THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY AUGUST 19 , 1881.
SALT LAKE SITTINGS ,
Hot Weather There the Past
' * Two1 Weeks-A Good Out
look for Crops.
' ' '
. , j SAllrond'BwiliUnK nntl Other NOWII
CorrcJX ] > ndencc o ( The Il < c.
„ , Oonnx , UTAH August lf > . The
past two weeks has been probably ns
wxrm weather as h.is ever been expe
rienced in Utah. The thermometer
nt times rose to about 100 decrees , but
the nights being cool , people wcro
able to stand this heat better than in
places where hot nights follow ex-
'cessivcly hot days. This in tome heat
lias produced sotno sickness among
children and old persons , but the mor
tality is remarkably small for a town
the size of this. This week wo have
had some showers of rain , and now it
is more pleasant. The coming of
heavy rains in August is something
entirely now in this valley. Rain
does not usually fall hero between the
Jirst of Juno and October , and the
showers of the past few days is an
other evidence that our climate is
undergoing a change. Lands nro now
producing good crops of small grain ,
were ton years ago it" would have
been impossible for the same class of
grain to produce the most Bc.uity
growth without irrigation , and yet this
class of dry farming ia now spread
over a very largo extent of country.
Betncon Ogden and Salt Lake City
there is probably 100,000 bushels of
wheat this season , which was rown
on lands without irrigation , mid which
up to the past four or five years wore
desert , covered with a scanty growth
'of sagebrush , while the dry , sandy
soil scorned incapable of producing
crops , This land will next season bo
'provided with means for irrigating.
A ditch , haying a base twelve feat
n wide , with sloping sides , ia to take water
from Weber river , in the canyon near
Devil's Gate , and convoy it to the
" bcnoh-landa in the valley of the Great
Salt Lako. Tliis canal will carry water
to the depth of thrco foot a distance
of nine miles , and then bo convoyed
in smaller canals to various points , so
arf to irrigate twenty or thirty thou
sand acres of land and make it among
the most productive in Utah. In the
canyon a lltnno will have to bo con
structed , requiring 250,000 foot of
lumber. Of course such an enterprise
requires the combination of capital ,
and this corporation ia known ns the
Central Cimal company. The
question of water rights and irri
gation has always been of
great importance in Utahj nnd
I constantly becomes of more impor
tance as the country is being settled
up. Climatic changes will 'doubtless
very much raliovo tlio necessity of
, irrigation , in time , as the rain belt is
moving west and has already changed
the arid plains of Western Nebraska
.and Eastern Wyoming to fertile lands ,
and clothed them with rich grasses.
Nature acorns to prepare the country
for the habitation of man as fast as it
appears necessary for the population
t of ilonsor localities to seek now homes
in the wilds of America. It haa ever
' been thus in this country , and wo pro-
I- . * ' , nunie will continue to bo so until our
entire domain bccqmcs densely nopu
Ii latou with people , nnd lines of fast
communication shall reach every
.plain , mountain and gorgo.
Railway rumblings are heard on ,
every side , and tlio various schemes
now planned and in progress in Utah
will ; if carried out , soon make Utah
noted for the extent of railways with
in the territory. In Suit Lake City a
largo throo-story building is filled
with offices and drafting rooms for
the clerical and engineering work of
the Denver & Rio Grande railway
company. It is made the western
hindquarters of this road , and within
the post few wooka this lariro build
ing was rented , and a very largo
force of men put to work in the in
terest of the Utah branch of the com
pany. Papers have been filed covering -
ing 2,370 miles of road which the
company proposes to construct as rap
idly as possible , and which will bo
connected with their Colorado , Now
Mexico and tyoxico system. The energy
orgy displayed gives hope of an earl ;
completion of u greater portion of thii
system , and of our soon having an
other eastern outlet by this narro-\
guago road. The company will have th
line completed from Siilt Lake to tli >
Coalvillo coal mines tliis fall , and it i
honed that many months will not pass
before the Pleasant Valley coal mines
will supply Suit Lake with choapci
coal than the city 1ms heretofore had
To the north of UK railway buildinj
is being pushed by the Utah & Northern
orn in Montana , and parties in the in
terest of the Union Pacific , the Cen
tral Pacific , the Utah & Wyomingant
other companies nro busily surveying
nil the passes and looking up praotica
routes for railway lines all ever this
inter-nipuntaiiioua country , so thai
the air is full of minors of what is to
bo done in the near future ,
So many men in Utah aio nwaj
from homo working on railway build
ing that there is a lack of labor for
harvesting the crops.
