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tt V THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY N OVEMBER 4 , 1881- FIRE AND BURGLAR ! Ooanoil Bluffs Has a Treat t oendinrism. * A Three Buildings Fired Cracksmen to Divert Attention. The Scoundrola Enter Safes Bui. Got Nothing Probulilo FfttnlAmnnKon an - &Can. llolwccn the hours of three four o'clock ycBtcrdny morning , Itotc.vlf , who carried on n dress ing csUbHshmont in ono of Vnuglmn's tenements , on the aitlo of Norlh Main nlroot , at the of the hriilgo , wan awakened by alifllod tntiiim of her little ilnu , Birdie , who was sleeping in an joining room. With Iho instinct mother aho Bpian from her bed rushed townrdu the door luadin the child's loom. Ueforo ro.it 'tho ' same she herself was noirly come with BnlTocation. Her luti meantime Ind spring from the bi find the room HIU.II > WITH HMOKI : . They manayi d to reach the b ( \rhich the child Iny almost Buflbc and with difficulty escaped Mill into the open nir. At this mo the fuo alarm was noundcd nnd n diiicovorod that the houboand all smith shop within two fe t o same were in flames. The bull wcro regular tinder boxes and wo easy prey for the fiery monster , flames spread very rapidly and , b the department was fairly on grounds with a good working I had caught the roof of Mr. J Berdurtliu'rt carpenter shop neat and had in n very short time im prey of all there was , adding am building to TUB ORMKllAL CONPLAOUATlOfl The fire dopartnionl , for cause , were tardy in wishing Rcunu , and it looked as if Col. II. Kcntley and Edward Flui > f opectivo dwellings would bo a away. Indeed the colonel and Fluiw had both their minds .indh tested to tliujr utmost capacit finding means and strength to them. The colonel pays ho novo in a harder night's work. Atto ( ire department got to work , flames went soon UNDKU CONTROL. The building occupied by Mrs. calf was * insured in the sum of ! Mrs. M. had her furniture , near of which were consumed , insure the sum of $1,000 , which will no i fully cover hoc loss. Mr. lierdurtha's shop will bo a loss of about $300 , his insurance ing run out. The blackemith shop was ful sured. " Mrs. Motcalf lost a cabinet c together with all her bed and ding. She saved u few chain lost two pot canary birds. Thai tUVKD HKK MTTLK DXUflHTIi ] Hirdiu is certainly a miraclo. tools in tlio carpenter shup war saved , as it was noiuu fev/ minute fore IJie fire reached it. Wo are to note that nearly the cntito IOBI fall upon the insurance compn who are best able to bear it. It in nut known exactly how fire originated , but it is generall ; liovcd that it was the work of AN INCRMDIAUY. Some young men , who claim to just made the discovery any tliu lira star ! od between the blacksi shop and the Vaughan buildin which Mrs. Mctcalf lived , und as M. had had trouble- with Homo o men who work in the shon , i claimed by some that it minht grown out of this suit. The rotxomtblo theory advanced is tl was the wurk of a gang of but who were prowling uround the ci thnt hour. Yesterday morning , the attontiou of the public was d to the fire , r.UJUILAllH entered the flouring mill of Color C. Hoifmayer , Hituatod on the side of Bryant btreet , fronting fqu.no and opptiKlte the b\i \ buildings. Thuy iiiHt undurloi pry open with an inch