Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 12, 1882, Page 2

2 \ THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA ™ URSDAY, OCTOBER 12 —————anr— OOCIDENTAL JOTTINGS, "DAKOTA. Caaselton is buildiog & £10,000 school onse. Gas works are to be erected in Sioux Falls, The new Oatholic church at Alexandria has been dedicated. Masonic and Odd Fellows halls are being erected in Sturgis, Work upon a Congregational church at Jamestown has been commenced, A Lawrence county fair will be held in Spearfish the 19th, 20th and 21st of Octo: ber. Th citirens of Pierre complain becanss they bave to pay ten centr a glase for beer One nnndred bushels of white fliat corn to an acre is the product of Brown county smted The Salewm Register has been present uine with & stalk of pop-corn contain ears, While in the Hills Bishop Marty admin- istered tbe rite of confirmation at Kupid, Fort Meade, Sturgis, Deadwood, Central and Lead, ‘Wheat this season Inllhe llirl‘lu will aver. age twenty.five bushels to the wore, It wal at 81 A bushal at Crook and $L30 st Deadwood, 4 ¥ Work on the new Methodist church Dul(‘l;m;l began the last week in Septem ber. It is expected it will be realy for e before cold weather. "he Baptist canse in Southern Dikota has made good progress during the past yoar, several now churches having been organized and many houses of worship built, oy An_accidents] discharge of a blast in the Homestake mine injured Richard Col- lum so seriously in the tace and hands that e has lost several fingers and will probu- bly lose his eye sizht. At the dedicstion services in the now Congregational church at Pierre rm-enllr\, the sermon was preached by Itev. T. I, Riggs, who nine years ago prenched the rst sermon ever delivered in that region, o a ban of Sioux Indians in a groye near where Pierre now stands. ‘While James Urquart was being lowered into » new well which he was. digging at Walhalia Pembina county, one day last wook, assisted by a mun named Wright, he fell from the bucket on which he was seated, after descending abauc twelve foet, to the bottom, a distance of twenty feet. His companion attempted, after calling for help, to go down after him, but on being lowered ten feet gave the alarm, and was drawn up at once to the surface in & fainting condition, from which he did not recover for several hours, As it was im- poasible for any one to ge down into the well, Urquart was drawn out with grap- pling-irons. His body when taken from the well was as black s coal. OOLORADU. Jim Sullivan, formerly of Durango, who was arrested a short time ago at Conejos for cattle stealing agd taken to Sierra Amarilla, was taken from the custody of officers and hung by a mob October 1at. Lou Leonard, of Denver, possesses a diminative doz. It weighs less thsn three ounoes, and 18 exactly two inches and one- balf in height, perfectly formed and of mature growth. Its bair is curley and re- wembles the short fur of a camel's hair shawl, Its eyes are not larger than a half- grown pea and glitter like diamond:, To add to the ridiculousness of its appearance, its hair has been clipped fromits body while that on its head remmins, and looks like & lion through the small end of ® 10,- 000 power contracting lense. Mr, Leon- ard values the dog very highly and hos re- fused £1,500 for it. o carries it around in his vest pocket, which he has bad lined with red satin for the dog’s comfort. WYOMING. Hvanston had a snow storn on the 24, Fiye childr~n were born in Evanston last week, Toe telophone line hetween Cheyenne and Laramie City will soon be in opera- tion, M. E Post was renominated for dele- gate by the democrate at Gireen River on the 5th, Thomas, Carrick Is now foreman of U, P. machine shop at Evanston, in place of R. J. McConnell, retired. B. Liggett has been appointed train dispatcher for the western division of the Unon Pacific railway, with headquar- ters in Evanston, The postmaster general has ordered the establishment of a' postoffice at Inyan Kara, Crook county, and the appointment of Samuel