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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY JUNE 29 , 1881 ,
THE LAND BILL ,
Tlio Opposition Made by tlio Ulster
Members Solely to Satisfy
Their Constituents ,
ibo Bill Expected to go to the
House of Lords by the
Midd'loof July. -
It will ProlmMy PHM wlthj lint
Vorj-Fow Amendments
From Thorn-
Epcclal c * l to the New TorV ITetaM.
LONDON , June 25. Tlio reported
< hscont rit among tlio Ulster members
ii account of Mr. Gladstone's Alleged
concessions to tins landlords ii were
fictitious thiin real. Tliuir demon
strations on Thursday rvgnmst ( the
government , prolonged boyoud pa-
taenoe , was intcmlpd to satisfy a per
tion-of their canstitucntB. A prom
inent minister , CHpeciallyinkfosUfd in
the 7rish qkiotrion , said yesterday that
'llmro was no 'real opposition to < tlio
"bill in the house of commons. The
government .aro veil saUsfied with
this week's progress , though 'Mr. Par-
mcll , regardless of his ploclgos , re
sumed , ocawionaliy bstrueiwu. The
StAiidard'in corfcct in '
' probably 'an-
jiouncing ttat the govorninont < iftor
.next week moan to annex Tuesdays
.and Wednesdays , thus securing four
< laya ft week instead of two. Some
papers grw/ely say that
Till ! Illimi FlLIIIUSTKia.VC
on Tuesday was duo to Mr. Ilodpath's
presence In the gallery , his friends
. desiring Ad show lam nome parliamentary
tary flpoxt. No concession yet in ail eon
on tlio Amendment adopted seriously
ttifi'cts tlio main pridciplcs Of the bill ,
which tlio niinistcrB intend nnd ox
poet to pnss without mibstfttitial alter
.ation , sending it to the house of lords
by the middle of July. The final de
cision f Lord Salisbury and his ad ;
visora is probably not taken , and 'is '
certainly not known , but the > liberals
believe the lords will content thoih-
solves with comparatively few amendments
monts , and insist on nothing of vital
ousequenco. Both houses are likely
to act BO as ito admit of an adjourn
ment by the , middle of Anguat. The
observations of the Ampricnn press on
O'Donovan Hossa , twhjc'h have been
sent fully by cable , , had the exoelloAt
effect of reducing to their true proportions -
portions the exaggerated notions first
i " '
nteriaincd of
and importance. Had thosb observa
tions'been known at the time , it is
probable that Earl Grahvillo'u dis
patch , asking the attention of thb
American govorninont , would nov'o'r '
liavo been writtdn.
A BASELfeSi nrjjioii.
f
The rumor that Sir John Mad-
Donald Will bo oirprcd a peerage and
'tho ' govorn6r4onoValship ; ( f Canada ,
is pronoancodon goodauthorityto bo
baseless. . Any such scheme would bo
wholly-inconsistent with tlio policy ol
tho'colonial 'ollico.
TIIK IIKACONRFIKLU JIEMOIUAI , .
It is announced to-day that the
Prince of , YalP . subscribed ono hun
dred guineas to the Bcaconsfiuld mem
orial. t
TUB LAND DILI. AND Till ! LOKDH.
A month hence at the outside tin
land bill will bq before the lordsj ant
its progress in. that , chamber will be
watched with , peculiar interest. Witl
general questions relating to lam :
their lordships are much , bettor nblo
| o deal than the commona
, nino-tentha of them boinf
landed proprietors , who dovati
their tjmo to the management o
; atatos. But hi ; this case tho. Lords
will bring to thoconsideration of the
bill not only their prejudice in favor
of landlordism , but a kocn desire to
show the radicals , who have dofiot
them to alter the measure , that the
Upper Chamber is' till a part of thr
constitution , cndowfcd with revisory
powers. Lord Salisbury uttered tin
unanimous opinion of Ins associate
whon'ho'said ' ' that it would TJO botto
for
TII urrat iioOHi : TO LEoisiiATi : IT KI.
