Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 18, 1884, Page 5

e — OMAHA DAILY s BEE“-WEDN SDAY JUNE 18 1884. b M B OFLT.ANT CAPTAL PRIZE $75,000 PIIIEPSY' ®8.T ckots only 85, Shares in Proportion®a b B Spasms, Eclampsy and Nervousness are P ) T e do heveby certify that we sparvis 3 RALICALLY CURTSD | iisdrarrihuies e, 2. BY MY M ETHOD. ¢ iwings of the ieiana State Iml!rm' Company and in On manage and control Drawing) " themaselves, and that the same are sondcted iy The Honorariums « eard a1 per only after suee osg, @ due |Aonesty, fairness. and in goed faith toward all par o od s dutheries the company to use thiseor ificate, With fac-vimiles of owr rignatures acti s 00 Cdoartlemens . 4 Treatment by Cotve. spondence PROF. DR, ALGERT, e o Awnrded the first olass g old Mel¥, for distinguished - merita by tho “Socle! /o he (the Frenc A ScientPio ool 0, Place du Trome, 0,-- m&e wed&sat Coxminston mn Lsnisiana State Lottory Company. Ineorporated in 1808 for 35 yoars by the ieglalatur D ot educational sad oharitablo purposes--with oap $al of $1,000,00—t0 which & reesrve fond of over 659,000 has since boon added. By an ovarw)mlmlng populac vote ita franon'es waa made a patt of the prosent state constitution Q | sfopted December 24, A. b 1670, '\ | The only Lottery ever voted on and en- dorsed by the people of any State. It never scales o postpones. Its grend single number drawings will take place monthly. A splondid “l"m‘% to wina Fortune, Fifth €rand Drawi lass G, in the Acad- 1, M pp. |emy 6 Music, New ‘Orleans, Tuesday, July Xyl 15th, "1884—.-170th Monthly drawing. jilcation MEDBICO, OAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. o ) m = - = (o) # FOR THH5 CURE OF ALL DISEASKS OF M 0 SNEE] 2 IRSES;C \EJ‘F")I.'!F]F;;?.“M mwg‘. v YE. ARS Hwmphreys’ Homeos Rpecliien hivs baen ey reeders, Ligery Stable an el tmaion e ey SV NTer mgrrleh, and RS SABLLAS Stotk Humphreys' Veterinary $Yxn, #ent free by mafl on recetyt of price, £ i cnt ¥ree ona) YIUHPHREY MEOPAY 33g 109 Fulton &izcot, Now York. 100600 Tickets atTive Dollars Each, Frac- tions, in Fiiths in broportion. NERVOUS- BEBILITY HUMPHHfififi.‘#n‘r“.‘;:#s:_fiwnm And'scretion, 18 Tadically ana promyply cwred by it Been i wme 20 yomrs, A 5 tho most secars: falremedy known. Pricesiper vial, ors vials oLl Ol et e pa Hrhcn. Tt ot price. Humphreys® o eo. Sed. G e iliat, Eatalogue 06 RO Bulton St Ne Yo Approximation prizes of §760. W do do 500. 800 I v do do 260, 1067 Prizes, anounting to i Applioatiac for ratos to alube sheuld bo mads only %o the officoiot the Company it Now Orleaus, 617 St. Chatles St., St. Louis, Mo, ¥ turthor Information writo clearly giving fall dical Qclliegen, has béen oagor | aduress. Make P. O, Money Orders payable and ‘3-\-""3":;-':5&:7:2":&-":. address Registered Lettorn to ety vt s lel ralmdiaen EW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, ervous Prostration, Del y ental ‘an rieans, Physical Weakness ; Mercur 12hd other Aflece | _Postal Notes and ordinary lettars by Mall or Ex. tions of Throat, Skin or Bones,; Blood Poisening, | Press (all sums of §5 and upwards by Express at our old Sores and Boers, aro treatod with wnpasallelod | xpense) 8o wiccess, oatatest seientilio rinciples. Safely, Privately. M A. DAUPHIN, Discasus “Arising from Indiscrotion, Excese, | or M. A. DAUPHIN, Now Orloans La, Exposure or fdeigence, which produce tme of the Aregular graiuateo f iwo NO POISON IN THE PASTRY MARRIAGE CUIDE! 