IJE OMAJIA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY. APRIL 14 188 * .
\ CLOTHIER !
Is Now Located in His New Store ,
1308 FAR N HAM STREET.
One Door East of the Neyr York Dry Goods Store.
AND OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
NEW STOCK OF SPRING SUITS 1 LARGEST VARIETY
OF BOY'S'AND ' CHILDREN'S SUITS EVER SEEN !
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
L. BRASH , - - 1308 FARNHAM ST.
tuM-thvr sat
L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS.
DRY GOODS
1422 and 1424 Dodge St.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFIOF ,
THE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK
,
West of Chicago.
And the Motto that makes every buyer happy ,
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
Wo have opened to-day , ( Wednesday , April 12th ) a large in
voice of
Matmfacturerd by Messrs. Coudevat & Guiyet , Paris , the lot in
cludes 100 dozen Ohildren's Extra Heavy Kibbed Lisle Hose , "
5 to 8 1-2 ,
All the New Colors.
We offer them at the extremely low price of
45 C.
ft * v
Ttie above ara very cheap , snd much below value.
Also another lot equally as good , SAME SIZES , FANCY
STEIPEDat
4 5 O.A. . IP
We assure our patrons that these are the Cheapest Goods ever
put on the market.
ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED ,
L B. WILLIAMS & SONS ,
1422 and 1424 Dodge Street.
t > INVITATION
TO ALL WHO HAVE
WATCHES AND CLOCKS ,
TO BE REPAIRED , '
TO BE DONE OR
tobe
be
While our Work is better , our Prices are Lower
than all others
- -
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 ) a
\ FOR THE BEST
y Having lately enlarged my workshops and putting In now wnd Improve * , v a
f *
Mctto baa always boon and .
always wjH ho : " .First to
tin mi then advertise the
fact-not Wore-no wild advertisement. ,
Seme unprincipled dealersi being in the habit of a
enpyine
acnouucements , I would beg you , the reader of this , to ray
\ f ( draw a Imo between uuch copied advertisements
\ aud those of Yours very truly " j
. . . A. B. HUBERMAlT
The Reliable Jeweler , Omaha , Neb. ,
* 4 Sign of the StriMng Towr CJoclf i
OAPT. HOBSOMS OISCOVEIiY.
Ho Flnda n Mow Island In tbo Atlnntlo
and on the Island Some Curl-
ou Uemnlns ,
New Orleans ricnjtin * .
Yesterday the British steamship
Joiinond , Cnpt. Bobson , arrived nt
this port from Messina with n cnrgo
of fruit , llo says that when aboul
two-hundred miles to the westward ol
Madeira his attention was called to
the singular appearance of the son.
The water had a dark , muddy look ,
and was covered with dead fish as fai
as the eye could reach. They were ol
several species , among thorn being
noticed mullet , cod , and bass. Sooi
after entering this field of dead fisl
ho observed n faint smoke on the ho
lizon nearly ahead , on the coursu o
the vessel. Early next morning the
captain was awakened by the secoiu
oflicor and informed that land htu
boon sighted in the course of the
steamer. Ho was greatly aurpriioc
at this information , knowing tha
there was no land in this part of the
Atlantic. Upon going on dcok , however
over , ho found that the report was
correct. The dim outlines of nn is
land , broken by mountain peaks
were visible even without the use o
the glass. Above it hung n cloud o
smoke. The water was moro turbk
tlun on the previous day , and the
shoal of dead fish thicker. Capt
Robson doomed it advisable to take
soundings , not expecting , however , to
get bottom , as the charts show adopt !
of from 2,000 to 3,000 fathoms in tha
portion of the Atlantic. For some
time the sounding was without result
but suddenly the line brought bet
torn at fifty fathoms. When abou
four leagues distant from the islant
the Josmoni came to anchor in seven
fathoms of water. The island was located
catod 28 degrees 40 minutes west , 25
degrees north. Oapt. Robson determined
torminod to make an examination o
the strange land , and the yawl was
lowered and the captain and one of
hii officers were rowed to the island
A landing WAS effected on the low
coast of the western border , where
convenient harbor was found for the
yawl. The captain and several of the
crow , with some difficulty , oscondet
the declivity.