OUT 6v ixisTjNcr- : ;
than to become a faineant , branch c
the legislature' , useful only for. regis
tering thoi decrees ' of the , hp\iso \ o
commons , Their'lordships , Ijioro
fore , have determined tojet pie , rad
'
cals and' jacobins , as the tory papers
calls thorn , understand that tha * pro
rogatlvos'of the hereditary'houso hav
not been shortened or circumscribe
by the recent 'uprising of th
democrats. It would not b
surprising if boforoi the Ian
billi .is disjKisod oft a Rreate
and graver issue , involving the existence
tonco of tlio upper chamber , shoul
bo forced upon the country. Mr
Gladstone took particular pains th
other day to lot it' go forth that h
will not consider hm life's missio
ended until ho can lay violent bands
upon the great landed guild. Mr1.
William lowlor , monitor for Cam-
Tmdge.anovod a'sorios of resolutions
declaring that thu time hud comu for
THE A1IOLIT10N OF XNTIA1. AND I'llIMO-
„ . . , QENITUJUS.
As this involved aqiicKtionuflocting
existing lawsj the attorney-general
ought'to ' have Bpokoii'On ' tho' ' govern-
mont'a behalf , but tlto premier jWmp-
cd up and inada a brief but pregnant
apccch , Announcing his hearty sup
port of the principle of free trade ! i (
land , and tolling tho1 lords , almost in
as many words , that , if they could not
maintain their 'order ' without
euch restrictions upon the
Bale and transfer of landed
property - as now exist , tho' ' sooner
they passed off the Btxme the better ,
This was1 a' reply to Lord Salisbury's
muttered threat that the upper hbuso
wouid throw out the land bill , and
the radicals cheered it to the echo.
If the lords , by rejecting or mutat
ing the bill , foroo a battle ,
TUB FJQIITINO WILL IIB 61IOIIT , BlfAKl'
AND DECISIVE ,
and the result never for a moment in
doubt , They and the Wires and
the established church will stand
V. alone. The radicals will not onlj
muster every man of rau ca ) . tenden
cies in the three kingdoms , but draw ,
tens of thousands of recruits frpm tht
fanning class , which hitherto has beet
OB loyal to Toryism us to "boor and
the Bible , " . TJioy will awoon Ireland
as w { h a broom , end thu IrUh yoo
jnaiiry' of .Viator1as well as the dis. '
affected tenantry in the three prov
inces. The fact i , American compc-1
tition has made radicalism irrcsista-
blo. The formers cannot live agair.st
your exports under entail anu ( iri-
moiigcnituro ,
T1IKV MUST IIAVK ITlXr. TRADF. IN XAXP ,
or ten years hence they will ba as ex
tinct ns the archers of Crecy. Under
tlio present land Ifcws estate * are tied
up in ono family , improvements are
in many coses impossible , jointures
have to be paid to a horde of heirs
out of the aumnl rent , and purchase
and sale , whoa permisable , are ham
pered by contiy forms and processes.
The occupier , in short , has to carry
oh his bkk the owner , the owner's
kin. the .middle men. and the agent ,
und , unless ho can throw off this load
nnd bccomo his otvn landlord , it Is
manifestly imposiiblo for him to face
hii transatlantic competitor.
Sir. Gladstone is bent on surren
dering Cyprus. That island in all
that 'remains ' of what Mr. Bright
called tha "ill-gotten gains of jingo
ism. "
TIIK ABANDONMENT OF OYTOCB
has to all intents and purposes boon
decided on. The premier , however ,
is nfraid to blurt out the announce
ment , nnd so ho and his cellcrvnics
und the liberal papers are preparing
the public mind for the news by dilat
ing on the unhcalthincss of tlio cli
mate , tlio uselusRiicss of the only har
bor on the island , and the incurable
bankruptcy of the treasury. Minis
terial journals nro out suggesting that
if Greece don't want it , it had butter
bo given back to the Turks from whom
it was filched. If no unfavorable re
sponse comes from the poodle ( and
they are so much taken up just now
with homo affairs that they have
neither time nor inclination to attend
to foreign matters ) , Cyprus will bo re
stored to the porto before the end of
tlio year , and the lust shred of impe
rialism cast uway.
