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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1874)
-S -r. rs SjadsajsasMaaailMaSaa-isaMaMsMs I X)N'S lean Xlitiei. icted frost new tree. ith Several Thouaaad aings and Map. Paris Tashions. (By oar own Correspondent ) The grand occupation of the mo ment is travelling costumes and toilettes for the country. The former ought to be in the-mohair or bciae, a woollen tissue being essen tial, as It supports dust and rain. originally published under the title ,5 OKW AXKBIiB UTCLOPAJtDlA, ni ed in 18C3.ilnce.WBkh time the wide II ill ,MiaSSSaai HiTiiiil h .11 n,a igsal development! In every branch of rt, bare lndured the ubmititto aa exact id to Issue a new KUCAH CTCLOrAaV at ot knowledge; has nee an haperailve al asMn has kept erience. and their industrial aad ascful nee and rennement 01 and consequent revola- 3 tolling national changes The a vil war ol oar o n t its height when the last : appeared, has happily ra- nun of commercial - haa been commenced. - our gtographleal know- ; Dyine maeinugauie (revolutions of the bat al result of the lapse ol i nubile view a multitude names are In every one's l res every one is curious Unit Mines nave sat sieges maintained, i vet Breservea oniv ' the transient publics. rhich ought now u take zi ana auutenuc nuiory. int edition for tb as. i the aim of Mie editors to aiioi to the latest pos- BUh an accurate account nvarie In science, ol in literature, and of in the practical aits, as I j net and original record of Kitlca and hiatorial event. i been lx-gun after long and care ' labor, and with the most ample ring it on to a museum stereotypeplates have j lias Ixwn pnnieu on ct a neir cyciopawi i, onipass as itsprudeces- pecunury txm' nruremenis In lu oom- by longer ex- orledo. ;ch are tntroaucea lor ut edition have been pictorial effect, but to nrr tn th exDlans embrace all branches of nry, and depict toe le features of scenery as the various pro- minufactnres. Al 'truction rather than been (pared to ence: the cost oi and It IsaeUevea reception as an. ad Cyclopaedia, and worthy "abscrlbersonly, payabU lame. It will tw. oim- )niafullr illutra rd with koukind WojJ Engraving, and with jlored Lithographic Maps. .STYLE OK HISDIXG. S.W Pol 60 Vol 4 00 orv.l, 8B Ledger, per .10.00 (ceeding vo- once in icto- rlll the ablest writer on I with impunity, without being too warm. Oxford and Vlcny linens, as well as percales in general, while being extremely agreeable to wear, do not otter a sufficiency of resis tance for a long voyage; they are without equal for excursions in the country, the Oxford above all. A toilette in this material consists of a jupon with two or three small plait ed flounces ; a tunic rounded before, tablier form, draped at each side, and raised behind; corsage- a basques, revcrs surrounded with plaits, the pelerine with same. The tunic and the corsage can be re placed by a polonaise adjusted; only a floating blouse, belt in black Rus sian leather with silver accessories, amunierc, etc The travelling cos tume, in light woolen material, is much patronized for morning and evening wear at the sea side. The Camaien has nothing lost in favor for richer toilettes, and blue tur quoise, maure, violet, maroon, light green, light ami dark greys, are the colors mot m vogue, bleeves ana their trimming are not made up the same shade-!, wliil-tthe corsage and the fond of tne pipe are different. The raoit fashionable forms of cor sages are Louis XV, the vest .Louis XIV, and the Inerojable jacket with large revcrs. Relative to -hats: diadems of flowera, ought to be reserved exclusively for full dress toilettes. The Shepherdess hat, with large brim, trimmed with flowers and ribbons, is ever in re quest, but for carriage drives and traveling, the Trianon, the Henri III, and even the Chloo hats are a necessity, and are made up in black and white straw, according to fancy. The Pay&an is the newest collar; it is turned down, but rises very high behind, and is very loose; cuffs are to match, and are composed of a large revcrs pique. The falling col lars open before, but will not sup plant the high aud stand-up collars which are indispensable for certain corsages, but will be much worn this season all the same. There is a tendency to return to short sleeves for demi-toilettes, not for the street it is unnecessary to say, a change to be attributed to the cuirasse. lluttons are really so varied and in such demand, that they have become veritable objects of art. I may mention that for town wear, the Maniillc hat, and the Leopold Robert Croun, are essential; . Treasure-Trove. (Virginia, Ner., Enterprise, June 22.) Five young Comstockers who were roving among the hills yesterday, struck it rich. About a mile north east of Bidlenian's milk ranch was where they found it. At this point is a cliff of rugged, splintered rocks. Down In a big crevice the boys saw a large roll of blankets. The bundle was strongly bound with a rope. Rocks had been piled upon the bun dle as if for its concealment. Seeing all this "the hearts of the boys rose up in their throats. They thought that they had found the buried treasure of the Jack Davis band of stage and railroad robbers. Visions of silver bars, piles of twenty-dollar gold pieces, gold watches and diam ond rings filled their brains. The greatness of their discovery almost took away their breath. In low, broken tones, and looking on each 4 otner with greedy eyes, tne Doys Money and Commerce. Daily Review. m iPa, r, fork. nothing more elegant can be im- ugined. Monaco. u own remedy lor t SEASE, cars far la, rser jility, Dropsy, ! of TJrlne. Irri- IceratJon of the IDNEYS, T(EA, r0f the Prostrate Colcnl us. 5K DBST,DB- ' Discharges. net ARNET'S Buohd ! 