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OF THE FINEST
Elkliorn Valley Lands !
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THESE LANDS ABE CONVENIENT TO
the market and tbe
FINEST in tlie STATE !
A a J will be sold at from
$2.50 to $5.00 PER ACRE!
For Cask or ou Lent Time.
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ETS for sale at O. & X". W. De
pot, bearing coupons which -will
be taken at full cost in payment
for land.
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KIOH PAbMI5& LaHD IS IEBRASXLH
500 HauscomPlaccLots!
HOUSES AND LOTS n Ine city of Omaha,
for sale chean and on Koodteraa.
HOGGS HM..
Real estate brokers,offlce otr Mocker's store,
on Dodge U opposite neirjiietoeice- Ii
EDWARD KUEHL.
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o- 493 loth St, bstweea Fami & Sentey.
WIU by the aid of guirdlan iplrlti, obtain
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TAILOR,
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All kinds of TAILORING, CLEANING nl
REPAI INU done at reasonable ratee
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UBEIIE & K1KBACU,
t 15th t. between Fsrnluui and arney .
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prompUT done at reasonable price mTdawg
-WILLIAM XATEY,
Cor. 16ih and "Webster Sts.,
Keeps a complete assortment of
GROCERIES and
PROVISIONS.
KCftin
J-OXX3XT Or
255 Harney street, twtweca
Ida and 15th.
Carriage aad Wage
Jtaklag
In all It Branches, in
approred
the latest
pattern.
and moat
HORSE SHOEING AND BLACKSMITH!.' H
f a d repairing done on snort nolle.
sn2 It
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?AUjOR,
Ml Cor. ivaraluua "d Kleweafca 8U.
All kinds of TAILOBISO, Cleaning -ptlrlng
done at reasonable nfc a. A fine lot ol
VOBNIsUINQ GOODS consianUy onhand
and sold cheaii. UtSBU
U. P. R.R.JV1EAT MARKET,
10th street bet California and Webster.
WE KEEP OS HAND THE BEST
supplr of lBEsU AND SALTED
MEATS. Also a Urge stock of Fine Sugar
Cared Hams and Breatfast Bacon, t the low
rt WeT X AOT KNUTII.
latlt-lr . -a Proprietors.
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?niMd SlBO, since which time the wide
button which U ha. attain! In all parts ol
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ZSL llaturi, wid art. htn Induced the
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ditlon "nUed, Tt Ahjoicas Cxcwpas.-
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SdeVSew workf rderence an Imperatlre
"jh1; morement of Vial,tta'JS&
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Cultfwl applicaUon to tho Industrial and useful
arts aid the conTenlenoe and rettnment of
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rVras aocessions to our geographical know
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' r7raVwUUcal rerolutions of the last
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ENGAGED.
Very prosy, I dare say, you would
have thought those evenings, and
altogether intolerable. But they
had a simple charm for the Harmon
girls, and Etta rather enjoyed them
sometimes, and to Jack they were
delightful beyond measure. Sitting
under a great chestnut tree till nine
o'clock looking at the stars and tell
ing stories and exchanging views
about thing9 in general, comprised
all the pleasure, such as it was and
yes, one item also, Jack's occasional
performance on the fiddle.
This was the sort of life one might
have predicted to go on without the
least change till all who shared it
died. But just at the most monot
onous point came a change.
It was an evening toward autumn
and a little chill, and the girls were
a little wrapped up, and even Jack's
coat was buttoned. What could be
prettier than Etta, sitting there with
her listening smile, and the tinkle
of her voice breaking in now and
then, and the quaint, roguish poise
of her head?
Oh, Jack, Jack! it was no won
der you loved her with all your big,
simple heart, and wouldn't you
have readily laid down your life to
make her happy, any hour the sac
rifice might be. demanded? Yes,
over aud over again.
The subject was one, I am sure,
everybody not overburdened with
wealth has often discussed : "What
would I do if I were rich ?" It was
Etta's turn to Bay, and as she told
them alLthe wonders she would do,
a plaintiveness came into her voice
and a sadness npon her face, and
Jack learned for the first time that
she was not happy in being poor.
"Well," said she, in conclusion,
with a sigh, "Jack and I have our
expectations, at any rate."
"What are they?" wondered Jack
instantly.
"Aunt Nutwell, you know, &ne
has an Immense deal of money, and
when she dies it will go to one of
us, as we are the only relatives she
has. I think your chance is far bet
ter than itiue, though,Jack,because
Aunt Ellenorah never liked my poor
mamma, and you know she is very
fond of your mamma aud papa
both," laughed Etta, a shade sadly.
This set Jack to thinking, and on
his way back with Etta, afterseeing
the Harmon girls home, he said:
uvttn T hpilnvo if vou were rich
vou wouldn't carefor me any
i Toneer.
'Don' t ie sii ly, J acs. iuuwiu
I shouldn't change, no matter if I
WTO found out to be an heiress to a
throne," ... , A
This he believed, but he liked to
hear her say It over and over again,
Just as children enjoy the same
things told twenty times that they
know already. And so when they
parted for the night at the foot of
the stairs, Etta standing there with
a candle in her hand, and her face
bo sweet and smiling behind it, he
kissed her and whispered:
Vou will never love anybody
else never, never, never."
"Never, never, never!" she ech
oed, and was gone.
Next day Farmer Dilwyn goes to
market in the great vagon, and
Japk goes to the field, and Etta goes
tq the village on her toy pony; and
about noon comes a gentleman, very
stout andpompou3,and rather hand
some. Jack is bent for and is much
bewildered, not being able to imag
ine what is wanted of him; but they
go into the little dining:room and
aro qloseted for a long hour together.
When Jack comes out he is a
changed being. Not that "his hair
has grown white in a single night,"
or anything of that kind, but he Is
awed, and ouiet. and, upon the
whole, queer.
Etta Houghson oh, so gay and
sweet upon that dear little pony !
came back much later than usual.
She bad been to the postoffice, and
had read several three-volume let
ters from some friends of her own
sex, and had glanced over some
naDers. and had paid a visit or two,
and borrowed a novel and lots of
things more ; all of which combined
to detain her.
And leaving the pony at tbe gate,
she went up the path to the farm
house on. foot The place seemed
strangely silent ; but presently she
discovered Farmer Dilwyn standing
la the semi-darkness of the small
corridor, staring fixedly at her, and
possibly a little ill at ease.
