Nebraska Newspapers

    THE D.A1LY JtJJDJ * OMAHA THURSDAY MAY 18 , i882.
imiD &c OO ,
. & The Only Exclusive
, > Wholesale Hardware House
13V
1108 AND 1 1 10 HARNEY STREET.
OMAHA . NEB.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS ,
Boots and Shoes.
OMAHA NEB.
DEWEY &
FURNITURE !
ORCHARD & BEAN , J. B. FRENCH & CO. ,
C A R P ETSI G R O C E R SI
flAYETHB BEST STQCKIN NEBRASKA-MAZE THE LOWEST PEICES
/ ' This is the Only Fonse that Does , Not Sell High
Price Goods
PERKINS & LEAR ,
FURNITUR
Bftdding , r\/lirrors / , Feathers , Feather Beds ,
anil all Goods'Pertaining to the Fur
niture Trade , and Upholstery.
PERKINS & LEAR ,
1461 Douglas Street , Omaba.
mon-wcd-frlli Snip
CARPETSEASON.
SEASON.
invites the attenlionof the public
vr- to his
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOGK
O3E *
New Carpets !
Embracing all the late pat
terns in everything in
the Carpet Line.
Mattings , Oil Cloths and window Shades ,
In large quantities , and always
the Bottom Prices.
/t LACE CURTAILS A SPECIALTY
_ . . _
1313 Farnam Street.
OMAHA , - - NEBRASKA.
Bisiness Hirectory.
Abitr et nd Real tttate.
JOHN L. McCAOUK , trix lt Poet Offlct.
W. R. BAKTLKTT SIT South ISIh Street.
Architects.
)0rRENE A MKNDELSSOnN , ARCHITECTS
Room 14. CiGlghton Block ,
A. T. LABOR Jr. , Room 5. CteteMon Block.
Boon and tihoei.
JAMES DiYINK & CO. ,
line Boot ! nd Shoos. A rood * ortmenl
lame work on bind , corner ISth tnd lUrncy.
tHOS. KRICK80N , S. E. cor. 18th and
JOHN rOUTUNATUS ,
111 1Mb rtroet , m nuf cturci to order ( reedit
it Mr prices.
Bed Spring * .
LARRIUER llktmUeturer. 1617 Donplurt ,
Dock * , New * and CUtlonery.
J. I. FRUKIIAUF 1016 Ftmbun Str .
Duller and Eggt.
ioflltANK tt ECIIKOKDEU , the oldest U. nd K.
JOUM In NebrwVk mtAbllshed 1875 Oroih * .
RK3TAURANT ,
una A.
, 'illmwt corner letlmnJ DoJgc.
B < ut Board for the Montr.
btlthctlon aomoUed
at J1 Hours.
Boird by tbe D r , Week or Month.
Good Terms tor Ouh
nn Ruppllod.
U rrl ce and Road Wagon * .
VII 8NYDEH , 14th and H rnev Street * .
Clothing UouQht.
f. U AKRI3 will p j hlghostCiwhprlco for tecond
i.nil clothlnr. Cornor.lOth ind Pamhuu.
Juwo er .
JOHN BAUMEH 1SH Furahun Street
Ounk.
II. BERTHOLD , Ram and Uotal.
Lumber Llmo and Oernont.
i-OBTKR & OU\Y corner 8th Mid DoiifiUa Bl
Lamps and Qlasiware.
I. CONNER 1809 UoiulM Ut. Good Variety
Merchant Tailor * .
0. A. LINDQUKST.
One of our meat popular Merchant Tallon 1 re
selrlng the Utcet designs for Spring and Sumniur
Hoods for gentlcmcns wc r. StylUh , durable
tnd prices low aa eor HE 13th bet. Dou ; . & Fain.
Millinery.
JIBS. 0. A. RINGER , WholeeMo and Retail , Fan-
oy Ooodl In great \ rlety , Zephyrs , Ciril Doanla ,
uoclcry , Gloves , Corsets , &c. Cheapest House In
beWcat. Purchaacn aaio 80 per cent. Order
by llall. 115 Flftoenth Street.
foundry.
