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"Nothing?" queried Perkins, in a
whisper, and with a face full of gen
uine sympathy.
"No ye," said the Colonel,
dreamilv, he continuwl, springing
to his feet- "I'll hurry back to the
cabin." And the Colonel dahed
into the bushes, and left his follow
ers so paralyzed with astonishment
that Old Black afterward remarked
that ef ther'd been anybody to hold
the bosses, he could hev cleaned the
hull crowd with his whip."
The passengers were relieved of
their weapons, were unbound, al
lowed to enter the stage and the
door was slammed, upon which Old
Black picked up his reins as coolly
as if he had lam them down at a
station while horses were being
changed, then he cracked his whip
and the stage rolled olT, while tho
Colonel's party hastened back to
their hut, fondly inspecting as thsy
went certain llasks they had ob
tained while transacting their busi
ness with the occupants of the
stage.
(ireat was the surprise of the road
agents as they entered their hut, for
there stood the Colonel in a clean
white shirt and in a suit of clothing
made up from the limited spare
wardrobos of the other members of
the gang.
But the suspicious Cranks speedi
ly subordinated his wonder to his
prudence, as, laying on tho table a
watch, two pistols, a pocket-book
and a heavy purse, he exclaimed :
"Come, Colonel, bizneas before
pleasure: let's divide and scatter.
If anybody should hear 'bout it,
an' lind our trail, an' ketch the
traps in our possession, they
mij,'ht "
"Divide yerselves," said the
Colonel, with abruptness and a
great oath. "I don't want none of
it."
"Colonel," said Perkins, removing
his own domino and looking anx
iously into tho leader's face, "be
you sick ? Here's some bull3' brandy
I found in one of the passenger's
pockets."
"I hain't nothin'," replied the
Colonel with averted eyes. "I'm
goin', and I'm retirin' from this
biznc-is forever."
"Ain't a-going to turn evidence?"
cried Cranks, grasping the pistol on
the table.
"I'm a-goin' to make a lead-mine
of you ef you don't take that back!"
roared the Colonel, with a bound,
which caused Cranks to drop tho
pistol and retire precipitately for
ward, apologizing as he 'went.
"I'm goin' to 'tend to my own biz
ness, an' that's enough to keep any
man bizzy. Somebody lend mo
$50 till I fceo him agin."
Perkins pressed the money into
the Colonel's hand, and within two
minutes the Colonel was on Tipsie's
back and galloped on in tho direc
tion the stage had taken.
He overtook it, he passed it, and
still ho galloped on,
Tho people at Mud Gulch knew
the Colonel well, and made it a
rule never to be astonished at any
thing he did; but they made it an
exception to the rule when tho Col
onel canvassed the principle bar
rooms for men who wished to pur
chase a horse; and when a gambler
who was Hush obtained Tipsie in
exchange for twenty slugs only a
thousand dollars, when the Colonel
had always said thero wasn't gold
enough on top of tho ground to blit
her Mud Gulch experienced a de
cided sensation.
Ono or two enterprising persons
speedily discovered that the Colenel
was not iu a communicative mood ;
so everyone retired to his favorite
saloon and bet according to his own
opinion of the Colonel's motives and
actions.
But when tho Colonel, after re
maining In a barber shop for half an
hour, emerged with his face clean
shaved and hair neatty trimmed
and parted, betting was so wild that
a cool headed sportingman speedily
made a fortune by betting against
every theory that was advanced.
Then the Colonel made a tour of
the stores and fitted himself with a
new suit of clothes, carefully es
chewing all the generous patterns
and pronounced colors so dear to
the average miner. He bought a
new hat and put on a pair of boots,
and pruned his iinger-nails, and,
stranger than all, he inildly declined
all Invitations to drink.
As the Colonel stood in tho door
of the principal saloon, whoro the
stage always stopped, tho Challenge
Hill constable was seen to approach
tho Colonel and tap him on the
shoulder, upon which all men who
bet that tho Colonol was dodging
somebody claimed the stake3 : but
thoso who stood near the Colonel
heard the constable sa3 :
"Colonel, I take it all back, an' I
own m fttfr rind square. "When I
seed you git out of Challenge Hill, it
come to me nil of a suddon that
you might be in the road agent busi
ness, so I follered you duty, you
know; but when I seed you sell Tip
sie, I knowed I was on tho wrong
trail. I wouldn't suspect you, now,
if all the stages in the State wtiz
robbed, and I'll give you satisfaction
any way you want it,"
"It's all right," said the Colonel,
with a smile. The constable after
ward said that nobody had any idea
of how curiously the Colonel smiled
when his beard was oil. "Give this
fifty to Jim Perkins the fir.t time
yerseehim. I'm leavin' theState."
Suddenly the stage piled upat the
door with a crash, and the mail pas
sengers hurried in the saloon in a
state of utter indignation and impo
cuniosity. The story of the robbery attracted
everybody, and during "the excite
ment the Colonel slipped outquietly
and opened the door of the stage.
The old lady started and cried :
"George !"
And the Colonel jumped into tho
stage and put his arms tenderly
about the trembling form of tho old
ladv, exclaiming:
"Mother !"
THE BENDERS.
The Pater-familias of Kansas
Batchers The Junior Bender
also Captured.
fait Lake Herald, 10th.
Yesterday tho scene around tho
city jail was ono of intense excite
ment and clamor, the object which
drew the crowd to that point being
the supposed old man Bender. At
early morn tho people began to
flock to the city hall, aud by ten
o'clock the importunities of the
crowd to see the greatest murderer
of modern times became so great
that the jailor to quiet and gratify
them, threw open the jail and ex
hibited the accused. The curiosity
to see the author of so many crimes
was not confined to the male por
tion of mankind only, as tho ladies
were seized with the same desire,
and during the day dozens of the
weaker sex called at tho classic
establishment and gazed on the
man if he be a Bender who has
done enough in this world to entitle
him to a front seat during a portion,
at least, of eternity, in the domin
ions of his Satanic Majesty.
