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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15 , 1881. _
HANDS UP.
Stoppod.liy K.oa < l-Ajonti A good-
Sired Hnnl ,
Duranjio lleronl.
Ono of the boldest and most daring
robberies over porpotratcd in this
atato took plnco n few miles this side
of Pngosa Springs on Thursday uiqht ,
the passengers on Sanderson & Co. 's
stage being the victims. From an in
terview held with all the passengers
who were on the stage at the time the
road agents captured it , \\o learn the
following facts.
Sanderson iV Co.'s stage coachChar
ley Gates , of this city , driver , left
Amargo , I > u\v Mexico , the prcscnttor-
minus of the Denver Allio Ornndo
railroad , at the usual time on Tliura-
day , with seven passengers aboard.
At about 8 o'clock in the evening the
coach had passed through the rough
.gulch , about thrco miles this side of
I'agosa Springs , and was just entering
the park when four horsemen came up
the road and halted , two hor.iomun on
each sido. When the coach wai nearly
opposite them , the leader called out :
"Hands up , there is : i man inside we
want. " They then rode nearer to the
ntago and commanded the passengers
to file out and stand in line , at the
name time covering the passengers with
eight Colt's No. 45 revolvers. When
the occupants of the coach wcro in
linothe robberncomplimented them on
their soldierlike nnpearanco and pro
ceeded to relieve them of their money ,
watches and chains , and jowelry.
They manaucd to got about 81,000 in
in cash , $2,1)00 ) in drafts , five watches
and chains , four finger rings , and ti
diamond pin. After giving up their
valuables the passengers nero allowed
to rcsumo their seats in the coach , and
when the coach was about to startand
the road agents wore turning to leave
the scone of operations , ono of them
maidenly made up his mind that there
was a bettor horse attached to the
atago than the ono ho possessed , HO the
party returned , and the fastidious
highwayman unharnessed the home
that seemed to take his fancy and re
placed him with a littlu broncho ho
was ridint' . When the passengers ar
rived at this plnco they were "flat
broke , " and some of the commercial
men remarked that if their houses
wanted to do any more business in
this part of the state , they could do it
through the mail.
tlnclorgromiil Tologrnpli Wires-
Washington has taken thn load in
the matter of doing away with the un
sightly telegraph poles within the city
limits. The now Mutual Telegraph
company , havini' been refused purmm-
mon by the district authorities to erect
liny poles inside the city limits , have
been driven per force to adopt the plan
of running their wires through the
city sewers. The sewers used uro the
larger ones , into which men can en lor
juuT stand upright , although at points
where a break in the largo sewer sys
tem occurs the wires are carried
through small terra cotta pipes Jaid
under ground. The manner of enter
ing and carrying the wires through the
Bowers is quito interesting. Wiiero
the polo system ends and the under
ground ono begins , a lurgiK straight
polo is planted very deep , ntfj aiicmo-
ly lixod witli a wocti foot and bnicoa
underground to prevent the strain of
wires upon it from turning it over.
This polu has n groove cut in it about
two inches deep and about the same in
width , from top to bottom. The
wires , seven or eight in number , are
all brought together in ono cable and
run down this polo to the ground
tvhoro the cable enters a terra cotta
pipe laid under ground across the
street to the sewer , which is reached
by way of a man-hole. The cable is
then continued through the sewers ,
fastened to the crown of the arch with
iron staples at convenient distances.
The wires , being insulated , require no
other fastening , and should any break
occur , which is not likely to bo the
cose , the sewer is accessible at every
man-hole and easily traveled. Lieu
tenant Iloxio , who is in charge of the
nowor.igo system in the district , states
that ho thinks there can bo no objec
tion to the use of sewers for this pur-
posoj unless injury is done thorn in
making the fastening for thu wires , in
which case the privilege would have
io bo denied the companies. Ik
thinks it would not interfere ) with tin
ilow of water , and that the wires would
bo secure from many of the damage :
incident to outside oxposuro. Tlu
company has laid its lines through tht
sewers without any dilliculty , and lo-
morrow will use them tor the lirsl
time.
"Tho "Fnnuor's Fish. "
1'im.ltiiutl Coiiiincrdnl.