A. Young as postmaster thereof, Thomas McGinnis has been appointed postmaster at Percy, Carbon conaty. MONTANA. A curiosity in the shape of a five-footed colt, is said to be on exhibition at Kraeg- o ation, on the Helena and Benton road. Miss Flora Cutler who was shot in the Sweet Grass trazedy, has returned to her home in Minnesota. She had to be carried on a litter, being paralyzed. There was a riot at Cooke City, near Bozeman recently that the local authori- ties could not suppress, and a call was wade on Fort Ellis fox troops wn lota and a woman caured the trouble, Judge Fawkes, at Billings, was recently run over hy an_engine, receiving a bad fracture an inch aud & hslf long on the right side of the skull, portions of the brain oozing therefrom, 1lis recovery is ex- tremely doubtful, Mirsoula has & second small-pox scare. The dreadful disense was suoposed to be stamped ont, and the pest house was burned as the final act in the fight against the epidemic, but since then several new cases have developed. Regently Doc, Zahl, the eelebrated hun. ter and rustler, his atock solen from camp by Indians, Discovering his loas withio & few minutes he gave chase on foot. He met one of the red devils coming up on » high point to take obseivations. The Indian saw Doc. firat, got in the first shot, drawing first blood, but Doc won tl round by dexterously polishing off the reckless red, The Indian's bullet passed through Zahl's body just above the hip, inf g an ugly wound, The other In. disns made away with the stock—Glendive A band of Indians with bad hearts are in full paint and feathers on the Belle Fourche, y are believed to be from the Rosebud and Pine Ridge agencies, The first act of hostility was to strip » trapper named Huggins, who was on his way to Bismarck, of all hus supplies, and to " set him on foot. The lmrhn police report that there were 4,000 of them iu the band, but it is thought there are not more than 200 or 80 of them. From the general out- look and this overt et of hostility it is pretty clear that there will yet be trouble with the Southern Sioux, unless the gov- ernment takes prompt action in the prem- ises,— Y ellowstone Journal UTAH. An Ogden woman by the mame of Fecles, while deranged, junped into a well ou the 2d, and had one of Ler arms broken, and head severely cut. At last reports she was in & precarions condition, The Salt Lake Tribune says there was displayed in that city recently & bunch of wheat heads, upon which a cricket had fustened itself und all had been turned into stone in the waters at Soda & priugs in about six months, The vew troops take kindly to Fort Douglas, but there will have to be many ldiers added before the post will be what it should be —the center, reserve and rallying point for all the wilitary opera- Hions of the interior.—Tribune. 1t is understood here that the Utah Cen- tral voad will soon under the control of the Union Pacific ement, and Mz, John Reeve, the efficient agent ho has occupled that position wel will A LA R tarnad over to Mr, St. Clair, the agent of the Union Pacific.—Salt Lake Tribune, The Oglen water works takes water from Ogden river a hall mile or more above the month of the canyon, and con- veys it by pipes down stream over low Iand, thence up to the high blafl east of i From the city reservoirs to the thes ¢ largely used for all do- lawns, streeta, of the rerersoies beiog preseute in the TLast win‘er the great enoug! Lower part of the ci pipes froze np a short distance below the head in the canyon, making the systeru in- everal thought there cause bereafter monthe, but it is uble from that water pipe e used thre nd seems to work well the entire length of the piping, of which there is ¢izht or ten miles laid, n interview with the Wood River Times, expresses the opinion that the raileond will n com pleted to Hailey, on Wood iver, fore next May or June, It is estimated that in Idaho over 8,000 men sre engaged in rail cutling ties, grading, blastir jng, timberiog, lumbering and track-lay- fug The lines upon