Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 11, 1882, Page 3

. Sohne, i Jy : o ] THE DATLY BEE-~OMAHA MONDAY SEPTEMRZER 11 v TELEGRAPH NO1 Monroe Chief was won by the lat cattle began to give them value to J J —B]‘{,( J UJ i ;] (‘5" ( ’O - Ithree straight heats. ™ lore interest was felt DOCTOR ey Special Dispatches t2 Tum By | 2:204, 2:24} y cattlomor moro value was The ten-mile race botwoen attached to propemy. Inopeta ol 'l WHOLESALE DRY GOODS i BB sl iin s R STRENGTH |WHITTIER, woods there e i . - heen placed upon their reser 1 " sy T G A halt interest in the Dubugue Tel A Marvelous Cure he > - ” N OO &8, R it T R R ho sttong arm of tho general govorn 617 8t. Oharles 8t,, ST LOUIS, Mo. - ¢! N This tea For all bodily ailments, arlsing from nent, and thoir fora d invasions 1 " i "n-m wrer Schrunk lnr‘)‘ |;n This trans. | F0F A B0, s torpid liver, irt '“':.,:, T R : . ‘\\-wlr"" : inva to vigorously push a busi ess, S o Boots a nd Shoes Yere i from a pper with democratic e | YL LU S e R ] i sfrangth 1o $tady o profustlon, | A ; " R g8 to the republican side. e o Kitinaye a warrantod fun fron | A8 tho years went by with slow o ek A S i , il @ [ 'A diepatch from Pekin, the bth, states | Sitordered kidneys, fa whcranted f ,",,‘ vance in the value of the \ strength to regula te a household, e B st "“""(‘l"""‘, "‘i]""k in | §1,00, hesitating offorts at improving the strength to do a day's labor with- OMARA, - - S et HED 47 Dronght. him to Chita, - The kiog hag PH¥AS OLTTLE blood, it becamo apparent. to a fow [ out physical pain. All this repre- 2 boen reinstated by Chinese troops and T i tvgpinpdill) bl that anew | gents what is wanted, in the often : " - <hips. era was dawning on the business, anc Mttt E1R) s J j "‘FJ fl E-" }f A dicastrons fire occurred ab Port aq | Development of the Industry Since | that system and method were essential. heard expression, “Oh! 1 wish i B e e errvnteey L o £ cands LR LR Prince August 11th, by which eightyseven the War Livo atock associations wore organized, [ had the strength!” If you are LG or wr Bouses *were destroyed, incluing the ol and stringent rules and regulations Freueh (m;‘ln}-"-; P it | Galveston (Tex.) New adopted for their government. Their hundre | anc amilies o oir ¢ fects and sro 1endered homeles, No business in Toxas has developed [ rules and regulations being for the i o + tee! ) 0 COl OO ® adfisioadld e | Miew Fanny Davenport, an American | more rapidly in tho Iast few years, | Protectin ot all and the common good, 1 they were recognized and respected by broken down, have not energy, or prostration, Dability, Meital h Mercurial and fcd as if life was hardly worth live {13 e R0 Ct hroat, Sikin and B mes, ing, you can be relieved and re- Blood Tmpurities and Bioa P wiioL ; AND RETALL in, P actress, appeared at theatre, Lon- [ aud none has paid in that time, ) ) N s A / stored torobust health and strength : Affections, Old nd Ulcers, P ickets t Diane, Cotintess | 2 now, & botter dividend on |8, rich and poor, high and low; an Y i . | EpeaTmente S Marmae s Tihstiiias Lath, 1g, vy now play dopted from the | ) ,m',',',.‘y Kvasted than the. resrin | what the law of the laud did wotor| Dby taking BROWN'S IRON BIT T e -srpermae. Itheumatiat, Dutmag, the younger. — She w €] could not do for cattlomen thoy ne- TERS, which is a true tonic—a ! n casen frc of cattle on tho range. 