Citizens of Ogden had a rich troa
the past week in the visit of the Snl
Lake Tabernacle choir , which cam
here and gave a concert in Lester park
It is seldom better music is heard thai
upon this occasion , ' The Ogde :
/ choir also took part and no
miitted themselves with honor. Thcs
choirs lead the singing at all th
services in the Tabernacles , Mormo
churches , and nro composed of person
well versed in musio. On all occa
sions of friendly visits of Bingingclub
or bands between Salt Lake and Og
den , or other localities , cheap cxcur
eion rates are provided and people g
in great numbers. Such excursion
are quite frequent during the uumiiio
nnd fall.
Mining matters in Utah are or
buoyant than for several years , am
there is moro activity in prospecting
Good minus are changing bands at remunerative
munerativo prices , and wo look fo
much brighter times for this class o
industry. The Ontario mill producei
its greatest yield for aiiy ono inontl
in the post month-July. Forth
thirty-one day * the forty stamp mil
.produced bullion to the value of 203
ft"
U . u
04. . The mine is ( uniing out nbout
line tons of milling ere per tiny ,
> csilc ? n Inrftoqimntity of lower nute ,
rliicli n pilcil on tlio Jump for future
vorkinif. Tlio mill cnislics nlwut
ovcnty-fivc tons per day. The mine
s worked to the depth of
800 feet in ono shrift ,
GOO , fofct in another , and n new nlmft
is now down 100 feet over which is to
10 plncoil hoisting works and pump-
IIR machinery for Working to ft depth
I 3,000 feet. A tunnel over ono
lilo long li.ifl been started to run
rom the mill to the mines , nnd in
imo the works nt 1'nrk City , whcro
ho mine nnd mill nro located will
ivnl the extensive operations of Yir-
inla City in former times , should the
xpcctntions of expert mining men
o realized. Ogdcn will have her first
tiartz mill in operation vithinn fou
ays when the imluro of our i/old cres
vill ho tested , It is believed thin plnco
s soon to ciiino into protnincnco na a
nining centre. Lack of capitnl , nnd
ho fact that the minornl lics dcep ,
1,11 retarded pro rces in all mining
jpcrntiims iicnr this city , but the
abort ) of tliis Reason in ay change nil
his nnd bring capitnl to develop
nines nnd erect mills here.
The fruit crop in Utah this season
3 immense. Shipments nro being
made from Ogdcn to various points in
Colorado , Wyoming , and to Idaho
nd Montana. 0dcn ! { ia Rending
bout fifteen car loads of potatoes to
/olorado per week now , while that
tale draws largely from us for ilour
nd wheat. X ,
From Wilfioiivlllo. Not ) .
orrcuponpcnco of The Itcc !
WiwoKViLu : , Nob. , August 10.
? ho above named town ia situated in
lie Beaver valley , J.wolvo miles aouth-
ast of Cambridge. It is not a largo
own but , like many other places in
Nebraska , ia a good place for one , and
vo believe yet it it had the inhabi-
anco , capital , and houses it ] might
icconio a city of some importance ,
.like most towns on the frontier it
ad its "boom , " but after Cambridge
as located on the B. it. M. BO near
, the trade naturally drifted to
10 latter place ,
Mr. L. M. Wilson , the pioncor
lerchant , atill keeps _ a woll-
ssorted general merchandise store ,
nd Messrs. Bexroad it Wilson
audio drugs nnd hardware , and Mr.
