Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 26, 1884, Page 5

| OMAHA DAILY BEE--THUKSDAY JUNE 26 1884, = Health and Happiness. %.Ouf’ D0 AS OTHERS HAVE DONE. “Kidnéy Wort brought me from my grave, aais were, aftar L Bad boan given up by 19 bt o Dotroit,™ " M. W, Deveraus, kechanic, loais, Mieh: AT your nerves weak ? ‘rI’l‘rrl(n;yl\ZuL rvlum mo rlrum NOrvous weakness Have vou Bright's Disease? ko Chalk and then, ke bland. "o s dust Frank_Wilson, Peabody, Mass Suffering from Diabetes ? “Kidnsy-Wort 1s the most succossfal remedy | have ever used.. Givea aimost immediato Feller. Dr, Plillip O, Ballou, Monkton, Ve, Have you Liver Complaint? aftor years of unsuccessful doctoring. Its worl 108 box."Sam'l Hodges, Williamstown, West Va. Are you Constipated ? “Ridney-Wort can evaniiations and mo afer 10 years use of oRber. e cored Nelson Faircl & Albans, Vt. Have you Malaria? “Ridney-Wort has up to d thirty years.” im, West Bath, Maine, dio by physicians and I had T rdge Maico Ladies, are you suffering? “Eidney-Wort cured io of peculiar troubles of soveral yoars standing. Many fHiends uise and praise 1w Mrs. H. Lamoreaus, Isle La Motte, V. If you_would Banish Disease 1 and gain Health, Take HKIDNEY-WORTH THE BLOOD CLEANSER. By the use of th kinds of Kidney Dise onnen. S It is purely vege. table, and cures when other medicines fail. It is prepared ex. prossly for thoeo din- cascs, and has never beon known to fail. Ono trial will oons . £ “,',lf Notios to Cattle Men, 900 CATTLE FOR SALE. 180 Head of Steers Three Years Old, 200 A 40 AL A o Heltors, Two " Steers, One L) 220 Heifers, One hed Tho abovo described cattle are all well bred Towa cattle, straight and smooth. These cattlo will bo wold In lota to suit purchasers, and a$ reasonable prices. For further particulars, call on or addross M. F. PATTON, ‘Waverly, Bremar Co., Iov DISEASES OF THE EYE & EAR 4, T. ARMSTRONG, M. D., with Dr. Parker, Room G, Creighton Blook 15th and Dougusistr cota. BE! Hen) tor is made exprossly the cure of derangements this instrument, torothom tohonlthy astion iflc purpose, address Chy t., Chiacgo®ever For cireulars civing fall information, Electric Bele Co., 188 Washington A HANDSOME PRESENT. D. B. Houck Receives a Beantifl Wagon from Senator Cald- well, of Kansas, Two Mexican Veterans, A pleasant incident occurred at the Paxton hotel, in this city, one evening last fall. Ex-United States Senator Caldwell, of Kansas, whilo engaged in conversation with Judge Hawes, inquired of the judge if he knew a man in Omaha named Dorsey B. Houck. The judgo re, Houck up next morning and bring him tothe hotel. The next morning the judge and Mr. Houck put in an appear- ance at the hotel, Mr. Houck simply having been told that a man wanted to “‘And your name is Houck.” Both men then shook hands in a cor- dial manner, and adjourned to the bar room with a party of friends, and after a liberal supply of liquids had been dis- posed of, %fir. Caldwell and Mr. Houck sat down by themselves and fought their battles over. They were all through the Mexican war together, and their reunion was one that will be long remembered by them, Mr, Caldwell has become a prom- inent and wealthy man, being now the president of the Caldwell wagon manu- facturing company and also of the Idaho and Oregon Improvement company. Mr. ¢ [ Houck, however, remains & poor man, although he is in fairly comfortabla cir- replied that he was driving a city express am going to have made and sent to you the finest wagnns that can be built at my M. E. JUDIOIARY, The Conference Now ia Session in this City—Appeals Heard Rev, G, F. Brand