1 over-worked brain. SURGICAT, CASE: Texas bas been famed for its vast [complished for thomselves and have ‘ i o o T E st ] medicine universally recommended SASH, DODRS, BUINDS, MOLDIGS, LBIE, CEMEN ; ived and called before the curtain, 4 . L receive specinl attention. Dis L O SV, B poced in great part of | hords of cattlo and its broed plains of "h“"““'""“‘ for “;“"""““-‘» o| forall wasting diseases. from Impin lence, Fxcosses X AGERS FOR MILWAL AT OOKPANTY nutritious grasees since its ocoupar hus order aud harmony catae ou : : : SIETATE AGENS FOR MILWA & ’ 8 : of chacs, aud with system and securi- or Exposures, - G low, conusel for Serg CMAFAT R | auion, convicted for s has received a letter from the secr by the Auglo-Americans. But the tinio was, and not so far back the | ty camo capital. Almost coeval with war, decliniog to furnich him with o ¢ypy | D38t When the cattle had but a nominat | ‘?‘"”I""'.'“u)‘l ';n =lmmmu "', \lhw 0 o the apinion of Judge Advacats Generst | value. The beef that. readily brir |urnu,||{mm tho boon in prices. Cap- Swain on the case, for the reason that such ) or $40 to-day was bartered readily | ital 1o longer dreaded the loose and revorts are contdential in their nature, [ for the store account ot a fow dollars, | haphazard manner of conducting the bably make his attempt | Phe romotoness from market end the | Pusiness that had prevailed in the pasi. to recure the relrase of Mason through havdshipo attending the business—the | The marvelous dividends attracted Wi OF SROSAS COFpUE hilh ““’k{ | lack of a fixed monetary value and a|Many wto the business, and with cap- OALLS; EHA he best doctors editor of The | yapiet, and the privations of the | ital eamo constantly increasing prices. in the city said T conld not s 'Hr"u’n M- | ranchman's life -made cattle-raising | And once sought seaninveetment, the live. Isutfercd fearfully from e et | any thing but an agreeabls and profita: | HOXt step was to make the business indigestion, and for over two ble business on the plains of Texas, | Permauent. The free range of the past years could not eat solid food and capital passed it by with indiffor. [18 BIVIng way to purchase and loaso of and for a large portion of the amtie ¥ TENRY LUITIMANN, JUoTER OF W ALL ‘PAPER, WINDOW Near Tnian ting at ( sot N. Fremont St., Baltimore During the war 1 was in juredinthe stomach by a picee of a shell, and have suffered fromiteversince. Aboutfour yearsagoit brought on paraly sis, which kept me in bed six ne time agzo H t Alert, a has been aved, and it d N T either absconded or 5 "S tion, Saturday, however, b LS N - ceived o letter from himn sa friends re. eeh o thrbarensa aud. foreorized by, dne | ioe: Tho fncreade was ‘sinply. that | StiEAR AMEERAE wter rights arotield e R e e 2 . o been #o threaiened and terrorized e | o 8wl 3 n high eateem. t ouris y ””\Qm | ERY a]flt@ E\UHE.EGATEB | R AT Eee Lo L EPAE A e s (:L!‘okfi:‘::kc):rl:a“":::‘:ll:‘:ulfin“‘:(.’: I P IR EHEAT kbl ] thiBwe T WhO Bl Brown’s Iron Bitters and now e 4 § fs & 3 1 AtiA (e mttanle: lind bos s | of reckle ot ownors, e er taking two bottle L AN JULCELLA L AL J Shat after tho third attak, had boenmiads | 0 26 intontion or thought of juu. | thomeelves. Tho ranchman whoclung after taking two bottles Tam able to get up and go around and am rapidly improving. . DECKER, BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is a complete and sure remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria, ;,‘,",a";';;,"t s ‘;‘f‘:';;‘“fi_:"‘ REmay Weakness