Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 16, 1882, Page 3, Image 3
'k ' TEE DAILY BJlb ) : OMAHA TUESDAY MAY 1G , i882. ' I ft IEID &c OO , The Only Exclusive Wholesale Hardware House XJVT 1108 AND-1110 HARNEY STREET , OMAHA HEB. J.J.BiBO'W'lsr&sOO , WHOLESALE DRY GOODS , Boots and Shoes. OMAHA' - NEB. The Oldest Wholesale and THE LEADING Retail JEWELRYEOUSE in Omaha. Visitors can here IN THE WEST I General Agents for the find all novelties in SILVER Finest and Best Pianos and VER WARS. CLOCKS , Organs manufactured. Rich and Stylish Jewelry , Our prices are as Low at Eastern Manufacturer the Latest , Most Artistic , any and Dealer. and Choicest Selections in Pianos and Organs sold RECIOJ3 STONES and Tor cash or installments at Bottom Prices. all descriptions of FINE A SPLENDID stock oi WATCHES at as Low Pri Steinway Pianob , Knabe ces as is compatible with Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi honorable dealers. Call arms , and other makes. and see oin1 , Elegant New . Also Clough & Warren , Sterling Imperial Smith , , Store Tower , Building , American Organs , &c. Do corner llth and Farnham not fail to see us before pur Streets. chasm ? . MAX MEYER & BRO. , , Large Stock Aways on Hand. FURNITU 11 I ORCHARD & BEAN , J.B. FRENCH & CO , , CARPETS ! G R O C E R SI THE L I 1309 Farnham Street. BOE3J3L SIGNS House Painting , INTERIOR DECORATING. 1118 Farnam Street , Apartments in private houses Painted , Frescoed or Decorated to suit nil I / tastes , Wo make a special study of the true harmony of colora and produce m /Jp fine con.raatsand combinations to match every variety of furnishing. Churches V and public buildings painted and frescoed in the most approved etylo. f ESTIMATES FURNISHED. I EMPLOY NOME BUT FIRST-CLASS MECHANICS , and give personal attention to all work. Bnsmoss llirectoFY , Ab tr ct ml Deal tjt t . JOHK L. McCAQUK , oi'poflto Post Offlcs. IT. R. PAnTIKTT 817 Snnlh 18lh Street. Architect ! . JUFBKKE k ftiELSSOIUI , Room U , Cnlghlcn Block. 1 A , T. tAROK Jr. . lloom J. Ciolghtfln Blotlc. Uooti nd Oho . JMIK3 DRVIHR ft CO. , fine Dootfl aad tihot * . A Rood fcw ime rork on band , corner 12th and turner. mOO. KIUCRSON , B. U. cor. l th and Dowrlt JOHN rOUTUNATUS. KJ 10th itrret , inonutactun to order good woi \ \ Mr vrtM * . Retttlrlnr done. Ded Spring * . LARHIMRn Manntacturer. 1617 DowU Dooki , Now * and QUtlonery , J. I. FHUKHAUF 1018 IVnhun Btre t Duller and Eg . UnanAMR A SCI1ROKDKR , the oldt t a knd 3 lonte In NctorajVix MUbllxhed 1876 Onuhk. UKHTKAb 11KSTAURAJJT , 1(118. A. RYAN , l.nlhirtst comer ICthand Dodge. Ueot Do&rd lor the Monoy. E lls ! ctlon QuMani-ew kl til noun. Board by tha D TI Week or Month. Good Tonm for Ci ) FarnUhoil Unnmn Hnpptlod. Urrl ce * and Road Wngort * . ONYDKU , I Ui Mid lUmcv Streets. Olothlnz Uought. ' , HARRIS will par hljrhoatCMh price ' lor oocc Itnd clothlnp. Conlcr,10th und rftmh m. Jane on. JOHN BAUMKK ISli F ruh m Stroel. ilunK. H. DKnTllOLU , IUtf and McUl. Lumber Llmo and Coment. fOBTRK tt OR \ \ corner Cth and DouglM 8ti Lainpa and dlauware. / . BOKNER 1309 IoojUa at. Good Varlet ) Mcrcnant Tailor * . 