Found Guilsess After Death, A judicial oconference of the M. E, church is now in session in the First M. Are your Kidneys disordered The Sequel to a Pleasaut Incident— |, church of this city. The body con. | 1teports ot Oficers — New Lodges oy8, disordered? The Unexpeoted Moeting of sista of ninetoen ministers, tho triers of Ohartered. appeals from three annual conferences, namely: Rovs,J. B. Loedom, J. H. Fow. ler, M. H. Gale, L. Rome, J. W. Stunrt, W. M. Worley and J. L. St. Clair, of the North Nebraska conference; W. R. Jones, Samuel Wood, O. F. Nather, R, G, Adams, R, Pierson and W. F, Black- man, of the Nebraska conference; Ben- net Mitchell, — Drake, H. Brown, S. Snyder, C. B, Winter and E. Hogo, of appeal of the Rev. Geo. F. Brand from the findings of the Des Moines annual conference expelling him' from the church; the appeal of Rev. €. A. Stine from the findings of the South Kansas conference; and Rov. T. D, Bratton from Adi, as counse! for the church. The find- igs ot the lower court were roversed, and the name of the appellant was ac- quitted of the foul things charged against him, This case is one of wide importance. Rev. Brand died a fow weeks after his expulsion, and Bishop Merrill ruled that his death barred proceedings in hearin, of his appeal. His counsel uppulufi from Bishop Merrill's decision to tha full board of bishops at their meoting in Pittaburg, in May, 1883, The full board sustained Bishop Merrill, and the case was then taken to the late session of the general conference in Philadelphia, which reversed the decision of the board of in the history of the church and settles Oculist !and 'Aurist. 7 Do not confound this with | waoon +Houck, I want to make you a | the law of the church on the point_in- ) of okl ofoss ars ropdlred.from resalh of firs; oM. | cive il als fromm howa S toa. - Tu e for tho O & eee] little present,” said Mr. Caldwell, *I|volved, viz: that the death of appellant |new capitol building, which the Grand Lodge had been invited to take charge of, may not bar proceedings on hearing of the appeal of a Methodist travelling A F.AND A M. Tealy Sicth Aunnal Session of e Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Nebraska. Lincoln Journal, The Masonio Grand Lodge convened at Tuosday aftornoon, at Lincoln, at four o’clock in its twonty-sixth annual sossion. The session was opened by the Grand Master with his avnusl addross. Tho address gave an interesting roview of the Grand Master's official acts during the past year, and showed the order to amount collected and spent was given b, Past Grand Master Lininger, who hac the relief work in charge. The report also stated that disponsa- tions had been granted for the formation of new lodges as follows: Brainard lodge, at Brainard; Harlan, at Alma; Hardy, at lodges Valontine and Wisner, whose dis- pensations wero renewed from last year, make eightoon lodges under dispen- sation. Past Grand Master G. W. Lininger submitted a report showing the amount of money received and disbursed by him for the relief of tho Ohio flood sutferers, which reached something over §2,000. The grand treasurer’s report showed receipts to the amount of $16,136,67 and disbursments to the amount of 84,262,601, loaving & balance on hand of £11,874.07. The secrotary also made his annual report, showing the affairs of his office to be in excellent condition and making a number of pertinent recommendations. In the afternoon a large number of jeots of earnest discussion. 