260 pages, inopintes, Tilustrated fa elot o0e, . T8 boo o want o Health, Beauy, 657 Seventh St., Washington, B.'C. i ON THE MISSISSIPPI. From New Orloans to $t, Lonis, Ten Hours in Memphls—A Govern- ment Fleet—The Arkansas Shore A Talk with the Stewardess Abeve Cairo, Correspondence i Kansas City JJournal. In the seven days’ journey up the river from New *rleans, time is allowed for cleaning the boilors of the steamer, and when thisoan bo done to give one ten hours in Memphis no onoe regrots the de- lay. Al the other river towns are built along a‘leveo—s0 Memphis, The build- inge rise gradually abeve ono another,and form the town along the bluffs above, s that in‘approaching ¢t it prosenta quite as imposing an appearance as the other cities we have passad. The streets are wide, regularly lsid out, and well paved with stone, which has been made to take the place of wooden sidewalks and pave- mont, since the yellow fever scourge; since then, too, the city government has made every effurt to etfect perfect sower- age and cleanlness in the streots,and haa #pparently succeeded weoll in tho wnder- taking. The postoffice is a dark, dingy looking building both within and with- out; a new hotel, nearly completed, & very handseme. Thero are a great many fine busincss blocks, cotton exchange, chamber ¢f commerce, lange elevators, and numerous handsome churches. The residencos on the avenues leading out Irom the business portion of the city are large and attractive, surrounded by green fawns end extensive grounds. 'In the center of the town is a pleasant park (without which a southern city would lose ite identity) filled with treos which shade overy foot of ground and beneath ¢ | which stands promtinently & bust of Andrew Jackson, near the entrance. Meomphis has made, for several years, extenordinary growth in_tratle, that of cotton being enormeus and in-other com- merze by river and by the railroads which are becoming so numerous as to preclude tho idea of blockade or limit. soon came the shrill warnieg from the steamer that neither time ner tide would to the boat. Meeting on deck after sup- per it was a pleasant gathering to meet faces 80 soon become familiar and to talk over the events of the day on shore, but we found the number of passengers for thefUniverea! Item, "by the mission- lege at Naskville, by tio traveled yonng mss who had.gone to -add a forty-fifth boast to have visited. There were now but few note books left and the leaves of too near home to feel much curiosity about their surroundtngs. Some had All too |4, wait for us and ave were obliged to return | 6. diminished by the short-hand reporter ary to the Freedmen wko hed taken her way to Fisk university, the colored col- |7, these turned slowly; peoplo were getting The 16, lands and bluffs have disappear- ©d wnd in their place are high abrupt beaks of rocks as smooth In places as if olhiseled. Busy and thriving towns take the place of plantation lendings and in- undated villages, and ever if not of con- siderablo size, there is in the whir of machinery and the whistlefof the locomo- tive that which gives them the air of life and thrift, The prettiest sito on the river is one mile below St Louis, and 1» occupied by Kennet castle, a large house with a squate tower, which commands a lovely view of the water, tho opposite shore and the steamers passing up and down the river. Other places, too, have an interest to the traveler but not more than to those so near at home. The great arches of the St. Louis bridge aro growing larger, and mark the terminus of the Anchor line. There isa general move for wraps, umbrellas and port. manteaus and soon we shall be ordered from the cabin, ANNA P, Stow, e — A FUNNY PROGRAMME, A Finely Arranged List for the Knights of Pythine Excersion, On the 27th day of this month the Ne- { braska Lodge, No. 1, and Myrtle Lodge. U. D., Kuights of Pythiss will givea grand excarsion from this city to Ashland. It will be grand beosuse it cannot be oth- erwise, inasmuch as there already has been sold 403 tickots for the occasion, It will require fiftean or eighteen cars to carry all who kave signified their inten- tion of going. An oxcellert programme &as been pre- pared which we append. close inspection, as it one of rare merit: PROY RAMME OF EXRRCISES, 1. Address of welcomo, by his honor, the mayor of Ashlend, in person or by proxy. 