1JB OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , ftlfiiCH M 16 * .
Deere & Comp'y.
MANUFACTURERS OP PLOWS , MOLINE , ILL , '
Wholesale Dealers in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
i
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
fline Wagon Oo , Farm and Spring Wagons ,
Deere ft Mansur Oo , Oorn Planters , Stalk Gutters , &o , ,
MoliuePump Oo , Wood and Iron Pumps ,
Wheel & Seeder Oo , Fountain Oity Drills and Seeders ,
Moohanicsburg Maoli , OoBaker Drain Drills ,
Shawnee Agricultural Ool Advanoo Hay Rakes ,
Juliet lanufaoturing On , Eureka Power and Hand Sliollers ,
Whitman Agricultural Oo , Shellers , Road Scrapers , fto.
Moline Scale Oo- Victor Standard Scales ,
A , 0 , Fish Racine Buggies ,
AND DEALERS IN
.All Articles Required to Make a Complete Stock.
Address All Communications to
DEERE & COMPANY ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
3TEELE , JOtitiSON & CO. ,
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
AM Grocers' Supplies.
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A Full Line of the Best Brands of
CIGARS MANUFACTURED TOBACCO ,
Agents for KENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLI11 ft BAND POWDER GO ,
THE JELM MOUNTAIN
AND
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Mining and Milling Company.
Working Capital _ . . - - . _ _ - 830C.OOO.
Capital Block , - - - - - _ $1,000,000
tu Value of Shares , ,
- - - - - - - $25,000
-STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE
Mines Located in BRAMBL MINING DISTRICT.
DU. J. I. THOMAS , President , Cummlne , Wj anting.
WM. E. TILTON , Vice-President , Cummins , Wjomlng
H N. HARWOOD , Secretary , Cummins , Wyoming ,
A. 0. LUNN , Treasurer , Cutnmlna , VTjomlng.
Dr. J. I. Thomas. Louis Miller W. 6. liratncl. A. O. Dunn
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B.N. Ilarwood. Francis Leavens. Goo. II. Falos. Lewli Zolman.
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Dr. J. C. U'atldna.
no22meEm OEO. W. KENDALL , Authorized Agent for Sale of Stock : UP- ° Om Ji , Veb.
W. B. MILLARD. B. JOHNSON.
MILLARD & JOHNSON ,
COMIV1I
1111 FAENHAM STREET ,
OMAHA , - - - NEB.
REFERENCES :
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK ,
STEELE , JOHNSON & CO. ,
TOOTLE MAUL & CO.
-WHOLESALE-
LUUBEB , COAL & LIJ
On River Bank , Bet , Farnhain and Douglas Sis , ,
DEALERS IN
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO ,
Fire and Burglar Proo
X. O 0 UEOS 9
1020 FarnhamJJtreet ,
KTJE3
FASHIONABLE OANDY PULLS.
PULLS.'c
Novoltloa In Bonbons nnd Confections
TUo Danger of the Cara-
inol Hnblt.
New York Sun ,
Wo are filliii ! ; a great many orders
for molasses and sugir candy pulls , "
laid a Broadway confectioner. "Pull
ing candy is a fashionable ntnusmnont
this winter for grown people as well
as children. Children's candy pftr-
ties are usually simple afternoon nf-
f.iirs. The candy is bought ready to
, bo pulled , half a pound to a person
being the quantity usually or
dered. Wo inako the candy for10
cents a pound , ahd deliver it in sninll
tin boxes. At aToning candy pulls
for adults it is fashionable to have the
candy made in the kitchen
after the guests have assembled ,
Wo send out our molasses candy hand ,
and usually a bon-bon maker besides.
While the guests are busy pnlling the
candy they are entertained by watch
ing our mou making rations sorts of
fancy confection , candied nuts , cream
Ijon boiis , and glace fruits. Usually
the hostess makes a rule that whoerer
tastes the candy wliih pulling it shall
pay a forfeit an effort to save the
guests' appotitio for the supper which
follows later , and a good oxou-to for
the game of forfeits which cmln the
OVOIUIIK'S amusement. When the
, patty hare pulled their hunk s of candy
until they are white they ire up stain
for a dance , while our men finish their
candy making , and put the bonbons
up into fancy boxes , which nro given
to the guests when they go homo. "
"Whatdoes this kind of entertain
ment cost ? "
.