which this labor is being done are the Oragon Short ine, the Oregon 1iailway & Navigation Company's line, and the Northern Pacifie, e e NEVADA. The Nevadaboard of equalization made the following reductions on the ascesod value of the Virginiaand Trookee railroad: The road, from §! D t0 810,000 per mile; the rolling stock, from §5,0)0 to §5,000 per mile, No reduction was made from the assemed valuation of the side tracks, and the value of the company’s roal estate was roferred to & committee of three The young wife of old Chief Winuemuc- ca and her year old child escaped twice from Camp Bidwell, Nev., but were re- captured and brought back, After the second eapture Ochoho’s Indians, number: ing about sixty braves, held a counncil and decided to kill her, They took the woman and her yeur old child—by a husband who died some months before” she married old Winnemucca—to a rocky biuff and stoned them both to death. At Reno, on the 28th, a freight conduc. tor named Fid. Henry was coupling cars at the depot and caught his foot ina frog in the track, and before he could extricate bimself he was struck by the wheels, which passed over his stomach and legs, He disd in & few moments after being ploked up. Hia age was abont 25, CALIFORNIA, ‘There hava been wo many fires in China- town at Sacramento that the Chinese mer- chants have eng.gad o priest to expel the fire fiond, which ‘they muperstitiously be- lieve inhabits thele quarter, The weather is 8o favorable and has given such promise of remaining xo that Captain Powell of the United States en- gineers ordered work on the breakwater at Yuquima bay to be resumed last Monday. The government appropriation was s long delnyed that it was thought nothing would be dono till spring. 0, K. Wheeler, general baggage agent of the Central Pacific ra Iroad, who passed west Saturday evening, while east made arrangements for the transportation of delegates to the Kuights Templar encamp- ment at San Francisco next season, )L arranged for the trausportation of 10,000 Knights, OREGON. Villard has offered to endow the Oregon University with 250,000 if the State will increase it annual legixlative allowance from $2,000 to §5,000, A wealthy Oregon bachelor died recent- 1y while visiting the East, Before death, however, he made over a large farm to be used as & ¢chool for young ladies. The land iu richly cultivated and nets 310,000 & year from the sale of fruit aloue. ARITONA, Liarge coal deposits have boen unearthed in the Pinal copper fields, A novel question s agitating the r o denta of T h who went through the mar; vows with a man on his dying bed is maid or matron. The technical ‘me.mon is that the phyni- cian cxclaimed, just as the minister was pronounciog them man and wife, ‘“My God, he's dead!” A Whipple Barracks dispatch, dated the 1st, says: *“Ihe new communder of this departinent, General George Crook, imme- diately after taking command, left here with & company of Indian soouts to inves- tigate the Apuche troubles, visiting the bards in Mogollan mountaing and those at the San Carlos agency. During the trip he had & talk with all the disatfected Ia- dianw, and arrived at a thorough under- atanding with them, Ax a result of this, General Orook xays there is now not one hostile Apacbe in Arizona. The only band from which we have to fear any troublo is that of Oheriethuns, now in Mexico, which is likely to cross the line and depredato, a thing which could not be entively prevented, even if the whole of gur amallarwy were.tationod alon tho hordor, NEW MEXICO. anta Fo board of trado will try t ,500 a8 » bonus for n smelter, Major W, H. H. Llewellyn has formally assumed the management of the Jicarilla Indian agency. il s a0 Tk dian police force similar to that orzn by him at Mescalero agency, which bim credit.