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OMAHA DAILY BEE : THCBSDAY. APKIL 6 1882-
ADDRESS OP K. S. MOLONY , OP
( NEBRASKA ,
Before the Committee on Commerce
of the House of Representatives of
the United States.
> lr , Clitlrmiui atid Ocntlcmcnjol.tlie Committee
I appear before you as one of the
nine delegates appointed by the St.
Joseph convention , November 2lth. !
1881 , which convention represented
four states and two territories , viz :
Missouri , lown , Kansas and Nebraska
and Dakota nnd Montana territories ,
said nine delegates to represent said
states nnd territories , before the com
mittees of commerce of the congress
of the United SUtos. Said conven
tion momoralized congress for the
creation of a Missouri river commis
sion to consist of seven members ,
throe government engineers nnd four
citizens , ono from lown , one from
Kansas nnd ono from Nebraska , and
for an appropriation , which , in the
judgment of said commission , shall bo
adequate to be expended by them
under the supervision of congress , for
the general improvement of the navi
gation of the Missouri river. The basis
upon which said convention stands in
making this application to the congress -
gross of the United States , is a report
to congress through the chief of en
gineers of the U. S. Army , by Charles
II. Sutor , major of engineers , who
has been for two or three years past
in charge by government appointment
of the survey and improvements of
the Missouri River. Said report can
bo found in Doc. No. 02 , house of
representatives , forty-sixth congrcBi ,
third session , dated Fob. 2 , 1881.
Major Sutcr by methods and plans ,
detailed in said report ( which was so
clearly and satisfactorily explained to
this committee yesterday by Mr.
Allen , representative of Kansas City , )
assures congress that n channel for
the Missouri River can bo located
nnd its location permanently fixed ,
for low and high water ns well , of not
less than 12 foot deep of water , of
sufficient width for all wants of com
merce from its mouth to Sioux City ,
Ia. , 800 miles with greater ease and
rapidity and with less cost than any
other river in the country , and says
the Major , the value of the improve
ments herein outlined can hardly bo
overestimated.
Tho. river , by , f do vices nnd expe
dients , detailed at length in said re
port , which Mr. Allen has made so
plain to you , is made the agent for
creating its now banks and securing
its new channel , the cost not exceed
ing $10,000 per mile , or 88,000,000
for 800 miles.
I am before you ; gentlemen , for
the purpose of showing you that the
claims of the Missouri division of the
grand Mississippi valley and its terri
tories are not loss than these of the
upper Mississippi. The Ohio nnd the
lower Mississippi divisions all have no
merited much , very much , moro con or
sideration than they have received ci'
from the general government , but the AI
Missouri valley , the most interesting th
and important of them all , has been nc
simply ignored. The commission soUi
asked for the Missouri river is essen Ui
tially the same as the commission in fu
existence on the Mississippi river pcm
since 1870. It lias worked well on m
that river. Its call for money has RT
been heard and its use of money fo
appropriated , approved of by con sh
gress , all of which wo approbate most nc
cordially and asked for them much in
moro of the same thing for the na so
tion's welfare. In all this congress ar
affirms the expediency , nationality ar
and constitutionality of the nppropri- in
tions. to
tions.Now , I proceed , if the committee te
please , to show you that the Missouri ohTl
Tl
Division has claims for aid in money
for the improvement of its great river , bo
from the national th ;
government at least
equal to the divisions of the upper us
Mississippi , the Ohio or the lower seth
. The th :
Mississippi. Missouri River Vol
ley , embracing the States of Missouri , ov
Iowa , Kansas and Nebraska , nnd the po
territories of .Dakota nnd Montana , th ;
say the "St. Charles delegation , " in no
their "plea for the Missouri llivor , " is in
the most interesting nnd Important , in
the least known and best abused of VII
the four jrrand divisions of the Mis th ;
sissippi Valley. "To the popular di
mind , it was twenty years ago , and to an
some extent it is still , ( after you have th
traveled fifty miles west of the Mis an
souri river ) a vast treeless region of M
little rain-fall. Hero was the Great 111
American Posort. Hero the sage th
brush dominated the vegetable king an
dom , and yet , notwithstanding all the pc
evidence , to the vc
contrary , a largo per
tion of the people of the United States pn
still regard it "a lal
as region of drought
nnd scanty herbage , the homo of buf thwi
falo and grasshopper and the natural wipc
abiding place o " "the Sioux Indian and pcn
the U. S. army. " pcbj
bj
' JJut for the facts , which are oflicinl ; bjm
h The Missouri river division has 525- , m
000 square miles ; the upper Missis y
sippi has 162,000 square miles ; the rj
Ohio division 214,000 square miles. pn
The Missouri river division is three in
n times as largo ns the upper Mississippi , tr
Hi over twice ns largo ns Ohio division , trm
and nearly equal to the Ohio and ar
( I , lower Mississippi divisions combined , ou :
The corn of the
crop Missouri divi la
sion in 1880 was 580,000,000 bushels , mi
or more than one-third of miwi
- that of the wi
whole United States. It wa 82 per wiwt
cent of the of the
corn crop five upper ne
3Iississippi river states. It was more neM
than double that of all the Atlantic we
states , their corn crop being 253,000- , ha
000 bushels. Kansas and Nebraska , 81 ?
