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\ mI THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , JULY 25 1892. > I The ( Hosing Chapter in the Oattlo War in Wyoming. t TfiONG ARGUMENT ON IRRIGATION Bnmmnrr of n Bkln Onmo A Illoomlng I Desert Advnnclnjr Totrnnl tlto rark Itecent Kvnnts Ip the North west Uricny Ilcooniitoil. ( The forty-three warriors , mostly from AToxns , who Invaded Johnson county with nn mvowed purpose and guns to annihilate tbo Vo-called rustlers of that region.will bo tried , Jf tried at till , In Choyonno. The Inquiry nt Xiaramln , ns detailed by too dispatches , con- | Vlnccd J'jdgo Dlnko that not only was preju dice against the cattlemen too strong to Inure - uro n fair trial In Albany county , but It Svould bo practically Impossible1 to secure an \inprejudlcoa Jury in the county. The strong point In the decision ordering the trial in JLartunlo county is tbo atatoroont thnt fully ' :00 : of tbo 1.1200 citizens ellglblo for jury orvlco lu Albany county dlsquallQod thorn- jolvos by voting for condemnatory rcsnlu- lohs at Indignation meetings held soon after , bo nrrost of the rald rs. The 000 ellglblo jould casllv bo exhausted by the challenges bf counsel for the prisoners and tno various .Vltul objections developed at tbo examination of prospeo'lvo jurors. There was no other Vltcrnatlvo under these conditions than to Select Chovcnno for the trial. , Will the trial bo bold ) The question Is oolng discussed In nil Its bearings by the press of tbo state , and tbo opinion Is gaining ground that Jobnson county will not proso- nute. Two Important reasons strengthen this jbollof. In the llrst place the prisoners re ward a trial at Cheyenne as equivalent to no- qulttal. It Is the rosidcnco of Governor Bart - , t > or , whoso friendship for tbe cattlemen was .conspicuous throughout the trouble. It is the headquarters of Iho State Llvo Stock coin- mission , composed largely of men interested In the acquittal of the raider * . It Is by largo odds the most friendly oolnt that could bo chosen to Insure the escape of the tmders from punishment. I With tbo two leading witnesses of the murder of Campion and Kay spirited away , with tbo trial helu In a community friendly to tbo prisoner and with a scant treasury back of the prosecution , it Is more than probable that Johnson county will nolle the cases rather than pllo up a hugo bill of ex pense In whut Is now rogardoa as u forlorn Jiopa. i nc last chapter of the rustler war is rapIdly - Idly drafting to a closo. .Senator Warren nnil Irrigation. Senator Wnrron of Wyomlng , chairman of tbo senate committee on Irrigation , deliv ered u strong upocch on the dubjoct of Irriga tion In the snnnto last Thursday. Ho Is the author of the pending bill ceding to the respective states and territories all arid lands within tholr borders , subject to cer tain conditions regarding settlement , sale and water rights. Senator Warren argued In bobulf of the value of Irrigation ns an aid to acriculturo and Its special importance to the United States ; of the necessity of giving ' vorlous and helpful consideration to tbo sub ject of Improvinc our arid lands without delay. Ho claimed the method whim ho proposes of reclaiming lands by coding them to the states under Draper restrictions Is safe , and equitable and will bring about the reclamation of the largest possible area In the most speedy and economical way. In order to secure Increased Irrigation and re clamation it will bo necessary to preserve tbo forest areas of the mountains , whloh not only promote rain but hold back snow so that the latter Is allowed to melt gradually , to construct immense storage reservoirs and Innumoraolo canals , and In some places ar tesian wells. While Senator Warren admits the scheme of Irrigation will require an enormous ex- "pondituro , bo points out that river and harbor - , bor bills tno last ton years have appro priated In round numbers S100.000.00U not i cent of which has been expended for the direct bcunllt of tbo arid slates. Ho be lieves It would not bo unreasonable- , there fore , to unk an amendment to the next rlvor and harbor bill , appropriating $15,000,000 or 120,000,000 per annum for the construction of reservoirs. Ho said with Irrigation tbo 100,000,000 acres of irrigable land in tbe arid rolon of iho United States would turnlsb Homes for 30,000,01)0 ) families , or , in fact , ' a greater population than tbo country 'cow contains. Even now the aggre gate annual value of the gold , silver , lead copper , horses , cattle , sheep ana wool moved out of tbo arid region is not far from $200- 1)00,000. ) Over one quarter of the world's supply of gold , load and