During the past few years there hai
been much interest taken in the cnlti
vation of fish as an articlu of food
Through the labors of the national am
ntnto commissioners much light hit
boon thrown on the mibjcct of the !
cultivation. Among other things i
has been demonstrated that at vor ;
Hlight expense the farmers may havi
ut hand constantly a supply of fresl
meat food that will in Homo dog re
take the place of animal food.
Prof. Jtninl , U. S. fish commissioner
declares the carp to bo of all other
bust adapted to the wants of farmoni
and calls it "tho farmer's fish , " Whil
trout and bass require not only vcr ,
nuro but cool water , und abundance o
it , and most of the inferior varieties o
i require wat
cool 1 , clear and abundant , the carp i
in its element in water moderate ] ,
warm , and requires but little of it. 1
prefers , the professor says , it pen <
whose bottom and banks are com
posed of mud , the mud affording it
shelter in cold wifithor , andproducin
plants which it relishes ns food.
The carp is not a dainty feeder. I
will cat anything that pigs and fowl
relish , mid will devour insects , sum !
reptiles and meats of all kinds u
green vegetables , fruits and garbage
It can be fattened on grain us oasil
as pigs and turkeys are and the youn
uro especially fond of Bweut curd an
livor.
The carp possess a number of goo
qualities that render it u valuable tisl
It is thoroughly domesticated. It ea
bo transported easier und will liv
longer out of watur than any othi
acalo fish. It is exceedingly prolific ,
largo ono often yielding aa many r
400,000 cgus. No hatching house i
needed , The eggs hatch in u few daj
and the young , when not disturbed
grow rapidly.
The flesh of the carp is not as deli
cate as that of some other varieties c
Jish , and in summer it u hardly fit t
1)0 oaten. Bui for the most of the
year it i i usable ; and as edible food it
nay be tanked with the substantial of
icople of moderate means ,
It it possible that the future farm
rs may raise car ] ) as they now raise
beef and pork for table use and for
narkct.
A Frontier Fnnoral.
Irooljn K.ISP !
"It's nil very well to talk about your
.Imoklyn funerals , " said n Dakota
nan , as the mourners crowded up to
ho bar , "but you don't put the life-
, nd spirit into n plant that wo do in
ur parts , " and the western gentle-
nan shook his head lugubriously. "I
pitched this yero racket to-day , but I
rasn't satisfied. Von throw ! lots o'
reeds and the pa'son cut it fnt , but
ho whole thing was tame business
lompared with the titno when wo
'rovo Peter Mullins into the turf. "
"Did you have a superior article of
'unor.il ' on that occasion ! " asked ono
f the bereaved.
"You called the turn , pardnor , " re-
jlicd the Dakota man. "Compared
ivith thatgamo your little play to day
vas a duiico box. 1 was living in lis- )
.narck City then , and I'm languai/ing
ivhen I say that your style to-day
wasn't a s\ven ) spot to that lay out. '
'Would you object to giving 111 the
ticulars of that ailair/ / " asked ono
f the lamenting.
The Bismarck man called for ro-
resliinontnnd braced himself for the
elation.
"I'eto had some trouble with seven
r eight soldiers , and when they'd all
laved in their hands wo laid out to
ock shop andslidohimundor in shape ,
i'eto wasn't no summer coon. Here
ro meat and hair all theyearround ,
ul us ho was the first man that had
.uriiod . down in the settlement , wo
.greed to start a bone-yard and plant
lini for ft crop. Ther wasn't any
la'son ther in them days , but Louns-
lerry , the postmaster , knowda hymn ,
ml .John McLean , the mayor , was a
iog-fightona speech. So we _ got out
ho engine fora hearse and built a boxer
or the still' und started in. We'd
taked out u claim up on the Buford
oad for a grave , and Tom Fortune
.iad drilled u hole to put Pete in.
Everything was in gay shape for bnsi-
less and the boys was braced for u
.imo that would bo a credit to the
aniontod. You hot your life ! Well ,
ir , wo held the funeral in Konohall.
-'ho corpse was stretched on the faro
able , all fixed up with dandelions
ml cactus , and the boys sat around in
ows. Von can bet a blue alack it was
lylish , stranger ! The mills was all
o-ioil , and wo had a nigger fiddler for
0 orchestra , and Me Lean had bought
white shirt to give tone to the
acket.