2. Musie, by the Salt Oreek glee club. 3. Brief response, by the orator of the day. limited to two hours and thirty minutes. Refreshments for manand beast. 6. Song, ‘‘It's s cold Day when wo git left;” Platte Valley quartette. It will bear |\ WASHINGTON. THE DEMOORAT.Q OAUL (8, WASHINGTON, June 17,~-At the democratic seu of members of the houss to-night, the lowing resolation was passed “‘That we urga upon the hones to press as fast a8 pos-iblo_to conclusion the appropria ® tion bilis, and that we take them in preference to all other measures A motion to urge the passage in the house of tha bill to repeal tax on tobaceo was le Ater hastage I‘rfl.,’,",",“‘,',‘.zlnt‘. bills: the oo L sideration of bills from committees on pub DRAPERIES ANC MIRRORS { ‘ un ey ported to houso this w ) tion of the prohibition party of Tl will mevt here to-morrow. About 300 ing and instructing delogates to the national convention, The Largest Stock in Omaha and Makes the Lowest Prices: wd i The two appr civil and fortificati now in committes, it is oxpectad, will bs ro POLITIOAL, . Just recelved an assortment far surpassing anything In this market, comprising THR PRONIMTIONISTS OF [LLINOIN, the lateat and most "‘"{ designs manufactured for this spring's trade and covering BLOOMINGTY 1L, June 17, ' Sate | rengo of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive. ogates will bo present, and it i oxpectod very radical measuros will ba adopted, such A nominating a_complete state tickot, elect: Parlor Goods Draperies. Now ready for theinspection of cus-| Complete stock of all the latest tomers, the newest roveltirs in stylesin Turcoman, Madras and Suits and Odd Pieces. Lace Curtains, Ete., Bte. Elozant Passonger Elovator to all Floors. CHARLES SHIVERICK, OMAHA NEB. THE DEMOCRATS, CR1cAGo, June 17, Primaries for the elec tion of delegates to the first, socond, third, and fourth congressional district democratic conventions, held here this afternoon, resulted in choice men who will read delegates to the democratio convention favoring Mayor fson's nomination f ernor, and his as ono of the delegates at largo to the democratic convention. The foue | 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, = - = - ot conventions will also choose distrot delegates to the national conventi but it cannot be said from the results of the primaries to-night what instructions, if any, these :.-u\‘nulvnm will give as to the presidential nominee. ——— . Tinois Democrats, WAILLTIAAANITID SrRINGFIELD, T, June 17, The democrati; ngressional convention met to-day, county was fully represented. I . Springer was woanimously renom nated, This is Mr. Springer’s sixth nomina tlon, and he has neverhad to make a contest since his first time; every nomination coming to him by acclamation. Hon. cott, of Morgan eounty, was nominated elec- tion to third term as member of the state board of equalizatton THE BEST THREAD rur SEWING MACHINES ILLIIVIRINIC Willimantic Spool Cotton is enhre]{ the product of 'Homs Industry and is prnununcfly experts to be the best sewing machine thread in the 5 iy world, FULL ASSOKTMENT CONSTANTLY ON HAND, an The Star Gazers, for sale by HENLEY, HAYNES & VAN ARSDEL, CisanvNati, Juno 17.—Professor J. G, Por-| m&e Omaha, Neh. ter. of tho United States Coast Sur 0. ington, D, C., was eleoted astronomer’ of ¢ observatory at the Cincinnati University, to sucoced Professor O, F. Stone, Baso ball. Tho gentlemens' national game will be represented by two dis- tinguished clubs, viz: The Hop Bit- %ers nine of Elkhorn precinct, and the Corn and Bunion Salve nine of Florence Out-off. 