1 recall; Diseases of the and Dropsical huge. praea and Children, 'the Age' aT: 'One Dolus ox Kearneys Ituchu is worm more uui u nod." It; or, six bottles for he St,i N- Y. Iitteadanceto answer corres- ice gratia, actphlets, free. mt plosale Areata, Ban BILITATED ; SEXES. moB LTf. AID 00V- rnMrillflfo Cif ft College, Philadel- of several valuable .consulted on all dis. . and drinary or- mhdo an es- ' in male or fo am wnat cause t, long standing. trs t naliles him success. Cures reasonable. i can ibrward let- lptoavs andfin- W T- - prepay postage. le Guide to Health. 1777. it. It. i, 104 Duane MaRRUGE, VODK(TSfE!r from RoTsasid Abuses In early life. stored. lafmeM t wmsge few mrt'si Hiss.sfcy; de caoae-oe- -s- ;- si envesepes- "?""'" ;" Mm - I aavasaj an- IOS aaMassawassi fcmm,;)iist The Insect War on the Western Crops. The recent reports of vast swarms of grasshoppers in the grain-grow ing States of the northwest are of alarming interest, and the inqury conies, is there no remedy? The eminent American astronomer, Pr. IJ. A- QouWi writing from his ob servatory at Cordova in tho Argen tine Confederation last fall, reported enormous numbers of grasshoppers then frequenting that part of South America. One train of them he computed to be five miles in width, literally darkening the sun, and borne northward in a dense band not less than two thousand feet thick. They were evidently drifted in the strong trade wind hlowint? alone tho Andean Sierras, and appeared to be entirely at the mercy of the wind. It is possible that, as the winter of the southern hemisphere closed, these roving clouds of grain-destroying insects have migrated, with spring, aeroas the Equator and entered the Western States? The question, however, preposterous at first it may sound, is not so easy to dispose of. Whatever answer we may give the observations of Dr. Gould how, at anyrate.a congeniality of the soil and elimato occupied by these dangerous inseots in both hemispheres. The Argentine Republic, lying under tho shadow of tho Andes, with its undulating, treeless pampas, wept by the howling pamperos or wester ly mountain winds, corresponds precisely with tho geographical prairie belt in the United States, swept by the Rocky Mountain winds and subjected to great thermometric extremes. This striking fact may prove suggestive of the conditions under which thee insect armies breed, and. if tho hint is pursued bv the sagacious and scientific agricul turist, may lead to some method of predicting or preventing their ruin ous invasions. The habits and haunts of such insects are of national impor tance to determine and make known fiir fhev often threaten national famine. The Colorado beetle,Mhose trup domicile is the Rocky Moun tains, whom It tcs pn a .species of wild potato had, in 1S50, advanuod eastward only as far as Omaha. Leaving behind it flourishing colo nies, t entered Iowa in. 1SU1, and crossed tho Mississippi in Illi nois in 18G5, reaching Canada and .Sew England by slow marches in 1870. 'It is said that its passage across tllP Atlantic is a mere ques tion of time, if it has not already been effected. If It enters Europe and finds there a congenial home the potato crop and garden crops generally must suffer, immense dep redations. Rut we refer to the sub jeet of these insect ravages on the grain and garden crops to show the necessity' for sonie potrpptiyp. It is incredible that well directed and pa tjent investigation of agricultural soiontis(s can supply no remedial agent, or devie no jnethod of de stroying the young while in the ground. The invasion of such swarms of grasshoppers as Dr. Qoyjd leisurely observed for two days " ovpr tfip arid plains of La Plata, it may be beyond human power to deal with. But not'so ihe ordinary bands which' die in the go lu the western winter, and ger minate wjth tjje warmth of spring. Cannot somi relief measure be pro vided by the original Investigators of agricultural science ? Acu York Jferald. L J A Curious Incident. On Sunday last, on the farm of Mr. Thomas Bullock, near Hooper, was witnessed one of the most curious incidents we ever heard tell of. A son of Mr. Bullock was in the grove on the banks of the' lake, when his attention was called to a large black snake, which was climb ing a tree where there was a nest of yQUPg thrushes. The boy walched until the'siiakp had got up to where the nest was, and swallowed qne of the young ones, and had another In his mouth, when he struck the snake a blow with a hatchet, and nearly severed it in two. Tho snake dropped, and vomiting up a young bird alive. All the whpo this was going on, the old bird was making considerable fuss and noisp, springing from branch to branch, and. was in a great agita tion, but whim she saw the snake crippled, she flew down on to it aud began pecking away at the wound ed snake, as much as to