"Lounsborry announced that the
HMO was open and commenced with a
ymn play about 'Dearest Pety , thou
ast left us and thy loss is deeply
oolod , but no bean-cater could bo-
caft us if thou hads't have just been
ooled. ' Ho said ho made it all up
im.Kilf , but 1 reckon ho heard it
Diuowhciu in the states. Then John
Loan started in on the declaration
- Independence , and whenever ho
iroVd up hia hand the boys howled
Anijuii ! ' You can : imi6 ! atrangorj but
'in Remarking that you don't often
to into u hujh-tonodnr spread than
10 aond-oir wo gave Poto. When
ack got through with the declaration
0 liquored up , and < lin | Emmons
jok hold , liu'd found an act of the
llinois legislature somewhere , und
o rcud that so that you could hear
ho steve rattle. Then Lounsborry
ing 'Marching Through Georgia,1
.nil by that time wo were all feeling
irotty good. You never seen a bolter
ihako-up in all yoour lite , .lack Ilich-
rds was keeping cases , and ho pro-
losed three cheers for the still' , and
on double your gamble ho got 'enr
iVo was just warming up to the work
ivhen George Peoples shied his hat
ind made thodog-gondest best oration
.hat . was over played in that kind of a
; amo. George is u humorous cuss ,
.ml ho got elf the best conundrums
-on over listened to. Fun ! Well now ,
Kirdnor , you may blush !
"Well , air , after that part of the
exorcise was over wo hammered thu
id down over Pete und histed him up
n the engine. Mo and Ilichurds
steadied him and the gang laid hold
> u the rope. George Peoples was fore
man , and the nigger liddlur stnulled
the cofliii playinVo won't go hoinii
till morning.Vo stopped twice on
: he way to brace , ando made thu
asl mile in something like live min
utes. Talk about your steam ma
chines ! That wus the best lire ongini
company in eight territories.
"When wo got to the grave wi
found that Tom had built u hole seven
feet deep and just the si/.o of the box ,
.Mud to plant him standing up , 1ml
that didn't hurt him any. Louns
berry sturted up , 'Good-bye , Hweet
heart , ' and McLean read a peen
about a boy on a ship that wouldn'
go homo for fear his dad would warn
him. Jim Kmmoim started on :
prayer , and then things grow lively
Wo didn't want no uira over the funeral
oral , und wo told him ho could lay n <
political pipe that way. But ho al
lowed ho'd cash that prayer in o
thero'dbo a row. That settled it , '
mid the Dakota man paused.
"How did you come out ? " uskoi
one of the lu-tonorH.
"I was dragged out , " replied tin
Dakota man , simply. "Leastwise ,
was found BOIUO distance oil when tho'
looked for nip. 1 didn't see the turi
called , and didn't know nothing ubou
the next deal I didn't '
, got out for i
month"
"Is that the kind of funerals yoi
have in Bismarck < " asked u mourner
"Tho Bamo , btrangor. Many u on
since then ; but I'll never forgot Pete
1 ho coyotes is singing above his grav
now , mid in the ( summer the littli
boys shoots jack rabbits near hi
plant.Ve put in a few asparagus t <
make u shade for him ; but I'll tel
you gentlemen , the blizzards novu
howled a sqimror boy than Pete , anne
no man wus over put to root in bettc
shape than wo laid out for that lar
Let s boor , I'm hourso. "
And they linuidatod , the mournei
wondering perhaps at the "spirited
Mylo of u frontier funeral , but rceo <
nunig nt the same timothat the Daki
tu man had spoken his lost lines wit
an obvious humidity of utterance.
Galvcfiton News : Essaying to doc
tor the scars received by the cam !
dates for the presidency The Madiso
( Win. ) Democrat wisely prescribes Si
Jacob's Oil , Of course wo could m
expect our warty contemporary to d
otherwise than recommend that ft
moua Old Gorman Kemody which
"hoals all wounds but these of love' '
and soothes all pains - save those of
political disappointment.
FROM THE HLB.
There is perhaps no tonic ofTcred to
the people that possesses ns much real
intrinsic value as the Hop Bitters.