'The reputation of these clube is such that we may an- ticipate & deeply interesting and closely contes 0. Vocal music, by the Louisville string band. Selection to be made by the audience, state to the union of the 44 it was her| 8. Hurdle Race—Free for all. Compet- 1tors to be mounted on camels. (Ow- ing to the scarcity of hurdles in Saunders county,a barbed wire fence will be substituted without extra charge.) e — A Strange Coincldence, A strange coincidence ocourred in the The death of Gen. O. E. Baboock. It will be remembered that one Myron Colony was one of the prime movers in the pro- seoution of Gen. Babeock at the time he was chnrfind with being connected with TIVWVOI:X. Finest Family Garden IN THE CITY. the whinky ingfru oSt Lovis A Music Every Evening, and atber just receive rom a gentleman re- st ik’ B\ | GRIER, MDD CONCEHRT Colouy moved to that city and becamo & T Ty memberofa firm of real-estate agents. turdays, if the weather 1 pleasant. An elegant tunch will be served every morning, and the chol A -eatate. ag v a5t Clyas Shestaany oA biass RENF & MAUIRKK, P (Gien. ' Babcock, who remained in govern- | Mauors and C: Cor. 0th and ment servico, was drowned last wook, as [ ———— herotofore published. The same night his body arrived at Jacksonville: M Col- R o A R s i S i e been able ‘to got newspapers and politics | &, Solo—By the youngest gent.on the |ony-diod, and the two bodies wore faken began to rouso - interest, the principal [ yxounds, with hand-organ acoompa- | to the samo nndertaker. They wero om- feature, of coura, beins Blaine. L balinod together and sent north on th course.’ Wity? Bocause he is tho main(s) | : i 4 |samo train as far as Washington, where man of the country. ~ A poor pun, hut i |10 atervening pavs,fox Ios crowm, and | Goy Boboook's body will bo. lofl, whilo ot tho groatest atar_out(c) always n log: | £fiiger bread, Guring wiieh o Band | 6010 iy Vi o o b frionds. in Now itimato target for oven a far fotched aimi| Vil olay, Hampehiro, 1 ia somowhat romarkable AT iy : o i that these two men shculd thus uncon- [n the blwefl‘ll‘l'ns—l‘r‘{m;ylgf%“m sciously moot in denth 80 far from the 5:':;:::':"; e :z t'h;":gm'l’)inn eattle | Ecene of former strife, and travel to their dealer of Ashlaud, waight 349, with | 8™8Ve® together. Dr. CONNAUGHTON, 103 BRADY ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA, U. 8. A. Established 1878—Catarrh,! Deafness, Lung and Nervous Diseases Speedily and } ermanently Cured. Patients| Cured at Home. Write for *“Tue MeproAr-MissioNary,” for the People. Consultation and Correspondence Gratis, P. O. Box 202, Telephone No. 26. HON. EDWARD RUSSELL, Postmaster, Davenport, says: ‘f Physician oi wea Aplilty ana Marked Success,” CONGRESSMAN MURPHY, Davenport, writan: **An rionorible Man, Fine Success, Wondorful Cures.”—-Houra 8 to b. 20 Years! PHE roports from the use of £ witt' Specific (5. § i the treatment of Cancer continue to be onderful. Thero seems to be no doubt that it Is & ositive specific for Skin Cancer or Epithelioma. “‘For weuty yeurs I suflered from.a Cancer on my neck. ‘“Retent Potash and Meroury Mixtures' fe continues the shore of desolation depic- ted along:the shore farthur south, ehow- ing that the inundations and_destruction: instead of ecring the cancer. 11lost the use of my e g par ol my body. 315 o] e oy ATl el Sl T g o Syt in consequence has beenapalling. Though: = record of 9:99, for a purse of irade oy = CLARKY W. A. CLA O lifo Ibgava 5o mmo. eabot. be Mesaton by, ro charity has relioved tho vants of huni| dollara, Milo hoatst-best tlives in|VISIIT TO AN OSQAMICH RANCH, “NHAREEEPL:‘O%I ) ‘ e SR uterthendent dreds, misery and distress look out from five, every door. ~ At nightwhen we stopped| Jiemember there is no extrs chazge for at somo.way landing where perhaps the'| tho races, the excursion ticket admitting landing proper maslousiotbanton washod | tho holder to the entire performanco. away entirely and a temporary one made 12. O Race—Up Sall Y i’ 4 . ‘Cunoe —Up Salt Creek, for the veath, his suflring was 00 grcat, S’ 8. 