6 TIJE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY AUGUST 18 , 1881.
CALIFORNIA.
Pftit , Present nnd Fnlnro-
Lloyd Tovis , a well-known Califor
nia capitalist , at present and for man ;
years president of Wells , Fargo & Co.
in response to an invitation , prepare !
nn elabomto review of California in
dustrics for the American bankers
association , now in session at Niagar ;
Falls. Mr. Tovis has for many yean
occupied a position from which hi
could study the effect of causes ii
operation , and his success as a man p !
business is evidence that ho has , it
the main , road the signs of the times
correctly. In a business point of view ,
Mr. Tcvis speaks of California ns in
cluding the whole Pacific coast. Or
this point ho says :
California has been the base and
Btarting-point of American development
mont upon the Pacific. Into Orogor
nnd Washington and British Colum
bia and Alaska ; into Nevada nnd
Utah nnd Idaho and Montana ) ink
Arir.un.1 and Now Mexico and the
northern states of Old Mexico ; ovoi
nil that portion of the continent lying
west of the llocky mountains , Call
fornia minors , settlers and traders
liavo carried tlio industrial outposts ol
that community which sprang into
bring with the California gold discov
eries of 1810. San Francisco is not
merely the metropolis of the statp oi
California ; it is nlao tlio metropolis oi
tlio greater part of this vast region.
How far extends the commercial and
financial system which centres in San
Francisco , the operations of tliu ex
press and banking company with which
1 am connected give an idea.
Wells , Fargo it Co. is peculiarly a
California institution. Beginning its
operations in the early days of Amor-
icu , settlement by affording the need
ed facilities of safe transportation be
tween San Francisco and the miniiif
camps of the western elope of the
Sierra Nevada , it bocnmo the for
warder , the letter-carrier , and , to f
largo degree , the banker of an ex
tending population. As the prospectors
tors and pioneers advanced it fol
lowed them , until its agencies , non
( numbering over 700 , form n net worl
'which stretches from the Moxicai
boundary line to that of Britisl ;
Columbia , and from the Pacific to the
llocky Mountains , with outposts upon
the Missouri river and the Gulf ol
Mexico. Wherever the organization
of Wells , Fargo & Col * roaches the
commercial and financial influences ol
San Francisco extend , though since
the business attractions of the oastcn :
cities have , with the tixtonsion ol
railroads , begun to make thomsolvci
felt in the further west , it is impost
bio to describe ns accurately ns bofort
the bounds of the California system
The thirty years of Pacific cons1
history is substantially divided inti
three periods the first from 1810 t <
18GO , the period of placer gold mill
ing ; the second , from 18IJU to 1870
Witnessed a change from mining t <
agriculture as the loading interest o
the state ; while the last ton years
from 1870 to 1880 , has introduced i
diversified industry , of which manu
factaros form a considerable feature
Mining : has by no moans ceased t
bo an important industry , but th
products of the soil have , in proson
magnitude and future promise , ovct
shadowed the products of the minoB
A portion of Mr. Tovis' speech i
devoted to a description of the ofiec
the discoveries in the Comstock ha
on California. Ho defines what h
terms legitimate speculation , an
points out the difference between tliu
and illegitimate speculation. The on
is a speculation in things having
real value , and the other taking th
clmncoa of a valueless thing boin
worth moro in the market to-niot
row than it is tonlny. Illegitimate
imato speculation does not gam
bio on the improvement o
deterioration of a piece of real propoi
ty , but simply bases its operations o
the public impulse , hotting on n riser
or fall according as the public min
could bo influenced. Actuated by thi
spirit of gambling , hopeless location
wcro made and n wasteful manage
aiionL engendered , the solo idea boin
to sell the stock , not to develop a mini
A rcuult of this gambling period was
list of stocks in January , 187C , tl
iiominul value of which was $282,305
iOi , which dwindled in the six follov
intt vears to 917,002,700. The shrin !