"We charge § 10 an evening for
each man wo send. They take with
them utensil * and materials , and wo
charge for materials used. "
"Aro there any novelties in candy ? "
" '
'Buttercups,1 an orange cream
candy , is ono of the newest and most
popular confections. There is always
a Steady demand for chocolates , and
wo have several new \nriutics. Eu-
genie drops , a combination of choco
late and French chestnuts , are much
liked. Wo sell a great many coffee
bonbons. Wo make some of strong
black coToo ( for use as a dinner des
sert , which are liked by many who
pretend not to have a uwcot tooth
At this season , wo make up a good
many confections containing licence
and hoirhoiind. "
"Aro caramels as popular as over1
"No. Dentists and dentists' bills
have frightened people out of eating
them. Dentists claim that chen ing
caramels often draws out or loosens
sound fillings in the tooth. There is
probably some foundation for this
opinion , which seems to bo becoming
general. But caramels can bo no
more injurious to the teeth than mo
lasses and other gummy confections
that dissolve slowly in the mouth.
This prejudice docs not disturb con
fectioners. If people do not buy ono
kind of candy they will another , and
they are not likely to bo satisfied with
plain stick and sugar candies. Wo
are as well paid for the Quo grudes of
soit bonbons the dentists approve of
as for any other candy. Wo make
soft cream and maple sugar caramels ,
which are accepted as a sort of com
promise by lovers of caramels who are
careful of their teeth. "
"What will be the novoltiea in
Easter esgs ? "
"It rather early to know yet what
designs the large manufacturers are
working up. It is said some candy
cocoanuts are to bo rpade , the outside
of chocolate , thelnsido with pulp and
milk of soft cream , flavored with co-
coanut. They can easily bo made
good , but will bo expensive , as they
will not keep. No kind of confection
gets so quickly stale as chocolate
cream. Flours of various candies ,
natural in shopo and color , are also
promised for Easter favors , but are
not yet in the market. These fancy
pieces seldom taste as good na they
look , and probably all candy lovers
prefer a pretty bon-bonnierro filled
with eatable candies as an Easter
greeting to sugar daisies and sun- .
flow era. I
Death of Mr. Jamos.
Laramie Boomerang.
Wo are once more pained to an
nounce the death of Hon. Jesse
James. Wo epoak of him as Honora
ble Jesse James because it is possible
ho may not bo dead yet , and wo do
not desire any old personalities raked
up in case ho should still bo at largo ,
The icgular semi-annual death of'1 '
Jesse James has been a causa for
national sorrow for some time. His
obituary hus been written seven or
eight times by the faltering hand th it
pens these lines , and wo arc still
young.
Death has marked Mr. James for its
own a good many times , and now ho
has buen again butchered to make a
Missouri holiday. The soil haa been
drenched with his gore from Maine to
California , and the green grass waves
above his ashes in every portion of our
great land. No man has perished
from the fnco of the eaith HO ubiqui-
tiously an Mr. James , and no Ameri
can citizen has yielded up his young
lifo under such varied and peculiar
'
'rctiiMBtftiices
Lay him low whore the bobolink
blossoms on the sweet potato vine ,
and phut him in the valley where tlio
pocau waves ,
Born of humble and obicuro pa
rents , ho rapidly rose to tlio proud
eminence of America's leading tliiuf (
and murderer. When death marked
him as its victim the last time , ho was
as prominent a man as Henry Wnnl
Hiipchcr or HOPCOH OonkMng 1JU
KeniiH t > k a iill'-r ni i it it is
true , Inn h w.m .t i.a > ii < > * u p.under-
ur which thrown thu proud achieve
ments ot our modern bank cashiers
back into cold and clammy oblivion.
Death haa once more stilled tbo pulse
of a man who , were it not for hia lit-
tlojjccentricitti's us a human butcher
and grand larceny connoisseur , would
have made an elegant humorist or
statesman ,
Had ho been loss of any enthusiast ,
and less radical as a murderer , ho
might have shone in the boat society ,
Had ho plead emotional ins'iiity the
first time ho got up asurprise funeral ,
instead of making an outlaw of him
self , ho might now bo alive , loved and
respected. Bat he was ignorant of
the law and thought tliat when t
murdered all the
man drat-class pas
scngers on a train , ho Mould bo dealt
harshly with and ostracised. That is
where lie committed a grave error.
