2 THE OMAHA DAILY J5EE : FRIDAY SEPTEJMDER 2 , 1881. li
ALMA.
Close of the Republican Vnlley
Teachers' Institute.
Other Mnttern of Gonernl and
Local Interest.
iT of Tito Hoe.
AI.M\ , August 27.Tholtci > nblicni )
, Valley I mtiuito anil Notnml school
composed of the tunolicrs of tlio coun
ties of Webster , Vraiiklin , llailan ,
I'urnas , Tliolps , Gospur , Hed Willow
niiil Hitchcock , lost niglit closed their
tlirco woeW inlcrestiii } , ' session at
this place , most Bticccs'jfully and am-
iriciously. Tlie uork anil supurvision
of thu term has boon under the tlhec-
timi of Professor A. II. .Johiiion. ol
Seward , mid Ihirlan County School
Superintendent .T. A. Piper , assisted
by his brother , Prof. U IV. Piper , of
this place , and to say that these gentlo-
ineu liavo inado n complete success of
this enterprise is but to repent what
everybody says and to p.iy them a
mcagro compliment. Prom its Incep
tion , to its termination , every day has
been not only ono of interest , but
each day seemed an advance on ita
predecessor HO that the interest' , en
thusiasm , and hard work has been
tinintermittcd from the commence
ment to thu close. It lias also been
profitable to every attendant in the
best sense and highest decree. In nil ,
about seventy-two teachers have been
present most of whom remained dur
ing the whole of the session. Prof.
Johnson and Superintendent Piper ,
of this county , have been truly inde
fatigable early iiiul late and have won
the highest encomiums for the nble ,
impartial and judicious management
of the Institute , creating an tiiilliy-
fjiiig interest BO that tlio most valu
able instruction has been imparted to
all who have- participated in the exer
cises and teachings of the entire three
weeks' session.
Wo have had the pleasure of at
tending several Normals , but never
one where there seemed a brighter
sot of teachers and better spirit mani
fested than in this ono. The univer
sal good feeling and attention paid
to the daily work in hand lias
been remarkable , and that
good results will follow
will bo exemplified in thoRovenxl coun
ties represented by ovorv teacher pres
ent can not be doubted. Indeed everyone
ono has been renewed und strengthened
for the battle of the school , and wo
arc confident not ono will leave un-
prolitod by his or her teachings and
instructions hero received.
During the term the institute was
happily visited by the ntato superin
tendent , W. W. W. Jones , who , be
sides taking a lively interest in the
Hamo , gave the teachers and general
public a most felicitous and able lee-
turo on the three great citicn , "Jloinc ,
Athens and Jerusalem , " which was
highly applauded and appcciated by
the generous audience ,
Wo have nlno had dnriug the term
the lecture , witli some illustrations ,
of George S. Fulton , on "Japm : ul
the Japanese , " a subject which was
highly spoken of and appreciated liy
his hearers.
Professor Johnson also lectured on
"Pike's Peak , and the Cave of tlio
Winds , " and "A Guide to the Ambi
tious , " with groativ satisfaction and
marked applause to the largest auili-
c-ncos ever gathered in the court loom
of the county.
The amount of work done lias boon
in arithmetic , algebra , grammar , read
ing , pronunciation and punctuation ,
book-keeping , geography , phj'sical ,
mental mid general , school discipline
and government , civil government ,
moral suasion and moral training ,
analysis and composition , history , di
dactics , definitions and classification ,
penmanship , orthography , spelling
and physiology , and their exposition
has been thorough , practical ; method
ical , instructive and interesting to the
greatest possible decree for the time
allotted to each subject matter food
for thought that will not bo forgotten.
The practical blackboard demon-
ntrations have been clear and decid
edly vigorous , at times eliciting generous -
orous applause specially by Missus
Piper , Middleton , Uuck , Kobbins and
Coulson , and by Messrs. Heath , lion-
filoy , Taylor , Way , liirdsall and others ;
the most valuable suggestions of Prof.
Johnson constantly being rewarded by
rminstaking hearers , tmd will be classed
ono of the most interesting features of
tlio course of instruction and illustra
tion.
tion.The
The application by the teachers has
been assiduous ami laborious , notwith
standing the extreme heat of the sea *
BOH , and Prof. Johnson and Superin
tendent Piper won golden opinions
from lirnt to last as eminently nualilied
for the good work they had in hand.