copper and 40 per cent of tbo world's supply of silver are pro- 'duccd within its limits. This is accom plished despite the fact that subsistence for Jho miners has to bo transported great d Is- taacos. The development of this country. If crops could be raised within 1U borders , would be phenomenal , while the wool crop , already enormous , would be Increased to a point which would make tbo importation of foreign wool almost , If not quite , unnecei- bprnklng of Ibo senator's early life Kat Field writes : "Senator Warren , whoso eftlgy was lynched in Choyeuna because bo voted against the Stewart silver Dill , from Which bis amendment confining the coinage to American silver bad been stricken. Is a Bolf-inado man from tbo very foundation. Ills boyhood Is u story of hard work ; and chnptora of it Include stolen candles by which to road papers that ho had waiuod ten inlli'3 to borrow , a father who was deter mined ho shouldn't ' gratify his dcalro to read or learn , and n mother who sympathized us mothers usually do with her son's inclina tions. Finally , when he did got a cbanco to fo ; to the academy , the llrst year when examination day came around vVurrou had DO" clothes to"wear except such as oven patches couldn't mend. The boys declared fie couldn't pass and the podauucruo found occasion to publicly aony this to thoaudi- enco und commend Warren's progress. The llrst money tbo senator earned Is still In bis business. It was $3. tbo gain made from a tubborn potato lot tbat Warren plowed and planted himself. This money his father borrowed and allowed him interest on lu Wlicn tbo covommont Issued bonds Warren put that and moro that ho baa saved Into 5 per cents. It has boon transferred from ono investment to another several times , but Warren still knows where the $3 is. " Trouble AlieuU furSquatten , Hal J. Cole , Indian agent of tbo Colvillo reservation , state of Washington , bus re ceived authority from tha Indian department , Washington , to call upon United States troops for assistance to romova the while settlers who have entered tbo Colvillo reser vation contrary to law. Squatters have no rlgbt there , as the reservation hat not yet boon opened up for bettlomont , AS soon us thu Fort Spokane troops , now at Ccuur d'Aiouo , are avallublo for the purpose they will bo sent Into the reservation and the not- lloiii will bo driven out. Two companies of Infantry will no detailed for thU duty , no cavalry being nvullublo. A largo number of tattlers and prospectors hiivo goao Into the forbidden rvsurvutlnn and It Is feared trouble will cnsuo when tlo soldiers coma to drlvo thorn out , as numerous valuable prospects have boon located by the squatters and they will endeavor to hold thnm if txmlblo. Crowds of prospoctow are Hooking to the reservation from the Ccuur d'Alono , Marcus , Kettle Fulls , Ukanogan and other camps. The pralrlo mid hillside * nro dotted with touts end many old-timo prospectors huvo no protect Ion from the elements but the lux uriant bunch grass , which grows to a great uelgnt in this country. A Hklu Uumn. J. K. lllako , of Council Uluffs , Denver and Dulto , was plaintiff and victor in a suit decided in Ilutto a few days ugo. Some yoara ago lllako organized und Incorporated ot Council UluffH the Continental Oil and "Iruusportallon comuany , and in 1833 ostab- lUVcd.lnllcmi ? ul Ulllo nui1 u""c. Mori1- J. b , Klckardi , the present lieutenant gov ernor of iho Btato , was appointed oijout nt Butte. In 1SSI IJinku induced Illckarda to purchase the Montana business of the company , whloh bo did , giving notes to the nmouiit of * 1UIOO , payable at different tunes within six yours. Ono of tbo provisions ui-d iigreo- tuonta of tno mlo was that the oil company hould cover aturt au opposition butlnojs la the stato. The company was A branch of the Standard Oil company nnd owned the greater part ot the stock. Within a year after selling out to Mr. Klokardt Mr. Blake organized a now company and called It the Continental Oil company , differing In narao from Mr. Ulckards' company only In the omission of the word "transportation , " and established n station at Quito nnd opened competition with lltokards. In the now com pany nialtoownod 33 per cent of the stock nnd the Standard Oil company the re mainder. The now company cut tno prlco of oil so low that there was a clear loss on the sale of every gallon. The natural result was that Mr. Hickardft was frozen out nnd the field was loft to the Standard Oil company , nnd Rlckards bad the big dobt. Incurred by the first purchase , on his hands and could not pay It , nnd also refused to do so beoauso , ns ho alleged , the agreement had boon broken by the