The promontory seemed sovora
miles in length , and joined an extern
sivo tableau , which sloped greatly
back to a chain of mountains at i
gr at distance off , from which rose
light columns of smoke. The surface
of the ground was covered withpumi
cp-stono and volcanic debris , and entirely
tirely destitute of vegetation. It was
a desolate scene , where not a single
living thing was to bo perceived. Tin
captain and his companions atartoc
on a tour inland , but aoonfoundthoir
progress impeded by yawning chasms
It was therefore determined to return
turn to the beach and inspect the is
land from that side. While examin
ing the base of the clift where th <
rock was fractured and twisted as i
by some tremendous convulsion , am
disclosed a bed of breccia , a surpris
ing discovery was made by one of the
sailors. On thrusting the prong of a
boat-hook into the loosened mass o
gravel , ho dislodged a stone arrow
head. Excited by this incident the
search was continued , and other arti
cles of stone were discovered. A largi
excavation was made , and it was ascertained
certainod that the opening led between
tween the crumbling remains of wha
must have boon massive walla. 1
number of articles wore exhumed
such as bronze swords , rings , ham
niers , carvings of heads and figures o
birds and animals , and two vases o
jars with fragments of bone , ami om
cranium almost entire. The moa
singular thing brought to view wa
what appeared to bo a mummy , con
tained in a stone case. It was so in
; rustcd with volcanic deposits as ti
30 scarcely distinguished from tin
rock itself. Much difhcuKy was-ox
pericnccd in dislodging the sarcopha
gus , which was finally taken ou
whole and , with the fossils , transport
ed to the steamer.
.Capt. Robson would have contin
ucd this investigation , but as the as
poet of the weather became less favor
Mo , and ho could not afford to spom
more time at the island , ho sailed for
his port. Ho considers that the now
aland was raised from the sea by vol
: anic action , and that the fish were
tilled by the poisonous gases from
ho vokano. The captain thinks that
the now land is a section of the immense -
menso ridge known to exist in the At
lantic , and of which the Azores ant
Canaries are a part. Ho took pleasure
in exhibiting the fossils and curious
articles of which ho was thd fortunate
fmdor. The carved heads are in the
Egyptian style of sculpturing , boinij
distinguished by the veil or hood
which characterizes Egyptian figures
The urns and vases are spherical with
largo mouths , and upon them may bo
discerned inscriptions in hieroglyphic * .
The edges of the ax > s and arrow or ;
spcar-heads are blunted and jagged.
The sword is n straight weapon of
jronze , with a cross-hilt.
"Tlmf is the mummy , " remarked
the captain , pointing to what the re
porter hud taken to bo a long block of
otono. Scrutinizing closely the lidless -
loss case , the outlines of o human figure -
uro could bo traced through the coat
ing of scoriiu and pumico. It will re-
careful handling to remove the
coating. Oapt. Robsou proposes to
resent the relics to
the British mu- as
cum at London upon his return to
Jivorpool.
The Acmoofcnook , \l \
Boomerang.
Speaking of the young man who 0
vants his Jathor to furnish him with ,
well stocked ranch and then kindly
allows the old man to milk the cons ta t
and bring in the coal after dark , Mr. T a
Viaschor , the Hello'st ' , says that if ho >
hould ever happen to bo nillictod n
with such a son , ho wouldn't ily into
pasaion and bring oti an attack of
lerspiration or consumption , and Bay
iarsh things to hurt the boy'a feelings
but with his system thoroughly im
pregnated with parental love , ho
would tenderly take that boy by the
land and load him around back of
lomo sequestered woodshed and Jam
ho aristocratic liver out of him with
clapboard.
The
The Danfjeraof Caroioes Surgery.
Chicago Tribune.
It is related that ono distinguished '
urgoon lately loft a sponge , and an
other a pair of forceps , in the cavity
ftor on abdominal operation. Yet
another would have loft a largo seal
ing in the same place but for a gon-
UP. reminder from a follow practition
er. It seems hard that surgeons
should run the awful risk of losing
jewelry and instruments by sowing
them up ia the vitals of their patients.
It is duo to them lo flay , however ,
that the rule is to carefully count the
sponges and instruments during the
progress of such operations. This ia
well. It would bo a dreadful matter ,
ser instance , if a man should Imo i\
couple of chairs or a house and lot
grated into him wh lo ho was being
treated fora gunshot wound.
A Doff Steals ft Noffro Baby.
ScmnA ] ! < i , ) Tim < * , Mnrch 3.