Tin : AMERICAN r.iiT.
, The Economist to-day tolls the
American people that they ought to
suspend ) their efforts to reduce the
national debt , and abolish the exces
sive import ) duties vrliich restrict
foreign eonimorcoi Other journals
.rcgrotfully . admit the battle of free-
tradu has tu bo fought over again in
England , and. all conclude that the
retaliation movement is destined to
bccomo a powerful factor in British
politics , if , not to bo the loading ques
tion of the , day , before long. It is
more than likely that the government
wijl bo compelled to increase the duty
un'Fronchyincs. . TliOj present duty
'
workfl'unjuBtly , against tlio English
distillers , and the imposition of n
heavier duty would bo both retaliation
a'gninst ho foreign , and fair-play to u
homo industry that hna suffered
griovpusly fpr. some years past.
Stories qontinue to bo circulated in
tlio Iciuling , papers of
j omc'Kxr CHAIN cnors
anil an approaching war of rates in the
United States , These "bear" opera-
tjonsjiavo , again caused depreciation
in prices and discouraged the general
nuplicfrom touching American secur
ities. lipnipath's Journal assorts
thai Vdhdcrlnll is at the bottom of
this movement , and tells him that ho
can hardly expect to retain the largo
share of business his line has so long
flono.'ahd thai' ho ought to agree to
divideipmpbiitivo trafllo rather than
bring oh h dcfl'tpiictivo wta of tarifls.
Ill well informed circles in the city it
is 'not believed that Mr. Van-
dorbijt r iginatod the "boar' "
campaign. , The entire plan is attrib
.utiid.to MrKconowho is said to have
lost heavily on Erie , and to bo anxious
to recover by depressing prices. Ho
is alleged to have been operating
agaiust/Ejio / while acting as a director
of 'that ' road , and tu have
8TUIVEN TO INFLICT LOSS
upon those who'put him in a fiduciary
position. It is also suspected that he
has prompted attacks which appear in
Homo quarters upon Mr. Vandorbilt.
Mr. Koono's name is not much known
thus far in the city , but the more it is
heard of the less it is liked. It will
taku considerable time to undo the
mischief created by his systematic
efforts to destroy public confidence ii
American investments
THE TUNNEIi 'HKTWUKN DOVEH AN !
L'AUIS.
'It was announced the other day
that the experimental borings for the
tunnel between Dover and Calais hail
turned out very successful , but experts
ports say the schema is a visionary
dilo , aim eminent engineers laugh nf
what Ihoy coilsidor a wild freak o :
imagination on the part of Sir Edwar
Wililnin Watkin. They want to know
how'tho debris is to bo removed an
ventilation secure for the workmen
Ii would bo , absolutely impossible
work trains enough through such
funnel.to . make it pay unless onor
mods passenger and freight rates Avon
charged ! Sir Edward's estimate thai
the BoVou-fo6t drift-way car
bo completed in Ave years is
ridiculed ns a gross absurdity , The
wh61b aflair'fo ' probably meant as an
n'tfymjit to r.uso the wind for the
Sduthern' railway , of which Sir Ed-
is , chairman ,
I , T1IK OLl ) MAN CONSKM8.
A rumor ; says that Count' Herbert
Bisiijurpk lias at last obtained the con
sent. of his parents to liis marriage
fvith tho. Countess Caroloth , who , it
wjU'bo/onioniboreil , eloped with him
a fo.\v mouths ago to Italy , and has
MnQc , buqn logaliy divorced from her
husband. ! Jif , sueji ti case Count Her
bert would jtrobably have to leave
Beria ) lor sumo time with his wife ,
and Jw , would then apply for oma for-
cum ombao8y , > aml it is already assort-
pd pu apparently .good authority that
uftor .tho wedding Prince Bismarck
mil have him appointed minister for
the Gerjmui empire at Washington.
