THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY SEPTEMBER 36. 1881
ORDER OF PROCESSION
A Larp Prografc Mapped t
The Participants
A Largo Military Display 1 !
j Largest Procession
' . ' ' ' "Ever Known.
"I" !
, Odd r l'ietrn i
Otkor SoolotioB to Jo'/n / in
tlio ProoowlotL'
ot' THE rnoccvfiofo
September 25.
oTicinl order of the chief iiursTjnVC
.Tnmca BarnoU , announced the fol
inp ; order of obsequies 'for Men
The pproccasion willlonnin th/o o
following promptly nt,0:30 a. in.
order ia column will bo ns fell
Gon. James 31rnctt-nierBlml-in-c1
followed by stuff ; Gen. Meyers. 11
tant-gonoral ; Mtij. \ V.XGorjdnri
assistant adjutant-goncnU ; C
IDoweato ,
-tudo-do-camp , Gon. 0. 'J. E <
Col , J. P. ( Tamil , "Col.
TDowore , Ool. ti&onipw..y ,
JM. . Btmift , Col. G > . 8. ffJoo , 1
\V. , P. Mt-crtou , Col. L. R. fit "
' Col. S. B. ( Lamnremix , 'Col. "W
Honiman , Oopt , i'clix Rosonl
Cnpt. J. 0. iluWuiiB , < Capt. J.
Ellondor , Cnpt. H. D. Kisher , C
AV. J. Gloaflon , < C pt. D. H. Kim
ley , Capt , OSnxnk ililoy , Capt. J.
AViedonkopf , 'Oivpt. W. F. Pel
Capt. Perry Rioc , Oajit W. Sir
Col. Theofloro oKca , Oupt. C. Un
Capt. Goo. 'W. ' Hmvc , Capt. ' ! ' .
Carr , Oapi. W. ill. rFarrr.ud. J3xc
ang the Ninth division , who ore
signed to the guard of the pu
aquitre , the liiia of < march , mm I
v iow cemetery , the ] following will
Kiratxlivision Col.
pear m line : ,
SI. Duftield , Detroit infantry , c
manding , dotachmcnt'of ' police , Si
Gray's band of Cleveland , Boston
dependent Fusileors&i > auldinggua
Company B ,74th regiment , Now \
National guard , Queen City gua
Compaiiy ! ' 7-lth rof.'hnont , Now V
National fuard , Buffalo auivrds , Oi
"Land , Bullalo City cadets , 1
ted States barracks bind. I
umbus , Goromat'a guards , Columl
* Toledo CadetB1 baud , Toledo ; To !
Cadet ; Detroit infantry bandDcti
Mich , j Dotroitdnfantry ; Washing
infantry band.PjUubtjrgVaahinf ;
infantry , Catling gun battery , C
Tjattory.
.Second Division Uniformed so
tics , Golj Albert Baniitz , conunr
ing ; Columbia comnmnuory No.
Washington ; , -JDot'roit command
No. 1 , Detroit , ] \fieh \ ; II
D. , . Pnyno commandcry , Bufl
2ft Y York ; Domoloy command
Louisville , Ky < ; j 'Olivet command
Erie , , Fa , ; Cincinnati comninru
.No. 3 , Cincinnati ; llcod command
Day ton t'O. ; Toledo commandory
V , /folcclo / , 0.4 Hcnzelmau comiui
ry , Cincinnati ; Mansfield couvmt
t cry , TTo' 2 , Mansfield , 0. } Erie c
jnandory , Sandusky , O. ; Akron c
mandory , Akron ) 0. ; Cnclito c
mandcry , Connoant. 0. ; Eagle c
mandory. Paincsvulo , 0. ; Non
commandory , Norwalk , 0. ; llolyi
commandery , Cleveland ; Orio
commandory , Cleveland ; Pruix cl
nlior division K. of P. . of Olovoli
division K. of P. ; Camp Cordetv
Iwttalion I. 0. 0. F.