nnd f chitul the engine room window , 1 ed on the north Hide of thu Failiii ! . ' in Vila they took out a pi gins * , got into the room , and tri miiko the counting room tin an inside door , but unable to do HO. They then rott and passing to another window ' cated ab' < ut fifteen foot further on the same aide. They cut enlarge largo pines of glass , taking BSHI ! . .n . They then entered mid the inaido counting room unit They easily made their way t < safe upon which tnoy found tlu lowing directions fur opening : "NOTJCK , You can open the door l > y turnii knob n little to the rlgjit. Di turn to the left as it will olosi combination , until you feel it &t 7D. You can now open by ti the hundle. Combination 35-2 , - The burglars did as directot finding they could ennily opei safe spent no further time , but 1 a blank fchect of paper from a pad on the desk sat down and the following : "MAONUB VKUITAH. Experience has taught us th tell the truth. " Tliis they etu | the aafovjth a largo ( iuid of i tobacco Just bulovMr. . IIotH notice. They then passed oul the adjoining room from his inl .engine room , where they turne i' ' ' ' watorcock on , lottinj ultout four of water out of the builer ; after .1 they left , no doubt a dlsapp looking net of burglars. AMU DTIU * AKOTIIUU t daring uttempt to burglariroi thu progress of the fire yw mornintt , Ko doubt the semi ' who entered J. U. Hollmnyo' entered the olllco of the Chicng her company , on the west si lower Main direct. The oflic small fromo slructuro Bituate * tlio main cntranco on Main \ Tlio operator- ? went to the soul ijow near the door en the south i the building. They took out . [ > ano of ghsa , making A VKHY NICK ,1011 OK IT nithotit injuring the fianh or llioy thoif reached in and mov over of the window fastener , > ! ecc of moulding from the yai t about nno and a hnlf feut in 1 md then lifted the hi er anh , .he piece ol moulding under mdn free and easy access to the vas obtnihed. Before uoing to hey procured from Homo carpt ihop a brace and chisel. After ng the oflico of courpo the next vas to enter the B.ifo. Tliii wa' > y a blaat. They bored a hrough the outuide plating c leer , about llvo inchcH bulo > mndle , one-eighth t > f an inch imotor , and info this they forced iiihly oxplonivo materuil , and lected it with the outside by u Choy then took a quilt and wr t around the safe , TO KKAIIKS THE ROUND , Applied the candle , jind , BO far ecting an entrance into thu naf oncerncd , their work \\M n dished in n short time. They ore open thii boxes inside , an .nd behold ! there was nothing hat they wanted. The brae liiacl were left near tlio nafe , ran pretty ludly Bhaken up. ho uxploHion took place the I omo way escaped and caugh iiiilt. It smotildored for n whil lien a llamo was kindled , whicl : aught thu building. Someho ho neighVorhood observed HMOKK KSOAl'INO , nd cried fire , which awoke thoi nan , M r. John Mnhtir , who live mall hoimo on Eighth avenue , ho line of which the lumber ya endn. He hiistened througl ard and found the oflico in fl lo immodi.itely went to workii if calling Iho firemen , and by hi txertiona subdued the ( lames , U'eventing what might have p iiio of the mof > t terrible conllagr hat could befall the city. Till' COUNCIL. Let the council get togothc mine the returns , declare th nd call a now election. Th hat the people are bucking jet them go before the people ot ovoral wnnls. and , if pea < ih indicated. Then they can will fleet plead igiioranco of the lav T1IF. DAItK ANOia , loath , has again entered the ho ) . 