0. A LINDQUE3T , Jneo ! our most pcpular Merchant Tallon la.n eh Ing the latoet ilraiKiia tor Spring and Sununo Joodj ( or Kontbmens wear. BtyllUi , durable ind Drlce3 low aa over SIB 18th bet. DOUC. & Furu Mllllnory. . ARS. 0. A. R1KOKK , AVholesalo and Retail , Fan y Ooodd In great variety , Zephyrs , Canl Boards Soglery , Olo\cs , Corfots , &c. Chenpctt UOUM li the West. Purchaser * R T o 80 per cent. Ordt 3y Mail. 116 Fifteenth Street. rounary. /OHN WEARNB & SONS cor.Uth& Jarkaoniti P lour and Feed. 3UAHA OUT MILLS , 8th and Varnaam Bts. VelthAus Broa. , proprietors. Grocer * . C. 6TKVKNS , Slst between Coming and tear f. A. MoSflAKB , Corn. jSd and Cuming Street * Harawmo , Iron ana uteel. OLAN A LANQWORTUT , Wholoeale , 110 anc M 16th btrtot A. HOLMta corno 1Mb acd Calllornla. Harneta , Saddles , &c. B. WF.IBT 20 18th St. bet Farn- narney Motcln ANFIELD UOUUK.Ooo. Canfleld.Oth & Farnhxtt aOUAN UOUbE , I1 U. Gary , 913 FurnhamHt SLAVEN'H 110TKL. F. Hlaven , 10th St. louthorn Ilr.tcl Ous. llamel Oth it Lcavenwcrtl ru c , ruini * na uua. KU11N & CO. 'harmaclirti , Flno Vane Uoodx , Cor. lita and Doog ! i ttreeta V. J. W71ITEHO Ueii , Wholesale & Retail , 16th Bt 0. FIELD , S02S Morth Side Cuming Street rAEIt , DrucrlKt. 10th and noward Btriwts. UontUU. > B. PAUL Wllll m < HlopK Cor. 16th h Do.lga. ury uuoc * rlotiona , ttc. JOHN B. F. LKziUANN & CO. , < w Tort Dry Goods Score , 1810 tnd 1812 Fam u m etrvet. t > C. Kncwold also hoott and nhooa & Paclfla ruruiture. i I1. QBOS3 , Now and Bcooud Hand Farulture nd Stovoa , 111 ! Dcnjlai. nigheet cash prlci ild lor eooond band cooaa. BOHNF.lt 1809 Dooflk it. Fine < rood ko , f rrco tyorni. OUAEA FENCE CO. iUZT , IP.IES A CC 12ia Carney St. , Improve < d lea Boxes , free and Wood Fonoei , OCct Ulnira. Gonntri * ? ln and Walnut. Pawnbroker * . ROSF.NFELP 10th St. . brt far. f > TJii , Uanlieia'a Potent. OOPHMAN Itli ft , hft. yarn & Ol. < ar8 nnd Tcbxcco. WEST & FniWCllER , mant.f cturcr ol tnd Vliolrcalu Doalcrel n Tobaccos , nOSD ff. f. LOHliNZEJl manulftcturcr 1416garnham Florlat. A. Ponajhrie , paut ! , cuttlowora , nocjo , coqaoti oc K. W. icr. ICth and Douaa ttrccta Ulyll Ln lrieeri. arid Uurvoyor * . ANDRKW ROSKWATCU. Crelghton Block , town Kurveye , Grade r.nd Hoyvortso Byetomi a 3p ic'.olty. _ Commlajlon Merchant * . JOHN G. WIL U3UU Dodfiro Street. D B. BEEMEK. For details eio largo adrertlae- mcnt In Dally and Wcckli" . Corn Ice Work * . Western Cornice Works , Manufacturers Iron C/ornlce , Tin , Iron and Slate Rootling. Ordcri ! rom any locality promptly executed In the host nanuer. Factory and Olllco 1213 Uarney Bt 0. 8PECIIT , Proprietor. 3ilvanUed Iron Cornices , Window Caps , etc. , nanutactured and put up In any part of the xmntry. T. eiNIIOU ) 41B Thirteenth etreet Crockery , I. BONHER IBOil Dongln etreet. Oood line. OlothlnB and Furnlihlng Qoo > * . 3EO. H. PETERSON. Alw Uata , Caps , Boots , Shoos Notlonv and Cutlery , 01 S. 10th itroet Show Date Manufactory. ) 0. J , WILDK , ilanntaclurer and Dealer In all klnd ol Show 3aei9 , Upright Casm , A 1817 Caw fit. FRANK L. QEIUIAltD , proprietor Omaha Ihow Cosn niAnulactory , BIS South 16th otrcot , tetwcen Loavenuorth and Marcy. All K ° od mrranted Unit-clam. _ Uloveo ana inwero. A. BUKMESTElt , ) c ! cr In Stores nnd Tinware , and Mannfactarar if Tin Roofs and all kinds of Building Work , ) dd Fellowu1 Block. ' . nONNKIt. 1 BOB Dong-Ian Bt oed and | S od . . EVANS , Wboleoale and RoUll Rood Drill * and lultlraton Odd I'cllomi null Physician * anil Suraeon * . 