Third Division Veteran socio
Gen , M. D. Lnggotr , coinnuun
,42d regiment , 0. V. I. , Garfu
regiment ; Cuyuhoga county , Still
and Sailors Union , including nil
-era ii regimental organizations Gi
'Army of the Republic , Gon. I
psst , East Liverpool , 0 , ; Puulus j
Ashtabula , O. ; GUatornostj Afihtal
0. ; i Hart post , Musaillon , 0. ;
post , Youngstown. 0. ; Canton ]
Cantofi , O. : Grand nrmy j
Jittsburg , Pa. ; Einniroi pos ti
itho Department of Qliio , scioic
"Williams' college , Western ] losi
University of Hudson , Delta Up
fraternity , llopublican Inviuaibl
.Philadelphia , Hfo Having ser
iGarfield anil Arthur Glco club of
nlumbus ; Indopondcnt Prdcr of
* e8tbrflj Ancient , , )0ruor pf PI
t\Vorkin < 'iuon , Anoiyi.4 Order of ,
Heaters , IndoponUent Order uf
Men , Independent Order of
Sons 'of Israel , Hungarian socjc
XJO.-3J. - and 8. S. B , Veriui Doul
Krieger , Bohemian society , &
> i { Beneficial society , 'Order ' of tie )
-.of St. Guargo.iji *
Fourth ui > ision civic Bociot :
t Capt. E. II. Bohm commanding ; '
Yqtors'ili4talioiil ' Kpoial/i'umve
"
Gorman Order Hariia"ri ; , trades"
Cleveland Lodged No. 01 , K. o
Brick-layers' Union , No. 5 of (
'Garfield and - Arthur , Eaportj , C
Piltsburgi Ancient Ocdur Worki
Buflalopnino lodges Ohio div
1. O. O. P.
Fifth Division Oatholio BOC'IV
Capt. M. A , Fonm , commaui
/Irish-American Legion Clove !
> Gorman-American Uniqn , Clove
Knights of St. WincosUus , Cleyo !
Knighla of 8t , Louis , Olevo
" JCnights of St. George , Cloyu
' .Hibernian Rifles , Olovoland ; St ; .
.and Mothody aocioties , Cleveland
holm's society , > Cleveland ; F
"Mat the iv T. A. .eooiety , Clovulam
jPfttricX T. Ai > aocioty , Uipvelaijd
t jMalachl 1A. . society , .plovq
, * 3 < atuor Matthew T. A. eociety ,
\ burg ; Iimnaculato Coi\coptiou \ ' .
Bociuty , i Cleveland ; Annunci
, 'aT. \ . sociuty , Cleveland ; St.
lick IV ACudota , , Clove
St. MaUchi > a' . A. cadets , Clqve
, Ancient Order Hibernians , ton
- ' taiuus , Cleveland ; Knights / f
Cleveland ; Knights of Erin ,
liurg ; St. Patrick BpHQVpJont soi
.ClovulanJ ; St. Joscph'u cocioty ,
' Pobr'a fchurch , Olovoland ; St.
* ' ' St. ' ch
neph'a tocibty , Mary's
' " 'Cleveland ; ' St , Jo/ioph's sociotj
Jospnh'fl church , Cleveland ;
' ' 'Stephen's ' society. Cleveland ; Kr
' yof St. Joseph , Olovoland ; Knlirl
/ JViSEJTbhi , ' Cleveland ; Y
' 'J ' '
M6ilV Sodality , Cleveland ;
Albert's Eoclotyi Clovolnnd ;
' BOcioty , Olevaland.