miner has a blachsmith shop. A
ow M. E. church is being erected
nd will be completed before cold
vciither. But outside of the town
lie settlers can truly boast of the
nest lauds and the best crops of any
n the county. No place in the lie-
mblican valley did wo sco a moro
avorablo prospect for n good crop.
i'ho farmers in the pufc few years
lave had several failures , and conso-
uieiitly do not have enough faith in
heir labor to put in their crops as
hey should bo put in. Should our
armors in the East put their crops in
so carelessly they would expect nothing
> ut failure. Wo noticed that most of
, ho corn had been plowed but once
it fartherest twice , and yet Homo of
his ivill yield ever thirty bushels per
acre. Had they have rowed their
corn both ways and plowed it three
imts , they might as well have in-
sroased it ton bushels per acre at least.
This section has had timely rains
.hroimhout the season , and to-night a
refreshing rain irf falling , which will
inauro corn to bo a sure crop.
The farmers nro beginning to turn
heir attention to stock-raising. Mr.
Thomas Gibson has just returned
'rom Texas with n ilock ot seventeen
m ml rod sheep , which are to bo kept
n the valley. Hay is found in abui-
dance along the licavor bottom , and
ho uplands are covered with the short
hough nutritious buihdo grass , which
veil adapts this region for grazing ,
and which wo believe in a few yoais
will become the exclusive occupation
of its .inhabitants , SKTAII.
Notes Irom Doll-
Corruipomlcnco of The Iluo ,
BELL , BUTLER Co. , NUB. . Angus I
ID. As wo are constantly reading
nbout this and that kind of tree nol
counted under the "timber culture
act , " please publish this report received
coivod n few days since from the com
missioner nt Washington , Lot ex <
changes copy and all interested preserve <
servo for future reference :
"Tho following classes of trees are
recognized by this ollico ns timber
in the moaning of the law , viz. ; Ash
aider , birch , buech , black walnut
bass wood , black locust , cedar , chest
nut , cottonwood , elm , fir , including
sprueo , hickory , honey locust , laich
maple , including box elder , oak , pine
plane tree , otherwise called cottoi
tree , buttonwood , or sycamore , sorvici
tree , otherwise called mountain ash
white walnut , otherwise called butter
nut , white willow and white wood
otherwise called tulip tree ,
llemombor the nbove is right fron
headquarters nnd can be dopondet
upon. Your * , truly ,
E. A. BUOK :
Nevada' * Block of Oraiiito.
Territorial CnterprUc.
The block of granite which Nevada
contributes to be placed in the Wash
iiijjton monument was yesteiday receiving
ceiving the finishing touches at tin
hands of the sculptor , John Barratt
The lost of the silver letters in tin
name of thu state was just being lo
into thu panel. Those letters are o
solid silver , are nbout as thick as i
silver dollar , some six inches in heigh
nnd of proportionatowidth. They nn
so neatly htted into the solid gniniti
that the joint is almost invisible
Above the word "Nevada" is doopl ;
cut in the granite the motto of the
slate , "All for our country , " and bo
low the date. 1881. The fiaiiroa o
the date will bo plated \ \ ith gold
The granite composing il is the henvi
cat ever set'ii. That part which i
polivhod is almost blue in color , whili
the remainder presents u Bomowhn
gray appearance.
Buolillu'i Arnica Salvoi
Tito best salve in thu world fur outs
bruises , sores , ulcers , salt rheum
fever sprea , teller , chapped hands
chillblains corns and all kinds o
(
akin eruptions. This salve is guaranteed
antood to give perfect satisfaction it
every case or money refunded. Price
25c per box , For sale by
Ian & McMAiio.v , Omaha.
BEATRICE BRIEFLETS.
Notes From the Chief City of
the Southern Counties of
Nebraska.
Largo Stock Intoro tii-BlR Im
provements Going On.
Correspondence of The Ike.
BKATUH-B , August 15. This city
ms better water power nnd bettor
wilding alone than any other i.i . the
state , Its churches , schools , mills ,
elevators and its two rival lines of
railroad are all important factors in its
lolid prosperity.
