Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 16, 1881, Page 6

Ty HBA VRS P i | Y 6 THE PACIFIC SLOPE. A Cowboy Murderer Hanged Tuoson Special San Franeisco Chronicle cution of The der of John on the 17th to-day. The scaffold was erected the extreme west end of the About sixty pe r inside the jai of peovle endeavored to Harper appeared, supported | Father Antonio, accompaiend 1 the sheriff, under sheriff and chief of police. Harper THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: | shonld they happily, moved by family | will be all over the clothing, wall pa- |or pecuniary considerations, select a r, and other objects of interes in | hride whose dimensions are reported | The drink itself is a palataablé acid, In | articles, conveyin Yy | satisfaction of ev Y |in them.— London Tel was a man about six feet in height, GOING FOR GOULD. with a dark mustache and dark hair. He was clad in black clothes, black nocktie, white shirt and carpet slij pers, and wore a black hat, His steps up the stairs were quict and firm, H and Fathee Antonio were seated on chairs close to the trap. He refused to say anything publicly, but spoke y itonio. The nt, when h war the prisoner called Policeman Martin who came to the scaffold and was ro quested to inform his relatives of his untimely end. He then asked for a glass of water, and taking off his hat, said: “Gentlemen] here's hoping |y times.” He k his place on the trap. and said, “Good-bye to the United States.” Father Antonio then offered prayer and bade the prisoner ve. ~Harper insisted on put- you'll see better then rose and good-by ting the rope on his own neck, ufter which the sheriff adjusted it, it o said: “Boys, here goes!” | % o i ints i %1].'2 .:i‘;«v:\":lml l.ulur‘l)n:d 1;‘(“*;1 ffochi1 [ ediin allthe principal paying points in i ‘.J' ,-”v PRl g Ty the United States, All branches of busi- heavily. ¥ 1 ness now perforn county, Mo., emigrated to Texas with his parents when 2 years old, and had always lived on the border. He was a fair representative of the cowboy o was 28 years He made confes- sion, but wrote a touching letter to element in Ari; old last Octobe Curley Bill, the well known despera with his pistol, and to “stand a_heap from a man before you kill him.” BUFFALO “NAT.” imonishing him to take warning from him and not to be too handy bling in the Telegraph Busie ness on an Exten- sive Soale. | Boston Special to 8t. Louls Globe-Democrat Jay Gould's suprema ! | h P elegraphs th work of building will be at once, It is intended w hin a Jnion will be iec prganizat he general commercial and telegraph department will be a system of recoiv- ingand transmiting night messages, vhich will be dropped in- the post, of- fice as 8oon as reccived, and for which mparalleled low rates will be charged, e a2>c ock reporting lines betw differ- ent cities and there will also be the inevitable con- struction and maintenance company. One of the evidences that the combi- Why Ho Was Opposod to Eduontion | M0tion means business is the purchase Little Rock Gazette, 01d_ Nat, whose peculiarly shaped | compound w within a day or two of a factory at Ansonia, Conn., which is knowh as ) wve also pur- shoulders gives him the name of|chased recent inventions for rapid tel- Buffalo Nat, operates a small planta- | egraphy made by Ehsha Gray of Chi- tion near Little Rock. Some time [cago, and also patents which provide ago he went around making education- | for the quick transmission of an ex- al speeches, but now he is so bitterly | act duplicate or fac simile of any mes- opposed to education that several days | sage or drawing. The public has had ago he went to a district school-house, | quite a surfeit of opposition tele- claimed the log which he had con-|graphs, all of which have ended in tributed toward its erection, split it up | consolidation