The assistance lendered by the
county superintendent , Allen of Fur-
nas county , Nuttlelon of Hed Willow
county , .Miller of Franklin county ,
Hopwood of 1'liolps county , and .Sny-
dor of Hitchcock , has boon happy and
generous and fully appreciated through
the entire course.
The tiiuUo , a banquet and festival on
Friday night , gotten up and given bj
the liberal-hearted hidiea and citi/.cimol
Alma , was higly pleasing and enjoyed
by a largo , appreciative mid enthusi
aatic audience. The exercises of tin
evening opened with instrumonta
music , under the leadership of Mr
Grundy , one of the teachers , who pre-
aided at the organ , and a mmg fron
the teachera1 glee club. This w.is fol
lowed by n well chosen and olcujuon
address to the members of the msti
tuto and citizens by Judge Fisher , wh
was responded to in a very neat , polished
ishod and able manner by Miss Ad
F. Uuck , of Red Wilow county , am
who was feelingly and heartily chcoroi
by the outiro audience , Thou fol
lowed another spirited eong by th
glee club and excellent recitations b ;
Prof. Hirdsall and Miss Blanch
Conldin , both being greeted wit !
liearty applause. After another turn
the festival followed and all panic
pated in and enjoyed the ilow of rer
aon and feast of good things to thei
Jieart'ajjonteiit , and it was not unt
the "wee sma' houru" commence
their diurnal preparations for tlio at
vent of another day that faiowull
were the fashion that
" 1'aifwdl ! uoixl that. hnth htnui un
must IH- ,
A feound that niako. lu linger , jet , fan
well. "
Tlio first inbtituo in the llepublica
valli-y was a grand success , and 111
satisfaction aitd instruction all that
could bo reasonably desired. Tlieic
cnn bei mi dmtbt lliat the icsults ac
complished will bo commensurate
with the hopes and expectations of all
wild took pnit in the exercises , and
that they will bo lasting none need
doubt. Certainly no oilier institute
\\ill bo better nppi related in our
goodly state , and wo believe ita ui-
poiior will be very hard to find or
chronicle by the piess.
Truly.vows LIVK OAK.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
By mi AttoniUni * Physician at , tlio
President's Bnilslilo-
Wellington Tdpfc'Mm to Tlio Inter Ocean.
'fhe following information respect
ing the president's case , and oxpics-
simisof opinion , come from one of the
suigcons in attendance , whose imtno
for obvious leasons is not given :
At the operation upim the gland to
day it was found necessary to ligate
an artery that was cut in making thu
opening , in order to check the flow of
blood. An examination i.s now made
eveiy day to detect the presence of
tuhmclcs on the lungs. None have
been discovered , The heart , as well
as the lungs , is being closely watched.
\11 the glands , too , arc closely ob
served for indications of swelling , but
so far nothing of the kind has oc-
ctined , except in the case of the right
parotid ,
TIII : iiri.im HAS MOVKII nmv.v
into the pelvic cavity. Close watch
is being kept for it , and an examina
tion is made each time the enema is
administered , as it is expected to
make its appearance alongside of the
lower bowels. As soon as it is dis
covered in this region an operation
will be performed to remove it. It is
goinp down simply by force of gravity
and it is lei . ; ed for every day now to
come near enough to the lower intes
tine to be detected by the sense of
touch. Tlio president is very sensi
tive to the heat or cold of the exter
nal air , no matter at what poinl the
temperature is kept by artificial means
within the room.
Till ; TtfllK INSKHTUli
at the dressing of the wound now
JJ'OCH in for n distance of but ten
inches , some two aild a half inches at
the bottom being closed and supposed
to bo healed. The wound is some
times sensitive to the tube and the
dressing painful. The discharge of
pus from the wound has again assumed
a good character , and the granulatings
arc the proper color.
The president has not gained much
the last two or three days , but the
tendency is upwaul , and lie is not
failing
The public has been deceived as to
thu president's condition at the time
he was wounded. At the time ho was
shot his physical condition was bad.
Ho was like a grass-fed horse. He
had been sullering from dyspepsia ,
hemorrhoids , and had borne
AN OI'KKATION I'OH 1'IKI'UIA
on the lower bowels. This , with the
great mental strain and the anxiety
on account of his wife's illness , had
run him down so that his physical con
dition was veiy unfavorable to meet
the shock and subsequent treatment
for a gun-bhot wound. His loss of
llesh has been overstated , and can not
bo more than forty pounds.