NELL'H INTENDED VISIT TO AHE1IIPA ,
I Reapecting the reason for Mr. Par-
neil and 'the other Leaguoors1 inten
ded visit to America , a Dublin correspondent
pendent sends the following ; An at
tempt is being made by the govern-
went. not without success , to break
' down the power of jlio Land League
Ijy increasing its financial burden to
such an extent that it will finally bu
uimblo to bear it. The government
is doing its bust 'to ruin the League '
by arresting dozens of branch oflicTnli
- whoso maintainanco will fall on the
funds of the central executive. With
in the past five days thirty-three men >
immediately connected with tht
( country branches have beer
arrested ' 'under ' the Coer
cjbu $6t' ' "on * reasonable suspicion 1
Eacli represents an additional chargi
* jn the funds of three guineas a week ,
nnd , as many have families , half as
much more may bo added for their
support , Th6 moving spiKt in this
policy .
IS NOT MR. FOKSrKIl.
That gentleman , wlicii ho last left
Dublin Castle , was quite jubilant over
the financial Hags of distress which
tlio icaguo was beginning tu hoist ,
and with a light heart ho handed over
tha work to Mr. liurko , the perman *
out umlcr-sccrotary. What Mr.
Forster lacks in coura o is amply
made up in dash and confidence of his
lieutenant. This gentleman , with full
And unrestrained power , is making the
country hot enough in all con
science for the men who brought
the land leauuo to its
present state of perfection. The re
sults of the daily raids are telling se
verely on the land league funds.
Ilenco tlio resolution of the league
executive to make another effort to
obtain money. Tlio correspondent
adds : "Kvictions are now
TJ1K TAMF.ST OK TIIK TAME.
The forces at the command of the
sherilFaro simnly overwhelming. The
landlords aie masters of the situation
once more. " Respecting Foninninm
ho says ; "It is interesting tpobaervo
the attitude of the physical-force
party. The Fenians at ono time had
lutfli hopes of receiving aid from the
land movement. They arguud that
any agitation accentuating dis *
content must bring grist to
the mill. They have been grievously
disappointed. As a prominent sym
pathizer expressed it the other day ,
"Tho land agitation haa knocked a
iorty-inch hole in the Foniau organi
zation. " In Connanght the Fenian
mcmbcrflhip has dwindled away. In
the southern counties there is a woful
falling off" . Only among the lower
orders has the organization retained a
lukewarm following. The cessation
of contributions has compelled the
leaders to suspend purchase of rifles ,
and the atoppago of supply of thcso
toys is sadly disheartening to the
rank and lilo. Tho' loaders hope sup
pression of the league will turn the
tide in their favor.
T1IKY UEOAKD THE IAND UILIi WITH
IIOltUOK
and complain that when once the
tenant feels secure ho will never join
the ranks of the revolutionists. Ono
consolation they have , which is that
the government has almont passed
thorn over while laying a hand on the
members of the league , who were
formerly associated with the physical-
force movement.
IlAKr.lt BACK.
Whilo'on ' social topics I may men
tion that considerable interest is excited -
cited in clubs by the reappearance in
London of Gen. Valentino Baker ,
formerly of the Tenth Hussars.
There has boon much comment on the
fact that ho was at once taken up by
the Prince of Wnles. After his re
turn from Turkey n few days ago , ho
was invited to dinner by
the prince , a circumstance which
is regarded as having been
intended to pave the way to his read-
inission to the Army and Navy club ,
the required number of the fifty mem
bers having signed a paper expressing
their opinion that the cause of his
quitting the service docs not affect
his character as a gontlomnn. In ac
cordance with rule six the ballot was
appointed to take place this afternoon
with the result that the gallant gener
al bo readmitted.