1t wasdecided that tho laying of the corner stone of the should not be done at this session, but should be done some time in Julp by the F'urniture. DRAPERIES ANC MIRRORS,* CEIANBIES Just rocelved an assortment far su the latest and most mti designa manu o range of prices from tl P 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, = - - = rpassing anythi faotured for thi SETS ng In this market, comprisine s spring’s trade and covering © Choapest to the most Expensive. arlor Goodsm Draperies. Kidney.Wort cured me of chronio Liver Discases plied that he did. : M RIS RS nte Col. eot Nt Guara, . v, Drimysss . | sohand Dewets | “Iwould like to seo him,"ssid Mr. [the Northwest lIowa conforence, | bo i good sondition in this, aate. 1t N?&ffif’]{.fl'.,',‘.‘féll‘{';"?fi’;fi‘i n!fp‘m. coxy;me?n %bemg:nagi ;ihr:‘ ::f:gt —— h or tpeedily rogain their P Bishop Foss, of Minneapolis, prosid. | reforred to the steps that had been taken | st rovelties in 8 man, 19*Yy?},l.’\'vol?q"fEu‘%fl?mugflflfihxly'z? S THE U R Nl ] Uk LR e in % va. Winter was eleoted ,,,l m‘ to aid the sufferors by the Ohiv floods Suits and Odd Pieces. Lace Curtains, Ete., Ete. 1amo I had 0 Foll ont of bed Al % " XIDNEYS) Tt ia pronounced by | blanket during the Mexican war, and [ [ing. Revas. Winter w cretary A the liberal reaponse by the difh b .M. Tallmage, Milwankes, Wis LIvER | hundreds of the beat i irty-al » [and R. Pierson assistant secretary, o W o el i ) H R igdris doctors toho the ON. | have not seen him for thirty-six years.” | 10 6 U lodges to the cireular issued in regard to Eloxant Pa.ssenger Elovator to all Floors. Tave wou,, Kidney = Disease? LY OURE oral | Judge Hawes said ho would hunt| Threo appeals were to bo heard: Tho|the matter. A dotailed report of the CHARLES SHIVERICK, OMAHA NEB. W. L. WRIGHT, OMAHA, - - - i «onnvh:lmr ‘h""r,"':’ other vince you. For sale i romedy Tinra'e T K. Clark Bodth Horo, Vb, by all drugists, se0 him there, i . ;. | the Kansas conforence. Hardy; Saline, at Dorchester; North ‘Are you Bilious? PRICE 8195, | Mr Caldwell appronched him and said: | “"The appeal of Rev. G. F. Brand was | Bend, at North Bend; Wayno, at Wayne; IMPORTER, JOBBER AND,MANUFACTUKERS' AGENT OF Kidney Wort hind done ive moro good than any Pompnior | ““Were you at Chapultepect” hoard J:oumrdny‘ Rev, C. Ashton, edit- | Superior, at Superior;; Odell, at Odell; e ey, A B Btk Wikl ool of Testi~ J| “Yes; who are you!” asked Houck. |or g’l ws(})\lt{lvril,nl, l;uthrio fC;)ntu;‘, Towa, ;m ianola, at Indianola; Auburn, atbl\u- = § i monials, “] was in the same company with you, | &n v. C. W. Blodgett, of Des Moiues, [ burn; Genova, at Geneva; Stromsburg, A'&fin??\%fi:fme“f,?d,3?3}33(??1?..5,3 PR HUNTS [ | and my father, who Eler AR A appeared as counsel for Rev. Brand, and (at Stromsburg; Minden, at Minden; ples, br. W ¢ Kl e e e . REMEDY | oo nnany, was shot at Chapultepec and [ Rev. W. E. Hamilton, professor of math- [ Guide Rock, at Guide Rock; Blue Hill, —_ J oOF o €0y % | diod two ‘days afterwards.” ematics in the Indianola Simpson Centen. | at Blue Hill and Tursan, at Surprise, 1) ) ] L] A:jfinxo‘gfllihg‘ug%mflgnlcked? 4 URNE. rovidence, “Your name is Caldwell.” arv College, and Rev. G. H. Detwiler, of | Butler county. These with the two 13TH ST.,, BETWEEN FARNAM AND HARNEY, NEBRASKA. OMAHA NATIONAL BANK U, S. DEPOSITORY. J. H. MILLARD, President. Capital and Su OMAHA SAFE [ WM. WALLACE. Cashier. lus, $450.000. EPOSIT VAULTS tinuous stream of ELEOC- | oympty . Mr. Caldwell asked him [bishops. i § 5,’,‘,,' (‘|,'¢?\,Y .n‘:::.fi',"','.'