—Raton s and Pross. Wm, Howard has heen convieted of dis- posing of whisky to Mescalero Apache In. dians, and was sentenced to be imprisoned in the penitentiary at Chester, 111, for two years and to pay a fine of $10) and coat of Pprosecution . The town of Oerrillos, located on the A , T, & 8, ¥, railroad, possesses great advant. ages over any other point in the territory as & highly “favorable mineral reduction centor, Suarrounded as it is by vast quanti. ties of n superior quality of steam and coking coal, an abundance of water for all purposes, together with her favorable topographical situation, it will, it is gen. orally conceded, and within & comp tively short time, become the **Pueblo” of New Mexico, MISOELLANEOUS. It is announced from Magdalens, Sonors, that the trains of the Sonora Limited Rail- road are running to La Cosita, which is twenty-four wiles from the American line. The track is Iaid to within eighteen miles of the boundary, The grading between the two termini is almost completed. It i vaid that connection will be made by Octo- The Marquis of Lorne, in a speech at Victoria sald that the Canadisn Paoitic would cross the Ilocky mountains at Kick- ine Horse pass, He also stated that the grades on the eastern side of the summit for twenty miles are easier than any of the Awerican lines, The whole line from Moutresl to the Pacific ocean will be opened by Junuwry 1. 1887, Horsford’s Acid Phosphate FOR NEKVOUSNESS, INDIGESTION, ETO, Soud to the Rumford Chemical Works, Providencs, R. I, for pam- phlet. ' Mailed froe. SR S . Notio The “Hawthorn Centennial Ex- celsior Roof Paint,” was patented May 24th, 1881, and etters patent num- ber 241, 803, Any person found or known to tamper with the manu. facture of said paint will be punish. ed to the full extent of law, No per- son has any authority whatever to sell receipts. Hawrnory & Bro., Lancaster Pa. — Remarkable for overcoming dis- eases caused by impure water, decay ing vegetation, etc., is Brown's Iron Bitters, STATE JOTTINGS, Wood River is moying to fncorporate as A village, Sannders county broom corn sold at #54 a ton in Lincoln, The town site of Algernon, Custer coun. Ly, is to be surveyed xoon and lote placed on the market, Tim Hurley, & horse thief who has been a terror to Southern (iage county, was caps tured at Blue ings last week after an exciting chase, A horee railway company to ran & car between Blne Springs and W re was incorporated last July, but the two towns aro still as far a part as ever. George Mohrenstecher, of 1, has gone to Grand Isiand. to join the State Central bank. It won't be very easy to connterfeit that name on any bank paper. A Mr. Poore, of Boston, cousin of Ben Poorlay, was in Cedar connty last week Tvoking up & location for a ranch, upen which he proposes t» place his grand son with 1,500 head of cattle, The twelve.year old stepson of T, J, Jones, liviog five miles mouth of Dlne Springs, met with werious injuries, having his face badly ent open by a colt’s hoofs, The boy was knocked renseless. A second care of small pox has appeared at Grand Inland, the victim being a child of Voitle, who died a couple of weeks aco, aud the Tndependent kays there is no use ‘enying the fact of its existence there, While playing with a day, the little daughter of C, S. Custer county, had themisfortune t the ball of one of her eyes with a pi the fork, The wounded eye is very painful and fears are entertained that she may loke the sight of it entirely, “There is & canning factory five mile west of Niobrara which is doing a splendid busi- noss for & new enterprise. They com- menced this year with wwelve acres of tomatoes, and have 8,000 cans now ready for matket, and by the close of the san«on, October 7th, will have 600 cases or 16,000 cans ready for market. Tt is reported that cattle in some parte of the county are going blind, which is caused by a white coastine forming over the pupil, No rencon can be given for this BEMIS’ Real Estate COLUMN, Offices 15th and Douglas Streets. istreming misfortune and farmers having cattle in this condition are compelled to lend them to water and are perplexed as to what should de done as it {s something en- tirely unknown about here. Otherwise they seem to he perfectly well.