.Tusl at this season of the year , when
the stomach needs an npportizer , or
the blood needs purifying , the cheapest
and best remedy is Hop Bitters. An
ounce of prevention is worth n pound
of cure , don't wait until you arc
prostrated by a disease that may tike
months for you to recover in. [ Dos-
ton Globa.
WOMAN'S TRUE F1UEND.
A friend in need is a friend indeed ,
This none can deny , cspeciall when
assistance is rendered when ono is
sorely adlicled with disease , moro par
liculary Ihoso complaints and weak
nesses so common to our fcmalo pop
ulation. Ever } ' woman should know
that Electric Hitters mo woman's true
friend , mid will positively restore her
to health , even when all other reme
dies fail. A single trial will always
prove our assertion. The are pleas
ant to the taste and only cost 50 cents
a bottle. Sold by Ish it McMa-
hon. (1) ( )
FLIES it MOSQUITOES'
A loc box of "Bough on Hats" will
keep u house free from Hies , mosqui
toes , ruts and mice , the entire season ,
Druggists sell it. (2) ( )
BUOKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The BUST SALVK in the worU for
Cuts , Brusies , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
Rheum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp
ed Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salvo
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion in every case or money refunded.
Price 23 cents per box. For sale by
&ulv Inh ArMcMnhon Omaha ,
X-X-IM
Great German
REMEDY
ion
NEURALGIA ,
SCIATICA ,
LUMBAGO ,
BACKACHE ,
co an- ,
SORENESS
or TUB
CHEST ,
SORE THROAT ,
QUINSY ,
SWELLINGS
tSD
SPRAINS ,
FROSTED FEET
AVU
EATS ,
SCALDS ,
GENERAL
TOOTH , EAR
jisn
HEADACHE ,
1XD
_ ACJHES.
No Preparation on iuuh cquali AT. Jjcniu OIL 01
a ! * rr , M.IIIslum : anil ruiAiKxtcnul Itemed/ .
A trial entalli tut the cum ) nrutlvvly trilling outlny of
10 CattTa , anil exryane tulUrlni ; with | > alu iau Imo
ci ai auii i > oaltlvtf | roufcr In ilaiius.
uniEcn > H IN ri.n > .N i.ANconra.
$01.0 BY All DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS 111 MIDICIHE.
A. VOGELER & CO.
Jt.ilthnnrMil . If. H A.
_
HOAUL ) OF i'XJ '
Nell N licrelij ghen tint In nrronlame witli
w'ctlon TO of mi net nf the iilalnruof llio
btntool NclmMkii uiitltlinl "An ni-t to juoililo a
Kjbtciu of Itcveiiuc , " npi > rou' < l Murcli 1 , IbTU , the
rountj tiiiiiiix | tonerH of IKiu lns count } , No
linisVnlll ut thu nllku of thu t-niuity tlcrk nt
( liuali.i , In mid intinty , for ten MHic hc iliyn ,
rntiiinvni-ln Monib ) , Juno 20. 18S1 , for tlic pur-
pom of i'i\i.\ll7lii | anil rniruitliiiMliu ns-.i-ssiucnt
lolls of Ihu Hu\cnvl prui-lmts of Mid i-ouiit > for
tliu junr ItUl. All persons fiillnj ; niw'i'Uil ' by
n.\ tiling loiitaliuil In salil n M < im'iit rulU niiiht
ri'l'l ' ) at tliu time nlio\u stntoil in jirm lilnl by
l.l . .loll.S It. M INtllrhTrl : ,
Uiunlia , Juno liltli. IBbl. County ( leil > .
ilUt-wlt
RECIPE
FOP Fine Complexions.
Positive relief nnd iinniunity
from couiitloxlonal blemishes
may bo found in Hagnn's Mag
nolia Bulm. A dolicn.o and
Iiarmlcss article. Sold by druggists -
gists everywhere.
It imparts the most brilliant
nnd Hlo-liko tints , nnd the clo
sest scrutiny cannot detect its
use. All unsightly discolorations -
tions , eruptions , ring marks
under the oyessallownes9red-
ness , roughness , nud the Hush
of fatigue and excitement are
at once dispelled by the Mag-
uolla Halm.