Yesterday morning n negro woman
in East Selma laid a very young child
on a small pallet placed in the aim ,
where the wind would not atriko it ,
and went to another part of the yard
to commence her wook'a washing.
Returning in n short while great was
her distress an-1 agony to find the
child gone. A diligent search , as she
thought , about the promises resulted
vainly , and the mother was on the
point of distraction when n faint cry
wai hoard from the largo dog-houso
that stood by , n poop into which dia-
closod'tho baby stretched on the dog's
bed nil right with the exception of a
fowscratchoscausodby being dragged
over the ground , while the mischiev
ous author of the excitement , an
over-grown bull pup , looked calmly
on wagging his tail in an unconcerned
way.
Something Lacking ,
Wall Street New. .
A well-known Illinois farmer was
in Chicago on business the other day ,
when an acquaintance took occosior
to ask :
"Well , Former Jono , is the wheat
all right this spring ? "
"Y-o-s , purty fair , " was thogrude-
iug reply.
"Good show for fruit ? "
"Wall , I guess so. "
"Sell all your potatoes at a big
"
price !
'Turty big , but I didn't have
many. "
"Had any too much rain in your
section ? " i
"Gtioss not. "
"Well , then , I don't ' see as you have
anything to complairuof. I think you
ought to fcol like a young colt. "
"Wall , I suppose things do look a
little bright just a little but I don't
see any occasion for ehbutlnp. Fact
is , twenty-ono of my owes had single
lambs when they might as wall have
had twins , and I don't look for much
of a pricooii wool this summer. "
Osaco Orange Hodget.
Hodges are the best protection
against depredations of cattle and
pilferers , but it often tries the patience -
tionco of the farmer before ho can
get a hcdgo in good condition. The
strongest prejudice against the osngo
orange is on account of the difficulty
of causing the seeds to grow , and
many failures and discouragcmontE
arisp from this Bpurco. Tiio cost oi
buying plants for a largo hedge
amounts to quito a sum. To cause
them to sprout put the seeds in a
largo tub and pour warm water over
them , and cover the tub over with a
blanket or two in order to retain the
heat as long as possible. The water
should bo about as warm as the hand
can bear. Put the naod to soak in
the evening and lot it remain in the
water until the next morning , when
the treatment should bo repeated.
The water should bo changed morn
ing and evening until the hull of the
seed is well softened ( about four or
five days ) , when the water should bo
drained off and the seed kept covoret
until signs of sprouting appear. As
BOOH as the .seed sprouts sprinkle
thoroughly with gypsum ( piaster ) , anc
sow in drills two inches deep. When
of sufficient , height sot the plants out
about six inches apart , if a very close
hedge is wanted , but a foot apart is
better. Bond the growing branchei
and weaVe and interlace them , commencing
moncing cloao to the grouud. Keep
the hedge cut back for two or three
seasons , in order to thicken it , and
trim well every year. The roots ore
great spreaders , often running out
and sending ' shoots in places where
they are not desired. This can bo
prevented by ploughing deeply on
both sides of the hedge , in the fafi
and spring , and hoeing out the
shoots when they appear out of place ,
The Future of Intercut.
President Jacob L , Greene , of the
Connecticut Mutual Lifo Insurance
company , a largo company with § 50-
000,000 of aenuts , has persuaded his
trustees to base their future contracts
upon the assumption that munoy will
earn 3 per cent instead of 4 per cent ,
which has boon the Massachusetts
standard. The other Etatcs have hero-
oforo only required a standard of
4i per cent. This is n very important
question and it spoms to us that Col.
Jroeno only anticipates a stop which
s not far in the futme , The great
naas of the bankers and brokers of
ho country , while contending
or high rate and demand ! ,
ng all tllo necessities of commu
tes and corporations would stand ,
lave not shared the views of these
vho regard the present low rate of
returns upon-long time investments
temporary , but believes that wo
mvo taken a permanent atop of ap
preach to the rate of interest provail-
IIR in England and Holland. If this
a ao , all buainesi will soon abjust
tielf to the adrancu order of things
md o < ntinuo to prosper accordingly.
Japit.il will bo taken somewhat out oi
nvostmonts in occuritics , and put in
nduatrios where there bo promise of
argor returns than three per cent.