7. B. QIBBS , M. D. , Roam No i , Orelghtou Hock , llith Street. V. c. LKIHkMiUNO , M. i ) . Maaonti ! Block. I. L. HART , U. D. , Eye and Ear , opp. poitoffice DR. L. B. ORADDT. Imllstand Aurlst. S. W 16th and Farnham 8U Photograpner * . OEO. HEYN. PROP. Grand Central Oallerr , IIS Sixteenth Street. ear Masonic Hall. Flnt-claai Work and Prompt' eee guaranteen HI urn Ding , Uat and bteam l''ttlnj. . W. TARPY A. CO. , J10 12 Ht. , bet. Farnham ud Douglas. Work promp y attended to. D. STTZPATRICK. HI an aper HENRY A KOSTKR8.141 Oodeo Street. tllioe otorc . hllllp Un 18SO Farnhim lit , bet 18th ft 11 eh. Bbcond Hand Gtoro. KRKItm ft LEAK , 1416 fioujlas St. , Now and ocond Hand Furniture , Houao FuinlbhlngOoode a . > > niiyht ariil iM on nurrnw manrlni " " Underiaaura. UAI. ! RIEWE , 1U1K Farnham bet. 10th & lltd , CrO Uant Btoroi. 1 fl. 1IAOKDH Ktrnham Bt. . Fancv ManAi Ualoon * . HENRY 1IAUFMANN , D tnu new brick block on DoufrUui Street , bai Just opened a most olcgint BocJ Ilall. Ilot Lunch from 10 to 13 w cry day , Caltdoata * ; . FALCONER 579 16th Strut. } RSONALITIES. Bn ! < nl ] . Anthuny tin cousin of Sent tor Liptmm , IVculdent Arthur' * ffice JIM lo t the RW look of last fftl ) , nnd 1ms n fresh , mail ; hue. hue.Mrs. Mrs. ScoulloM one merit UK n lecture ilio speaks , InrtuillMy. Oincinnnti GJUI inercial. John L. C'emm ' , "the itn > mtneNboy o OMckmuftugii , ' ' has liecn M > oiuted cap tain Anilafttutnnt qunrtermaster. "Mftjih" Bicklmin rlie to explnln , ii the Dayton Journal , that he "I * hkel ) to be a candlilnte for consn to be i bishop in tlio Church of KngUnd. " It U 2t y r flntfa Mark Twain wru i pilot on the Ml flsipi ! > l river , hut an nlc hand at the wheel recognized htm las' week on his trip to Now Orlennr. Srnntor IIn r tays tliat when he ihooV his Tint nt Senator Kill In he wan oulj fooling1. The olhrr dlKtlnRiilthe I MRSJA chunctlR man , Mr. S illlvnn , doern't il < buslneaa that way. It is reiKirlcil thnt when Mt * Anne Dlcklnmm henrd of Dr. Mary Wnlker'i goml fortune In necurlng A WndilnRtor clcrkflilp , she usidly rlrthcd , "Iwlili 1 wcrt In Mnry'g pantitlouiii. " Joji ph W. Cohuni , win laid Ihe co'ticr. ntono of Hunker Mill monument nnd hull ) the first rnllrnad lu thin country , ( the wno.ien one from n grnntte qunrrv in Quli cy , Mass. , to tide-waterIsntlll ) living ; lu Hoston. Tli * election of Gener.il Stcedinan to lie chief of p ilic-j In the city of Tol. . dti shoul I cnrournge young men who hi\ ( jhoson > o'itlcB n ft pn fo < ntoni They inay reich nn eiiinhl ! UuctIon by perseverance nnd good furtuno. George Olto Trovelynn , Lonl Frederick Cttcnilish'ii Euccvpdiir its chief secretary of Ircliii'i ' , Is tlio nephew and bK > Kr.phtr of Mncnulny , nnil it litornry man ol much riiHivKtion , Ho him also h d much cx | > e < rieitco in public nlluirj. Wlien in I'ari * recently tha Duchess of Kdlnburgh went about shopping a voorl Heal. One cvonimt rither late he called at n millincrV nhop which wan just being clos d , and w.ii rrfuod admittance , the benne aiyicR tint her mistress had retired for tlio night. Next inornin ? the benne report d thnt otio "Madnme d'Killnb .u y" had called Into nujl she had refu o I to mi- nut her. "What , " cried her matres ! < . " < lo you know who it was you treated fo ? Ttjat was the daughter of tnu czar uf ltu < - sin and tlio wife of n BOH of thu