THE D.A1LY BUti : OMAHA TMUA M.AY 19 , i882.
EjID < 8c CO ,
The Only Exclusive
Wholesale Hardware House
1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET
OMAHA NEB.
CT. CT. IBIRO'WIET & OO-
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
Boots and Shoes.
OMAHA . NEB.
FTJRNI
ORCHARD & BEAN , J.B. FRENCH & CO. ,
C A R P ETSI G R O C E R SI
\J
CARPET
O cr < )
if
Invites the attenlionof the public
to his
LARGE AMD WELL SELE8TEQ ST6GK
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
at the Bottom Prices.
LACE , CURTAINS A SPECIALTY.
J. B. BETWILER !
1313 Farnam Street.
OMAHA , - - NEBRASKA
"ANGELIT& BOWEN ;
JEWELERS AND MUSIC 'DEALERS ' !
Watches , Diamonds and Jewelry.
of the very latest designs , Silverware , genuine
Roger Bros , Goods. GOLD AND SILVER HEAD
DANES , the Largest stock in the City ,
PIANOS AND ORGANS ,
We handle the best manufactured , and will not ba
undersold. BHEhTMUBIO AJD MOtflO BOOKS ,
Musical Goods o ! all kinds , Bomember our Prices
are Lower than the Lowest ,
Manufacturing and Repairing a Specialty.
ANGELL ! & BOWEN , OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
U-thuiwt
Bnmoss Hireotory.
Abitract crxt Real t t te.
JOHN L , McCAQUE , orposlt Po t ORIce ,
W. R. nAUTT.ETT BIT South llth 8tr e
Architect * .
HIFRKNK & C.V11KL8S011N , ARCniTKOT
Room It Crelghton 1 ulock.
A. T LA11OK Jr. . Room 2. CteUMon Hlnck
Ooati and tthoet.
JAMR9 UsVINK A CO. ,
flnt Bootn knd Shoo ) . A rood kmortratnl
Mimr work on hind , corner ISth nJ lUtncy.
rnOS. KRICKSON , S. K. cor. 18th ml Donuli
JOHN FOUTUNATU8 ,
1)5 ICth otrret , mtnnticturo to order good * o (
\ \ Mr rtlrfn. Uet IHrr ilooe.
Bed Spring * .
LAIUUMKR Mtnuftcturor. 15U Donrlui
Uookt , Newt and ( Stationery.
J. I. FllUKHAUF 1018 F tnh m Rtretl.
Butter and Egg * .
tallANK ft RCI1KOKDKU , the oldest n. nd I
Otiie In Nnlm\ ; CKt lillnhod 1B7S Om h .
UKNillAU
HE3TAUUA.NT ,
MIl-'U A. UYAN ,
nlhwenl corner lOthand Uodtrc.
lint Doard to the Money ,
Satisfaction Qiuritnieoi
tt kit IIcnitB.
Dotl-cl by the Dny , Week or Month.
Oood Tcrma for Cwl
Futnl'hod nnomii Sutipllml.
tlarrlaie > and Road Wagoni.
nNYUKU , 14thanJHarnov8trect > .
Clothing Uought.
. UAKIUS will iny hlghcxtCuih rrlca lor socoo
ml clothlnr. Cornor,10th nJ V rnhun.
jowo er * .
JOHN nAUMEK 131 Fatnhun Street.
Ounk ,
11.11KKTHOLU , llmrn and McUI.
Lumber- Lime and Ooment.
A ( lit \Y corner Oth and DoUk'ln Stfl
L mpi and Qlatiware.
. BONNKH 1809 Uonalis tjt. Oood Vttloty
Merchant Tailors.
G. A L1NUQUE3T ,
Jne o ! our most popular Merchant Tailors ! > it
cUlnt ; tbe latest designs for Spring and Butmnui
looda for Roritlemon s wear. StylUli , durable ,
knd prices low as ever ilfi ISth bet. lout ; . & Farn ,
Millinery.
