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JCHJS OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY. APRIL 18 1882.
JESSE JAMES' ANCESTORS
Amonff tbo Early Sattlora of Hancock
County , West Virginia Summary
of tholr Robbing.
Wheeling Remitter.
A dispatch from New Cumberland
in Hancock county goes on to say
that the reneged interest awakened by
the recent publications of the daring
exploits of the Jamca brothers , and
the trgio death of Jesse James nt St.
Joseph , Mo. , the other day , IIM
brought to light the fnct that old
JOSBC James , grnndfntlior of these two
blood-thirsty bandits , ono resided in
Hancock county. Ilo WAS a carpen
ter by trade and n number of build *
ings , ono of thorn n flouring mill , still
stands in the vicinity to day as monuments
ments of'Ilia workmanihip. Ilo wca
considered by thpao who know him at
that tinio as a skilful mechanic rtnd a
shrewd business man , but was some
what addicted to strong drink ,
which habit eventually proved his do-
structiou.
Ono day , about the year 1825 ,
while under the influence of liquor ,
two young girls Attempted to bring
him across the river in n skiff , at a
point known an Blackhorso Landing ,
about a mile below hero , when by
some mishap ho lost his balance , foil
into the river and was drovrnod.
Soon after this occurrence ) the fam
ily gathered together their effects and
emigrated to Kentucky , whore they
wore finally lost sight of by their
friends hero. Youug Robert , who
aEtor wards became the father of Frank
And Jcsso , the noted doeporadooa , was
old enough to attend school boforn the
family loft hero , and some of his old
schoolmates , who still live hero , re
member him as a bright , amiable And
intelligent boy. Old Jesse James and
his wife belonged to the Baptist
church sometimes denominated Oatnp-
fcollitea who worshipped at that time
in An old log school house a short dis-
ianco east of town , the ruins of which
are still visible. The Jameson were
looked upon as honored members of
the church , which they earnestly and
liberally supported.
Those facts nnd incidents were re
lated to-day to the writer by A man
who has turned his 83d year , and who
has been a life-long resident of this
eounty. The conversation was brought
about by the graphic account of the
eventful career of theronowned Jomoa
brothers , published on Saturday ,
which the old gentleman had just
read. Ho further stated that ho had
lived neighbor to the Jameses for
several years and remembers thom
well , nnd that the two redoubtable
outlaws must have inherited their
"devilish depravity" from their
another , as their ancestors who resided
hero never exhibited any of the traits
which have made two of their grand-
eons so famous.
Relatives of old Mrs. James , whoso
maiden name was Gorman , still to-
side in this county , and no doubt can
vouch for the truth of these state
ments.
TIIEIU I'LUNDBlt.
dt. Lculi Republican.
There have boon A great many stories
- s to the Amount of plunder secured
by the James boys in their robberies ,
ttoma Accounts placing the Aggregate
as high AS half A million dollars. There
is no way of determining the Amount
Accurately. In most instances express
companies . f m do not glvo explicit infor-
{ ram various motives ( jlvo unreliable -
liable atatomouts as io their losinca.
A list of the robberies most generally
ascribed to the Missouri gang is given
below with the amounts officially or
unofficially declared to have boon real
ized. It is not to bo supposed that
the Jamesboya participated in all , but
all those in the list are circumstantial
ly traceable to either thora or aorao of
their confederates. For instance the
Big Springs robbery was committed
by the Sam Bass gang , There is no
particular reason to connect the James
boys with it , but Jim Berry , an old
< 3 nan trull guerilla nnd n chum of the
Jauicsos , was in it and was killed
while resisting arrest. In the list hero
given the amounts so far us possible
are taken from reports of the robberies
published in the newspapers of the
towns where they occurred. The sum
total is big enough ,
Liberty , Mo.'Jan. 20 , I860 8 72,000
Richmond , o. , 1807 4,000
KuBsollvllle , Kv. , March , 20,1808 14,000
G Mlatln , Mo. , Dec. 7,1809 700
Corydon , Iowa , June 3,1871. . . . 4,500
Columbia , Ky , . April 29,1872. . COO
Kansas City fair , Sept. 20 , 1873. 078
Ste. Gcnevleve , Mo. , Mny27,1873 3,600
IOWA train robbery , July 21,1873 2,000
Hot Springs Btogq. Jan. 15,187-1. 2,000
Gads Hill. Mo. , Jan. 31.1874. . . n.ooo
Corinth , Mil , 10,000
Mnncie , Kas 30,000
Huntlugtou , W. V. , Soi > t. , 1876. . 10,000
Baxter Springs , Ks. , April 18,1870 3,000 ,
Ottcr lllo , afo. , July 7,1870. . . . . . 16.000
Northfield , Minn. , Bopt. 7,1870
Big Springs , \Vy. T. , Sept. 18,1877 00,000
Glendftle. Io. , Oct. 8.1870. . . . . . . 0,000
Winston , Mo. , July 15 , 1881 4 000
Blue Out , Sept. 7,1881 10,000
Total 8303,778
The people who lost neither nous ,
brothers , fathers nor husbands , nor
chared in the losses of money hero cot
down , may indulge in aonsolcsa and
disgusting sympathy for the bloody
and heartless murderers who turned
their hands against society , They are
of the kind of people who in war
would HacriOco "their wife's rolatlvoa"
to patriotism. Their pleas ore .not
worth , a great in the estimation of n
flonaiblo , woll'balanced mind.