The microscopic examination of
the blood Mauvs that it is in normal
condition and show no signs of pyiu-
mia. There is no doubt that the pres
ident has no pyji'inia. Uccnuso so
many of the symptoms of that disease
are wanting , such as discoloration of
the eye , taint of the breath , etc. , the
physicians all agree that
Jin HAS NO 1'V.T.MIA.
Dr. Woodward examines the blood
and pus , and also wniuu the bulle
tins , byt they all agree to thowoid-
ing of the bulletins before they are
' .sued. .
Tlio wound is expected to heal up
eon , and to do so independent of the
> all , now that it has pushed out into
ho pelvic cavity.
The reason why wo wore mistaken
.ome . weeks ago , when wo announced
hat the wound was healing to within
our inches of the opening , when it
ftorward re-opened by sloughing ,
vas because wo really could not tell
nything about it except that it was
losed , and wo thought that it waa
icaling , It was not clearly under-
itood just what was the nature of the
iction of the wound in this partic-
liar.
Tin : rnKsiiiKXT-'rt KIUKNOTU
mil kept up well. He could movi
lis limbs and raise his head. At tin
Iressing of the "wound each ono hat
md his part. The president aeemec'
iiost annoyed ] > y the taking of tin
emperaturo by the bulb placed umlei
ho arm. This was done by Dr ,
A'oodwaid , who lias to meet the grunv
iling of the patient more than tin
.ithers on this account. Tlio dressing
mliniirily took but a few minutes
owing to the system under which wi
liavo worked. Wo have had a grcai
.leal of annoyance through too mucl
idvico from thu anxious friends am
amily , Doctor Itoynton had actet
splendidly , considering that he was i
doctor and so near a iclativo , and , further
thor , belonged to another school o
ncdiciiie. The only tioublo was tha
111' T0t.ll KVIillYTIIINU ,
Thcro wore many things in inodica
practice that could not be given to th
public , and Dr. Hoynton had talkei
too much ; otherwise , ho had done bet
tor than could liavo been expected.
Tlio doctor said further they e\
peeled the president would get well
although it was impossible to spoal
with certainty , because nnlooked-fo
complications might arise any inu
mcnt They logardcd Agnew as th
Etrongest surgeon. Hamilton Imi
begun to fail a little , owing to asjt
Ulias had filled a great gap that i
would bo hard to fill as well by an
one else , because not only i
his skill , but ho was plucky and al
ways hopeful. Barnes and Woodwar
were independent of public opion , bi
Jloyburn and JUiss were anxious nc
tt > appear in
A UAH UUIIT
in the eyes of the public after it wa
all over. Uarnes had not been ii
vited to enter the case by Illiss , bi
by order of the secretary of war. ]
had boon denied that Illiss had boo
uskcd by the president himself to tali
the case. It was a fact that ho ha
been. Nothing would bo said as t
how ho had biought it about but li
had the record on his side.
UNCOMPAHGRE UTES.
Latest Advices Received Prom
the Agency at Los Fines
*
Indians Already oil Tholr Wny to
Ulatnh Four * Thnt They
Will Rolurii nntl Fljht-
According to the latest advices re
ceived from the Uncoinpahgro Indi.ms
a majority of the Ttes have already
commenced the journey of their re
moval from Los Pines to their now
reservation in Uintah , and ate now
slowly movinit down the v.illey of the
Uneoiiipahgrc , grazing then ponies at
will and taking life easyHut the
soldiers and settlers alike believe that
this seeming contentment will not al
ways exist , and that the bucks and
warriors will return and fight for
their lands at Los Pines when their
squaws and papooses are at a snfo
distance away.
The Gunnison News-Democrat of
the 2 th has the following :
Thcro is some promise of serious
trouble over the removal of the Ute
Indians from their present reserva
tion to the now reservation in Utah.
They have received 9.1 ,000 of the
$75,000 offered them by the govern
ment for their Colorado home , but
they have , to a squaw , spent tlio sil
ver , and are now disinclined to go.
Private and trustworthy information
has been received to the ellect that
Agent Merry has recently bccamo
somewhat alarmed at the attitude as
sumed by the Indians , and has tele
graphed to the secretary of the inter
ior his fears. It is also under
stood that Mr. IJorry has had
frequent conversations with Colonel
McKcnzio , who commands the mili
tary forces at tlio cantonment , and
that Colonel McICcimo has in turn
consulted General Pope , commanding
the department. That Col. McKon-
xio will carry out the orders of the
government and remove the Utes is
beyond question.