and ali diseases requir- Hel‘g%fl'figflfm“& 1PNDY AND ing a true, reliable, non-aicoholic principlo. * 1t real o8 that tonic. It enriches the blood, gives 96 Per Cent. new life to the muscles and tone otall diseases arlze from deranged kidneys an to the nerves, iMlichlty, T o |- w1 effect, nota cause. Its orlgin o nitostations without. Hence, to Flour, 8alt, Sugars, Canned Cocds, and his mind gave way and he k bossibilitied of the future, which the |[10W Drices, is now reaping his reward ness, from which he is just recovering. | P The iutroduction of capital into the Hi ‘( o 44 il J d h )" old-time ranchers never dl‘l‘(\:‘ll‘l] 1e .HX bl g b ol '. e STEE L 3N & 00 is story is chicive, and he has grazing rogions not only appreciated [ - 5 4 1174 7] 5 g ¢ar it is eati- |heavy immigration from the OId = Cheyenne Indians are reported still| At the close of the war it is eati- | I¢ > iy W 05 ",‘:S i E d",jb” GGERS vorkigg north through Colorado and Kun | mated that thero wero in Toxus bo | World almost daly adds to tho ariy o b L 548, here is no doubt they are returning | tween 7,000,000 and 8,000,000 cattle, | ©F beef-caters, while the narrow! st Lol fl ) il ol to Pine Ridge agency, Dakotn, Dr, McGil- | ¢y oo 0205 : bdny) AND JCBRBERS I! e to porii it The Tndiane s | man during four years, liko tho wind, | Fopidly than boctraisers = equipped for the journey there i [ going whero they pleased, and grow. | - The following prices will give some o to believe thut ravages and |ing old and fat with fow to molest and | 1968 0f the advance made ‘in cattle iver, and {t strikes at once at 't‘lu' root of the ta of which it is composed o tercept, the he: ot to. ] . To 5 % et directly great organs, both os & \ i i Eroms the Arkamna. tiver. Ove. smbety | they had no certain or fixod Bufore the war the ayerage price of oob N by pine y G lies . S DE D e tock was from 5 to §6, and that of i wuppiies. of the Ninth caval dered from Fort | About 1868 cattle begaa to find their | 8tock was from £5 to §G, and that bealthy, ¢ ot on his life he had decided to leav 3 118 FARMNAM « « OMAHA |} went toPhiludelphis, whore for a time | proving th breod ot providing for tho | o is cattie, derpite Tndian raids atl o o fortify it whicl ceived from (could affect the status of cattle- o Line Ridy 3 tho enormous increaso’ of the herds | ircle of the rauge diminishos the sup- lic ‘:‘Iv,'?.x!:;‘w’i'\‘:i:::vr"licw':-:-}; Thbermision o | that had ranged without master or ply. Beef-caters aro increasing more r lefil “rx,:|‘x’1§"t‘| ir flvfl:tu}nnnn'l;lxr‘ef mako them afraid. At this lato dato | PFices and justify the Mm‘rmm made e tol It eFeRBE tHAT et b | there was no market for cattle a¥ tho outaet of this artio , and, by placing them ina % " drive diseaso 54 patn trom llny;,\n--'fl(r»«nn ted two companies of | way northward in scatt: red herds, and | beef cattle from $12 to §1b. During "Fot the Innumerable tronbles _— cavally are followin All Greeers' nmed by ne- ghraliy are following the from Xoct Bl | thus began tho! eatablisliment ‘of a |tho wae thoy had tio fixed value feom ity ey Tiver a0 : R o ott and two companies are ordered tro kot jor Texas long-horns, One|the fact that there was mo regular th di trowing Disordervo :... A Full Line of the Best Brands of the Guniison countey. The soldiera In. | Market jor Te bt O D e aP a0 physloal orangements e nd to take the India ck to the . | herd followed another, until in tim AQITIVEY 12 N