15. Dawson , and Ink en thei heir liltlo boy , Frankie U. , wi mrtod this life txt 11 o'clock yesl 'orenoon , at the family rcBidei Tirst street. Frankie was a dc lo child , and was only three yen ho 18th of last September , lisoaso with which ho battled B lUccossfully was that ono so miong childicn diphtheria. ALVIN JOHLIN. The Alvin JoBlin troupe wore ered at the Oguen yesterday. IMI'OIITANT 10 rjllHOMKUS OF V The organization of the ' manners of war association" n \Ioincs , at the state fair groun Thursday , September 8 , ia brin arge number of names for t UL-nt. The association is orgi 'or the purpose of the onac > f such lints by concress a > lace every Union soldier wh told aa a priaoner of war , durit : ntu enrollment , upon the pi oils. The officers of the asaoc re J. E. NVilkins , ] iresidont , loincs ; Honrj1 0 Cox , rocc ccretary , Dexter ; and J. .1. Stt pi responding aecietary , Dea M bwa. The association in not confin bwa soldiers alone , but includi rho woio the victims of thu iriHons or ciuupit of detention , iflicers arc live cnortt tic men , ire mnking every elfoit ponsili horoughly orgunizn the state f < ective work. Cmmradea from vestorn state in the union are fit n their names for enrollment a is they hear of the association , tn purposes. If you dosirb to b mrollcd , send your name , to vilh your comprny , regimen mine of prison or prisons , and > f time in same , to J. J. Sti yorresponding ( Secretary , DoiAl [ owa , who will ueiid you ci ; ; iving all needed information , upora please copy , WKLI , lll'.r.LEI ) . D.ivtd Toatrom , who Hvoi STonln , und wlio in cidubrated f : , iniounlly hitving .inakus in his jaino in from Denver Wed u'tUiing und put up at tlui c.ili l'ho\reason tliut he Heloctud thu Man IfeeiUHu ho piob ( M drunk tl WUH not able to find one himse was obliuud to dbpend upon nnd Stoariing , inemberH of the force. They found him on the and when the f searched him , wai pretty well heeled , having ponton the sum of $ lir 9.81. he went to Denver ho made a some land for 81,500 , and it that his trip only cost hii.i $ ! How ho over got to Denver an without being denned compluti is certainly a mystery. T11HKH I10YH wore arreatod by Chief Field day for fiirfitiii and disturb ! pouoe. Mr. Field fouls budly ho is obliged to arrest boys am their names written in his book bad boy list , but he is often obi do ao , The name * of the boys a yestprday arc : Julius Newman , Davis and John Brewer. W thia will learn them n lemon n : by good behavior hereafter tl get their names out of the bai Judge Iturku gave them a good f lecture und discharged them. 1 IWVTAb ASSAULT. "It never rains , but it pourn , old ad.itje , and the air was ril sensations nil day yesterday one in the evening wui purhap ; Honoua of all , and may result vi astrously indeed. Mason Wii well-known livery man , whoso ing in the community liaa ulwa ; very high , committed a brutal late in thu evunitjj ; upon Jotiu forth , on old man eb years of ngo , who fet kept iboarding Btable , had some business relations < busy