. :'hx:: n;c‘::u wae ongogod in. and 'he | Tho case was ono without prosedent | matters of intoreat to tho order woro sub: 9 Firo and Burelar Proof Safes for Rent at £+ m 85 to $560 per annum. (:.s'rerma.n D. Wvatt. LUMBER MERCHANT T —_-_-;fl works, and I shall have it done as soon | Preacher, and so this case becomes one of some BRUNSWIGK & CO Afents wanted tor authontic | g hoesible, It will bo the the finest in | note in the history and jurisprudence of grand master. The eighteen lodges named o at Aiigta, s Bom. Targ: | Omaha.” .thlnAlnrgal]y aud extended church organ- ub‘(lwu (] llmlug m‘;dcr dispensation were o - @ & s 3 nd est, pest, 21 . . Stil ) i 3 -~ 3 3 - - BILLIARIDS bert. By tho ronowned. historian and blographer, THE SEQUEL, :”I;‘t‘;;"“ éuv Stines’ appeal, will be St chaplecs U T R e R R s B8 =] . Col. Convvell, whose life of Gariield, published by us, |y, i86d by Senator Oald- al vo-cay. 7 g el Y Omple 2 5 B0 ™ b -3 a o o out-eold the twenty othera by 60100. Outsells overy o wagon promised by Senaf S — its labors before Thursday noon. - e ot - L 173 g 2 ) Attt woll arrived in the city a day or two ago palihriririackiv Loy 3 5 5 S5 43 4 0 8 & chgents aro maiing fortuncs. All | and yesterday Mr, Houck had it out on OIRCUS THIEVES, Time is Money, 3 A @B 8 m 5 mado by a ldy agent the first day. Terwms | the streets where it attracted considerable Time and money will be saved by keep- (7] = Billiard, Ball Pool, Carom, AND ALL OTHER GAMING TABLES, BALLS, CHECKS, ETC, 18 South 8d Street, St. Louis, 411 Delawaro Street TEN PIN ‘most beral Particulars free. Botter sond 25 cents or p tage, ete.,on free outdt, now ready, includ ng largo prospectus book, and save valuable time. for0 ALLEN & CO., Aucusta, Me. NOTICE TO CATTLE MEN 600 CATTLE FOR SALE. 500 Cows and eifers. ©0o One-year Steers. Kansas City, Mo., 1821 Dougias St.. Omaha, Neb, HENRY HORNBERGER, Agent. ‘Write for Catalogues and Price Lists. THE OLD RELIABLE THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL-|. LENDER COMPANY, [SUCCESSORS 10 THE J. M. B, & B, 00.] GHE MONARCH ® The above described cattlo are all well bred, na- tive Nebraska and Iowa. These catils will be sold in Tots to sult purchaser. For further particulars call on or addross, L. W. PLANK, Albion, Neb. DOCTO WHITTIER s city paners show and a1l oid rexldents know: Nervous ~Prostration, Deblity, Mental and Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and other Affec- attention, 1t is indeed a *‘datsy,” and is the most beautiful express wagon ever seen in Omaha, Mr. Houck is of course as proud of it as a boy is of his first pair of red top boots. Mr. Houck values it, not 8o much on account of its intrinsic worth, as he does on account of the spirit of friendshipand remembrance in weich it was presented to him. The wagon has a panel body, wine- colored, running gear cream-colored, morocco cushion seat, express springs, (three ® French round-head elliptic springs), shaftsand pole complete. The tires and axles are of steel, and the tires round edge. The initials “D. B. H.” appear in gold letters on the end gate. The word “Express” and the license number *‘442” appear on each side of the seat. 'The cost of this wagon was about 25 “Tho Caldwell wagon, by the way, 1s standard all over the United States, and A Letter Denouncing Dorris’ Show for Allowing Robbers to Prey Upon the Patrons, [ — The circus thieves ‘are plying their trade this season in a very bold manner. Cole's show has como to grief. in Mon- tana through the management’ allowing employes of the show to rob patrons. The following letter from Nobraska city explains itself. On Monday morning 'Judge 'Bencke received a telegram from Dr. F, Renner, of Nebraska City, stating that a very important letter had been mailed and would reach this eity on the