including Dakota , during the fiscal 00 )
year ending Juno 30th , 1880 , sold an
5,000,000 acres of public landi , or ca
more than one-half of the pub- co
lie lands sold for that
i i year tin
in the United States. This tndi- ba
cated a marvelous growth and settle- tin
montof that fertile'section , and is til
predicted by one who is well qualified Stl
to judge that in five years the four iv
states * of the Missouri division will )
produce more grain than all of the K
upper Mississippi river states. Mis tru
souri , Iowa , Kansas and Nebraska coi
produced , in cereals of nil kinds in wl
1880. 780,000,000 bushels. Dakota foi
and Montana during the year ending of
Juno 30th , 1880 , contributed to the of
gold and silyor coinatro of the country en
8,500,000. The Missouri division been
now contains a population of 5,000- on
000 , Out of it cnn bo carved ton pn .
states as large as Illinois and as rich wli
'in ' agricultural , and far richer in win cai
oral wealth , and from the rapidity of bil
its settlement under the stimulus the
of on improved Missouri river 30 !
this division of the Mississippi valley ig
will have a population of 10,000,000
I * under the census of 1800. The num I pot
\ ) ! \
paid by the producers of the Missouri
valley for transportation by rail of
their products in 1880 in excess to
what they would have paid by water
transportation , had the Missouri and
Mississippi rivers been wollimproved ,
equals fully the estimate made by the
Mississippi river commission nnd that
of Major Hutcr , for the improvement
of the Mississippi nnd Missouri river *
combined. It is safe to Bay that n
fixed and permanent channel of twelve
feet deep at low water on the Missouri
river from the mouth to Kioux City ,
and on the lower Mississippi , with
width sulllciont for the purposes of
their commqrcc would save nt - - . . .
--.i.
ono half of the freight now pain to the
railroads by the producers for the
transportation of their surplus pro
duce to homo and foreign markets
The division of the Missouri river is
in the geographical center , cast and
west , of the United States , uOO miles
from Duluth , 740 from Chicago nnd
080 miles from St. Louis by mil ,
while the other annul divisions before
rolorred to nro ono hnlf of the dis
tance in reaching by railroads the
markets above named , thus showing
the great necessity to the Missouri di
vision of the improvement of its great
river.
In fact , gentlemen of the com
mittee , the people of the Missouri ,
Mississippi and Ohia valleys , ns well ,
regard the permanent improvement of
their great rivers by the general gov
ernment n necessity. Wo have no
doubt of their national expediency
and constitutionally. The necessity
for them is so urgently felt by our
people , that upon that question there
will be no divisions among the pooplo.