Air. C. Uowcn , lately a member of
the Fourth cavalry , left the canton
ment on the Uncoinpahgro Thursday
noon , and arrived at Gunnison hist
night.
He says that the command under
Colonel Mackenzie numbers about
four hundred and tw'onty-fivo men ,
while the number ot warriors in the
Uncompahgro tribe is fully cinht hun
dred. The Indians of this tribe claim
to bo in fear of the White llivor Utes ,
.Southern Utes , Pintes and Northern
Choyennes , and when any of their
ponies'got .strayed away , have been
in the habit of applying to Colonel
Mackenzie for troops to accompany
them on the search , which request has
generally been complied with. Orders
having been issued for the removal of
the Indians on the 10th of next
month , some preparation was neces
sary , and the soldiers have been kepi
busy. Col. Mackensio haa endeavor
ed to make the removal as easy as
possible for the savages , and to that
end ho got them started on the 20th
with their women , children and
ponies , gizim ; tlium poimission to
gra/o sl&wly down the valley of the
Uncompahgre. Thu troops will fol
low on the lOtli with a train of one
hundred and twenty wagons loaded
with building material and supplies
for the now agency. The Utes are
not willing to go , and make no secret
of their intention to return
and light as soon as the wo
men and children arc out of
e way. Capt. Billy has repeatedly
aid that that was their intention , and
" 10 soldiers feel confident that there
ill DC trouble and mobably a hard
inter'b campaign. The Indians are
fell supplied with arms and amniuni-
ion and have daily target practice ,
lattors look decidedly ominous and a
onoral outbreak is feared. There arc
ow nine lodges within four miles of
ho cantonment and the warriors have
onned the warpaint.
The Indians claim that the money
cceived was for the hills and not for
ho valleys , and they refuse to give
p the latter. Shavano says the Un-
innpajigre valley does not belong to
he tribe , but is the property of him
.nd the widow of the late Chief Ou-
ay , and that they liavo never re-
loivod any pay for the same.
Visible Improvomoiit.
Sir. Noah UntcH , Ehnira , K. Y. , write * ;
About four ycarx nio 1 had an nttuclc of
illliiiug fevur , .tiul iitner fully iccovcrcd.
My ilieoHtivo ordain were weakened , and
1 would bo completely puwtrateil for ilayx.
\fter lining two bottles of your lll'linocic
II.OOD HliTKiis tlio improvement wax HO
iiiihlo that I was iwtonislieil , 1 can now ,
.tumuli . 111 yenisof a e , do a fair and iea <
Miiiablu day's wink. " J'lico § 1.00 , tii.il
The Pine Still There.
"Tholiag is still there. " Ono of
tlio most touching incidents connected
with the sickness of the president is
the careful watch the people of twn
widely separated districts of Philadel
phia , Bndesburg ad the Twenty-
sixth ward , pay to the positions of the
Hags displayed on the arsenals which
ure located in both , Both are manu
facturing districts , and both populated
by an unassuming class , but as the
great factories disgorge- their workers
at noon and night all eyes are turned
to the Hag-poles of thu arsenals , and
tlio fact that thu Hag is still then
elicits oxpiesslons of joy and cheer *
from thousands of throats. And thin
it is in times of peace the tl.tg of tin
Union has become a beacon to thous
amis of citizens.
STOP THAT COUGH.
If you are suHbring from a Cough
Cold Ablhma , Bronchitis , Hay Fever
Consumption , loss of voice , tickling o
the throat , or any allection of ( hi
Throat or Lungs , iibo Dr , King's Nov
Discovery for Consumption , This i
thu great remedy that is causing si
much oxcitomunt by its wondeifu
cures , curing thousands of hopoles
coses. Over a million bottles of Dr
King's New Discovery have been nse <
within the last year , and have givei
perfect Mtisfaction in every instance
Wo can unhesitatingly say that this i
really the only sure cure for throa
and lung afluctjons , and can cheerful
ly recommend it to all. Call and go
a trial bottle fieo of cost , or a rugula
size for § 1.00 , Ish A MeMahon , Om
aha. CJ )
Dexter L. Thomas ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
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No I'roi'flr&nun on earth cquali Sr JACOB * OIL as
a siir , tcnr siuriK nJ ciif.il' Kxtirn.il llemcily.