4HS. O. A. R1NQKRVholcwxlo and Retail , Fan
y Qoodo In great xarlcty , Zephyra , Canl Boards ,
Uoslcry , Glovca , Coraete , & . Cheapest HOUM In
ihoWcnt. Purchasers BA\O SO per cent. Ordci
IV li H. 115 illteonth Street.
r-ounury.
IOHN WEARNE&SONS cor.lttbb JacktoDsti
Mourand Food.
) UAUACITT MILLS , 8th and Parnham Qta. ,
Volshans Bros. , proprietors.
Orocen.
i. BTEVEN3 , Slat between Cumlnj ; and Itai
f A. UcSHANK , Corn. 23d and Cumlnjf BtreetB.
rlarawnte , Iron and meet.
OLAM & LANO\YORTUY , Wholeealo , 110 naf
,12 16th street
A. HOLMES corne 16th and Callfoinla.
Harnoit , Qaddlei , &c.
D. WE18T 10 13th St. bet Farn. h narnay.
Hotels
AHFIELD HOUSE , Oeo. Canflold.ttb & Farnbani
WHAN 1IOU.SK , P H. Cftry , 013 Farnnam St.
SLAVEN'S HOTEL , F. Blaven , 10th St.
roathcrn Hotel Qua. Ilamcl 8th & Leavonwortb
rugs , Halntt and Ollt.
KUDN & CO.
fharmacleta , Flco Vane Uoodo , Oor. Utn and
Dotulfi btreeta.
f. J. WUITEHOOTKVholc alo&Rotall , 16th at.
0. FIELD , 022 North Bldo Cumlng Street.
PARK. DnieiflRt lotn arid Howard Htrcots
Oontl U.
JB. PAUL Williams mock Oor. 16th & Dodge.
ury uooas notion * , tto.
JOHN H. F. LEUUANN & CO. ,
It * fork Dry Goods Store , 1310 and ISIS Fam-
bam atreet
, tl. Knewold also boot and ahoes ft Paclflc.
rurulture.
< t. GROSS , New and Seoond Hand Furniture
nd Stoves , 1114 Dctuua. nigbesi cub price
ild for accond band goooa.
EONNKK 1BOD D3U7la St. Flue roods &c.
rcrco Vcir .
OUAUA FENCE CO.
JOBT , FRIEaoCO IZiaUarneyBt. , Improve
d Ice Boii'8 , Ircr ac < .i Wood Fcncea , Office
illnird. < 'onntf Vnu and Walnnt.
Pawnbrokers.
KOSEN'FKLt ) IQlh Pr. . bet f r. fr Sar
Kame r4ii > ra , uonnold'i Patent.
nOOIIMAK 1th PI. hct. Farn &
OlRars nnd Tobacco.
WEST & FfUTUCUER , manufacturers ol Clgira ,
> ml Whole-sale Doalcrei n Tobaccos , 130H Douglas.
y. F. LOKKNgKN tnannlacturer 141B Farnham
Florlct.
A. Donagbne , plants , cut Cowers , coeds , ooquets
> tc. N. W. cor. ieth nnd DoucUs Gtrocta
Olvll tntlncera and Uurveyors.
ANDREW U03UWATER. Crolghton Block ,
rown Surveya , Grade and BoworaKB Syotoma a
Specialty.
Uommlaslon Merchants.
JOHN 0. WIL LIS.1114 Dodge Street.
D D. BEE1IEU. For detallu aee Urge advertisement -
mont In Dally and Weekly.
Cornice Works.
HTeatern Cornlco Worka , Manufacturer * Iron
Cornice , Tin , Iron and Slate Roofilng. Orders
'roni ' any locality promptly executed In the beat
nanner. Factory and Office 1213 Harney 81.
0. 8PECHT , Proprietor.
JaKanlzed Iron Cornices , Window Cape , etc. ,
nanufactured and put up In any part of tbe
nuntry. T. B1NI10LU JIB Thirteenth rtreet
O rockery ,
f. CONNER 1309 Douelaa street. Good line.
Olothn | | [ and Furnishing Qoo < s.
1EO. H. PETERSON. Also Hate , Caps , Boots ,
fboei Notions and Cutlery. 80i 8. lOtb street.