limes with Wine. The latl about forty-five yeari old and h ways been credited wilh hav peaceful disposition , There was suit pending in one of the cours was the origin of thin present citltj * . Wino claiming last niiit ; D.uiforth so grossly insulted Inn justify Ilia net. In the rvcmmtl ; mer wan ctunditij ; in livorj' Htablo on Uroadwny Center street when he D.uiforth , for whom ho was wat < came ou on the other side o Btreet , from the stable opposite , followed him down llrorulway near the Mutiopolitan hotel , win nloopod down , picked up a brii and threw it at Danforth , strikin on thu back of the neck and f him to the ground , lie then cueded to kick him until man was nearly dead , Dai was taken homo and now lies bed , from which , in all prob.il ho will never got tip again. ' uan the must intense excituuiun the nmttrr , but WIHO had not arrested up to a late hour. flUted ILnt thu police went to i him and that ho gave them the stand oil' , thieatcning to let hnvo a taste of the BIUIIU kind if didn't kt him Mono. ( MtUMIW. H. N. McGrow , of Harlan , la , at tlio Ouden yefcteiday. J. E. llayeH , Jr. , of Cedar Hi WII.M at the Ugden. 0. Wheulor , an oxtcnaivo dealer in Chicago , "waa in C ( Hlulls yesterday , Btopping at Pacific. J. C. Harris , of Chicago , v the Pacific. C , Dryford , of Omaha came O' Council MluHfl yesterday and bti at the Pacific , J. It. Smith , of Atlantic , WHS : city jesteiday , and Bays Atlantii big jilaco , but very Binall wlien pared with thu BlulTa. Another Atlantic mnn was i Pacific yesterday , F. E. Baxter. What i tit o Mutter 'With liar Niw York ( Irajihlc. lltuniah is our hired girl , lit is a good girl , good help and a chihs conk , washer and ironer. Hannah ia tired. Of what ? Of year * of domestic servitude. 0 longing to the lower middle chis : teing known aB the "help. " Hi loesn't like living all her life position where she ia constant ! ninded of the great gulf which ) otween the kitchen and the p [ [ annahis a native born Ami girl. Shu knowa that thin rinction must exist aa aociu low constituted , But it's .lu ! less irksome to her. Ue : Iannah may have ambitions. mh may have' aspirations. Pe .0 be a poetess. Perhaps to actress. All human nature shangCB. Hannah's mistress ( t very hard that Hannah won lerself down to the kitchen , to Hall-rags and brooms , and there > o content all her life lout ; . 11 ai mistress would bo shocked at th of her own daughter's going c service. Yet Hannah's gnmd ; may have had some ot Hat nistress' ancestors in hia kil 'n America nobody I low long they nro to aa ; .ho top or bottom. Hannah d want to bo m thu bottom any 1 < Cilia is natural. Thin is aepir L'hia desire on Hanuah'o part ead to worse luck. But IJai niatreaa must rmnombor that Hi s human like herself. That II , ma wants , whims , aspiration lotions , that servitude ia sen and a domestic ia , even in hanpj Vmerica , but a domestic , thoug xcol in intc-lligonce , learning a inument nil the daughtcro o ' mistress mu loiiai ) . Uunnah's nembor that Hannah in many i hinka and feels oyon as ahu verc she in Hannah'a placo. Tl vhat in thu matter with Unnual Economy- A fortune may lie uncnt in ectual iiu'diducfl , when by " L'hoiuivt' Kcluctrio Oil A Hjicrdy nnd unicul cure can bo cfTfcti'il. Tn t rheuimvtnm , lumo bnck , bodily ail or puiim ut every dcHoriptfon it alfc ftunt relief. 