ago in that period was $204,402,701 , ,
shrinkage out of all proportion to tl
trilling aggregate lott. Whether tl
Sl7jOGNOK)0 ) romniniiK ; as the presei
estimate of tlio public of the value
mines which IIIUKO no return to stoa
holders is still to disappear , Mr. Tov
does not say. Ho docs sa
however , that if no such d
posits as these in California an
Consolidated A'irgimu bo found , "tl
deposits of low-grado ere , which hai
here .ofore been passed by , will , u
dor careful management nnd wi
cheaper methods , yield steady ai
largo returns - returns which if lo
likely to stimulate speculations , n
moro likely to add to solid wealth
The depreciation of the iioinin
value of mining stocks , combini
with the drain to pay assessments i
valueless mines , contributed to brii
about a depression in business , whie
however is rapidly passing QWUV , f
this point , Mr. Tevis has ifo m !
givings. Ho refers to the wheat cii
of last year as being of moro tin
twice the vuluo of ull tlio bullion pr
ducod in the State , und adds ;
But great as uro the possibilities
grain-growing in California , its is IK
becoming npparont that thu nu
valuable of her industries in I
future will bo that of the vinoyn
and orchard California is by nati
the Franco of America ; yet , in sp
of the natural adaption of her s
and climate to the culture of 1
urapo , wino-making in California 1
had many difficulties to contend wi
arising partly fitim want of uxpc
once as to soils , varieties , modes
culture and manufacture ; partly fr
the necessity of developing the pro ]
organization and machinery , n
partly from the time required to g
a reputation and secure an assui
market , It is only within the 1
few years that all thcso dilliculties ,
eparablo from the naturalisation o
new industry , may bo said to hi
keen dolinitoly overcome. But tl
have boon overcome. The grn
growers of California can now i
their grapes as certainly as the fan
can sell his wheat , and at far moro
znunorativo prices. There is an
parontly limitless demand for the } i
poio of nupplving you , gentlemen
„ tho' 'eastern states , with what ;
. - }
doom io bo foreign wines , wliilo sonic
Gniifornift winesnro nlrcmly beginning
to inriko a ropuUition which it docs
not pay to disgnisp umlcr a foreign
label. California is now ( sending U :
the Atlantic Const more wine tlmn is
imported from Franco , and it ia esti
mated that the wino crop of last yoat
Yielded to the growers nearly § 3,500-
000. The curing and packing of rai
sins has only recently commenced ,
but it ia already an assured industry.
Boston Girls-
A correspondent says : Boston may
justly bo proud of horgirls. 'J'horo i
a large proportion of beauty among
them. They dross woll. They dc
not overdress. They know when to
atop putting oti things. They do nol
mix too many colwra into one gorgeous
but incongruous whole. ( The 0 and 7
o'clock a. in. girls tripping to thoii
places of daily labor arc outwardly as
neat as a flock of chickadees. It it
manifestly unjust to impute to them
the general or oven soim-gcncral
wearing of spectacles. They arc not
as a rtilo spectaclodi 'I'Jioy wcai
thick soles. They don't take any
stock in consumption and early graves.
They do not , as a rule , drink , smoke ,
chow or mvoar. They set a good
example in these mutters. The cul
tured class of girls hero do not hang
about tliu thoatio-ddors at night mid
beg checks of Ihosp passing out.
They look you square in the face when
llioy speak to you or you to ilium.