Show Oasa Manufactory.l
O. J. WILDE ,
ifanulacturer and Dealer In all klnda ol Show
3aaca , Upright Caaea , . . 1317 Cies iit.
FRANK L. GERHARD , proprietor Omaha
ibow Case manufactory , 818 Boutb lOthetrcet ,
> etwe n Lcavcnwortb and Uarcy. All goods
rarrantod ( Irst-clasa.
eves ana inwere.
A. BURMESTER ,
) ealer In Stovea and Tinware , and Manufacturer
if Tin Roofs and all klnda of Building Work ,
> dd Fellows' Block.
' . nONNKR. 1809 noiirlu HI cod and Cboao
IHeeU * .
' . EVANS , Wholesale and ReUll Seed Drills and
Mltlvatora Odd Felloe Hall
Physicians and Surgeons.
V. B. GIBDS , M. D. , Room No s , Crelgbton
Mock. 16th Street.
V , U. LKI3KMUNO , M. i ) . Masonic Ulock.
I. L. HART , M. D. , Eye and Ear , opp. poatoffice
DR. L. B. GUADDY.
Icullat and Aiirlst. 8. W 16th and Farnbam Bts
Photograpners.
GEO. HEYN , PROP.
Grand Central Gallery.
212 Sixteenth Street.
lear Masonic Hall. First-clans Work and Prompt-
ieaa guaranteon
Plumbing , Uas and bteamttlng ) ; .
' . W. TARPV & CO. , S16 12 Ht. ( bet. Farnbam
nd Douglas. Work proinp y attended to ,
D. ? 1TZPATKICK. UO ouelM Street.
alntlng an cper anting.
1ENRY A. KOSTKR3. HI Oadge Htreel.
bhoo btorei.
'hllllpLan 1820 Farnhim nt. bet 18th & 14th.
Second Hand Otore.
'ERKIN8 b LEAR , 1116 Douglas St. , New and
ocond Hand Furniture , House Furnishing Oood ,
x. . txiuyht and sold on narrow mart-Ins.
Undertakers.
! HAO. niEWE , 10H Farnham bet. 10th It lltd.
00 Cent Stores.
' . 0. BAOKDB Farnham Ht. . Taoev flccxli
Ualoons.
HENRY KAUFMANN ,
ntne new brick block on DougUa Btriel , bu
( tut opened a most elegant Beel Hal ) .
Hot Lunch from 10 to IS
every day.
CalodonU'1 ; , FALCONER 879 16th Btreol.
h DAILY BK1
VAHA PUnLISHINOCO. , PROPRIETOR !
-10 Farnham , bet. Oth and 10th Street * .
TKIUIS OK OUBSOR1PT10N.
> ftopy 1 jtttt.ln ih ncepp ( tpnli' ) . . . $10 <
montht " " . . . 6. (
mnnth " " . . . 81
? ML WAY TIME TABLE ,
CARD enicAoo , ST. rite , wmmroui IK
OMAHA RAItBOAD.
nave Omah Pwweiurer No. t , 8:80 : a. m. Ai
mmcxIMIon No. 1,1:0 : ( p. m
AI it Omaha Pmwonter No. 1 , JSO ; p. ti
ccfnrtdntlon No. 8 , loW : . m.
If ma OMAHA IABT OR SOOTH OU D.
0. , B. k Q. 7:10 : a. m. 8:40 : p. ro.
a A N. W. , 7:40 . m. 5:40 : n. m.
a , R. I. * P. , 7:4 : OB. m. 8:40 : T > . m.
K. aSt. J. 4 C. H..IMVM t f 80 ft. tn. rd7:4
m. Arrives &t St.Loula at 8:30 : t. m , and 6:1 :
m
W. , MUL. * . P. , IciuesatS ft. m. and 3:10 : r
Arrives A 81. Lou ! ) ftt 0:40 : ft , m , and 7:5 :
m
1ST OR SOOTttWWW.
0. * M , In Neb. , Through Kir" * , StiO * in
U. A M. Lincoln Express C'.VO I' , m.
U P. Overland Kxpraw , 12:16 : p. in.
3 , * II. V , for Lincoln , U:46 : ft. m.