say she would teach him a lesson. The boy took thelltthV birds and replaced them in the nest. And the old onp is now watching them just the'sme as if they had sever been disturbed. The boy Is going to keep those young birds under hls especial care from this time. Fremont Herald. solemnly agreed that the treasure should be equally and equitably divided. They then removed the rocks and hoisted the bundle out of the crevice. It was quite a job to undo the bundle, there being fully 200 feet of half inch rope wound about it At last the rope was all off and with trembling hands the lads be gan to unroll the blankets. Under these they found a roll of buckskin. "2sow," 6aid they, "we are coming to the treasure." Under the buck skin appeared a white cloth. Lift ing this, there appeared a face of a dead child ! Black hair bristled about the face of the corpse; one eye and the mouth stood open. The jaws of the young treasure-seekers dropped, For a moment they gazed upon each other open-mouthed. An inssant after marbles might have been plaved on their coat-tails as they came down the side of that mountain. On reaching town the boys rushed to the undertaking es tablishment of Wilson & Brown and told their story. The proprietors were absent at tho pic-nic, but Mr. Walker, who was left in charge, procured a wagon and a box and went out to the hills after the corpse. He found it lying as above described. A slight examination enabled him to decide that the body before him was that of a Fiute child, about two years of age. The head of the child had been covered with tar, and about the neck were several strings of beads and a few brass charms in theshapoof slippers and the like. The body was returned to tho crev ice and again covered with rocks. Office Omaha Daily Bkb, June 29, 1874. f The week opened with a brisk de mand for money to-day, and some of the banks did a handsome amount of discounting. Land grants and college scrip advanced two or three per cent this morning. A fair amount of business was done in sta ple goods, but dealers seemed a little disappointed at not receiving hea vier orders. THE FIBST NATIONAL BANK quotes : Land Grants (selling) $810.00 Land Warrants, (160 acres buj'ing) 176.00 Land Warrants (160 acres selling) 185.00 Agricultural College Scrip, (1C0 acres buying).- 176.00 Do. Selling. 185.00 Exchange on New York 2.00 Produce is dull generally and prices are correspondingly depress ed. We note the arrival of a few lots of fresh peaches, but they are held to high to be quotable. Quite a number of changes will be observed in our quotations to day. OMAHA MABKET3. CaretuUv Corrected Daily DRY GOODS. J. J. brown & bro., Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets. LEATHEB. BuEjIo S. sole "b . 3 Hemlock SL ole No 1 S5(3 S3 do do No 2 . 3i 31 do do .-...daro w... 3J 3i do span sole good. Si 35 do do uam..... 2S 29 do harness........ 33 40 do line -U 4o do bridle 33 41 do calf. 1 25 1 50 do kip . 75 1 25 do upcer fi 25 SO Oak sole 'f, lb -. 43 4 do calf I 50 1 CO do kip 1 00 1 30 do harness....-. ......- 45 44 I-chcalf Jodotsprdz 73 00 90 00 Other brands diOerent wt, pr K 1 75 2 35 French kip pr lb 1 44 I 64 Bark llninxi 6 50 " 00 Dry Bint pr B Dry salted.. uren SKINS. Green sailed. Jan. and Feb, ilts bhtarllLg ...- . Limq skin. Rosondsle.... Water Uino . CEMENT. ... 17 15 6 8 .- 1 25 3 00 825 13 IS 9 GROCERIES. 6TEELE fc JOHNSON 533-540 14TH ST. CLARK 4 FRENCH COU. FARNHAM AND 111H fcT. PI7NDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, 212FARN HVM ST., WHOLESALE DEALERS MORQAN & GALLAGHER, 205 Fam- ham St. WHITNEY, BAtTSERMAN & CO., 247 Douglas St, J. J. brown & bro., Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets. SsUGARS. U ranulated pr lb ..... Powdered do Crushed do Bat cut loaf do . Standard A do Circle A do . bxuaC co Yellow C do . N O choice do COFFEES. Current Topics. The wheat crop of California the present year will be ten million bushels larger than ever before. The Delaware peach crop of 1873 amounted to 1,500,000 baskets, while this year it is estimated that the crop will barely reach 600,000 baskets. The total value of metals mined in Great Britain last year was $110,- 800,000 of minerals; pottery ma terials, etc., S9,000,000; of coal, So31,400,000; total, S652,200,000. The excess of value over 1872 is about $66,500,000. Stockholders in Fall Itiver (Mass.) Cotton Mills have realized in twelve months more than the original cap ital invested, and banks doing buti ness for the manufacturers are pay ing 25 and 50 per cent dividend". Similar pruapurity Is reported in Providonee, I'awtucket, and other manufacturing centers. A new invention in carpet man ufacture promises to afford a hand some article at a rauoh. lower figure than now required. The carpet can ho made of any desired pattern, and the colors are very bright, so that when laid upon the floor it has all the effect of a costly article. It is very durable,and judges who have seen it say it will supercede other carpeting to a large extent as soon as it becomes known. TI1K COMING STRUGGLE. PRINTS. American ...... A uioskeag .............-.... Bristol ..... ...... JrDers.. .. Hamilton.. . .. Merrimack D ...... Peabody ....................... Richmond........ . ............ Siinpsou'a...... ..... ......... ......... BLEACHED SHIRTINGS. Bright 4-1 . Boot O... ................. . Cabot 4-4 ............ Lonsdale.-...-............ ............ N. Y. Mi'.li Pcterboro.. . Suublk L Phc voters of our nation, pineV r w known before, Are rising from Pacific's strand To Atlantic's roccy shore. Why Is ih s mighty change? hat cn the meaning be ? The rising of the ruas From northern lake to southern sea. The spirit of old seventy-six From out our heroes' era e Forbids a nation drenched in patriots' blood, fehould sink to that of slaves ; The motto which our coins once bore, Though obsolete long since, Remiln as ever true : not one cent for tribute, liut millions for defence Party ties and party law: Are but as ropes of sand. Tbe rights a! mm tab-a man Should govern Freedom's land. Then shall our Flag more proudly float O'er land as well as sea, And nations yet unborn shall gladly grrt lueemuieuioi tLeiree. In trade we'll try to deal. As maa should deal with man. And wh le we seek t live ourselves, We'll sell as cheap as anj body can, Ard if a hat you need, Or inen 1 you chance tn meet. Remember B'ince, the Hatter, On UrpM P,ougU Street, eJGtf It. QUEUE. f, J. iAKBACH. C'KEUE & KARBAC'ir, Joth st. between Fartliam and arney sts OMAHA, - - XEfl. MANUFACTURER OF Spring and Farm Wagons, BUGGIES AND CltRRllGBS. Dealers in and manufacturers of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ! PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO IIOKSK NIIOKINU. J2Rpairlng of wagons aad blacksmithlng promptly done at reasonable prices mvilawCin TUP OMAHA WEEKLY BEE IS ACKNOWLEDGED BV EVERYBODY JO be the r T ' BFST PAPER Published in Nebraska, It Contains More Reading Mailer. and Less Advertisements than any Xeicspppcr Published in the Wt. Embracing a choice selpctjon of news and miscellaneous matter with live Editorials on all important top; ips j complete and reliable telegraph icand local market reports to the day of issue, and a variety of State,East ernandWestern correspondence that together make up a newspaper sel dom equalled and never surpassed. Every article going Into the col umns of the SEE is carefully scru tinlzed, and everything that can of fend the most scrupulous, rejected. RepublicansPolitigs But Independent in principle the policy of the BEE is, and always has been, to expose and denounce abus. es and corruption in the body pollr tic without fear or favor. Subscription Price: $150 Per Annnm, IN ADVANCE. E. ROSEWATER, EDITOR AND PBUpBIETOB. 133 Famham Street,-. Qxn.mh.'i, 2Tb. wyatt ' ' - . BLEACHED SHEETINGS. Pepperell 8-4 .. do 9-4. do 10 COTTONADtS. Farmers and Mechanics...-..... Great Western . ...-... BROWN SHEETINGS. Albion, A ..... Bedford. R Urantriile, E 1 ......- Germania, B B ... ...... .. Langley ........... ........... GINGHAMS. American... ......-... ..... Amosteag . ................ Lincaster... .. ... -.... TICKINGS. Amoskeg, a c Biddeford . DENIMS. Amosteag . Beaver Creek, B IS.. Haymakers......... Otis, B B O.U, C C JEANS. Biddeford Uoasler.... 9 9 y 9yi 9 12i 1 wy, 8 85 31 26 K 10 a 8a 11 12 12 U 25 23 4U YANKEE NOTIONS- Kurtz MOim & CO., 231 Faruham Street. SPOOL cirriua. Clark's O. N. X .... 70 MejricL"s3ZI3.""." ".ZTI 42J HOSIERY. Domestic $ -V2 00 British .-. S 0036 00 PAPER COLLARS. Oickens' best..... S 90 King William 1 35 Domestic.......-... .... 1 80 Stanley .... ... 2 50 SHAWLS. Ottoman strips SHIRTS. White common .. . : medium.. ......:. ... ' cu'tora made.. .. Percale.. . Calico ........ OVEKALLS. Brown drill ' dnck Blue drill . . d uck White..: CORSETS. French whalebone... Ojr own - ....., Comet ..... ..... .. cPiUNG cKIBTS. Linen printed .......... ruffled-.. .. ... " fluted GENERAL COMMISSION. . $2 256 50 $10 50 -, 15 0o 30 00 J12 00a24 GO 4 757 50 - f 6 50a7 25 .. 7 75a9 00 7 00a7 50 .... 8 009 50 . -S00a950 .. $5 25aS 00 15 00 . 22 50 f 9 00 liOO ... 15 (W SOAPS Powell & Co., Soap monufacturers. Sapo Publico, 6 l-26 34; Savon Republic, do.. Chemical Oliye, 6 to 61-2; Palm, 55 14 ; German Mot led, 6 l-4a6 1-2. ART GOODS 'AND UPHOLSTERER'S STOCK. Benjamin B. Jones, Decorative Up holsterer and dealer in fine art goods, 270 Farnham Street, furniahe?. .the following quotations: FRAME MOULDINGS. Oil walnut mouldings, one inch, per foot, 5c; 2 inch 10c; 3 inch 15c; polished walnut, 1 inch 7c; 2 inch 15c; 3 inch 21c. Berlin gilt, 1 Inch 615c; 2 inch 1230c; 3 inch 18 45c; imitation rosewood and gilt, 1 iuch 510c; 2 inch 1020c; 3 inch 1530c. Window shades. Plain bands, 6 feet, all colors, per pair, 1 50; ornamental bands, 2 0fl 4 00; each additional foot, 75c per pair. repps. Union jnd all wool terry, per yard 1 503 jO; Imperial, plain and stri ped, 2 50a8 00. DAMASKS. Union per yard, 1 50; all wool, 2 00a3 00. MATTRASSES. Hust, 4-4x6-2, 4 00a5 00; straw, 3 00a4 00; Excelsior, 3 50a4 50. LUMBER. KETAIX. LIST. eublect to chango of market without n AVM. M. FOSTER, On U. P R. R. track bot. Farnham ai as. GEO A. HOAGLANL. Joists, studding and sills, 20 ft, and un der . . !. $ 00 Over 20f t, each additional ft add'l 50 Fencing No I ' 00 do No 2 . 21 00 lsi common ooarus.. ...... ....... ..-... . ii vu 2nd do do 22 00 "A" stotk boards, 10 and 12 inch.. 5u 00 "B" do do do do H5 00 "C" do do do do f 0 00 1st clear, 1, lif. li ol 2 Inch 65 00 2d do do do do 3d do do do do Flooring, clear..... ......... do 1st common do 2d do do 3d do do narrow, clfar. 