She went in, and fresher surprises
awaited her, like so many meta
phorical Jacks-in-the-box.
farmer Dilwyn, an intensely
practical man, first brushed the
dust from a chair and handed it to
her, and his vife bound as if she
was a stranger, and the dutiful son
stood altogether aloof. Was
it
or
hauteur, or shyness, or caprice,
what?
Etta burst out laughlug. "How
singularly you all act! Is this a
comedy of mystification ?
Farmer Dilwyn came forward a
little, and said, gravely :
"Etta, I have some some impor
tant news for you. Your Aunt El
lenorah Nutwell Is dead,"
'I am sorry," said Etta, the laugh
fading into a gentle smile. "I
know that she was prepared, and I
believe she was a good woman,
wasn't she: uncle ? And " Here,
she stopped, nor knowing how to
get on further.
"Well, Etta," continued Farmer
Dilwyn, plunging in mediaa res,
"the short and long of it is that you
are the heiress to her large wealth.
I congratulate we all congratulate
you."
Etta turned pale, very naturally,
and felt faint, and even, I think, ill
very ill and dizzy for the in
stant; and she sank into the chair
that had been brushed for her re
ception; and for a minute or two it
was all a kind of gray dream a
misty nightmare wholly made up of
pain.
And then the truth flashed upon
her, and her mind absorbed in it
the instant, and aho shed tears.
"Am I rich, then, after all?" she
said, the pleasanter reaction com
ing. "Oh, Uncle Dilwyn, I don't
believe I ever really wanted to be
rich, and I'm shure 1 shan't know
what to do with it alL But are you
sure?"
.'fcjure! ot course I am. Tell her
all about it, Jaok."
Jack spoke sadly, as if he had.
fully settled in his simple mind al
ready the distance between himself
and her he loved.
VThe lawyer was here a frhort
time since, Etta." he said. "He
told me that Aunt Nutwell was
neaa, ana naa made no will, ana
thorgfore, tbe money she left goes
to" you, yqi know, It's very plain."
"Very strange, "J sou!4 "
rather," returned Etta. "You were
always her favorite, and I had oftei
heart she had determined to make
her wili'ln your favor, fcjhe knew
little about me, and never liked my
poor mamma, but she was aware
that 1 WOUJa DO ine leg&i iieiresa
and, oh, there must be some mistake
about it all!"
No, as it turned out there was no
mistake; for later in the day, the
ia'nrer returned and confirmed alL
nd"then at Dilwyn farm there
was' a great change, aqd a stranger
might have fancied that a fiicand
had recently taken place there. '
A. week afterward Etta left 'hem
alitor the cltv: tut the nteht before.
I though Jack had no( spoken to her
on a very important subject, ohe
spoke to him.
"Jack, 1 don't believe you care
anything more for me since I be
came the rich Miss Houghson. You
loved poor Etta, you used to say,"
she said, with the same smile of
other days. '
"Yon know I love you more than
ever, Etta;' but I mvst be frank.
1 ou are going away to the city and
Into aocletyrand with your money
and beauty it will be tbe old, old
story. Some"' fellow will come
along handsome, gifted, perhaps
rich, too and "then how often will
you think of awkward, stupid Jack
Dilwyn?"
She patted him lightly on the
cheek and laughed.
"That is the old story, I grant,
Jack; but we'll Improve on it; for I
do love you, Jack; and if you really
wish it, I mean to become your wife;
and so trust me, and write me very
often, and very soon I'll send for
you."
After she was sone Tack went
about his work as usual, a little mel
ancholly at first; but this gradually
wore off" and in six weeks he was,
to all outward seeming, the same
old Jack as ever always singing, or
whistling, and blithe. Etta wrote
twice a week, telling bra of the peo
ple ahe had met oh ' ach wonder
ful people, and yet she hated them
all and what society was like, and
what pleasure money could buy,
and much else, and always at the
end that she was still his true Etta;
and he always answered the same
day, telling her what he thought
would interest her, about the farm,
ani so forth, and dutifully adding
that he was still her true Jack;
which correspondence at length be
came irregular first on Etta's part,
and then on Jack's.
Etta, after a delay, wrote de
scribing some friends ot her late
aunt's, with whom shJ was now
growing agreeably intimate a Mrs.
Ella Hare, and a Mr. Mark Hare,
her son and when Jack read this,
he felt a presentiment of evil. He
replied rather briefly, and from that
polntthecorrespondence languished,
until in the end it ceased altogether.
You may be sure that the poor
fellow grew sad enough then. He
became utterly wretched then of
face and even bowed of form, al
most like an old man and very
silent. No more whistling like the
blackbird, and no more singing like
the lark ! And one day he goes to
the old man and says, "Father, I'm
going to the city and don't know
whenl3hall be back. Don't ask
me any questions, but give me what
money you think I shall need for
my stay, should it be long."
He went to the city for the first
time in his life; but he easily tound
Etta's house and sent up his name.
The servant haughtily showed him
into the parlor, and left him there
wondering at its vastness, magnifi
cence and general grandeur. Then
from his dream he awoke at the
sound of a light foot in the corrider,
and his heart jumped and the door
opened. He saw a lady who was
not Etta entireIy,or she had changed
indeed.
A small lady in blue,with wicked
steel-gray eyes and not a pleasant
face. 8he announced herself as
Mrs. Hare. Jack at once replied,
rather firmly, that he had called to
see Miss Houghson.
"She is engaged," answered the
lady, coolly.
Jack colored.
"To me, madam, as "
"To you, certainly, iou under
stand thecustomsof society 1 hope,"
continued the lady, with a slight ac
cent of irony, as her eyes traveled
over his homely dress. "When a
lady announces she is engaged, she
receives nobody under any circum
stances."
(3b be Continued.)
TiLu cojIirG siuuuUCk.
The Tot en of our nation,
s ne r was known before.
Are rising from Pacific's strand
To Atlantic's rocsy shorc.
Why la th'-s mighty chancer
A hat on the meaning be ?
The rising of the mssea
From northern lake to southern sea.
The spirit of old seventy-six
From out our heroes' urates
Forbids a nation drenched in patriots' blood,
Should sink to that of slaves ;
The motto which our coins once bore,
Though obsolete long since,
Brraain as erer true: not one cent for tribute,
But millions for defense.
Party ties and party laws
Are but as ropes of sand.
Tbe tights of mm to be a man
Should govern Freedom's land.
Then shifi our Flag more proudly float
O'er land as well as sea,
And nitions yet unborn shall gladly greet
Tbe emblem of the free.