Oattlo In Nevada.
For over cloven years , saya The
Reno Gazette , cattle have been cheap.
In 1809 they sold for 10 cents , and a
few sales were reported as high as IS
cents , In December , 1880 , they wore
going nt 3l 4 cents , and Homo were
Bold for 2 $ cunta per pound. The lat
ter were ( poor cattle , of course , but
to-day they would sell for G cents.
This winter sales at 9 'cents have been
reported. The caiuos that brought
down prices were ( several. Ono was
hard times east , another was dry years
in Nevada , which loft the ranches
short of feed and out the supply in the
hills very short. Several hard winters
scared people , and a good many were
BO anxious to got out that they knocked
prices in order to sell. The v&st herds
vyoro driven in from Texas several
times , Heavy sales from Oregon ,
Washington , and the north , and
points to the south helped to fill the
Wan Francisco markets. Most of
these causes have been removed. The
pendulum has swung back and forth
in Nevada , and the true capacity of
the state determined. There is more
feed raised by irrigation , more hay
stored up , nnd much more capIUl in
vested in solid Improvements to pro
tect stock in hard winters. The de
mand from the east seems to bo un
limited , The eastern capacity for Nevada -
vada beefsteaks nnd roasts is practi
cally insatiable. The Ilumbolt coun
try has boon full of buyers for a year ,
and thousands and thousands of head
have been driven to Wyoming and
Colorado. Last year the late spring
r.iinn brought excellent browse on all
the mountain ranges , and this winter
will aocuro a like result for 1882.
Cattle men say the western half of
Nevada had as inttch feed last voar as
ih had when cattle first came in.
There were enormous crops of hay and
grain last year , and cattle were needed
to cat thorn up just when there WAB a
big demand for beef cattle for Califor
nia and stock cattle for the cast. Com
bined with nil these circumstances ,
thcro has boon an improvement In the
breeds of Nevada cattle. Consider
ing , therefore , the growing markets
in California and the east , nnd the
mprovcd facilities for storing feed and
dining hay and grain in Nevada , it is
plainly to bo soon that there Is no im
mediate prospect for a depreciation in
the price of beef.
A STORY ABOUT EARS.
An Admirable Substitute for the
SntvUo Bomanco Tlio Woudorful
Earsofa Tlppocanoo County.
Boy.
Layfi.Tctto ( Ind. ) Courier.
A strange and wonderful phenome
non has fust boon brought into our
office , in the parson of littla Willie
Lester , whoso father is a well-to-do
farmer on the Woa plains. Willie is
only about 10 years old , unusually
bright and intelligent for his ago , and
has always boon ronmrkablo in his
neighborhood for his wonderful oars.