—Cedas Connty Nonpareil, THE WAR DEPARTMENT. Glimpses of That Portion of it in Om- aha and Vicinity. Gen, O. O. Howard, accompanied by one of his aides, and Lieut. Col. Mason, inspector general of the de- partment, expects to leave Omaha this week for Fort Niobrara and other posta in the department on a tour of official duty. Company 1, Fourth infantry, Capt Keeffo commanding, will arrive at Fort Omaha on Friday from Fort Russell. First Lient, 1. R, Adams, Fifth U, 8. artillery, has arrived here from Plattsburgh barracks, N. Y., to be assigned to the light battery nt Wort Omaha, Twenty-eight recruits for the light battery at Fort Omaha, arrived here Sunday. This makes the full comple- ment of men, n number, for the battery, which is to consist of feur pieces, The horses for the battery will soon be purchased, but it is doubtful if, on ac- count of winter's approach, the necer sary grounds can procured and ar- ranged for battery drill, before spring. The troops of the Sixth Infantry at Fort Thornburgh, Utah, ordered to Fort Douglas, will march out by the way of Park City. Heavy snows have already fallen in thv mountains, and movements of supplies for the winter are about closed, Col. M. I. Ludington, chief quar- termaster of the department of the Platto, has applied for six months’ leave of absence, with permission to 0 beyond the sea. The Colonel and Mrs. Ludington propose to spend the winter in France and Italy, leaving Omaha about the middle of Noverber. Capt. John, V. Furay, department quartermaster in this city, will per- form the duties of chief quartermaster during Col, Ludington’s absence. Failing ! That is what a great many people are doing. They don't know just what is the matter, but they have a combination of pains and aches, and each month they grow worse, The only sure remedy yet found is Brown's Tron BirTegs, and thi and thorough a with the blood purifies and enriches it, and rich, strong blood flowing to every part of the system repairs the wasted tissues, drives out disease and gives health and strength, This i Brown's IroN Birr will cure kidney and liver dis consumption, rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala- ria, intermittent fevers, &c. , why 203 §. Paca St., Baliimore, Nov, 8, 1881, t suffercr from and for several weeks could eat nothing and was growing weaker eve day. "1 tried Brown's Iron Bitters, and am happy to say 1 now have a good appetite, and am getting stronger Jos. McCawpiy Iwasacr _ Brown's Iron Birrers is #0¢ a drink and does not contain whiskey, It is the only preparation of Iron that causes no injurious ef- fects, Get the genuine. Don't be imposed on with imitations, No. 307, Beautitul residence lot on 8herman street, near head of St, Mary's avenue, §2,700. No.'3l4. Full loton 19th itreet, near Popple- ton's, §850. \ No, 816, Full acre on Burt street, ne'r Convent of Eacred Hears $1,200. No. 317. Full lot on California, near 21at street, 900, No. 818 Two lots cn Beward, near Saunders streot,$1.8)0- No.'819. Two lots on Charles, near Saunders street, $1,600. - Ko, 520, Ha t acre on Cuming street, near Dut- ton, M75. No, 321, Stx beautiol residence lots, fine view, on Mt. Fleasnt avenue, noar Hauscom Park, 44,600, No. 822. One-halt acreon California street,near Cicighton Ooiloge. 31, No, 823, Twolots on Marey street, near 15th stroet, 86,000, No. 526, Twolots on Dodge, near Grove streat, tion, No. 325. Four aere blok ln West Omaha, 2,000, Choice 4 acre block 1n Smith'saddition at west ond of Farnam stroet—will give any length of time required at 7 per cent inte ‘Aloo a splendid 10 acre block in Brith's addl. tion on_same iiboral term a3 tne foreguing. I No. 806, Half lot on zard near 20th strect, 00, No 804, Lot on 15th stresh near Paul, §1200. No 802, Lot 30x260 foet on 16th stroet, near Nicholas 9520, No 209, One quarter acre on Burb street, near Dutton §500. No 207, Two lots on Bloudo near Iren: 260 and'§300 each. No 206, Two lote on Georgla near Michigan street, 81200, Nodob, Twelve cholce residence lots on Hamil. ton strect in Shinn's addition, fine and sightly. 