At REAL ROMANCE.
The Strnugo Story of a Hermit and
His Sweetheart-
lloston HcrnM
Many years ago there suddenly ap
peared in Morohoad City , N. 0. , a
prepossessing young woman , calling
herself Mary Hurt. She obtained
work , and soon became a favorite with
her acquaintances. Fifteen years af
ter , when all the circumstances con
cerning her , first appearance had boon
forgotten , she received an offer of
marriage from ono of the well-to-do
residents of the place. She refused ,
however , and immediately after
bur whole manner changed. She
bccamp moody nnd Boomed fond
of solitude. She finally purchased n
plot pf land in the mountains , built a
log cabin , and lived there alone. The
only book she had was the Bible ,
which nho know almost by heart. The
story of her lifo was published recent
ly in the Asheville Citizen. The arti
cle was 'copied by a Vermont paper ,
and attracted thu notice of Robert
Fletcher , a prominent citizen of that
state. Fletcher BOOH after visited
Asheville , sought the editor of the
Citizen , and together they wont to
Miss Bart's house. The hermit did
not recognize the Vermonter , but she
noon learned that ho was her old
lovor. A mistake had kept them
apart for half a century , but when
Hotelier loft Asheville , a few days
later , Mary Burt Howe , for thatwas the
hermit's full name , accompanied him
as his wife. When Miss Howe and
Fletcher wore young they were engaged -
gaged to bo married. The woman
fancied her lever was attached to an
other girl , however , and suddenly felt
her homo in Maino. Going to Boston
she shipped as stewardess on a ship
bound for Liverpool. iTho vessel was
wrecked on the North Carolina coast ,
and , after many adventures at sea in
an open boat and among friendly In
dians on land , Miss Howe found her
way to civilization , llobort Fletcher
traced his runaway sweetheart to the
ship on which she sailed , and , hearing -
ing of thu loss of the vessel , always
mourned her us dead till the North
Carolina paper gave him a happy
surprise.
North Plait Notes
NOUTH PLAIT , Nob. , Juno27 E.D.
Tinkham , tne victim of the round
house disaster , woa buried hero to-
day. The funornl took place at the
Baptist church.
At the saino placa this evening , a
Mr. Jones , of Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
was joined in tlio bonds of holy matrimony -
rimony to u Miss Hoffman , of this
city. It required but the baptism pf
an infant to complete the tableaux til-
lustration of human life in three
parts the cradle , altar and the
tomb.
Ycaorday { , Sunday , was excessively
I'hot , but to-day the mercury beat its
own record by registering 108 degrees
in the shade. Regardless of the ox-
treme heat , the U , P. railway cm-
rployea were busy clearing away the
debris around the ruins of the round *
house , MAUTON.
Great German
RJEMEDY
FOB
EHEUHAfiSH ,
NEURALGIA ,
SCIATICA ,
LUMBAGO ,
BACKACHE ,
GOUT ,
SORENESS
or in
iiro CHEST ,
SORE THROAT ,
QUINSY ,
SWELLINGS
AKD
SPRAINS ,
FROSTED FEET
AXD
EARS ,
33 XT X * . 3V S
iD
SCALDS ,
TOOTH , EAR
AND
HEADACHE ,
AKD
All oilier Fain :
AMD
_ ACHES.
No l'r'At llon n cirtli tiiiali | rir. JACOBS OIL 11
a sine , text , liurtk and ciirir Kxterntl I ! ned/ .
A trial tnulli Lut tht com | < > ratlnljr trifling outlt ? of
M CI.TTS , tnil every ono iuf ! ringlUi lala cau btvt
cheifundjoilllve proof of lltcUtmi.
UIHICTIOMUN XLpTKI LlXCClntS.
tKD ( BT All GIUQOISTS AND QEAKRS IN MEDICINE.