The old man was calmer yester
day than on the day previous, and
talked with greater freedom and
could be better understood than on
the day of his arrival. He stated
to a German who was in the
with him for some time that he
cell
had
been engaged in farming in Kansas,
out saui notmng else mat woum in
dicate that he was a Bender. Du
ring the day two gentlemen visited
him who had known him in former
years, and they bath recognized him
as being the much sought after
Kansas butcher. One gentleman
who was in the Pike county (111.)
Clerk's office in 1SCC-7, immediate
ly recognized the accused as
being the man who had taken out
letters ot administration in Pike
county in the name of John T.
Bender, on the estateof his brother-
in-law, one Schmidt. The gentle
man above named made out the
papers and saw Bender frequentlv
during that year, 1857, after which
the flatter moved to Kansas. A
former Indian agent of Kansas,
who formerly knew Bender, says
the right man is captured. With
this strong evidence it can scarcely
be doubted that the great criminal,
who lias eluded officers and detec
tives for the past year, has at last
stumoieu into the clutches of the
law, and Is now a prisoner in the
city jail.
One day, when the old man was
in the Manti jail, Saupete county,
another strange looking German ap
peared there and asked permission
ta see the accused. His request was
granted, and the two had a long and
confidential interview. The Sheriff
who had chargo of the jail said the
meeting of the men was most cor
dial, and that they appeared to talk
freely on a subject with which they
were both acquainted. The German
left town the next day as mysterl
ously as he had appeared in it. The
circumtance of his visit
having reached the ears
of one of the deputy sheriffs,
of Sevier county, the latter conclud
ed that the German stranger was
young Bender, and started in search
of him. He followed him to Nophi,
in Juab county, where he overtook
and arrested him. He is now there,
and this morning Deputy Sheriffs
Farnswortli and Foutz, 'of Sevier
county, go to bring him to this city.
They expect to return on Saturday
or Sunday.
Should these two Germans be the
male portion of the Bender family,
it would not be an improbable oc
currence if the female members of
the murderous quartette were dis
covered ere long in the vicinity.
A Chinese Romance.
Ah Tung, an enterprising China
man, bestowed his affections on
Miss Liu Choy, a beautiful Chinese
damsel of twenty-three years. They
met under tho stars and pledget!
eternal constancy, but the course of
true love ran its usual crooked
course, and tho fascinating Ah Tung
found that Miss Choy could not be
come Mrs. Tung unless he paid for
her in filthy lucre, SC00 being tho
price tlemandeu. All Tung ox
pressod such a strong dislike to this
arrangement that tho guardians of
Miss Choy thought best to remove
her from her residence in the clas
sic precincts of Stout alley to a more
secure mansion on Sacramanto
street. There the fair one was put
under lock and key, and the dis
tressed lovor walked around discon
solately looking for his mate. He
at last found out her retreat, and
not wishing to bo deprived of her so
ciety, sued out a writ of habeas cor
pus, and this morning she appeared
before Judge Morrison. The Judge
found out tho stato of affairs and
asked tho blushing damsel if she
wero willing to marry hor persever
ing lover immediately. Nothing
loth, she consented, and the Ire v.
Otis Gibson was sent for to perform
tho ceremony. He was not at home,
and the Judge, pitying the distress
of the unfortunate couple, concluded
to mako the twa'n of one flesh,
which he did, and the two hearts
which long have beat as ono were
united, and Mr. and Mrs. Tung left
tho Courtroom pleased with the ad
ministration of American justice.
San Francisco Ibsl, April Wt.
Harvest 1874.
Beports from every section of this
region of country give assurance of
an abundant harvest of grain and
fruit. A very large area of soil was
sown in wheat last fall, and at this
time the fields promise a rich yield.
Fruit growers tell us that the tar
dy approach of warm, growing
weather has materially increased
the chances for a plentiful supply of
peaches. The buds are not yet far
enough advanced to be susceptible
of injury from frost, and before the
spring sunshino can develop them
iuto blossoms the season for frosty
weather will have passed.
It Is a noteworthy fact that far
mers hereabouts are in hotter con
dition financially than they usually
are at this season of the year. Deal
ers in agricultural implements and
other merchants whoso transactions
bring them into daily contact with
rural customers, inform us that the
farmers are meeting their obliga
tions this spring on time, in fact
paying their debts more promptly
than ever before. Leavenworth
Tunes,
LEAD PENCILS
Tho following Premiums have been
awarded or
Dixon's. American Graphic
OItI.EAD PEXtlLS:
Gold 3Icdal of Progress, Vlennc,
IS 73.
First Premium Ciacinnatti Indus-
hialFoIr, 1573.
First Premium Erookly. fadRi
trial Exposition, 1S73.
For f amples or ioformatloa sddrf -
a large
Jos. Dixon Crucibli
iiacon,
Orestes Cleeveland, Frfli
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m72m
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Patronize Home Industry
H. BEirrilOLD, 6i and 166 Eonglas tre
tetwern Iiithand I lth, north side, making a
ryngements to build a
PACE X. ILL El OX1HA,
Desires to purchase screnl haadrtd lacaof
racs oi all kinds at Eastern prices. Cash en
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Money and Commerce.
Daily Review.
Office Omaha Daily Bee, )
April 16. 1S74. J
The weather still continue flair,
and business commercially, steadily
advancing, the effect of which is
being felt by our banks in their in
creased deposits.
Collections are reported good, and
discount rates steady at 1 1-3 to 1
percent, a month at the banks.
Commercial paper is quiet.
In the general market we have
no material changes to rccoard, as
it has been for the past week very
firm and steady in all lines.
OMAHA MARKET3.
CarefuUr Corrected Dally
DRY GOODS.
kurtz Momi & co., 231 Farnham
St.
PRINTS.