company. Suit for payment f ollowod. resulting In n victory for Blnno. Rlokitrds1 counter claim for damages -vat disallowed. The Doscrt May Vet Illooin. When the water began to rooodo in the Salton lalto und in the streams which fed it from tbo Colorado , superficial observers de clared that the overflow of 1893 was going to bo a repetition of the overflow of 1H52 , nnd that In a few years no traces of it would re main. But It seams to tbo San Francisco Examiner that they forgot that the applica tion ot water to sand provokes variation. All through the district which was over flowed n year ago , and is now in largo part dry , plant * have sprung up where plant life never existed within tbo historical period , und the dojort is gridlroned with strings of bushoi nnd crass. From tuoso plants moist ure will evaporate and return to the onrth in the shape of rain , extending the arable aroa. Nature's impulse is to turn the face of the earth to account. When It falls to do so It is hindered by insuporabln obstacles. In a des ert where there Is neither soil nor molsturo it. is difficult for anything to grow , but apply n little- water to the Band and seeds carried by tbo wind will germinate , plants will flour ish , and dying leave behind them decayed vegetable matter which will feed their prog eny. Water Is thobosiof all fertilizers , though it has never boon patented. Down inMercod the ingenious nurserymen located on sand plains on which It wn dlfllcult to llndaspooU ot loam or humus or alluvium : they Irrigated the sand liberally , and now there is hardly a plant In tno herbarium which they do not grow successfully. Another thing. Whatever has boon since tbo world took Its present sbupo may bo again. Time was when the Colorado desert contained a chain of lakes surrounded by for ests. Wo can see the beach line of the lakes nnd the trunks of the blasted trees. By what convulsion of nature in that volcanic country these likes were cut off from their sources nnd evaporated science has not formulated n conjecture , but it is rush to conclude that the old sources will never bo reopened and the lakes restored. Had the people of southern California displayed en ergy last yonr the river mouth at Algodonos would have been kept open and a steady flow of water secured throughout the spring and summer seasons. Some day that maybe bo done. _ On to the 1'iirk. i Railroad talk usurp ) the place of catllo war gossip in Johnson county , Wyoming. Tbo advance of the Burlington toward Buf falo astonishes the residents , but their aslo'n- ishmont is fringed with joyous enthusiasm. VVhorcat the people's volco waxcthhlgh and shrill , shouting , "Ob , the glory of It. " Hero Is a sample of the boom-de-ay : "Now that it is absolutely settled that the Burlington railroad will build its main Hue through Buf falo and tup the fertile Norwood and Big Horn valtovs of tbo Basin , opening a direct route to the National park und an almost alrllno from this city to iho Paclllo ocean reducing tbo shortest present transconti nental line by 850 miles the people of John son county have good reason to rejoice and bo exceeding glad. "O , the glory of being an clcctrio-llght lit city , wilh n future of golden promise and tbo assurance of a boom. Residents of the Hartvilie mining district and of the Platte valley from Hartvlllo east are ilrmly convinced that the Burlington system will bo the llrst to give thorn railway communication with Iho outside world. Tne road surveyed a route from Alliance west in 18ST , and the line Into control Wyoming would doubtless have followed had it not boon for tbo paralyzing affects of the big stnko. But 100 mlles of road nro necessary to tup tbo Hartvlllo Iron and copper district , with au easy coantry to build through and. ono which would contribute largo shipments of mineral , stock and agricultural products all along its routo. the Mountain Tumble ? Golden , a suburb of Denver , containing 8,000 people , is in danger ot being swept away by a great landslide. The Table mountain , directly cast ot it , is formed of two strata , the upper ono of earth and gran- llo and the lower of soapstono. This is where the danger lies. The Church Irrigat ing ditch comes around the hill on a line with the soapstone , and tha water lor years has been soaking into it , softening it , and now tbo vast mass is gradually slipping westward towaid Clear creek and is hkoly to go at any moment. Tbo town lies beneath the mountain 1,000 feet on a steep hillside , and onca started the destruction would be awful , for over a mlle of oarih and rock would be in motion. The Union Paclllo ofllclnls say the matter has become a serious affair with them , for