and the eventual and burned it in the presence of the |strengthening of the monopoly. It is Trustees. not_impossible that this may be the _ “Why are you so opposed to educa- | upshot of this enterprise, but the com- tion, Nat?” asked tho Superintendont | munity will be treated to a brief po- of Public Instruction, ‘I has a cause, sah. ‘Fore I could riod of cheap rates, at all events, —_— read I had de best cotton and de TR biggest corn in de neighborhood. Now, look at me? _Got no cottor, an’ Break-Down in Rates. mes. my hogs is a porishin’ fur de want of ‘‘Passenger rates have all gone to cor) icces,” was the lamentation of a rail- o “What part did oducation play in| "8 official on yestorday. This ox- your agricultural bereavement!” % ‘thl" pression was perhaps nono t0o oxtray- agant for the occasion. The demoral- 48y, how'was education’ instea- ization in west-bound rates from New mental in inducing your agricultural injudiciousness?” “I'wo of 'em at once an’ widout warnin’,” said the old man, rubbing = officials to the joint action of the Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio companies in directing their New En- N hoad with a troablod aies teoan | €land _traflic over the Naw York and gin me eny moan ob dat, OCap'n, my blood’s outen crder. Dem words al'ers did set me on edge; but ez you's axed me I'll tell yer. Education an’ industry doan travel but a short dis- tance togedder, Da go togedder to de fence. Dar education stops an’ industry goos on an’ works de lan', But T ain’t dono yit. Las ? 3 thinkin’ dat I'd sprise my neighbors, an’ habin’ in durmmulnilmlxj l:lu-um} mlr read, T'scribed for a lot ob dese heah agricultural papers. . Den I thought 1 fanggement had de thing down fine. I sot in de shade readin’. My wife tole me dat it was time ter go ter work, but I laughed in my sleeves an’ rattled de paper what I was readin’. I know'd dat dem editors was hosses, an 1 was “termin ter read. De season wanced, Z ew England railroad, and insisting that the through rate from Boston to the westshall be the same viathatroute as vin Albany and Troy and the Cana- jan lines, which are shorter. On July 6 the Bostonand Albany and Fitchburg rondsreduced the throughrate to Chica vo, vin Albany and Troy, for limited tickets from §21 to $17, and to other | points in like proportion. On yester- day telegrams were received at the oftices n Chicago conveying the an- an - additional reduc- tion to 16 via the American, and $14 1 the Cunadian routes. This will doubtless be followed by a reduction from New York, Philadelphia and The irregularity and de- noralization are even more marked in east-bound rates from Chicago, St. e = et Soadt Jenowin dat | Louis, Kansas City and_ Milwaukee. dem men know’d more 'bout farmin den I did. De leaf turned yaller an’ de cotton stork hardened, but 1 kep on readin’ my paper. De win's got chilly and seed folks toatin’ de hamper baskets of cotton, but I turned | P ter my agricultural papers an' ‘tinued ter read. My wife called my 'tention tor de fust bale ob cotton what went past de house on its way ter town, but 1 turned ober de paper and ’tinued | ter read. But finally de eye-teeth ob ’sperience cut through de gums ob dat de papers hadn’t raised no crop. De ji son weed growed whar de +| From Chicago the rate for first-class raflic to the seaboard has been tluctu- ating from $20 downward to $12. A person unfamiliar with the situation of affuirs would be charged tariff rice for his ticket. An intend- rates in all the Chicago offices corres- before the teriff is again restored, cotton stalk aughter hab bloomed, The opinion was sdvauoed by: soveral De rag weed had possession ob de corn hill. De moal ob destruction had lfiu:mlwud ul;:llo;-. de c;l}huulphmi e n I summed hit up, "Fore I co : i % read 1 nebber lunla!u{riculmrnl paper }"‘"" strugglos betwoen