It is the ono incomparable
Cosmetic ,
If YOU are a man fit youare
Of UU lnCI\ * lV < miui of li'i- -
cnod uy the strain of UntallluKurtrnil ;
jour Uuttn nvoU l.lttht walk , to rr
illmulaiiUaiul uuo vorv bmln i.t'tvpfln4
Hop Bittors. ruk' , ute Hop B.
If you ore jounir mid utforintr trom ny In
dlKitllun or liUfliw tioui If jruu aruiiwr-
ricU ur pinclc. oia ur > UUUK. bauvrliiir front
IHXirlicaltb vt lanuniuli Inu uu a Uxl uf tick
tu.it , nljr uu Hop Dlttora. .
Whoorer rounrc. . - f v TlumMndt illo an.
' ' L IX nuully f r u lu toiuu
wlicuorr ' '
JUJ i
tUut Okli'iuJ [ iJJ fonuuf Kidney
your " * "
mcdacU iuiliip , ou- < to tlol mltfiit
luir ur itlmuUtluir ,
nHhoutfiilar/ff mvly Ubvof
t Lu Hop HopBIUera
Blttoro.
HTejroucI/ | / -
tvp.'d ' , JKJurv o. i. o.
orwrfnaruruM- ti u kbwluta
. JM , dUo c
I.
. nnd lrrttl la-
arA.
otlbo fo
HOP Uu c u r n far
botrtti , liluoJi dmnkinnriis ,
l
Jverorwmy
UH > uf oiiluia ,
You will be tobacco. or
cureilKatiUM imrcvtlca.
Hop Bl ] | > r >
BoUlirdrcir.
t . brnjrur
j
pl . NEVER ircular.
joe ' .lriUxltr7
i n It muy
uve your
FAIL
life , ( thai co. ,
vurod hun
dred * .
Houses.
> ' *
FARMS ,
LANDS
EMIS'
Real Estate
EXCHANGE
IStli & Bouglas
OMAHA , NEB.
4000 . $100 $ to $2500 each
O K A HOUSES AND 'S , <
$275 to $18,000 each
Kf\ BUSINESS LOTS ,
? 500 to S10.000 each.
200 TAma
ACRES LAND
900,000
1 f ) AflA ACHES IN DOUGLAS COUNTY
7000 ACUKS IN SAUI > Y COUNTY
LAItOK AMOUN , 0
n Property ,
N ONH , TUN , TWENTY OR FOHTV-ACnE
LOTS , WITHIN ONK TO FIVE
MlMiS FIIOM 1'OSTOKFICE.
$250,000 TO LOAN
AT
8 Per Cent.
HEW MAPS OF OMAHA ,
PUBLISHED UY THIS AGENCY ,
25c each ; Mounted , $1.
Houses Stores , Hotels
Farms , Lots , Lands ,
Offices , Rooms ,
etc. , etc. ,
TOIRENT OR LEASE.
Taxes Paid , Bonta Collected
Deeds. Mortgages , and all
Kinds of Boal Estate
Documents Made
Out at Short
Notice.
This agency does strictly ;
Brokerage business. Does no
speculate , and therefore an ;
bargains on its books are it
eurod to its patrons instead c
being gobbled up by the agonl
Notary Public Alway
m Office ,
O-CALL AND GET CIUCULAUS ana KUI
I'AUTICULAHSat
BEMIS'
Real Esate Exchange
J&ni AND DOUGLAS STS. ,
xoraax
The Oldest Established
BANKING HOUSE
IN NEBRASKA.
Caldwell , Hamilton & Co , ,
transacted BARIC M thit ot an Incor-
poratcil tank.
Accounts kttit In currency or gold subject to
light check without notlte.
Ccrtlflcatci ol deposit u iiccl rarftUo In three ,
six anil twchc month" , livarliiK interest , or on
demand M Ithout Intercut.
Athnncca nuiile to ctutonicrs on apiirtnod tccu
rltlus at market rates ol Internet.
Ituy and sell KOld , bills of exchange , got em
inent , etntc , county and city bonds.
Draw I ) it ilr.alU on KngUnd , Ireland , Scot
land , and all rnrtn ol Euroi < e.