5. haa bad » | oV eame i amon: OLAnEe, ote., avorOakes, | for the occasion, the caloium light thrown (== . L0 "oP o' world and a bag | The Springfield Republican, wondetfol ‘eflect on him. His dmprovement is 80 | yraly Vo RN ATC a8 deticnte K.'.".‘l:“.‘:‘ upon & few houees, seattering seemingly of nuts, (A requisition hasbeen| | 1d lik 1l b i o ve il Lo auto of Mabeing portecteured | poop T Sy Nl froms Whlen thes s FRULT | 8 anchor in the water, their dreariness e i Npotiad Tall for ong |, Lavould like to tell you about a visit o tme. H. GILBERT, Albany, Ga. ] k made more marked in the shadow of the ? il u‘{m npu—-lnmi aohe to the cstrich ranch at Anuaheim, about Our Treatiso on Blood and Skin Diseases malled tree FLAVOR THEY STAND ALONE. great, gaunt trees overhead drew a pict- "‘:i dm"a i3 f:{'i;ad will bapa‘:xflidlmt ggr"":)_ & °":l"s;;f {fi’: ‘::}i’afi:; I?xg:fi to appiienats, PREPARED BY THE ird and striking. It d . : THE BYINE SERQINION00. 4 Price Baking Powder Co., n:i;a;:lctm, :x:‘:l;:%hat e scceatondd to ascommodate all who may desire Noblo of Westfield and a clorgyman, ¥ ¥, Cfloe, 159 W. 23d St., bet#th and 7eh.syenucs, | Chicago, Il 8t. Louls, Mo. | flash of & single Jantern on shoro revealed to compete. .. |Rev. Mr. Sheaidan from Annaheim, who ¥hiludeiphia.oflco, 1200 Chistnut St. the presenco of s man waiting to|15- The *Flowing Bow).” filled with |is greatly intorested in the education of menotary valuo, 1 owe mylife and the support BINSON, Davisboro, Ga. *Mr. Brooks, near Albany;.was hopelossly afilictod with Cancer. |t had caten 'through his nose into his mouth and throat. Tho bims of his death was ARE TUSED. only a ouertion of a very short timo. He prayed for In Southern Oalifornia. Omabha Iron Works U. P. RAILWAY, - - - 17TH & 18TH STREETS uaxens or Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems, Best Dry Hop Yeast. FOR SALE BY GROCERS. WE MAKE BUT ONE QUALITY. steamer, By day we passed A FLBET OF GOVERSMENT BOATS improving the river. Science of Life, Only $1.00. BY MAIL POSTPAID. A GREAT MEDICAL WOIt ON MANHOOD Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physleal Dobility, Prematuro Decllue [n Man, Eoraof Youth, an the antold misories osult! ctlons or ex SO IN G- WA EIETEY, | comes. A book for PRINCIPAL LINE |3 wonic S ry man, youug, middlo-agod, 126 presoriptions for all acute and ohronic discases each ono of which is invaluab’o 50 found by tho Author, whoso experiouce for 23 ting boats, they were tho quarter-boats., which looked as if they must afford much better shelter and more comfortabla homes for the workmen that the misera- ble, forsaken looking houses on shore; and the snag-boats which work all along from St. Louis to New Orleans taking out snags from the river. I found an interesting and loquacious personage on the steamer in the stew- ardess who has been ON THE RIVER TWFNTY-VIVE YEARS, and theso years having included ‘‘war times,” her stories were of rather an un- usunl ordor. She had witnessed the hardships endured by ihe soldiers, had nursed aud waited upen them and had visited many of the battle fields, and while her descriptions of the! latter were receive the boxes and barrels from the Besides the opera- background. river 'bridge while the excursion train ispsril 1g, 16. A large platfc rm has been erected for dancing, and music will bo furnished by tho best b ind in the state. 