Queen of l < .iiBl ndl" "Ticns ! " exclaimed the i.tlicr , chagrined nt bor lost i pportunity. "iiud I Rf > nr her oft without taking a good look at herl" POLITIC&.L , There will bo ti2Ti dalegntea in { the Ohio republican convention. , Mr. KirUwood nbaolutely refuses to be- u > mo a candidate for congress Irom Iowa. ( Jongresunan Springer , of Illinois , will have some conto tautR for the dcmociatio uomiuatiun thin year. The i ( Tort to get up a boom in favor of Judge Deveua for governor of Momctui' ettj eeeius to IKWO failed. Kx-Gpv. AVilliam Irwin , of Callfornin , would like to bo nominated by thu etou.o- rats fur congreasman nt largo. Undtr the special act of congrcsfl , Wctt Vir. inia will eld t her four ronjieaainen ( n the tecond Tueiday iu October. The republican nominatian for govrrncr n M line it la throught lies between Fred- rick Kobie , of Gorhnm , and W. W. Thomaa , jr. , of Portland. The fight bpUcen Congressman Me- Ivinley and Jucigo Laubio for the republi can nomination in the new XVIIIth Ohio district ia waxiug warm. Judge William Lawrence , lirst Coinp- roller of the treasury , has written a let ter declining to bo a candidate for congiet B n Speaker Keifer'a district. George D. Tilhnnn , of South [ Carolina , , bout whoae leat in congrocH there U aeon- e t , is named as an available and popular candidate for the governorship of his state , The Peoria. (111. ( ) Tr.mecript ( rep ) In m.ldni , ' the authoritative nnnouncemeni hat General Green U. Itaum has decided n present Ms name frankly t < > tli people if T 'inoin oa a candidate for United rftates ten * tor. tionia of the youthful nspirant * for con- gre xional honors in the Dayton , Ohio , dis trict hu.olieei : perturbed by thortateuient thnt Hubert O. Schcnrk cou iderc'dhiuiFelf youiw enough nnd well en ugli to re-cntf r con rcES fnm that dintrict. Thry will bo rcaspur d whfn they learn that Mr. Schenck himaelf say.s thnt ho haa no tliiiugbt of runuicg fur cougresa this fall , or any other time. The Htiength the Independent movo- men'H ia TCXUH ore shotting i < iilurm mj he Democrat ? , nnd they ure looking auxi- ouely about for n popular i aniliiUte for g > vernor wliocnn hold Ihe party together solidly. The inly man who , it i ihuught , in nlilo to do this ia G ucrnor HoberlH. AH ho has declined a renomination , an effort in milting to get him to rccoiiiidtr the de decision. The drift ot Fcntiment in Illinois is said to be in f.ivor of a late state convention. S > me time in tlio eai ly part of Auuuftia thought to bu noon enough. The only Btao officrrn tu bo elected are n trenturor and a Euperintendcnt of public induction. A full liouso und half of the memboiH of the senate are a HO to be chot > on , A three months' canv IBB is c niddrred long enough for tliesu inrp"BfH nnd for the different The Ut-lfatt ( Me. ) Ag' , one of the most inllurntial greenback papers in Maine , counels the abandonment of the attempt to make that organization a distinct party. Tha Age gives a table showing the falling off In the greenback vote Bin o 1878 to provn the strength of its position. Of Inn 70.000 oiipositi n votes in Maine , 50,000 wilt stick to thoDomocrncyunileranycon- ditinm , while not ever 10,0 0 weto erer republicans ! In Maine ( ho political niluatl-n may ho further complicated by the Introduction of independent candidate ) into the Hold , In Uaugor a iui'i > ber of well known repuVll. cinn htTe licked the Hon. Kdward 13 Ncallcy to stand an a candidate for c' < n- ureas whether hu receiie-i the nomination from the nUto c. mention or not , Mr Nealley I cald tobs pojiulor , has nerved Boveral years in tlio state legislature and wns Hpenker of the liuuie In 1877. It ia an unusual i roceeding for the gov. ernnr of a fitate t't introduce a bill in the legislature , but there heeina to bo authori ty f r such proceeding In New York. Ton executive submitted a bill appropri ating SCO 000 for the purchase and littlm ? up of it camping ground for the National guard. It wax the only time inthehistory of the utata that nl bill was to nflered , and it will probably enj'iy Ita elngularity , for it won reported upon ad- versely. It is now annouured "hy authority" that John G. Thompson will n < t be can didate for the democratic nomination to congreHs from the Columbus district. This Isaves the field clear for Georgs L , Con verse for both the nomination and the election , at the dUtrict went democratic last fall liv 3,395 plurality. Mr , Convene was first rlected to congress iu 1878 , and ru-electul in 18SO , TcKtlniouy. II. F , McCarthy , dni.-giHt. Ottawa , Onl. , Ft-tte * that hovin alllicto i with : hronto lironchltia for Rome yeir , and wo oinplotely oured by thu tuu of TllosiAH1 Uci.KOTitiu On. . mllldlw Wvmoro , Nobraaka 3orrc t ondento of Tin Urn. WYMORB , Neb , , JMdy'J , Doubtlcso uvcry reader of Tun UKK knows of this rattling , bustling town aituatod in the richctit und moat productive sounty ( Oago ) in this ivondorful atnto. I'wolvo inontha ngo for tlio first time the iron liorao bounded 'acrosa tlieio Fertile prairiea on his tirolcas journey \ to the golden poako of Colorado , nn loft behind him the evidence of hi process in the inngio city ho ha cmiftod to grow up horo. Ono year ngo , Wytnoro wns not Now the is A town of 1,000 inhnbi t.tnts , containitit ; nioroof thoulomonti of a first-class town than ntiy of he : competitors in the stnto. She IIAI round-houso ono-fourtl already A - - coinplotodCApablo of sliultoritig fiftooi locomotives. A machine shop OOilSO nnd ground is being prepared for nn < other shop of like dimensions. A magnificent depot 40x100 is now undoi construction , nnd will bp finished thii season , \Yytnoro having been BO. looted as the grand point of the li. &M. Denver extension in , Nebraska will become its mott imjiorant conlci in the slate. It is to bo both froighl and passenger division. It is Arranged for n line from this point to Jtniisni City , Mo. , which will , in nil probiv biltly , bo built this fnll. When thii is completed \Vyinoro will bo ono ol the most imporlntit railrond points in the stnto. Great improvcmonls nro going on in thu city itself nsido from railrond work. A nntgnificont two story brick business house , 00x80 , is now under process of erecium on Niagara avcnuo. II is owned by the Winters' Bros. ' of NViipolo , Iowa. Another equally liood brick , 50x100 , is being built on Nebraska iwouuo. This building in oiriiod by Mr. U. Livsey , formerly of Uluo Spring. At the corner of Uluo nnd Nobrnska rvvonucs , n Bplon > did bank building is being erected. Thin building ia nonrly completed. It is to bo ready for occupancy Juno 1. This bank ( called tlio Blue Vnlloy Dank ) is to bo very strong Ita cap ital stock ia $50,000 , Its president ia lion , J. J. Sloutlimnn , now postmas ter , and for many yoara editor of The Crcston Daily Gazette. Its vice- president is Samuel Wyinoro for whom the city was named. An opera liouao is also to bo erected the coming soaion , cnpublo of seating 1,000 persona. Jtiat now our loading citizens nro or ganizing n street railway to run be tween this city and Blue Springs , a dietinco of one milo. Think of it ! A town not incorporated , nnd in the midst of nil thoao grand improvement * which many an older town might covet. covet.Wo Wo cannot atop now to apeak of the numberlean dwellings that nro daily springing up. It is truly wonderful the growth for this department. But beat of all is the country around Wynovo. Such aoil ! Why nn Iowa farmer would scarce believe the dill'or- once between the soil of Gngo county , Nebraska and that of Iowa. There the aoil is deep , rich and light , not too light for successful farming , for it is hero wo got our largest crop of corn our wonderful wheat returns , nnd our fine fat market market cattle. Ono would think , to look at the neil , that it dot's not need such attention na the soil of Iowa , or Illinois. And certainly ic does not , for the most beautiful returns nro re alized on little capital and a small per cent , of work , Uoraco Grcoloy once said of the Neoaho ratloy in Kansas , "It can raise wheat enough to feed the world. " Ho hadn't soon this locality when ho made that observation ; much less had ho Been ono of our corn crops , with its average of eighty bushels to the acre , our great wheat crops that fur nish bread for our nister a to tea. There is no finer country on earth than the valley of the Blue , watered by that magnificent river from which it domes its name. Land may bo purchased within five miles of Wy- moro for $10 nnd $12 per aero , and well improved farm * with largo and ubatantial dwellings , and farms nro to bo found for $20 per ncro. Ono treat advantage of this whole valley is the abundance and aoaosaibilUy of water. Stock feeders have no difli- B'llty in aecuiiiig good water at twenty loot. loot.Vo \Vo had nearly forgotten to men tion two important fuctora that con- jplro to muko Wyinoro H nubatuutinl town. Ono is the water privileges it unjoje , being touched on the east by bho Big Blue and on the south by [ ndiim creek. Both thcso streams i ( lord excellent mill sites near town. Another fuctor ia the abundance and jxcollenco of atone. Within ono milo of this place atone ia quarried 'or buUding purpop.ca nnd whoa laid n the wall coat leas than $2 n parch. & . fine quantity of brick is iniido here knd retailed at modest figures , as yet. Wo must close this letter it ia too on thy already , but before doing HO nily write to add a word , "Como induce. " If you are desirous to find home you can not go to a more nus- ) icioua point than this , nor can you ind a finer country under the nun. JUNO. Womnn'a Trno Frloml. A friend in need U afriend Irulurd. This lone can deny , etpecially whenn inl.iiiicelH endcrcd when ono U mirily aflllcte.l with lliiOUH' , more particularly tlio-e com- ijalntn and wealcncsscn BJ comninn to our omalc population. Kvery worntnliould : n'iw that Klectrlu ISIttcrn ate \ \ man'x r o friend , and will positivJy icstuie her n healtl ) , even when