Sell KuroKAn | jos-snge tickets.
COLLECTIONS I'llOMPTLY MADE.
United States Depository ,
OEMXCS'ZC'
NationalEank
OK OJIAUA.
Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts.
OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT IN
OMAHA.
SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE DnOTHERB. )
UsT.MlLISMKI ) 16JO.
Orpinlzcd as a National Bank August 20,1SC3 ,
CAPITAL AND PnoriTS OVEIl S300 000
ND DIRRCTORS :
IlrnxiAN KOL-NTZB , J'rcildciit.
AfufHTfH KoiNWK , Vice President.
II. W. YATKM , Cashier.
A. J. POPM.KTOS , Attorney.
JOHN A. CRF.IOIITON.
F. II. DAVIH , As&t. Caslilcr.
Thhbank rccches dc ) > oslt9 without regard to
amounta.
I sue- time ecrtinratc bearing Interest.
DrouH dratti on San Krnnclsro nml principal
cltlcH of the United Htatc , nNo London , Dublin ,
Edinburgh and the principal cities of the continent -
nent of Europe.
Hells insacnger tickets for emigrants bj the In-
man line. luayldtf
DTBON nr.Ru. Ltwis nvr.o
BYRON REED & CO.
OLDEST ESTAUUS1IED
Real Estate Agency
IN NEBRASKA.
Keep a eomplcto abstract of title to all Itca
Estate n Omaha and Doualas county. matf
Geo. P. Bemis
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
ICth and Dodge Sts. , Omaha , Neb
f This agency docs STiucrLva brokcraso business
Docs not i-pfculatu , and therefore any bargains
on iti books aru Insured to its patrom , Instead
of being gobbled up by the agent.
DR. C. B. RICHMOND
( ronncrly Assistant Physician In Chicago Ob-
ntutriLHoipltal , for Treatment of Disease
of Women under Dr. Uj ford. )
Will devote myentlroattontlon toObstetrlcs ,
Medical and Surgical Diseases
of Women.
OIHcc , 1403 Karnham Sk. Hours , 0 a. m. to 12
and 2 tn B p m. mlB-tf
Ganeral Insurance Agent.
REPRESENTS :
PHOJNIX ASSURANCE CO , of Ixin-
don , Clbh Assets . $5,107,127
WESlCIIKhTEH , N. Y. , Capital . . . .l.tOO.OJO
THE MKRC1IANTH , of Ncnaik , N. J . l.COO.JOO
OIltAUD KIHi : , Philadelphia , Capital. . 1,000,000
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL.Cvplt.il UOO.OOO
KlItr.MEN'S FUND , Callfoania . 600,000
1SUITISH AMERICA ASSURANCB CO. 1'JOO.OOO
NEWARK KIKE INS. CO. , Asxcts . . . . bOO.OOO
AMERICAN CENTRAL , Assets . bCO.OOO
Southeast Coc. of I'lftecnth and Douglas St. ,
OMAHA. NEB
HAMBURG LINE.
Weekly Line of Steamers
LeaIng New York EVERY THURSDAY at 2 p
m. , for
ENGLAND ,
FRANCE and
GERMANY.
For passage apply to
toC. . B. RICHARD & CO. ,
Gen. 1'ass. Ai-ent , 01 Broadnay
Nhw YORK.
FRANK E. MOORRS. HKNUY PUNDT Omaha.
3E3M ? . ! 3C.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
217 and 219 North Main St. , St. lams ,
WIIOLKSALK DEALERS IN
HOOK. i DADPPQ JWRITINOI
NEWS , f rMrtlnO i WRAPPINO ,
ENVELOPES , CARD HOARD AND
Printers Stock.
iHrCasli paid for Kaji and Paper Stocl ; , Scrap
Iron and McUlD.
P.ipcr iitoclt Warehouses 1229 to 1237 , North
Sixth btn-ct.
To Nervous Sufferers
THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY ,
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific
It Is a ] > ostlreairu | for Spcrmatorrhca , Rcnilm
WcoUntM , Iiniwuuii'j , and all dlscubun ruhiiltin '
from Self-Abuse , us Mental Anxiety , IX > M o
Manor ) , Pains In the Hack or Side , and diseases
that Iwul to
Consumption
Insanity and
amarly rau
The SMclflc |
Medlclnu It
belm ; HM.-d
uitli uondcr
ful KIU-ICS4.