although they are on the opposite sldo of the canon the mass would surely reach that far and bury their tracks under 500 feet or more ot debris. Tbo State School of Mines and ether valuable property are located directly under tbls mountain. Tno situation Is ro- gardo'l an on ? of tno gravest character and olTorts will be made to bavo the irrigation dltcn either piped or abandoned. A Kovat Jlullroiul Truck. The Single Track Snddlo Truck Railroad company. Incorporated in Portland , last spring , have tbo peculiar locomotive required for tholr road about completed and will bo enabled to give their schema u practical test \vlthin thirty days. Tbo roadbed is of stout timber supported on A-shapod braces , llko u long low roof. Thu driving wheel Is In the center of the locomotive und Is of largo slzo , ns U practically supports tbo whole engine , has great traction , and the Inventor expects to attain a speed of 100 mlles un hour. The locomotive Ills over the track llko a saddle , and on each side are the boiler and machinery to balance. Guide trucks run along tbo sldo of tbo A frames , ana wheels ou each side , sot at nn angle , rest on those to prevent the locomotive from tipping wbon at rest. It is expected , when In motion , tbat tbo momentum will preserve the equilibrium. A section of road is to bo built , in the suburbs for a trial trip. Nobruska > Falls City Is to have an uptown telegraph oQlao. A camp of Sons of Veterans bus been mus tered In at Bartloy. TboNuokolls Countv Sunday School asso ciation will moot ut NoUon August U and 4. J. P. Jones , n grocer at POURO , has fullod and has L-lvon a bill of sale of his stock to the Bank of Dixon Couutv. NoUou's city fathers bavo passed an ordi nance ordering barber shops und ether places of builnoss closed on Sunday. U. H , Chumbors has retired from the ed itorship of the Do Witt Times and bos been succeeded by Wild Brother ) . The Burt county Sunday school conven tion waa hold at Oakland baturday and Sun day and was largely attended. Burglars made a wholesale haul at Memphis - phis the other night und secured several hundred dollars lu cash and jewelry. Tbo people of McPberson county bavo petitioned to huvo tha name of tbo county gout changed from MoPhursou to Tyion to prevent Its being confounded with a toivn in Kansas ot the same namo. Harry Hunt , a 12-roar-old Wilbor bo.r , played with n toy cannon On Sunday nnd U now laid up with severe burns nbouf the head and face , A company Is to bo organized to bnild an qjoutrio road from Mllford to Lincoln. The water power nt Mllford will bo utilized to operate the plant. Sammy Prophet , a 4-year-old Sprlnirflold boy , foil into the dump at Kiivott's elevator nnd his legs and foot wcro frightfully man gled. There Is hope tbat bo may survive bis Injuries. A team of horses with which the two sons of Peter Relnor , a Cherry county farmer , were hauling hay , ran away. Ono of the boys was Instantly killed and tbo ether was seriously injured. Says the Stoux County Journal : In the line of preparation for the Nebraska exhibit at the World'ft fair the Nebraska Develop ment company of Omaha bid ) fair to accom plish a great deal of good , It ban n capital of $50.000 nnd Is ruling under the authority of national nnd state commissioners. North west Nebraska and Sioux county In particu lar should do everything possible to make the faot known that hotter opportunities are offered by this locality than nny ether portion tion ot the state , and with that end In vlow our people should co-oporato with the organ izations made to further tbo Interests ot the state In tbo matter of an exhibit. Wyoming. T.aramio has licensed gambling. Ore from tbo Bonlta and Unknown claims in Rook crook assayed $43.30 in silver to the ton. ton.Stato State tr.xablo valuation is expected to exceed (35,000,000 , as against $32,500,000 for last year. F. L Tyler of Tamn. la. , suicided with a revolver in Rawllns on the 10th. Ho was 23 years of ago. Regular trains are now running on the Burlington extension to Poverty Flat , flCtoon miles east of Powder rlvor. Export mining engineers are investigating the Douglas olucors near Laramlo for the banoflt of California capitalists. The ninth annual session of the Grand ledge of vVyomlng" , KnUhts of Pythias , will convene in Choycnnn Augusts. A man named Kabls loads for' the demo cratic nomination for governor. Repub licans throated to Uablff his jugular. Clear Crook , twenty mlles from Suggs , will bo the next town on the B. & M. exten sion. Thcro are already several fraina buildings orocted. Tbo plug has bpon taken from the Penn sylvania company's well No. 1 in the Salt Crook Hold. This action shows n spoutcr of