> . & 11 V. for Owola , 0:10 : ft. m ,
tf.1' frclirht No. 6 , 6SO : A. m.
0. P ' relglit No. B , 8:20 : a. tn.
0. P. froljht No. 18 , 2.60p. m.
U. P. Irclght No. 7 , 0:10 p. in. u > lci al.
. . . V. Dtmer express , 7:35 : p. in.
0. P. frcitrht No 11 , ll'W p. in.
U. P. Dcmcl frelirht , 8:26 : ) > ni.
iliUVt.Mt rKOM SAW AMD OOLTR.
0 B. k 4 6:00 : ft. in. 7:25 p m.
& a N. W. , : I6 R. m. 7:25 p. tn.
0. ft. l.t.l\VM n. in. 8:05 : p. til.
A. 0 , . St. joe A. 0 n. . 7:05 : ft. rn. fiiijp. n
nkivuii runi TII wn AMI ROOTDWIM ,
3 ft It. V. ttoin Lincoln IXtt p. m.
t ) P. Paclflo KxproiM 3:25 : p. tn.
fi b M. in Nc ! ) . , Through Kx | > n - : lJ p M ,
t * II , Lincoln KxjirrM 9:46 : a la.
U. P. Dcmcr oit-icra , 7:36 : a. in.
J. P. rrclh-ht No. 14 2:50 : p. m.
U. P. S'o. P 6:10 : R. m. KmU aat
0. P.tteUht No. 14,13:15 p. ui.
D. P. So. S 9:00 : p , in.
0. P. N'o. 12 INS n. m.
0 , P. lionver lrol lit , 1:10 : a. m.
0. A R. V. mliiil , r , iMt. . m.
luuiir TRAINS tern mm OMAHA A
COUNCIL BiAirrfl.
LJWVO OioAhft ftt 8:00 : , 0:00 : , 10:00 : ftnd 11:00 :
tu. ; 1:0 : 2.00. 3:00 : , 4:00 : and 6:00 : p. m.
Leo Council Bluffs ftt 3.25 , 0:26 : , 10:26 : nd
at . m. ; 1:26 , 2:26 : , 8:26,1:25 : : and 6:26 : p. m.
Stin.ajti ) The iliimmy lei \ca Omaha it 0.00
in J ll'.OO a. m. ; 2:00 : , 4:00 : ftrd 6:00 p. tn. Loa01
Council BluEfo ftt 0:26 : ftnil 11:26 B. m. ; S5,4:28 : :
knd 5t6 : p. ui.
locil passenger trnlus between
and Council Uluffa. Loa\o Owahft 0:16 : ,
tl6 , 8tO : .m. ; 8:40 : , 6:46 : , 0.00 p. m. Arrive
Oitnhi 7:40,11:35,11:46 ft. in. ; 6:40. : 7:05 : , 7:16 ,
p. m
Oponlncpnd Closing of M lli.
BOUTI. orin. CLOU i.
ft. m. p. m. t. m. p. m.
Chicago * N.W 11.00 B:00 : 6:80 : S:40 :
Chicago , U I. ft Pftctflo.ll:00 : 0:00 : 6:50 : 2:40 :
Chicago , B. & O. . . . -.11:00 : 0:00 : 6:50 : 2:40 :
( VabMh 12:80 : 6:30 : ! :40 :
lloux City and Pacific. . 0:00 : 6:30 : 2:40 :
Onion Facia ? 4:00 : 11:40 :
Omaha &R.V 4SO 11:40 :
B.ft U. In Neb 1:00 : 8:10 :
Omaha & Sioux City. . . . 0:00 7:80
B. AM. Lincoln 10:80 : 0:00 :
U. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . . 1:80 : 11:00 :
J. P. Dem cr Exp R.-OO 0:80 :
0. . Sioux City & St. I1. . . 11:00 : 1:40 :
Lout malls ( or Stnto ol IOWA leav * but once ft
lay , viz : 6:30 : a , m.
Office open Sundays from 12 m. to 1 n. m.
T1I08. F HALL P U.
HIS TONGUE CUT OUT.