Ho went from bad to worse , and noon
ho lost all respect for himself/
Yellow fever nnd the Jumea boys
have been a great BCuunvgo to this
' country. The mortality from thwio
combined diseases lifts been frightful.
Now that Jesse is dead once inoro ,
wo feel hopeful that the country can
bi1J populated without serious delay.
Heretofore it has been an uphill job ,
and such men as Dr. Hayford have
felt ' at times aa though ihoy vould
sink down and die of discouragement
But now ( hero is hope ngatn. The
yellow foyer is subdued and Jceso
, lames ) i again reclines on his bior. Tlio
census should show a rapid mhanco
in the next five years , and boom
in a way that will rnnk * diner nations
sick.
Mnlnn Now * . . '
Hop Bitters , which are advertised' '
n our column * , are a sure cute for
ague , billiousncss and kidney com-
laints. Those who use them say
they cannot bo too highly recom
ended. These nfliicicu should give
thnm a fair trial , and will become
thcioby enthusiastic in the praise of
their curative. Portland Argus.
inar l-d2\v
Gold-Crazy Nouroes ,
From the Kutuil * Dulletln ,
The crazy old negro , Thompson ,
who loft such a fearful hole on the
banks of the Chowalla , Alabama , has
been considerably reinforced in his
now Hold of operations on the Itev.
Bam Fantroy'a place five or six miles
out. Uo now has five frrsh recruits ,
among them a colored carpenter
named Arnold F.uiiiin , and a colored
shoemaker. They have been digging
vigorously for the past two weeks for
a basket of gold uhich old Thompson
roundly asserted is at the bet
tom of the hole in which they
arq digging. They are now thirty
feet below the surface , and are cutting
through a strata of the hardest kind
of red sand rock. Old Thompson says
they \\oulil have found the treasure
abovu this rocky strata but for an uu-
fortmi ito occurrence the other day.
Ftinnm naa almost in night of the
basket of gold , and WHS diguing vigor
ously , when he made a miss-lick and
liurt his foot , and ho sat down and
, \ent to "kussin , " and f-lio treasure
immediately sank ten foot deeper and
strniuht through u bed of rouk aa hard
113 flint.
Dliraullo Diolu.
' your Spring Bli K-OIII U
certainly iliink i H effects aie wonderful ;
ail the dy-pentic R > ni ) > tiitiia I comp nliicil
of liajaiinlicd _ ; inv \\ifu In nlni uitlmsi-
in i r isd of it ; Bhe WM ( liili nie'l by
lioH nntl pimples on licr fnce , niut liml
continuous heailtche. She is nil rUht
HIU , and all imiight y criiptioiHliavu vnn-
' "hcil. You may reltr nil d ubtm ? par
ies to inu , "K. 51. WIU.IABIHON ,
"lllks'rcct "
, Uulutlo.
1'rico CO cent" , trial bottles 10 oentx.
LIST OF LETTERS
in 1'ostoflico during the week
ending Mnrcli 11 , 1882.
OKMLEJ1K.V.
A.Ilen II J Alateln J
Bljore L Bo.dJL
Bo wen J H Burns < T
B-Migtson J Bishop W F
IJcrKstroui WO Bullenberg M'
Brown M J Beyer M
laker U Brown S B
Barker J Bogga T
BenRtson A. Buiien J
Buckwauld L Chlaholm P L
'url ' on M Caldwell C
Cunningham A CrenshawT C
Dahl L-3 Donald J
Drost M Davies B
DovoirW Dee J
Kd.crtou K Ekhind A
Frank L Fahnestock F S
Ferguson C E Frankle B
Folfne P Fisher J A
Frank A Gfiuld J
Gmnenpon O 2 t Gr. nqvlat O N
HallJF * Hlmnan J H '
llenneseey J Button II D
Huumdluk H Hannkuche U 2
Hussey L Henderson A
Hearroa L Huckli.H . M S
Hurwity M Ilnycs S
Hudinn W Hamilton 0 L
llnrvev J Hugglna P W
Ileler 'F Hvath A
Hiuks L Jeell L B
Johnson L t'ohnaui O S
Jewell K Johnson A
Jansen A K sler
Knapo 11 U * Lefllngwoll O A
Lacy \V P Lee A
hyiunn T B Leavitt T
Leflin wellT Mills T
Molluer S Martin II D
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Momgun W Molin V A
Martin J Madnen H
Mahoney O MntthewH C E 2
Mathews C Mfniconcia E A
Jlillur M K Mnrwlmll D B
Miles A F Me Jowin H E
McKenzIe O S McTajett T
MoKee D M MoDoaald .T II
McK.yTH . Noics O II
Newhuus F Nnbe lt
O'Connor T Pjtzer M
1'earson 0 I'ickett W
1'attrich II Itfiistrom C A
JtatlijeiiH C KIce S
lllley T Hdgerc II 1 >
KOHB , T T Kobb J
Koberpou 11 L-3 Smith T
Sehneliler C KunioiiM 0 E
Suliclklo M' Siinulo S 0 0
Smith W A KcrnjjgH T W
StevciiRon O HhheiHl ! L
SIiumoiiH F T Khafer F 0
Hperrow II Ktel/iimmi II
Bnihh J Ktoplioiiu u J A
Salmon A H Thornton TO
Turner Jt Tielamlerl'
Tlmyer 1) T Watkii B . ) L
Walfcl A Woodmlf WB
Wnllaco W Wrott ! G W
Wwtphal F Ward t. W
Webter O U Wickenbern G
Wairen O II Wood \V C
LAIHfH.