tend to take the Indians back to the reser. d 9| Gountry was variablo and. unoortain. WESTERN i skgo Srusl ntvareIolimortory vation, If they refuseitis nct improbable | the drive became a marked featu 3 ! o 5 o goricoct us blood will bo shed, the cattle businows. But tho opening | From the sloso of the war unul 1873 Gon"lBE m{mfihs | mAHnTl“:fi'c"ly A re- | or discovery of o market did not obyi- | Stock cattle brought trom $7 to $8; v o | PR R oAl denters, The Utah commistion havo ma e Y. SPROMT. > port to the interior department. The re. | ate all the dif boof cattle, from $16 to §20. Now| €. SPECHT, - - Proprictor, oF H WARNER & CO.. romedy has no equal, Beware of impostory CIGARS AND MARUTFACTURED TOBAGGO. ities under which the port, siter giving a detiiled account of Ly ohmay of a few yo +0 labored, | the same grades bring the following|q, « I " —_—— pregarations nececs ry for ap ointment of | Faiehma of k] o lubored. | L ont Staok oattlo, from 816 to $20, | 1212 Harney ¥t, - Omrha, Neb, Solisitnganoih iy Covliln g T + | and beef cattlo from $25 to $3b, and MANUPACTURERS OF enta- cattle, that neither flesh, fat, nor of adelegate t: the house o res Ci : s - - u cach | goningt the sale of his produco, the |1t #hould not continuo to improve as [¢ AL y pointed a re; county in th a deputy i long as population continues to in- MNTOES Sontydnithel ot e | Long, tedious drive, beset by dangers | 100 ] e Lo Gl ; i Sermitory will immedintely ho. appointen, | and obstacles as it was, aubtracted oreato, and boof constitulen ono of | (ORMER WINDOWS; FINIALS ¥ . | They have in th ion” been influenced | from the profits, Besides these draw- | the chiel articles of our daly tood. N Q 3y QZR, VRl e S tizens of Utan, | backs, the ranchman then, as now,| - There is much in store for tho cat-| ’lm,v Iro_n and Slata Roqfiug, rejecting all pereons cligible under { wao tho frontiorsman. But then the | 10 business of Texas. The ola-time [Specht's Patont Motalic Skylight, the law, Tt is believed fully 10000 voters ) 5 2% T e an woll aa pri. | Prejudico against Toxas boef has died | Patent Adjusted Raichot B 4 > e ST W IR e (Mormor+) will, under the recent enuct. The ranchman was the senti- | "4 and the saleeman of years ago and Bracket Shelving, [ am Steam Pumox Envme Trimmings, 1 ! e Wes ; ] & mwent, be de rived of the right of ruffrave, | Vation who “would not touch a Toxas steer” the general agent for the' w4 | andit ishelieved that the non-Mormon s le’ | nel on the outer wall the barrier bo- : i 2 O TS0 FIFE, STRA | ont will cant a Jurger vote than ever be. | twoen tho hostilo redskins and the |nOW “makes a specialty of handling above lino of goods, tore, peaceful agriculturist. This not only Texas stock. Great improvement 1IRON FENCING, mado the business extromoly hazard- |hes been made Jin the management SHWO0D NATLS IDCHETERILED AT |5 FOPVLIED AT G POWEER AND HAND Agents for B - 3 AND RS ASND B, HALLADAY WIND-MILLS GHURGH'AHD.SCHOCLISELLS MINING MACHINERY, e If Yon are Ruiued COL. L T 'FOSTER Cor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha., Neb. Omaha Steam Laundry The only Laundry in Nebraska that is supplie for Laundry work. Send your orders by muil or express, GOTTHEIMER, GODFREY with compleie machinery in health from any cause, especially from the use of any of the thousand nostrums that promise 8o largely, with long fictitious testimonials, have no fear. Renort to Hop Bitters at once, and in a short