'
L'his moans ; jiorp employment and
otterpay for the laboring mart , if not
direct dollars , by the saving in the
hings ho must buy. \
Ill * Kkli BOI UVBV |
Gen'l ' Insurance Agent
, al
Fhfouix AMuraaio to , ol Louclon ,
CashAwttU W,30 < ,60400
Vestchcsitr , K Y , , Capital , , 1,000,000.00
Merchant ! , of Ncnark , N , J. ,
Capital , . . . , . , . „ . . „ . . . 1,278,000.0
Hard Fire , ruinlclphla , Ca | > lU ! , , . . 1,200,000 q
'iremcn's Fund „ , . , . , , . . . , , 1,239,816.0
British America Attauranie Co 1,600,000.0
Office , Boyd'B Opera House , 0
Take " ' '
"BLACK'DRAUGHT' and
' you 0.
irill uevrr
beltiR tbo tnoit direct , qnlckoM , an
nfnt llns ronnpctlnir Iho ptMt Metropolll. OJII
CAOO , and the KAMKSI , KORtn-EAitriiRt , ! ] I
and Botrni-KUTXRN LINUS , whichtcrmln tcthere ,
with KAXIUR Crrr , LinTrxwourn , Aronison ,
Cornell , niurn and OUAIU , tli * Convinau >
CistiM from which radlatn
EVERY LINE OF R0AD
th l penetrate * tbo Continent Irom the Mltr-ar
Hirer to the 1'aclfla Sloro. The
OHIOAGO HOOK ISLAND A PA
OIFIO RAILWAY
II the only line from Chicago owning truck In
KMIOM , or whldi , by It * own road , reachM th
point * above nuncd. No TRAKSMM nr CUtttUon
No MIMIKO ooHiticriatsI No huddling In III
ventilated or unclc n can , M every tuwrnfrr
carried In roomy , clran and ventilated ccuchti
upon Fust KxprcM Trains
DAT CAM ot unrh iiloj tnagnlflceDce , PuLUUn
PAUACI BLMrmo OAKS , and our o nworJ-fnoon !
Dmwa CAM , upon which incnl * are ten od of un
nirparaed eicollence , at the low r te of B VW T
Fnti Cum IACU. with ample tlmo for healthtu
enjoyment , '
Through Cut between Chicago , Peoila , Xtll
.wankeo and Mlwvmrl Hirer Point * ; and close cui
nectlona at all point * of Intersection with othe
roadt.
We ticket ( do not forget thli ) directly to ever
place of Importance In Krvnsw. Nebraska , niv'
Hllll , Wyoming , Utah. Idaho , Nevada , CMIforc. , .
Oregon , Wathlngton Territory , Colorado , Arlun
ted Now Mexico.
Ail ! bond arrangement ! regarding bapitace
any other line , and ratwi of faro alviay * ad o a
competitor ! , who furnlth but tltho o the com
fort.
fort.Don and tackle ot iportimon fro * .
Ticket * , maps aud ( ol Jen at all prlnclpa
offices In the United Statoa and Canada.
R. 11. CAULK , K. ST. JOHN ,
Vice Prca't A Oen. Ocn. Tkt andl'Mit'rAfi
Manaeer. Chlmiro Cblrairo
1880. SHORTJ.INE. 1880
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'KANSAS CITY ,
' 3t , Joe & Council Bluffs
18 till ONLT
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
AND THE EAST
Prom Omaha and the West.
AH trains lca\o I ) . & 11. Depot , Omaha : Neb. ;
No change of cars between Omaha and bi.
and but one between OMAHA and
NEW YOHK.
C3X25Z
Daily Passenger Trains
tiAcnraa ALL
EAETERN AND WESTERN CITIKU with LK8L
OUAKUES and IN ADVANCE of All.
OTllhK LINKS
Thto entire line Is eqmmwd with Vullman
Palace Blocpln ? Cars , Palaca Uny Coachea , Miller'
HftJety Platform and Coupler , and the cviebratcc
\\oc4lnKhotuo Alr.braltn.
&JTHeo that your ticket reads VIA nANOAF
cirr , fcT. JOSEPH * COUNCIL BLUFFS K I
road , via St. Joseph and St. Loula.
Tickets for sale at all coupon stations In th
Weet. J. F. IJAIINAU1) ,
A C. DAWE3 , don. Supt. , St. Jo ipb , Mo
Qcn. Paes. and Tlckit Age , fat. Joseph , Mo.