all i/thor rtmedieu all , A i-Inglu trial always proven mir as- ertion , Ihoy mo pleasant to tin taiste , .u I only cent fifty cents a bottle. Sold by ) , F , lioudrnan JGW1SELOR - AT - LAW J. H. MoOULLOOH , Hoom 4 , Crelvhton Block , Fllteintu Street TO CONTIIAOTOIW. DIJifor thecrectU.n . ot a NormnlColje(100i ! ( 0 , our itoilct hl h ) In tlio city of ftheimndoMi , ' ( { e county , Iowa , will bit rocelierl until the 3rd day ' U y > * ofiico ot i , K. Wllion , 1'rin- li l. In Ili4 hnell. Illi. Plant nd ip.-eiflcktlont ' 111 Wound In 8heimiilo li Nation * ! Hank , The tlit to accent or reject an ; anil til blili li re- emd , mlO-eod-8t NOTICE. 'o ' Kllika McLnuglilln non-ro'l. ' nt defendant ; You nro her bv notified that on the " 4lh day ( April 1852 , KdwarJ I ) . llcUu lilln filed a clltlnn o/alnst you In tlio DUtrlct Court o ( touclai County , No ir tki , the object anil prny > r ol which art ) to olitiln a dhorju fnmjou anil lutoiyol Ilia children ; lunue o1 tlio wtrriaijo Hli you , t thu Kronnd that you IIIYO willuny bindonod the pluliitllT. without good ittUfe , ( .r lie term ol twojoara la t jtnt.- You are r * ulrcd to intwor mid ctlt'nn on or bolero MOP ay , the 1-Jtilivol June 1BS2. K . JIO'.AUimUN. I'lalntlO onerrn-U Ily It U Hii.r. , MH Attorney , W. J. OOIMNELL , AT LAW ATTORNEY - - , H Front Kooas ( up oU-In ) In Ilnutxnrn wbr.cc ! luildlu , N. W. corner KttiM3tb | n Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT" and yo nil never bo biU < > " SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK Men's , Boys" and Children's CLOTHING Ready for Inspection AT POLACK'S CLOTHING HOUSE. The Lowest Prices Guaranteed , 1316 Farnam Street , Near 14th , \ ! rl < Uoil. Opera House Clothing StereO O . IP. LTJ3STID. Dally Arrival * of Now Soring Good * lu Clothing and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods GOODS MARKED IN PLIAN FIGURES , , And Sold At "STRICTLY ONE PRICE I" I am Belling the Celebrated Wilson Bro.'a Pine Shirts , known as the BEST Fitting and Most Durable Shirts Made. 217 SOUTH FIFTEENTH STREET. mlm -MAKERS OF THE Finest Silver Plated Spoons and Fork The only and Uional plato that original firm of is giving for Instance R o g o r a Bros. stance oingla All ou > Spoonn , F o r k a a i d plated Spoon a Knivoa plated triple thloknoHs with the greatest plate nly on of caro. Each the seotlo a lot being hung on a ocalo while rrhoro expo d being plated , to to wear , thereby inanro n fnll do- making a single pooit of oilvuron plated S j. ) o o n them. wear OB long no Wo would call a triple plated cwpecial attention ono. tion to our ooo- Rival. Orient. Tinned All Orders ID the West aliould bo Addressed to Wholesale Jeweler , OMAHA - NEB 3STI3r Is Once More Called to the Fact thai Es.uk foremen ? , in the West in Assortment and Prices o ! CSS" BBS ? FOKMEN'B , BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR. ALSO A COMPLETE LINTS OF Furnishing Goods Hats and Caps iVo aroprepared | to moot the demands of the trade In regard to Lateit Style * and Patterns. Fine Merchant Tailoring In Connection < " RESPECTFULLY , M. HELLMAN & GO , , 1301-1303 Farnham and 300 to 312 13th 01 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN B3 . [ rnrsTi ! : iMiflidSfl &pnEra , &i 9 Lath , Shingles , 31SH , DOOES , BLIPS AID IOUUMGS. 16th and Cuming Sts. OMAHA , NEB