They are self-poised , ready for any
emergency , and carry mental quivuni
full of Eincraoniou texts. Tliuy arc
largely ccramical. The fair joolhs
here are filled with their efforts in
amateur ceramics. Music ia a general
accomplishment. But seldom arc
thcso girls hoard In the streets late nl
night raising their voices in discor
dant chorus. They wear rod mitts or
their hands and l > luo or rod legging' '
on their logs. They have leqs. Tlu
Boston female typo is notthin , slabby ,
sallow , or bilious looking. Dyspopsk
hangs not its banner from their out
ward walls. They have a firm , decl
sivo , yet light stop , not sappy like tin
working of a hoe in a mortur-bed
They do not ; fear to make their wanti
known on occasion , Ono cuino run
ning toward us yesterday on the trot
toir. Trottoir in Boston is Frencl
and means sidowalk. Shu was a tall ,
willowy , genteel-looking girl in a sen !
skin cap and a real llush on cith'oi
check. She ran Well , although ini'
poilcd by the usual inciitnbcrincuts ol
women. It was a swiff , graccfu1
Diana-like motion , as Di might havi
pursued a wounded stag. She wai
running utter a street-car. Tin
street-car was running away from hur
Two horses , ono driver , one conductor
with oycs turned away from her
because they did not want to BOO her
Wore too much for this agile Bostonoso
' " Sir , " said she , respectfully , as shi
passed mo at full snood , ' 'will yet
ston that car for mo ? Her address
under thcso hurried and unfavorable
circumstances , was delivered with f
iluoncy , correctness , nnd cure whicl
would have become a full-dress draw
ing room. I toll you , culture mean ;
something. I inflated my own lungs
cried aloud and spared n6t , only t <
BOO both car and girl turn a conic
and disappear. Yet that youiij
lady's coolness and address undo
these trying circumstances made :
powerful impression. It is not over ;
girl who can sing out gracefully thus
It comes of the .progress of education
which makes itself felt in small thing
ua well as groat. It docs.
Holitoinsi for the Dairy.
Good observers say the Holstcii
cattle are great consumers of food
Thuro is no doubt , of thin. Take
field of cattle in summer time , an
when in hot weather the Jerseys an
Ayrshiros will group together undc
the shade of a trco , the burly an
beautiful Ilolstoin will bo soon brow :
ing easily in the open field. Goo
eaters make good milkers. The Ho !
stein is very valuable for goner ;
milking purposes , and , if the male
are fattoneu up fast while younj
make heavy beef.
The Holsteins give a milk rich i
cosoino but not so rioh in butter as th
Jersey , ntill in the much larger quai
tity will make as much butter in
year. It is ono of the chief characte ;
istics of the Hoistolns to give a Inrp
( low of milk the year round.Y
have given several remarkable record
of Holsteins in the eastern Htati
vrhuro they have been longer intn
ducod. Wo can now give the follov
ing record here in the west , in tl
state of Iowa : Carey II. Smitl
editor of the Western Stock Journn
Iowa City , referring to the record '
his Ilolstoin cow "Mink , " say
"Whim in the last August number
the Journal wo gave some figures i
dicatinK what a good cow { mil don
some wiioro inclined to say : Oh , yc
that may bo done for a little whil
but can she hold out ; will uho gi
moro in a year than any other co <
\Vu have in our dairy oxperien
owned spvoral cows ihat won
astonish us by their milk yield for
fo\v months and then suddenly dry i
and thus not yield as much in a ye
as many that were called quito coi
inon. Wo long since ceased to osl
nmtu the value of a cow from h
daily yield for a short time. II
yield is us follinvs : For ten da
when ou ( rial for butter , 815 Ibs.
milk , from the cream of which w
made 20 Ibs. U oz of butter. Be
consecutive ton days 840 Ibs of Kiil
Best daily yield 01 Ibs. Month
yield 2,4MJ. Yearly yiohl 10,028 11
_ . . *
The lown Guru Croii.
IXucnport lUiettc.
