som» months a machine | Tae L ly, under the pro- | of construction. Notwithetanding the | 5 & gitzproper EBATER SNYDER, A . = a | e ey g I o She | Fiona f thi ack, 6 parekase track | conldonco Tt fn Gov Evans bur. | CASTORIA. Yerogulatestho | &y 2 = g J1 I8 0= 1L [SHINE voveren sveoms latting, Window-Shades, . P hP»“» Ph T will stick to him | © x\xfumunfm al excess over the | ness sag: ;r,,hu\a road dnihn.,c give | Bl;:.rela, curc:m\\md (‘llo‘lllc, OBDRRS BY TRLRGRAPE SOLICITE RO C t o Et generating heat for houses, oirs, etc. 5 ot | 160, if tho exccss is less than forty | promise of 8 bonanza to the siock- | allays Feverishness, and de- = | » It consists only of an iron oslinder, | o Car 1O | 1gres, is comtiguous, and results fro | hoiders up to tho discovery of tho | stroys Worms, “_FEVER AND SGUE. | Byron Reed & Co., Lace urtains, C. two fest long aad ome oot will mot ree o tup in Gismotcr, having fixsd plate | ¥ delogation Mark it —[Ponca : H 2 ne of thy ’ of tardened iron iu .one wd | -Piblican. y ling ot the resscvation, his ) e | spplic tion ahall not aad a second plate attached to w ng 1 more esseutial to good [ shcouat. of such ex the sbilics in the survey to make town. | mines which brought Lesdvills into snd sectional lines conform to the oomsT msTARLIED 5 s eoherpeie e o | S — GSIE'ET fi |REAL ESTATE AGENCY MY STOCK IS THE LARGEST IN THE WEST. o gaslously and confidentiy by Governor Evaus and IN NEBRASKA. WEI DE MEYER'S CA- TARRH Cure. a Constitutional Em?.flnfll {Tazidasion this winter, tom et ; : i anite shmirct of sle o al Teat . : revolving shaft, whioh pressos Iizhtiy | housn should hove & koo oo O\ection <xinis tho purchass | M jfrieads. bamme . doutly | s rdsee or this GariRis mala- a7 BT ! 1 ¥ake a Specialty of orcloses upon the fixed plate, 8 ¢~ | oficer—a man of ab) 4 prorléed‘[ur:l:ur“t;;go;n S : oo operations of thd | g7y Absorpticn. . The mest ! n of | road yiclded eaormous dividends to | 1pareant Disoovery st said lanc_soall bo cold at loss than | the wockholders. Taelioo wss thot- | cinntion: Othos veuetion vy - 3 EENNEDY'S WI"DGW.SHAEES AND LACE CUBTAIHS camstances reqaire. The eslinder is | and ono DustEisss | the TR fit revolven, | 16768 of the membors o house. Ulled with water, the vh-h ;w " | Such an officer we b-lieve can be fonnd a1d from thefriction o! the plates 1e | iy ihe person of Judge Kaley, of Red the agpraiced valan th-reof, and in no | 0ughly cquipped and tho rolling stock | setiene. Catarsh, thp z case at less than $2.50 per acre. paid for out of the earnings. Jay | aay atage before Comsumption EAST INDIA sots in. Sec. 4. That the ot iha ] U 6l sy Owanr ot bocarty 1 | A iR -mul;.::«n:‘:. ;:cr-:::yl;l‘u;.t} a0 dozen wen do wo wuch s | ayle of axd Lands. shell bo placed o sutic’ rulvay sytem oonieriag ot o 2 E H e 5 the credit of Indians io the | Denver, bou; two sevenths inter- = S r? - 35 carried to great distanoes for heat- | .’.,“‘;"f tressury of the United States, and | est in the road, and, getting at logger- g 725 .g Mats RUgS Stair ROdS, Carpet_ jng. It isclaimd that th wer re- :qu ‘E‘ Kul.-y | shall bear interest at the rate of five 211)2341! 'n\'.ild ';? ?ansgemu%t of tdhs f e g g H 's il ’-' : i to | Ne s per_contum per annum, which income | Denver and Rio Grande railway, de- i 208 3 wuired s, in proporiion to| Nebraka wi 5 | Shall be anbualy expended for the | sired to buy the whole line, belicving GAH WORKS | . 3 Lining Stair Pads, Crumb T romilts, incomiderablo. A |rpre ‘-L:a'.; 211 committces, some- | hanefis of said Indians, under the di- | that such ownership would give him RNST KREBS, Manager, i 23 : company has bs;n for: in Foniats e\t | rection ofthe secretary of the interior, | an mvll:lmga(:ver his tw: y adver- e : X §,~ Clo’(hes, Cormces, Soston for introducing the eyetem. 3 Scc. 5 Tast the secrotary of the | sary and at the sms time prove a | o o = 2% : ] o their horses, that | . 1eFe 872 already many anxious as- | interior may, with the consent of the | good financial stroke. Gov. Evans, e AR < ot 2 B g d d : "“i""“‘“!“ e G | 8 for the speakerabip in our | Indiaus, expressed in open councl, | 8 the priacipal of the Denver stock: | L% St_Det 9th ant ik, OMAH, NED. a’ro)x\cn | 22 c Cornice Poles, Lambrequins, Cords and Tassels 1 ve idle i winter, to powir, | state legisiature, to convene next the reservation lands upon | holders, met Jay ould st & NDERY, = o = 2 rége ” +30 ooly expenditure being oate, | month, o¢ tle many mames tolocsts eaid Tndians, oawse | the latter's solicitation, They L < = In fact Everything kept in a First-Class Carpet House, \‘hich are sbundantly produced from | eution= » their removal thereto, and expend | Were in conference for a'few minutes | CONSULTING PHYSICIAN: 6 A such sum ss may ho necessary for | on Saturdsy evening, and at 10 | | Orders from abroad solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed 1 eland. Or, still better, uiilize the | j ¢ Rovberts, of Butler, their comfort aud advancemest in | o'clock on Monday motbing, following | 142 e R O gm.,m“,,.m,,, theu byt | gall, or Address 1 iod, that is so constantly end vio- |ia bold reliel. Mr. Rebberts was | civilization, not exeseding $100,000, | Gov. Evanaheld Gould's check for $2,- e | Stomach Eitiers 58 8 tonic, & 1/ctive, ard s5t 2 b < - OMAEA, NEERASEA = = pe es. Who | +lected float representative of the 5lst | including cost of 365,000. Th was paid in & L iyt kel sppceliiod s 1 atly blowing on tho prairi s of surveys and expense e money 0y e o B A sdtsioats o | Rie a8 modine: foc/all Besmtue kol Al | " ER & Gg.’ John B. Detwnler, 3 Iopresenasive district by » mojority | of removal, the same to bo drawn | lump end divided among thedozen or | e O L iy suited o 4 1uows, says the tiomeer-Priss, Bot| t"orer 800, most handsome sec. | from th faad z e Fratie ok Lo chro dea ted by beine th d ows, : o arising from tho sale of | ficen persons forming the Denver | ‘ucl pucive s tod chvniabes &3 | generstt o ey bog mepuesinad | o L R f + s may yet be the solution of the | ognition of ability and fitness. His | their lauds, undor the act approvéd | pool. Gov. Evans, it ispaid, recoived | o, conutes wight and A N S LT O S p Relia) A \exad fuel question. political oppcnent was the strobgest | August 1oih, 1866, ' A-'lf his share over $500,000. n.i ‘“w""“‘“ 0 et of ot H e s ot Deles 1o phan 37, | OMAHA, Neb. 0id ble Carpet House, OMAHA, ‘< « 2