17 The Icndlnc Qclentitts ot to-nny a , ; oftdliXxUH'n ' ro cau i'd bjr dUordonvl or llu-r , H , tliertfore , tha kidney * and I ki-pt lu perfect ord r , peifact hialth wl riwult. ThU truth hiMnnly bwn knowu time anrt for j corn ffop\t \ lUffBri'd Kn * without belnK able to nnd relief. Tlio def of Warner's Satu Kldni ) and I.ltcr Ciiro a new era la tlio trtitmcnt of hoc I Miulo Irom iv drnjilo tro ] leal Iraf n ( r ro conUlnn juit thu rlemrnU uev iiary to and IntlKortto both o | ufrly ri' . < IO0 and Icey thorn In order Poilllvo Hemcd j fnr oil thu dlMoie * th iialni Inthvlowor p rtot the bodj f i LI OI Ili dfcchro Jaundlct ) Dlulntw I'orerAirno l.lvcr and Urinary Orifn It I * an exm'lcnt and unfa rumtMly Ior ilnrliif ; rrei < naney , U will control lltni ' and In In uliublo for LuucorrbCD * or t' ( the Womb. An a Illood Vurlftrr U In unomule < t , foi the oniMi that nuku thn blood. ThU rinuily , ulilcli han ilonn tuch oi put uti In tlio I.AUIU T HI/.CI ) HOTfl.1 inudUlno uion the limki I xndi nold b islnU and all ilruleni at 01.20 per bott DhtlHilHo. i miiilrt fnr WAK.S'KU'S HAr HKTI'.HCUltk. Itlml'O.Sl 1VK Reran M. H. WARNER & 00. , Rocheiter , -th-mt. RIPVPI CO lamAKrntfr I'O DIuTuLLOi ' tlirooeunt nUTji and prlcu llai conUl luforuintleo. m , N.I.D.SOLO : FaluU.OUU cm OMAHA. N A. G. TROUP , ATTOENEV- CONT1NUF4) 1O Roar for Moore ( s ) Harness AXH Saddle adopted tha l.lon a * a Trade lit all my Rood * Mil bo STAMPED dli th .ndmyNAHK on Uiommc. .SO ( IOOI OUNUINK WITHOUT Tii * : AP.OVK si The b it mttcrlal In uod Mid the inc l workmen ro pmploycd , and at tl.o low ptlct : , Anjonn w.nhihK prlixMlil ol CO confer f or by Mnillnn lor one , DAVID SMITH MOOi United States Deposit - OK OMAIU. - Oor. 13th und Farnam E OLDEST BAKKIXO KSTAHMSUiiQ OMAHA. ouoocesono TO KOUNTZE BROTI srAiLJuiiru It to. Orgtti&i ! MI KfttionM Unnh AIIKUI * CAPITAL AKD PHOFlTd OVEU * 3 ( Konvrzc , I'rcmdant. innM KIHJHTZK , Vice President , II. W. YATM , tliutlilrr. A. J. Poi-iwrcf , Attoinoy. JOltS A. ClUllllIK'N. K. H. DAVW , Awt. t Thl bulk Twelves dvK > ! U without re amount * . lattice time cortlficitca ticarlni ; Intorcflt. Dr&fti ) drafts on ban > rtuirbcn ami | n dtlcaol the United BtatiH , aim ] < onilon , ] Edinburgh and iho principal cltl.w ol tin rent ol Kuropo. Rtlla f HsenOT tlcl.oU ( or emigrant * by nan line ma John G. Jacobs ( Formerly of OHiS. Jacob * , ) UNDERTAKE So. H'.l Fftrnhum St. , Old Stand 0 * c ( M. R. CUARKMOM. J. U Clarkson & Hunl Sncuw * " to lUchAnU & Hunt , ATTORNEYS- -LJ S Hthatrrot (1m h Nh. ] r you are a roan V 1 roan of leir rtraln ot tMHtCllinCOTOI en-il 1)7 the dutlea uvolu iilKh work , to your ktlmuliniiand uae torobrulnncrv Hop Bitters. watto , Ubt Hop and .tufforinsfromai I f you IUT > y ounir ClacrvUon or uUvpul lUoiii U you are ctnt'lo , clu or ] rlcd or sfn Uxloi liiieultn on a noorhcaltb or tutu * , rely on Hop ! | ciuera. TMiOBTet yoOMD. 