tbo capacity of 500 barrels a day. The 'solo ot the oxtnnslvo Ora Haley ranch and 1,000 head of cattle on the Lnramlo plains has boon consummated. The property goes to an Omaha and Lincoln syndicate. Lafayette H. Parker , ono of the rustler raiders , made himself distasteful to the court during tbo hearing of the application forachanca or vouuo in Laramle. Ho of fered to bet the trial would be hold In Choyonno. The court took him up , fined him for contempt and ordered him into close conllnomont. South Dakota. Rnold City recontlv shipped 20,000 pounds of wool to custom markets. Rainmaker -Melbourne was partial ! v suc cessful in producing rain at Hermosa. " Thn Deadwood Electric Light company is building a now and enlarged power houso. Prohibition will not down. Rosubmisslon is one of the Issues in ibo pending campaign. It is reported in Deadwood that Graham brothers were paid $300,000 for the St. John mine. A friendly wrestle between Charles E. Dacros and John Frick of Yunkton resulted in the doatb of tbo lattor. The Dead wood-Terra Mining company declared dividend No. 43 of 5 cents a share , abrogating $10.000 , payable July 20 , matting $70,000 paid this year nnd $1,120.030 paid to date. Articles of Incorporation of tbo Yanktoa Bridge company have been filed with a cap italization of $1.000OUO. ThU is for tha pur pose of a combination railroad , wagon and pedestrian bridge over tbo Missouri at Yank- ton. Several sacks of ore from Strawberry gulch are assayed from olgbtv-flvo to 35U ounces of silver to tbo ton. The property Is owned by John Browning , Tex Rankln and ethers , and Is considered ono of tbo most valuable in tbo Hills. The vein from which the ore was taken Is estimated as being capable of yielding fully 20,000 ton of ore fully as rich as the samples. Montana. The output of tbo Anaconda company is 4.000,000 pounds of pure copper per month. Eighty-six lode locations and fifteen placer locations in Jefferson county were filed for record with tbo county cleric and recorder during the month of Juno. The wool clip of Montana will aggregate 12,000,000 to 15,000,000 pounds this year. It Is of excellent quality and is rapidly'going Into the handn of eastern buyers at from 17 cents to 10 cents per pound. Poor Ann Dodge , whoso name appeared a few weoics airo in a Nexv York paper among a Hit of Montana millionaires with bor wealth stated at $3,000,000 , died at thocounty poor house In Butte old und penniless last week. A rich strike is reported in the Sborburno properties , at the head of Indian crcok , Jef ferson county. The Agua Frlo mine plncor hai a tunnel 2,800 feet long , In the face ot which Is the richest ere over found In tbo mlno. Tbo output Is from llvo to seven car loads par week. All kinds of stock in Montana are in prime condition. Very largo sales of beo'f nnd mutton will bo mado. Tbo recent rains pro duced u heavy growth of grass upon the ranges nnd Insured rnngnlllcout cr ps of wheat , oats and barley , and potatoes nnd ether vegetables. Internal Revenue Collector Jnmas H. Mills roportsthat tbo internal ravonuo collections In the district of Montana ( comprised of Montana , Idaho and Utah ) ngcrogatoa for tbo .year ended Juno 30 , 1BU3 , tbo sum ot SH'j.SlS.OO ' , bolnp much larger than any preceding - coding year , even wbon dealers in manu factured tobacco had to pay special taxes , There were in tbo district for the eleven months ended Juno 30 , forty-ttirco breweries , eleven tobacco factories ' , forty-seven' cigar factories , two fruit brandy distilleries , elgnt rectifiers , elgbty-ihreo wholesale and 8,432 retail liquor dealers , lit teen wholesale and sixty-four retail dealers in olcoinurgnrlnu and ono sugar factory. Utah and Idaho , Rich mineral strikes are reported In Logan canon , U. T. Grasshoppers are harvesting the crop In thu vicinity of Caldwell , Idaho , Idaho republicans get together at Boise on tbo 1st to mup out a plan of campaign. Salt Lalto authorities are waging a lively campaign In favor of saloon closing on Sun- day. day.Postmaster Postmaster Hlngman of Moscow , Idaho , mistook morphine pills for quinine. Half a hundred citizens are now looking for his job. Incendiaries destroyed $50,000 worth of property in Pocatello last Tuesday night. Several yards of stout rene awaits the cap ture of tbo llrobugs. The amount of gold that will bo taken out In Idaho during tbo present season will far exceed that of uuy year in the last decade. This is uocauso of tbo abundance of wator. There was much snow la&t winter in the mountains and the spring months were cold nud wet , Wbon It ruined In the valleys it snowed in tha mountains , oven after tbo 1st of Juno. All told mining is