the trunk in the house. Fore I hadone in de ) house I nebber sot all day in de shade. Fore I sot in do shade I allers had good craps. Den my son larned to write. He forged a noat an da put him in de penitentiary. Doan sa) hool ter me. 1'se a hoss fly an’ my - A i :’.:’z is .l foot 101.2.' |~“‘.Y,,, mk)u Koomis, the fermental milk order- de line frum under do mar's tale, |ed for the president, rates, both ways, charges. Gartield's Drink, Springlield Bepaplican y is frequently Now she' all right. Good day, sah.” | prescribed now by l]’h)"’wi‘-\ll! and is Tunis Beauties readily prepared. t is kept by some of our local dairymen. The Kussian original was of mare’s milk, which Plumpness, such as would be con- | contains wore sugar than cow's milk. sidered exuberant in the cold and|To make it of cow’s milk, ordinary cntical North of Europe, constitutes | beer-bottles with patent stoppers ave the popular ideal of female beauty in | filled with fresh wilk, and into the ency of Tunis, Among | each one a tea-spoonful of sugar the marriageable young ladics of that|and another of yeast is put. province, slenderness of form and | They are then stopped and leftin sum- delicacy of proportion are regarded |merheat. Inaday or two a curd with justifiable aversion, as disquali- | will rise filling half of the bottle, but fication for the wedd state. The | at a subscquent stage the whey and fatter & maiden the better is her|the curd coalesce agan, and the mix- chance of making a good and early | ture resumes the appearance in a weck mateh, To be abuormally obese is to | of ordinary mulk charged with car- be certain of drawing a prize in the | bonic acid, When the bottles are matrimonial market, and the loveliest |opened, the contents are the most litheness remains unwooed, homely corpulance can while pick and choose from among a throug of elig-| House, if it contains any works of art, ible suitors. How deep a root this predilection for eapacious charms has | in struck in the Tunisian manly bosom |tightly with & u-L&iu, and then they | nes; in tact it is 8 complete Guide to Bucess, for ; mmbo gothered from the fact that | stopper loosened by passing the bare | @it A fauily necesity Addres for cir ‘o widow which bheir previous experiences hac Toesox, A. T., July 8.—The oxe-|accustomed them, are wont to senc goose; and when she has attained the The Bonanza Iting Propose Dab- y in tho tele- graph world promises to be of short duration if the projected scheme of what is known as the Bon Ring is ' carriod out. As is well known, Gould | the low lands were flooded, bridges squeczed many millions out of a 1 ritg made up of Keene, Flood, Mack- oy and their followers, and these ucked birds now propose to fight their adversary with a network of | ! igh the country, not (less oxtensive than the Western ~ Union Company head- by the combination named. t has quietly organized here uring the prosent week, and the commenced ear 0 have an extensive service establish- «d by the Western {6189 tha How i management, but under a different | A1 sorts of movable property. The One special feature of g traveller, with an inkling of things as they are, can secure passage at his own price, In fact, the current ond to the amount of money that a man can afford to pay for a fare, be it little or much. A general ofticer said yesterday thmt ho believed the price of humbuggery. T went out and seed | ¥ T e S e n Ao an that a general warefare on passenger s now unavoidable, and that the competition will be car- ied to extremes nover reached in pre- to fall something short of those to|covered with a fine froth like beaten 1|ecg. Tt isa kind of champagne milk, 1 ) Harper for the mur- [ the dear departed's girdle and bracelet [ need an acid but nutritious beverage. of | to the parents of their too, exiguous last September took place