Upon tariffs , finance nnd most nil
other questions parties will form
among us , but upon the question of an
improved transportation of the ox-
pnnsa of the general povonunont from
the Yellowstone , St. Paul and Pitts-
burp ; to the Gulf of Mexico , our dele
gations in congress will bo as ono man
u favor of it. Who are the people ,
calling for the improvement of these
rivers ? They inhabited , cultivated
and are developing "tho vast broad
producing area of the world , " Ihis
territory reaching from the Allegheny
mountains on thn cast to the Rocky
mountains on the west , and from the
Dominion on the north to the Gulf of
Mexico pn the south , drained by the
Missouri and Mississippi rivers and
their countless tributaries , upon
whoso ! rolling floods to the sea , it has
been decreed by n power higher than
man , shall forovcr ride free its inter
nal commerce. This vast area con
taining 20,000,000 people or more ,
inhabiting twenty or moro states ,
paid of the internal revenue of the
nation in I860 , 70 percent. Its inter
nal commerce is one-half of the inter
nal commerce of the United States ;
twelve times as great as the foreign
r.ommorco of the United States , and
oqunl to the foreign commerce of the
civilized ' world. The vastvalley of the
Mississippi and Missouri rivers and
their navigable tributaries , has now
nearly half of ( ho senators and repre
sentatives in the congress ot the
United States , nnd in the very near
future , we shall have a majority of the
people of the United States. We can
tnako and unmake presidents and con-
Tress and our urgent needs and calls ,
for the improvement of its rivers ,
ihould not , and cannot long bo ig
nored.The west and the south have
these great water highways an ab
sorbing aud common interest , and wo
are sure very soon , to come together ,
and net as ono nun drawn by mutual
interest , ( if for no stronger motive , )
solve this question , supremely in
teresting to us nnd tothom , in favor of
jheap water transportation to the sea.
Tlieso rivers will bo a bond of union
between west and south , created by
ho Almighty , nnd destined to make
orto people forever , commercially ,
locially nnd fraternally , and the giving
ho producers of our glorious union
jverywhoro nn assurance of its endless
lorpotuity. While I represent here
ho Misrouri valley , especially. I ,
lor the people whom I have the honor ,
part to represent here have our
ntprests hemmed in by state or di
vision lines , but the upper Mississippi ,
ho Ohio nnd the lower Mississippi
livisions , have our liveliest interests
ind support. Further wo nro also for
in
.ho Honnppin canal , and the Illinois tli
vnd Michigan canal nawuniting [ Lnko no
Michigan nnd the head waters of the tli
Illinois river , nil of which should nt ri
the earliest day practicable bo made iv
ind enlarged nt the expense of the ivbe
people of the United States , BO that beTl
resiols drawing six foot of water can ai
pass nnd rcpass from our northern aiKl
Kl
lakes to the Gulf of Mexico nnd return , at
thus opening up n cheap water high atWi
way , forever free to the producers nnd
people of the Missouri and Mississippi HCWi
Wi
rivers , and their navigable tributaries , Wim
lakes or gulf at their election.
But say sectionalism , selfishness and ai th
monopolies of every hue and'shado ,
you will bankrupt the national treasu yt
! I think there is no cause of alnrm
that score. Our Atlantic seaboard
the past fifty years have received
Ci
trom the national treasury many times Cibi
moro than Uio millions wo of the west
\TO now asking for the improvement of CDl
mr rivers , a largo amount of your At-
antio , appropriations hnvo boon , of
nore than .doubtful propriety. Still
hnvo berne it if wo have not ill-
vays consented. Also for our conti-
lontal railroads , running from the
Missouri river to the Pacific ocean , G
the people of the United States ,
mvo Riven probably not far from
100,000,000 , in money and § 200,000-
)00 in land , for their construction ,
ind not ono expression of alarm
same : from the recipients of these For
soloasal ! appropriations lost AK
, , thereby , '
national treasury would become
mnkrupt , so I think these gentlemen
nay safely dismiss their fears now
lint ! the people , producers nnd con-
timers ! nliko , uro calling for. the nion-
from the treasury needed to com- lew
loto these vast continental water
nghways which will give the cheap
nuisportution , which will ever con-
lecrated nnd free to the people nnd
vhich has become n nntional necessity
the roirulation of railroads. All
our demands for the improvement
these rivqra and the making nnd
mlargin of these canals nro nnd will
according to the estimates of gov
rnnient exports nnd will not exceed
.robubly 8100 )00,000 ) , the value ol
rhich to the people of the country
not bo overstated , if cauntnd by
lillions. Hut look nt the condition of
Uuited States Treasury on the
Oth of September , 1881. After pay-
nil the ordinary espouses of the ;
ovcrnment for the last fiscal year ,
elisions , interest on the public
debt and largely reducing its prin
cipal , wo had a balance in the treat-
ury , drawing no interest , of $250,000- '
000 , or about that , which amount will
bo increased by the . ' 30th of Juno next
to about 83riO,000,000 , the govern
ment bonds readily taken at three
per cent. So wo , the people , think if
our draft for 8100,000,000 should bo
honored by congress from time to
time there would bo no danger of its
bursting I'nclo Sam. In the langaiigo
of another , "Was there over such an
opportunity for statesmanship over
before granted t'o the legislators of
any people ? .Shall such opportunities
bo improved , or shall we , as hereto
fore , allow certain great private nnd
selfish interests to thrust themselves
richt across , nnd so block the great
highway of national developments ? "
THE B. tt M. EXTENSION.