now performed by what is edited the hydraulic process. Tbo output ot gold , silver , load ana copper for Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report Powder PURE tha .nst two years tin * bdon about $10,000,000 niuiuallv , of which tha.rplil has footcJ up about SI.U'W.OJ , ) . It If suDnosoil thnt the tat ter will 03 Increased trft5'000,000 the present season. fc | < n Never BIDCO the sotUfment of Idaho have there bcoo such enormous crops as during the present sonson. TUo product ot grass and grain has boon wonderful. This U tno reauU ot achangoln tfje cllmnto , produced by the multiplication of Irrigating cntinls. which moisten a grott uittdnl ot country and oroato a humid ntmospttoro. , A Inrpro , lively imnilpox scare prevails in the Souud country. j } j A rattlosnnka with twqntr-olglit rattles Is the latest Washington brtmuotlon. It brcaxs tha rscord. " Crops In the connlrr tributary toVnlla Wolla are in B pen did condition. The harvest Is well advanced , The citato of the Into governor and sen ator , Newton Booth of California , Is valued at $300,000. John Carkooko , ox-champion honvywotght catch-as-catch-can wrestler of California , U now wrafttllng with the devil as a Methodist preacher In Stockton. ( Liehtnlng went down a chlmnoy In a houio at Col far , Wash. , a fnw days ago. A dog and two cats lying by the steve were killed , but tbo family miraculously escaped Injury. The steve and carpet were destroyed. When Constable John Carter captured Wilson , the murdorer. In Yntnhlll county , Oregon , ton aoys ago Wilson bit him on the hand. Blood poisoning sot in and Carter's life Is now despaired of. Wilson bit ono of Carter's lingers so badly that there was ncarcoly any flesh loft on it , Ebor C. Smith , editor of the Stevens County Standard , published at ColvIIlo , Wash. , and Sheriff Tom Huydou of the same place had a bloody encounter on the street. Hayden ur nd Smith to throw up hli hands , enforcing his argument with a club. Smith reciprocated by carousing the sheriff's pata with the butt ot a gun. Several tubs of fioro ' were split before the combatant * were jaltod. Western I'oiiiions. WAsin.voTOX , D. U , July 24. iSpoclal Telegram to TUB BEK.J The following list of pensions granted Is reported by TUG BBB and Exanhloor bureau of Claims : Nebraska : Original Lafay otto Olcott , William H. H. JJonobraUo , J. Doluvan Jack son , Francis M. Ulilor , Manasa T. Housor , Edward P. Newton , Jnrnea Ilobart , Irwln Masters , Herman Wolsiegor , Stoubon C. Trcm'er , Benjamin Franklin Stono.OcorgoW. Stsson , James Smothwest , Henry bolllngor. A ddltlonol Gurloy B Chase , Isuao B. Brow- baUer , Thomas W. Ritchie. Restoration and Increase Philip Morr. Increase Jesse V. Glenn , William H. Sldnor , Enos Frost , Charles Carlstolly. Original , wldo-vs , etc. Jusophlno E. Ulllesplo , minors of Joshua Esters , minors of Madison Dounldson. Minnesota : Original Lyman Contcr , William P. Orcutt , Charlo * F. Wheeler , Ernst Woruor , Burdotto H. Goodoll , 1'otor W. DeLancoy. Edward Robinson. Addi tional Benjamin Bonuett , John T. Fort , James Iloalow. Increase Jonathan II. Brown , James Morgan , Charles E. Haywood , .lamos A. Colohour. Helssuo Nelson Morlsot , Benjamin Whitney , deceased. Original , widows , etc. .Ann Gussott , Louisa Whitnoy. Iowa : Original Alfred Cochran. Thomas W. Hyde , Aloort E. Gault , William A. DUCK- worth , Isaac M. Thoruburgh , Charles E. Taylor , Eawin T. Form , Jacob R. Whltmor , Thomas Herbert , Lcouard Knowleg , Luther H. CanQeld , Dwlght * Fi House , Solomon Helnbaugb. Additional Cyrus Splcer , ila- rid go W. Stucker , Isaao C. Chapman , Archi bald Burlr , Basiol B. Lee , Christopher Lester , Armstoaa M. Reid , Dayla A. Robertson , John T. Avery , James .P. Campbell , Philip Hahn. Increase Barzlllar Johnson , Joseph E. Polen , Francis M. Douglas , Solomon C. Trogdon , Edward O , Plumbor. Reissue Cyrus Plnkorton , Cayt tPoterson Vlgen , Henry S. Bowers. Reissue and increase Godllp Snyaor. Original , \yiaows. etc. Mnry Kenney , Emrna " " p ; Kester , Luclnda Shufl. " "tj- Colorado : OrlRltiSl-i'Wjillani ' Brown. Slls- boeE. Cdrson. Hlrnm.'lvfcHonry.i"'iVl < monal' ! Elijah Hards. Increase George H. Boon. Montana : Increase Christian' Darmotyor. Wyoming : Addition all-Frank C.'Bowen. Now Mexico : pruy Analla , Charles Schmidt. North Dakota : Original Calvin L. Scott. Relssuo and Increase William Mock. South Dakota : Original Samuel Stewart , Ira S. Ingram , Jernmlah Dubols. Renewal and Increase Robert B. Carr. Additional Gcorgo W. Gross. WEBPIXO WATKR , Mob. , Oct. 28 , ' 90. Dr. Moore : My Dear Sir I have Just bought the third bottle of your Tree of Lilfo , It Is Indeed a "Tree of