8350 to 8500 each. No 204, Beautiful half lo on Bt. Mary's av. enuo, 80x180 foek, near Bishop Clarkson's and 20th street, $1600. No 202, Two_cholce lot on_Park avenue, 60x 160 each, on street rallway, $800 cach. No 201,81x lota in Millard & Catdwell's addition on Bherman Avenue uear Poppleton's, $300t0 #46) eacn. No 285, Four lots on Decatur and Irens streets, near Baunders street, &7 %o $450 eac! No $83, Lot on 19th near Paul ‘street, 8750, No 81, Lob 65x180 feet near 8t Mary's avenue, and 20th ‘street, $1600. No 279, Lot on Decatur near Irene skreot, §336. No 278, Four lots on Caldwell, near Saunders stroot, $600 cach, No 476, Loton Clinton street, near shot tower, troot, 25, No 276, Four lots on McLellan street, near Blondo, Kagan's addition, §226 each, No 74, ‘Three. lobs mear race course: make oftera, No 268, Beautitul corner acre lot on California street, opposite and adjoining Sacred Heart Con. ent grounds, §1000. No 260, Lot ou Mason, near 15th street, §1,850, 100 lots in *Crodit Fonoler”and “‘Grand View' sdditions, just south-east of U. P.and B.& M. vailroad Uepots, ranging from §160 to $1000 each and on easy termis, iful Residenco Lots at a bargain—very dy to shops 4125 to §260 each, 6 per cent down 6 per cont per month. Call and got plat and particulars, No 2 street, §3,000. 3, iwo lots on Center street, near Cum- Ing streot, §900 for both or §600 each. No 261}, Lot on Soward, near King etrcot, 8360, No 249, Halt lot on Dodge, near 1lth stroet, 2,100 'No 247, Four heautitul residence lote uear Crolghton College (or will soparate) 88,000 No 246, Two_lots on , uear Cumiog wtreet, €626 and $400 eac No '246}, Lot on ldano, near Cwming strect 9526 No 45, Boautitul corner acre lot on Cuming, tton stroot, noar new Convent of Facred 500 , Lot on Farnam, near corner lot on Jones, Near 16th 18th strect, {1, Lot on Faruam, near 26th etroct, 1,000 No.2:9, cornor ot on Burs, ‘nenr 224 streot 4,800 No, " 288, street, (will cut it up); . No, 234, Lot on Louglas street, near 264b, 120x152 feet 1 Harney, near 24th, 1, No. 227, Twa lots on Decatur, near Trene t)re $200 cach, No 223, Lot 143 by 441 feet on_Shorman ave wue, (10th sticot), nea Grace, §4,000, will divide, No 220, Lot 28x06 fest on Dodge, near 1ith strect; make an offer. 7, Lot on 23rd_near Clark, $500, 216, Lot on Hawliton near Ring, $500. No 200, Lot on 15th street, near Nicholss . 0 207, Two lots on 16th, near Paciic strest, 1,600, No 404, Beautitul residcuce los on Division street, near Cuming, $500. No ‘1094 Lot on 15th street, mear Plerce, No 198}, Lote on Bauuders street, near Sew. ard $500. No 192}, Two lots on 17th streel, near white lead wo 060, No 188 Two lots on Oags, near 2lsh sirest (ris ,000. 'nlmm on Pler near Seward, §650. No 170, Lot on Pacific strect, near 14th; make or, N0 166, 8lx lote on Farnam, near 24th streot 2,850 each lblock on 26th strrcety neas ce d threo lota In Gises acdition, uear and Cassius streets, §2,000. No 126, Lot on 15th streef, near WOrks, 5. No iz, 1520182 toad (2 loks 00 188h streot, near Foppleton's, §1,600. No 117, ‘Thirty half acre lote 1n Millard & Cai- dwell o additions on Sherman svenue, Sprin_and Saratoga sireots, near the end of gicen street At tra X to §1,800 each Nos9,'Lov oa Obicago 1,500 No 88, Lot on Caldwell street, near Ssunders, white ead 2 staeot, near No 75, 66x52 fect on Paciflc, near Sth streot Noto, ¥ Elumlwn atry ridge, $500 each MGG Ot block (1804185 feet), near the Convens of Poor Claire, on Hawliton strevt ucar the end of the rod strceb car track. 91,0:0 No 1, Lot on Harucy, nesr 15th, W00, W 20 sdditions, also lots in Parker w's, Nelsow's, Redick's, Glse's, Lake's, and all the other additions at any prices and terws, BEMIS Real Estate Agency, eon lote on 2lst #2d, 28¢ and 18, near Grace and,Saunders strob Lots in Harbac 16th sua Uowiges Bireets, mects with marked popular +nd pulatable drink, pre terials, to t A DELICIOUS DRINK In Hot Weather Mix with ¥in Ic . In Cold Weather Mix with Hot Water. Aad Lemonade (when Convenlent) to suit the Taste. 