in Tucson | betrothed. On receipt of these a delicate hint that it might be expedient to make up for Nature's shortcomings by some judic- ious treatment, the bride’s papa and A mamma proceed to fatten her with from the housetops in the vieinity of [ assiduity and dispatch. For some the jail, but the sheriff had taken the | weeks she leads the life of a Strasburg precaution to inclose all sides except that fronting toward the jail with|nocessary goodly proportions her canvas, shutting off a view. At 2:30 f yupitals are celebrated to the entire ydy concerned and is very favorable to persons who Towa Floods slotis City Journal, July 14 The storms which have prevailed throughout almost the entire state during the past week or so have cecded in severity and volume water anything of the kind in history. Perhaps in a few isolated cases there may have been storms which equaled, or even exceeded, in violence those to which we allude, but no such a deluge of water in the same length of time was ever before oxporie in this latitude since its settlement by white men. The storm area extended through the central portion of the state and clear to the Missis- sippi river, and thence in Wisconsin, The damage to growing crops hias been imm most. On Tuesday Des Moines without rail connection cast, and every road conter was badly demoralized. streams were swollen to dimensions of large rivers, and culverts washed out, and large portions of the track of all the roads ruined, tho roadbed in some cases ing almost complet obliterated. The city of Des Moines suffercd torribly. Tho south part of the town, which i8 washed on one side by the Raccoon, and on the other by the Des Motnes river, was covered with wator to the depth of sevi that portion of the city was in of being swept away by the br of the levee. Tho Raccoon river flooded its banks for a long distance, and the raging torrent was covered with debris_of all kinds — out-houses, fences, lumber, valuable timber, and damage must have been immense, but no cstimate can be made, as it is almost impossible to get any details owing to the prostra- tion of telegraph lines and difficulty of travel. McGregor, Marehalltown and other places report such a deluge nother departient will begold and |88 Was nover known before, every- thing being literally covered with | yards and streets. Lime Kiln Club. “What T war’ going to remark,” be- gan Brother Gardner as the hour ar- rived and the triangle sounded, ‘‘am to ask who among you am_insane? 1 should like to make out a list as soon a8 possible, an’ T hope dat no lunatic will feel backward about handin’in his name. “You look surprised,” continued the old man, as he walked up and down in front of his desk, ‘“‘but I am quite satisfied dat we have at least a dozen lunatics among us. De man who shot de president could read law an’ plead it; he could cheat, lie, swindle, bilk hotels, buy an’sell, come an’ go, push his claims fur oflice an’ go on long journey, an’ yet he am decla’ed to be crazy. No one an assassin, If he hadn’t tried to commit murder he would still be looked upon as a dead-beat instead of a lunatic. Now I propose to take time by de 4-lock and make a list of ce. Let each nssassin iis ame is called by de of de purle stan’ up as in his usual sing-song way, and not a member stood up. “Worry " said the president, ““let de seckretary make a note of di sequences. out of a grocery wid a codfish undor your coat, oram oberhauled by de Seusible Mon. Mz. Robert Simpson, foreman High- Mass,, recontly rolated the following : We have used St. Jaceb Oil in our foundry, and have never seen any- cured of a.severe case of rheumatism by the use of the remedy. 