JOHN WEARNE & 80NB car. Hth & Jackson ita
Mourand Feed ,
OMAHA CITY MILLS , 8th and Farnham Sta. ,
Welihana Bros. , proprietor * .
Grocer * .
S. STEVENS , Slit between Cumins and Iznr
T. A. McSHANE , Corn. 23d and Cumin ? Btrootn.
narawnie , Iron ana ttteel.
.1LAK & LANaWORTUY , Wholesale , 110 t.nf
t2 16th direct
A. HOLMES come IGth nd California.
Harnoic , Saadles , &c.
B. WEIST SO 18th St. bet Farn-4IlaineY.
Hotel *
ANFIELD HOUSE , Goo. Canfleld.Bth & Farnhxiii
OORAN HOUSK , P II. Gary , 918 Faniham St.
SLAVEN'S HOTEL. F. Slavcn , 10th St.
ionthorn Hotel Qua. Usnicl Oth & Lcivenwortb
rue * , Halnt * and Oils.
KUUN & CO.
fharmacleta , Fine fane Uoods , Oar. I5tt > and
Dotutlia ktroeta
V. J. WBITEHOOFK , Wholesale & RoUlI , Iflth at.
0. FIELD , 2022 North Bide Cumin ? Street.
PARR , Drusnrldt. 10th anil Howard RtrocK
DantllU.
OR. PAXTTi Williams Block Oor. lEUi & DoJfre.
ur uooo notion * , etc.
JOHN H. F. LEU1IANN & CO. ,
dew York Dry Goods Store , 1810 and 1818 Fam-
ham etreet.
0 O. Enewold aim boot * * nd shoos k PaclUc.
ruruiture.
k F. GROSS. Now and Seoood Hand Furniture
nd EtOTM , 1111 DcneUa. Ulehurt cub prlco
kid for second hand rooae.
BONNER 1B09 DsnTla M. Fine eood fto.
rcrce rrorK * .
OMAEA FENCE CO.
1DBT , FRIES * CO 1213TI rncy HI. , Improve
Ice Boxes , Ircc acd Wood Fences , Offlca
lllntrn. Connlci * Pine knd W lnn ( .
Pawnbroker * .
POSFNKKLD 10th St. . het far. ft Ukf
Kerrigoratork , Uantleid' * Patent.
GOODMAN 1th Ft. bpt. Fkrn. &
Oleum and Tobacco ,
WEST & FR1T8CBICR , manufacturers of Clgnrs ,
tud Wholesale Dcnlerbl n Tobaccos , ISOSDousUs.
H. r. LOUENZEN manutacturor 1116 Farnham
Florist.
A. Doncghno , p'nnta , cut flowers , seeds , ooqnota
etc. N. W. cor. ieth and Douclaa etrceta
Oivll fcnglneeni and Surveyoro.
ANDREW ROSEWATER , CrclRhton Block ,
Town Surreys , Grade knd Sewerage Systems a
Specialty.
uornmlition Merchant * .
JOHN O. WIL Lia.UH Dodge Street.
D B. BEEMER For details see Urge advertise
ment In Dally and Weekly.
Oornlco Work * .
Western Cornice Works , Manufacturers Iron
Jornlco , Tin , Iron and State Roofilng. Orders
rom any locality promptly executed In the beet
manner. Factory and Office 1218 Uarnoy St.
C. SPEOHT , Proprietor ,
lalranized Iron. Cornice * , Window Cap * , etc ,
manufactured and put up In any pan of the
country. T. BINHOLD 4le Thirteenth street
OrocMry ,
J. BONNER 1E09 Donelaa street. Good line.
Clothlne and Furnlahlng Ooo < * .
GEO. H. PETERSON. Also Hats , Caps , Boots ,
Hhoea Notions and Cutlery. 801 B. 10th street.