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Hnltlmnrr , ftfrf. . IT. It. A.
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.
DEPAUTMENT OF THE INTEKIOIt , OIHco
of Indian Affairs , Washington , Juno Ifi ,
lusl. Heoltil proposals , Indorsed "l'ro | ms tor
llecf , " nnd directed to the Commissioner of In
dian AflalrH , Washington , D. C.lll bo rccclted
until 11 o'clock a. in. , Wednesday , July 20th 1831 ,
for f\irnlnhlnr ; for the Indian BcrUtc , 14,250,000
pounds Iket on tlic hoof.
llldi must lit nivloouton Goormncnt lil.inks.
SchcdiilcK ehowlni ; the quantities to bo clclh or-
cd at caih Agency , together with blank proposals
and form of contractx and bond , conditions to
bo obscncdby bidden" , time nnd jilnca of ilullv-
t'O'i MM ! all other ncccninry Instructions will bo
furnished upon lappllcatlon to the Indian Ollico
at Washington I > . < - ' . or Nos. 05 and 47 Wooster
Street , New York ; \V. II. I.yon 483 HroftdwayNcw
York , and to Commissaries of Sulislitcncc , U. B.
A. nt SftlntlXJitls. Chlraijo , Saint Paul , Lcax en-
worth , Omaha , Chryrnnc , and Yankton , and the
Postmaster at Hloux dtv ,
Illdi will lie o ) > cnod at thojiour and day nbo\o
stated , and bidden are In' to bolircscntattho
opening.
CFRTIFIED } IKCKS.
All bids must be accompalncd by ccrtlfiwl checks
uponaoiuo United Status Dciwsitory or Assistant
Treasurer , for at least live per cent of the amount
ot the proposal. ] ! . PHI UK ,
Commissioner.
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ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ,
310 South Thirteenth Street , with
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W. J. CONNELL ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
Omen Front lloomi ( IIP stalra ) In Ilanscom's
new brick Inilldlnf , N. W. corner Fftccnth nJ
Faniham Stroctn.
Dexter L. I homas ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ,
rnnha , Nebraska. apfrSi
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Successors to Richards & Hunt ,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW ,
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SELTZER
A man of noted health MIS tsLcd how U was
hewcmcd tobooluttjiiucll. "lam not | urtl <
cul r lu my meals : I cat lnt I like ; and Mhcn <
c\cr I ( eel under toe \\cathcr , I ri-sort to lay
TARRANT'8 SELTZER APERIENT ,
w hlch I Vc P alv ) In the hoitte. " WUe roan ,
and economical a * ell. He Uocd not report t <
violent iiuan * for rtllef. Ho uttt Natunt'i reiu
dy. In th ( tape of this aperient. fJTSold b )
all
West for being Iho most direct , quickest , and
safest line connecting the prcAt Metropolis , CHI-
CAOO , and the RjUtrr.R.v , KonTii-KASTrR'J , Sobril
and Horiil-KABTrRN I.lsr.s , nhlch terminate there ,
with KANSAS Cur , LHAVRNWORTH , ATCIIISON ,
Cofxcit , Ilupra and OMAHA , the COVIMXRCIAI.
CRXTRRS from which rodlato
EVERY LINE OF ROAD
that penetrates the Continent from the Missouri
Hh cr to the I'atlflc Klo | . The
CHIOAOO ROCK ISLAND & PA-
CIFIO RAILWAY
In the only line from Chicago owning track Into
Kanna * , or which , by Its own road , reaches the
point * abe > o named. No tiusei'rRS nr CARRIAOK I
No Mtsni.ta cris-ircrioss 1 No huddling In III-
\ cnlllntcd or unclean care , as c\crv pussciiKcr Is
cnrrliil In roomy , clean and Acntllatcd coachca ,
upon Ka t Express Trains ,
DAVCARSofunrhalcd mac ilficcncc , PfttMAM
PALACK Sirr.iiNO CARS , and ourown\\orld-fainous
Dl.M.va CARS , uiwn hlch meals arc sen oil of tin-
siirj > v cl cvccllence , at the low r to of SRVKXTV *
KINK CR.\TH KACIIdtli ample time for healthful
enjoyment.