Barge M lsa .1 E ] J 1 ] Mrs J
Boitrmn Mlsi J
Brown Mrn H ClilWn | MJHH 0 L
Ch iniht-ri MM T Campbell Mm
Callnm Miss 0 C.inienin Mi * * A
Caiiey MlsH M Oowin MJ.s F
n Mm
. , .jMmN Kverent
Freeman Mra S J Kojter Mra Jj
Golilaben ; 1) ( Jrefr K
JullHQII J ( illfik Ming C B
ral ) lionry Kuima A
Jlayward Mrx A
Jentry MM JI M Kohle Miss M
Kelly L LUerinon Mrs H
Llppe-t Mrr JJ Jjirwon Min O
Al rii NMi. C A Nel on Mrn iM
uwinuli Mliu J > 1 .Vl'cllBlBOIl Midi M I
Nillsun A J'ttem n Midi ) A
AMm
Mm ( A Ho-d - ICH N
Stuart M a M E to
StewaitMraO Ktcm Mrs E J
Hobmldt E Self fiat Mm
A SaclfR.MrHS
Tiwtlom Mrs 1)
Tliraelur C W loox Mrs O II
Wells Mrs A WJnu MM H D
Wella Mrs 0 Will ! iui8 MIH C
0TllOHAH
TllOHAH I'outmaater ,
Baclmu'viruica Halve.
The bcft sulve in tlio world for outs ,
bruises , sores , ulcers , salt rheum , ,
fever sores , totter , chapped hands , ] ( A
chillblrtins , corns and all kinds of
skin eruptions. This ( talvo is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction in of
every case or money lefundod. Price ,
26c per box. For sale by
T n to IVfoMAiinv. Omaha.
Dexter L , Thomas ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 10
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anil SOUTHittKRi Lmm , w ,
with KAKRAR CttT , Li vitwoRi , Arcnisoi ,
OOCKCIL lUcim and OMAHA , the Covunciil
Ctvr - > from nhtch ntdUUi
EVERY LINE OF R0AD
that penetrarrs the Continent from thi Hlnont
Klv n to the r dfc Moiw. The
OJ1IOAGO K001C ISLAND/ PA.
OIFIO IIAILWAY
tn the onljUna from ChlcA o owning truck In
KMII , or which , by 1(4 ( own rend , rrftchM th
ivilnts txo mmod. No tnXNsrmu ! xr CAR&IAOII
No viMiNfi cotNKnnoKit Na hudilllnx In 111
vcntllitoj or unclcnu CMK , M e crv ivui
rarilcil In roomy , clran And ventlUtcd
upon FMt KinrrFS Tr lnf
DAT Uj n ot unrh IM miRninfcince ,
PAdAm Htniiriva C/.f . and our o n wotld'fvnotil
[ ) : i no OAIM , uivin which mcalo rc norrotl ol un-
mri'vwcd cicollencc , it the low r to of SIVK.VTT
iCIOTS itutt wlkhftniplo tlmalor hotlthfu
'i ' > ] oj incnt.