Show Oase Manuractory.l
0. J. WILDE ,
Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds of Show
Cues , Uprlxbt Cases , & „ 131T Casa fit.
FRANK L. GERHARD , proprietor Omaha
Ihow Case manufactory , 818 South 16th etrrct ,
otweon Lcavonworth and Marcy. All gooda
warranted Brst-clAW.
eve * eno inWtare.
A. BUllMESTER ,
) ralrr In Stoyes and Tinware , knd Manufacturer
f Tin Roofs and all klnda of Building Work ,
Odd Fellows' Block.
. nONNKK. ISOfl DonirlM Ht oo.l and Ch tp
lUeed * .
. EVANS , Wholesale &nd Retail Seed Drills and
Cultivators Odd Fellows Hall
Physician * an * Burgeon * .
W. B. GIBBS , M. D. , Room No 4 , Crelghton
Block. 16th Street.
f , b. LKIHhJiUlNU , M. U , Matonlo Block.
0. L , HAET , if. D. , Eye and Ear , opp. postofflce
DR. L. B. OIIADDY ,
0"iill t knd Aurlet. S. W Hth and Fkrnham Rtt
Photograpnor * .
GEO. HEYN , PROP.
Grand Central Gallery ,
Six Sixteenth Street.
ear Masonic Hall. First-class Work and Prompt-
ees guaranteep
Plumbing , Ua * ana Uteam Kttlnu.
. W. TARPY & CO. . 216 12 Ht. , bet. Farnham
andDouglaa. Work promp y attended to ,
D. riTZPATIUCK , 140 i > ouzlas Street.
alntlnff an per
1ENRY A K01TKK8.141 Oed o Street.
dhce 6oro .
hllllpLan 18JO Farnham tt. bet 18th & 14th.
Uecond Hand Otore.
EREINS & LEAR , 1418 DouirUs El. . Ken and
oconcl Hand Furniture , House Furnishing Goods ,
o. ) mny\t nnil oM on narrow nilridni
Undertaker * .
HAS. RIEWE , 1011 Farnham bet. 10th & lltd.
00 Cent Store * .
P 0. BACKUS Farnbam Kt. . Fanor Gocdi
Ualoont.
HENRY KAUFUANN ,
n toe new brick block on Douglau Street , hat
Just opened a most elegant Bccj Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 11
every day ,
Caledonia "J. FALCONER 67816th Btrcel.
Ml ) DAILY BE !
-MAHA PUBLISHING CO. , PROPRIETORO
yiU Farnham. bet. Oth and 10th Street * .
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
0 re ccny 1 year , In * dvanc ( f cetpatd ) $10 00
1 u.onths " " 5.00
month " " - .00
TIME TABLE.
enicAoo , n. ritn , xmioirouj AX
OMiHA i1L OAt > .
I > are Omaha PaMerurer No. 2 , 8:80 a. m. Ae
mniCHlUlon No. 4 , IKMp. m
AtrUi Omaha Pa ! enr r No. 1 , tM : p. m
t n s ; datlon No. S , 10:60 a. m.
HU19 OMAOA li T 0 tOCtU SOUn.
a , B. k O. 7:40 a. ru. S'40 p. m.
a k N. W. , 7:40 a. m. 8:40 : n. m.
0. , n. I. A P. . 7:40 : a. m. 8:40 : P. m.
K. 0.Kt , J. tt C. B.le res at (80 fc. m. and 7:4 :
m. Arrives at St. Louis at 0:80 : at. m. knd 5:5 :
m ,
W. , St. L. ft P. , iMrrn at S a. m. and 8:40 : n
Arrives k El. Louis at 6:40 : k. m , and 7t :
a
rrar 01 BODTHWIUTD.
B. k U. In Neb. , Through KirroM , 8SO . ra
B. fc M. Lincoln Kxprow fl:20 p , tn.
U P. Overland Express 1lt ; P * m-
0 , fc R. T , for Lincoln , 11:45 a. to.
o. ft u v , > - . ojccMf , ° : < o . f.
0,1 freight No. 5 , C-CO t. m.