Had I the time or space it would bo
easy to write half a dozen columns
about Beatrice. Jt has grown from a
n-olty village to the commanding posi-
ion of the chief city of the southern
counties since your correspondent
first told Tin : Bun readers nbout it.
We love Beatrice because its people
are whole-souled , enterprising and
vithal refined , and because itn sur
roundings are charming. Hero hill
Hid dale , shady groves , rushing rivers
mid the more advanced bcautica of a
cultivated landscape delight the eye.
Tin : son.
. . wonderful for its productive power ,
rho railroad cuts demonstrate thai
ts depth varies from five to fifteen
: eet , nnd it ia rich aa oil and black as
i "nigger" minstrel. This loam baa a
clayey subsoil , and taken all together
t cannot bo boatdn for fanning p ir-
) osca in the United States of America.
JVUIM 1MIOUUCTH.
The crops , owin to the prosonl
.season being exceptionally dry
and hot , arc fair to poor.
301110 fields can bo shown whore
corn will yield probably seventy
usliols to the acre , but on the whole
ho products of Gage county , cattle
jxcoptod , , will this year go so much
> clew the average yield of former
ears , that the falling off ia scarcely
nado good by the vastly increased
crcago , but
THE STOCK INTERESTS
ro now Iho pride nnd glory of the
loatrico people. Why , who would
upposo that this town , nearly two
lundrcd miles from Indianola and the
attlo ranches , was shipping east an
ivorago of § 7 < > ,000 worth of cattle
iiil ( hogs every month , and yet
ianker Smith assures me that suuh ia
ho fact.
The Wool clip of Gage county ag-
[ regatea half a million pounds nnd
hero are more sheep hero than in
ihy thrco other Nebraska counties.0
Messrs , Hosaick & Wyatt are car-
ying on the feeding business on a
argq scale. Cattle men with heavy
'
: apit'al have found more profit in this
nisinc.w than in the precarious win-
oring of vast herds on the bleak
ilains , where the percentage of loss ia
always considerable , nnd sometimes
startling.
HOKSEH.
In a Beatrice stable I waa shown
'our of the finest atalliona belonging
, o ono firm that can bo found cny-
whcro in the west. Two were Per-
choron Norman ; ono was an im
ported animal , Ronford , weight 1,750.
See atud book , vol. 1 , page 1-14. Such
a horeo aa tliis is worth a great deal tea
a now state like ours , whcro there ia
so much broncho blood in our low
jrado iorscs. Then there is next a
jcantiful , pure , cream-white Arabian
stallion , slender , graceful ami perfect
n proportion , and so gor/no , obedient
uul intelligent , that no lover of the
dorse could fail to admire him. Then
tlio Clydo3dalo'a l OO-pound beauty ,
with limbs that toll of giant strength.
Wheeler & Wood own the four an
imals , and will exhibit them nt the
state fair , '
THE MKNNONITKS
have now lived in this city i/nd / vicin
ity for four ycarsj mid everyone speaks
of them in the highest terms. Sober ,
industrious , peaceable , honest am
wealthy , they nro iiulood u rich ac <
quisition anywhere.
Some of the finest farms in Gagt
county now belong to these nooplo
all of whom are German , not Russia !
Mennonites. Ono of the largcat him
her yards in southern Nebraska is
owned by Mr. Wiobo , one of the
leading memben of that church , am
he ia doing a big business with nl
classes of people.
IMI'UOVKMK.VIS.
It would bo ust-lesa to attempt ai
itemization of them. Sullice it to sa ;
that the fine brick and cut-ston'
structurea of Beatrice will bo nearl ,
doubled this season. Mr. John Pan
nor with his choose factory ia succeed
ing finely and is turning out 1,50 , (
pounds a day , all cream cheese a
that. lie utilizes over seven hundre
cows.