1st clear ceiling H inch. 2d do do y, inch.... 1st do do ?i Inch., Rio choice pr E... do prime do ....... do good do .. O U Java........ :ialH-s .IlJallJi Ilk iok lOJ's .. 10al04 2ja2C 2JJ4-21 313o SYKUPS. Common pr gallon Good uo Choice do do N O mohses- Rangoon choice Carolina. CAxlDLES. M Wesk A Co.... schofen ...... SOAP. 3a45 60a 7080 SO .. 8a9 5s lCa7 . Hh,al7 6aG 6, 7a74 4aiiC 45 45aS(l CJj57 57JG5 50a55 75iU-5 .. 16fal7 . li.U . llallH .. 14al4i 17 21 3gatU mo CHICAGO & NORTH WES'N The Popular Route from OMAHA -TO Chicago and the East ! AND THE OlX-v Direct Routo TrAWterloo.Fort Dmlsr.Dubnqne.lJt CroaW, Irulrle Uu t lilrii. liioua, St tul,Diilulli, Jnri illc, luiio. this. Uteris Ktiilur, ltren' Chicigo, Hock Island and Pacific II. B. THE GRAN D CEN TKAL ROUTE r ROM 03IAHA TO CHICAGO 1 AND THE EAST, Via Des ilolnes, Davenport and Rock Island. All Passenger Trains are equipped with the rt'KSTl.NOHOLSK l'ATKNT AlU UR-lkES and lliller's Pa.ent taietv Platform and Coupler. 2 Fast Express Trains LeaTe llaliy enncctin? asfol-'ows: AT DES MOINES with the Des Moines Valley Railroad, tor Oskaloosa, Ottumwa, Keotut anu &t. LonU. DON'T BUY! LVIILIUU IIAVK CAREFULLY EXAMINED OTJH ITE"W Folut, W.trrtowii, lik;s;i, luu ' AT tilriLL with the Central Railroad ol Missouri Vrller... Kirk's Savon - ..... M. Wesk A Co frchofer's German...-.- Kirk's standard .....- da sterlinc ..-. .. PLUG TOBACCO. Black goods, Western..... .... do do Virginia do do Lorriiard's .... Bricht do do do . dj do Virginia . ...... Natural leaf ...... . . DRIED FRUITS. California peach s per pound, do apples do ... Mate uo do ....., New currants... ..... .. do prunes..... ...... .......... ... do German cherries .... do bl ctberriej...... ..... do raspberries............, do raisins, ier box...... . do needless raisins, per ouud...., bALT. New In barrcb .. $2 70a2 83 do dairy...-...... -.... 4 30j5 75 CAANED GOODS. 2 pound can liver's oys'ers,iercase-.$t 2jal 50 1 do do" Jo do do ... 2 o0a2 75 2 do do William's do do ... 4 Ojal 25 2 do do peaches pe case . 4 25al 50 3 do do do d j 6 50a7 00 2 do do tomatoes do ......... .- 3 50aJ 75 3 do do do do - S 00 Corn, Trophy per case - 5 00 do Window do .... . 5 75a5 00 do Yarmouth do -.... ...... 00 Strawberries, do . 4 50a3 00 Raspberries, do ...... 6 CO Pineapples, do J ..... .. 5 50 TEAS. Oolon s. per pound. .... 2-"a75 Young Hyson, per pound .-. -lOal 00 Gunpowder, do do wjal 25 FLOUR. Snow Flake, (Wells A Nieman) 4 50 Gold Dust 3 10 XXXX Iowa City 3 00 California 4 75a5 10 BAGS. Du Lac, JinilUon nnil.Hlltuuhee. It Being the Shortest and FUst Comolcted Lln Bttn een i OMAHAandCHICAG-O, ' Conntant itupror.ni n! hare taken place in the way of rnluciti); (uadr, and placing Irou i with Steel Raiis, ad-iiiig to its rullisj stock new aud Llvgant UAV nutl SI.KKP1XG CARS Equipped with the "WestIugLou,-e Air Prate" and "alilier Plat orm." rstabltsbing iiimforta ble and couiuWiuUj Eating Houses, otlerini; all the comforts ol travelini: treagecan prluce. Fron. to lOFasttaprcsslraius ruu eaih wavdailr over the various lines ot this toad. thus securiug tt tLe traveler selecting this route sure and certain couueciions in any di rection he may wish to go. Principal Connection. , AT MISSOURI VALLEY" JUNCTION, for , Sioux C ty, Yankton and points reached via ' lows, for all points north to St. Paul. AT WEsl' UbEKTY with be Burlington, Cedar iiapids A Minnesota Railroad, for liur.ington. Cedar Iiapids, Dubuciue A St. Paul, At WILTON JUCflON with the tsutn-AVcstern nrauch, for Muscatine, Washington and all points south. AT DAVE-sPOKl' wkh the Davenport A St. I'asl luilroad for points north. AT LOch. 1?L..N1 with the Western Union ILa'lroa.1 lor Frerpit, Beloit, nacinc, Slll wauke and ail points in nonheru I linols mil Wicjnin. Al RUCK 1L.VND with the Rocktord. Reck Is'andsndSt. Louis Railroad for St. Louis and points outh. AT RuCK ISL.VND with the Peoria A Rock l Isliud Kailioad for Peoria and points east. I AT UUKbAU JUM,". with brach. lor lien rr. Lacere. Cblllicothe and IVorii. AT LA SALLE with the Illinois Central Rail I TaA3Siijl MA2JI I IaCW AND reservoir: 1..1. !..'.. . m&m.At. & lir ii-, A S WE IIAVfc 1 N fc.i- E UOOD REASONS why ther will do your woric. road for iHiintsnoit hand south. ' TiTl'loIr' QTifl TpQOTT T CHICAGO with dU lines East, North atd , lLUii dJ-LU AlitltiVj AT South. Sioux Citr and Pacific railroad. AT GKAM JUNCriON for Fort Dadge, Des Moiucs. Ottawa and Keokuk. AT MAItSUAi.LfvrSl. Paul, MInneapo is, Duluth, and northwestern point. - AT CEDAR ILsPIDs for Waterloo. Cedar Talis, harles Citv, Burlington and St Louk. ATCLINION forDubuiine, Duutelth, Prai rleduChitn, I a Crosse, and all points on the Chic go, Clinton snd DuVniue, ud Chicago, Duliuoue and Minnesota railroiuls. AT VU'.TON forFrceport, Racine Milwau kee and all polntaln Wis -onsln. j AT CHICAGO with all railway Un.