Ono of the most interested inon
this city , if not oven the best inform
on the subject of growing crops ,
Mr. F. II. Hancock , of the firm
Dow , Gillnmn A Hancock. The fii
has a largo numborof widoly-scatlor
correspondents , who are instructed
keep thorn posted in the sup inly
grain on hand and the chances for 1 t
season's yiold. Yesterday Mr. Ho
cock told a representative of t
Uazutto that ho estimates tin
would bo a railing oil of fix
U5 to 40 per cent from an avi
ago cprn crop this year , In BOI
counties the prediction called for
per cent of full yield , while oth
wont above und below it. The cau
assigned for this state of affairs
Iowa'which section of the country
particularly alluded to , are as folloi
Too much wet weather in the sprii
making the planting season late , pi
seed , and the ulmott continuous i
weather for woeka past in all soctl
of the State. Mr. Hancock says there
is not ao much corn hold M is gener
ally imagined. A great many parties
sold in the winter for future delivery ,
and this helped to keep up the mar
ket. If the piofiont drouth continues
corn must go higher than it now is , so
good judges think. An o.irly frost in
September would send the price up
too. But with frequent showers and
a late fall , thcro is still a chance for
the corn crop to disappoint the o who
are predicting a light yield.
The Oldoftt LlvlnR Ex-Goncreu-
mnn-
Mark Alexander , of Mecklenburg
county , Virginia , advances the claim
that ho is the oldest living ) congress
man , disputing for that honor with
Edward Darlington , of this state. Air
Alexander is now 00 years old ; was
in congress from 1811) ) to 1834. The
distinguished Nathaniel Macon , of
North Carolina , nnd the brilliant
Randolph , of Iloanoko , were his
messmates when in Washington. Ho
is nlso tliu solo survivor of the cele
brated Virginia convention of
1829-SO. A correspondent of the
Washingcon Post who saw him
recently rays ho is of medium
stature , walks without n cane , visits
occasisnally , reads without glasses ,
has KOOI ! teeth , and sleeps well , but
thought his hearing wan injured from
the use of quinine. During his life
ho hai used tobacco moderately , but
never indulged in the excessive use of
stimulating liquors. Ho reads the
papers of the present day with great
interest ; was last in Washington in
1858 ; is fond of recalling scones of
former years , .and seems to delight in
the associations and recollections of
the past. His wife a daugh
ter of Governor Turner , of North
Carolina , still lives and is twenty
years younger than her husband.
They were married over half a centu
ry ago. They live in retirement and
isolation from the activities and ex-
citoir.oiits of this progressive ago , but
quietly enjoy their country homo with
ita pleasant surroundings , whcro they
can reflect in peaceful solitude upon
the great events which have transpired
during their life , and treasure the as
sociations with the great and cultured
still kept groan in their memory.
Popularity'
Eclcctrio Oil has obtained
great popularity , from Its intrinsic value
an iv reliable medicine , In curing hoarxo'
ncsft , and nit irritations of the throat , din-
canon of the chest , etc. For tlieo It U an
Incomparable puhnonic. codlw
A "Wild Boar in Oregon.
Oornv&llli ( Ore. ) Odette.
The woods across the river from
Cornvallis are filled with wild hogs ,
most of them having found refuge
there during the .high water lost win-
tor. Among these that came into
this section during the flood was a
largo boar , about six or seven years
old , and as largo as at yearling calf ,
and has boon on the island above the
city for several years , where ho has
been several times shot , but could
never bo killed or captured. Last
winter , during the highest water , he
was soon by two young men lloatint
quietly down stream on a log. They
immediately wont to his rescue in c
bout , but on perceiving thorn ho lofl
the log , nnd starting for the boa !
commenced to show fight and die
catch the boat between his jaws , u-u
but for several woll-diroctod blowi
from the occupants of the boat hi
would have swamped the same. Hii
would-bo-dclivorors , when they foum
themselves free from him , loft him ti
his fate , when ho took refuge in tin
adjoining woods. Ho started to swin
a lake the other day , when ho wn
discovered by Mr. Wilbank , who secreted
croted himself on the bank nnd waitci
until the nnimnl was within ton foe
of him , when ho discharged both barrels
rols of into
a heavily-charged shot-gun
to his head , causing instant death
Prof. Emery says ho would as BOOI
have mot n grizzly bear as this inon
stor of the woods , whoso career has a
last been brought to an end.