time you will have the most robust and blooming health, Barnum's Big Elephant. Special Dispateh to THE BEE, ous, but added to the exponse, and thus lessened the profits to be gather- ed in the markets opened up by the drive. The Incian cared little for the cattle or the owner, but his covetous and murderous eye was ever upon the cow ponies without which the ranch- man was helpless. But while the Texas ranchman was rounding up his own as well as he and handling of cattle in Texas, and the grade is boing improved constant- ly by theitroduction of blooded bulis. In fact there nre many herds on the Texas ranges that will compare favor- ably with cattle anywhere. More care is taken in eolecting cattle for the market, and the daily quotations from the big markets will tell Lhow Texas beef 18 valued by the beef-eaters of org Youngstown, Ohio, May 10, 18 KKN0ALL & Co.—1 had agvery val: toni i colt that Ipizad very high e bone mpavin ci one Joint an emall one on the uther which mado him ve Tame; 1 had him under the charge of two vete tuary surgeons which fafled to curo him. 1 was one day roading the _ dvertisomen 3 Spavii Cur 1 the Chicago Express, I dotormincd atonce o try 1t and got Our Eruggists nere to (d (o7 ity and they ordered tr res bottles; 1 tock ad I thought I would ive 't o thorough 1 it cording to 207 Farnham the country. The Texas range of! an inviting field to all who want big Tuov, N. Y., September 9,—Mra, | Dight from the mixed millions tle that roamed our western prai esat g @ ) Ao Burus, oue of the women injured by | - 4 dividends on the money vested, for 3 : o closo of the war, there was s y » RO IR o - Boraui's olephant Emperor, which |tho close of tho war, thero was an | L5 Ll 0T ol that pays : ——DEALERS Ilim— o awray in tho stroots hero Aucust| " that was laying tho foundation | & handaomer roturn than cattlo-raie- R DT ’O Al 5,’ ’( e d..-u-.«.f.‘*“s.. gt ”‘) i for a positive market for Texas long- [ 198 Vory vampecttully, x i) e horne, and giving to our cheap herds 2 Send tor st i HALL ) Afi 5‘ 4% L@fl’ [}fi Mo it St vactun 1t s |3-volu that, p eaeted from 1650 to| THE BAD AND WORTHLESS proot. Pileedl, M RADRI0Y,) 8 L1V 1864, would have been almont sufti- RSt tor yout DY phant's pranks, is dying. atrick ) Are never imitated or counterfuted. prictors Fnow cient to send the propliet to the luna tic asylum, The oper W settle BOTD BY ALL DAUGGIE (8 dew-ly HEAT YOUR HOUSES Conlan, who was thrown acrcee the streot by the elephant, has commenced A ey (i e 1 M net Barnum for 85,000, ment of the northwestcrn states and ey territories made & market for Texns Notice. cartlo, and the trail a famous fonture The “Hawthorn Centennial Bx. |9f the busincss. Especially adaptod cior Roof Paint,” was patented May | 0 8 This 18 especially true of a fumily medicine, and it 1s positive proof that the romedy imituted is of the highost value. As soon as it had beon tosted and proved by the wholo world that 5 Hop Bitters was tho purest, boest and | ug - purposcs, thither largo | ot valuable family medicine on | F*FRIIN CIXI M 100 Xa LTI Fire and Burglar 5 LY AT In thoold Pavorite snd Ynllnw l‘nver al Dispaten to Tatk Bxx, business in which many famoua cattle- | iy wimilar atylo to H. B., with vari-| NEW YORK,BOSTON, d handsome fortunes, Not xaus dr MILLARD & JOHNSON, it | Storage, Commission and Wholssale Frui%s. B oty i e 5 B s | T men amus sCoLA, September ) —Thirteen | only wor And all Poluts East