0. T [ rolght No. P , 8.M a. in.
U. V. frclRht No. 18 , 2'80p. ra.
U , P. In'UM No. 7 , 0:10 p. m. emigrant.
U , V. Dcnvci expre'i , 7:35 : p. m.
9. P. froltht Nn 11. 11M p. m.
0. P. Dcmci fiolcht , 8:28 : \ \ m.
AftMVtDO fHOK IAHT AKD
0 B. * Q 5:00 : k. m. 7:15 : p in.
a fc N. W. , 9-4B a. m. 7:25 : p. m.
a R. J. ft P. . 0:45 : n. m. 0:06 : p. m.
S. 0. , SU JPO &C B. , 7.86a. ra. :
nainso rnourni win AMD noornwitT.
0. It R. V. tnm Lincoln iOS : p ru.
0. P. Pacific Kxpren 3:25 : p. ru.
D' tt M. In Neb. , Through Kxpwo 4lt : p in
II A M. Ltucaln K y > tc& 0:4B : a m.
U , P. Deaxor oixroiw , 7:3f : > a. in.
U. P. Frilght No. 14 5:50 : p. in.
U. P. No. 0 f.:20 a. m. Kmlft anl
U. P. freight No. 14,12:15 : p. m.
U. P. No. 8-B:00 : p. ui.
U. P. No. 1S-1:45 : n. m.
U , P. IVm or frclirbt , 1:10 n. m ,
0. A R. V. ralxt-d , ar. 4:45 p. m.
UllUt IllilSB BtrftltS CUAItA AKO
to vo Omaha at 8:00 : , 0:00 , 10:00 : and 11:00 :
oi. ; 1:0 : MO , 8:00 : , 4.00 nnd 5:00 : p. m.
tu o Council llluffo nt S:25 , 8:25. : 10:15 : and
:16 a. tn. ; 1:20 , 2:26 : , 3:26,4J5 : : and 6:23 : p. m
finuJnj'it The dummy leaves Omaha at 9.00
4n ) 11:00 : a. tn. ; 2CO : , 4:00 : and 5:00 p. m. Lea > cn
Oo ncll UluSi at BSS : and 11:15 : a. in. ; 2:26 , 4:25 :
nJ 6 : 6 p. m.
ThroJKU anj loctl pamonzer trains between
Imtlia and Council Itluda. l.ca\ Omabiv 0:16 :
! i6 , 8:60 : R. in. : 8:40 : , & ' & . 6:00 : p. in. Arrlio
) ojih.-r : 0 , IIBB : , ll:4C : a. m. ; C:40. : 7:05,7H :
p. m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Opening nno Oloalnff Of Mpllf.
ROUT i. orur. oi.oni.
a. m. u. m. a. m. p. m
JMcatroasN. W 11.00 8:00 6:80 : 2:40 :
Ohl tc. ; U I. & rnUCc.11:00 : 0:00 : 6:30 2.40
" l So U. Js Q . , . .11:00 : 8:00 : 6:30 : 2:40 :
. Juth ! 12-.BO 6SO : 2:40 :
41aur City nnd 1'aclflc. . 9.00 6SO 2:40 :
Union F-tlfi ? 4:00 11:40 :
Dmuh. % H. V 40 11:40 :
3.ft M. In Neb 4:00 8:10 :
Ocubi & Rloux City. . . . 6:00 : 7SO
3. A M. Lincoln 10EO (1:00 ( :
C. P. Llnoln. Kunday. . . 1:80 : 11:00
J. P. l > m or Exp B.-OO 6:30 :
) . . 8ouxClty&fat. ! r..llco : 2:40 :
Local uallx ( or Htito ol Jowfc toare but once a
lay , viz : 0.80 n , m.
OUlco OHM Hundnyi ! from 12 m. to 1 n. m ,
Tlton. V HALL P VI.
ALMA.
Condition of the Crops and
Bother Farm News.
Building Progress Personal Notos-
Politlcn.1 Paragraphs.