first Lincoln mail. Judge Beneke kept messengers running between his office and the post- ing Kidney-Wort in the house, It is an invaluable remedy for all disorders of the Kidney, Liver and Bowels and for all dineases arising from obstructions of theso organs. It has oured nany obati- nate cases after hundreds of dollars had been pald to physicians without obtaining relief. It cures Constipation, Piles, Bil- fousness and all kindred disovders, Koep it by you. e — The Catholics of Creston are preparing plans for a new brick church building, to cost about $25,000. 1 Arsenic Pills by the Pint. J. A, Smith, & Gainesville, Ga., merchant, wnys: “For yoars I was a victim to the com- bined effents of rysipelas and_an aggravated type of Kczema, that baffled all modical skill. T consulted tho' very best physicians in tho United States to_no good purpose, I gave every patent medicino that was recommendod o faithful trial and received no benefit. took large quantitios of potash and a pint A J. THE LEADI NG CARRIA G, T pasTeIsE GEFACTORY tlons of Throat, Skin or Bones, Blood Poisoning, | it is a grea’ favorite in Nebraska, Mr’ cup full of argenic pills, The patent medi- G old Sores and Ulcers, aro treated with unparallelod | 7, D.gVVelch of Lincoln, is the general | office all day long but the Lincoln mail |cine, }.mu, and potash mixtures fod tnstend | (409 and (41 ( Dfldge St { Oatmlowion et Tk Omaha, "eh Baceess, on Iatest seleatifio brineiples. Safely, Privately. 2 y s A y "W of curing tho disease. They destroyed my " P 3 y Diseases Arising from Indiscretion. Excess, | western agent. He is the | was delayed that day and did not arrive tito and ked tom —I Tost flesh Exposure or Indulgence, which produce me of tho | b rosidant of the Nebraaka |0 tiieions v appotito and wrecked my systom—I lot flosh At Phige | P o ebraska | i1, hig city until about ten o'clock In the |and encrgy—I lost threo years from my busi- , debility, dimne: Tied ty, impies sfon o the sociely o feales, confur oring Marriago {mproper or f cured. Pamphiet (36 implement company, located in Omaha at}F.D. Cooper’s old stand, on Fourteenth evening, which was too lute to take any action in the matter: ness and spent $2,000 in a fruitless effort to rogain my health. At Inst, whon I bogan to_consider my case hopeless, 1 commenced Dr. CONNAUCHTON Tho mo#t extensive manufacturers of S L T AR AT street, botwoon Harney and - Howard, | *Tho old game of circus men in robbing | taking 5. 5. S, and i a short timo, T was i s i and having a large warehouse, near the [1orsong who attended the show by the | entirely cur 1 waitad a year after a cure g A Positive Written Guarantee |Union Pacific track at the Thirteenth feotod, and continied o take Swifts | @103 BRADY ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA, U, 8. A. Establishod 1878—Catarrh, Billiard & Pool Tables IN THE WORLD, 509 8, Tonth Street, . - - - OMAHA, NEB 4@ Prices of Billird and Pool Tables and materialg urnished on op, lication. Bie, FRER. ‘amphlots, Engl scribing above diseases, in male or’ fomale, MARRIACE CUIDE! Ilustrated tn cloth and gilt binding, » 6. This book siiive want (o Heaith, Beauty, street crossing. This company handles the Caldwell wagon. The Kansas manufacturing company, of which Senator Caldwell is president is located at Leavenworth, where it has immenso shops. The wood shop is 50 change racket and, in fact, every other kind of racket, even picking their pock- ets, is getting to bo unbearable and the sooner people take steps to stop such out- | pjj; rages the better it will be for all con- cerned, THE LETTER, off and ou as a kort of safoguard, be- wan willing to make public this mar- velous cure, Boing assured boyond tho possi- ility of & doubt that the cure was permanent, 1 wrote this history of my case for the benefit of my follow men, My skin i now as smooth as it was whon a wviton: Oured at Home, Cousultation and Uurruflmndonce Gratis, HON. EDWARD RI SSELL, Postmaster, Davenport, says: tten Abtlity ana Marked Success,” CONGRESSMAN MURPHY, Davenport, **An rionorable Man, Fine Succoss, Wonderful Curen.”