Divhlon-,0ol. H. N. 1
ndiiiK Citizens of
tWU , tyUjsiibo'f Cantonicit5wn <
* vrNinetewHi coilfirwmoiuil district
other oixanizcd bodies from ub
8 vBUthDivisiqnFunerul E c
Col. J , M. Wilson , U. S. A ,
inandlngj aids , Capt , F , A , Kc
.mm. Sanbotn , Lieut. 0. H. /
Irows , Lieut , Siowkor , Marino IM
, { Wftslringwn , D. 0. Cleveland c
mops , fuwoml car and bearers ,
achmont-of Second U. S. ariilk
itidor 'command of Lieut. Wca\
mttiilitti o KntgliU Templars , Clo
Divlsion-Col. W. H. H
ivard „ „ , commanding Vehicles conti
iuft atttmls of dom > rGcn , W. J.Bl
nir.n , Gen. 1 . K. Sheridan , Gen.
S. Hancock , Gen. 11 0. Dunn , >
miral Porter , Pur Director Heel
Surgeon-General 1 * . S. Wales , C <
modoro Carl English , ox-president
the United States , m nibcrs 6f Ui ]
judges Biipiemo co' '
Imatlo corps ,
United StaUu senators , govcrnon
states and their stalls , moaibors
cbnurcRs , Society of the Army of
drtmborUind , jnaynis of cities , dis
guUlicd yuosta invited by ' the nei
.ary of stato. "
Ninth division Ohw Nalu
Guard Adjutant-General of O
commanding. This division is
signed the dtsty of guarding M <
mould Park , line of march and T.
View cemetery , It consists < * f
following "companies ; Third i
ment O. N. G , Jftuirlh rcguront
N. G. , 1'ifth regiment 0. N.
Sixth regiment 0. N. G * , 33ovi
regiment O N.0. . , Eighth re in
0. N. G. , Ninth rcx'mient 0. N.
Tenth reffiment O. N. G. , Klovc
re iir.ontO , N.'C5. , Pouitoenth i
Ucnt O. N. G. , Sixteenth i
nont O. K. G. The lirst
vision will move . promptly
followed by tl-o otliei
10:30 : a. in ,
visions in tlio order nnincd , imircl
aast oil Superior street to Eric , t
to Euclid avenue , aud out Euclid imo i
' . 1)
mo lo Like View cometcri'
irrival at the cemetery the cell
will halt , open ranks , facing imvi
4iid siilute tlio rcniaiiiB of tlio pi
Joni as they pasi , the military ]
willing arms and thu rcuiaindorof
column BtamliiiK witli uncuvt
icads. At tha conclusion of the
vices at tlio cemetery the column
countermarch and loUirn over
same route fo the publio squ
yvhero it will bo dismissed. Mil
; uns will bo tired during the prog
> f the column by the Axhtabula Ii
irtillory.
In conclusion the order utters the
. icst of thu maralul-in-chief , that
liew o the solemnity of the occat
inditno vaatiassemblago , pprfoot 01
nld ljuiot may prevail during the
tire progress of the march , and hia
rniestnnd belief is that all citizens
ohucrfully accord an Hontiro righ
wily of the streets over which the ]
cosrion IUOVOH and testify their i
[ and respect for our departed pi
xlont by preserving perfect order
standing with uncovered liu.ula w
hia remains are passing.
PALL SPORTS.
THE TURF.
CUICUUO DllIVINO TAltir.
CinoAoo. September 24. The n
t the driving park were contin
day ,
The first race , one milo , was
y Bhick Cloud , with Eva Sprt
ioond. Tiino,2:3'J : , 2U7i. :
The twenty milo race between/1
Icllo Coglc , of San Fninciacoy
liss Emily Jowott , of Minncsnfa , *
bandonod after throe miles wcro
account of the heavy track.
THE TRIGGER.
THK MIHSOUUI CirAMI'IONHHIV.
J ANSAS Oij-v , September 2
Imrlcs Oborg , of the Kansas <
un cjub , and Gwynno Price , of
t. Louis sportsmen's club , shot
10 atato championship to-day ,
undrcd birds each , thirty yards
rom ftyo ground trars. Cborg
y a score of 91 to V5 for Pi
'rice defeated Bogardus forthoeli
ionship of the world in 1830 ,
CAPITAL NOTES-
1IB NEW 1'ltEIIUKNT I'.UiflUK A ( J
SATUH1) VY.