Correspondence of The lice.
ALMA , Nob. , May 15. The general -
oral appearance of iho surrounding
country for this season of the year is
bolter than it has been since 1870.
Our winter gave us abundance ol
moisture , and the spring has not boon
slow in giving forth her portion of
the beautiful fluid for thn production
of crops. Rye and winter 'wheat are
heading beautifully , and the earliest
will apparently bo ready for harvest
by the 10th or 15th of June.
For almost three weeks past wo
tiavo had cool , damp weather , which
iias caused all small grain to stool
out and gives a thick , heavy mat of
young grain all over the ground. If
the season is as favorable from this
out as it has proved to bo thus far wo
will have a very ricli crop of small
grain. Most of the corn has boon
planted some time , and n great deal of
: orn is up nicely.
Live stock is doing nicely. The
ihcep raisers are having splendid luck
with their lambs , losing but few
shearing has not commenced yet.
Jattlo are growing fat on the rich
nutritious grasses of the valley ; yet
vo have soran difliculty in procuring
irat-clasa beeves for homo consump
tion. I think the difliculty will bo ro-
novod soon. This failure of keeping
'at beeves was occasioned from' the
scarcity of corn ; while cattle kept
n perfectly good-growing order they
were not kept fat. Corn is "way np
$1 per bushel.
Alma is building nicely. The
ijiafor house has just completed its
addition 40x40 , and the Monitan has
an addition of 20x20. We now have
.wo as good hotels as any town in the
state of our size , and better ones than
lalf of them twice as largo. Our new
chool house is completed and school
commenced Monday last with Mr.
) has. Stewart teaching the higher de
partments and MIBB Gonna Willis the
> rinmry. The school .tarts In as
hough it would bo a success , Our
new postoflice building 24x41 is almost
completed by L , B. McJIinnua , post
master. B. M. Simrns has built an
addition to one of his store buildings
on Main street , and Sheriff Cave lias
illod it with groceries , 0. L. Myers ,
confectioner , has also added a nice
Addition to his very complete estab-
ishmont. Dr. Gee , Deans is moving
us residence from Republican City
o this place and will hereafter prac-
ice in Alma.
Dr. Bawor , a younir physician irom
5t. Louis , Mo. , who 1ms boon looking
over this part of the state for & few
reeks , has located at Sacramento ,
Phelps county
Mrs. Morgan , our county school
uponntendent , hold a teachers' con
vention in the Echool room yesterday.
From present appearance our saloon
jecpers will not take out license for
ho lirst half of this year at least , there
lot being enough tiplers to compun-
ate him for his labors after the license
eo is paid.
Politics scorns to be very quiet. Our
oprcsentativo , Hon. Gee , Rued , is
not in attendance at the "extra BUS-
ion , " ho being in Now Mexico in the
government employ filling a survey
ontract. Our moat prominent can-
lidato for congress from what will bo
his district is Hon. James Laird from
tastings. The Farmers'Alliance and
mti-Monopoly parties have done very
ittle hero , I suppose owing to the
\youlhfulness \ of the country. Pro
'liminary , or ratlior informal stops wcr
taken to start thp woman's sulFnig
ball to rolling Friday evening at In
court room.
A , R. Gftgo , the prominent hole
keeper of Republican City , will tak
charge of the B. it M. eating lieu o a
Rod Cloud when it in completed , nm
J. Strew of Oxford , I understand , > vil
take charge of the one at McCook.
PKLIS.
"Womnn'n Trno Frlonil.
A friend In need In ft friend Indeed , Thl
nonocniuleny , e < poclftlly when ivsnlntixncol
rendered when one Is cortly nlllictoJ with
disease , more particularly those com
plnintfl nnd wonknespm 83 common to ou
fenmla trormlftUon. Kvery womi n * houlc
know tiint Klcctrlc Bittern ore woman's
true friend , nnd ulll positively restore her
tci health , oven when all other remedies
full. A single trial always proves our ns
Mttlon. They are pleasant to th tiute ,
nnil onlv cost fifty cents a bottle. Su'.dby
C. F. Goodrnwi
A Crazy Englnoor.