A trl l cnUili tut UK toinparallrely trifling oiitUjr of
U } Ct.ils , ouJ every one iiiflerln ; Itli | > aln can IIIM
cheap an J jioilllve proof of Iti clalini.
UIHKtlt > IN l.l.rVIX UMitlfiFS.
SCI.D LI All ERUOQISTS AKD DEAUBS III MiDICIHC ,
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DISEASES
-OFTHE-
DR. L. B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and Aurist ,
LATE CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN ROYAL
LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.
Hcfcrcntfs ( ill Reputable I'liypiclnns of Omaha.
JtaTOfTlcc , Corner 16th and Farnham 8ts ,
Omaha , Neb. nu'J.Mnctf
To Contractors , Builtlors imtl
Property Owners.
The miik'tsUiiccl having liccn appointed ncnt
for tlio uvtcnshu Iron anillro nutiufaetiirlir ;
house * of 11 T. Itanium , ol Detroit , ntiil tlio
lluwcl Iron Koiimlry anilVorK nt Toledo ,
Ohio , CAjmcity of W tons dall ) , Is prcjiircil to
furnlfli cstlin.itos and prices for Iron columns ,
&r. , A.L. , fornloro front" , ulndow iMjit and sill * ,
thrcxhold platc v wrought Iron bcann and sird-
vrx , Iijdraulli delators , etaplo Iittlnxpiillvj8 ; ] ,
Hhaftin , ii , nl n Iron fence' : , uruitln.ir , vln-
ilow ( 'iianls , nhuttcn. flairs , lialeonies , fcittrn ,
cliilmaoi , aiiuarliiins | , ( oiintaiiu , hiuunu'r
liousi" ) , hun , pinlcn and tcmctcry ornnnienti ,
llou or sUii < K tra\0 ( { > ianls , A.C. , itc. . In endless
\ nrletCaUilu aics miiipllcd on application.
IltiNIlY II. ItAllltr ,
MaiinfaLtnrcrs' Agent , 22 I'earl street.
auglO-liuinn _ Council lllnff , lo\\n
( GRAND OPENING !
I'rofcwor Fisher , ( from bt. Louis ) Uanrlnp Ac
ademy , Standard Hall , for Fifteenth anil i'arn-
ham , Ttiotilaj o\cliliiK , Kcptcmlicr Oth.
Clares for Ladles and Ocntlumencomincncln ) , '
Tueidny ucnln Septemhcr Oth ; classess for
Hisses and .Jliwtcrs , ioinmcnuii < , ' Saturdiy afternoon -
noon nt : oelotk. Clisjuifnt 1-aniUlos , will bo
arran iMl to suit t'iO ' lionorablu p.ilronti. Also
hallet ihiiflnn L.III ho taught.
Tunn .ij ralortil pcrfuc satli-faitlou to schol-
en attho IMiKiy Aeuilcm > or nt the resideuto
of thu ] > atiuns.
1'rlvato oidcrs maj ho left at Max Meyer &
lire's. nutfM ) tf
I am As nt for COLUMIUA
and OTTO HICYCfiS. Send
thieo ecnt clamp for Catalogue
and price list containing full
infonnntion. t
N , I , D , SOLOMON ,
Paint * . Oils rind Gins
OMAHA. NEB
. NASH will take notlco that on the 12th
AK. of July , 1831 , Charles Ilrandcs. Justice
3f the IHMCO. llrst precinct , Uouglaacouny , Neb ,
Issued an order of attachment for glB.GO in an ac
Ion iiendiii ) ; before hlm.uhcreln 0.1' . Hainan Is
ilalntirt and A , K. Nanh defendant. That inane ) g
uu ) ou has boon attaehcil under laid onlcr.
; aldrainov as continued tothoSath of August ,
831 , at 1 o'clock p. in. , ,
ltc 4 . C. r. HAMAN , Plaliitld
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No. 1508 Fnruliam Street ,
North ulilu. ono Orand Ci-ntral Hotel ,
PROPOSALS FOR COAL-
Otricr or CITY CURK , )
OMAIIA , Auu. 18 , ISsl. I
Scalol proiiosals will bo ncehcd by the under
jjned fur two wcoV.J from thoda to hereof , Thurs
da ) , September l t , 18SI , 13 o'clock noon , foi
( nrnUhlng luril and soft veil ( or the use ol tin
cltv oiliies aiid.tlro deiiartiiiciit , from this dat <
until Aiiifiut 18 , A. 1 > . loSJ.