'X ' , September 24 ,
resident lias spent moat of ( ho
iiielly at the residence of Son
ones , dictating letters to his ste
aphors and tocoiving the few visi
vho called. Among the latter , '
k'tiatora Frye and Teller and Ju
larlan and son. Senator Fryo
nainod aovoral hours , during w
10 hail u long conversation nith
irosidont , and tlu object of en
ho extra session of the eonato
onsiderud , the president oxplni
hat there would probably be
omiuations that would roiniiro
nodiato attention. The presi
xpresHCd a closiro that the sui
hould bo brief. Wlicn nsked
10 would take possession of the v
IOUBO the president said ho had
ot mitdo up hia mind.
CAU1NET H1T.CUIATJONH.
Now that the remains of the
ircsidont liavo loft UIQ city , p l
( tl'uirs are uppermost. A new cal
a regarded ixa almost certain ,
uid the extra session are the leu
opics. Secretary lilaino will
rest at AuKUsta , according to on >
hority. IIo tyill then retire fron
; abinut ; Tiio place /Secretary
: oln ia conceded to him if ho ilc
o stay. Senator Jones , of No'
may succeed Window , luokoyj
niltionairo , may cotno into the si
o till tha vaounoy caused by
rcsiunat ion of Jones , Secretary 1
> nd . .AttonioyrConoralIaoVeag'l ] \
alleged to have made up their n
to insist upon jetlriiitf. The cu :
L'oatmnstor General James is a in
of speculation. Tlio president's
vato secretary will bo $ Ir , J , 0 , 1
Escaped From tlio Toll * ,
, . -.n , Uncoil , JVimirte , liuj. , w
"JJurrah for Hnrln Jllnwnint It h ft !
recommend it to bo. ty dyitpepali
\anlnhud , Why ilon't you advert
\V Imt ftUwmicoilljmi mixke If 1
a dozt'il bottle * , , HO that 1 could obllg
frlondd occ.istoimllyj 1'aloj i > 0 cents
bottles 10 CUUtri. 'J'lClK
Sulisorlx > tlcusto ilio Qnrilold 1
utuout. i
Col. ' , Soptomboi ;
Boxes huvu been placed in cone
oua places in this city lo rgcclvo
scriptiona for the Gurfid4 monui
1'lie boxes liavo Jt'wo compurtni
ono to lecuivo tnunty-liyo cents
scripUuim fur the national monn
and thu other to lucoiyoinispoljai
lunn for the city monument. A
4cripton ! list witlnlEo bo uirculati
larger donations to the city n
munt.
FLAME AND FLOOD.
V toifto Tornado Sweeps [
Horlliern Illinois
;
' YoBtorflay ,
Preoa Uprooted , Ilousoa Blc
Down , and Other Prop
erty Damaged. '
Terrible Loss of Lifo-M
Peraona Killed by Pell-
ing 13uildings.
Ottawn , 111. , Vlaltail l y n ' .
trnotivo Pirn-Other
Fires.
io , September 2oi A
Jcstructivo tornado swept in a iv
easterly dlreclion through the n
lorn half ot Illinois latu yesterdaj
liad become pretty well oxhaustcc
fore reaching this city , lint was
violent enough to do considerable
igo and cause alarm. Quincy ap
10 liavo stiirorcd the most. A si
[ from that city n.iys : About 4 o
'pcoplo ' noticed n black , threat *
cloud approaching from the 1
ind almost before they realise
lornodb had fitrnck the city ,
was accompanied by heavy thin
wind , lightning and a heavy rail
A wind storm nwcpt over almost
jntiro cily , its path being over
miles in width. In point of lei
human life : uul destination of prc
jty also it is the moat serious dis
that ever occurred in Quincy.