The Work on the Grade is Nearly
Completed.
Arspilioc I'loneor ,
From n surveyor who has been "at
the front" a reporter gained n few ad
ditional items ono day this week re
garding the extensive railroad build *
ing going on west of hero. The grad
ing is completed and rails laid to 144
miles west of Gulbortson , or about GO
miles west of the state lino. From
hero to Denver the grade is almost , if
not quite , ready for the rails , with the
exception of several half-inilo
grades , which w > ll bo completed
in the course of a month , and the
"big cut , " which has yet some sixteen
foot of ground to bo taken out before
the general grade contemplated is fin
ished , although trains will bo run over
this work before it is entirely com
pleted. Many of the sub-contractors
nave completed their- work and quit.
Our informant estimates that the rails
will bo laid through to Denver in
eight weeks. The hishcst grade over
the rood , going either way , ia but
forty foot to the mile. The company
have commenced work ou a good depot -
pot building at Arkon , which it is
supposed will bo the first Colorado di-
vioion station , and they have already
laid out depot grounds and built aomo
half down switches and side-tracks.
A Vexed Clergyman.
Kven the paUprjce of Job would become
exhausted were ho a preacher and endeav
oring to interest his audience while they
wore keeping up an incrcHsant couching
making it impossible for himto _ bo lieard.
Yet. how very easy can nil this bo nvoidud
by Kimply using Dr. King's New Discove
ry for Consumption , Coughs and Colds.
Trial Itottlcs given away at Schroter &
liccht'x drug Rturo.
Tbo Queen's Household.
Chambers' Journal.
The clerk of the kitchen has a sala
ry of .1700 a year and his board , and
to aid him in his work he has four
clerks who keep all the accounts ,
chock weights and measures , and is-
BUO orders to the tradespeople ; ho has
alee a messenger and a "necessary
woman. " Besides these ollicials of
her majesty's kitchen , there is the
"chef , " with a salary of 700 a year ;
and four master cooks at about 350
annum each who have the privi-
Eor
: go of taking four apprentices at
premiums of from 150 to 200 each
two yeomen of the kitchen , two M >
Blatant cooks , two roasting cooks ,
four scourers , thro i kitchen-maids , a
store-keeper , two "green oflico" men. ,
and two steam apparatus mon. And
in the confectionery department there In
are a first and a second yeoman , with
salaries of 300 and 250 , respective
ly ; an apprentice , three female assist
ants and an errand man ; and , in ad
dition to these , there are also a pas
try cook and two fcmalo assistants , a
baker end his assistant and three
codec-room women. The ewer de
partment , which has charge of all the
Jinon , consists of a yeoman and two
female assistants only , The gentle
man of the wino and boor cellars or ,
properly speaking , her majesty's chief
butler has a salary of 500 a year.
Ho has -select and purchase wines
for the royal establishment , to super
intend the decanting , and send them
qp to the table. Next to him are the
principal table deckers , with 200 a
year each ; the second table decker ,
with 150 ; the third , with 90 , and an
assistant , with 52 their duties being -
ing to superintend the laying out of
the Queen's table before dinner is
nerved. The plato pantry is under
the cnro of three yeomen with sala
ries of $100 , $150 , and $120 , respect
ively , besides lodging money and
board a groom and six assistants , A
These ollices are of great trust and N
Mi
are not overpaid , seeing that at a MiEr
rough guess the gold and silver plato ex
Windsor Castle alone is probably lea cu
worth about 3,000,000 , and includes tri
uorao very precious specimens of art flv
workmanship. The getting in of her prW
majesty's coal muet bo an important co
and : arduous task , as no fewer than chmi
miRe
thirteen persons are employed all the miI
year round on this duty alono. Re
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If you are troubled with Spring Complaint * , er
adicate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Ifyeur Liver Is torpid , restore It to healthy action
with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
If your Liver la affected , you will find a sure re
storative In BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If you have any species of Humof or Pimple , tall
not to take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If you have any symptoms of Ulcers or Scrofulous
Sores , a curathe remedy will be found In
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
For Imparting strength and vitality to the sys
tem , nothing can equal
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
For Nervous and General Debility , tone up the
system with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Price , 1.00 pei Bottle ; Trial Bottle * 10 Ott
FOSTER , MILBUEN , & Co , , Props ,
BtTFFALO , N. Y.