In trade we'll try to deal,
As man should deal with man.
And while we seek t- live ourselves.
We'll sell as cheap as anybody can,
Ardlf akatTOU need, j ,
Or friend you chance to meet,
Bemember Buuce, the Hatter,
vn upper uougtas aireei.
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
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Money and Commtrc.
Baily "fteview.
Office Omaha Daily Beb,
July-10,-1874. f -There
is no change in monetary
f affairs to-day worthy of note;- dis
counts light. Good mercantile pa
per finds ready accommodation at
the banks on short time. Exchange
on New York and Chicago, is ths
same, one-fith premium.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
quotes :
Land Greats (selling) $815.00
Land Warrants, (160 acres
buying) "6.00
Land Warrants (160 acres
selling) ltto.00
Agricultural College Scrip,
(ICO acres buying).... 16,0ji
Do. Selling. 185.00
Exchange on New York, 1-5 of one
per ct.
Groceries are moving slowly to
day, but prices are ruling steady at
last quotatatlon, with refined sugars
advancing.
The expectation is that trade
will be quiet for a few days, as the
farmers have commenced haveating
and have not time to trade.
Orders from country merchants
are coming In steady. Local trade
fair.
Our merchants are anticipating a
large trade in the fall, or as soon as
crops commence to' move.
Dry goods are ruling steady at
yesterday's figures, and the market
quiet. f
Taeie is no change oi any im
portance in hardware, trade, being
lively and shelf-goods in demand.
Produce is in good demand prices
ruling firm ; supply light J '
Provisions dull and not much do
ing in this line.
OMAHA MABKET3.
Carefully Corrected Dailf,
DRY GOQDS.-
J. J. BROWN BBO., 'COT. 14th.
Douglas 'Streets.
PRINTS.
and
Aliens.
9
1
a
American.
Amokeag..
Bristol ..
Garners...
Hamilton ...
Merrimack D
Peabodr....
Richmond......
Simmon's-
BLEACHED,SHIRTINaS.
Bright 4-1 ...
Cabot 4AIZZ.'!ZZ1LJZZSILZ
Lonsdale...... .-..... ..
N. Y. Jll.ls :
9
12,
Is
liVl
X
si
58
&
10
a
ii
12
12
12
Peterboro .
Suffolk L
BLEACUEC SHEETINOS.
Peppersll 8-4
Jlo 9-4 .
do 10 -
COTTONADfcS.
Farmers and Mechanics..,
Great Western -.
HROWX SHEETINGS.
Albion. A
Bedford, R .
Urantville, EL,
Germaoia, B B...
Langley .
l i s....
GINGHAMS.
American ..
Atnoskeag . ..
Bates
Lincaster.
'TICKINGS.
Amoskeag, a c a;
Biddrford.. JU ...-
J DENIMS.
2SK
l6nt
Beaver Creek, BB.
llaymaters..
Ots,B B :
Otis, C C ..
JEANS.
Biddeford.
Uoasier
163
YAKKEE noiioks-
kubtz-MOHB A CO., 231 Farnham
' . Street.
SPOOL COTTun.
N. T
Clark's O.
Coat's ...
7o
70
2s
. Nwasoo
Merrick's..
HOoIEBY.
Domestic..
British,
..30006 00
PAPER COLLARS.
Dickens' best-
S 90
135
1 80
260
King William..
Domestic
''
SHAWL9.
i Ottoman strips-
12 2536 SO
i.
HH1BTA.
White common.
$10 50
15 00
SO 00
S1200amO
medium.
custom mad.
Percale-
Calico ,-
4 7Sa7 60
OVERALLS.
Brown drill-
, S6 50a7 25
. 7 75a9 00
-7 00a7 50
- S009 50
S0Oa9 50
. S5 25aa'00
15 00
-. 2250
? dock ... . -
Bine drill
J te g-g-
French whalebone.
lOjr own .
UHSCb
SPRING 6K1KT3.
Linen printed.
--
$900
12 00
15 (W
ruffled-
fluted-
GENERAL COMMISSION.
J. U. Kosenfeld gives us tne
following quotations this day
Butter, active, 13 in tabs; Eggs
in demand at lie per doz.; Live
thickens at 2 00(Si2 50 per doz.;
Gooseberries, 2 50 per bu.; Cher
ries, 5 OOper bu ; Oranges, 9 00;
Lemns, 14 00 per box. ana Rasp
berries, 20c per quart.
HARDWARE.
JOUX T. KDOAX.
IRON.
Common bar-
Hone shoe ba.
.8
Norway nail rod.
STEEL.
Cast plow..
12
11
I 22
I 40
7 26
S25
23
uermon-
American easn, octagon and square-. ISA
Jeasop'a English do do 23Q
Burden's horse shoes, per keg
do mule do do
VnrthMtrn horse nails . 22a
'Dundee thimble skeins, discount 45 par cent.
Stor hall patent axles, discount 10 per cant.
NAILS.
lOd to 60d per kef-..-.....
gd do .-.-.1
6d do M.
4d do .
3d do . .
4 10
4 35
4 60
4 85
6 10
7 10
6 81
5 60
585
485
S 10
635
88S
3d fine do
lod finis'ng do
an ao ao
6d do do
lOd casing do
8d do da
6d do do
Wrought, all sixes
BOLTS.
Carriage and tire discount
BUTTS.
Narrow wrought, fast lolntdlscoant
Cast, loose pin reTcrsible . do
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hay and manure forks-. discount
Hoes and gai den rakes . do
HINGES.
Ctrspand T .discount
WRENCHES.
79 pre
SO pre
35 do
30 pre
25 do
25 pre
AS pre
45 do
20 So
45 pre
40 pre
cTafl'a black discount
Coe's genuine do
SCREWS.
JtaterlcxK Iroj) ,.
i do brass.
AOMCUMTDAI, TM:LKXXMTB.
s SCTTHX.
H Hell's Ha.Tst Kiag,per do i, net
Chaaanlon ,
HS6
12 00
1000
SOS
'Healfa Eureka
do rta
- aPASES-ABD MCrsLS.
BowUa4'aNo2 black ahorels, D H
do dopollshed do do
do do black spades do
Moore do polished do do
do'a'Sadag point" LHaboTds-.
f AXES.