I don't ' know as hotel items ough
to come under the head of improvements
monts nnd yet that is sometimes th
case , so here goes : The Pacific ha
passed into the hands of Mr. W. I1
Ronshaw ; further comment is quit
unnecessary.
rOLITH'H
are getting warm around the cour
house for the old Paddock rooster
have read BOIIIO hieroglyphics on tin
wall beginning , "mono mono. " Th
people here nro heartily sick of the ox
Bowitor and all his political friends
Ho is rated hero for what lie is woith
Those people know him. He servoi
his term in the senate without ae
complishing ono single tiling Urn
could directly or indirectly bonofn
Beatrice. As a cypher ho was i
greater success , if possible , thai
grandmother Saunders , and every one
outsideof his own contracted ring re
joicod when Van Wyck was electei
in his place. Like all ox-senators o
the small bore pattern , ho ia n bogga
for the crumbs that fall from otlicia
tables.
"How are the mighty fallen ? '
Thorp are several of his henchmen stil
inoftico. [ There is ono ( bass ) Drum lion
that is always making a noise abou
dynamiting the respectable people o
the town who won't ' worship at thi
Paddock shrine , This Drum ia liabl
to be drummed out of the postotlici
before ho knows it if ho continues 10
abuse his bettors ,
LAND OFFICE.
Some ono is responsible for sonic
thing queer at the land ollico here. It
lie olden limes , when government
and was everywhere instead of no
where , ns is now the case , the officials
voro obliged to pay clerks front prl-
ate funds that belonged to themselves
iidividtially , but now , when there is
lothing for the officials to do , the
J. S. government pays n clerk
no hundred dollars n month to do it.
Veil , now I presume there are those
vho will "cim" when they read this
otter , but for their benefit I will say
hat I have only kind fcolinea for
hat genial gentleman Mr. Paddock.
never , to my knowledge , met Mr.
3rum , and I don't know ono Paddock
member of the county rings , but ,
ovcrthelc. " " ) , I have reason to believe
hat my imtormnnt spoke the truth ,
ind so as a reporter , I rcnort. AVe have
aid much about lands , and written
ucli about Beatrice , but have given
10 information that niiplit aid n man
n ascertaining the details , Scholl &
3cachly will answer all inquiricr in
regard to lot or lands , nnd ifxyoti
hould come to this city nnd Mr.
3onchly should take charge of you ,
hero ia nothing on earth that can be
tone to help you along thr.t ho will
lot do. l'r ' one whole day Mr.
lenchly devoted hia time to help THE
JEE , simply because THE BEE was a
; oed paper and ho liked it. and it
vould say a good word for his town
hat might add n few more to the
3,000 that now have homes hero.
For business review sec Cth page.
RANO Kit.
Our Glorious Independence.
What can bo moro glorious than to be
independent ofyulFeihig , cnuxcdby < 1yr > e ] > -
sin , Indigcntum , cnii timtlon | , Hick hcnd-
iche , or other dfoeancii emanating from
.liu Hliinincli. Thin cnn be easily unined
> y n timely ntc of Burdock Dlood Jiltterp.
Prlco 81.00 , trial aizu 10 cents. codlw
Great German
REMEDY
run
RHEUUK ,
NEURALGIA ,
SCIATICA ,
LUMBAGO ,
BACKACHE ,
GOUT ,
SORENESS
oruiE
CKEST ,
SORE THROAT ,
Quinsr ,
SWELLINGS
SPRAINS ,
FROSTED FEET
AND
EARS.
i.SU
SCALDS ,
Or.HERAL
BODILY PAINS ,
TOOTH , EAR
inn
HEADACHE ,
llfD
ACHES.
1'rfriaratfoa on earth , equati fir. jAenns OIL ai
mrr , SUHE , SIMI-LK tin CHEAP Internal IlcmtJjr.
A trtkl entalU tut tliacomiaratively tnnlng outlay f
iU Cc.Mt , and every one iiuftrlng with [ iln ctu hart
heap and poilUte t ri > cf of lu claim.
UIIIECTIU.NS I.V ELEU..N LANGCAOU.
IOI.D BY All DRUDQISTS AND DtAltRS III HtOICIMt.
A. VOGELER & GO.
Hnltitnore. Mil. . V.B.A.
Cornell College.