Through Cam between Chicago , Pcorla , Jill-
waukco and Mlsioiirl Hirer Points : and close con
nections at all polnU ot Intcrscttfori with other
road ? .
We ticket ( do not forget this ) directly to ex en-
place of lniK ) > rt.iMec In Kani as. Nebraska , Dlick
IIIlls , Wyoming , L'tAli , Idaho , Ne wla , California ,
Oregon , Washliiifton Territory , Colorado , Arizona
and New .Mexico.
As liberal arrangements regarding bajrg.vre as
any other line , and rates of f.irc ninny * as ow as
competitors , \\ho turnlsli but a tithe of the com
fort.
fort.Dogs and tackle ot sportsmen free.
Tickets , maps and foldem at nil principal ticket
ofllces In the United Status and Canada.
U. 11. CAULK , E. ST. JOHN ,
Vlco Prcs't & cn. Ocn. Tkt. nnd Pass'r AgL
Manager. Chicago. Chicago.
J. R. Mackey ,
DENTIST ,
Corner 15th nntl Douglas Sta , Omaha , Neb.
Prices Hcnsonable , , > 23-Sw
LOVELY .
COMPLEXIONS
POSSIBLE TO ALL.
What Nature denies to many
Art secures to all. Hognn's
Magnolia Balm dispels every
blemish , overcomes Kedness ,
Freckles , Sallowuess , Kough-
nesst Tan , Eruptions and
Blotches , and removes all evi
dences of heat and excitement.
The Magnolia Balm imparts
the most delicate and natural
complexional tints no detec
tion being possible to the clos °
est observation.
Under these circumstances a
faulty complexion is little short
of a crime. Magnolia Balm
sold everywhere. Costs only
75 cents , with full directions.
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BITTERS
ILER & CO. ,
Sole Manufacturers. OMAHA.
MRS. LOUISE MOHR ,
Graduate ot tha St. LouU School ol Mldwirca , at
1500 California Street , Between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth ,
north side , where calU will be promptly respond
ed to at any hour during the day or nluht.
ml 7.13
A , , NAM , Dentist.
Omen Jooolis' Ulock , corner Capitol a\cnuc
and riftccntli ( ft ret t , Omaha Nob.
Sioux City & Pacific
St. Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
THE OLD RELIABLE SIOUX CITY ROUTE
3LOO MILES BHOHTEIt ROUTE 'J.OO
riox '
COUNCIL BLUFFS
TO ST. PAUL , MINNEAI'OLIS ,
DULUTII OR.niSMAnCK ,
and all poInU In Northern Iowa , Minnesota anil
Dakota. This line Is c < iulp } > od u th the lmpro\
Wcstln liouso Automatla Alr-lrako and illlki
Platform Coupler ami Uuffcr : and ( or
Si'EED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
U uniurpacsod , Elegant Dramns Itooin and
Sleeping P T. owned and contiolletl by the coin
pany. run through WIT OUT CIIANUE between
Union 1'aclflo Tranifer uvpot at Council liluffa.
'and ' St. 1'aul.
Iraliii Ica\ Union Taclfia Tramfcr depot at
Council Uluffuat 6:15 : u , in , , rrachlny Sioux City
at 10.20 . . m. and St. raul at 11:05 : a. in. making
TEN IIOUK3 IN ADVANCE OF ANY-QTHEII
ROUTE.
Returning , lea e St. I'aul at 8SO : p. m. , nrrivins
Slouv City J:45 a. m. , and Union 1'acUlc Train-
r dipot , Council Jllulfi , at 9:60 : a. m , Bo Hurt
t at lour tickets road Ua "S. C. 4 1' . H. H. "
' F. C. HILLS , Superintendent.