Uppeacott's Western Crown
. " AT do do b.Tefed
1200
IS OS
12 W
13 00
isss
13 00
.ss
973
11 SO
WW
- COFFEE ItTLLE.
parkVsNoS. Ixuabox net
de doles do
J. 4.ITnU.lr,li
e5 oS- da - Britaaia
If " - FILES.
HawraT,8mlta Cev, dieeoont
v..
juaenean turn vo - w
A . BAMMEBS. '
aayaoVa, A E No 1, l)f, 1
Saaaasead'eABStoS-.
woo
isst
1000
13 M
-
rot
9!
sat
7a
- do
do, Earlatcr's No 1
do' do do" 2 .
da do do !
T HATCHSBs. t
Morris
" do
do
dc
t S? "-:
f&
LE1THEB.
Buffalo 8. sole V "-
ZJ
Hemlock SL sole,
do do
da. do
.ho 1-
359 :s
&: si
so 3:
32 SS
28 29
3 40
43 4t
39 41
125 1 50
75 1 25
25 30
43 4
1 50 1 60
1 00 1 30
45 44
3 00 90 00
1 75 2 35
1 44 1
650 tOO
17 IS
15 IB
6 7
8 9
1 25
300
8 25
..No 1.
.dam-
do span sole good --
do do dsm..
do harness
do line.
do bridle
do call..
do kip.
do upper V ft.
Oak sole 16
do call.
do kip
da harness
Fch calf JodoU pc di .
Other brands diaerent wt, pr to
French kip pr t
Bark linings,?--
SKINS.
Dry flint &
Dry salted
ureen..
Green salted.,
Jan. and Feb, pelts.
Shearl
Lamq,
Shear liig-
sxia
CEMENT.
Rosendale-
Water lime.,
SOAPS
PowelTA Co., Soap monufacturers.
Sapo Publico, G l-26 3-4; Savon
Republic, da, Chemical Olire, 6 to
61-2 ryPakait 65 ! German Mot
led, 6 146 1-2.
AST CrQtMX AND UPHOLSTERER'S
y'," STOCK.
BeaJaminB. Jones, Decorative Up
holsterer aad dealer in fine art goods,
276 Farnham Street, furnishes the
following quotations:
FSAME MOULDINGS.
Oil walnut mouldings, one inch,
fer foot, 6c; 2 inch lOc; 3 inch 15c;
polished walnut; 1 inch 7c; 2 inch
,16c; 8 inch 21c Berlin gilt, 1 inch
BiaiSc: 2 inch 12a30c; 3 inch 18
(4c; imitation rosewood and gilt, 1
knk 510c; 2 inch 1020c; 3 incn
15030c
. Window shades.
' Plain bands. 6 feet, all colors, per
pair, 1 60; ornamental bands, 2 00
400; each rdditional foot, 75c per
pair.
REPPS.
UHibn ind all wool terry, per yard
1 603 jO; Imperial, plain and stri
ped, 2 60a8 00.
DAMASKS.
Union per yard, 1 50; all wool,
2 OOaS CO.
MATTRA6SE3.
Husk, 4-4x6-2, 4 00a5 00; straw,
S 00a4 00; Excelsior, 3 60a4 50.
LUMBER.
BETATC IJST.
Eublecttochangeofmarketwitbout '
WM. M. FOSTER,
On V. P. R. R. track bet. 1 irnham ai
as.
GEO A. HOAGLANI.
Joins, atuddlne and sills. 20 It, and un
der . .-"'
Orer 20f t, each adllUoual ft add'l.,
Fenclng No 1 ....
do No 2- . -
1st common bosrds .-...
2nd do do . .
"A" stotk loards, 10 and 12 inch
"B" do do do do
"C" do do do do
1st clear, 1, IK. I A 1 2 luch
2d do do no do ....
3d do do do do .. .
Flooring, clear... .... -do
lst.commou.-
do 2d ' do .....
do 3d do .....,
do narrow, clear.
1st clear ceiling J4 Inch
2d do da Jilnch...
1st do do J4 inch ..
2d do do luch,. ..
1st dear aiding ..
.$42 00
60
'5 00
. - 21 00
25 tfl
22 00
50 00
S5 00
:e oo
G5 00
55 00
45 00
50 00
40 00
35 CO
27 50
... 45 00
35 00
32 50
30 00
27 50
27 00
2S 03
21 00
20 00
4 25
3 U0
2d do do .. . -1st
common siding.
24 do do ..
"A" shinj'es . -
Extra No 1 shingles . ...
Con.moa No 1 sh.ngles .-.. -Lath
per 1000 .
D A H pickets etr 100
Square do do do ....
O G Batten pe' lineal l
Bough do do do .....
Liberal discount on carload lots
WINDOWS, (Glazed.)
35 per contoffCblcsgo list.
DOORS, (Wedged)
25 per cent off CI tcago I'st.
BLINDS.
800
350
.3E0
'. "lK
SO per cent off list.
White lime per bbl -.
Lonlsfllle cement per bbl
,$l 752 00
, 3 00&3 25
. 3 50(43 75
40
4
Plaster parts per bbl
Plastering hair per bushel
Tarrtd felt. .. . -.
Plastering board ....
OIIS. PAIM. tiLAfeS, &e.
N.I. D.SOLOMON.
ROBERT C. STEELL.
Coal Oil S 19
Unseed Oil, raw. 105
bl'd- 1 10
Turpentine 65
Headlight OU 28
urd Oil, No U S5M 00
' " " 2. 70
" " winter),.
" " straln'd J
90
Lubricating I . j
W.Va. M
PAINTb, AC
White Lead, St. LouU, Srtlctly Pure . S llM
ancT srsuus . z
.. 4
Putty la Bladders
SU1X
Enameld Glass, colors, V sq. ft. . 1 00
Flat Glass. 50 9 e discount
'TIS, SHEET-IRON. WIRE, &C
MILTON ROGERS, COR. 14th &
FARNHAM. .
t:n plate.
10x14 10, lair quality.
10x14 Ic, beat quality.
..-.113 00
13 50
10x14 IX
do
do
do
: 1G50
14 00
17 00
. 15 50
17 50
, 20 50
.23 50
12x12 IC
do .
12x12 LT
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
11x20 1U
14X20 1A.
do
14x20 IXX do
14x39 IXXX.
U0 plate DC
100 plate DX,
100 plat DXX
23 50
. 14 00
17 00
20 00
. 15 00
16 00
12 50
27 50
32 50
Booing IC charcoal
KoonngiA. ao
10x14 IC coke
20x28 IC charcoal roofing-
TOxtB IC charcoal roonng.
e4xl4LX charcoal
10x30 cuke (fer sattersl..