Cured of Drinking.
"A young friend of mine was cure
of an Insatiable thirst for liquor
which had so prostrated him that h
was unable to do any business. II
was entirely cured by the use of Ho
Bitters. It allayed all that burnin
thirst ; took away the appetite fc
liquor ; mailp his nerves steady , an
ho has remained n sober and stead
man for moru than two years , and hi
no desire to return to his cups ;
know a number of others that Inn
been cured ot drinking by it. " Froi
n leading 11. II. official , Chicago , 111.-
[ Times. nuglS-sopl
Worthy ot I'rane.
As a rule wo do not recommend pi
tent medicines , but when wo know i
one that really is n public bonofacto
and does positively cure , tliau wo coi
shier it our duty to impart that info
nintion to all. Kloctrio bitters a ;
truly a most valuable medicine , in
will surely euro Biliousness , Fuv
and Ague , Stomach. Liver and Lidiu
complaints , oven where all other roi
odies fail. Wo know whereof V
speak , and can freely recommend
ail. [ Ex. Bold at DO cents n bottl
Tub & MoMahon. (4) ( )
PROPOSALS FOR FILLING Al
* LEY.
Scaled | iroM ali will l > o rcccUcd liy tlio undi
nljueil until rrl 'ay ' , August lutli , ut 12 o'llo
iiOOM , for tliu filling ; ot tliuallu ) lulituuk 8 , > j
Mock U located lictwcen Wtlmlcr , Californian
lltli ami IMIi trecU , In tlio city u ( Omaha , a
work to lie iloiio Kiilijut to tlio appro\nl ol t
city viiKinvcr , Hid * must bo luuompanltd
tlio proiHwud turity under tlio iwual condttloi
aid Milt will to opened at tlio regular meet I
of tliu tltv council Auuiut Wd , Ibbl , Tlio f.
rc erve tlio rlglit to rejeit am anil all olds. 1
i \ i loiw containing nald propotaU should bo nu ;
od 'Tronohali for Flllliur Alley in lllock 8 , " a
delivered to the undmlnir < l not later than I
tlino alun a npufljllcd. J. J I. . C. J KWl.Tr ,
CitycicrU
BROWNELL
YOUNG LADIES' ' SEMINAR
OMAHA , NED.
Kov , EJOHERTY.M . , A , , RoofcD
AuUtod by an blo corpi ol Uaclien in En jl
, Sclciicod and h'lno All * .
THE NINETEENTH YEA
WILL BEGIN
Q
U For particular * . i ply to
18 UVl-eod-im TUB HKOTOU
18II
II
Is John G. Jacobs ,
Isi
i ; ( formerly ol GUh fc J coU , )
Cir UNDERTAKES
No. 1417 FarnhomSL , Old SUnd ot Jicohi
18 < V Order * lirTtlecraph Solicited
Malaria Is An Unseen , Vaporous
1'olion , Bprcftilln ? dl wiio and death In nnnv lo
calities , for nhkhriitlnlno IMIO genuine nntldoto ,
lint for tlutirjttiof wliltli llotUttcr'n Htomach
Illttcra U not only a thorough rcmoly , but a
reliable prov entice. To thH fact thcro I ? an o\cr-
vliclniliiif nrray of tc tlmnnv , extending o cr a
| p rlo < l ol thirty yearn. All ilhonlcw of the liter ,
Ktmnnch and bonds are nlso conquered by the
Itlttcn.
ff'For rale 1 < y all Ini lH and Dealers gen
erally.
A COU.KOi ; AND (1KAMMAH SCHOOL
THE BEST SCHOOL 8 BOYS
For toniiH Addrcai Dr. Stevens
Barker , wnrdonof Eacino College ,
Racmo. WJB. _ jy 22-lm
SIBBBTT & PDLLBB ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
DAVID CITY , NEB.