North Front street the scene is oi
ijroat destruction. At Joel Hr
tobacco factory tha roof was torn
and the tippcrpnrt of the front
blown in , carrying the iloors wit
noilrly to the basement. The lie
casualties in tliU building include
following : Henry \Voodhouse , a
hacco roller , WAS found in tlui d <
dead ; Vright Harris was taken
with soiiiu dilliciilty and was foui
bo badly cut about the head an
also bruised about his '
a boy named Bon en had , ono ol
legs broken mid tie ! _ other badly
jurcd ; Freddy Martin , son of U
Martin , was caught between t
timbers and badly injured ; J <
Cole and Joseph licadlin were I
injured about tha head and shouli
Clio other employe's of the fac
were moro or less injured. ' .
were taken out of the ruins by fri
ind hastily cartiud home. Gc
Rupp , osnistunt engineer of
bast ateel niilh , who was sitting it
tclig'ino ' room window adjoining
els tobacco factory , was st
on the ho.id by falling 1
ind timbers and oovi
urt. A team of hoiaus atandiiij
ween the mill and the tobacco
jry was killed. News from
, mthorn pait of the city took t
to that vicinit'
( indti of pcoplo
, 'itiicBS the ruins. Along nil
truets between Sixth and 1
hero are siwns of liuvoc in roofs J
I'tho streets , fallen trees , and
rnpli wires tangled and crossei
ll directions' , and adding to the
Ulty of travel. Ono of the mosl
ul disasters was at Bonnet , Du
lo.'s foundry , which was
lost entirely demolished. The
ras lifted bodily and da
own through the building , the
ivfyig way and the men at work
ng buried in the debris without
.otico. . The scene was appalling ,
nil mangled and m limed boclios
linost immediately taken out of
uins , but it was some time bofor
xlent of the cal unity waa i
mown. The killed nt the foil
re : Henry Brook , a boy liyinj
, 'earsoh avenue ; George Itowlan
narriod man rcaidinx oii Ohio si
nd Frank Smith , who died of hi
uries while being taken homo ,
ujurod are : Lon Wilson , very 1
turt on the head and body ; ' 1
X Arch , from St. Louis ,
iiokent.Tamcs ; Flonnng- , serious
n nhoulders ; David liar
nn bruised luul cut. Several eve
vo still missing , bub it is th <
hey iniy bo safo. The work (
iioving the debris in in progress ,
nauciul loss to the foundry wi
leavy. At Comstock , CastlQ &
oui\drj' . further south on 1
trcot , the loof was blown off r
> oition of thu aide taken out.
unately nearly all the men esc
.ho only casualties being Dee M
eg broken mid cut in head ,
3tr6ickler slightly cut At !
nills u portion of the roof and
louth wall of the ungino house
ilown in. Thu roof of
'piindry of the Gret
manufacturing company was 1
jir , bijt fortunately all
.vpikihcn escaped. St. Jacoh's'Lv '
in church had part of the front 1
, n under the belfry At St. J
jhunili a corner of the walla and
irs were blown in. The roof ol
Southern 1 otel was partly blow
Vho roof of Georgu Heuliumn's
is g ono. The Chicago , Uurliuut
Quincy freight house and round i
is somewhat damaged. The rpi
both buildings are partly blow r.
Miuiy small buildings along i
street liavo tyst their roofs , and
Iti3t ohiiiinoys. A largQ window
Donifnco Cutholio chinch was 1
bodily into the street. A
) thor buidinga ] the damagfs wci
followinjri II. A. Williamson , 1
ihiro Btix b ( , front blowi } inj Wt
K Lewis' \\lulosiilo store on '
stroftt , rpof gone ; T. L. Fox , stf
Fourtli street , and adjoining 1
inga , roofs blown otF ; tlin n6w
on Fifth street had its uoutl
Avails swept nway ; the opera
roof waa Htaitod and damaged
Quincy house had a demolished
noy which wont through the roe
( o the olllco below ; the Fimt 1 !