—Houra 8 to b. Deafnoss, Lung and Norvous Disoases Speedily and ¥ ermanently Cured. Patients Write for *“T'us Mepioar-Misstonary,” for the People. P. 0. Box 202, Telephone No. 26. ¢ Physician of b e R 5 > feet wide by 6(0 feet long, and the & e * boy. Iweigh moro than L ever did inmy ; i 5 EA JUDG o show or circus | T pussed through last wintor (which was w flrl BaSI H ras a rands advertised as absolutely puro company manufacturers all kinds of | oo puny'say hero Saturday, the 21st, and 1 lu!n‘lm“y AL kS O TR (ST CONTAIN AMMONIA. farm, freight, spring and express wagons, | was bogged by my little girl, Daisy, to tako | day from my busines, For the last twelve nr - es ern BG rlc I ALONG THE LINE OF THE T RTraET and is one of the largest and most suc- | her thory, us she had never boan 40 & circus, | months I havo had no return of tho erysipo- Ll x . | Pinee a ean top down on o Lot stave until heated, then | €28ful establishments of the kind in the | Wo got there after it had commenced; I |las in any shapo or form, or any tuich of SOLE AGENTS FOR NEDRABKA AND OPERATORS OF CELEBRATED WESTON AND U. 8. chlflfl 0 St Pau' anfifl UMS fifld romove tho tover Achemist will nov bo e | country, paid at the main entrance 75 cents for myself | eczoma,’” g v ol ) p Giired G dotect ¢ honta. and Daisy; the menagerio was nearly all closed |~ Treatiso on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed OMAHA RAILWAY. Tho now extension of this line from Wakefiold up the BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN through Concord and Colerldgo TO EXARTINGTONT, Reaches the best portion of tho State, Special ex- rates for Iand teekers over this line o .yne, Norfolk and Hartington, aud via Blair to all principal poluts on the #8IOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD , 8t. P, M. & 0. Railway to Cov Tratns over tht O. lity, Ponca, Hartingtou, Wayne and Conmnoct at Blaix Yor Fremont, Oakda e, Neligh, and through to Val entine, £&¥or rates and allinformation call on F_P, WHITNEY, General Acent, HAMBURG-AMERICAN Faclkot Company. DIRECT LINE FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GEUMANY, ‘The steamships of this well-known line are bulit ot fron, In water-tight compartments, and are_furnish- ol with every requte to make the pasaye both TAIN AMMONIA. VER BEEN QUESTIONED, DOES NOT ( 178 UEALTUFULYESS 1L 1n a milifon homes for a T of & century it has stood the consumers’ reliable test, THE TEST OF THE OVEN. SENATOR CALDWELL'S LETTEL, Accompanying the wagon presonted to Mr. Houck was the following letter from Senator Caldwell: Lraviswonti, Kas,, June19, 1881, D. B. Houck, Dra 8w AxD OLp Friesn—Your wazon was shipped a fow days ago to the care of the Nebraska implement company. It has heen finished for son o time, but was held until we ould ship 16 with a car load of farm wagons to Omaba, But our Mr, Welch informed me you needed it so I thousht best to ship it at once, 1t may bo important for you to know that the axles, wheels, springs and indeed all the material used in' the construction of tho wagon are the best, My desire is to furnish you witha wagon without