ANDT Bouunx , Ticket Agent ,
1020 Farnham street.
ii"l1 Wt J.DtMkroaT , General Afrcnt ,
OUAKA. f K
WESTERN
C. SPECHT ,
Proprietor ,
1213 Harney Street ,
OMAHA NEB
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MANUFACTURERS OP
BiLTiBBH ) IEOI
Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finials
TIN , IEON I SLATE BOOFIN& ,
Specht'a Patent Metilio Sky
light.
Potent Adluitablo Ratchet Par and
BRACKET SHELVING
am the Koneral State Agent for the abov
DO of goods.
goods.IRON
IRON FUNOINQ.
Creating * , Balustrades , VerandaiOffico | n (
Dank Railings , Window and Cellar
Guards ; alto
GENERAL AGENT
Peorion and HIM Patent Inildo Dllnd.
DOTtdtt
I'HOI'OSALS FOH IHIi CONBT11UCT10N OF
SKWKHH.
Ofnm or Cur KKawiiKn , )
UUAIIA NKH , 1SS1 , )
Pealed jiropoiils will l > o received at the ollicu
of the undesigned until Tuesday April 18th
1682 12 o'clock nuon , lor the construction of
cowers In North Oiunhaa follows : lOOOfict o
Sj feet lirkk sewer 728 foct C ) ftct brick ecwui
and 728 of > } feet urlck fewer , lotated on Iz rd
ttrcet between ] Cth and 17th , and on 17th between
tween Icard and Nicholas , lielweui 17th snt
21 t ttrcttt , toKttlar with all nccctumry Iran
holie , Iauii9 holts , and calth La < < lii > , ns [ icr
plant and niifclflciitloua In thu city Kiiglnccru
ollke. l'rootala | ) to bo projured upon blankg
furnlehcdliy thurliy Enliicor. ( Illaa will aluo
i > o retched for the construction ol a tlmlicr outfall -
fall embracing' tha luriil liliK and driving' ol
100 OEK piles more or lees 25 feet loiu , 12 to 8
Indies , and 1,600 feet of oalc lumber na per plnnn
and tpecll catluna In the Unirliucrg ollicu. Work
la bcKln on or Imfoio Jiinu Ht , and to bo torn
plctcd December let lfaS2. I'ayinciiti to be
laadu monthly In ( nth warrants , 16 pur cent to
bu resin ci ) until final ( .oiuplotfon , and aceupt
anio of work by the proper mithontlca. All
bids tobeaccoiiiianlo'l by the Inaturn | of | ire
posed niretlus who will in oicnt of awarding of
: oui rat t enter Into bond * ol thu i Ity for execu
tion of the work In the mm of ? 30X)0. ( )
J. J , L. V. Jitwrrr ,
2w City flerk.
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1'jtoros'AJ.s
U 8. INUI'N tKtt ICR. )
1'INB K H /ICSC'V , IMKOTA. )
Man-r , 20 h 1812 )
Staled pr po all , Irdor.td , In duiillcatilor th < i
erection of a'i uidian llo rilliu ferho 1 > -t thla
atonuj , In accordance with plain and ipoclllcA-
tioiMOii Illc , wit the Chief Qua rUnnutcr , DC-
lartuiunt ot thu 1'latto , ( Jinnlia , NCII , and di
et tcj to tbo undo fl ncd , tare of the Clilof
Quartora : aster , 1 cpaitnicru of the i'latto ,
Ouiaha , Neb , will erecclted until 12 o'clock
noon , on Monday , Uay 1 t , 1BS2.
ontraet to bo rouardod to the lowest icipon-
alboblddir , nubjutt to the ajipioval of the do-
artmintof tha Intedor. ,
I'ropoialalnubt etatu length of tlmo required
or coinpletli of Inilldlni , ' , after appro ) al ( f
lontrict , pad must he actoniianlud by a certified
check uponioma U > 'ted UUtea Dcpoaltort ] > ay-
ablu to the order of the undciirltf'icd for at Kubt
\vul > / ) pit ecnt ol the amount of the pro-
local which check ulmll bo forfeited to Itio
Jiilted Sta f In case any bidder jrcclvhiK the
award , ohall fall to execute promptly a contract
with ( rood Hiid lulllclent uretl < , accordli U t-o
ha terma of hla bid , otherwlee to be returned
o the bidder.