T. E. RODINbON , Missouri Valley , la.
A t Gel Pou. Agent.
J. H. O'lJin AN , I'afwoger ARcnt.
Oouncll UluQi , Iowa.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
F.intsT SELUXU Dooi s OK TIIK AOE 1
foundations of Success S
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL FORMS.
The l w ol trade. legal form * , V > w to trant
act busincwaluabIe tables , social etiquel'e
porllinieiitary uiagc , how to conduct public I Oil
nco * ; In ( ait ft is a complete Guide to Succti t ( 'X ' ;
all cases. A family ncccwltr. Addnu t'ld-
culars and spedal Urmi AXCUSH 1'UDLIHIIMC
CO. , St.LouU , Wo.
BOSTON STORE ,
616 TENTH STREET.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE GLORIOUS 4TH
In order to 'close out our whole stock of Millinery
before July 4th , the following sweeping reduc-
ductions have been made.
700 LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS :
Banging in price from Too to § 1.25 each. All reduced to GOc each.
90 LADIES' TRIMMED HATS ,
Worth from 81.75 to ? 3.50. All reduced to 81.00.
60 LADIES AND MISSES' TRIMMED HATS
Worth from 82.50 to § 3.75. All to bo closed out'ut 81.DO each.
45 BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED HATS ,
Worth from 82.75 to 80.00. All reduced to halt price.
MEMS' AND BOYS' STRAW HATS AT COST
DRY-GOODS DRY-GOODS !
50 pieces lovely Lawns , reduced to 5c , GJc , 8Jc , 10 and 12ic per yard. Best
Linen Lawns , 20o and 25c per yard. 1,000 pieces Mosquito Netting ,
( all colors ) 40c per piece. One lot Shetland Shawls at Cue
on the dollar.
jj&B'Hnving engaged three additional salesmen , our customers can now get
attended to at once.
. Cfr :
LEADER OF POPULAR PRICES.
TO THE LADIES OMAHA !
We take the liberty to call your attention to the fact that we-
have just secured the EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURE
AND SALE OF THE ONLY
First -Class Summer Stove
IN EXISTENCE ,
Some of its many advantages are that
under no c nditions will it
PRODUCE SMOKE , DIRT OR ODOR , ,
The furniture from any other stove can bo
used on them , including any sized
WASH BOILER
The work required of any wood or coal cook
stove , can be done on them , being per
fect in each department ,
Oooking , Baking , Washing & Ironing.
They can be used out in the wind as well as in ,
doors. They can only be appreciated
AFTER A FAIR TRIAL ,
In purchasing a summer htove , you will have cause for regret if you don't inspect
and give thebc btovex a fair nnd impartial trial.
For Sale Only byDAN
DAN SULLIVAN & SON'S ,
jo 14-cod-lm 141O Faraham St. , Omaha , Neb.
MAX MEYER & CO. , f
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1xr-m-Y.Ti ftv T.-m
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TOBACCONISTS.
Tobacco from 25c. per pound upwards.
Pipes from 25c. per dozen upwards ,
Cigars from $15.00 per l.OOOyupwards. A
jOUSTD SUNTCHOtEJ
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
MINING MACHINERY , HELTINO , HOSE. UIIASS AND. IRON FITTINGS. HPE , STEAM
J'ACKINQ , AT WHOLESALE AND HETAIL.
HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS.
A. L. STRANG , 205 Farnam St. , Omaha.
A. B.
. . HUBERMANN ,
JEWELER !
Cor. Douglas and 13th Streets :
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GIVES GREAT BARGAINS IN" "LADIES' AND CENTS'
- AMERICAN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
ALL KINDS OF
Jewelry , Silverware and Diamonds
We Guarantee the Best Goods for the Least Money , a21-stt
J. W. MURPHY & CO.
- Wholesale Liquor Dealers
And Agents for Kentucky Distilling Co.
" " ' " Corner lltb ntl Douglas EU.