Hio right ono is perfectly immense
being , wo should judga , as largo as a
palm-loaf fan , whilst the other is no
bigger than the car of an ordinary
sized wax doll. Until quito recently
nothing unusual had over boon no
ticed in his hearing , but lately ho has
developed , wonderful powers in that
direction. With his small ear ho can
tioar the faintest buzzing of the smal
lest bugs nnd insects , and can even
detect oounds uttered by the minutest
animalcule-so small that they are
not even visible to the naked eyu. A
lly running along a window pane , a
caterpillar crawling across a shout of
per makes ouilicient noise to attract
En is attention , oven when his back is
turned. The sonao of hearing is so
acute in this ear that it is absolutely
painful to him , and ho is compelled to
wear a cork in it ot all times. The
right and largo oar is quito the reverse
of its little companion in both its
powers and properties. To it these
minute and near sounds so painiully
discernible to the other are lost , but
distant noises are readily hoard. Al
though residing fifteen and a quarter
miles from any railroad Lafayette
being the nearest point yet Willie
can distinctly hoar the trains and
mills blowing their whistles , nnd can
easily distinguish between the engine
bnlls and the city bells , When the
W abash round-house blow up some
weeks since Willie felt thn shock as
severely as though ho had boon in the
building itsolf.Ho had boon unwell
for some days and was stooping later
than usual that morning , and when
the explosion occurred ho sprang from
the bodtwith a frightened scream and
holding his oar with both hands stood
for ( some , time tremblinpTln the middle -
dlo of the room. On clear , days'ho
has often hoard Sheriff Taylor sum
moning witnesses from the court house
window. Ho distinctly hoard the
noise of the mob at Kokomo , Monday
night , which was a.very clear night.
Although unnblo to make out what
they were doing , yet ho hoard the
shouts "Hope's down ! " "Time's up !
and hoard poor Long sing "Seo ( hat
My Grave is Kept Green , " the tune
of which Willie at onoo recognized ,
and in a low , awoot voieo sang the ac
companiment , it being quito familiar
to him. Ho can hoar thu coming of a
storm long before there are any signs
of it in the air , nnd oven long before
the weather bureau gives notice of its
approach. At a suggestion of a neigh
bor. Mr. Lester had n wire gauze lid ,
with a tin rim , made to fit over Wil-
lio'a oar. It consists of two thicknes
ses of gauze , the other ono being of
larger mesh than the inner ono ; be
tween the two there is an intervening
thickness ot loose flannel to softer
sounds. Willie wears it continually ,
and this with the cork in the small
ear has the effect of reducing his hear
ing to a normal condition. Willie is
a handsome , fair faced , golden haired
llttlo man , exceedingly shy and timid ,
and any notice taken of hun seems to
bo quito painful to the little follow.
His father and undo , Mr. Henry
Torlburg , "brought him to towh thia
morning and to The Courier olllon this
noon. The physicians boii.g apprised
of the fact have iust boon touting his
powers , and nro in a state of wild ox-
oitomont over this wonderful freak of
nature. Further comment is unnec
essary and UBulora. The imagination
haa nothing luft to add wo cannot
uild relined gold or paint the sunbeam
To in the truth la stranger than fic
tion. Wo cau only write the foots ,
our poor pen fails us further than
this.
A Historical Oircuu Piece.
The lost clover dodge of the circus
men wan to buy the clothes worn by
GuitotJu on the 2d ot July , nnd Mo-
Donald , the sculptor , was employed to
make a lifo-nlr.0 ikuro of the assassin
and ono of President Garfield , with
wljoh to represent the actual scene of
shooting , By aocurato casts , measure.
wonts and photgraphs the figures were
carefully worked out , nnd from sit
tings and studies in his cell the evil
and ugly countenance oi Gultoau was
reproduced in the finest line and shade.
Visitors to McDonald's atudio fairly
jumped when the door was flung open
and the scene presented to thorn ;
Guitoau with outstretched arm and
pistol in hand , standing behind his
victim , and the whole of his fioudisH
malice shadowed in his wiokod eyes
and savage mouth. Any ono can pic
ture how the rurual communities will
flock to this [ show , and his face and
1'oneral appoarano made known by
this perfect imago , Guitoau will bo
even more universally hated and despised -
spisod by the people.
JTo heaa-ache or back-ache for ladle *
l JvTik "WINE OF OARDUI. "
Peculiar Patronymic * .
Bonrnp & Carrohor are gasfitters In
Gtnnd street , Now Ycrk.
Christian Angel was arrested at De
troit for refusing to support his family ,
and Christian Whuson for burglary.
Mr. Kansas Nebraska Bill lives at
Saybrook , Ct. Mr. Bill was born in
the time of the Kansas-Nebraska ex
citement , tabout 1853 or 1854 , when
the KansastNobraska bill won everywhere -
whore discussed , nnd his father , James
A. Bill named him Kansas Nebraska.
Ho has a brother , Lecomp on Consti
tution Bill , and another , Jefferson
Davis Bill.