John Nntlkn'a Terrible Esporlonoo at
tbo Hanaa of a Russian blob.
New York Truth.
No bettor illustration of thtfforocity
of the Russian mobs , in their attacks
on harmless Jews , can bo had than thu
case of John Nitaka , now at Castle
Garden , where ho arrived in company
with thirteen of his co-ruligiomsts on
board the steamer Greece last Satur
day. The unfortunate man is com
pletely dumb , his tongue having boon
cutout at its roots by a band of drunken
marauders. Ho is a pitiable object to
ace , especially when ho attempts to
make himself understood by dull nasal
sounds and gesticulations. Yesterday
morning his unfortunate condition
was brought to the attention of Capt.
Hointzman , who requested him to
make a written statement of his terri
ble experience. In accordance with
this request John Nitaka wrote a story ,
four foolscap sheets long , in Russian.
Translated by an official interpreter ,
the same road in part as follows :
"My name is Jon Natika. I can
not speak , because my tongue was cut
out in Russia. I lived in the neigh
borhood of KioiT , my business being
that of a clothier. Last October the
peasants became very abusive to us
Jews and many were brutally ill-
treated. At first they lot mo iilonu ,
but in December a band of peasants
burned down one of my outhouses. I
complained to the pristay ( police cap
tain ) , but no one was arrested. I
accumulated n little money , a fact
which the moujika soon learned. On
January 31 waa aroused by a number
of them breaking into my room. They
dragged me out of bed , and beat and
kicked mo badly. They wanted to
got my money and asked mn for it.
When I pleaded poverty they took mo
out into the garden , olad as I was in
my night shirt , and , putting a rope
around my neck , hung mo up to a
limb of a tree. When I was half suf
focated they lot mo down again and
naked mo if I would disclose the place
where the money was hidden. Again
[ rotusod , upon which , without fur
ther ado , one of the men forced open
my mouth , and , while the others hold
me , cut out my tongue with a pair of
ihcars. They all then ran away ,
ivhilo I almost bled to death , I
lubsequently recovered in the hos
pital , and furnished the police with
: ho names and description of my
issailants , who were , however , ro
eased on the trial , "
Iloro Natika's narrative ends. Some
) f hut companions furnished ton Truth
reporter thu remainder of the harrow-
ng talo. It seems that , according to
: ho Russian criminal code , no person
: an bo convicted of nil assault unices
, ho complainant testifies to the fact in
sorson and by word of mouth. In
S'atika'H case there could naturally bo
10 question of verbal testimony , inas.
nuch as , having lost his tonguo. the
; ompluinant was dumb. This quibble
was immediately taken hold of by the
awyor tor the plaintiffs , and , to the
lurpriso of everybody , the president
> f the court ordered the prisoners
'our in number to bo discharged ,
L'lio day after this decision took place
mother Jew was mutilated in a man-
ler similar to Natika , in one of the
mburbs of Kioto" .
Natika and his companions will
> robaby ! bo eont tu Texas by the
[ lebrow Aid society.
De > KOOU'H JUIicovory ,
ST. Y. Times.
The public may justly complain of
the slownues of the secular and scien
tific press to recognize the news value
at the highly important results of
Prof , Koch's dificovory of the parasi
tical source of tubercular disease.
Prof. Tyndall's letter to the London
Times , which wo published on
Wednesday morning , first mode
known to the Knglish-sppaking world
the facts stated in Dr. Koch's address ,
delivered nearly a month earlier be
fore the Physiological Society of Mer
lin. Yet it is sufo to say that thu
ijittlo psmphlct which wns left to I'm
hn < y through the low mnila t
the English scumtist outweighed ii
importance and interest for tin
human race nil the pros * dispatchoi
which have boon Hishod under tin
Channel since the ( Into of the dnliv
ory of the address March 21. Thi
rapid growth of thu continental cap !
tala , the movement ot princely need
Ics and fat , vulgar duchesses , the do
bntus in the Servian Skupschina , and
the proercps or reseding of suiulrj
royal gouts are given to the wingn ol
lightning ; a lumbering mail coach ie
swift enough for the news of one ol
the great sciuntilia discoveries of the
ago. Similarly , the gifted gentlemen
TTJIO daily sift out for thu American
public thu pith and kurnol of thu old
world's news IcayojDr. Koch nnd hit
bacilli to chance it in the ocean mails ,
while they challenge the admiration
of every gambler mid jockey in thii
republic by the fullnois nnd accuracy
of their cable reports of horse races.