Ilirnuih ( hn hotnun OHnito IVortfVA
railii > 4 nn > ) Mluioiirl HUer IVjInti'nnd 0)040.0011 )
octinin nt ll polnb nl hit. r < ' ti Hh Athni ,
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\V < i tlckol ( dn net lonjot inn olrictly to ov rt
iiUcs ol ImjiorUnefl In UMMI . Velrtukft , IHvJ
lllllil , Wjomlnif , UtAli. ld.iho , SU .L' . , CrtflWiii
Oif-ori > n'mhlncton Totrltoty , > ' "pr Jc' , Ar\rt \ > m
nil New Mexico.
Ad i brrftl arrMuJcint-iils rt/Htiliiir | hi < jnj"ti K ,
ny other line , ml rMon D | Nulr-liT.- < L. v
uoia | > otltors , ho furnish but > , ! lha o tlio oaii
tatt.
IVj D m 1 lu Uu of fjh./umon free.
tlclicts , IIIAIVI nnd fo'.i < cn > At all prlnclp
ell itn In the CnltoJ Rlitu and r > nni .
11. It. OAI1I.K , K. ST. JOHN ,
' Oin. Tkl
Chla > ? n
Sioux Oit & Pacilic
. - - .
THE SIOUX OITY KOUT1
Runs a RilldTrtln llirou li from
Council Blufla to St. Paul
Without Change Time , Only 17 Hour *
IT is
mr.Ks Tiitc snourKST noun :
PROU
COUNOIL BLUFFS
TO OT. PAUL , MINNBAl'OLIQ '
UtM.irni OR DISMAROR
jwlhta In Northern Io . Ikllnnotiota nd
OakoU. Thla line U cqulpim ! wltli tbo lmnro\
Wuatlnjhouao Automniln Alr-tirako tnd Mlllo
Plitfonu Coupler and liuCor : anil for
SI'KKl ) . SAPKIT AND COMFOJIT
is nniurpaMcd. Pullmin Pat co Hlooplnff Oar
run through WITHOUT CIIANOi : liotuocn Kan
oas City nnd St. Paul , \ la Council llluda and
Sioux City.
Iralnsloavo Union Pailflc Transfer nt Coun
cil Ulufls , at 7.36 p. tu. dilly on nrrhol of Kansas
City , St. Joseph and Council liluffs train from
the Botith. ArrUIn ) ; at bloiix City 11:36 : p. m. ,
and at the Mew Union Depot at St. Paul at 12:30
noon.
KN nonua IN ADVAKOK OP ANYiOTiiun
IIOUTK.
jty llcmcmbcr In taking the Sioux City Haute
you cct a Tlirough Train. The Shorteit Line ,
the Quickest Time and a Comfortable Hide In the
Through < an botw ecu
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND 8T. PAUL.
KTHco that your Tickets read via the "Sioux
City and Paclflo Ratlioad "
J. 8. WATTLES , J.H. BUCHANAN
Superintendent. Ocn'l ' 1'asa. Afrenl.
P. a KOBINSON , Ain't ( Jen'l POSH. Ag\ ,
UUaouri Volley , Iowa.
J , H. O'BKTAN , Southwoitern Agent ,
Cniincl "ninth. low *
1880. SHORJMLINE. 1880 ,
KANSAS CITY ,
, Jo e& Council Bluffs
U TOI OKLT
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
AND TUB KABT
From Omaha aud the West.
No change of can between Omaha and ai. uoalr
nd bat one between OMAHA and
NEW YOUR
Daily PassengerTralns
RUCUINO A1X
EASTERN AND WE3TEKN CIT1E8 with LE36
OHAUOi:3 and ADVANCE of AIL
OT1IEK LINKS.
Ibll untlro line la equipped with Fallmani
Pttbco Slocplng Can. Pulico laf Coachoi , llUlor's
Safety Flutlonn and Coupler , soil the celebrated
Wosungbouao Air-brake.
/iiTcco that your ticket roads VIA nANSAB
ClTtf , iT. JOSEPH ii COUNCIL DLUFfS U 11
road , via Bt. Joseph and Bt. Loulv.
Tickets tor gala at all coupon stations In the
Went. J. F. liARNARD ,
> U. DA WES , Gen. Hunt. , St. Joeopb , Uo |
Con Paw. and Ticket Act , tit. Joucph , Mo.