Michael Sir Shepherd lives at II-
ford , England. When his mother was
bidden , "Namo this child , " she court-
csiod atid replied : "Michael , sir , "
and Michael Sir it was. An old Irish
song , records a parallel case where a
dog , answering to the name "Donnia"
was making himself too busy at the
christening , and had to bo chocked by
the mother , with the result described :
'Whst'shli name ? " MI the priest ! "Down ,
Dennli , " MTI ill' ;
So Down Tennis DeljrudJerjr they christened
mo ,
Dootort Wiliard Bliss is the name
of Dr. D. W. Bliss , who attended
President G.irCold. Ho was so christ
ened after Dr. Wiliard , who presided
at his birth nt Auburn nearly fifty
years ago.
ThoBov. Ebonezor Bhoianath Bhoso
has boon appointed curate of St , An
drew's , Bothalgroon , London.
The Rev. William Napoleon Barley
corn haa boon sent to Fernando Poles ,
n missionary by the English Primitive
Methodists.
Mr. Arthur Wollinajton Waterloo is
an ex-army surgeon in England.
Mr. Eldorsloy Clinton Dorlard do
Olomants keeps a laundry at Detroit.
Miss Pauline Castle Garden , aged
2j , was picked up in the rotunda of
Castle Garden on the night of the
Fourth of July , named by Superin
tendent Jacksoti , and sent to the refuge -
ugo on Ward's Island.
Messrs. Nova Zombla and Adaman
tine Johnson are residents of St. Louis ,
Mo.t
Mo.tMiss
Miss Mazin Grace Brooks is a resi
dent of Kansas City , M ? . , her pious
mother having named her ( by ear ) out
of the hymn-book : "Mazin grace , how
awoot the sonndl"
Dr. Theodore Lodyard cf Now York
city , used to bo Dr. Theodora Lodyard
Smith , but obtained permission from
the court of common pleas to drop the
last name. Hojavo as a reason that
"it is his ambition and hope to be
come master of his profession , and to
build up and establish a distinct indi
viduality in his practice , and ho fears
that because of the great number of
doctors named Smith that name will
hinder him in his oUjoct. "
The late Mr. Lewis Hamilton of
Kentucky loft five children Mr. Lon
don Judge Hamilton , Master South
ern Soil Hamilton and Miss Avenue
Belle , OhinaFiguro and Hebrew Fash
ion Hamilton.
A Story of Congressman Blame.
Ex-Secretary Spinner In Florida Times ,
"I used to know Blalne when he
first came to Congress. We boarded
at the same house , and our families
dined together. Some of my friends
about that time introduced a bill into
Congress to increase my salary as
Treasurer. Mr. Blnino took occasion
to speak on the bill , and made some
very grossly1 unjust remarks about me ,
I was a'good deal surprised , and after
that I'did ' not notice him or recognize
him1 in any way. Of course it was
rather embarrassing for our families.
Ono day , standing in the hall with an
acquaintance , Biaino passed , and the
gentleman I was talking with intro
duced us. I offered no recognition ,
and the gentleman said : 'I thought
you know Blnino. ' 'I do/saldl , 'and
that's why 1 didn't opoak to him.1
Bomo time after that Biaino and I mot.
and ho came up to mo holding out
boMi his hands. Ho said : General ,
this thing has boon going on long
enough. I am sorry I said what I did
about you , and I should not havo. said
It. I did not know you then. ' 'Well , '
said I , 'that is just why ypu should
not have said it. ' But ho asked my
forgiveness and wo made friends , and
have boon personal irionds over since.
That is just the difference between
Blalne and Oonkling. Biaino can forgive -
give a man ho his injured , but Conk-
ling cannot. "
Given np by Doctors.
"Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey is
up and at work , and ourod by so sim
ple a remedy ? "
"I assure you it is true that ho is
entirely cured , and with nothing but
Hop Bitters ; nnd only ton days ago
his doctors gave him up and said ho
must diol"
"Woll-a-dayl That is remarkable !
I will go this day and got some for
my poor George I know hops are
good. " [ Salem Post.