American, 9 ; Albion, 1 ; Al
iens, 0; Connestog.i, 19; Dannelis,
10 ; Truman'.-, S 1 2; Garner & Co.,
9 1-2 ; Uamilton, 10 ; Merrimack
D. 10; Orient tl, 10; PaciBc Mills,
10; Spragues, 9.
CIXG1TA3IS.
Middlesex 12 ; GIeiiarni3 10.
TICKIXU3.
Amoskeag, A, O, A, 28; da A, 23;
do B, 20; Couestog.i, A, Pre., 2G; do
B, 27; do Gold Medal, 20,
BLEACHED SHEETINGS.
Feppenell, 8-I30c; do 9-4, 37 l-2c,
do 10-4, 40c; do 11-4, 45c; Waltham,
S-4, 27 1-2L-; do 9-4, 32 l-2c; de 10-4
37 1.2.
BP.OWX DRILLS
Araoskeair, 12 l-2c; Augusta, 12c;
Everett, G,G, 13 l-2c; Great Falls,
13 l-2c.
BROWX SHEETINGS.
Indian Heads, lljc; Pepperell, E,
fine, 12c; do R, fine, lie ; do O, 10c;
do N,-finc, 9c ; do sheeting, 8-4c, 27ic;
do sheeting, 94, 32 l-2c; Puttman,
A, A, 12c; Stark, A, 12.
CORSET JEANS.
Amoekcag, lljc; Kearsarge Satin,
13 l-2c; Laconia Satin, 13 l-2c;
Naumkeag Satin, 14c; Peppenell Sat
an, He.
BEN1MS.
Amoskeag, 24c; Arkwright, bluc
19.-; Heaver Creek, A, A, 19c; Ilay
Maker, blue, 13 l-2c; India, B, BJ
blue and brown, 19c; New York, B,
25c; Otis, B, B, 19c; do C, C, 17c
Oakland, A, lGc; Warren, B, B, 18c;
do A, IS l-2c. Jr
BLEACHED SUIRTIXQS.
Androscoggin, 4 4, AA, 17c; do
L, 4-4. ISc; Boot, B, 4 4,11 l-2c; do
B, 4-4, 13c- Fruit of the Loom, loc;
do 100, 18c; Gold Medal, 12 l-2c;
Hope, 12 l-2e; NowYork Mills, lSt ;
Wanisatta, 18c; Lonsdale, 13Jc.
YANKEE NOTIONS
6rOJL COTTON.
Clark's O. X. T
7,j
"J
- J CC-(G 00
S 90
1 33
Coat's .
crrlcL's .
IIO-IEBY.
Ocmsstlc ..
British
PAPEK COULAF.S
nickel)-.' Iie5t...... ....
Kins William
Domestic...,
2 10
saniiey ... .
SHAWLS.
Ottomi.i strips .
SalP.To.
White cnniuion
" uivdium .......
ciutuui made.......
Percale . .-.....
(.alii ..... .
OVEIIALLS.
Brown drill .1 .
' due.....; ,..
Blue drill
' duck : .
White "... "
COKSET3.
French whalelon r.......
Ojr own.-. .....
Count , .."1. I
f-FUIMJ SKIUTS.
Linen irintcd... ..
' ruffled
" fluti-d
250
, 52 23(30 53
S10 50
- 15 U-i
30 CO
$1200xU0
.. i 75 1" 50
.. f S f OlT 23
.. 7 7os9 GO
... 7 00a7 50
.... S 00a3 50
. - l 0,'aU 50
.. 55 50a9 00
15 00
22 CO
S 9 00
li CO
15 OJ
PEOVISIONS.
Cheese ISlalO; butter ohoice roll
33a35;cggsl0rl2;bean3 2 Gaper bu;
Rice Ran. 8; do Carolina. 9; black
berries 1 7al8; prunes lojcurrauts new
Sa8; teas Oolong 30al 00; Japs 45a
90; Gunpowders GOal 40; Y. H. 45a
1 00; honey in comb 28a33; strained
in class 25. Dooley's Yeast Pow
der, Large, 5.50; do nied. 3.Q0; do
small, 1.G5,
UUTTEn AKB EGGS.
J. C. RoscnQeld, Produce commia
misaion merchants,199 Douglas street,
furnish us with the following quota
tions: Butler, choice roll, 242S;
common roll, a20; egg,
demand activo at 12 ;
primo apples, 8 00 per bbl ; potatoes
1 40 per bu. Cranberries $9 pr bbl.
roULTRY.
Supply limited. with demand active
as follows: Chickend, dressed, 12;
turkeyg, 14al5c; geese, 10c; du cks
10c.
HARDTAP.E.
John T. Edga , wholesale dealer
in Hardware and Iron, corner 14th
Douglas, favor us with the following
quotations aud report active move
ment in trade on order account from
the interior.
Bar iron in car load lots, at 4 cent
rates; nails, do. lOd, 4 G5 ; 8d, 5 00;
6d,525; 4d,5 50; 3d, G25; wrought
nails, G 75 ; cast steel, ISc bulk ; axes
$13 00 per doz.
FCTKS.
A. Hubermann, 310512 13th
strcot wholesale dealers. Quo
tations:' mint, No. 1, 1 25al 50
coons, 45c ; muskrat, 14c for fall and
21c for spring ; skunk, prime black,
1 00c ;do. striped, 15 to 30c ;otter, Xo.
1, 5 00 to G 50 ; do. No. 2, 4 00 ; fish
er, in good order, 0 00; wolf, large
mountain No. 1,22; do. No. 2, 1 50;
do. snail, 50 to SO ; bearer, well fur
rod and cleaned, 1 00 to 1 25 per lb
mn.:n r o sn a on ...i:n..
prospects for llrolatter are gloom, 10 00 to
-fed, 150;
St." Louis. Anril
Nearly three thousand rinllnr
quantity of Hour, corn, mei
cto., have been contribut
E fMlnnr.
on 'Change for the benefit of t
sufferers by the overflow of t
btf 810CK,
life steer?.
lower Mississippi River. AH of t
committee appointed onWednesd:
.areatwork, but have not report
jujime, 4a
jive at 4
At a meetlnar of tho cenei
'committee it was decided to Invi
money conectea m food a:
ed port,
Charm
suppUesandshlp.tlieia.toi'ew-
SM aiMMMitW
GSc; ibolder, T 1-2; break'
it bacon.