23 00
,2100
BLOCK TIN.
Large pigs
Small pigs
Bar tin
35
So
S3
ZINC.
Sheet Un 25 to 36 In
do do do
It half casks.
In JSOffi casts-
do do do
Sheet H to W inches per sheet.
Tinners soidet (extra rennea-
ao ao ao. i.
do do roofing
bid metal
23
21
0a2
SHEET IRON.
First quality,
do do
do do
do do
Numbers 16 to 24-.
do 25
do 26
do 47
Charcoal, both sides smothe
ao no x.
do do It-
do do 27.
JanUta.No. 21
.io-as
do 37.
ltsaiaiarfatt7to 12.
do. NO. 1, stained
Lest lha lull bundles, add one cent.
HA"AaerteKt hnsaitat'n Busila, U Nos.
Leas than full bundles add one tent.
GALVANIZED.
Ne. 14 to ju
do 21 to M.
do Sfi to SS-.
.list
15
16
V
18
20
.do
dc
do 17.
dost.
.-do
.do
Full bundles diacQunt IS percent.
COPPfTBV
araaiera A to
S
45
42
33
45
43
50
33
.do 10 to- Z2 1
do 123,toie0B)
atethlar UaiaiSoa
Plsnlsaed, Uaad IS os
rKoa. 7, S aad t. Planished-
aoK copper ,-
Copper bottows
BHIGHT WIRE.
10 11 UK
Nee.
StoC
10,11
16
13
14
SO
20
IS
19
(best quality),
do do
do do .
do do
I do do
do do
do do
oje.lfcld 17 M
tn lMaitol5 ftr ctat Uew
19
GROCERIES.
STEELE & JOHNSON 538-540 14TH ST.
CLARK & TRENCH COR. FARNHAM AND
lllH ET.
PnNDT, MEYER &RAAPKE, 212 FARN
HVM ST., WHOLESALE DEALERS
MORGAN i Gallagher, 205 Farn
ham St.
WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN CO., 247
Douglas St.
j. J. brown t bro., Cor. 14th and
Douglas Streets.
bUGARS.
Granulated pr to ..-..
Powdered do ....
Crushed do
Bat cut loaf do -.
Standard A do .
Circle A do
Extra C uo .....
Yellow C do
N O choice do
11S
-12J12J5
Hall
11
10)4
-lOXaloJj
COFFEES.
Rio choice pr to.
do prime do
do good do
26a27
2i26
14j25
3U3S
O O Jara .
J.YRUP3.
Common pr gallon.,
Uood do
Choice do
do N O molasses-
S5a45
5Uk5
70i80
Ranecon choice.,
Carolina-
8a9
CANDLES.
U Weak A Co
&chofe .....
16sl7
lCsal7
6a6K
SOAP.
MusouriVrUey
Klrk's Saxon
M. Weak A Co-
tchofer's German
Kirk's stsndard
do sterling-
PLUG TOBACCO.
Black goods, Western
do do Virginia ..
do do Lorrllard's ..
Bright do do do ...
dj do Virginia
45
4500
5Ja57
57CJ
50a55
75a35
16K17
. 12il24
. llallH
Bay
,. llallM
17
21
S3a40
!3-0
12a
.J2 70a2 85
,. 4 50o5 75
.$1 25al 50
. 2 50a2 75
Natural leal-
DRIED FRUITS,
California peach-s per pound
do apples do
ftato do do
New currants .... .
do prunes ... ...
do German cherries...
do bl ckbernes .-...
do raspbeiries
.1.. .nl.tn. nef box....
do scedleis raisins, per pound .
SALT,
New in barrels ......
do dairy... ...-. ..
CANNED GOODS.
2 pound can Myer'soys'ers, per case.
1 uo uo ao u ""
2 dc do William's do do
2 do do peaches let case ...
3 do do do do
2 do do tomatoes do .
3 do do do do .
Corn, Trophy per case .
do Winslow do -
do Yarmouth do
Strawberries, do ...-
Raspberries, do .....,
Pineapples, do ....
TEAS.
Oolon s, per pound .... .....
Young Hyson, per pound
O-npowder, do do
TLOUR.
Snow Flake, (Wells A Nleraan)-.
Gold D. st
XXXX Iowa City
4 0ua4 25
4 25al 50
6 50a7 00
. 3 50a3 75
5 00
5M)
5 75aS 00
6 00
4 50a5 00
b CO
. 550
25a75
40j1 00
CUal 25
4 50
3 10
300
I 75a5 10
California-.
BAGS.
Gaa-iies, heaxy weight.
o light do
lips, four buihel
adee gunnies ...
do Iuks, AmosVeg A ..
o do Lud.ow a a
SPICES.
Nu'.mess, Penang best,pcr pound
UjTe, uo do
Alspice o do
Clnamonlark do dj
1M19
17SlS
ifilS
18
SOaSl
eir35
35al 41
60
ISa 0
25.146
CIGARS.
E. simpson, Manufacturer, 532
A.
15th Street
II. Upuian ....
Beconstruitlon
Grand tentral ...... .......
Universal
Yara
La Boquet .... .
bimm lure . . .
Portigss... - ..
Yours Truly
Gold Medal .
La Espanola ...
Triple Crown.. .. .
Henry Clay . ...
Do Viller . ... ...-
Y Viller
1876 .
-V M.
. do
- do
.. do
do
do
do
-. do
. do
do
.. do
- do
.. do
- do
do
- do
$-5 00
35 00
35 00
40 00
43 00
50 Ou
50 CO
75 CO
65 00
50 00
60 00
75 00
10O 00
100 00
100 00
75 Ul
CALHOUN MILLS FLOUR.
Wholesale depot 54S 14'h Street.
Hail barrel sacks . 2
Chicago, liock Island
and Pacific K. K.
THE GRAND CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
OMAHA TO CHICAGO
AND THE EAST,
Via Des Moines, laTenport and Rock Island.
o
All Passenger Trains are equipped with the
U'EiTi.vonoLSK Patem Am Brakes and
Miller's Patent bafety Platform and Coupler.
2 Fast Express Trains Leave Paily,
cnnectlng asfot'ows:
AT DES MOINES wlih the Des Moines ValleT
Railroad, lor Osluloosa, Ottumwa, Keokuk
and St. Lonls. ., ,
AT GRINNLLL with the Central Railroad of
Iowa, for all points north to St. Paul.