1t can be man gets hurt now he purchases St. prime success. Found at Last, ‘What every one should have, and never be without, is T e O, It is thorough and safe in its effects, produe- ing the most wondrous cures of ‘rheuma- tism, neuralyia, burns, bruises and wounds jylleodiw DON'T DIE OUSE. Ask druggists for “Rough on Rats,” Tt cloars out rats, mice, bed-bugs, roaches, vermin, flies, ants, insects. Lde por hox (3) o8 K CLANKSON, 0, n0s inea, The earnings of all the eastern ines are beginning to be seriously affected by the irregularity in the furious ot all corked stuff, and it will behardly safe toattempt itin the White Clarkson & Hunt, Successors to Richards & Hunt, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW, 8. l4thStreet, Om ha Neb. Cornell College. The Classiical, Philosophical, Scientific and Oiy- 1l Engineering Courscs compare favorably with the bent colleges o the country, Special advantages aregiven In the Preparato xy and Normal Departiments, and in the Consery- atory of Musi Twenty Py rs and Teachers. Superior Bulldings, Museuin, Laboratory and Apparitus xpenses Low. Fall torm opens Sept. 16, For catalogues or other niormation, wideess Iy 1248w " Mt Taken Up. DAY Mare, with halter on, welghing about 900 pounds, small white spot in the forehead fas taken up Jube 17, by John Stuber wost from i deaf and dumb asylum, T or can obtain the same by proving property and Paaing expense of keeplng and advertising, 1y-20-wht AGENTS WANTED FOR ¥astest BELLING BOOKS OF TUN Auk ! Foundations of Success BUSINESS AND BOCIAL FORMS. half wile The bottle wmust be turned neck down | The laws of "‘:::L legal forms, how to trans- into the pitcher, the top covored | ichbusiness, aluablo tabies, social ctiquebic, poriiamentary usage, how 0 conduct public busi ors, desiirous to marry agein, |hand into the pitcher. Otherwise it | 8 a Lovts Mo, "™ ANCliol PUBLISHING se, but railroads have suffered | § in that portion of the state completely | § eber knowed it 'till he beeame | S 5 f 01 | the Atlantic Coast You have all plead guilty to bein' per- | Improvement company, for the construc- feckly sane, an’ you mus’ take do on- | 4 1f ary one of you walk |th g X 3 FOR NEURALGIA, LUMBAGO, oF TuR CHEST, QUINSY, ) SPRAINS, sy, "Wl luu{iEflmuum,m ] GENIRAL Axp axp 5010 BY ALL GAVODISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDIC A. VOGELER & GO. i Haltimore, Md., U. Mlantic & Bulf Coast CANAL AND OKEECHOBEE LAND GOMPANY, OF FLORIDA. “hartered by Special Act of Legislature of Flor- water, and the inhabitants unable to ida, 1581 do anything but gaze through windows - at the destruction going on in the dosr- | CAPITAL, = 810,000,000. OFFICERS: W, S. STOKELEY, Pres't, WHO ARE INSANE! HAMILTON DISSTON, Treas. Applications will be received on Thurs- day, July 14th, and closo on Monday, July 18¢h, for the jssue of $1,006,- 000 of Stock in 100,000 Shares of $I0ISSUED AT PAR, With bonus of 81,000,000 of Land Cextifi- cates bearingsix per cent. interest, re- deemable from sales of land by drawings from time to time, or convertible at option of holder into land at the Company's regular prices, Kach subscriber for shares of the company will, inaddition to his stock, receive as & bonus a land certificate equal to the amount of his sub- scription. TERMS OF PAYM £5.00 per share on apy .00 per share on delivery o Land Certificates. ation, shares and Offices: Third and Chestmut S8ts., Phil. Jacksonvllle, Florida. This company have a cowtract with the ngland points is ascribed by railway | de lunatics in our club far do benefit | Board of Internal Imsprovementof Florida or the construction of a canal to provide an outlet for Lake Okeechobee, and there- 1 by reelaiming from periodical overflow the seckretary. 