Sold at wholesale by Ish ft McMahon and C. F.
Goodman. Je 27 cod-mo
English Eemedy
iNerer tails to cute
Nervous Debility , VItal -
tal Exhaustion , Emls
( ions , Seminal Wcak-
ncsies.LOST MAN
HOOD , and all the
evil effects of youth
ful lollies and exces
ses. It stops pcrmv
ilicntly all weakening ,
imoluntary loss sand
drains upon the sys
tem , thr Inevitable re-
„ , , , suit of these evil prac
tices , which are so destructive to mind and body
and make life miserable , oltcn leading to Insani
ty and death. It strengthens the Ncrvc9Brain ,
( momoryf Blood , Muscles , Digestive and Repro
ductive Organs , It restores to all the organic
functions their former vigor and vitality , ma
king life cheerful and enjoyable. Price , 93 a
bottle , or four times the quantity 810. Sent by
express , secure from observation , to any address ,
on receipt of price. No. C. O. D. sent , except
on receipt of $1 as a guarantee. Letters ri-
questlne answers must Inclose stamp.
Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills
. .re tr s best and cheapest dyspepsia and blllloua
euro I it the market. Sold by all druggists. Price
60 cents.
MiNTiF.'a KID.NST RRMEDT , NKFKKTICDM ,
Cures til llnd of Kidney and bladder complalnto.
gonorrhea , sleet and Icucorrhca. For tale oy all
daugtr.sts : $1 a bottle.
KNOLISII MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
718 Otlve St. , St. Louis , Mo.
For Sale In Omaha by
C. F. GOODMAN.
Jon25-lv
If Totiart < mnnl ylt you nrr i.
of Luilncw.wcuk-1 i m n nt In.
coed ty tlip strain or tCtTtO/lillRO'- ' . . .
your duties nroli' nlKlit work , to ri
torn brain nerre iinJ
Hop Bitters. * : . UM > Hop B.
If you are ycunp ana IpnfferlnK frotnauy lu
discretion or dlsjlpa Itlon ; 1C youarctaar-
ricii or single , old or ByouDir , tufffrlnc frou
poor health or languish iinir on & bea f uck
Lctc , rely on Hop ! | Bitters.
Whoever yon are. , Thcuuna * ute AD-
whenertr you feel naallyfruiu BOUIC
that your system form of > ! onor
needs cleaiuour. ton. -djRMse that mlcrUt
Inif or stlmuIotuiEi B iiarobfeniire cnl s
1 br tlnioly use of
talte Hop Hcpcner :
BMte .
0,1. O
or tli nuruconi- dlfose In an I clutv
plaint ,
ana Irresltta-
of ti" f romacA , -
. HOP blo c u r n la
( l ! > lCl . ttOOCf. drut.kcnno > .
- I
Ui-er otntms
use of opium ,
You will be tobacco , f
ctirtdlf youu6 n&rcotlo.
Hop Bitters
If you are simply SoldbjrdniR
? tsts. heflfof
weak and
ply
lowMrlted.try NEVER CUcuU.r.
itt It may uomrrrrw ,
envo your
life. It has FAIL BTO CO. ,
itavcd hun Roefceiltr , H , T
dreds. ATcronto. Onl.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
The Most Successful Remedy over dlscov.
ered , as It Is certain In Its effects and does not
blister. HEAD 1'UOOl * ' BELOW. Alee excellent
for human lleah.
FROM A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.
WosblnKtomllle , Ohio , Juno 17 , 1831. DR.
. J. KKXIULL , & Co. : Gents Reacting your ad.
vertlseincnt In Turf , Field and Form , of your
Kendall's Spavin Cure , a d having a valuable
and speedy liorjo which had been lame from
pavln for eighteen month ) , I sent to you for a
battle by express , which In slv weeks removed
laincncsi ) and enlargement and a largj splint
from another horse , nnd both hones are to-day
astound ai colt ? . The ono bottle was worth tome
mo ono hundred dollars. Respectfully
JO'.rS , II. A. llKUTOLBTT , M. D.