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My digestive organe were weakened, aud T would be completely pros- trated for days. _ After using two bottles of your Burdock Blood Bitters thei mprovemant was 8o visible that I was astonished. I can now, though 61 yeara of age, dos fair and reasonablo di work, C. Blacket Robinson, proprietor of The Canads Presbyterian, Toronto, Ont., writes: *For years L suffered greatly from oft-recurring headache, 1 used your Burdock Blood Bitters with ha rosulty, and I now find mveelf in better health than for years past.” Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, N. Y ; writes: “I have used Burdock Blood Bitfcrs for nervcus and bil- ous 3 adarhes, and can recommend it to anyone equ g acure for billiousness. * Mru. Ira Mullnolland, Albany ““For several y.ars ] ka sing billious heada. , and com. ilaints peculiar to my wex. using your urdock Blood Bitters I am entirely relioved.” Price, 81.00 per Bottle; Tria Bottles 10 Cta FOSTER, MILBURN, & Co., Props, BUEFFALO, N. Y. 1d at wholesale by Ish & McMahon and O, ¥, Goodman, 1o 27 eod-me ot 1 yau iop B i yone-e s iy we sk and 0F 81T re o, Nechestor, X § &T>ronko, Ovk Tho Greai Lnglish B;medy Never falls te cute [Nervous Debllity, Vi. | Exhaustion, Kmls- 1t stops perma- Alnently all weakeuing involuntary losscs an drains ns, elr former vigor king life cheerful and enjoy #Ha hottle, or four times the quantity 810, Sent by express, socure from obsuryation, to any address, on recelptof price, No, 0. 0. D. sent, except on recelpt of $1 a4 & guarantee. Lettors re- Guestiag snawers aust inclose stawp, 2 Dr, Miutie's Dandelion Pills aro th cheapest dywpepsia and billlous cure 11 the marked, Sold by all druggists. Price 50 conts. D Mivvia's Kixey Resouor, Oures 811 kind of Kidney ouorrios, glect and lou dauggists: §1 8 bottle. A EAGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 718 Olive 8t., 84, Louls, Mo, ©. F. GOODMAN. For Sale in O I golng East take the Chicago & Northwest: marc (] wwaw. Omaba 5:40 p. m, snd 7:40 & w) lnl;'l‘\‘lil"n:bi:t‘mdo. .b‘unngl?.ln‘ KL, Ticks Agent, 14th snd Farvaw ste., J. LL, U. Rallway Depot, orsd JAMES T, CLARK, Gener ooh. e eolor to the blood.| healthful tons t igestive organs and wyetom, making “:’m;.n to Generat , Loas of Appe- tite, Prostrasion of Fital Powers ard Impotence, Single Brogch Loading Double Bree oh Lnadln% Muzzle Loading Shot Fighing Tackl Tull 8tock of Shot OW Imported and Key West Cigars, a large line of Meer- first-Class Cigar, List and 8amples Guns, from 86 to 816, Shot Guns, uns, from fi 8, Base Balls and all Kinds of Fancy Booas. Show Oages Always an Hand, schaum and Wood Pipes and everythin I Tobacco and Cigars from $15.00 per 1,000 upwards. Send for Price: Rarkand a palatable form. 1 only preparation ofér that seill not blacken | tecth,s0 chavacteristic other iron preparatio ToUhing to five tho reults that 1 e Dyspepeia, and im s, ade pome wondertal caree. (ases that b reat and Incomparable remedy. as D Haimu'g lugs foxic is s o, Nov. 0th 18 ( et m"“‘rmb"’. §18 from to 875, 6 to 826, required in a otion Store. PERFECTION HEATING AND BAKING, Is only attained by using CHARTER OAK 8toves and Ranges. WITH WIRE GAUZE OVER DOORS. For sale by MILTON ROGERS & SGNS OIMI A ETA. ull-maely WHOLESALE MILLINERY & NOTIONS Zephyrs, Germantown, Etc, STOCK LARGER THAN EVER. { 130841310 posi. aug 26 tme I OBERFELDER & CO. L BOOKE-KEEPING, BANKING PENMANSHIP, etz BUSINESS FORMS, COMMERCIAL LAW, POLITIOAL ECONOMY, COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, ENGLISH LANGUAGES, Taught by gentlemen of business experience and broad scholarship at the HOTZELS. ARLINGTON. WEATHERLY HOUSE, REYNOLDS HOUSE, BARATOGA HOTEL, + GRAND CENTRAL MISBOURI PACIFIO HATEL, COMMERCIAL HOUSE QREENWOOD HOUSE, COMMERCIAL HOUSE, ENO'S8 HOTEL, EXCHANQE HOTEL, 8 METROPOLITAN HOTEL, pL REYNOLDS HOUSE, WALKER HOUSE, €. 8EYMOUR, THORP, A, C. CAARFER, W. MAYFIELD, €. BTOREY. E. L. ENO, B. 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