Special attention jltcn to collection * In Duller
county yU-ine Cm
/ IIVIL , MECHANICAL AND MINING EN-
V QINEERINQ at the Rcnsselear Polytech-
nlc Institute , Troy , N , Y. The oldest engineer-
ln school In America. Next term bclni | Sep
tember ISth. The llcslster for 1880-31 contains a
list of the graduates for thu past 61 years , with
their positions ; also , course of study , require
ments , expenses , etc. Adilrcsn
DAVID M. GREENE ,
] l 14-deodaiitfll _ Director. .
To Contractor * , Bnildors and
Property Owners.
The undo ulif ned haInjf been appointed avcnt
for the uxtennlVo Iron and Ire manufacturing
houses of K , T. Rarnum , of Detroit , and the
Huwcl Iron Foundry and Works at Toledo ,
Ohio , capacity of ftO tons dally , Is prepared to
furnish cellmates and prices for Iron columns ,
&c. , ke. , for store fronts , window caps and sllln ,
threshold | ilatt . wrought Iron lieain * and liird-
en , hjdraullu elevators , staple IHtlnKS , | putlcjs ,
ehaftliiK , &C , ; also Iron fences , cresting , win
d iKi' rils. shuttcra , stain , Imlconlcs , scttuc.i ,
clialisarot , aciiuarlumi , fountains , Bilininct
lioimc1 ! , lawn , pirdcn and cemetery omamcnU ,
Mover utanils , ttrav o uardu , &c. , kc. . In cndlcaa
variety. Catalogues Hiiimlled on application ,
HhNUV II. flAIIIlY ,
Ifanufacturcrs' A cnt , J2 Tcarl street.
ttUitlO-lin mo Council llluffs , IOH
The Oldest EstabUshrd
BANKING HOUSE
IN NEBRASKA ,
Caldwell , Hamilton & Co. ,
Business truirectcd same u th&t of an Incorporated
poratod oank.
Accounts kept In currency or gold subject tc
ili'ht check without notlra
Certificates ol deposit issued payable In thro
six and twelve months , bearing Interest , or c
demand without Interest.
Adi MICCS iiuulo to customers on approved Becu
rltlci at market rates ot Intenut.
Uuy and neil gold , bills of exchange , govern
men ; , state , county and city bonds.
Draw sight Orafta on England , Ireland , Scot
anil , and all parts o { Etrope.
Bell European passage ticket ? .
COLtECTIONS 1'UOJIPTLV MADK.
aii/ldt
United States Depository
SfationalBanl
OF OMAHA.
Cor. 13th and Farnam Sta.
LDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT I
OMAHA.
SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS
STABHSltKD 1860 ,
} rganlzod as a National Bank August 20IBS
Al'lTAL AND FIIOFIT3 OVER 300,00 ,
omcKUfl AND biRKcroxs :
IIRMAN KOU.NTZM , President.
AtlotmiUH Kot'.init , 'Nleo Trenldont.
U. W. YAirjj , Casliler.
A. J. 1'orrLKTOM , Attorney.
JOHN A. CREIOIHON ,
V. II. Ding , Aut. Caihle
fhls bank roceltcs d | > oilts without roiiard
mounts.
Imues time ctrtllli tc l > enriiii ; Interest.
Draus drafts on San KraiiiNco and prlnclu
Itlisol the United States , also London , luuU
Jllnlnirk'h and the principal citluu o ( ttas com
lunt ol Europe.
Sells p.uweni.'ur tickets for emigrants by the (
nan Him. mavldtf
OllUINANOE NO. 471.