1 nually from fiel wtoaove * you Uo" lout yuur fyttcin " f&W iv cd < clOAHTlrK ? , tlJit toil * ' . . , < > Lccnprei hUmuli > ( , Inr or i tiraoly t.lthout < nfiurfcut'n < 7i l > yO HopBK tnle Hop Ulttere. navflyoniti/- D.I. oruniuirtfcon- U an Rb nnd irr of Iho fojnucA , HOP bit ) cur baicdSt Moou. drunken iwerotncnv * J UbO Of C You will be cnrudlfyoutwo Mop Bittoru ply w vii Ic anil loir eplritcd , try tti it mny anvoyour Ufa. It hnn saved hun dreds. & Tornnt Free to Everybo A Beautiful Book for the As' , By onphlnc personally at the ncurcH nflllK HI.NUCK HANOKALICUINO ( ay poitilcard ItHt ttilinUnco ) any Aim BOH | 'l lx > jiri'fiit J with licnuUfull ; ; ratixl copy ol a New Hook entitled GBNIU3 BBWAEDB ] - OK THE - STOEY OF THESBWM MAC contAlnlnn hanJiomo and cOHtly tocl I v' fionlUilenej tt'no , ! M llnily mn-roK ruts , nd IwuiiJ In an e'nbomtu blue ni il lie iuiiheil ro\er. Ko ohnri ; whut < i\tr l.ir UiU i ixndwino txvrlc , whUh ran ba c by application At thu b unch nnd only illnute ollicon if 'lUe Blugor Jlnnulnoturh TIIK SINOEU MAt.'UFACTUlUNO I'rluci > al Olllco , St Union Htjuurc , No > HOI'.IIIK IIKOS , , Drolurrt In all I TlckeW , Oniaha , Neb. , olIcrTtclteM to 11 until further not.co , at tlio following unl Low Itut < i OhlcoKO , I2J Ronnd Trip , W4.00 , Ti llmUixl Flnt-ClwwTlclivlii nnd food for llirou.th the ) 'er , and vin thu Old Hcllftt cfo , llutUngton Qulacn&ilrocul. . A NK\V YORK , nOBTON , W CO , 1'lULADELPniA , 27 CO. WAH111NJTON , S700 , Kor lortlculnri , write or go dlrict to I In Iloducod llate ltallr < UHOH. . lftltrii btraraihlp Tirkot * . 803 Tenth 8t. , m h RoDirinMr th ilu Three Doon h Union Taclflc llallrofel Depot , Ea t 8ldo i Omaha. Aoirurt 1 . 1 K81 an ! PILES ! PIUS ! PILE A Sure Cure Found at No Ono Need SnUerJ A imrecure or lUlml , IHMdln * , Itch Ulccratol I'Ux hulwcn dUce > ercd by I Ham , ( n Indian rtmttly. ) cAlled l > r , V box ha * c Indian Oliitmuit. A iliipl * . of 55 or S0jcr tanc wor t chronic > * * < * ' d uOcrtUcinlnutfa niter applj onoiii' wonderful hoothlnif midlclne. I.otlonn , and clrctunrlcji do moro harm tin menu llllam'u Uliitinenl al ) orb. < tha tuinnn \ \ the iilen * llchlnir , ( parlkulaaly t iil ttlnK warm In l > wl. ) ncU BI ai > oulllcc , i iri Blunt ami iwtnlwn rclltf , ami Ui < riimrLd | I'llM. ItihlUK of thul > rh loj > arM , and I Ing eliv. UoaJ wMt the Hon. J. Vf. Ccfflnln-rry | fr. Wllllam'ii Iidlsn 1' land * * V * about invtit : 1 hi" o UM ) < 1 > ri at 1'ilo * enrol afforili roei ) uaaure to my thM 1 hai t nev Utu nn < thine wl.lcli ga > e such Immo any nent r llof M Ur. WU Um't IndUu Olntir treat. All careful housekeepers should noi fail to examine our stock of Blankets , it is by far the largest and certainly the cheapest in Omaha. dollar will be able to gratify their The rich ever on the alert to save a most extravagent desires. NWe have Blankets from Maine , Massachu setts , California and Paris. The poor perhaps compelled to study economy will save many a hard earned dollar by trading at our store. As one of the many results of our cash purchases of last summer we offer to-day : 30 Pieces Cotton Flannel at 8 l-2c , usually sold at 12 l-2c ; 30 Pieces Cotton Flannel at 12 l-2c , usually sold at 16 to 17 l-2c. 48 Red Comforters at 55c each , usually sold at $1.00 ; 48 Red Comforters at 75c each , usually sold at $1.25 ; 48 Red Comforters at $1.25 each. 100 Pairs 10-4 White Blankets$1.50 pair ; 100 PairslO-4 White Blankets , $2.00 ; 60 Pairs ll-4Wiiite Blankets , $2.50 pair ; 60 Pairs 10-4 White Blankets , $3.50 pair ; 60 Pairs 114 White Blankets , $4.50 pair. The -Best $5 Blankets in the West. 50 Pairs extra heavy