AT WEST LIBERTY with the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids A Minnesota Railroad, for
Burlington, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque A St.
Paul, At WILTON JUNCHON with the
South-Western branch, for Muscaune,
, ashington and all points south.
AT DAVES PORT wlih the Darenport A St,
Paul Railroad for points north.
AT KOCK ISLAND with the Western Union
Railroad for Freepoit, Be it, Racine. Mil
waukee and all points in northern Llinols
and Wisconsin. ,
AT ROCK ISLAND with the Rocktord, R ck
island and St. Louis Railroad for St. Louis
and points south. ....,
AT ROCK ISLAND with the Peoria A Rock
Island Eailioad for Peoria and points east.
AT BUREAU JUNC., with branch, for Uen
ry. Lacere, Chllllcothe and Peoria.
AT LA SALLE with the Illinois Central Rail
road for points north and south.
AT CHICAGO with all lines East, North and
South.
THROUGH TICKETS to all Eastern cities,
la thl line, can be procured, and sny infor
mation obtained, cencrning points, at the
ticket office of the company, 124 Farnham St.,
Omaha, and also at the principal ticket offices
along tbe line of the U. P. R. B.
Basrgatre checked Thronjjh to
Principal Eastern Points.
all
A. M. SMITH,
Geu'lPass'rAgH,
Chit ago.
J. H. LACEY,
Ticket Agent,
a28U Onudta
H. RIDDLE,
Gea'l hup't
Chk-sgo.
S.8 STEVENS.
Gea'l Western Ag"t
Sioux City & Pacific R. R.
TTie Sbortcat aud only Direct
Route from
COUNCIL BLUFES
St. Paul, Minneapolis,.
And all Points In
X0BTHERX IOWA & MINNESOTA.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEKPING CARS
On all night trains 7la this route.
CONHECTIOXS.
At U. P. Transfer with Union Pacific
1.
Railroad for Omaha
2. At touncU Bluff, with Kansas City, St.
Joe
m and Council rli
and Council bluffs Railroad for St. Louis
and all points south
3. At ML-souri valley with tbe cnicago ano
Northwestern railway lot Chicago and all
points east.
t At Sioux City with Sioux City and St.
Paul, Illinois Central and Daot Southern
railroads. Steamers for Upper Missouri Blrer,
during naTlgatios and with stages for all
points in the Northwest-
5. At Blsir with Omaha and Northwestern
railroad for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
6. At Fremont, Nebraska, with the Union
Pacific railroad lor all points west and the
Pacific coast. .... ,
7. At Wisner with sbges for Norfolk and all
points In Northern Nebraska.
jtarTickets for sale In Chicago and North
western Railway offices.
aa-Be sure your tickets read Tla S. C. 4 P.
ElU,r"3r' U BURNETT, Sup't.
F. C HILLS. Gen. Ticket Ag't.
"---'-' OE0 W. GRATTAN,
Je9 m7. Agent, Omaha.
Southern Jlotel.
Proatlaic i 5Ut sad WslBstttta
St. Louis, - Mo.
"Laveille, "Warner & Co.,
"iTrrT-rlotcx,".
The Southern Hotel is nrsUclsss In all its
appointments. Ita tables are at all times sup
plied in the greatest abundance, with all the
delicacies the markets afford, Its clerks and
employes are all polite and attentWe to the
wants of the guests of the hotel, Ihere is an
lmproTeieleTX'or leading from the ant floor
to the upper one, Railroad and steamboat
icketomees, news stand, and wonerr 1
tlajrsj eSct U tat Xotoada ot hotel.
CHICAGO & NORTHWEST
The Popular Route from
O IMI -A. IK -A.
TO
Chicago and the East !
AND THE
Onlv Slreot Zlouto
TrWaterloo.Fort DedKe.Dabnqae.lJi
Crotsc, 1-rmlrle Da tblcn. "VVIboub,
St. Paul, Dulatli, Jaacvtllc, Kins
lia, Greeu !, Itacine. Mcvess's
folat, Watertosra, OshkTon, oa
DuLae, uadlsoa and aniwrnaaew.
It Being the Shortest and First Comoieted Line
Between
OMAHA and CHICAGO,
Constant iniproT-m nts hare taken place tn
the way of rvduciug Grade, and placing Iron
with Steel Rails, adding to Its rolling stock
new and Elegant
BAr and 8L.KEPINC1 CARS
Equipped with the "Wjtiughouse Air Brake"
and ''Miller Plat'orm." establishing eomtwrta
bis and comnx-dlous Eating Houses, ofering all
the comlirts ot traTellng the age can produce.
Ftoh.5. to 1 0 Fast Ex press Traina run each
way dailT oter the Tarious lines of this road,
thus securing to the traTeler selecting this
roue sure and certain connections in any di
rection he may wish to go.
Principal Caaacctlaas.
AT MISSOURI VALLEY JUNCTION, for
Sioux C ty, Yankton and polnta reached jia
Sioux City and Pacific railroad.
AT GRAI-D JUNCTION for Fort Dodge,
Des Molues, Ottawa and Keokuk.
AT MARSUAU.forSt. Paul, MinneapoiU,
Dulutb, and northwestern points.
AT CEDAR RAPIDS for Waterloo, Cedar
Falls, Charles City, Burlington and St. Louis.
AT CLINTON forDubuqne, Dun'elth, Prai
rie du Chien, La Crosse, and aU polntaon the
Chictgo, CUntoa and Dubuque, aad Chicago,
Dubuque aad Minnesota railroads.
ATVUuTONIes-Freeport, Beds Milwaa-
w. .rtaalntaln Wiamnalau
AT CHICAGO WRk all railway
MtalCUaas.
d. aasl amy laMrmai ea a
Bamta. Batav eav, at tat
Oaapawy'e , asn
"""."s. A sal
K
Jta'l raafi Aft. - ar
.... AMr J1 H KIBSSW-
j. ax. stalest -.r-rrr-.-.-
TUartArt.OaSAla. '" Oauka.
c!2i'
Omaha & St. Louis Short
Line
18 7 4!
The Kansas City, St. Joe and
Council Bluffs R. B
Is the only dire line to
ST. IiOTJIfl
AND THE EAST, FROM
OMAHA AND THE WEST
NO CHANGE -i cars between Omaha and St.
Louis ana b it 01 e between OMAHA
anu AcVf YORK.