An ordinance o < tatillihlrii ; the grade of Mai
trect In Nclxui iiddltton , to the Utv of Oniali
Do It ordilncd liy thu tlty council of the city
Omaha , as folfous :
SKCTIOX 1. That the grade of Idaho street I
nil the name In hereby i-Btalillcheil aa follon
.flilnnlni ; | th an cletatlon of onu hundred ai
fifteen (116) ) at the Intcwcllon of the fast en
line nf Idaho struct , with thu north curb llnu
Cunilng strict , tkenco north ono hundred ai
uu'iiteight (17b ( ) fvtt , Hli an nnL-cmllm : gnu
of U feet ) > er 1W to an clu\ntlou nf one liuiidr
mid thlrtv-iilne and ninety- two humlretlu (1
DMOUft ) > ct , thcnco northlUfcct to an elu\atlou
ono hundrol and forty ninety-two lmndivdlh ( I
02-100) ) feit , thence north one hundred ai
< : Ijhty-iet en and one-half ( Ib71 ( cet , lth i
OMendlnir gtadu of 14 ' t per 100 to an eluutl
ot ono huntlred and klxty-tU and socntcvn ui
hiimlrcdttu ( Kill 1710feet , tlienco north stxt
tvMiand u half ( Oik ) feet to an clevatluu of o
hundred and MI rnty (170) ( feet , thence north o
hundred anil eighty-wit en and rue-half (18'
feet to an cluvutlou of uno hundred and netcnl
ll > u (174) ( ) hit thence north ono hundred a
night ) -MI ui and ono htlf ( IblJ ) IwttoancUn
tlon of ono lmmlrc.il . nd iilvhty feit , then
north ninety nine ami one-hall feet to the i M
tlon line to an elevation of olio hundred a
elxlitv-oiiu feet.
Krciios 8. The west inrb of Idaho street kh
. luill corrr i < end In elevation at all point * wl
the cast curb , excepting at Its InterncUlon
the north euibof Cummui ! { street , hero it bh
ha\u the estalillsheil cletatlonof ono hunai
and fourteen and oue-lulf (114 ( ] feet.
KECTIOS . 'Ihls ordinance iliall take cftoU a
be In force from and alter Us paKaK" attest ,
J.J.L O.JUWt.TT , TllOd , II. IIAU.KV ,
City t'U-rk. I'rei t City Council
l'aod AugnvtOth. 1SS1.
t 15th , 1881.
Major
WISE'S
Axle Greas
NEVER GUMS !
Used on Wajons , Dui cs , Ileapen. Thresh
ud Mill Machinery. U U UV U' * t. TO r |
(14 AJ.D TKAusrtiia. It cures bcratcht * and
UuJiofsorooou IlonKaauJ Block , on well u
men. '
OLARK & WISE , Manuf's ' ,
38S Illlnoli Street , Chlcagt
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S. P. MO &CO. ,
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Cash Jobbers and Retailers of
1319 FARNHAM STREET.
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DUEINO THE COMING WEEK OUR GREAT SALE OP
GINGHAMS ,
Lonsdale , Fruit Hill , and other well-known brands of Muslin at 8 l-2c a yard.
Best quality unbleached muslin , 7 l-2c. Pillow case muslins , lOc. Wide
sheeting muslins , at wholesale prices. Linen sheetings from ,
from $1,00 to $1.50 per yard , Very best prints , fast . . ; , <
colors , 5c. Very best ginghams , 8 l-2c ,
Another Oase Black Buntings , 8 l-2c. Thirty pieces new dress
goods , lOc , '
RIBBONS ! RIBBONS ! RIBBONS !
700 PIECES ALL SILK RIBBONS 10 GENTS PER YARD.
In this lot will bo found all desirable colors in ALL SILK GUCS GRAIN , SATIN AND GROS-GAIN , AND FINE
SILK BROCADED RIBBONS , from ono to four incos wide. , .
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No Such Ribbon Bargains were ever before Shown
G-RE.AT ! ZBTJTTOIN"
12,000 dozen fino.Dross Buttons at lOo a card two and three dozen on a card , all sizes and over a thousand different
designs ; worth from from thirty/to fifty cents a card.