46. Tho exorcises ' will conclude with a grand go-as-yo u-pleaso foot race from the pic nio gro) 1nds to the train led by M, Toft wit h & bass drum, The last arrival gets it. N. B.—Ashland w ill be painted rod for the accasion, 1t might be well t o add in all candor, that the mayor of the besutiful littlo city of Ashland will make an addross of wel- lemanade will now be passed, follow- | boys. ed bytham sandwichs and piokles, ‘Ice | lieve, or within that time, a small party cream in the foreground, soda water | hf capitalists, Englishmen, made the inithe upper loft hand corner, and « | purchase of some land a fow miles from small boy—awfully hungry—in the | Annaheim, a wine-producing country, 14. An éfort will bomade to arrango Wilds of Africa 2 ostriches. a game of roarbles between the may- [of the oFve: or of Bellevue and the mayor-of Ore- | Pleasant., apolis, to be played on the Piatte Two_or three years ago, I be- and brought thither from the far off b2 The house ¢} tho ranch is situated — sunny space with some old-time willow 3t one side, and a vine- ard planted near. Horo aesides the eepor «f the birds, Col Sketcoloy. These birds are indeed a curiosity— from their heighth, which is from 9 to 10 feot when in an_crect posture, They have moet beautiful eyes, largo and soft xpression, but their feet are homely enough, darge, ill-shaped und ugly. Ko- mote as they are from their native wilds, they soom to flourish well, and the ven- ture began at first under somewhat doubtful circumstences, is turning out a successful undertaking., These 1mmense blsés arokept in corrals, the Spanish word t ur yards ot inclosures, one male and two MANUFACTURERS OF AND D4ALERS IN L] L] e : e Jor S r g femaleos occupying u placo togother, A CHICAGD, PEORIA & ST. LOUIS, l‘}"‘fli’%‘h}b‘;‘l’.fi“’;&’ pages, bound .l bosutits | Father differentiy worded from these more | gy which wil be e sponded to by M. | common B anch Ui et i or ), el el 3 <43 | French moal .:m:).\olt:a.:‘d‘:r;,\:m;:ufl:'ll:i,hznlurielnd polished in detail, they were certainly |y g $hropshire, of 1 %his city. Mr. A, divary, surrounds each corral, and di- e - erary and profosstonal,—-thian eny other work sold in | SraPhic. R D. Jones will also ms ke a short specch, | vides them. There is a space or open ) OMAHA AND LINCOLN T0 DENVER, thls country for $2.60, or the money will be refunded [ **Shall I tell you,” said ehe, one day, e lane between the pens—a driveway for ’ - OR VIA [} uwr{]luuh- Frico only §1.60 by mall, post- | how T happened to call Gen. Grant a teama, and te carry food to the birds, EANSAS CITY AND ATCHISON toDENVER. | Eiodar ananics o mably foents. Send naw. God fonnecting in U Depots at Konsas City, tion, to the officers nf which Lo refers. Qb and Den with through trains tor T::- 'Sulnu‘n of L‘;lublho&l h';h;:;i hl\' i.ms“y;flml SAN FRAINCISCO | wil bmet all.~London Lancet. ! | Thore Ia no member of socivty 0 whom The Bol- fool?” The David Yatum was the slow boat connected with railroads frow Cairo to Columbus, and the City of Alton the fast boat running the blockade. Among the The Hayden Fire Kir dler sold by your grocer, iea household necessity and a household convenience, and all who wuse them practice householi1 ecomemy. K will save one-fourth in the consumption They eat & wagon load of shells in ono .duy, besides a large amount of coarse food, vegetables, Alfalfa or clovor- WATER WHEELS, ROLLER MILLS. et naedo 5% Mill and Grain Elevator Machinerv And all points in the Great West 90 of Lifo will not be usetul, whether youth, pat. u 3 ¢ - < T , guardian, nstruotoror cle . —Argonaut. || receptions and dinners given aboard the | of cosl, Try them. e 5 COING A ST, || oy b iom drebe, | foopion s dniory given aboard tho L Sh ot valuok at 8100, s thery | MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE ‘Conneating in Grand Union Dopot at Chicago | H. Parker, No. & Bulffnch Strect, Boston Mass., who | b oveo” o just boen given a reception | Tne 7 ailost.Ghimney in the Womld ; J H may be consulted on all diseases’ requiring skiil and - . 