10c; clear aides, 10c; lard, ira at 9c
OAFS
Powell & Co., Sdapmoanfacturers.
S.po Publico, 6 1.
S4; Savon
Republic, do., Cheml
6 to
61-2; Palm, 65!
iMot-
U:d, 6 l-4a 1-2.
BLPTc,
tvi- uersmarj
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LLATIIKK
Riff IiS. sole V E,
Hemlock SL solj
do do
do (o
do span sole col
do do da
do harness.
do line
do briile.
fa lf - ."
1 do kip
do up er f'
do calf
dj tip
do !urnes.. . ..........
Kchcalf Jodots urdz.:
Other brands diflereBLvt,' pr 1.
rici.(.u j.ip jtr is
lure linings ...."cs..
SKIXS.
Iry flint pr B JC:,
I'ry saiieu .
re u ......
Srten salted........
Jan. nd Feb, elts -TT.
Mi aili. c .. ....... .17
Lauiq sL -i
TJEMXXT."
Ros nda!..
Water iiuie .
3 0)
3 .5
PAPER & PRINTERS' STOCK.
W. T. Seam xS wholesale paperand
printers' stockNlcalBr, 181 Farnham
street, quotes: straw paper, 4c; rag
wrap., Gc;"hardware wrap., 7c; dry
goods do,10c; manilla do, 13c ; news
print, 1214c; twines, paper, 25c
jute, 25cucotton, 35c; hemp,
lioc:
sacking, 30c,
ART WOODS
AND UPHOLSTERER'S
jf STOCK.
Benjamin B. Jone?, Decorative Up
holsterer and dealer in fine artgoods,
270 Farnham Street, furnishes the
following quotations:
FRAME SIOTILDINOS.
Oil .walnut mouldings, one inch,
per fot, 5c; 2 inch 10c; 3 inch 15c;
polis'ied walnut, 1 inch 7c; 2 inch
15c;j3 inch 21c. Berlin gilt, 1 inch
G15c; 2 inch 1230e; 3 inch 18
45cimitation rosewood and gilt, 1
iucl?510c; 2 inch 1020c; 3 inch
150300.
WUTDOAV SHADES.
Plain bands, G feet, all colors, per
pair, 1 50; ornamental band?, 2 00
4 00; each additional foot, 75c per
pair. C
t EEPPS.
Union and all wool terry, per yard
1 503 50; Imperial, plain and stri
ped, 2 50aS 00".
-DAUASKS.
Unionper yard, 1 50; all wool,
2 00a3lp0.
J MATTRAS3E3.
Husk, 4-4xG-2, 4 00.i5 00; straw,
3 OO.i4 00; Excelsior. 3 50a4 50.
All ofrthe above quotations are on
the basis of ordinary thirty day
transactions.
Parties who buy for cah, or any
strictly first-class buyers, can always
secure reasonable concessions on large
orders for short tima paper.
LUMBER.
Subject to change of market without! otlce.
WM. M.
FOSTER,
On U. P. R. R.
track tet. Varnhara and Dong
las. GEO.
A.
HQAGLAXD.
JoisN, studd,injand sills, 10 ft, and un
der : .'. S21 00
Orer 20 it, eAch additional ft add'l JO
Fcncins 'o 1 . 23 03
do Ha 2..
, 21 0J
1st cjninmn boards -..........
2nd do do .
"A" sto.k hoards, 10 and U mch
"B" do do do co
"C" do do d do
1-t clear, 1. 1. aid 2 Inch
2d do do uo do
Jl do do do do
Flooring, clear ..
do Is', common .............
do 2d do . ..
do 3d do ....
dj njrrow, tlrar .
M clear celling 14 inch .
2d do do Yi inch
1st do do j Inch ......
2d do do yt inch
1st clear cldinj .. .
2d do do (. .......
1st common siding ....
21 do do .. .......
" V shin 1m
Extra Xo 1 ihinlc... .
Common No 1 sh nles.. ..
Lath jier 10-jO... .. .. .
1)1 II pickotseir lOJ
Square do do do ...
0f lijtleii i r lineal f'. .
Uough do do do . ...
2i CO
20 CO
45 00
35 OT
0 00
65 0)
55 00
45 O0
60 00
40 00
32 50
V5 00
.... 45 00
35 00
: 50
.. 30 00
27 50
26 00
24 00
20 00
18 00
4 50
3 5)
. 2 00
3 5o
, 3 Co
WINDOWS. (UrazeJ.)
35 per cent oITCLIugo list.
DOOKS, (Vcd;ed)
25 rer cent oOTCl tcago list.
BLINU3.
30 per cent off list.
White lime per 1U. Si TJftS 00
LonisTillecemGnt icrhtl a oarM 25
i-jasier pans jr DM....
P.asterinc hair per Lushel.
Tamil Wt
l'lasterinj hoard .......
S M&i 75
1i, S
4U
4
y,
OILS. PAI.WJ, LAS, &c.
X. I. D. SOLOilOX.
ROBERT C. STEELI..
BRADY & rcAUSLAXD.
Coil Oil S H
Unseed Oil, raw. 10,"
" " bl'd... 1 It)
Turpentine C5
IlLadlight Oil -.8
LardOll,N.l $
,l " winter)
" " straln'd f
Lubricating 1
w.v. ;
33
PAINTS, AC
White Lead, St. Louis, Srtlctly Pure S UVi
i ancy iirai.u.j. s
Putty la Bladders
h6
'. 1 0
isuic.
Eusnield Glass, colors, i sq. ft...