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We are meiwcd to turnlsh Band ol the \ery
boat uallty ( or Inilldiux imrpoics to any part of
the city , at reasonable prices , or at the pit. In-
pit
35th and California Sts ,
Cook Si Isaacson
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PLAITING lACEfflE
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DEESS-IAKBfiS'
- COMPANION ,
It pUdUirptn L16 of a n luch to
width In the ccarseot felts or Dnctt ellk
U d ? ° 5 a"1k'ncl" ' l t } > w of rUltlDK in nsa ,
Ko lidy that does her own dress nuitlne can
anom to do without one ai nice iilaltCiff U
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Plumbing , Steam & Gas Fitting
Aaurra rot
Turbine Water Motor ,
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Mcdtclnei furolsbcd at office.
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Stomach I-Uteri has been the rclenlogtpcclfic
lor Indlgcatlondyspepnlt , fe\cr and ague , loss of
phydcaleUnilnallrer complaint and other dl ir
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medical men M a health acd strength rotor
atlre. It counteract ! a tendency to premature
decay , ' and sustains and comforts the aged And
Infirm.
Forlaalo by 1I drnrrliU and denier * per mil )
tgr-r ol to ml
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Room No. 4 , Grolgkton Block , 15th
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mon-wcd-frl
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ufoat line connecting the great Metropolis. CHI
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and tJourn-EiflTSSLH LINES , which terminate there
with KINBU Crrr , I/IAVSHWCHTII , ATCIIISOH
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EVERY LINE OF RSAD. ? Z ?
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Is the only line from Chicago owning ? track In
Kanias , or which , by Itu own road , reaches th
points above named. No raANsrims ET CAURIAOI
No MI-JHNQ ooHHBCTlosg I No bundling In III
ventilated ot unclsan cir , aa svcry passongcr.
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upon Fast F.rprosa Trains
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surpassed excellence , at tba low rate of SCTKIT
FI.NS CKHTS IAGO , with ample time for bealthfn
> njoymenl.
Through Can between Chicago , Feorla , Mil
waukoa and Missouri lUver Points : and cloja eon
noctlons at alt potato of Intersection with otber
roads.
We ticket ( do not ( erect tlile ) directly to even
place of Importanca In Kansas. Nebraska , Cla-V
lIUIs , Wyoming , Utah. Idaho , Nevada , Call/ore. . ! ,
Oregon , Washington Territory ! Colorado , Aiiwo *
and New Mexico.
Asll beral arrangements regarding baggage u
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competitor ! , who furnish but a Utho a the com
fort.
fort.Don and tackle of iporta < aen I ren.
Tlckoto. mans and folders at all prlnclpa
oQccs In the united Btatoa tad Canada.
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snd but cne Lctwoua OMAHA and
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ductive Orirans , It restores M all the onanlo
functlms tholr former vigor and vitality , ma-
lilnir llfo cheerful and cnjojablc. Price , S3 a
bottle , or four times tbo quantity 810. Sent by
express , secure from observation. to any address.
on receipt of price. No. C. 0. I ) , sent , except
on receipt of $1 as a guarantee. Letters re
questing answers must Inclose stamp.
Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills
are tb j best and cheapest dyspepsia and bllllous
cure I a the market. Sold by all druggists. Price
CO cents.
Dii HOTIK'B KIDNST REMKDT ,
Cur 09 1 II klndot Kidney and bladder complalnte.
gonorrhea , gleet and leucorrhca. For tale by all
dauggiste : $1 a bottle.
ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE ! ,
TISOllvoSt. , St. Louis , Mo.
For Sale In Omaha by
C. F. GOODMAN.
Jan2&-lv
TRUTH ATTESTED.
Some Important Statements of Wei
Known People "Wholly
Verified. '
In order that the public may fully reallie the
genuineness oi the statements , AS well as the
power and value o ! the article of which they
speak , wo publish herewith the fac-olmlle sign * .
tures of parties whoso sincerity Is beyond quea
tlon. The Truth ot those testimonials Is abso
lute , nor can the facts they announce be Ig
nored
OMAHA , NIB. , May 21 , 1881.
n. n. WAnnRtt & Co. :
DiUttSlE : I have frequently used Warner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure .or local affections
attendant upon severe rheumatic attacks , and
hao always derived benefit therefrom , I hare
also used the Sato Nervine with satisfactory re
sults. I consider theao medicines worthy of
conddoura t
Deputy Treasurer
OMAHA , NEB , May 24 , 1SS1
II. n WARNKB fc Co. , Rochester , N. Y. :
Oiurra : I havt tlio oour Sale Kidney and
Liver Cure this spring an a hcrlnvlgorator. and
1 Ond It the best remedy I o > er tried. I have
used 1 bottles , and It has made mo feel better
than over I did before In the spring.