3 4o and obstinate disoases that bave NEW YORK, BOSTON, |{Zperionse. Cron - And al? Enstern Citios. o R e waases e pb7w H P (= At Peoria wlthélnnuah traing for Indianap- | wihout an lostano allu o, olls, Cineinnati, Calumbus, and all peints in | oxekw, A THYSE the Soutk-East.' At St. Louis with' turough tumins for all points, South. Elcgant Day Caachies, Parlor Cars, witi Re- elining (8eats free), Bmoking Carswith Seavoling sOhsirs, Pulliin bhlade Sleaniag H Lars and whe fainous. B. &Q. Dining ¢ R Tun dally toand from Cafeago and XKunsasOlty, o /] (hies n ‘oune) i leago Stoinos, Cliteaggo, St. * son- and with through trains for Topel witho Ol h Al IEON AND SLATE ROOFING, bricks, at the top 2} brioks, | iinige Tuaf v e vethces Chloaet o scoonat o admit any porson to 4ho P\t B8 0 408 % brIoCE, b et L Skl M stocking log has o ; i T b cass 4 oabin, which gradually contracts o 10 feet 4 |drawn over the head. They drive them 14 i infiponass counen it va Feora” |0, SPECHT, PROP, GOING WORTH AND BOUTH, Traing and having appeared in full uniform had made an jmpression on the mind .of the negro, ‘‘though,” said he, ‘I expected ‘Gen, Grant would be s much nobler looking man than ke, and his eldthes flner.” Before the ibattle of Belmont, Girant had succeeded, in disguise, dn re- viewing the forts, etc., and was expected on board the boat. Lazzie had been or- dered by /the captain to prepare a room and have everything in neadiness, and.on 80, said she, “whon T saw su ald fellow sitting there with high boots cov- ered with mud, an old blue plouse and|j aro, pludsod twiao a year, thoy are on| (Jelebrated Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Oloth Railway Age. % i Speaking about large chimneye, the tallest chimney in the world is said to be that at the Port Dundas works, Glasgow, Scotland. Tts height from the founda- tion is 468 feet; [shove the ground, 454 feet; the foundation beirg 14 feet deep. The outside diameter on @ level with the round is 34 feot at the tep of it 12 teet inches, thiokness at sdufi:ound, 7 o inter- inches at the top. There are no other human structares in the world higher the tall and winge of the bird, the body being nestly bars. Each plucking aves. STEAM PUMPS STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE, ages. §30€, The eggs weigh 2 unds, Mho e in b;'.cfi, ihe'tai éififli"“ BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS feathers being white, and the female a gnyuh-whiw‘f It wequires four strong ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE TRON. meg to /held one of these pets while plucking their plumes, It seems a cruel process, snda no wouder the birds resist #0 hard. Thay are savage and dangerous if attacked, and can only be handled quietly as possible into agorner, snd s! raw the coverin, behind them to rapidly on—some feathers are pulle: (Bolid Traing of Elegaut Day Coaches and h $ .than this chimuneyZexcept the Steeple of Ena o S Lower Mmru?sfl:{c? 1111 Dougias 81 Omahs, Nob. l‘”“:'l. ‘hzf’h“d het pulled over his 'h”""‘ the Strasburg C:thaflnl, 'Ilinhl;l 466 | out easily, others are out, and one has | Keokulc, Buriington, Cedar Rapids and Al bey o '"d.'m;f,“" OConfousd you, how f faat ghove the ground, and that of St.|to undemstand his business to prevent ¥ iy U s o vlias Parior Care MANUPACTURER OF S The s made ®o snswee and no|Btepbon’s Churds, in Wienns, which is [the bird from bleeding to death. ! with u-nlnlrg Chalrs 10 and from Bt. Louis and Peoria. Only one chiange af cars between Bt. Louis and Des Moines, Iowa, Lincoln, Ne. Driska, and Denvor, Colorado- Balvamzea lron Coernices It 15 also the ondy Through Lise béiween ST, LOUVIS, MINNEAPOLIS and ST, o | 1 '4#rDosmer Windows, Fintals, Tin, kan_asd Slate - ;H'A.:ms: :AL‘":: prire) 'i":\”d:‘? e o reat T DU G DA of el racl vi is universally admit. | the general agent for the above line of o Iron l'{:'l‘l?