Staled bids or proposals ahull state thu prlri
or such coal iltlitcrvd ulicio ordered , ami lml
namu Mid prlio without lespect to any dellnlti
amount of coal , 'Iho rinlit In rcneni-il to rejiii
am and all bliU , Kin eloKi | ! containing said jiro
posalj klmllbo marked "I'ronos xls for Co.il , " am
dilliered tothuimdirbisned not laUr than thi
time abuie spurllled. J. J. IC. . JKWKTT ,
C'ltCluU. .
Umted States Depository
- OF OMAHA , -
Cor. 13th and Favnam Sts.
*
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OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT V.
OMAHA.
SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS ,
blABUSllKD 1650.
Organlj a as a National Uaiil. August CO , ISO !
CAPITAL AND rUOITTS OVER * 300 00
OXKICI-KU AND PlRlCtORl :
HIKMA > KoitMix , President.
Afut'otfb Korsnit , Vleo President.
II. W , YATKJ , Cabhler.
A , J. J'OlTlKios , Attorney.
JOHN A.
F. II. 1UTU , Aut. Caihlci
This bank receives di > oclt Ithout regard t
amount * . , , .
Iwuu time certllleatc ! bearing Interest.
Drawn drafU on San Kranelsco and prlncliK
iltlea ot the United States , also London. Uublli
Kdlnburcli and the principal cities of th cent
nent ol Euroim. . . . . . ,
Sells tojwe'itfer ticket ! lor emigrants by the li
man line mavJdU
IfeteskaLandAgenc ]
DAVIS & SNYDER ,
I60G Farnham 8t Omaha , Ncbraki
Carc.ully MlecUxl land In Eastern Nebraska d
ale Oreat JJaryalns In liuproicil ( nu , M
Omaha citj propert )
0 F , DAVIS. WJJBSTEU 8NVDE1
Utc Land Coiu'r U.P. B. -
Mn .1 n Koln rtson , I'ltt linrsr , Pa wrilo , "I
nai ftillerinu from ( fcncml iklillltv , want of ap
petite , constii'Stlnii ' , etc , fie that iifc UILO n Imr
den : atlcr mlnj llurdin-k Blood Hitter * I felt bet
ter than for ) tnrs 1 cannot prali > jour Hitters
too mnt h "
It. ( llliln , ol Ituflalo. X. V-Mritci : "Votir
llutdock lltood HitlLri , In ihronte ill < nue < ol the
Mood , Ihcr and klilnr ) , hntc been nl nallx
nniki'd with puccexi , lln > c tt nl them niFl (
lthbc t results , lor tor'ldlt ) > of the IKer.and in
cnscof a friend of mine &iilTcrln ; ; from diopsy ,
the effect a man clous.
Ilruco Turner , Hothcster , N. Y. , \ rlte : I
been Biibjei t to serious illmrder of the kldnes ,
and utiablo to attend to liu < .lnui ; Ilnrtlock lltood
IllttrM rcllo\cil mo before Inlf a Iwttlowas u ed ,
I Itcl confident that the ) \\lll lutlril ) euro mo"
K. A cnlth Hall , lllnchampton , N. Yulcs ! !
"I suffered \\llh a dull pain through in ) lift
liuiK'nlid fhouliler. lx > sl in ) fpirlts , appetite and
rolor , and c-ould withdiTleult\ ( keep up all da ) .
Took ) our llurdotk- Wood Illtltrsajillreited.Jind
ha\olclt no pain slncu llr t nick after ln
them. "
Jlr. Xoili Hatci , Illiiilm , N. Y. . write * "About
four ) ears n 'ii I had an attack of hlllloiH ( o\er ,
and ne\cr ( ullt rceoicrcd. M ) ill 'citho orpin ?
were wiakcncd , and I MotiM be completely pros.