_ _ _ _ _ i Pamphli.'tt
lent frco to all. Write for them and t'U full par
tlciilan.
Price , Spoclflc , ? 1.00 ixr ; packajc , or six | ack
ov't'D for 55.00. AddreM nil ordtnt tn
II. HIMSON MEDICINT. CO.
No . 101 and 100 Main St. ! ) ulUlo , N. Y.
Sold In Oinaha by U , r' . ( ioodman , J. W. liell
J. K. Mi , and all drujgUtsevcry w hero.
OMAHA APIARY !
1100 Farnhain St. , Omaha , Neb ,
liaising and eclllni ; of Pure Italian Ilcei am
Qui'oiH. Also Keeps for salt ) tliu best ImprOMt
beu lilt en , binokcnt. tomb foundation and all kind
of Wo material and fixture * .
iu27di\\lm DR. ISAAC EDWIIDS
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Creative Science
and SEXUAL PHILOSOPHY.
r VroltiKly illustrated , The most important am
bent book published. K > ery family \\tint3one
Extraordinary Inducements oOcred agents.
Addrcw Autxi
John G , Jacobs ,
( Formerly ot Gi h& Jacobs , )
UNDERTAKER
No. HIT FarnhamSt. , Old Stand of Jacob Ols
9 Ordcr by TclcKraph Solicited. ap'J7-ly
Edward W , Simeral ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
Room 6 CrelghtooUtb and Douglas etrett *
Omaha , A. POLACK Collirw
Cheyenne , . , Color uo
Spring and. Summer
OTHING
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
FOR MEN , BOYS AND CHILDREN.
i
Hats , Caps , Trunks , Valises
TO
IX THK LAT12ST STYLUS.
Satisfaction Guaranteed ! Prices to Suit All ! !
1322 FARNHAM STREETa
. -a
NKAK FOURTEKXTH. '
ANUFAGTURERS' ' SALE
OF
-WORTH OP-
if
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To Be Closed Out Immediately Regardless of
Cost.
We respectfully call your attention to the large and varied
assortment of Boots and Shoes , including some of the very best
grades in Ladies' and Gents' Hand and Machine Sewed , from
several of the leading manufacturers in the East , which will be-
sold at about
To Close Out.
This is a rare chance for BARGAINS. Coma Out ? , Como All , and Shoo your
self at HALF rillCE. llmncinbur the Place ,
216 So. 15th St. , Union Block , Bet. Farnliam & Douglas.
THt GREAT WESTERN GLOTTOG HOOSL
M. HELLMAN & CO. ,
Spring Suits ! All Styles I
IMMENSE STOCK AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. v.l
Tlie Largest Clothing House lest of Chicago ,
A Department for Children's Clothing. f
We have now an assortment of Clothing of all kinds , Gent's
Burnishing Goods in great variety , and a heavy stock of Trunks ,
Valises , Hats , Caps , &c. These goods are fresh , purchased from ,
bhe manufacturers , and will be sold at prices lower than ever
before made.
We Sell for Cash and Have but One Price.
A largo TAILORING FORCE is employed by us , and we make >
SUITS TO ORDER on very short notice.
TCTJS-
1301 and 1303 Farnham St. , cor. I3tn
Cor. Douglas and 13th Streets.
CMYKS GJUAT : BARGAINS IN LADIKS' AND GKNT'S
AMERICAN COLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
>
ALL KINDS OF
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Jewelry , Silver-Ware and Diamonds.
AVe Gnurantflo llio Ucst OoocU for the Least Money. mif21-btt
d. W. MURPHY GO. , .
Wholesale Liquor Dealers
And Agents for Kentucky Distilling Co.
oUdtl Corner 14th anil Douxlas Sts. , Omaha , Neb
Horse Shoes and
XX&OXO *
WAGON STOCK
i
THE BEST ASSOUTMENT OP
WHEELS
IN THE WEST ,
At Chicago Prices.
W.J. BROATCH
1209 & 1211
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