yluu-ch , corner of FjrBt and T
hud its spire IwlstnUj Collii
Hrowns plow factory , Twclftl
HAuipahiro Btrco.s ( , rodf gone ,
were umpotod ' r b
in pajfs and slrawn
the etrCets toy SQIHO distance. 1
rthorolheruisini'cacribabloconfi
ist nerfoct * wwok to lit
is the < ; oiditlotn ! or ( ho tuh <
\viros. They \hay bo f urtd. any
jscopt on poles. They'wuro ' u
.ind t\\intod and blown away ,
wire remains intact. Tlio biiil-j
the roof the tvlograph otllce
iblown fo the ground. "VVorkmoi
icngagcd in trjinv lo bring ftumrf
tern out of chaos , but no tclcgrap
'ports ' can be expected before Mor
FIRES
Sp chl < ll pMcli to Tim lint.
AT IIKU OAK.
linn OAK , IA. , September 21 < -
Lawicnceijlovator can.lit fire at
! m , , and was burned to the gio
The loss is fully covered by ii
? ance ,
B AT DT.NVRR.
3 DssvKit , Scptfcmbfit 21.-Tho
8vct it South Park car shops , ca
Bhoiisc , 70 000 feet of lumber a
"small dwelling Ijurncd to-ni ht.
loss cstimitcd fit $ 28,000 ; en
> o nearly fully insured.
AT OTTAWA , 1U.
CliicAOO , September , 25.-
own of Ottawa , ill. was visited
nest disastrous fire Inst eve
inc1 ! wuro first discovered in
ilaning mill of Weiss & Wolf ,
vai noon consumed , and before
heck conld bo applied the crcn
nd machine shop ndjoimntc wei
tunics. Several other small buil
ml tlio sale stables of Dcgcn !
iero then burned. From her
iamcB worked and burned the t
inith shop of "William Galavin ,
hn jumped across Madison i
orth , burning the Armour n arch
ity hall and engine house , E
'very stable , the residences of J ,
odln and Mrs. Cushman , a tone
OU30 oi the Cushman estate , n
ncnt owned by Dr. M. Arthur ,
ceding stable of G. Gates , an ol
vator known im the Strewn it
11 , reeuntly purchased by Petei
; an , the residences of Jlr. Gn
nd George C , Thompson , the v >
actory of 0. Hahn and several (
nail buildings. The loss so far n
ortaincd is about $75,000 ; instil
ot'over § 20,000. Fire engine ?
oht from this city Jolict and
( ira.
EHEUMATISll
Neuralgia , Sciatica , Lumbat
Qaafache , Soreness ofttfi&Cl
otrf , Quinsy , Sere T/iroatfSv ,
inijs and Sprains , Burns a ,
, ScaldSf General Bodily
Pains ,
Foath , Ear and Headache , Fri
Feat and Ears , and all otht
Pains and Aches. ]
We Frrparatlon OTI rrtb tquah ST. .Tce
a tnfcu\re , jlnijil" iJ ) eltrap E :
* < mtiljA trial ftiUlli but the compar
.
Irtllnc outliy of 50 Cnt , nd er ry or.
htf rlth r 'n can lure chop tud poiltii
< T 1U cl&n ! .
Dlroctlona In E ! ven I.angmgM
/30LD BY ALL DBTJOGI8TS AND DEA
IN MEDICINE.
A.VOGELER Cf
*
. STOMACH
BITTER
. ThpuRh Bbabon in Ever , ' I :
\iul uli r llli ( o\er and a uo , or bllloui
cut , tha ) ( ten ) nmy j o' l > o fried ( rom (
liiant > lruswlth llosti'ttcr'a htomach I
I'rotcU thoijltaiiivpilnttlt with thla
: cntantl BiniiniO'lUIhlih ) In ( urlhinno
iircmo remedy ( or Ilier complaint , rontt
l\8i | iila. ilnlillltr , rheumatUm , Lldnci
loaiuliilliLrnlliiicnU.
hnrw.luby all Druf lHs and DraU
iralh-
DISEASE !