In its purely scientific aspocta , Dr.
Koch's discovery that pulmonary con
sumption niul all tubercular diauaaos
are produced by a "inimito rod-
Rhapcod parasite" IB ono of thu moat
impressive nnd striking achievements
of the human mind. This young
Gorman physiologist , as Prof. Tyndnll
ikolches him , carrying on a series of
nastorly investigations in the inter
vals of attendance upon such cnaca of
croup nnd measles na hm "modest
country practice" brought him ; after
ward , favored by government patron
age , extending his rosonrchui uii'l
perfecting his methods of observa
tion and experimenting until
with his microscope , his rab
bits , doga , nnd guinea pigs , nnd
his wonderful breeding establish
ments for the bacilli , ho had built up
for his discovoiy n scientific basis such
as D.uwin wus accustomed to con
struct for his own before he gave
them to the world the man nnd his
work furnish a new and shining illus
tration of what can bo done for hu
manity by that modern science which
elderly orthodox gontlomcn are fond
of declaring is made up half of em
piricism and half of the bravado of
reckless eeU-uaacrtion. In pushing
ono stop further our knowledge of the
pathology of the human body , Dr.
Koch has given sciunce n now title to
its honors , and imbued with now
force and meaning the command ,
"Know thyself. "
But science has yet much to do to
seize the results of this discovery and
apply them to the alleviation and cure
of disease. Wo cannot doubt that
every intelligent render of Prof. Tyn-
dall's abstract of Dr. Koch's lecture
instantly recognized the importance
of the proof it affords that consump
tion is contngious. It cannot bo suid ,
therefore , that for the present the now
knowledge wo have gained is void of
practical interest. But to draw from
It its great possible benefits is the
work of the future , and , fortunately ,
a work which the physiologist nnd
physician may hopefully undertake.
The popular interest in the little para-
aite Dr. Koch has introduced to the
world will deoponin proportion nsmud-
leal science demonstrates its power
to annihilate him or rob him of his
fatal power Tubercular diseases , it
la said , are the cause of uno-sovonth
of the deaths of the human race. In
this country pulmonary consumption
is a scourge of such distressing preva
lence and mortality that it may be
reckoned first among the maladies
which our changeable climate is sup
posed to foster. And it is a disease
against which medical skill contends
with but slight hope. Whether this
will bo true for all time , in spite of
Dr. Koch's observations of habits of
bacilli , cannot bo foretold. But the
analogy of that other dreaded scourcro
small pox affords ground for hope
that its melancholy ravngen may bo
atayed by some form of artificial in
oculation.
Two hundred yearn ago almost
everybody had the small pox. Court
chronicles inontionitsdisfigiiring effects
upon the faces of kings nnd nobles ,
mid half the advortiaomonta for run-
nway slaves contained the statement
that the fugitive was "deeply pitted
with small pox. " But the small pox
bacillus has been tamed nnd made n
comparatively harmless little creature
by n modifying transplantation to the
bodies of cattle , whence he is volun
tarily received into thu human system
us a safeguard auainot the invasion of
Ilia kinsman of the original type. Dr.
Koch's experiment has thus far failed
to produce any modification in the
character of the tubercular
bacillus sufficient to warrant
the experiment of inoculation
upon a human subject. We may bo
fery sure , however , that the attempt
trill not bo given up by physiologists
antil it is proved to bo hopeless or the
tupply of rabbits and guinea pigs
, 'ives out. But inoculation for con-
mmptive diseases is not the only end
tcionco will strive for. Whitt can bo
lone to stay the ravages of the bacilli
when they liavo already fastened upon
the system ? Do they noinctimen Ho
lorni nit for years in the limgi'f Is it
; ho bacillus itself , thu giirnt of con-
luinption that is , or only a tendency
; o thu disease that u consumptive
wont transmits to the childl Why
Jo atmospheric condition m visibly
ituy or haaton the disease ? These are
juudtiona which shall remain unun-
iwered.