Flat G!as, .0i)c discount
TJX, SHEET-HUM. TTIRE, &C.
jIILTOX ROGERS, COR. 14th &
FARXHAAr.
CUAItCOAL TIN-PLATE.
I C 10x14, 223
sh'ts . 11 00
I X 10x11 225
sh'ts ....... 17 0)
I C 12x13 225
sli'ts . 14 50
IX 12x12 225 shs 17 .'0
I O
sli'tx.
14x20, 1121
15 CO
18 00
I X 14x20,
sh'ts
11:
II X X 14x2)
sh'ls 21 00
HOOFING TI.
IC 14x20112 sh'ts13 50
I C. 0x2i 11"S
IX 11x20 do 1C 50
sh'ts-.. 23 00
I X 2x2S do 31 00
COPPE.K.
Tlnnedshealhing
Braziers copper
SQxCO, Hash's
and oTer... 40a44
Copper bottoms- 3ial0
Brass kettles.... 50
copper, 14x16
oz 14x4Mn. "
K) SSa43
Whito mc tal
bottoms .. C8a30
Tinning t sh'l- 10al8
Planished ioner. 14 and 1C oz
14x60 In.
41alC
tlio ...
ZINC.
Sheet zinc whole I Sheet zinc by
13
Sheet zinc J csk I Spelter or slab
&00 J 12 zinc.. .
BLOCK TIN.
Strait's or L.AF. I Bar tin V &.
large pig Pig lead &..
lb 3J Bar leaJ.........
Strait's or L.AF. large piz $ ft.
10
42
8
JO
J
10
10i
ii
fcHfc.i.1 IKON.
Nos?0to21 best
boiler . .
Nos25and2Gbst
boiler ......
No'.6bstbo'lr.
Nos IS to 24 E P
charcoal.........
Nos 15 to 27 E P
No 37 E P chir-
6
9JJ
coa' ........
Nos 18 to 24 Ju
UliH. .
Nos 23 to 2S Ju
ntata.....
No 27 Juniata....
Nos 23 to 27 Jit-
charcoal-
ntataOia vd.
For less tlian full buuJle Mr aililitlnnn!
.
Nosl4to20 gil- I "ItoSOin 17
xanlzed 21 to I Nos 24 to 25 17
30 in wide 1No27 18
Nos22to2ldo 13 No 23... 20
Loss 15 per ct. u bundl.
COKE TIN PLATE. -010x14
222 sheet", SlOSOall.
STOVE POLISH.
1 hf gross. Si 75 1 2 gross..... .$3 00
1 gros 5 0 Jos DUon i. Co- 5 50
10 gross 5 2 I Gem 6 SO
P.USSIA SHEET IP.ON.
Nos 9 to 12 staln'd l No 9 to 12. rwr ft
with one good IronVB....
side 22 I
For le.s than a bundl le ? ! extrax
24
9Ul.UbtU.
. 25 i 110080";
WIBE
St. Louis Nol...
B'st made to ord
V
Bright Market
rtcsotnc .
"7, 8 aid 9 jo
"10andlt i,
No 12 ,,.,. ui
Nos 13 and IE I9ti
No 17..
" 1
" 19:..
" 20
.. ... .j. "--- - ., ,
u;i ounJles20pertent dfscount
Coppered Msrtot
Nos 15 1 IS..
15
16
17
20
21
Jo.Otnfl ,, jo
"7. t and 9 ii
" 10 A 1 12
N 12 12
No13A14.. 13J
Fencing
Nos 10 A 11 for 5
No 17
" It
'-13
" 20 ....
SUpleo, self,
clinching
10
bundles . g
Full bundle 10 per eaat discount.
GROCERIES.
STEELE & JOHNSON 533-540 14th ST.
CLARK i FRENCH COR. FARNHAM AND
llTII ST.
PT7NDT, MEYER RAAPKE, 212 FARN
HVM ST., WHOLESALE DEALERS-
SVGAES.
Grann!ate.l pr 7S.
rowatrta do
Eat cut leaf da viiii
SUodardA do MO1
do" 10
MaZ-i
jaWIMnr- s. at
aTir,rr:, . ? si
SL. 3 Xi
it. SS !3
Jt ! in
43 -JU
C 3J 41
i.1 1 25 1 50
.!&. 25 30
I- si j
7.71... ZZ 1 58 1 ft)
rr. i oo i 30
sn u
!fti 73 00 90 WI
- 1 73 2 35
1 J4 1 (J
C 5J V 00
17 IS
1 1A
!!!k " 9
1 23 1 50
UK
Hash
We 1 A Ct ..., 10 i 333 f UnMBinM.ai. Ca.h i
Kxira C
Wlloir C
X O choice
do
do
do
lOalOk
vXW
COFFEES.
Rio choice pr S
do prime do
do good do
O G JaTa
2Sa23S
2723
.
1.27
31a33
SYRUPS.
Common pr gallon.
(iocd do ....
Chclce do
do X O inolisses....
t'akl
60a3
70iil
0
8a9
. 16,'sl7
lbal7
eiaH
.
7a7
7
4a4
45
a50
5-j57
S7afi5
EICE.
Ransoon ihoice...
Carolina
CANDLES.
it W.sk A Co
tchofers . ..........
MUP.
Mis-ouri Vrl'e r..... .
KirL's aroii ..... ........
M. Weak A Co
S.hofer' Genn-iu.
Kirk's stndrd.m.........
do sttclin; .
PLUG TOBACCO.
Black go'ds, Wr-itern ....
do do Virginia ...... ........
"o do LonrUrdV.
Bright do do do
du do Virginia ..
Xatvralleaf
DDIEU FRUITS
California pj'clies per nound ...
do a pbj dj ....
S,ate uo do ...
New rnrmnM
do prunes-.- .
C0at5
75a9J
lsKal7
lialJJ
13al.lH
S 9
14al4
17
17Hal8
SsatJ
S.1 55
12
do German therrioi...................
do blackberries- ...........
do rnnberriei... ........ ....
do ralns pr tox ..-.
da stedleaa rasies per pound .