The CUstllcal , PhllOBOplilcal , Sclentincand Civ.
it KnKlnecrin ) , ' Courses compare fa\orably will
the beat collen"ca In the country.
Spcciilad\antaicaarui'l cn1n the rrcparato <
ry anil Normal Department ! ! , and In the Conscrv.
atory of Music.
Twenty Profe or and Tenchers.
Superior IIuildlnr , Jluscum , Laboratory an I
Amvxratus.
Expenses Low. Fall term opens Hcpt. 16.
For c.it.iloziic or othorinfarmatlon , addrcsa
H'liKS. WM. F. KINO , D. I ) . ,
Jy 12 d&w2m Mt. Vernon , Iowa.
Business College ,
THE GREAT WESTERN
QEO. R. RATHDUN , Principal.
Creighton Block ,
OMAHA , NEnilASKA
2TSend for Cin-ular tiOv.iiO.liMt
RAGiNE COLLEGE !
A COLUXSi : AND ( IKAMMAll SCHOOL
THE BEST SCHOOL I BOYS
For terms Address Dr. Stevens
Barker , warden of Racine College
Racine. Wis. jy22dw.lm _
To Nervous Sufferers
THE CHEAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Spocifli
It ti a | > osUtocure | for Spvnuatorrhin , Sijmlnn
IVcokncM , linpotancy , nnd nil dUoanci rcjullln
front Mf-Abuie , o < ili-nt.il Anxlct ) , Lou ,
Muuory , I'alna lu tlio Hack or Siilo , nnd disease
- -u -m = r- t i t
Insanity an
null Krai
The bWlfl
Medicine 1
being use
with wonder
( Ul klk-CCil.
iUW.Sfn n jt mxTKi cn. I'mmililet
tent In e to all. Write ( or tUoui and fit lull jar
tlculnn.
Price , Siieclfle , 81.00 per packajc , or elx pack
gn ( or J5 00. Addruw all order * to
II. SIJISO.V JIKDICINB CO.
KOI. 101 and 100 llaln bt. liullalo , N , Y.
SoKl In Omaha by 0. I. Ooodiiian , J.V. . Ilcl
J. K lib , and all urufclsUeteryMlierr.
SOANTLUTS
Seamless Evaporator
ANl >
, "SOUTHERN"C/1HE / HILL.
OESr CLASS SORGHO MACHIEB' '
AT tint inn nmu.
C nil for Dtscrlptlri Frlct Lilt.
THOS. ECANTUN&SON ,
13VAN8VILLE. IND.
( ( in ( til l\iftr ,
1m
. NA&ll ulll take notice that on the I'M
AK. of July , Itol , Charlu Ilrurultn. ju > tlu
of the fvMe , lir t prccliiit , IMii Uic-ouuy , N , b.
iMiieil an order of attachnu nt for 818.00 in nn ai
tlon jiriidiiii ; before Idni.wlicriln U. K. Hainan I :
jilaliitilt and A , K , Nn h defendant. That inoncj
duo jou hta bciu attached under bald order
fciMiiuiMuu tontlnuud tutho ttli ) of-Auirutt
IStil , at 1 oMotk K. m.
dltculw. a K. HAMAN. Plaintiff
BOGGS & HILL ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No. 1508Farnluun Street ,
Orriri Nortb tide , ot > p. Orantl Central Hotel.
Mm. .1. n. llolicrtson , I'lttsburir , I'ft. , write' , " '
a fiuflerinir from Central deblliti , ant of i > ) v
petite , comtlpation , etc. , o that We M l > nr-
leu ; after mliijt llurdock Illood Hitler * I felt bet-
er than for jtar . 1 cannot praise jour Hitters
oo hmcli. "
It. Ollilrt , of Unffixlo. y > Y , , write ? ! "Your
Iliirilock Illood ItittcrH , In ilironlc illuiw * ofthe
deed , _ lUcr nnil klilnr\9 _ , liaie licen
witlistiew * . IhtHc n ol thtm
\lth lie t results for torpUlltv of the lUcr , nnil In
cne of a friend of inlnu milTcrlnjr from ilroi | y ,
ho ( flcitvn marvelous.