Main building I ) to ' > e two utory EOilO , ad-
dltlona to bu ono itory 82x100 , of lumber , 4
for further Information adclrcM underil
fine U Idfo AKeney , Dakota.
V.'r.MeOlLtYOIJDDV ,
21 d3w U. 8 Indian Agent.
iDraskaLandAgei
DAVIS & SHYDER ,
EV5 Farnhnm 81 Omaha , Nebr
DbOO.OOOAOSrOEf S3
rn.ully selected Uad lo Lw > uira Wobriek * foi
ale. tiroai Uftrgiloi la improted tuna , and
Omaha city property.
. r.lDAVIS WEBSTEB BKYCKU1
Of Greenfield , Adair County , Iowa. f
[ On the Orcston Uranch of the Chicago , Burlington , it Qaincy. ]
A. P. Littleton . Cashier Citizens' Bank
13. lloaton. . . . . . , ? ' . . Cashier Aflair County Bank
12. Spoonor . Editor Greenfield Transcript
3ow Bros . . , . , . . . . . . . . 1 . Editors Reporter
low it linger . . . . . . . . , . . .Law
D. W. Church . Law
N. T. Gadd . t . . . i . : LaK
T. E. Andrews . ' . . . ' . ' . : . / . < > . . 't . . . Law
Robert Mickey . . Law
.1. E. Culver . . . , . . ' . . . Law
Mulhern it Houno . . . . 1 . . ' . f . ( - > . . . . . Phyeicians
W. C. McNeal . ' . * . . . x . \ . Physician
F. F. Culverson . . . Physician
W. 0. Carroll . t . 4 . . . . . Physician
E. U. Ohnatod . Kirkwood HOUBO
J.V. . Valentino . . Bakery and Restaurant
Priddy A Taylor . Boots and Shoos
S. M. Paisley . ; . Boots and Shoes
Guinea A Robinson . General Merchandise
A. P. Slovens A. Co . . ' . General Merchandise
W. P. Robihson it Co . General Merchandise.
T. B. Krabil . General Merchandise
Burroll , Wilson .t Burroll . General Merchandise
A. J , Gibbs . . . Groceries
F. Sharp . Groceries
Perry it llulton . . Groceries
0. 1) . Knapp . Drutjs
A. E. ' Toaguo . Drugs
R. Wallace . . . Farm Implements and Hardware
R. Bruce . t . . . . Hardware
B. E. Keen . Hardware
Burroll Bros . . ' . . . > .Fnrrn Implements
Scolos Bros . ' . . Steaiu i.ifViitor and Coal
G E. Morris . Coal and Grain
J. 0. Mason . drain
D. Patterson . vo Stock
L. Carr . Jewelry
J. Shrcoves . Furniture
W. B. Burgot . . ' . . Furniture
J. G. Johnson . Harness
A. M. Smith . . . * . Harness
Porter A Johnson . . " . Meat
Patterson * Darby . \ . Meat
Looker Bros . * .Books and News
Mrs. Mary Carr . ! . . . . . . Millinery and Dross Goods
Mrs. M. A. Parker . " . . . Millinery and Dross Goods
Alexander it Co . , . . Photographers
Martin t Gray . Land , Loan and Abstract
Brown A Buldorson. . . Land , Loan and Abstract
Bothering itMoCollom . , . . . .Land , Loan and Abstract
M. B. Cullom . , . , . Denlist
Dan Patterson . Livery
Haakins it Co . Lumber
Myers it Myors . . . . . . . . I . Lumber
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JOBBERS OF
. JEW ILEUS1 TOOLS IP IATEBIALS !
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ALSO WESTERN AGENTS I'OR&THE &
SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S ORGANS.
Spotaoles of the OelebratGd STAR TINTED MAKE areTsold exj
clusivoly uy us ,
DIAMONDS IN LARGE VARIETY.
line of Sheet Musio. Eastern Prices
EDHOLM & ERICKSON ,
WHOLESALE JEWELERS , Opp. the Post [ Office
OMAHA , NEB.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Lath , Shingles ,
SASH , BOOBS , BLUMS AID IOULDIM
15th and Cuming Sts. OMAHA , NEB
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SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
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Men's , Boys' and Children's
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Palace Clothing House.
THE LOWEST PRIDES GUARANTEED
1816 Fnrnam Street , Near 14th.
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