SALT.
Xew in bane's... ..........
do dairy ..................
CANNED GOODS.
2 pound can Mjer's oysters per ose.
1 do do do do do
2 do do Wlliim's do do .
2 do do peaches do do ,
3 do do d do do
lomatoss, 2 pound can, per case .
SI 80a3 00
, 4 30a5 75
.M 23al 50
2 0a2 75
. 4 00a4 25
. 4 75a5 09
S 75a" 10
. 3 50a3 75
5 CO
550
. 5 75lf 00
C 00
. 4 75a5 50
6 01
5 50
do 3 do do
do
Corn, Trophy, p r i-ase....
uo rtiniow u ........
do Yarmouth lo ......
Strawberries, jer case.......
Rspb.rrlt3, do do - .
Pineapples, du do
TEAS.
Oo'ongs per pound ... ..
Young Ilyrou, pvr ound
Gunpowder. do do .....
FLOUR.
Oo'd nut-..... ..
XXXX Iowa City
C uiforuia ... ...
BAGS.
Gunn:es, heary weight ...
du light do ........
Burlaps, four bushil . ...
Dundso gunnies ...
draiu bju.s, Amoiici? A.......
do do Kixikfora ...-.
2a75
40al 00
COal 25
3 K-
3 0
. 4 73a CO
17
1C
18Kal9
IS
30a31
3t
spice-1.
Nutmegs, Pnauglest, per pound I S5al 4t
Clovej do do ... C9
Alspiee do do la 0
Cinauion bark da do ..... 3oa46
IRON AMD STB 1L.
Iron.couimon bar per ld..... 4
do round and spuaxe.... 4Vi8
do horse shoe Uar.... ........ 7
do hoop and light band ... 6alv
Cast steel, American ....... 18ai0
do Englbh 25
Blister steel American 20
German steel, plow and spring.. VI13!
Norway call rods. Bcnsone.. IS
LIME, HIDE HAIJC, 4C
Lime, V bbl S 80aS 25
Ceiuent.Otk-a - f3 25
do LouIsrUle 00a3 50
Plaiter, Grand lUpids... 4 00
Hair, per bale of 40 IU 45 12 00
Green but' hers hides.. ......... 5)Ju;
do do calf 10
do salt hi les..... ......... 8aU
do dj calf 12
Dry flint hides . ICalS
do do calf...... .... .. 20
do falthi'Ies Jal5
do d calf -..... 17
Branded, lo percent, oil, diu
aged33Kdo S131.
Codfish, Georges back .. .. ,
Mackerul, No. 1. 113
6H
lft 5Gall uo
2 00a2 00
7 00a7 50
1 60a2 50
19 00
S4 00
9
11
aits
Wbito r ish "
t; bl
kits..
Sardines boxes, per ta3e
KCX.
Raneoon...
Carolina
UEAVTB20X aUKKTIKQaV
Indian HcaJ.... ..
Pep)erell, E flne.....
d R do
d O do
do N do
d sheeting, 9-4-.
d ua i
Puttuian. a a... .
Stark a...
HAIU.
lOd to M, per teg ..
3J do
J do ...
Id do
3-1 do
3d Jne blue do
W rouqht nails per 100 lbs..
5". finishing nails, per 100 lls..
S do do do do.
10 do do do do.
1-in. bM do do do
Horse nails Northweslern.perlb
Burden's horse sh.m, por keg-
do inula do do
OILS.
Carbon . .........-...-
LInaeed, raw. ......... .
do boiled .........
Lard, No. 1. .......
Bontine ...............
West Va Lubricating Oil
Fish Oil
Turpentine
fbovivoki.
Mess pork T3 bbl ..........
Ilarus, plain, lb ......
Hams, V lb., sugar cured -
Bacon clear sides lb......
Shouliiers $ lb... ,.,,,
Dried beef, plain ......-...
PA1HTS.
White Lead, strlctlr pure..
do do fancy brands.....
do Zinc, pure French
do do do American-.,
do do fancy brands......
Red Lead, pure American..
Putty, tn bladders....
POWELL a co'a SOArSTU
Oermin Mottled . .... .
Sapo Publico ..
Saron Republic.....
X.uait. Ollre
Palm Soap-........ .
8C8AS3.
Patent cut loaf ...
Crushed........ -...... ....
," ,,,,,, , ..,
C extra...................
New Orleans. ......
12
12
11
19
9
3M
27J4
12
II
14 7i
25
5 25
5 50
600
800
6 80
95
6 60
6 60
7 UO
!3
70
5
19
1 t"5
1 IS
83
30
40
00
85
IS 50
12
7Ka8
16
12a 3
9all
1U12
12al4
8al6
13a 14
4aS
1054
ioH
SPICES.
Pepper, per lb
Cassia, per lb....
Cloted ...........
3Co
43
40
Coarse per l.M
Fine per bbl ..... ..
Dairy, with bags per bbl .
Dairy, without bags per bU....
ETABC1I,
Comuion5 a 6lc I Laundry..
Glow 10 a 11 I Com..
SKED3.
Peas, s'andard varieties tl hu
do Tom Thumb, in
do Mel ain's Little Gem do
do Common field, do
Red Weathers field onion V
Turnip, common field, do .
do choice varieties, do ...
Beet, field Tarietics, do .
Honey Locust do -
Osaj;e orange ft bu..........
Blue Grass, clean, do
do do extra clean do.....
Ped top V bu
Ilungariai do ......
Mlllett do
Clorer do
Timothy do ....
TSaa
Young Hyson, common -.
do do fair..
do do good ..-..
do do prime -
do do choice..
3 00
R 00
3 50
ilO
!
"71
31
7 OOal'JO Of)
1200
1600
3' 00
8 00
1 &
75
75
is eo
2 00
3
(
11 f
12a"
7 C8-9 IO
40
5C
65a 75
75a 85
85a $5
95al 05
l.lOal 36
7r80
1 lOal 15
95al 00
1 45al 50
a75
SCal 30
90a95
60a65
I5a0
do do extra choice.