S. P. & CO.
LKGAL NOTICK.
John McFaddcnw 111 take notice tint on the
Oth of August , 1831 , Charles Ilranilet , Justlceof
he I'eace , of Ut precinct , DoiiylaM Co. , Kc\i. \ , Is-
uednn order of attnthincnt for the mini of SrtO.25
inn action penillni ; before him , herein Anio
[ ratz la piaintllT and John JlcFaclclcn defendant ,
hatproiieity consisting of lioiu-cliolil tiirnlturu.
, nd Iniiilcinciits lias been atbuhcd under salil
rdcr. tiiiil iaiifons continual to SlKt of
leptcmlicr. 1S31 , 10 o'elock p. in.
nugiraSt AUKOltllATZ. I'lalntirT.
NetastoLand Agency
DAVIS & SNYDER ,
505 Farnham St. , . . . Omaha , Nebraska
Carefully selected land In Eastern Nobrtukafor
sale. llruU llargalns in Improved farms , and
Omaha city property.
0. F. DAVJS. WKBSTKH SNYDHR.
UteUmlCom'rU.P " _ 'tf-febtf
880. SHORTJ.INE. 1880.
KANSAS CITY ,
St. Joe &CouncH Bluffs
U Till OXLT
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
AND THE EAST
From Omaha and the "West.
No change of cars between Omaha and Bu uouls ,
and but ono between OMAHA and
NEW Y011K.
DailyPassengerTrains
UKlCIIItiQ ALL
EASTE11N AND WKSTK11N CITIES with LESS
CJIAItQES and IN ADVANCE of ALL
OTHER LINES.
This entire line Is equipped with Pullman's
Palace Sleeping Can , Palace Day Coaches , Miller's
Safety PUtlorm and Coupler , and the celebrated
WcatlnghoUDO Air-brake.
fink * that > our ticket reads VIA rvANSAS
CITV , ST. JOSEPH & COUNCIL llLUFFd Hall.
road , vh St. Joseph and St. I/oui .
Tleketi for sale at all coupon stations In the
Went. J. F. IU11NARD ,
A. O. DAWES , Ocn. Supt. , St. Joseph , Mo
Oca. lias. Mid Ticket Agt. , St. Jo fJi ] , Mo.
ANVT llouuKN , Ticket Agent ,
1020 r'arnliam street.
A. D. RiRUABH General Agent.
OMAHA , NE
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BITTERS
ILER & CO. ,
Sole Manuftxoturere , OMAHA
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
the Oldest Wholesale and
Retail Jewelry House in
Om'aha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in Silver
Ware , Clocks , Rich and
Stylish Jewelry , the La
test , Most Artistic , and
Choicest Selections in
Precious Stones , and all
descriptions of Pine
Watches at as Low Pri
ces as is compatible with
honorable dealers. Call
and see our Elegant New
Store , Tower Building ,
corner llth and Farn-
lam Streets
MAX MEYER & BRO.
MAI IETEE & BED , ,
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THE LEADING
MUSIC HOUSE
IN THE WEST I
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices areas Low as
any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
Pianos and Organs sold
for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock of
Steinway Pianos , Knafoe
Pianos , Voso & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes.
Also Clough & Warren ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before pnr-
chasinp- .
O. H. BALLOU ,
DEALER IN
Lath and Shingles ,
Yard and Office 15th and Cumings Street , two blocks
north of
ST. PAUL. AND OMAHA DEPOT.
iyl.ood-3tn ,
J. A. WAKEFIELD ,
WHOLESALE AND nETAIL BEALEU IN
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Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS. BLINDS , MOLDINGS , LIME , CEMENT
rSTATE AGENi.FOB'.MILWAUKEE CEMENt COMPANY.
Near Union Pacific Depot , , - OMAHA , NEB