Womim'a Trno Frlond.
A friend In need M ( itriumt milueil. Thla
iionfl can deny , oipeciully whin iwsistunctj la
leiiik-rtcl when one Is winly uflllcled with
llht-aso , more particularly tlioso com.
[ iluiiiiH and wonkneBHCH NJ common to our
fou.ule population. Kvery woiiinu uliould
know that Klrctrln Bittern nre woman'a
true friend , ami will poxitlvilv restore her
to health , even when all other remeJIeu
[ alt. A biiiL-lo trial always prnvea our an.
lertlon. They are pleammt , to thu tanto ,
KUI ! onlv coat fifty ecuta a bottle , Bold by
D. I1' . Goodman
The Kin tr of tlin Body U tlio bralnj the
itoniacli lU main k > i ] > | > orti tliuucnu'i Us nn , bi'ii-
; tlio 'jOHt-1 * . lliu
afeiuarili. liitlliu Uoii crcalvn a vh ent rvrolt
unuii | ; thuo itliwliuncf I lie rc0nilortauanj ; to
itlng tlicm hick to their duty , thcru U iicttiliii ;
Iko thorcvuUtlnir , | iuilllni ; , iiivlKontlnv , tool-
operation oTAK AM'Hbei.Tziiu AIKBIKKT It
r iio > atcv t'.ii Dibtvni aud re term ta huilth botii
; bo body and too mind.
SOLI , 11 y ALL DIlUOaiSTS.
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
Men's , Boys' and Children's
CLOTHING
Ready for Iropuotlon
AT
POLACK'S
CLOTHING
HOUSE.
The Lowest Prices Guaranteed ,
11316 Parnnrn Street , Near 14th.
MurlO-wl.
Single Breooh Loading Shot Guns , from 55 to 818 ,
Double Broo oil Loading Shot Buns , 318 from to $ 75 ,
Muzzle Loading Shot Buns , from SB to 825 ,
Fishing Taoklo , Base Balls and all Kinds of Fanoy Boons ,
Full Stock of Show Oases Always nn Harm ,
Imported and Key West Cigars , a large line of Meer
schaum and Wood Pipes and everything required in a
First-Class Cigar , Tobacco and Notion Store
Cigars from $15.00 per 1,000 upwards. Send for Price
Lits and Samples ,
INVITATION
TO ALL WHO HAVE
WATCHES AND CLOCKS ,
*
TO BE REPAIRED ,
E IT Gh "R .A. "V I ICsT Q-
TO BE DONE OR
JEWELRY MANUFACTURED.
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WTiile our Work is better , our Prices are Lower
than all others
IE1 .A. I IB
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 )
FOR THE BEST
DISPLAYED , EfO.
'laving lately enlarged my workshops and putting In now t.nd Improve * ,
chinory , I hope to still moro improve the quality and linish of our
ork and fill orders with moro promptness than is usual
O A-TJTIOIT I
ijy Mctlo us always boon and always wjH bo : "First to gain supurior
tied pnd then advertise the fact not poToro no wild advortisomon
Seme unprincipled dealers being in the habit of copying ray
denouncements , I would beg you , the render of tins , to
draw u line between suoli copied ndrortisementa
and those of Yourn very truly , „ '
The Reliable Jeweler , Omaha , Neb. ,
Striking TCTPT
1882
Special Attention
Is Once More Called to the Fact thax
GO.
Rank foremost in the West in Assortment and
f Prices of
VQJB OTH I
' ' CHILDREN'S WEAft ,
FORMBN'S , BOYS' AND .
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ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF '
Furnishing Good s
( iats and Gaps
aroproparod to moot the demands of the trailo In regard to Latest Style !
' and Patterns. Fine JSlerolmnt Tailoring in Connootioi
RBSPBOTB'ULLY ,
M. HELLMAN & CO , ,
13D1-1303 Faruham and 300 to 312 13th