Imperial, superior to fine-
era 'jxint to ciioice-
Gunpo'sxler, superior to fine.
do extra to choice..
Japan Natural Leal, fine to extra
nne..
Japan Natural
Leaf, fine to
cnoice.
JapanlS
Oolong,
Natural Ut..
fair to gco"
Oolong, good to prime..
uoiong, exxra-
TOBACCO.
Fine cut chewing, exr
Choice .... .
MedlniB -
S9a 95
73a 90
70
SO
Common
woODXXWixr.
2 hoopl oak-eralned pails d
(ope1! oak-cr;
do do
Ida 240
do 2 60
do 75
do 9 00
do 10 SO
do W)
do 8 00
do. 2 30
do I 50
do 2 00
do- 50
do 3 73
do- 1 50
do- 3 75
do 25
do 3 20
do. 00
d 1 BO
da S K
ft 2Oe2.
S do do do
Horse oars, nosh bottoms.
Cedar pails, whltoi
Tubs, No. 1, osk-ialned
do No. 2, do
do No. 3, do
Washboards, D P.
Clothes pins, spring.
Barrel corers, plain,
Half bushels, I. B.,
fop handles, Taylor's,
Butter ladle,
do moulds, ,
Wood bowls, isiorted size
Brooms, No. I,
do No. 2,
Aze balres,
do it skat ad
SflT
FENCE POSTS,
At Wholesale tad Retail.
BEST O" MISSOURI THIITE OAK AND
Burr Oak fenc Posts, also wood of tbe
same quality, far sole cheap at S. P BBIGGS'
wood yard Dr8tI
WALTER CRAIG'S LAND'S
FOR SALE.
I offer for Sale, on LIBEEAL TERMS, to suit purchasers,
30.000 Acres!
- k
All of T. 21.
-ij 'z'f- siTToi-nn tT.ni.sAT.ris of auule trees and
2SS2iJ?.,S'1S."
XUlCOb IICCS, AXVXXlg
lATP.tPT Tin WAV
2R4.n acta in
o oitt- inn oot-ao
ty Seat and a fine
Doue-las County.
Shf of SE 1-4 34 15
N'E SE 34 15
SWSW 35 15
" " -
N'tir oi ir i
4
ul
7
15
U 1
A
kj II
15 1
15
Dodge County.
X hf of XE 5 1 a
Mi jV J 1' "
o ill...... ........... ..a........... o.. ao V
Sr XV 13 18 S
S hf 2E 14 IS 8
Sarpy County.
SiWBVV
XiOb X .......................... ...... 'U
XjO t .......a... ...MH......M ...Mill
12
12
12
All these lands are good farming lands. Their surface is, in
general, smoothly rolling table or upland, but comprising many
thousands of acres of level bottom. Most of the tracts are sup
plied with living water: some of them with small groves or
The soil of the creek and river bottoms is a deep, black
alluvial or vegetable mold, and most of these bottoms are
natural meadows. ,,,
The soil of the uplands is a lively brown or yellow loam,
with a very deep and porous subsoil. The more elevated parts
abound with those peculiar soft, brittle, limy lumps, which always
denote the best wheat land.
One tract in Sarpy County contains an extensive quarry of
stratified limestone. . .
Nearly all these tracts are within the sound of the locomo
tive whistle, and many of them are close to Railroad Stations.
Two or three pieces only are inconvenient to Schools,
Mills, Post Office and Stores. A T .,
For any tract in WASHINGTON COUNTY, apply to ALEX.
REED, in Blair, Neb. . '
For any other tract, to I. N. TAYLOR m Omaha.
WALTER CRAIC.
M. Keller.
Proprietor of the"
RISING SUN
AND
LOS ANGELES
YIXEYRDS.
LVpot for the sale of his
NATIVE WINES
AND
BIE ACIDIZES
UL. KELLER & Co.,
Corner ol Bafery and Yas!ilB.jton Sis.
SAN FR1XC1SCO,
mil 7 U
CJ.
J. SCHOONMAKER & SON
PaOPElETOBS Of THE
PITTSBURG-
LEAD
AND
COLOR WORKS
PITTSBURG-, PA.
33tnl3li3xocl 1333.
Manufjctarers ol Strictly Par
White Leud, Bed Lead, Litliarge
Pntty, Colors Dry aud In Oil.
PORE VERMTER GREEN,
The
strongest and brightast green
rnanufacturercd.
OOARANTEE.
We guarantee our brand ol Strictly Tare
Whit ead to be Irre from impurities, and
will pay !50 in gold for erery ounce of adul
laia'Jon found In this packaie.
auirTJm i. bVlIOONMAKER & EON
XJitct. Sttos
Confectioners' Tool Works,
T2ios. Mills c& Bro.,
Manufacturers (
Confectioners'Tools
Haalilnes, Moalda. Ire Cream
Frseics, iic.,
3fos. 1301 & 1303 North Eighth fc't.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Fi-onrletors:
EsTABLXsnEB Ml,
CATALCQUESSENT
apon appllcati.n.
saar7da.w3ra
Tiies JIilw,
Geo. M. 31 ills.
AtlkeP.Pasmxb.
I B.J
Southern Hotel,
Fronting ca 4th, 5ti and Wilnatit
St. Louis, - Mo.
Isaveille, "Warner & Co.,
Trot3rlotoriii.
The Southern Hotel Is first-elrss in all its
spcolatnts. Its tabltsar at all times sup
plied Id tb greatest abundance, with all tin
dellracies the markets afford. Its clerrs and
employes ara all polite and attentits to tbe
wants ef th Rjiests of tbe hotel, There Is an
imprtTsd eiera'cr leadinz from tb Sr.t floor
to tbe upper (At, Railroad and steamboat
ticket office, news stand, and western Union
Telegraph. 0 eJaMotiinuiof hotel,
WHITE
IN" NEBRASKA, known and described
STANTON COUNTY.