Thisth Only ine running a
PUlX'tlA!. SliEEPISTO CAR EAST
FUOH OMAHA, OS AHBIYAL
OF TUB UNION PACIFIC
KXFHKSS TIIA1N.
Passengers taking othet routes naTe a
disagreeable transfer at the Birer SUtlon.
8
PASSESGKR THAISS DAILT t
REACHING ALL
EA3TEBH ABD WB3TEM 0ITIE8
With Less Changes and In adrtnee of other
lints.
This Entire Line Is equipped with
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars,
Palace Day Coached and Chair Cars,
Miller's Safety Platform and Coupler
and the Celebrated WeatiiMjhoiise
Air Brake.
aTSee that your tickets read via
KaiianaClty, , Joseph at CoaacU
UluSit ltalrod.
Via Omaha and St. Louis.
Tickets for sale at cor. Tenth and Farnham
streets, and U. P. Depot, Omaha.
JOS.TEHON,
Fsas.Agt.
GEO. Z. 3RADBURY;
Gen' Agent.
. F. BARNARD, A. C DAWES,
Gen'l Supt. Gen'l Pass. Agt.,
.SU Joseoh. St. Josecb.
VandaliA
B.OTJTB
IE JL S T.
O TRAINS DAILY !
LKtVE ST. IX)CI3 WITH
Pullman Palace Cars
THSOTJOH WITHOUT 0EAHOB
TO
Indianapolis,
Cincinnati. .
Louisville,
Chicago,
Columbus,
Pittsburg,
Pbiladelpliia,
Baltimore,
Washington,
AND
NEW Y ORK
ArriTkl of Trains from the West.
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO
Cleveland. Buffalo & Boston
Are far Kale at tk
Hi in Coan-aaT'a OSBee.
. K. eorar Vottrtli at Cacataat eta..
Ml. Lossle, aad at the Prlaclaal JU1'
way OSacea. tat Use West.
CHAS. BABCOCK, C. E. RUSSELL,
S'thern Pass. AVt, West'n Pass. Ag't.
Dallas. Tkxas. Sajcsas cur,
JOHN E. SIMPSON. CHAS. E. FOLLEIT,
Gen 1 Eupt., Gen'l Pass. Ag't.
a 29U Isdusapolu St. Loci.
TXrj -. SaTTe9a
Conf'ictioners, Tool Works,
Tlaos. Mills dk Bro
Manulactuxers o
Oonfectioners'Tools
Jfatalse Msalda, Ira Cretam
Frecaera. vc,
Nos. 1301 & 1303 North Eighth St.
Proprietors: 1 Estaxxuhxb UCi.
TBOXAsMnxs, I
Gxo. M. MILLS, f CATALOGUES SENT
AtlxxP.Paxmxx. j Vj apecsppUaaUea.
aaU7iUv3sjl
KEARNEY'S
FLUID-EXTRACT
BUCHU
Thejonly known remedy.for
BRIGHT'S DISEASE,
And ajMsltlre cure for
Gout, Gravel, Strictures,
Diabetes, Dyspepsia Ner
Tons Debility, Dropsy,
Non-retentlcn or Incoatlnence ot Urine, Ir'l
tation. InSamatlon or Ulceration of the
BLADDER AND KIDNEYS,
SPEBMA TORRHCEA,
Loucoerhoe or Whites. Diseases ol the ProatraU
Gland. A one In the Bladder. Colcul ui,
QRAVCL OB BRICK JDUST .DB.
POSIT.
AnJ Mucus or Milky Discharges.
KEARNEY'S
Extract Buchu !
Permanently Cure-all; Dlseaaee of .the
Bladder, Kidneys, and Dropsical
Swellings.
Existing In Men, Women and Children,
No Matter What the Age'.
ProL ttetle avrs: "One bottle of Kearney'a
Fluid Extract Buchu is worth more U-m ail
other Buchus combined."
Price one dollar per bottle; or, six bottles for
Are dollars.
Depot 104 Duane St., N. Y.
A physician In attendance to answer corres
pondence and gUe ad rice gratia.
sWSend stamp for pamphlets, fre.ni
Crane A Brlghant. Wholesale Agents, San
Francisco. Cat.
a
TO THE,
NERVOUS & DEBILITATED
OF BOTH SEXES.
50 0HAEQE F0S ADVIOE AHD C8S-8DLTATI0H-.
rR J. B. DYOTT, graduate of
Jeflerson Medical College, Philadel
phia, author of several valuable
works, Jan. be consulted on all dis-t
eases of the SexuiJ and Orjnary or
gans, (which ho has made an es
pecial study.) either in male or fe
male, no matter from what cause
originating, or how long standing
A practice of 3D years enables him
to tretst diseases with success, Cures
guaranteed. Charges reasonable.
Those at a distance can forward let
ters describing symptoms and en
closing stamp to prepay postage.
Hiy-Send for the Guide to Health.
Price 10c,
J. B. DYOlll, M. D.
Physlcion and Surgeon, 104 ,Duane
street, X. Y,
OBSTACLES to MARRIAGE.
HAPPY RELEIF FOR YOUNG MEN from
the effects of Errors and Abuses In early life.
Manhood Restored. Impediments to Marriage
RemoTed. New method of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars
sent free. In sealed en,elopes. Address, HOW
ARD AbSOCIATION.No. 2 South Ninth St.,
Philadelphia, Pa., an Institution hating a high
eputation for honorable conduct and proles
rional kills. Je5d&w3m. 9
diaries Popper,
WHOLESALE BUTCHER
U CATTJLK BROKER,
EALT LAKE CITY, - - UTAH
feb27lt
Af. Keller,
Proprietor of tfca
RISING SUN
AHO
LOS ANGELES
VINEYRDS.
Depot for the sale of his
NATIVE WINES
AND
BKA.3STIDIEIS
IC. SILLER dt Co.,
Comer of Battery and Washington Sts.
CAM PRA5C18CO,
mat7U
CAT..
PASSENGERS
Going East or South from Omaha
And Points on U. P.E.R., hoald take tin
"LINCOLN KOUTE"
ATCHISON t NEBRASKA
RAILROAD '
Asd fsrure lor tbeoselTe the choice of Six
Popular Et J tea from
Itcklsea to Chlcage aad St. Loals,
All making Relish's C Aneetions and being
Shipped witiPalAee Da j aad Bteepiaa; Csn.
All delay and ineonTenience arriTinc from
Ferries acd transfers can be aroided West of
Cnicago and St. Louis by securing Tickets via
ATCHISOS- aad taa ATCaflSUM
SEBBAItKA BAIUIOAB.