The following extract is from the
log book of n Mieeisaippi River steam
boatman :
During the late war I was ongagci
as engineer on board a govormnon !
transport. At the memorable siege ol
Vickaburg my boat was ordered down
thcro with n load of troops. On
the 4th of July the Oity of Vicknbtir
was surrendered , A lew days before
the fall of Vicksburg I was ordered
from one of the sidewhool transports
on ton largo stormvheeler , then tin-
dorgoing repairs at Mound City. Im
mediately on taking charge of the now
boat I was ordered to * raise stonm , and
when wo were nil ready orders came
to back out. Wo were under sealed
ardors , which on being opened , proved
to be instructions for uo to go to
Vicksburg and thcro take on 300
wounded soldiorn and transfer them
.0 Louisville. Our down trip was un
attended by anything moro than n
stray shot now and then from the
juorrillas in the thicket. Our crow
consisted of n full complement of of
Gears , fifteen men on deck , nnd 100
soldiers as n consort to guard us against
an attack from the onomv. When wo
were safely moored at Vicksburg car
pouters were set to work converting
.ho boat into n hospital. All things
being ready wo backed out with our
300 wounded soldiers nnd also ICO
Confederate soldiers , that were being
taken to n Northern hospital. Our
vnyago was unusually quiet , the woods
seemed less dangerous than at any
; imo since the war , no shotu having
3ocn fired on our downward trip. Wo
were at the foot of Island thirty-seven
when the incident occurred that
prompted mo to write this sketch , an
ncidont that caused my blood to al-
nest freeze in my veins ns my fancy
wanders back to the time , when I saw
death staring mo in the face and mo
loworless to avoid it. I came oil duty
at 2 o'clock at eight , and an I walked
dwnthoguardnfoolingofindoscribib'
( itielincss seemed to seize my fancy ,
nnd in spite of all myoflbrts to throw it
off it seemed ( o increase as I neared
.ho I entered the
engine-room , en
gine-room , and , us far'as I could sco ,
everything was in good order and my
partner was in nplondid spirits and
okingly said : "Don't blow her up
with all theno people on board. "
I was at that time an old ; And ox-
jorionccd engineer , with an cstab-
ishod reputation for skill , and the
admonition rather confused me. I
elt sure the same fooling had taken
> 09acsaion of my partner that haunted
no ; however , I made no response , bul
proceeded to inspect the machinooy ,
is was my custom. I might have
joon an hour looking around , when
ooking up I saw a wild-looking man
appear in the engine-room door , wear-
ng the uniform of the Confederate
irmy. I paid no attention to him ,
jut wont on with my duty. Presont-
y I thought 1 heard some onoslipping
ip to mo. I turned my head and saw
ho man standing near mo with an iron
wrench raised over my head. I raised
ny hand to ward off the blow , but too
ate ; only a dull dizziness and I know
no moro.
When I came to I saw a sight that
ilmost paralyzed mo ; thoio I was
> ound and gagged , wlulo the man that
struck mo was watching the steam
; uage with carjurnoes , and which al
oady indicated a pressure of 175
jounds , The "doctor" was stopped.