- leadlcg out ol Chlcsae. Throcah tkkeis to all eaatern cities lis this iiaecma urn prwuwj, ana auij uua.i vu v tained, oaeeTBs Ronte, Kates, etc., ct the Ooapany 'a oftia. J18 Farnaoiu uUeet,02aha, and aJa at tka jutuxlpal XUkisUaica alasfg U HMottks7.r.aV.R. WTlsaMJCt Cteakod tSucgfa t tl fslaai EastsVB pels, w.H.sissnKTT. uabv jifcatiiiT, o'i tfuttsyi it't. OfJ- Bap'L J. II. LAC?, C. . EDDT, TtctetAs't.OSUM. Ott'I.ATI Iteaha. aaeUIrt THROUGH TICKETS to all Eastern citle. ' i la this Hue, can bo procured, and any infor- i loation obtained, couctrnint; Mints at the ' tiiletofllceof thecominnr, lis Farnham St., j Omaiia, audslsoat tho principal ticket offices alon ' the Hceo: the U. P. IL It. Hnpsn-O 4'liecLsI Tbronsh tn nil irtncllal ICaatprii Pomln. A. M. SMITH, Gea'l lass'r Ag't. Chuagi). J. U. LACEY, Ticket Agent, aiitl Ouubn H. RIDDLE, Gen'l Sup't Chit ago. S.8 STEVE:St Qeu'l WeaternAg't Usiaha. WL Keller Chea-) and Clean. Theyarecle pest to buy. They are lsw tou'e. Ther lace er,nly and quickly, Tbeiro (ration is perfect, 1 hey hare always a good dnft, Tliej ar e uiuu of ike bestniatcrlal They nast pvtfectlr. They require but lit le fuel, Ti ey are very low priced, They aro easily managed. They are suited to all localities, Lvry stoveguaranteed to giro satisfaction SOLD BY JlC?Jsior Man'fg 9 Gobi lies, heavy weight. o light uo laps, four buibel . odee sunnies .... . dn bans, Amoskeg A . .o do Ludlow a a.. SI'ICEi. Nuimegi, reaaag best.per pound CijTei uo do M Alspice do do Cinamon bark do do - 1S19 1718 18al9 18 30a31 5t'05 35al44 60 lSa.0 35at6 Omaha & St. Louis Short Line 1874! yu iuuu.1 Inch . 55 00 45 00 50 00 40 00 35 O0 27 50 45 00 35 00 32 50 .. 30 00 37 50 27 00 26 0 21 0j . 20 00 4 25 3 10 ...... Z UO 3 50 3 50 :: iy, tne J. C. Kosenfeld givea us following quotations this day : Butter, dull, 13 in tubs; Eggs in demand at lie per doz.; Live Chickens at 2 002 50 per doz.; Strawberries in demand at 30c per box; Gooseberries, 2 50perbu.;Cherj res, 5 OQper b,u ; Oranges, 9 00; Lerasns, 14 00 per box, anp. Hasp; berries, 25c per quart. HARDWAKE. JOHN T. KDQAB, IRON. 2d do do 1st clear aid Ine. 2d do do ,. ... 1st common siding ..... 2d do do "A" shinties Extra No 1 shinales luiiuun XTu i su iixlrs . Lath per 1000...- D A 11 pickets eer 100..... Square do do do . O G Batten per lineal f ' uouan uo uo uo ........ .. Liberal dlcount on carload lots. WINDOWS, (Glazed.) S5 per cent offChicsgo list. DOORS, (Wedged) 25 pei cent oS CI tcago l'st, BLINDS. 30 per cent off list. White lime per bbl Jl 752 00 Lonisvlile cement per bbl....... .. 3 00i3 25 Plaster paris per bbl - .. 3 503 75 Plastering hair per bushel..... 40 Tsntd felt - - 4 Plastering board... ......... YX OILS. PAISTS. GL.V.SS, &c. K. I. D. SOLOMON. ROBEKT C. STEELL. CIGARS. 15tlt Street. U. Upman-..- .....- Reconstruction Grand entral- Universal.....- Y'ara .......,...... La Boquct - . ... Simon Pure ...... Pariigas . -,... Youri Truly Gold Medal . La Espanola .. - - Triple Crown ..... Henrv Clay. ..-. De Viller . . Y"JVilIer CALHOUN MILLS FLOUR. "Wholesale depot 548 14'h Street. Half barrel sacks , 2 DC I M. 5 ?5 00 do &i 00 do 35 00 do 40 00 do 43 00 do 60 00 da 60 00 do 75 CO do 65 00 do 50 00 do 60 00 do 75 00 do 100 00 do 100 00 do 100 00 do 75 10 CoalOlU 19 Linseed Oil, raw. 105 " " l'd 1 10 Turpentine . 65 Headlight Oil 28 W. Va. PAINTS, AC lAru Oil, No 13 95? I 00 it i om 70 " " wlnterl " "straln'dj w Lubricating I ,j r White Lead, St. Louis, Srtlctly Pure " Fancy Brands Putty In Bladders . - " " Bulk........- ..... Ensmeld Glass, colors, V, sq. ft.... .. Flat GIas, SO c discQiint & Common bar... Horse shoe bj . Norway 'nail rod- STEEL. Cast plow.. uernion... 12 II 18(9 22 259 40 7 S3 8 25 23 American casn, octagon and square Jess p's English do do -. Burden's horse shoes, per keg uo zuuio uo ao .. Northwestern horse nails 22a Dundee thimble skeins, discount 45 per cent. Stor half patent axles, discount 10 por cent. VAILS. lOd to eqi per kez......: 8d . do id do 4d do 3d do ... .. 3d fine do ...... lOd finls'ng do .... 8d do do GJ do do lOd casing do 8d do do Bd do Qi Wrought, all a!i . . BOLTS. Carriage and tire ' -.discount BUTTS. Narrow wrought, fast Joint discount Cast, loose pin ret ersfble- dQ MISCELLANEOUS, Hay and manure fork....allscount Hoes and garden rakes-.- do HINGES. Strap and T-. L.discount WRENCHES. Talt's black . .discount Coe's lmmltstlon-.-... " db' Coe'i genuine do SCREWS. American Iron -... 45 pre do bra-j.,.. ,.,, 40 pre AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. scytkx . net- 440 465 4 0 3 15 8 90 7 40 5 15 5 40 5 65 5 15 140 8 65 0 15 70 pre 20 pre 35 do 30 pre 25 do 25 pre IJpro 4So 20 do TIN, SHL'ET-IItOX. WIRE, AC. SIILTON ROGERS, COR. 14tU & FARNHAM. T."N PLATE. J. SCHOONIVAKER & SON rROPBJETOBS OF THE PITTSBURG-. WHITE LEAD AND COLOR WOBXS PITTSBURG, PA. Satablislxoct 1835. Manufacturers of Strictly Pure While Load, Red Lead, Litharge Futtj. CoToh Dry aud In Oil. PURE YERDITER GREEK, The atrougest and brightost green manufacturered. The Kansas City, St. Joe and Council Bluffs R. R Is the only dire line to r . iiouzs AND TnE EAST, FROM OMAHA AND THE "WEST NO CHAJlGE , i, between Omatii and St. Louis anub to' c between OMAHA anu AnV YOP.K. Tbisth Only Jne running a PULI.TIASi SLEEPIXG OAR CST Fit U 31 0:iAll., ON AKR1VAI. OF THE UAIOX PACIFIC EXPUKS) XHA IX. arPassengers takln? otbci routes nae a disigieeable transfer at tne Kiver station. Froprietor of tbe KISIKG SUN ai:o LOS ANGELES YINEYltDS. Co., ST. LOUIS, X.O., and nr if. ROG-ER4S. exces 1bbW I a BB1 om K UT Depot for the sale of hid NATIVE WIISTES AND M. K3LLER 2c Co., Corner of Rat" cry and Washington Sts. a AN FHASC1SCO, rca.7 It C'AL. AI.KX.J. ICOUT. NATH'L O. HL'DrOM. TCJf. n. 11CDSOX JaS. O. 8UTLKB 8 PASSENGER TRAK.S DAILT I REACHING ALL EA3TEEN AND WE3TEBH 0ITIE3 adrince of other With 1-e.is Changes and lu lin.s. This Entire Line is equipped irlth Pullman's Palace Sleeping Care, Palace Day Coaches and Chair Cars, Miller's Safety Platform and Coupler and the Celebrated Westinghouse Air Brake. 