0. 1' . K. Shops.
.OlIAlIA , NEB. , llay 24,1881
II. II. Vr'ARNKUtCO. :
Sim : For more than la years I ha\o suffered
much Inconvenience from combined kidney nnd
liver diseases , rnd ha\o been unable to work ,
my urlniry organs also belnf affected. I tried a
great many mvdlclnes and doctor * , but Igrew
worse andvtortoday by day. I was told I hod
Bright's DIseaeo , and I wished en ) self dead if I
could not have speedy relief. I took jour Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure , knowing nothing else
v , as ever known to cure thu disease , and I have
not been disappointed. The medicine has cured
me , and I am perfectly well to-day , entirely
through your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure I
wish you oU success In publishing this \Muable
remedy through thn world
U. I'.R. n. Shops.
Thousands ol equally strong endorsements many
of them In cuesnhoro hone was abandoned have
boon \ \oluntarilygl\ , Knowing the remarkable
power of Warners tale Kidney nnd Liter Cure ,
mail diseases cf the Kidneys , Ihcr or urinary or
gans , If any one who reads this has any pii } s-
leal trouble rcimmber the great remedy ,
inn
Genius Eewardefl ;
OR ,
The Story of tlio SewingMach
A handsome little "pamphlet , blue and gold
cco Itu numerous tngntt Ings , will be
GIVEN AWAY
to any nuult ptratn calling for It , alanv branch
or sub-office of The Sinter Manufacturing Com
pany , or will bo sent by mall , post paid , to
any person IMnx at a distance from our otlkte.
The Singer Manufacturing Oo , ,
Principal Office , 84 Union Square ,
, NEW YORK.foblB
( foblB d&w
JOBS STABLXR ,
1'resldcnt. Vice Frea't.
W. S. DtidiiiR , Bee. and Treas.
THE NEBRASKA
MOTlOTDKDKr DO
Lincoln , Neb.
MANUFAOTUREK3 OV
Corn Planters , Harrows , Farm Rollers ,
Bulky Hay Rakes. Bucket Elevating Wind
ml &c.
We are prepared to do Job work and maoul
turtog tor other parties.
Addrts all orders
NEDEA8KA MANUFACTURlNa CO. ,
Luoow Nsi
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
-OF-
Men's , Boys' and Children's
LOTHIN
Ready for Inspection
AT
Palace Clothing House ,
THE LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED
1316 Farnam Street , Near 14th.
.
MarlCaod.
BASWITZ & 'WELLS ,
OPERA HOUSE SHOE STORE ,
Under Boyd's Opera House.5
Are noW daily receiving large Stocks of
SPRING GOODS !
And invite the people to call and examine
Goods.
Good Goods ! Low Prices1
AND SQUARE DEALING AT THE
" Opera House Shoe Store. "
Ian31-d3m
I
CLOTHIER !
Is Now Located in His New Store ,
1308 FAR N HAM STREET.
One Door East of the New York Dry Goods Store.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
NEW STOCK OF SPRING SUITS I LARGEST VARIETY
OF BOY'S 'AND ' CHILDREN'S SUITS EVER SEEN !
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
L. BRASH , - - 1308 FABNHAM ST.
The Oldest Wholesale and
Retail JEWELRYHOUSE
in Omaha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in SIL
VER WARE. CLOCKS ,
Rich and Stylish Jewelry ,
the Latest , Most Artistic ,
and Choicest Selections in
REGIOUS STONES and
all descriptions of FINE
WATCHES at as Low Pri
ces as .is compatible with
honorable dealers. Call
and see our Elegant New
Store , Tower Building ,
corner llth and Parnham
Streets
THE LEADING
MUS9G HOUSE
IN TOE WEST J
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low as
any Eastern Manufacturer
ana Dealer.
Pianos and Organs sold
for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock of
Steinway Pianos , Knabe
Pianos , Yose & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes.
Also Clough & Warren ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before pur
chasing. /
MAX MEYER & BRO. , ,
iVIANUFACTb'BERS OF : SHOW GASES
Large Stock Always on Hand.
HENRY LEHMANN ,
JOBBER OF
AND
WINDOW SHAD'ES '
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED.
108 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA
o.
WHOLESALE GROCEE ,
1213 Farnhem St. . Omaha , Neb.