Life. " Doctor , when you so kindly gave mo that first bottlo"my right side was so lame and sord and my liver en larged so much that 1 could not lie upon my rlgbt sldo at all. There was a soreness over my kidneys all of the time , but now that trouble is all over. I sleep Just as well on one sldo as on tbo other , and my sleep rests ana refreshes me , and I fool the best I'vo felt In fifteen yoara.und I know that it Is'all duo t6 your Tree of Life. " 5fonrs very truly , D. F. UODLBT. For sale by till druggists. Ayer's ' Pills Are bolter known nnd more general , ly used than fany other cathartic. Sugar-coated , purely vegetable , and free from mercury or any other inju rious drug , this is the ideal family medicine. Though prompt and cncrf getic In their action , the use of these pills is attended with only the best results. Their olTcct is to strengthen and rcgulato the organic functions , being especially beneficial in the various derangements of the stomach ach , liver , nnd bowels. Ayer's Pills arc recommended by all the leading physicians and druggists , as the most prompt and effective remedy for biliousness , nausea , costiveness , indigestion , sluggishness of the liver , jaundice , drowsiness , pain in the side , and sick headache ; also , to relieve colds , fovcrs , neuralgia , and rheumatism. They are taken with great benefit in chills and the diseases peculiar to the South. For travelers , whether by land or sea , Ayer's ' Pills are the best , and should never bo omitted in the outfit. To preserve their medicinal integrity in all cli mates , they are put up in bottles as well as boxes. "I havered Ayer's Pills in my family for several years , and always found them to be a mild and excel lent purgative , having a good effect on the liver. It is the best pill used. " Frank Spillman , Sulphur , Ky. Prepared by T > r. J.C. Ayerfc Co , , Lowell , Mail. Sold by Druggists Everywhere. Every Dose Effective HEALTHFUL , AGREEABLE , CLEANSING.- For Farmers , Miners and Mechanics , A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKALI WATER. Cures Chafing , Chapped Hands , Wounds , Burns , Etc. A Delightful Shampoo. WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water " 14 YEARS Coffering ef HetTou- citTtwo ei of DR. MILES RESTORATIVE NERVINE , " Says A. F. Stark Penn Tan , N. Y. " 10 yrs.ofSIck Ho adocho cured by TWO Bottlei , " .timeline Flint , Ottawa , Ohio. Nervine la the quick remedy for Sleeplessness , Nerronn Prostration , .Epilepsy , St. Vltns' Dance , Opium Ilahlt. Nervous Dyspepsia , Hystorla.ConTnlslons , Neuralgia , Paralysis , etc. Thousands testify. Trial Bottle , elegant Book at druggists. Jlllea Medical Co ElkUnrt.Jnd. Forsaloby Kulm & Co. . I5th t Douglas Stb BAKING ABSOLUTELY PURE JusrlkYlT. F.P.JA4UE.3 R.CO. KANSAS CITY.MO. WELL BRED , SOON WED" GIRLS WHO USE SAPOLIO Are Quickly Married. Try it on your next House-Cleaning. THE CHEAPEST A BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY USE IN THE WORLD , Instantly stops tlmjnost oxoruoliitiaK pains : uovor falls to give auso to the ouITctror ; a few applications not llko intiylc , causing the pain to Instantly atop. A CUBE FOR ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS. fntorunlly taken In doty * gt from thirty to sixty drops In half A tumbler of writer will euro In a fuw tiilnutui ) Crumps , biMHnn. Sour Htamaali. Collo. Flatulence , Heartburn , Languor. Falnt- ItiB spoils. OHOLBUA M.O1111US , DIAHKIIOEA , DYSENTERY , Sick iloaUuulio , Nuusua Vomiting , NervousnessfBlnoplimno * * . Maturlu , [ mil all Intornul palnu armliiK from cIunKU uf diutorwutororoluorouUlds. CO CENTS A JJOTTL.E. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. DrDOWNS 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. Th eminent aptclallit la norroui , euronlft , prlrnt * . blood , akin anil urinary dlioaaa * . A nnlar ana rvirlitvred gradual * ID uiedcloe , ai Ululoniaa and corilncalca aboir , la ami treating wllu ttio gratoit aucoota catarrh.apermatorruoei.lOtlpiaiihood.acmlnaJ wuakneia. nlvhl loiteailinpolenvr.irpbliu. Irtoture. uon orrhbva. Klvt , Taricocole.ctc. No mercury ua * ! . WBW ireatniunt forloa of vital power. Partial unablu to vUttiunuia ; b lroat Uat uoma beorruapanduDco. . Meilklnt or lumuaifiati lent br mall or expreaa it- curoljr packed , uuoiarka to Indicate eouteuta or aundor. Ono poraooaj laUrrU * prerurrod. Conaultailua ( rea. CorroiponJoncu atrlctlurlvaio. . liook ( Mjrattrlu ofUfa , ) anal fretk Offlon bouraVA. i.loVp , to. iuudaia Wu.tu.to Uin.SooJ tUmpIor rep/ ! . MANHOOD RESTORED ! the "Norvo wonderful Seoda retuoilr , " la acid with avrlt > ten iruurnntee to euro all nrrroui illteaio . lucli m W ak