3"See that your tickets read rla Kaunas City, H , Joaepti &. Council Ulufla Ralrud, Via Omaha and St. Louis. Tickets for sale at cor. Tenth and Farnham streets, and U. P. Depot, Omaha. ST. LOUIS TOBACCO WORKS. JOS.TEHON, Pass. A st. GEO.; BARNARD, Gen'l bupt. ht. Jost'Dh. 3RADDURY, Gen Agent. A. C. DAWES, Gtn'l I'jjs. Agt., M.Joneoh. GUARANTEE. We iTarantec our brand of Strictly Pure White l ead to be freo from Impurities, and will pay $50 in gold for every ounce of adul ;aia'.ion found in this package. uir73m J. fcCIIOONMAKER & SON 10x14 1C, lair quality. 10x14 Ic, best quality 1jxI4 IX 12x12 IC 12x12 IX 14x20 IC 14x20 IX do do do do do 14x20 IXX do 14x20 IXXX li 0 plate DC lOOnUle DX. 100 plate DXX 100 plate DXXX Roofing IC charcoal Roofing IX do I0xI41C coke do do ... do ........, do ...... do ... ... dO mm.mm. do (best quality) do do do do do do 20x23 IC charcoal roofing. 20x78 IC charcoal roofing 64x14 IX charcoal ... 10x20 coke (for cutters)... "dj do do do do do Lirge pn. stf BLOpIyTIN, 8mijn ptt.. ncr i .sntua 13 50 .. 1G50 -14 00 -17 00 .. 15 50 - 17 50 -20 50 -23 50 -23 50 -14 00 .. 17 00 -20 00 ..15 00 .. 16 00 .. 12 50 27 50 , 32 50 .. 28 00 .21(H) LEAD PENCIL S The following Premiums have been awarded for Dixon's American Graphic OR LEAD PENCILS ; Gold Medal of Progress, Vienna, 1873. First PromluM. Clnelnnattl Indus trial Fair, 1873. First Premium Brooklyn, Indus trial Exposition, 1873. VandaliA E.OXTTB B -A. S T. Logout, Hudson & Co., Jlanufantirers, of C7eryaraua o Fino Cut C-asCTing ANU SJIOKIXQ TOBACCO R Holt's Ha.Test King, per do .campion .-.-...-.. Btaldls Eureka . do red... spades aso siioy u. Sowltnd'aKoaUack shorelsD ff ""' do- do polished do do do do black spades do . Moore do polished do do do's "spring point" L II shorels AXES. LJppencotfs Western CroTn.,m do do do b Tfed COFFER MILLS! Parke's No 3, froa box.-.!net do do 103 do -.-. do do 25 Union lr h... eo do 33 do BriUnIa FILES. HsrrraTe.Smlth A Co.;dlconnt American File Co-.-. j0 HAMMERS. Haydole's, A E N". 1, W, 2 Hammond's A E Xn-a ... do do do 4 . do In timer's No I. do do do 2 . do do da. S HATCHjrrS. Morris! shingling, No 1 . do do dc do do do CllW 0 It 25 12 00 10 00 900 12 00 13 00 12 00 1300 1350 IS 00 130 523 73 11 00 13 00 SO pre SOdp 19 00 10 50 1OQ0 13 GO 14 00 37 00 S0O Sheet tin 25 to 36 in do do do do do do Sheet 24 to 35 Inches 1 ZINC. sneei z 10 xo inches per sbee Tinners soldei fpstraVeflnfri do do Ko, I . li half casks -. in 350 B casks- ir sheet. do do Lid metal. roofing- SHEET IRON. First quality, Numbers 16 to 24 do do do iS . do do do 26 . do do io S7 Charcoal, both sides smot He do No 24 do do 0. 4q 4o 27 .junuta, 'o. 34. ao 10 zo .-. do do 27 Russia r-erfe. t 7 to 12 do No. J, stained. Less than lull bundles, add one cent. "A" American lmmltat'n Russia, allNos. Less than full bundle add one tent. - 1335 OS 23 21 0a2 C 6K HJ 2o 23 IS GALVANIZED. No. 14 to 20. do 21 to 24 do 25 to 25 if. 1 do 16 An it do 27 -. do IS do 24 do tn Full bundles discount 15. per cent. COPPER. Braziers C to 9 10 to 12 St. lzuto 100 m do do Shea-bin. 14 and 18 oz Planished, 14 and 16 ox No. 7, S and 9, Planished. BoH copper . - Copper hotinmT BRIGHT WIRE. ?3 " nx 45 42 33 45 43 SO 33 For aniples or Information address the Jos. Dixon Crucible Co., No. 0to6 14 3,8.9 U 10,11 16 13 V 14,14 SO doZ.. f ( 1 ' W Noa.1546 17 13 Orestes Cleevelaiid, Pres't ml 2m, JERSEY CITY. N J, Sioux City & Pacific R. R. The Shortest and ory Direct Route from COU1STCIL BLUFFS TO St. Paul, Minneapolis, And all Point in SOUTHERN IOWA & XISJTESOTa. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS On all nig'nt trains 7ia this route. CONNECTIONS. 1. At U. P. Transfer with Union Pacific Ea(lroad for Omaha 2. At ouncil Bluff, with Kansas City, St. Joe and Counc 1 rluSj Railroad for St. Loul and all points south 3. At liis-ouri Valley with tb,e Chicago and Northwestern railway for t hicago and all points cas'. -i, At Sioux Oty with Sioux City and St. Paul. Illinois Central and Da ot Southern rallroats. Steamers for Upper Missouri RiTer, during niTbutm, and with stages for all points in the Northwest. 5. At Blair w th Omaha and Northwestern railroad for -malM and Southern Nebraska. 6. At Fremont, Nebraska, with the Union Pacific railroad for alt point west and the Pacific coast. 