-or Tin-
EYE & EA
DR. L. B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and Au
-ATE , CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN \
LONDON OPHTHALMIO H03PIT
okreurca all llcpiltublo PhyiilUaiia ot I
* 44rOfllce , Carper IBtt ) nnd Farnhar
OmaliA , Neil ui
DexterLTlioinas& ]
WILL BUV AND BELL
AKP ILL tRAMUCTIQS
roxsrcrw" TiinEnwin
Puy Taxes , Rent Houses , ,
ir TOU * ST TO BUT OH SELti
Call at O'llcc , Uoom 8 , Cntghton Illotk ,
Geo. P. Bemi ;
REAL ESTATE AGEI
IGlll and Dodge 8U. , Orriahn , N
Tht njcncy dee eTkicTtTk brokem o b
Ooes not ii cuhte , nd thcreloie any I
m 1U book.1 are Inwrod to 1U | trom ,
it bi-liiir i-ol.tilcxl UD liv thncnl 4
Olarkson &
BUCM I > C' in niclnrdi & Hunt ,
ATTORNEYS-AT-L
S UtbSticct OuituHib
HI
gll jon itiffcr from Pypciwlftto
IIUIIDOCK iiLoon IHTT :
| lf jou nro aflllclod with Ilillomnc8 , u o
IIUIIDOCK III.OOD 11ITT ,
If ) on arc prostrated lth lck Hcadailie , tal
1 11UUDOCK Ul.OOli IHTT
11J our Bowels ftro disordered , rrjulatc tlicin
IlUIUtOCK i
K Jour Illooil Is Impure , purify It wllh
IIUIIDOCK I1I.OOD IHTT
ltj uha\c IndigestiononiHflinlniinnt
llUUnOCIC IILOOD IHTT
If > ounrc Iroulilctl vh\i Srrinst Comv'alnt'
. .llcalc them with I1UUUOCK 1JLOOD IHTT
Itjour I.hcrls torptit , restore Itto liinUliya
ltli UUHDOCK ULOOIJI1I1T
If J our I.lt cr Is nfTccteJ , j ou n 111 flnil n sni
UUIIUOCK IILOOD IHTT
If 3011 rmc nnj species ol Humor or Plmplt
not to takv IIUKUOCK 1)1.001) 1JITT
11J ou hat c any K ) mptom * of Ulcers or Scrof
Sores , a curative remodj 111 lie found In
UUHDOCK DLOOD IHTT ]
For Impart In ? strength nnd vitality to tin
tern , nothing can equal
nun DOCK nLooo IIITT
Tor N ir > ous nnd General Debility , tone uj
fj stem Itli IIUIIDOCK BLOOD IHTT
Price , 91.00 per Bottle ; Trial Bottles 10
FOSTER , IILBURN. . & Do , , Pri
BUFFALO , N. Y-
Soli ! nt nholcEalc by Jsli & Mcllnlion nnil i
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NO Changing Car
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OMAHA &GHIGAG
Where direct connections are intuto with Thr
BLEEP'KO CAU LINfU for t
1KVT YORK. BOSTON ,
1-aiLADEI.PniA.
I1ALTB10RK ,
WASHING
AMD ALL EASTKRN ITIES.
The Short Line via. Fee
Eor INDIANAPOLIS , CINCINNATI , L (
V1LLE , and all points In the
THX BEST UKI
For ST. LOU I
( Vhero direct connections are made In the I
Depot with the Through Dkcplng Cat
Lines lor ALL JOINTS
EC O * CT * 3 ? 3&C .
NEW LINE -DF.S MQId
TUE FAVORITE ROUTE FOB
Rock Island.