Memurr , Lou of llrala 1'uwcr. lloaducbe. Wukof ulncai , Lost Manhood , Nlsbtlf Kiuli. aloni , Nerrouinoaa , Luatltude.all droina and lota of power ot tUaUunoratlra Oricana In oltherjeiuautoil brorer exertion , Toutiiful rrrora.or zco > ilrr utuuf tobaeoo. opium or atlmulanta which teen lead to laflruiltr , Cooaunip- lonandlnianliy. I'ut uncon > nlan to carry In TOit pocket , til per pack * auebr malli 0 fur ( i. With urnrjrflcmler w yivt tuvrilten yuarantie ( onira Bcroui iKUArriH titiKO. orrtjuiid tht mantv. Circular free. AddrcM A ervo Mo d Co. , Cblcugu , IU For sale in Omaha by Shormun & MoCotmoll , 1613 Dodge utroot. /4 tffa . . I. ) A A A AAA A * HARPER'S MAGAZINE . - . FOR AUGUST . - . Ice and Ice-making. By T. MITCIIKLL PRUDDBN , The Italian Army. Uy G. GOIHAN , General Staff M.D. Illustrated. Colonel. llluitrated by T. nil TiiuLvrRur. Corfu and the Ionian Sen. Ily CONSTANCE Kent. From the Ulack Korcat to the Black Sea. By MORR WOOLSON. Illustrated. ! ' . I ) . MILIKT. ( Concision. ) lllu tr. > tcd by AL. The Passing ofThomaa. A Story. Dy THOMAS FRRU PANSONJ and K. D. MILLBT. A. JANVIER. Jane Field. A Novel. By MAKV K. WILKINS. Part IV. Illu . . tr.itcd. . Webster. By JAMRS RIKSRLL I.OWXLL. Literary Paris. Ily TMRODORI CHILD. First Troth. A Story. By ROIK HAWTHORNE LATIIROP. Paper. With portraits. The Suliburger Exiles In Georgia. By the Rer. Love. A Poem. By AnkLK R. INGUFSOLL. Joim K. HURST , D.D , Illuitrated , The World of Chonce. A Novel. By W. D. Our Only Day. A I'oem. By COATKS KINNEY. IIowBLM. Part VI. iUITORAt. : Dri'AKTMI.NTS. EJitor'i Rasy Ctiatr : GBOROR WILLIAM CURTU. Editor't Study f CIIARLKS DunLnv WARNHK. Editor"i Drawtrl THOMAS NBLSON PACK. Literary fitteti LAUKRNCR HUTTON. PUBLISHED BY HARPER & BROTHERS , Nuw YORK \ r mLU5 HOW tlAMY fACLS YOU SEE I h THIS ADV. AND WE. WILL5END YOU A BEAUTirUL PICTUREZOXZS FORFRAtllNGi' ' . MARSf1ALLvCHEMICAL ASK YOUR HUSBAN To Bring Home a Bottle of V * ' PURE RYE. It is an indispensable household liquor , recom mended by physicians as strictly pure , rich and wholesome. He can get it at any high-class drinking place or drug store. DALLEMAND d. CO. , CHICAGO. ILL. lil D U O AT I O N ALx . Fortlio higher and MIxTal Kducutlon of clrls nnil XOUIIR women. Hpcdaltifo : Music , Art , Kin. . cutlon , rbjrilcttl Training , btraci hrat , Cold und lint water , bath roorai , etc. , nn oicli floor. 24th HoMun bccln * t-rpt.Hth , IS42. For futalocus MISSOURI , "nldrm AUCllIUALO A. JOMKft , l'rc . Superior udTantajn for educating dMf | ough'.Muilcalaml Artdapartnieulihlghciturdtrttaaclmriof theljut American artti Kuropeanculluie ; largo and beautiful crounds ; new hiilMIng * , ruomaweU Tenlllattd. lighted by gat. Opcni September 7lh. For catalogue aildreta " . W. I1AIIBKTT , I'r . COL.UJ11IIA , MO , ELIZABETH Seminary for Higher and Liberal Education of Cirla ' and foung Women. Specialty , Music , Art , Elocution , mk III I VnlyornltyPlnn. S3rd7 rorn Sept./th. Applrwrlr. Mm III I Appllcanta rejrctiid lait triilon for want of room. AtMrm , JkjM & . _ V B Key. T. Peyton Walton , A.B. , Pres't , Lexington , MluouH.Jr m 1 HH | EDUCATIONAL. JACKSONVILLE ACADEMY FEMALE Kit i/ear. Preparatory ' , ColltirinU , ltui.lo anil line Art Ooiinei titlrnrWel'enlry.BetAforIllil' ' ' K. KIIULLAUU. A. U. , I'lln. JoclnwuvOlu , ill N RW YOHIC MIIiITAKV AOADKMY. Col. a J. Wright , II. f. , A. .M. . Cornwall , N. V. HOLLINS INSTITUTE IIOTJ'.TOUKTHI'JtlNCJH , VA. on N. A W. U. It. near Itoanoka UllraaUi unaicelloJ. Hlo. ( aot KQulpuent. Write fur illuatrat U catalugu * to IM COCKli , Hunt. , Uolllna , Vo , WEHTWORTH Claancal , tlterarr. BeltMlflo Conraoi of tnjf. In. funtrr and ArtUUrr drl I and actual Cavalrj , i'lU/al Mllllkrv Mfbiral In Ho. Patalone. U. .A. , Lcxluiltou , Ho. It A K K VIK W JXH TM 'fU'l'E , 1811 Oeoruo Ate. , Chicago. Olrla' lloardlDK Bchool. CollonUte , Hctoutirfo and Clnatloal Oouraoi , 1'loia ant Kooiui , I.ir u lluam B uil for OatalJguo. Tliouundi i y they will wrur No Other Shoe ; Wear this Shoo during Iho Summer Months. DO NOT SUFFER WITH TIRED or TENDER FEET. Thitfihoe EXPANDS with KVF.IIY MOTION of Hi * foot. Alvuyirillliu III ( wrlrct ili > | > e. 'lilt ADJUSI Alii.11 Iralurt luikn It poiilble lu wear a narrower ( hoe. THE PERFECTION Coita no more , looka better , wcara longer , audglvci 100 tlutaa moro comfort Iliati any oilier nuke. Frteea , S3.OO , $ a.DO , $3.00 $0,60. CONSOLIDATED SHOE CO , MTn , LynnMm. I crniilii liy Uin'ltTitQa Store. Week unnu | July 25 UTH AND OAI'ITOI. AVKNUK , 1.UI.U1 I.U1.U1 l.UI.UI I.UI.U ! LU1.UI I.UI.UI Tilt ! MAONl'.TIO ( JlltU LULUI YON YON BOX , THAT 1110 HWKKOU THKATKII , ULACK DIAMONDJ. Jill' VAN WIMKI.K. B1CATS 6 CKN'IU