Ilnieo Turner , UoehrMer , X. Y. , writer ; I hate
LII utilijcct to strloiH dlsiirilcr of the Uilno ) * .
anil mialilo to ntUncl to Mi lncti : Iltmlotk Illooi'
titter : ) relicMil me litforohalf aliottlc wanned ,
[ feel confident that they "III intlalj cure me"
. AwnUh Hall , Illncliampton , X Y. waltc
"I suflcreil with a ( lull jnln tlirotisli my ltd
iinjr mid tlioiiMu. Iioit my splritn , a ] < ] > ctitcani1
rotor , and couhl wlthilllTUiilt } Keep up all iliy.
Tool ; jour Iturdmk lloo ! < l Hitter * M iiln < ctcilJnnd
ha\uflt ( no { inln since lint wick atlir u
Mr. Noih Itatei , Clmlro , N. Y , . write * : "About
four years tga 1 luul IXM attack of lilllloun lexer ,
and ncur fully recovered. My dljfcnthe or iuis
were wuixkinol , and 1 would be completely pros-
tratid fordiJK. Aftci uslmrtwo bottlej ofonr
Hill-dock Illood Illttirt the liuiiroxcmcnt vaifo
tlillilothtt t watiutoiiJOictl. lean now , though
01 ; jwirs of age , do ft fair and reasonable da ) '
work , "
C. Illackct Kohln < on , proprietor of Tlio Canada
I'reihjterian , Toronto. Out. , wrltn ; "For j earl
I suflured prcatly from oft-reciirrlnj , ' lieadachc. I
used J our Ilunlock Itlood HltterH with happleit
rnultx , and 1 now find mjsLJf In better health
than for rmrs just. "
MM. AVnltace. Iluffalo , X. Y. , writes :
lined Burdock Illood Illttcre for lien om and bil
lion * hemUehcs , and m recommend It to an j one
for billiousnces. "
MM. Im MiillhollamI , Albany , ti. Y , rites :
"Koi ( ic\cral > carH I ha\o uulTcrcd from oft-reeiir
rln .Ijllllous huiulachc' ) , d > ? i > cMla ] , and com-
iilainu I'cc'ullar to my KC\ . Slnconlng \ jour
lurdock Illood Hitters I am entirely relieved. "
rice , SI.00 per Dottle ; Trial Dottlci 10 CU
FOSTER , MILBUENCo , , , Props ,
BUTFALO , N. Y-
Bold at wholesale by Iih & HcMMion and 0. F.
Goodman. jo ! ! 7 eed-mc
NOTICE fO CONTRACTORS.
Scaled proposals wlllbu rceelu'd by the IloariJ
ofCounty Commissioners cif Dou h < Countv , > c-
liraaka , until TlmreJny , PcpUinlier 1st , lt > Slat2
oMock p. in. , for the enttlon of a court hou o
tiuildlni ; at Omaha , in said county , liinetordaneu
with ii'ansaml fiwclfliat omm.ulo hy K. K. MJCIH ,
architect , and now on tile In thu county ckrk't
ollko. liich bid must be accoiiijanlcd by a fjooil
Mill sntlldcnt bond In thu mm of ll\o thousand
dollars , eomlltioiiul ihattlieblddcrMlll enter into
contract and Kite a xood and Kiitllcientho'ul tor tin.
'althful ' pcrfonnanio of the wnrk should the
eaniR bo awarded to him. Spccineatlonn will be
'urnlshud upon application to the county clerk.
5cparatn bids for tlin tovural parts of the build
up will bo considered and nil proK ] > s l3 nui.-t be
made upon schedule" prepared hy the architect
iml fiirnNhcd on application to the county clerk.
The Hoard reserves the rljht to reject any or al'
Ml.
Ity order of the Hoard of Countv Conimlo-Ion
ers. JOIIXIU MANCIIE&TKII ,
Onnha , Aug 11 , leM. County Clerk.