The unoq alcd Inducements oflercJ by thl
a trarclors and tourUta are an follows :
The celebrated PULLMAN (16-wheel ( ) PA1
1LF.EP1NO OAKS nin only on this line I
IE Q. PALACK HAWING HOOJI CARS ,
lorton's Ilccllnlng Chain. No extra ihari
cats in Rccliiiliiir Chairs. Tlio famous C. ,
0. I'alaco Dining Carn. Gorgeous Smoking
Ittodw 1th elegant high-backed rattan roc
flairs , ( or the X9luime use ot tint class \ <
{ CIS.
CIS.B tool Track an J superior equipment coin
vlth tholr ( 'Jcat through car arriiiKcmcnt , L
hl > . atioto nil others , the ( avorito route I
Kant , South and Southeast.
Try It , and joii will JlDd traveling a luxu
cail ot a discomfort.
Through tlckcUlo thla colobratcd line teat
at all attlccx In the United StatM and Canadi
All Information about ratca ol ( arc , Sic
Car accommodations , 1 line Tallies , etc. . w
chcerlully given by ajii > lln ? to
eERCUVAL LOWELL
s General I'onaaiwor A cllti Chic :
T. J. POTTF.H ,
Gnnml Manarcr Chlct
NeteskLandAgen
DAVIS & SNYDER ,
1606 Farnham St. , , , . Omaha , N br
AOOjOOO JikGEUEIl
C&re.ullr iclecUxl find In Kjwtern NeLnu' '
Mia. urcat liwsulna In Improved farms
imahi cltj property.
. F. DAVIS , WEBSTER SNY
Late Land Coui'r U.I' r - ' * -fi
Establisliofl 11 Tears ,
Aiucts Itcprcsentcd
882OOOOOO.O.
Actho Kite MiJU/i > went *
TuitoJ. ) V , T. TAYLOH & CQ
* 14th S Pouirlis fit.
DON'T IT BURN
My houbo and funilturo U insured
0 , T. TAYLOll A CO.
( 'nr lUh ciul Dotu'l
Edward W. Simera
ATTORNEY -AT-LA
HEADQUARTERS
-FOR-
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. / i
Wo desire to call the special attention ot the trade to our *
oloffttnt lines ( at BOTTOM PRICES ) of Underwear , Cardigan
Overalls
, Overshirts ,
Gloves
Jackets and Scarfs , Buck
Hbisiory , &c. , now open. Wholesale only.
SHREVE , JARVIS & CO. ,
Corner Fourteenth and Dodge Sts ,
WHOLESALE DROOGISTS.
ISH & McMAHON ,
WOO DOUGLAS STREET , MAHA , HEU.
The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nobrasko
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS.
Jy IS-tno
FEARON & COLE ,
Commissson Merchants ,
1121 Farnham St. , Omaha , Neb.
Conslanmcnts mndo us nlrccoUe prompt uttontion. references . : State . Dank , Omaha ; 1'htt
& Co , Baltimore ; I'cck & Uanthcr Clilcauo ; II. Wcrk & Co. , Cincinnati. t
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WHOLESALE GROGEE ,
1213 Farnham St. , Omaha , Neb.
1
I. OBERFELDER & CO. ,
AJfD JOBnKKS OK
. 1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET. ,
The only exclusive wholesale house in this line in Iho
Goods
GunsAmmunitionSporting
PISHING TAOKLB , BASH BALLS , and a
FULL LINE OF MOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS ,
MAX MEYER & CO. , Omaha , Ne
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The I argest Stock and Most Com' '
plete Assortment in ' " > ' < , 74 ,
r " 1 4 ft * * $
The West. ' > v' ; ?
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We Keep Everything in the Line of * Carpets , ' Oil
cloths , Matting , Window-shades , Fixtures (
and Lace Curtains.
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WE HAVE GOODS f TO _ * 4 * PLEASE EVERYBODY. T a If , 1 1 4 ltd
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1313 Farnham St. , Omaha.
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WM. F. STOETZEL ,
Dealer in Hardware ,
Cooking Stoves
Stove Repairer , Job Worker and Manufacturer
Tenth and Jackse "Q .5 - - - Omaha , Neb