trated for days. Altci minir two bottles of ) our
llnrdnek Illotnl Hitters the tniproiement was so
\ifiljle that I wniantonUhcd. I tan now , though
ntjc.ii'sof a 'U , do a fiir and reasonable day's
work. "
G. lllackct Itoblnson , proprietor of The Canada
Prosb ) terian , Toronto , Out. , writes : "I'orjcaM
I Miffcrud Riiatl ) from olt-rrcurrliiK hcadainc. I
used ) our llurdoek lllood Hitters with lifipple t
remit * , and I now find ni ) cll In hctttr litalth
than lor j cars patt. "
Mrs. Wallace , Iluflalo , > f. Y. , writes : ' ! ha\o
used Ilurdoc.k Itlood llltterx for ncri oils and 1)11-
llous hoailachcH , and can recommend It to an ) ono
rculrlii | ) ; a euro for hilllousncss. "
Mrs. Ira Mullholland , Albany , N. Y , writes :
"Kor socral ) iars I hao Buffered from olt-ncur-
rln hllllous headaihe , d ) peiwla , and loin-
plaints peculiar to my ecx. bliue mint'our
Huulock lllood Hitters I am entirely rcllc\cd. "
Price , 91.00 per Dottle ; Trial Dottles 10 Cts
FOSTER MILBUEN.&Oo Props
, . , , ,
BUFFALO , N. Y.
Sold at wholesale It ) Ish & McJlolinn and C. F.
Goodman. Jo 27 eod-mo
nrno.v Rf.r.n.
BYRON REED & . CO.
.OLOSKT KSTABL1SIIFD
Eeal Estate Agency
IN xn
Keep n complete abstrart of title to all Heal
Hstato In Oinana ami Dnnvlan coiinti timtf
Cornell College.
Tlic Classilcal.rhilOROphlcal.ScientlHcand Civ-
I1 Engineering Coun.cs lomparo fa\orabl ) with
the licst colleges in the com try.
Special advantajcsarofiioiilii ! the Prepvato-
ry and Xorm.il Department i , and In the Conserv
atory of Miiiic.
Twenty Professois nnd Teachers.
Superior Htlildhigs , Museum , laboratory an I
Apparatus.
Expenses Low. Fall term opens Sept , 15.
1'or catalogues or other inform itlon , address
1'HKU. Wil. F. ICINU , D. U. ,
V IS-il&wam Mt. Vcrnon. Iow .
A COM/HOE AND OUAMJ1AII SCHOOL
HE BEST SCHOOL I BOYS
'or terms Address Dr. Stevens
'arker , warden of Racine College ,
lacme. "Wie. jy22tKtw-
PROBATE NOTICE.
itato of NchraNka , Douclas County , us :
t n County Court , held at the County Court
Itooni , in and for said County , . \nirust 1st , A.
I ) . 1S91. Tiuseiit , 11UWAHD U. S11111I ,
County Jinl 'o.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph II. Xol-
on , dcceast'il :
On reading and Illlii ) ; the , > etltiori of Martha
3. .Velson , lira ) In ? tliat the liibtriniiciit , pur-
> ortlnu' to lie a ilulj authcntlcatc'd copy of tlio
last will and testament of unlit ileeca-cci , and ol
ho prolntu thereof , by the Circuit Court of
'ountain Count ) , btato of Indiana , anil this day
lied in this Court , may he allowed and recorded ,
.s the last \\illnnd testament of i > ald Joseph II ,
S'elson , deceased , in and for the State of Ne-
Ordered , Thaf August 27th , A. D. 1SS1 , at 10
i'elock a. in. , U assigned for hearing eald petition ,
, hcn all persons Intcrcfctcd in said mittcr may
pjicar at a County Court to be held , in and for
! > aiil County , and fhow cause uhy the prajcr of
ictitioiicmliouldnot IjoKrantcd ; and that notice
if tile pendeney of valil petition and the hearing
hereof , liu gl\un to all jiersons Interested in Kile
natter , hv pulilUhlni ; a copj of this order In Tim
OMAHA WKKKI.V llhr , n newspaper printed in kale
County , for Ilireu gucceexUu eeks , prior to oak
la ) 01 lieariiiL- .
IA true copj ] 1IOWAUD II. SMITH ,
aii10-ut | : ! Count ) Jud.'c.
PIONEER LAND AGENCY
F. M. EAT1-IBTJN
Cambridge , Neb.
1,000,000 aTcs ( 'otcrniucnt land open to Home
lead * . I'rc-einptlona and limber claims. JO (
holco improvrd claims for s.ilo or e\Uiuije. ' 'OC
if the le t diedeil farina ill .Southwestern Xeliras
ka ith timber and uater for sale. A ( uw rholc
jtoclc niulies uith ( cncul tkUU , timber , hay nn
, \atcr , ( or bale , cheap , Corrcsjioudeneu tlollcitcil
AQRXTS WANTED FOB OCR KK\\ HOOK
BIBLE FOR THE YOUNG , '
, icln ? Iho Story ol the Scriptures , by Itcv. Ocors ;
Alexander Crook , } ) . D. , in tlmplc and attract
antuat | ) for old and ) oni > . I'roluscly lllu-tra
ted , making a mobt liiteribtlii- ; and lininessh
) oiitli a instructor. K\ cry | -arent u ill xecuro thl
work , 1'remlier. , jon hhotilil elrnihto It. I'ric
JJ.OO. Send for iireuhnlth extra terms.