1a The secretary went through the roll | a ands lying south of townshin twenty-four nd east of Peace Creek, the area contain- s upwards of 8,000,000 acres. The state 5 0 this company one-half of the lands as fast as reclaimed, This company also own, the franchise of teambeoat Canal and a canal connecting the inlets along ! ¢ unsurpassed for - fertility of soil and purleece wid a bag of chickens on | salubrity of climate. In aid of the con- your back, doan’ try to shirk de con- | struction of this canal the company will sequences by pleading insanity.” ive nland grant of 3,10 acres' per £ canal constructed, which will give the company about 400,000iacres of lands immediately adjoining the oanal The machinery for excavating the canals land ivon foundry company, Boston, |along the East Coast and into Lake SRS R s Olecehobee is now being Duilt, and both lines of canal are expestad to be com- pleted by September, 1882 I'he State of Florida offers greater ad- thing to equal it. Many cures of | vantages for the investmant of capital in bruisos, spraing, etc., have heon effect- | eoustruction of lines of fukampstation, y ras | the purchase and improvement of lands, ol l:,y 5 and ono of our men was | b B A eaonof its geographical position, dlimate and fertility ) g 0 ok soil, adapted to the eultivation of crops highly recommended. Every #imo a | covering the widest scope, embracing all of the grains, fruits andivegetables of the Jacobs Oil and of course uses 1t with | morth, middle and south tropical aud sen n states, besides wpical fruits and fibrous plants in great variety, and matur- ing to that degree of parfectsen developed at no other point within the United States, Prospectus and detailed eports on ap- plication at the oftica of the company. iy 12-4t me ATURDAY JULY 16 1881. e DE VEAUX'S WASHING MACHINE The Only Machine that Will Do just as is Advertised. Great German REMEDY LEWIS HOUSE, HARTNEY HOUSE, McHENRY HOUSE, SBUMMIT HOUSE, JUDKINS HOUSE, MENDIN HOTEL, THE CENTRAL HOUSE, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, PARK HOTEL, BELDEN HOTEL, | ET SCIATICA, i plwedye It Will Wash Faster, It Will Wash Cleaner, It Will Wash Easier, It Will require no Rubbing, It will do fiTarge family ‘Washing in 30 Minutes. It Will 'Wash Equally welll with Hard or Soft Wnter= It docs away with wash boilers and wash hoards, and will pay for itself in full and the wear of clothes in & mongh, No steam In tho kitc BACKACHE, GCOouT, SORENESS GOMMERCIAL HOTEL, BURKE'S HOTEL, GLIDDEN HOUSE, SORANTON HOUSE, ASHLEY HOUSE, SORE THROAT, SWELLINGS MERCHANTS' HOTEL, OHENEY'S UNION HOTEL, OITY RESTAURANT, CHAPMAN'S SESTAURANT, NEOLA HOTEL, WOODWORTH HOUSE, CENTRAL HOUSE, EMERSON HOUSE, OCROMWELL HOUSE, WALTON HOUSE, A child 10 years old can do the washing faster than any woman can, wring ana_hang out the clothes. CALILAND SEE XIT DAN, SULLIVAN & SONS', am Street, Agents, R, ER. EXCURSION TICKETS FROSTED FEET MARSH HOUSE, CENTRAL BLOCK HOTEL BODILY PAINS, TOCTH, EAR " DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS. PROPRIETORS. TOWNS. JOHN 8. LEWIS, Dow Oity, lowa. W. P. HUNTER, West Side, lowa. T. W. BUTLER, Vail, lowa. EWAN & BECKER, Creston, la, JUDKINS & BRO,, Red Oak, 1a ADOLPH WUNDER, Mendin, la. JOSEPH SANKEY, Walnut, la, WM. LUTTON, Villisca, fa W. J. GARVIN, Corning, la. A. W. BELDEN, Woodbine, la. JAS. A, LUSK, Logan, la. ©. F. CASSADY, Denison, 1a, E. R. BURKE, Careoll, la. 8. M. LEWIS, Glidden, la, JOS. LUCRAFT, Scranton, la. DAN EMBREE, Grand Junction, la JOS. SHAW & CO,, Jefferson, la. CHENEY & CO., Sioux City, la. CHENEY BROS., Mo. Valley June., J.J TUCK, Dunlap, la. T. G. CHAPMAN, Stanton, la. F.SIEVERTZ Neola, la. W. A, WOODWORTH, Atlantic, la. 8. P. ANDERSON, Malvern, la. A. L. SHELDON, Emmerson, la. MRS, R. COCHRAN Cromwell, la, T. C. WALTON Onawa, la. OHENEY & CLARK, Blair, Neb. W. W. BROWNING, Brownvile, Neb, FRED, STADELMANN, ROUND TRIP, $19.00 Viathe . B. &0, B, R, First-class and good through the ye 1 all kastern points, at pro- HEADACHE, All obher Paing portionately low Kailroad Ticket Offi WHIPPLE, M'MILLEN & GO., Sz DOIDGE, OProsiTh POSTOFFIOR EDHOLM & ERICKSON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING JEWELERS. LARGEST STOCK OF [rold and Silver Watchesand Jewslryin the City Come nnd see our stock, as we will be pleased to show goods. EDHOLM & ERICKSON. SPRING STOCEK JUST IN. Diamond Setters, Engravers and Jewelers, DONTYOU FURGET T WHEN IN XEED OF BOOTS? SHOES BASWITZ & WELLS, T OLS Homse 1422 Dongias 8., near16th OUR STOOXK N'DONALD AND HARRISON, 1208 FFARNEAM STEREET, ARE NOW OFFERING FOR ONE MONTH ONLY DECIDED BARGAINS —XN— Ladies' Suits, Cloaks, Ulsters, Circulars, Etc., AT COST. 200 Handsome Suits, at $5.00; 300 Stylish Suits, $10.00; 75 Black 8ilk Suits, $1'7.00. ‘We have several lots of staple goods which will be offered at SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. All ladies should avail themselves of this great sale of CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR, 'LINEN AND MOHAIR ULSTERS, SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, LAWN SUITS AND SACQUES. McDONALD & HARRISON, i lnrge and always the lowest. prices. CONTINVES T0 Roar for Moore(g) Harnesmsn 404 South 13th Street, and my on The best waterial price. Anyone wi Couter a favor by sending for one. WILL BUY AND SELL REAY. HSTATE AND ALL TRANSACTION CONNBCTED TUEKEWITH. Pay Taxes, Rent Houses, IF YOU WANT TO BUY O $ELL MAX MEYER & BRO,, the Oldest Wholesaleand Retail Jewelry House in THE LEADING Omaha. Visitors canhere find allnovelties in Silver Ware, Clocks, Rich and Stylish Jewelry, the La- test, Most Artistic, and Orgims manufactured, Choicest Selections in Precious’ Stones, and all |and Dealer, AND STILLTHELION| Saddlery. MEDICINE NOT A DRINK Mothers, Wives, Daughters, S8ons, Fathers, Ministers, Teachers, Business Me: ALL sho using and introducing into their HOMES Nos trums and Alcoholie remedies, ejudice against, or fear of “Wi d Lion as & Trade Murk, and u"‘l:‘l:“ ul:mflill ‘l.;: STAMPED with the LION ke et N ol Ak GUENUINE Wl'l‘ll()l:n' ) ‘LI:' ulz:d aMbe. yed, and at the lowest caan e e elng s prics-list of §ood will harimless as milk, aud cont nal virtues. Extract of pure vegetables only. not belong o that class known as *Cure- ess to reach cases whero the nates in debilitated frames and im- A pertect Spring and Summer ine. A Thorough Blood " DAVID SMITH MODRE. | DexterL, Thomas&Bro. rifier, A Tonic Appe- MAX MEYER & BRO., MUSIC HOUSE IN THE WEST! deseriptions of Fine | Pianos and Organs sold Watches, at as Low Pri- for cash or installments at ces as is compatible with honorable dealers. Bottom Prices. anos, and other makes. | American Organs, &c. Pleasant to the taste, ing to the body. The most enilnent ph iclans recommend them for thelr curative properties. - Once used alvays preferr. For the E !n- s, Liver an “WARNER'S SAFE 1t stands Unrivalled. Thous- ands owe thelr health and b Bil 5" with equal co. e R WARNER, Rochester, N. Y. * ) "Omatia, Call at Office, Roowm 8, Crelgton Block e and Douglas county, Notice to Contractors. Iy ha, Real Estate Agency i iiriits Plaus and specifications on view at both of the above mentioned houses. The right to reject any ete abstract of title to all Real | and all bids is reserved. ECREL & MANN, mayte | 80622 Architecta, Plattsmouth, Neb' General Agents for the Finest and Best Pianos and ur prices are as Low as any Eastern Manufacturer A SPLENDID stock of Call |Steinway Pianos, Knabe and see our Elegant New |Fia00s, Voso & Son's Pi- Store, Tower Building, corner 1llth and Farn- ham Streets MAX MEYER & BRO. |chasing. LEWIS REED BYRON REED & CO. JOLUSET BSTABLISHED Also Clough & Warreu, Sterling, Imperial, Smith not fail to see us before pnr- ALED proposals for the erection and comple- n of the new Grand Central Hotel at Oia Neb., for Kitchen Bro's. will be received at ithnell House, Owmaha, and the Pacific House