flaw or blemish, ood and complote in all its parts, one thet would be worthy of the truo ' spirle in which 1t s offered, I trust you will accept it as o slight token of my remembrance aud regard for ono who, thirty-seven years ago, shared with me_the daogers and privations of a march from Vera Cruzto the City of Mexico, What changes sino then! How interesting now to recall the battles of Contreras, Cheribusco, Molina del Rey, Chapultepec and the Gutes' of Mexico, 8o and noarly dark. We passed around to the roul circus or second entrance. “Thero a follow halted me and asked for an additional quarter, He had o big handful of paper money in his_hand, and rattled with silver in hik pockot, I handed him n half do} , but he said ho' would rather have paper money, s thoy wero takiug so much silver, To oblige the follow 1 tendercd him the only bill T had with mo-—a crisp, new ten, U, 8, The fellow took the bill, laid {t on top'of " his pile,then acked me, **You have nothing small- ar?” T roplied, “No,” He then returned the bill to me, and'asked for siiver, This morning I discovered that the scoun- drol had given me in the place of my ten dol- Jura a wimilarly looking bill calling for one dol- Iar. T am sure the follow can be caught at his racket in Omaha; but if ho cannot, arrest him anyhow, as I proposo to prosscute him if it takes mo all summer. Writo to me what you have done, If the thief pays nine dollats, your costs, and those of your officers, lot him go, But I would groatly profer, if you could cateh him at his racket, which in my opinion is not a difficult task, and if wa could,send him to the peniten- dary, Truly yours, Dr. ¥, Raxnzs, e safe and agrees They carry the United States S—— d Eu , ‘and lcave New Yorks Thurs: | P POWDER (0., | Aud yet how sad to think of the friends and| Knights of Pythiss Excursion, ays aid saturde || PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., | Aud panlons, who then and. there, amid the L 4 bourg, (PARIS) and H, D Takia: st Cabin, 88, $70 Anid 850, Stoerag, 820, smoke of bittle, offered their lives as a willing The Knight's of Pythias excursion free Tug Swirr Srxcivio Co., Drawes Ga., )W, 2 8t., la, — mowa 11 There were 1,059 children enrolled in tho public schools of Sioux City during June. There are 130 ealoons in Davenport, The city has had a revenue of $20,000 a year from them, Manager Holmes, of the telephone exchange of Creston, has disappeared with $125 of the phone funds, A political ](ilkennly cat fight is being waged among the [rish Americans of Creston, Blaine's ** foreign policy” is at the bottom of it. CATARRH 2 e Fest Cabln 85, #10wn o0, sioersges i T, Prices Special Flavoring EX(acts, |asceifico for " tho™ victory of "our fluk: | from Omaha to Ashland on Fridsy prom- s Omahs, Gronewieg & Schoentgen, agents in But Dorsey, we are wrowlug old—that|. g ool Blugs. 0. B RICHARD & GO, Ger. Paos n’ Price’s Lupuli Yeast @ is you are. You are wo ol-:‘;-;»w lu; A-Inillfller, ises to bo one of the finest excursions T gts., 61 Broadway, N. ¥, Cbas. Kozminski & Co- eas @M$ | but don’ be discouraged. hen the brillisnt | which h left this cit The Ash- e 0. 1. - J will bo sure, he may decide to_take from old | land lodge has prepared a programme o e NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY 0. F. DAVIS & ©0., SUCCESSOR TO DAVIS & SNYDKR.) Genorai Doslers ha REAL ESTATE 1505 FARNAM ST, . . AHA Yeast in tho World. FOR SALE BY CROCERS, CHICACO, - 8T.LOuls. 81, LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE. Graham Paper Co, £17 aud 219 North Main 8t., St. Louls. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Mexico what we left of it in 1847, and you can fallow in_your wagon, and like “Helon’s babies” take great ploasuro in watching the “'wheels go round.” " That you may live to see them “go round” for forty years or more in the wish of your old comrade, A. CALUWELL. o - Army Orders, Recruit Edward O'Hara, enlisted at which the fellowing is a part: Game of base ball right after dinner, Yor throwing heavy hammer farthest. . . 8! For throwing light hammer farthost . . For throwing buse ball farthest. . For winver of tub race. ........... ¥or winner of bout race, For winner of boat race, For winner of foot race, For Winner of foot race, bo; Sanford’s Radical Cure | she Orest Baslsamio Distillation of Witch Hasel, ‘Awmerican Pine, Canadian Fir, Marigold Clover Blossom Eto., For the Tmmediate Reliof and Permanont Cure of overy form of Catareh, from & Bimplo Hoad Cold or BOOK, WRITING Inflienzs to the Lows of , sod Hoaring, g 4 by oars 10D . 100|1n : i} PAPERS, Viclkiiko | rort 0. A, Rusmel, Wyo. in asmigned | 1, 0o i i piidosind v o oo ot Conpints B ENVELOPES, CARD BOARD AND PRINTER’S STOCK @ Cash oald for Ragaof __ al F. SOHEUERMANN, M. D. REJULAR GERMAN Homeopathio Physician. company E. 9th infantry, Leave of absence for seven days is granted Major Alfred T, Smith, 7th in- fantry, instructor in rifle practice. Recruits Frank Cullen and James Kells, enlisted at Fort Douglas, Utah, are assigned respectively to companies A and H, Gth infantry, want silver dollar, In all thess races there cannot be more than two from Ashland and vicluity, The remain: des from among the excursionists, Beside the above a number of 'other prizes will be offered for contes ts, The Ashland folks have prepared free carriages for all the visiting ladies and children to and from the depot sud y rent, wholesoms, Cure be pllcation, aud is rapid, 1adical, per. liko it gl trom manent, and nover talling. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrbal Bol. Sanford's Inhaler, sl in oo Packago, 1 uggglats for . Fotter Drug and Flectie Arc and Incandescent Lights! Adopted by the U, 8, Government and most of the leading steamship companie and Hotels, . Regarded as the PUREST, WHITEST AND BEST ELECTRIC LIGHT PRODUCED. Willimantic 8| and is pronounced b; world, for sale by mé&e i FULL Al 8t sewin, 1 Cotton is entirely the product of Home [ndustry exf)erts to be the i SOKTMENT CONSTANTLY ON HAND, an HENLEY, HAYNES & VAN ARBDE]‘.:, machine thread in the Omaha, Neb. MANUFAOTURER OF OF BTRIOTLY FIRST. “ . SPECIALIST OF J Reeruit Robert J. Miller, enlisted at ) ground, iFort D, A. Russell, Wyo., is assigned to ] Have for sale 200,000 sored caretully selectod 10 Eastorn Nebrassa, ab low price and on easy & Canriaaes, Buaes Road Wago improvea iarms for sals in Douglas, Dodge, Ooll WOMEN, CHILDREN & CHRONIO DISEASES. 0] oy pull S, Sy, Woings, ek | g R . o g the 50 valry,an will Bosont to tho | Nyumavea Srare Gamsrrunn o Bos |l 18 TR O S i AND TWO WHEEL OARTS "%l‘.".‘."' mt{nb:u'.!-! l‘-;‘i;.ts 10 8. ., and after 8 p. . 'ounfhl. ofiice, %o 168 | station of his regiment on the first favor- | yvpsy Dinkorory to be issued in July, mm.“‘“m y.n.i.u.m.uw-.. Tu;nllgx‘u.u 0 { d oom 7, tromw 10 &, 08 p. m ol f clos, Pieveuts Discase, and dovs more in oue half the 3 ? v loaned 00 lmproved o g g 4y W ,“,w able opp rtunity. ) 1804, price Bt‘bo,' J. M. Wourk, pub- { timé than any other aster la the world. Bold every (iniad Ok '::l‘lu’r:::m” ‘H:n.u}::!llx:‘%l;gl 13th Siwoed| ;omaha' Neb i ol LR PIEREETE | dmyer, W v 0f (100 4 b 0 BoRs i Ly Cuviy or CoLoxzr 0% bk 220 5, Ll By Ouiuisay » Wherg, L ! | ——