Aniif HoRUUt , Ticket Agent ,
1020 F rnhain street
. A , B. II1UM1KD ( Jontral AL-OD ! ,
nUAIIA.HK
KENNEDY'S
EAST - INDIA
* 1T T1B
ILKR & 00. .
ol Alanufactureiu OMAHA.
Benius Eewarded
;
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OR ,
The Story of the Sowingjlaohino ,
A handsome little pamphlet , blue and goli
cover , viltli numerous engraving" , will bo
GIVJ3N AWAY
any luiiilt ixmtii calling ( or It , at any branch
luu-olllcu ol 'Iho hlnuf r llar.ulacturlnif Com-
pauy , or will bo vent by null , pott paid , to
any pcmon living at a dlatanc * from our ottlctt.
The Singer Manufacturing Oo , ,
Principal Office , 34 Union Square ,
NEW YORK.
( eblS d < tw
DR. T. JAOKBON FLANIfi '
Graduate from Iho UnUerilty of Pennayi
t anla at Philadelphia of the
Clau of ItttU. )
Tendera his profenlonal fervlccstotho cltlioni
Omaha an ] all othora needing the tame , pro
dlcatlng lilt claim therefor from 40 yearn' ex
perlenui , nlxtecn jcar of which time hu fcpeut In
houth America , from which country ho has Juat
returned , gaining ubllet In the proxlncca many
rcuitilln for various dlKOnu ) common to thlt
country from the natlvca of the tamo.
The Doctor make * a ipoclalty of all Cbront
Discuses , particularity these of females. He may
found t his rooms m tlie Planttn' House ,
comer of Dodge and Sixteenth Street * .
' INVITATION I
TO ALL WHO HAVE fr
TL7 A inra/nnrTTrnirr'i M TT wr iev'tiTy&
WATCHES AMD CLOCKS
TO BE UEl'AIilED
IN" GIB .A. "V" I INT G-
TO BE DONE OR
tobe
be
WJiile our Work is bettor , our Prices are Lower
than all others
0730:13
I received all of the SIX FIRST PREMIUMS
offered for Competition in our line
Over All Competitors.
For the Best Watch Work ,
For the Best Jewelry , ( own make. )
For the Best Engraving ,
For the Best Diamonds ( own importation )
FOR THE BEST
DISPLAYED , EfO.
linving lately oiilarjoil ; my workshops and putting In now Mnd""lnipro\ . \t
ohuiury , 1 lu > iiu to atill more improro tha quality and finish of our
ork anil till onlurs with more promptness than is usual
My Mcllo line always boon and alwaya wj io : "First to gdin aaporior
ties mid then auvortiso the fact not fJofbro' no wild advortiaomonta
Seme unprincipled dealers being in the habit of copying my
ocnouncomenta , I would bog you , the reader of tins , to
draw a line between such copied advertisements
mid these of Yours very truly , 2r
A. B.
The Reliable Jeweler , Omaha , Neb. ,
the Striking Towr v
Is Once More Called to ( the Fact thax
Rank foremost in the West in Assortment and
Prices of
CLOTHING ,
, vn H i i t *
FOB MEN'S , BOY J1 AND CHILDREN'S WEAB.
ALSO.A COMPLETE LINE OP
Furnishing , Goods . ,
Hats and Caps
Wo ftro'proparcd to moot the demands of the trade la regardt | ( Latest Styl i
and Patterns. Fine Merchant Tailoring in'Oojin etjou'
BESPEOTPT LLT , w
M. HELLMAN & CO , ,
1801-1303 Farnham and 300 to 312 13th 35
BDHOLM & KEioxsoN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JOBBERS OF
OO
JEWELEES' ' TOOLS M MATERIALS
ALSO WESTERN AGKNTSJOU TIIU
y/JEREGAU / ORGAN CO/8 OROANS.
Spoofcaolos of the OolobraM STAE TINTED MAKE are sold ox
elusively by us ,
DIAMONDS IN LARGE VARIETY.
full line of Shoot Muaio , Eastern Prioos Duplicated.
EDHOLM & ERICKSON ,
WHOLESALE JEWELERS , Opp , the Post Office.
' NEB.
OMAHA , - - -
J. A.
WHOLESALE AND DHALKU IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDINGS , LIME , CEMENT
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WBTATK AQEN1 irpn UJLWAUKKB OEMKNT COUPANYJ
Near Union Pacific Depot , - - OMAHA ,