“' UMH[IMHIMIIL:{-I,KUnnlnhl.lllon Bm,l:‘ ings, Wisdow Blinds, Cellar Guarde; also gene: i B:‘ll’%‘[‘#:'fi‘ World for | agent for Pecrson & Fhl'e Fatont Losice B Through Tickets via thie line for sale at et . K. coupon ticket offices in the United Sates £ad Can: ", 'OTTER, FPERCEVAL LOWELL, ‘res. kGen. Manager. GenPase.s=4-Chicane E, ;E I_V(?MERBLEY, M. D. n IR N Physician & Suraeon, ,GA%ELZ.EES. ; | v o B g, st 100 S, wimmmw CAPS, FINIALS, ETC.! Hickory Offioe Hours—8 £09:20 8. m , 1 4 and € to 7:80 41LE 18th u-'reo;tfim g P - Night calls prowpt y attended. 0000000 DR 1t 1s known as the LINE of America, s 10l to be the Finest Equip T, SINEOLD, MANUFACTURER OF AT 0 move to go, but qulekly took & ci and began to smoke. Outdone by this, she repeated her order more em hatically, asking him if he was a fool that he did not understand, but nothing had an; effect, and she wentin search of the captain to report the presence of sa old frrmer in the cabin againet orders, *You can't tell how I feit,” A ahe when he said, why, Lizze, that's Gen. Grant,’ an’ I had “ordered him out snd im a fool, I don't know what to do, 80 I jes' went to him an’ says 1, Grant, I'beg you ten thousand pardons, but I expected toseea nobler lookin' man. Says he, *‘that’s ali right, Lizzie, and that's how I came to el Gen (Grant & focl."” ABOVE CAIRO the river crosecs a rocky bed in the chan. uel and begomes the upper Mi i * | chimney o sottle luMuinu!zl(v to restore 460 feet high, The most wonder ful part of the story of this lofty chimney is, that having besn twisted out of the vertical line to the extent of seven feet uine inches by # wiolent wind hofors the mortar was hucaened, human skill reduced it to a penfect perpendicelar ain, The mortar was sawed out on the windward side s0 as to allow the the perpendicular again, early 2,000,- 000 of bricks were used in the coastruc- tion of the ehimney, and it cost $40,000. It is 160 feet higher than the crows on the top of the ateeple of the new Trinity church ia New ¥ork, and 00 feet higher than the cross on_the top of 8t. Paul’s |go wild at the sight of eithor { in London The breadth of this chimney | namen carvy their food to them, Col,| & ot ite baso is 40 feok, or equal to u.u;smup.ly, the Englishman who presides | pos ipace oecupied by & large-sized house, ud it geadually contraets to 11 feot at | the top, * congerning the birde, They caunot fly or jump, but can kee, plu’with the fleetest horses. When ng ° oggs aro to bo gathored a Chinaman is| G called into the arena, The ostrich seoms to have taken a fierce dislike to the smile of the heathes Chinee; and is so taken up with his efforts to atteck him that men slip in unnoticed and take possession of tho exgn, Tho lfo of wn onrich exiends |y beyond that of human boings, and ever- ago 100 years, Tho plumes can be pur-| € chased singly by visitors, the price de. gending upon the length and thickness of ";3";':.' 4 dly ‘;:IY h;::: fitggu:r[“l: ‘::“:f:r]:““'; “mWs ur:. Prupur‘.-lr}I to g‘umfl;«!l“nlun:; laxd eshfixlatest, and wil} uonmt for yed. A erection of Klouring Mills and Grain Elevators, or for ¢ i lowd inside she inglomure: a8 the Liras | Plouring Mills, from Stoue to the Roller System i J i Krpecial attention given to furnishing Power Plants for an pur— und estimates made for .ame. General machwery repairs atxmded npily. Address RICHARDS & CLARKE, Omha, Neb: over the eanch, 18 very pleasant, and prc willingly imparts all possible informstion 4 SRS