R. 1. -Hi. SSi.ou acres,
r Wnarlv aU
vtvvA - -- f
THAYER COUNTY. 7
soUd body, in T, 2, R. 2, W., suitable for
in motivation, within
flour mill; living water.
13 14 10,
JA tt
W III i!S W
SE NV and KW SV.
sz ill o
OUsS
o W
O V iI51j
15 14 10
10
15 12 10
10
22 14 10
10:
14 13 11
20 13 12
21 13 12
2S 13 12
12
NWNEof Lot 2.
I5V 2iZi '
Oh '
W hf SE and E hf SV
30 14 12
SO 1.1 io
13
33 14 12
Colfax County.
l!i 1n.
jZt lit !!-" J
5 III j v
J III & It v
17
17
17
17
V hf SE...
.18 17
. 6 20
. 1 20
. 3 20
. 4 20
j II
X hf Sec...
.fel If
iN ia
Establish in 1851.
CASTLE BBOS.,
IMPORTERS OF
AND
Sast India Goods,
213 aud 21j ntO.VT STREET
San Francisco
rscli'mS
California.
aLFX. J. LEOOAT.
.VATU'L C. IICDsOy.
WJI. U. HCDSOX
JAS. U. BUTLEB
ST. LOUIS TOBACCO WORKS.
Legjat, Hudson & Co.,
Manufacturers of etery arji..
Fiao Cut Ch.Ting
A.D SMOKISO
TOBACCO
Our pecial Brands:
FINK CTJTSt
SMOKIXGSl
JNGLESICE.
nVLLJON.
Montana.
BEA UTT.
OILT EDGE.
All Onr Tobaccos Strictly IVarantcd.
OFFICE AND NALKSROOX
Cor. Second & Vine Streets,
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Xio-uis IVXo.
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CABFENTER AND BDUDBB.
2i: FAr.NIIAil STr.CET.
GrEO. W. ELKINS
GENERAL
Commission Merchant,
lS16&.1918MaitetSt.,
PII11.ADEZ.PUIA.
G-rain, Flour, Seeds
EptdalUu : Bulej, alt Hops.
our7te
E A S
as ionowa.
suitable for a large
tiTe seotiSSs: and a fine
1 1-4 mues oi coun
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Gage County. 1
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Washington County.
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SIZE
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CP
fellets:
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Or Sugar-Coaled, Concentrated,
Hoot and Herbal Juice, Aatl
Bilious Grannies. THE"LmLE
CLIKT" CATHARTIC or SXtUtsm
In Parvo Physic.
The novelty of modem Medlcai, Chemical aad
Pluunuceutical Sctenco No use of any lessn
U'itn the lari? rvpulslva and nauseous piiLj,
cmiposcd of eticap. crude, and bulky incredlent,
wheuuecan by a careful appLcatioa of chemical
f deuce, cxtrart all tlio catnartic and other Bed!,
clnil properties froa tho most Tiluabio roots aaC
herb, ana coiirrutntte them into a toinnto Graa.
ale. scarcely larger than a mustard
uel. that can be readily swallowed by tic.e ol
the mostscnsl'.iro stomachs and fatidlons tastes.
Ejchllulo Pursatlvo 1'ollct re prefect? , in a
Dootconccntntcil form, as much cathartic power
as Is embodied in any of tho lareo pills found foe
nlo In the dru? ehops. From their wonderful ca
thartic power, la pronortlon to their tize, pecjile
vtho havo no' tried them aro apt to tepprwe that
they aro har-a or drastic in effect,- tat such Is net
at all tho cav.'. he different actlo siedtclnal prts.
ciplci or which tbey aro composed bein;? o bt.
tnjnized and modided. ono by tho others, as to)
produce a mod KcarrhltitT and tbor
ouzb,yrt coutlyandklndlyopcratlua;
catnartic
K50O Reward is hereby offered by tho pro.
prietor of iheso l'elicU, to any chemist who,
upon anilysis, lll End In them ant Calomel cr
other forma of mercury ot any other mineral
poison.
Being
care Is .-e
rate without
or occupation. For Juundlce. Headache,
Vonaitpaiion, anipuro niouu, a-aiis.
iu the Shoulders, Xlgstnesa of tho
Ctacat, Dlzzlncaa, Sour ractatloua
ot tho Stomach, Dad laata tii
uaonth, Illlloua attacks. Pain la
reKloti of KIducyu, Internal Fever,
moated feeling; aboat Htomicb,
Ituate of Blood to Head, IIIko, Col
ored Vrluo, VnaocIajVllty and
GlooBir ft'orebodluKB, take Br,
Plercu's PIcavant Pu rtratlro Pellets.
In explanation of the remedial power of my Tnr-
fitlre Pellets over o creat asa.icty of diseases.
wish to say that their action npon tno
animal economy in unlveraul, not
Rlaud ortUsuoencaptnirtbelraanav
tlve iniprcss. A50 docs cot Impair thts;
their gusar-coating'ar.ir being enclosed lo jl
bottles prc-'crvo their lrtuca unimpaired for anr
ith nf time, in anr climate, so thai the T are al
ways fresh and reliable, which Is not tho case.
with the piUs found in tho drag stores, pnt np 1
cheap rood or paste-boird boxs. Recollect thsj
f.iraii diseases where a Laxative, Altera
tiro or Pursatlvo is Indicated, (heed llttla
Pctlcts will cio the most perfect Mtlifaction to
all who nsctliera.
Tlioy aro rold br All eBterprlsln
DruggUisati coutaabottlc.
Do not allow any drn;lst to lndncs rati 19
take anything el that La may say is Jmc as
rood as my Pelicto becauo be makes a larger,
proflt oa tbnt wh?h he recommends. If your
dra"tst cannot (apply them, enclosa 93 cents)
andreceive them ny retnrn mail from
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