Ao I opened my eyes they caught the
of the eoldicr who with a maniacal
augh , said : "There's n boat after
IB , and I am going to keep ahead of
tor. This boat don't inuko steam
asy , BO I thought I would stop the
'doctor , " and ho laughed again at his
> wn perspicuity. Great heavens , was
t trun that I was bound by a madman ,
vlio imagined ho was racing with an
other steamboat , and was raising moro
itcam in order to win the race ? I
enow that in a few moments a horrible
explosion must inevitably follow and
lundreds of people probably be killed ,
Vhat if ho should happen to change
iis fancy and start the 'doctor. ' "
Steam increased until it indicated 210
> ounds. I hold my breath and closed
my eyes. Eagerly the mud soldier
noted the increase of steam , ninl , with
fiendish look , said , 'T gum I'll
itart the 'doctor. ' " I nuw him put
iis h-uid on the throttle vnl\v , saw
ho ' doclor" start withja thump that
airly xliook the whole boat , nnd for
uveiv.l seconds the "doctor * run , but
was not throwing any water. I held
ny breath , expecting to bo hurled in-
o eternity , when I saw the other on-
5i'nof r enter the door. At a ulancoho
taw it all , and with a well directed
> low felled the maniac to the floor. In- *
tout orders to haul fires fured us ,
nd many a prayer was oflorud up for
ur Btifo deliverance , Thu man that
amoKo near blowing up thp boat had
nco been a steamboat engineer , but ,
; oing into the army received a wound
n the head from which ho lost his rea-
on. On this night ho had escaped
roinhis guard , [ Cincinnati Gazette.
A Renovating Remedy
s to bo found in BimnooK BLOOD
JITTKIW. As an antidote for sick
loadaaho , female weakness , billious-
ess , indigestion , constipation , and
Lher diseases of a kindred nature ,
icao bittern are invaluable. Price ,
1.00.
Aontafor tlio MfoTlims and
TroaclierouM
) i only life authoilzed by litr , and v.li'cti will
lot b a "Illood and Thunder" btory. such as ha
tocn nnd ulll lie imblliiiicd , but a true I.lfu by
10 only p raon who U In jnndmlon of tlio fKts
a fal litul and dcxotod wlfu , Trutli U more
nUrutinK tban fiction. AenU should a ) | > ly
r territory at Pino. Send 76 cti. f jr Sarn
ie Book. J , II. Chauiljnra&Ou.
i H-aod-&w-cow titLuulu , Mo <
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
*
Men's , Boys' and Children's
CLOTHING
Ready for Inspection
AT
POLAOK'S
CLOTHING II
HOUSE. / ]
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The Lowest Trices Guaranteed ,
11316 Farnum Street , Near 14th. LX" * "
The Oldest Wholesale and
Retail JEWELRYHOUSB
m Omaha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in SIL
VER WARE. CLOCKS ,
Rich and Stylish Jewelry ,
.he Latest , Most Artistic ,
and Choicest Selections in
REOIOU3 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 Farnham
Streets
THE LEADING
MUSIC HOUSE
IN TOR WEST I
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low as
any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
Pianos and Organs sold
[ 'or cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock oi
Steinway Pianob , Enabe
Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes ,
Also Clough & Warren ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smitb
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before pur-
chasinir.
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW GASES
Large Stock Aways on Hand.
WM. ROGER
-MAKERS OF THE-
Finest Silver Plated Spoons and Forks ;
The only nndf Ulonal plate that / /
original firm of i
is giving for In-
llogorn Bros.
B tan co - uinglo
All on Spoons ,
Forks and plated Spoon a
I
Knivofl plntod triple thloknwta
with the groatoat
plate nly on
of euro. Each
the a o a 11 o
lot being hung
on a scale while whuro expo d
being plated , to to wear , thereby
Insuio a fall do- making a single
pouit of sllvoron
plated Spoon
Ui inn.
wear aa long BBs
\Vo would call
s triple plated
cHpeciul attention
one.
tion to our noc-
Rival , Orient. Tinned
All Orders In the Wet should bo Addrewttd ( o
B. HUBERMANN
. . ,
Wholesale Jewefer ,
OMAHA - NEB 1
QIOMQ House Painting ,
OI U110
J IHTERIOB DECORATIHO.
HE -LEHMANN ,
1118 Farnam Street ,
Apurlmonls hi private hoiuca Pnintod , Frescoed or Decorated to suit all
taatoa. Wo make u special Btudy of the true harmony of colors and produce
fiuo con.raatsand combinations to juatoh every variety of furnishing. Ohurchea
and publio buildings painted and frescoed in the most approved stylo.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
I EPdPLQY NONE BUT FIRST-SLASS MECHANICS ,
and give rewonal attention to all work ,