Direct and Reliable Connections are also made
with the A. T. A 3. P. B.R. for the
Great Arkansas Taller k Colaraslo,
Aad with all lines running South to polnta in
goatbera Kansas aad the Indlaa Territory.
Ask tor Tickets Tla
IsINCOL & ATCHISON
CHAS. C8MITH,
Gen'l SupU
W. F. WHITE
Gen'l Pass. Ag't.
l
AfMat Kuaa
DON'T BUY!
I NTH.TOU IIAVK
CAREFULLY EXAMINED
TxsapJv-lAiiJv -
AND
LOW RESERVOIR
AS W E HAVE TWELVE UOOD REASONS
why ther will do your wore
Quick and Easv.
Chesn and Clean.
1 m 1 TheT arectoipest to bOT.g .
aaaal They are best to ute.
4t") Ther t'9 eT.nly and quickly,
Ihelroi-t ration is perfect,
JJJ They hare alwaTs a good draft,
gjaaa They are made or the bestma tcrial
"aaa They roast perfect'y,
aa a They roiuire but Utile fuel.
Aneyaro tcxt low pneeu,
They ari easily managed.
Tbay are suited to all localities,
Etary store guaranteed to glre satisfaction
SOLD BY
IXf?lsior
Man-fg
Co.,
ST. LOUIS, M0.,
xsoax
JtaROG-ER'S.
,. 'TXTotoarAaals-.a
090
OOO
Or SssgarCoaicd, Concentrated,
Be and Herbal Juice, Aatl
BlUons Grannies. TilE'-tlTTLn
GIANT" CATH-IKTIC or flultuxa
Ij Parvo Physic.
Tho norelty of modem JlcdiMi, Chemical and
Pharmaceutical Scunco No uc of auy loBcet
UUn tba larje. npubivo and nawcou piJs.
conposed of cacap. crude, and bulky tucrcnitnts,
ctucu we can by a ca'cful application of chemiral
science, extrarr all the cathartic and other tactU'
tlnsl properties from da motsc alusbiu root; tz-j
herbi, aad roncentntc them into a minute Gran
nie, eearti'ly luracr than a murtard
aoed, thatca.1 00 readily swallowed by thovsol
the mcMt sens'. tiro noru:ictM and fastidious tastes.
Eicnlittld Pureativo Pellet rcprccEti. In a
mo-'tconcentratcil form, ai muc cathartic power
as is embodied lu any of tha lon, pills fonrcl Lz
sale in ths drc shops From their wondcitul ca
tiiartic power, lit proiortioa o their size, people
who havo mt trteil theca an. apt to f nppco that
they are hara or drastic in effect, but ecch. Is cot
At all tbd caM. ,hc diuVrcnt act'.vo siedicUiSl prin
ciples of htch they aro compwed beinii so tar
nonlzed and modiacd. one by tho others, as to
produce a raot aonrrlunir and thor
ouKB,yet Kcutlyaud "iludlyoporatlUa
cathartl:. S50O Reward U hereby offered by tho pro.
prietor of iheso 1'cUcw. to a ty chcmlrt who,
npon analysis, vlll find la thc-a en Calomel cr
other forma of mercury 01 any other cii)rei
poison.
oroceapatlon. For Juunitlcc, Ileaunchr,
Conatlpatlon. Impitro Itlood, Palu
la tho NhouldcrM, XlKlitncss or tho
Chest, AJlzzlnea, Sour Uructatloua
ot too Stomach, Had taato In
tAoath. nillous nttacka. Pain la
rcKlon of Kldiicyh,lnterunl Fever,
moated feeling about Morujcl;,
Bath of Blood tn Head, IIlRia Col
ored Critic, C111.ocIab.iUiy "
GlooCBT rorcbodltiBS, take ..llr.
Plerce'aPlcaaaut Pit rgutlvo Pellets.
In cxiilanM'01 of the ro-ncdlal power of my Tcr-
Fitlvo Pellets over so peat n Ta-icty of diseases,
wbihtoraylbat their action npon tho
animal economy ltiulvcraal, not
aland or tIfcuocBcupliisrtholraana
tlwo imprcee. A20 docs not Impair then;
their sasar coatinsfaril bcinjr cncloecd in gla
bottles pnvcrvo their irtu unimpaired for aor
lcn-nh of time, in any climate, so that they aro a.
ra? fresh and reliable, which is not tho cao
trita tho piUs fonnd ia the dras stores, put up itt
cheap woixl or pjitc-bcard bos'. RecoLcit tnat
f iraU dwea.es where a Lpxut'wc, Aitrra.
tiro or Pursjatlo U Indicated. thco little
Pellet tiIi clo tho Liost perfect satlilicuca to
all who uao thcra.
Thcynro irId by all etitrrprlainsj
Dr ugglatu at '-ii conta a bottle.
Do not allow any lirurfst to Induce rot lo
late anythlDg e!J that ho may eaT Is Just aa
rood as my Pcllcto becau'e ho makes a lafljct
proflt on that whi'h ho recommends. If your
Srnarf't cannot supply them, cncloso S5 cent
anircceive them ny r. tnrn mall rrom
B. V. riEllCS, OT. H , -IVo.Vr,
BUFFALO, N. T-
ASK EOE PYLE'S
o
SALERAT US!
-AND
B AKIN& SODA !
-BSati? xn craa
Sold by Pwndt, Meyer A Raapteand Whitney,
Bauserman A Co
CASTLE BROS.
IMPORTERS OF
TEAS
AND
East India Goods,
213 aad 313 FRONT STREET
San Fraaci - California.
mchS7m
PLATTE TALLEY
REAL ESTATE!
Samuel C. Smith,
LocalJAgeatlfoOhe
TJ. P. R. R LANDS,
Coluzxibus, - XTeb.
Gavemment Lands Located I
V. P. Lands Sold!
Isaprored Fanas aad Town EoUi'ftr
OK
ON LONG- TIME!!
js-All Commualcatloris Cheer
fully Answered
OXOP"V
STOVX STORE.
E. F. COOK,
637 14th St, Vstwssa Doaglta and Dode
Manufacturer of Tit Copper and Sheet Iroa
W.re, and dealer in
Cooking and Heating stoves
Stamped, Japanned and French Ware 01
hand. Tin RooSn?, Gutters and S?outingana
oa Work dona and. warranted eVStl
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