AND STILLTHE LION
CONTINUES TO
Roar for Moores ( )
Harness
AND Saddlery.
Ihaio adopted the Lion ns n Trade Mnik , am
all ray Roods ill bo STAMPED with tht UO.
and my NAME on the same. NO GOODS Alth
GENUINE WITHOUT THU A110VK SIASU'S
The best material Is used and the mont tklllu1
uorkuicn are cmploj cd , and at the low est casl
price. Anjono wibhinjraprlco-llst of good nil
confer a fa\or by sending for one. *
DAVID SMITH PJ1QORE.
PROPOSALS FOR FILLING AL
LEY.
Sealed propo ala will bo reuhed hy the under
feigned until 1'riiay , August IDth , at I'i o'c-lotK
noon , for the fllllii - of the alley In block S , tali
block Is locateil between Webster , California am
14th and 16th street * , In the city of Omaha , tali
work to bs done subjctt to the appiotal of th
city engineer. Ilids niiikt bo anompanlid l j
the proiwMal surety under the titual conditions
ad ! bids w 111 bo opened nt the regular inietlii
of the city coumll Auru , > t SAI , Itsl. Thu clt.
revert CD the riiiht to rtject any and nil bldx. hn
\ ulojios containing i-ald pro)0 | ) d bliould be mark
cd "I'roposala f6r KilliiiL' Alley In Illocl 8 , " an
delivered to thu undersigned not later than III
time abovcspec'.llod ' , J. J. L , , C , JKWKTT ,
C'it.vUlcrk.j
DK VEAUX'S
WASHING MACHINE
The Only Machine that WilDe
Do just as is Advertised.
It Will Wash Faster
It Will Wasli Gleaner ,
It Will Wash Easier ,
It Will require no Rubbing
It will do a large family
Washing in 30 Minutes ,
It Will IWnsU Equally well ! wltli
Hard or Salt Water-
U doci aw ay with wa h bollcr and a h boardi
and utll ) uj ( orlUclfin dill and the wwrof
clothe * In a monli ,
No steam In the kitchen. X child 10 jean o !
can do the \\a > liiii ; ( uter than any \\oman lan
" ' - ' Jl tlioclotliei.
IAN. Sl'LUVAN fcbONS' ,
dim 1110 IVxrnhaui Stntt ,
WISE'S '
Axle Grease
NEVERTXUMS !
- - 4M . . .u > . u turn bcratcbe * and at
kindi ofwruo oa Horse icd Stock , u vull u on
OLARK&WISE.Manuf'B . ' ,
386 Illinois Street , Chicago.
* ySEND FOR PHICE3. Je SI eio-l > i
DEWEY & STONE ,
FURNITURE !
ORCHARD & BEAN , J. B , FRENCH & CO , ,
C A R P ETSI G R O C E ft SI
The Largest Stock and Most Com
plete Assortment in
, The West.
' ' ? ' f
.
i .1
' j
We Keep Everything in the Line of Carpets , Oil-
ciotlis , Matting , Window-shades , Fixtures
and Lace Curtains.
' '
' ' '
WE HAVE GOODS TO PLEASE EVERYBODY ,
,313 Farnkam St. , Omaha.
THE GREAT WESTERN GLOTHINC HOUSE.
M. HELLMAN & CO , ,
Spring Suits ! All Styles !
IMMENSE STOCK AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,
The Largest Clothing House lest of Chicago-
jA Department for'Children's Clothing ,
We have now an'assortmont of Clothing of all kinds , Qent'a
Furnishing Goods in great varietyand a heavy stock of Trunks ,
Valises , Hats , Caps , &c. These goods are fresh , purchased from
the manufacturers , and will be sold at prices lower than ever
before made.
We Sell for Cash and Have but One Price.
A large TAILORING- FORCE is employed by usand worn
SUITS TO ORDER on very short notice.
1301 andl303'iC hamasT.Sco rv 13t h
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
ISH & McMAHON ,
1406 DOUGLAS STREET , MAHA , NEB.
The [ Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska , '
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS ,
) ) IS-ine