J II CHAMI1KKS CO. St. LouU Mo.
PROUATE NOTICE.
State of Krbrukn , Uouulas Couut > ss :
At a Count ) Court , hvld at the County Cout
Itooni , in anil for Kild Count ) , Ait-'U t ioth
A. 1 > . issl. 1'ie.vnt , IUWA11 ! > 11 , tJHTH
Count ) Jud'i
In the nutter ol the ist.Uc of Jamc > K lull , di.
iwat l 1
On reading and filing the petition of ilarth
M. ) > h , praying tlutadiiilnictnition of wldcstat
ma ) bo granted to her M admlnl tratix :
Drdi.ru.1 , IhatSqitemliir 15th , A. l > . US1 , a
o'ileik u , m. , | * u incd , for hearing tld pet
tloti , ulunall pcrsont lnttie ted In said matte
may appear nt a Count ) Court to ) > o held , In an
( or mid County , and thoeuuxo hy the prac
of petitioner tiioul.t not bo granted , and that no
tliu of pcndsney of said petition nnd tlio lii-.uin
thereof , bo ijhen to all porbono interoted In al
matter , hi publlshlntf a ropy ol thiaorderln Til
OIUIIA UtfKLr lirE , anou | iapirprlntHl In tal
County , lor tlireo kiicci'Ml\u noeks , jirlor to tal
di ) ofhearinHOVVAUD ; It. SMITH ,
uuiluiit County
WAR IN PASSENGER RATES
HUIIIIIi : 11HOS. llroliir * In all liallroa
TUkcts , Ouialia , Nib. , oirerTiektts to the tos
until further nutke , at the follow intr unheard o
Low llatea :
Chicago , * IO ; Hound Trip , S1P.OO. These ar
limited Firfct-Class'liekcU unit ooil lor ntun
tlirouh tlio.\ecirand via the ( lid HilUblo Chi
i&go. llurliiuton A. ( julne ) llailroad , Al o , on
ua ) to
Ut tlis . 2d clas.
New York , ' gi no. * ' > .
llo ton , 27 00 , 24 00.
Philadelphia , 'il ( O. * * 00.
\Vadiliiuton , 1) , C. , ID iO. JO 00.
For iwrtktilarsrito or Kodhiv.-t to 110111)1 )
DUOS. , Dealer * In lUdueed liato lUllroud an
Stvamthlp TlcKcU , s > 0a Tenth fit , , Omaha , Net
Itcuicmtiur the place Three DOOM North c
Union Paiitlc llailroad Depot , riiet bide ol Tent
fatreet.
Omaha , August 1 , ISS1 n
HEADQITAE TEES
FOR-
We desire to call the special attention ot the trade to on r
oloprant Hues ( at BOTTOM PRICES ) of Underwear , Cardigan
Jackets and Scarfs , Buck Gloves , Overshirts , Overalls ,
Hosiery , &c.uow open. Wholesale only.
3HREVE , JARVIS & CO ,
Corner Fourteenth and Dodge Sts.
I. OBEEFELDER & CO. ,
.
\M > .mnnnus 01
1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET.
The only e.clusi'oholesale house in this line in the west.
BEWEY & STONE ,
" " P * 'ff TB M
T 3P KH3Ti np fc II
UTF" . JM 11 U JciJbl
ORCHARD & BEAN , J. B. FRENCH & CO. ,
CARPETS ! GROCER SI \
The Largest Stock and Most Com
plete Assortment in
The West.
We Keep Everything in the Line of Carpets , Oil-
cioths , Matting , Window-shades , Fixtures
and Lace Curtains.
WE HAVE GOODS TO PLEASE EVEHYBQBY.
3E3 a
1313 Famtiam St. , Omaha.
syer & Co.
$ Jr
GunsAmmunitionSportingGo.ods
PISHING TACKLE , BASH BALLS , and a
FULL LINE OF [ NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS ,
MAX MEYER & CO. , Omaha , Ne