Send for Illustrate ] circular giving positive
proof. 1'jlccSl. AH Druggists have It or can
get It for you. Dr. U. Kendall & Co' , Pro
prietors , Knoaburgh Falls , Vt
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ,
( l.vv-ly
To Nervous Sulterers
THE QREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY ,
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific
It Is posjUvecuro for Bpermatoirhea , Bemtna
\Vookuesj. Impotancy , and all diseases resulting
trom Bolt-Abuse , u Mental Anxiety , Lonsi
Memory , Plna In the Back or Bide , and dlaemet
that lead to
Consumption
Insanity an ,
ekrlygrave
The Specific
Medlelno U
being used
with wonder
ful SUCCCM.
_ _ _ . _ Pauiphleti
teat < tee la all. Wrlta for thorn and get full par <
tlc-ilare. ,
Price , Speclflc , tl.OO per package , or six pck-
ages.forfo.OO , Address all orders to
B. B1USON MEDICINE CO.
Sos. 10-1 and 100 Main fit Buflilo , K. T.
SoH In Omaha by 0. K. Goodman , J , W. Hell ,
1C. I lj , and all
QUAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
TRADE MARK ThA , fJna'TRADE MARK
KnglUhrem-
oily. Anun.
( ailing cure
( or Bemln&l
Weakness ,
8 per water-
rLea , Impel
cncy , aim al
Dlccoscsthat'
BEFOIETAKIRQ.io1iueVnce9 ! TAKINQ.
Self-Almse ; as Louaol Memory , UuUcnal Lassi Y
tude , Pain In the Hick , Dimness of Vision , Pre
mature Old Age , and miny other IMicaboi that
to Insanity or Consumption and a i'rema *
uro Oraro.
XdTKull particular In our pamohlet , which
doslro to send Irca 1 r mall to every one.
rSTTho Spcclflo Medicine I * old by Ml druggist *
tl rxr luckuxu , or 0 juckMrcs ( or SB , or will
K'nt ( rue by mill vn reel pt ol the money , by
Mldrc ilijf TUEGUA 4EDICINKCO. ,
Bi:36.1o' , N. V.
Olarkson & H rnt ,
Euccc6 - ' o Ulchaids ft II lit , H
ATTORNEYS - AT LAW
G UlbBtr t Ou
HENRY LEHMANN ,
JOBBER OF
_
IFA. . IP IE IB
AND
WINDOW SHADES
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED.
I 08 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA.
J. A. WAKEFIELD ,
WHOLESALE AND JIETAIL DEALER IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BUNDS , MOLDINGS , LIME , CEMENT
KTCEIXC ,
MTBTATE AQENX FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANY )
Near Union Pacific Depot , - OMAHA.NEB
JT S.
- WHOLESALE -
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AND DEALER N
Wall Paper and Window Shades-
1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb.
. O.
WHOLESALE GROCER ,
1213 Farnham St. . Omaha ,
H. M. & M. PEAVY
CLOTHIERS ! 1
1309 Farnham Street.
WM. ROGERS'
Manufacturing Company ,
-MAKERS OF THE-
Finest Silver Plated Suoons and forks.
X
only nndI ( Ulonal plate-that
original firm oflj
is giving for Instance -
Rogers Bros. /
stance - single
All ou Spoons , i 9C-T ? /
Forks and plated Spoon a
Knives plated triple thickness
with the greatest -rfl % "
11 plate ttly on
of care. Each § 11i i
the s e c t i o e
lot being hung
on a scale while whore expo d
being plated , to to wear , thereby
insure a full deposit
making a single
posit of silver on
plated Spoon
them.
them.Wo wear as long asa
Wo would call
a triple- plated
especial attention
.
one.
tion to our sec-
vcvni
Rival. Tioool
All Order * In the West should be Addressed to
A. B. HUBER'MA-NK
Wholesale Jewefer ,
OMAHA , - - NEB
Special Attention
Is Once More Called to jthe Fact thai
Bank "foremost in the West m Assortment and
Prices ot
CLOTHING ,
FOB MEN'S , BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.
ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OP
Furnishing Goods
Hats and Caps"
Wo oro'propared to meet the demands of the trade in regard to Latest Styles
and Patterns. Fine Merchant Tailoring in Connectionjj
RESPECTFULLY ,
M. HELLMAN & CO , ,
301-1303 Farnham and 300 to 312 13th at
Hair Goods , Notions , Ladies' ' FurmsMiie ; Goods , Ulsters , Circulars ,
anil Suits ,
O