7. At Wlane- with st'ge for Norfolk and all points In Northern eraika- WTii-ket lor aale In Chicago acd North westeii Railway oDces. Te ure your tlckeu read rl S. C 4 p Railway. ' - L. BtraNETT, Snn'L P. C HILLS, Gen. Ticket A'. . GEO. W. OBATTAN, ! ? AfHt, oWj, 3 TliAINS DAtLY ! LEtVE ST. LOUIS AVITII Pullman Palace Cars THB0UGH WITHOUT CHANGS TO- Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, Columbus, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, XXD NEW YORK ArriTal of Trains ftca tie 'West. Our Special Brands: FINE CUTji: LEA UTY. GILT EDGE, S.1IOICI.VGS: JNGLESICE. LULLOX MONTANA. AH Our Tobaccos Stricllj AVaranted. ppici:anu svLKSKoon Cor. Second & Tine Streets, JSr. mai7Imo Iiovis Mo, ONLY O.NE CHANGE TO Cleveland, Suffaio & Boston TICKETS AreforaIc at the Comtmiii'M Olllce. a. as. cariii-r KonmiA Liitntiint t , NI.Lon'M, and at the Principal Hall way Office In the West. C3IAS. BADCOCK, C. E. RCSSELr, S'thftn Pass. Act, Wesfn I-ass. Ag't. Dallas. Texas. Kansas uir, JOHN E. SIMPSON, CIIAS. E. FOLLETT, (Jen'l Supt-, Gen'l Pass. Ag't. a 29U Isdiaxapolis. St. Louis. TTaa.it o ci sxatos Confecticners' Tool Works, PASSENGERS Going East orSouth from Omaha And Points on U. P.R.R., should take th "LIITCOLN EOUTE" ATCHISON & NEBRASKA RAILROAD f S1ZB' oit FELLEB.1 O 9 OOO Or SB;arCoa2odt ConcontratotI, Root and Ilorbal Juice, AutU Billons Crannies. TilX "LITTLE CI.1NT" CAT1X1RT1C or BXuUum la Farvo Physic. Tho novelty of modern Mcdlfai, Chemical (ad pharmaceutical Science. No nsu of any longer taking thu lars?, repulsive and naneeous piilJ, composed of cheap, crude, and balky Ingredients, uhcu we can tr a ca'cful application of chemical BCicnco. cstnrr all tho cathartic and other mtdl Mnal properties from the moec valuable roots anc herbs, and rourcntratc them Into a mlnnta Gran ma. cart ly larger than a mustard eet, that can be readily b allowed by thoeool thamostsens'.tivo rtomachs and fastidious tastes. EicnlittlePurcntlvo 1'ollct represents, lna mo-t concentrated form, n much cathartic power aa Is embodied in any of the Ian;o pills found foe sale in tho drrz shops From their wonderful ca thartic power, in pronortloft to their tlzo, people who have not tried them aro apt to roppoHi that they are hara or drastic in effect, but scch Is not at all tho cat. tho different actit o medicinal prln. ciplesof which they aro composed bein so tar. manizod and mndilcd. one by tho others, ts to produro a mot scnrrhlUaT aud thor ough, yet gcutly and kindly oporatlur cat hart !.. 50O Rrirartl 1 1 hereby offered by tho pro prietor of ,hcso Pellets, to any chembt who, upon analysis vill And in them an Calomel or other forms of rueauxy ot any other tnineral poison. Hclnu entirely vcBCtablc.nojiartfcalsr care la .-equlrcd while u.m them. Ihcy ojo rata without dUtnrbanco to tho constitution, diet, or occupation. For Jaundice, Headache. Constipation, Inipuro Itlood, l'alu lit tho Shoulders, XlcITcucas of tho Chest, Dlzzlnc, Sour ructatIous ot tho Stomach, Had tasto lu lAouth, Bilious nttacks. Pain la region of Kidney, internal Fc-ver, moated fecliittf about Stomicli. ItUBh of Blood to Head. High Col orod Crlne, CiMoclahlllty ii& 1. 100m y torcoouinKi) tako Jlr. Vicrcc'HlMcaMiiita'iirKatlvo Pellets. la cxplans.ion of tho remedial power of my Far- fitio Pellets over f o prcat a va'Iety of discarec. bh to ray that their action upon thn animal economy is uutvors.tl, not a. Claud or tlttuo CNCJliins their suiia tlve iniprcis. A-o docs uot impair thcra; their enftr-coa'Ir!; and being enclosed In Class bottles prccno their xirtttcs unimpaired fot any lcr.;:heftime. in any climate, so that they aro al xrir frch nLd rclublc. which is not tho ca?o with the pilu found in tho drurr storo.pnt np la chiap koo1 or pate-bcard boxes. Recollect that f ira'l dia"cs where a Laxntlvc, Altera (Iro or I'urjratlvo Is indicated, the-m littlo Pellet wilt cho the most perfect Batlsfactioa to all v. Bouocthcm. They nro noM by all enterprising Druggist! at 3 cent a bottle. Do not allow any ilrnpjlst to indues yon 10 laVe anjthiu eli that I a may ssy Is Jnst as pood as my Pcllcto because ho maf.es a larcet S ronton that whi-a ho recommends. Jf your racist cannot npply them, enclose S3 cent and tcccue them oy return miil f-om c. r. rixuziE, or. n ,rnmr,. BUFFALO, N, XI ASK FOll PYLES OK SALERATUS! AND B AELNTG- SODA ! Th.cs. Mills c& Ero ifanulacturers 0 Confectioners'Tools Kathlce 31onlds, Ice Cierm Freexera. &c, N03. 1301 ct 1303 North Eightli fc't, i - PHILADELPHIA, PA. And secure lor themselves tbe choice of Six Popular Routes from AlchLsoii to Chicago and St. Louis, All making Reliable Connections and being rclpptd witi Pahcs D17 ixd 3Ieeping C irr. AH d lay and inconvenience arriving from Ferries am transfer can be avoided West of Chicago and bt. Louis by securing Ticket"! via ATCniSO.V and the ATCniSuS 4fc NEIlKA.SKV R.IILUO.ID. Direct and Reliable' Connections are also made with th A. T. A S. F. R. E. for tbe EST XX USD Sold by Pi'n it. Jleye r A Raapkeand Whitney, liauscrman A Co. CASTLE BROS, IMPORTERS OF ' TEAS AND East India Goods, S13 and 315 FRONT STREET San Franci California. mebCTm PUlTTE talley REAL ESTATE! Samuel C. Smith, LocaPAgent'fortiie U. P. R. R. LANDS, Coliimbus, - XTeb. ' Government Lands Located ! F. P. Lands Sold! ImproTed Farms aadTowHEotsYor Ureat Arkansas Vallej & Colorado, j And with all lines running South to points in Bouuicrn Kansas anu me inuian .territory. Ask for Tickets via LIXCOL & ATCHISON CUA3. C.SMITIX, W. T. WUI Utn'lSupt. thl rts. .ag't. ia2Dtl Afm. KamsM 1 ESTABIHBI ESTASZOBSS 13C(. Propriets: Tjomis Milij. Gio. M. Mills, f ATAtOOUES SESI' AtlsxP.Paehx.j j upcCaapUeaUos. Kli7d4v2si ADVERTISE OK ON LONG- TIME!f SST'Nll ,Commuaication3Cheer- y' fully Answered P'Ja 'Jill, Jt ssslPa aflBBSSP1' Furnishing Goods. lTiirriSE OHBAPESTi t X J. i v i 1 1 'i 1 ti I, fJ5i i i 1, ill i .1 1 - a aaJMssm fe-: - .K WA, L ""fr