and® outh-East. T3 2 e e TiLE LINECOMPRISES word *“Hop" or ““Hops’ were used in Nourly 4,000 milen. Bl Smooth stoc) Tracks ] 1020 Farn ham’ Street, kaows t tamper, wilh the man oot beiug. blessod wilh saload |12 PEsie 8ad, ecple of the sounier |~ pE QR g OM.A.I-IA, - - - NEB. oo the Ll weimnt o law, o pen | o oh ol he vtskes ot e gusn | L2010 er06y may i7ing o laduoo ul 8T. LOUIS, ] , reccipts, Hawrions & Bro., try. The driving of Texas ottle 0|10, expocting to make monoy on MILWAUKEE. o 4 | W.B. MILLARD, ¥ 1, JOHNSON i Tanomtorba | BT RDIOIOE I B aurth iandiiee tho oredit und kool o of 1L B\ DRTROIT, NIAGARA FALLS, ;;: ¥ ik 0 E H ously dovisod names in which tho 1 north to be M STREE hours, driven northward to lay the founda- m:,',‘; ',]:t,u::lltil ;‘:’,,,I,I,'h]",‘f,‘;ulm‘ " A}({ ,'"1,7“(0"«:" ""l‘-t‘u "s'du‘l"pgzi\:"fl;’u’ 1111 FARNHAM STREET. omTaimi |t Tor the hasmense rovesthak o | i Breandad somedins oe oures, o | Situedt L FNELY EGuib bl Fummczs m THE WORLD. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED] FEOK " wiil lad traveling & Inxury Special Dispated to 11t Brx aud espicially those with the word L1008 e Agents for Peck & Baushers Lard, and Wilber Mills Flonr B 5 5 oo e RIGHARDSON, BOYNTON &00 Provivesce, R. 1, September 9. - “Hop" or *“Hops” n their name or in {. In the supreme court this morning in any way conneeted with thom or their | ¢ CHICAGO, ILLS, fill the northwesteru prairies, and there is no state of that section that 18 not largely indebted to Texus for | ¥ ita cattlo stocks. o Bleeping ‘ the case of t etition of Chaflee, [ ' g : .., | natme, are imitations or counterivits ) o K., will bé | Embody lupr voncats, Mor X . )] 6 T T 1 . or; Use Wil |. 0 v SFERENG H estate, for advico and assintanco in the | oo G0 frontier the Indian raids | ghom, Ugo nothlng hue genuine Hop [ 't & Gon. Mansger, Chicago, | and o la .r“’,':,‘lu',‘.:'.‘u: pure air this any ! SINGILS » matter of the sale of Canonchet to F, | ¥¢F¢ 10 be resisted. Tt was no tnfre- | Bittore with s bunch or clustor of PERGIVAL LOWELL) e OM \' A NATIONAL BANK, * | quent thing to hear of the murder of green Hops on the weite label, Trust Gon, Passenyer Agt. Chicago, | gold by PIEK 3 u D. Moulton, the petition was dis- STEELE, JOHNSON & (0., i it y 3 leal ELLE. 2 migaed, thus leaving William Sprague , A oks mont, | ROUting else. Drugvins and dealory TOOTLE MAUL & CO. in practical posscaston of Canonchot | bouie® %10 drivon off and stocks seats | urg warnod againat dealing ' imitar M N m‘x}.]:!mnnl{,l‘ unless ousted by Pro-| hud opened up a market to supply its Hona or counterfeits F (}( )( )N D) JAN cecdings at law. vast plains, but the drive, too, was ) WHOLESAY.E DEALEBEE TN *'The Best in the Market bvzardous, for hostile Indians beset ¥ & BRADFORD, Onana, Netp 3 some prominent oattleman, Cow L) Gen Agont, Connell Blufts 1. I, DUELL, Tickes Agt. omats R muio-ed 1y PRPRAT TP, - " t - 3 2.5 Sioux City & Pacifio|!1RERISHABLE THB FIOUX OITY ROUTE RERFUME, Councit Biuge to Bt bast | Murray & Lanman’s/ t By tho cattla s Toxac ber | Mazk e 1 Upon the contton cf tho | 1o . “;':’L“,:};‘flf’f BLUFPS Best for TOILET, BATH - ANDKERCHIEF. vautage to corres ond with us be ) H‘-.,h-,ml.»r 9 —The | days to the cattle raser, Texas be- A28 Coar alilen, el A C. F, GOODMALN, B, P o b ‘ » i Grnms Rewarded Fox Du Lac, Wis., Aug, 1881, the trail, lluud many au unlucky drover H. H., WaRNER & Co: Sirs—1 re. |10 those duys was foreed to contribute DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS |k o, fiocdo 't s i oy the st remedy in the markot for kid- | PrOPerty and blood, and still the price Wi ndOW and Plate G |ass Y ney and liver disease. was low—totally mudu,uuw Lo recom- TR pousato |Hm hazard and hardship of 24 Weat Division Btrvet, | tho rauchuua’s duily life. n 1673 the adyance of railroads, which wero pressed forward to the 4ar Auyone contemplating builalng store, bank, or any other fine purchasing their Plate Glase, will flnd it 40 thelr a An Unl-vorulnlo Statement. Special Dispatch to T 1 08 DISMAKOK i Min \;whnu: an ‘ wikh s mprove Millg ¢ OMAHA - . . - NEB. shows u xeservo decrense of over §1,. | great murkets of the west Chicago, | nielicct, ¢ those orgave are lusctive or ins | Dakote. T 7 state of irritation, the (0. ing, rogulating, s0oth: | Wees, e e | 700,000 since urday. e | Bt. Louis and Kansas © ity —and, al- | ug influeice of Tarrant's Seliser Apericds 18 G- | pagte s uple banks now hold nearly ? F O I-/-[O—Pu -J-_A. D I 000,000 less | though the price was still low, owing | seatly requircd AFLED, than the legal requirements, maiuly o the popular prejudico e ] against Texas beef, the ranchman was NG, S \ SPOR' enablod to realize in a fow days in- | Joun srasuss, weous nouawr, | ¥ T ola) Dispateh o Tua Do, stead of being compe) to wait for Jasdant Vi Fowtt )| ¥ -y { .;J‘ Y MINNEAPOLIS RACES, Bing ! Wit T dar W. 8. Deisiien, Hec. and Tresd cll Bluft, 4 1 Baoe months, as formerly. ' e pol - THE NEBE. AflKd K AR ne | Phe Story of tna Sowing Machine, 3 Omaha. Neh he | roade, and even in advance of them, i i uutiaiahed puciny, raco was concluding | come & atoady flow of immigration and 1 1) {2288 s tew o Rat4 &, haydoone Ulle pamphiot, blse wnd gold to-day, Bufiulo Girl taking two straight capital to pueses the cheap and fertile JU) [ TEN HOURJ 1N ADVANOE OF ANY OTHES | sove wiik uumerous cograviogs, ¢ BER Ul T BROTHERS heats. Time, 2:15, 2:16}, lands of the Lone Su A : oL Q S 2 woats, i } ands of tho Lone Slar atate. Activity Lincoln, Neb GIVEN AWAY s ’ 20 class resuited as follows: | was infused into the dullest t MANUFACTURERS OF wro, 1, 1, 1; Faunie G, 2, 2, 2; |and neighborhoods. All u:m.m'.‘: MANUFACTURERS OF ho Qu Gomfortable Ride 1o 4b |80 by acalt per «nwnnw“k-':(.'mfl - o aaa m 61 Through Usrs bedwos or aub-oitico of 1 be Slager Man 1L‘am‘ l'l'-m Belle, 8, 3, 3. Tims 2 benefitted by the new life that rail- | Oorn Plantere, Brrrows.Farm Rollers | | GOUNCIL ELUFFS AND ST. PAUL peny, or wil be senb D r. roads gave the country, and none| Bulky Hay Hakes, Buckel Klovatiug | amrbes tas: your obe read via the “Blons | suy person liviog ab s \unuunonou o!cu 4 [] y R Armin and The| Wiadmills, &o aod Pu 0 atlio | wore 8o than the cattle-raiser We are prepared to do Job work and wauutsc oy I n the o g a0 8 WATILES, J.B BUCHANAN AN e e Monroe Chief did not take place, Van | demand for beef increased, The cat. |uste tor sther sariiee, 0 [0 boptihenden. U ESORAAY, | The Snger Nanufao bo., MiNNEAROLIS, September 8,—1 Xing the Bloux Oity Bo Tho Shortesd L © ) f Armin being sick. tlemen were inspired with ! Addzess sll arders 8 Missourl Valley s Priucipsl “ffice, 34 Unlon Bquase, 19 8. THIRTEENTH !TI(E‘I‘ pares with new hope V] Y >, -+ " o Repairing Done in all Branches. 40 8 T Nk, A special race between S0 Bo and \and zeal. The marvelous incroass of | 1 EUSASKA MANUFACTURING 0O o 2 DAY Southwapias Seitst Aot NEW YORK.