All-Wool Blankets , $6.50 ; 50 Pairs extra large All- Wool Blankets , $7.00. SAN JOSE ICalifornia Blankets in 11-4 , 12-4 and 13-4 , all at Factory Prices. All Cloaks and Dolmans in our store must be sold the same season they are botight. We therefore make prices now that other dealers usually make in Jan uary or February ; the Silk Dolmans , Fur-Trimmed , at $48 , same being sold East for $50. The Best $15 Dolmans in Omaha. The Best $25 Dolmans in Omaha. ONE PRICE MARKED IN FIGURES. SIP. . IMIOZRSIE & QO _ , 1319 Farnham Street. Geo. P. Bemis REAL ESTATE AGENCY 15th nil DodeeStt. , Omaha. Neb. ThU agency QOftn KTBiorLia brokerage buninc DOOM not vpoctUate , and therefore any br.rvn on IU books are laxurod to its patrona , lu t < of bntnir ro l > \ thif aprnt H Dexter L. Thomas , ATTORNEY - AT - LA"\ \ THE OF ALL MAS AMD BEAST , For rnoro than n thliil of n rontiiry th 315 m RIu niipI ; Uilineiitlinrt line known to inlllluiiri all oor tlui woilil n tin < only sulii rullnnco for tlioollof c noclilenu unil iniln. Ht \ n inivllrln the betel It unil piulso ubo\t ) price ' . Mini , for every lomi of external pa' Ilia MnutanirLinlinnnt Is wlthontnn equal It prnctnitv * tlrl > and muieli. t ( > i > eiy boniv inftklnB thu oontlni until of puln ttnil InlluinniitUon Impoi Hiblc. MM clloclHiiixm Huuiun Klesb im tin * Untto Crratlon nrutcjuiilly lul. TJit ) lluxlcau 3't lid .tl .tltd I.lnlinrnt Is rordt-il by * ornnl > o4y 1 31' ' < \i-ry liniiht1. liv 'iy < l > brlngH nuwBt . thnnK < > " ) 'nnl > wf"l iriilit or liur. KIIMUOI | , or rhiiKitiitic > i > rt > T n nlunlilt ) Immo or o Htotcil , or U vuil by tlio healliiB jiowur of tills id nlilrh nnci-dllv ritroH Burh ullmonts i Ht , thn HUMAN 1'l.KfaIl as ot Contrr.rtcd yinstlz * . I' urn lit ml Ncnlit t CtiC , UruiNvc an rn iv. l uuuou * llltm n tiln Rtiffurai , J.HmrnclE. Ol lpplr * , Cahcd Itrcnkt , nn HI form of external dl > , , tuilcul c rry kcn > e. It hraU lthnnl ccnrv. Kor tiu liuuTR CUKATION It ruriH ) ' XI. Nnralnn , Hvrlnnr , IStin' Joint XI.X Foiiiultir , ITnrncn Hnrtu , Hoof I u IIK CIXCN. Foot Hot , BcroTVorm. . HcM Vlnil Hollow Horn , Hrrntrlirn , % K lln. Spixvln , TltriiKht Itlncboui n Oia Hntet , I'oll ] > ! ! , Film iipo ith the Slnlit * nil every other nllinei tli of trlilrU the oeeupm to Im Ntnble nnit Stock Y rrt nre lUttlr. Tim Blezli-AU Mu t i ( t tlulniei nlwuvB euros ntttt iiorur illaujipolnt mumis , positively , -t ! THE BEST > ' nd OF ALL I'll- I'lln't n't theo 1.1. 1.1.ni ni- od. od.J ter POB MA1T OB BEAST , In. for tli- nt- POLAND Sz QWYBR , i It md Commission Merchants For the M ! ot Karm Prcxluco ; PoUtocn Foul .of JJuttcr , Etffi rilMxl Mid > o Uoo commlwlon. O h tdruicca m de on ronil tomenta. W rthou c and Store , 1413 Dodg 6tn vli | Omahm , Neb , DEWEY & STONE , ORCHARD & BEAN , J. B. FRENCH & CO. , O A R P ETSI G R O C E R SI POWEE AND HAND Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings , BTKAM HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AMD SCHOOL BELLS A. L. STRANG , 205 Farnam St. , Omaha. Buy the PATENT PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR. It always gives satisfaction , because it makes a superior article of Bread , and is the Cheap est Flour in the market. Every sack warranted to run alike or refunded. money s W. M. YATES , Cash Grocer. i c