THE DAILf BEE-OMAHA TUESDAY , JUNE 13 , 1882 ,
IEID & ; OO , ,
The Only Exclusive
Wholesale Hardware House
OEM-
1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET.
OMAHA - - - - - NEB.
J.
-WHOLESALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AND DEALER N-
Wall Paper and Window Shades
1304 Farnliam St. Omaha Neb.
holesale Lumber ,
No. 1408 Farnham Street , Omaha ,
THE MOLINE STOVE !
Manufactured by
They make a specialty of COOKING STOVES , and 1m o this > car placed In the market
ono of the MOiT ECONOMiO A U MOST SAUSKAOroilV STOVES cucr made. They make botH
Plain and cxttns on top , and guarantee all their goods. Vho agents for the company are.
PIERCY & BRADFORD ,
- DEALEES IN -
Furnaces , Fireplaces , Heaters
mac -A. nr a ? KB x. ra ,
GRATES , RANGES , STOVES ,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS , Etc.
211 FARNAM STREET. OMAHA NEB
The Oldest Wholesale and
Retail JEWELRY HO USE
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
RECIOUS 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
THK LEADING
IN TOE WESTI
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
for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock oi
Steinway Piano& , Knabe
Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes.
Also Clough & Warren ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smitt
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before pur
chasing.
MAX MEYER & BRO. , ,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW GASES !
Large Stock A ways on Hand.
BIYSIHIMTSTUOK IN NEBRASKA-MAKK THE LUWiSST PEIUE8
This is the Only Fouse that Does Not Sell High
Price Goods ,
PERKINS & LEAR ,
FURNITURE
NEW AND SECOND-HAND.
Bedding , Mirrors , Feathers , Feather Beds ,
and all Goods'Pertaming ' to the Fur
niture Trade , and : Upholstery.
, PERKINS ' & LEAR ,
1416 Douglas Street , Omaha , '
BOn-wed-WljSrdp
PHE DAILY BEE
The DEE PUBLISHING CO. , Prop're.
610 Furnham. bet. Oth and 10th Street * .
TKUMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
0 ccpy 1 roar , In < lv tice ( ] > eMi ld ) f 10 CO
i tnonihl " " . . . 500
month " " - 3.00
RAILWAY TIME TABLE ,
C > D tinciAoo , or. rirt , viKKiirotu AHD
OMAIU KAtkfcOAD.
UttB Omaha P cn < rtr Mo. 8 , 8:80 : a. ra. Ac-
muini | tlon No , 4 , 1:01 : | > . m
Alt' Omahiv Parewnfrct No. 1 , E : 0 p. m.
ten i idatton No. 8,10M : K. m.
jma ouiiu it 01 ROtmi tociro
0. , n. ft o. 7:40 : A. in. S : 0 n m.
C. A N. V. . T:40 : . m. S-40 p. m.
a , K. I. ft P. , 7:10 . ra. 3.40 p. m.
K. C.St. J. & C. aluM it ECO . m. n < 17W :
m. Arrived at 8 I Louis t CSO : at. m. and 6:5S :
m ,
Tf. , St. L. & 1' . , IUATO * t S k. m. and 8.40 p.
Arrlret a Bt , Louis at 6:40 : . m. and 7SO :
m
wm o& ictmrwKre.
R. ft M. la Nob. , Through Rxpree * , 8 : 0 v in
D. k M. Ltnco'n Fxpress Cfl p. CJ.
0 P. Overland Kxprow , ISilB p. ra.
0. a R. V. for Lincoln , 11MB a. in.
0. A U V. for Oncools. D.40 x m.
a. I1 freight No. & , 6SO n. in.
II. P I night No. , P'20 n. m.
U. F. frolRht No. 13 , 2 Wp. m.
U. I' , Irclijht No. 7 , 6:10 p. m.
. . . 1 * . Dourer oxprux.1 , 7 35 p. m.
0. P. ficlnht Nt. 11 , 11 M r > . m.
0. P. Demur licUrit.&fiS p. m.
AL&tAiM ) rv.cm tnr AMI room
0 B. k O 6.00 a. m. 7d | i to.
0. b S. V. , 0.11 K 10. TS6 : p. m.
0. R. t. M' . . 0 45 X m V 06 p. m.
d. 0 , St. Joe 6 0 II. . 7:85 k. rn. ! F. u <
ARtin. U FKOH tllH Urn AND WGTintMt , .
0. t ) It. V. frnm Lincoln 1.03 Ji. m.
U. P. Pacific I'-sprc-i EJB : p. ru.
B1 Jv II. In Neb. , Through Sxpnvo 1H : P m.
n. ti M. Lincoln Kxprcjn 0.16 ik in.
U. P. Dcucr express , 7:3 : ! ) a. m.
y. V. Frolght No. 14 X 60 p. ra.
II , P. No. 0 EtO : n. m. Suil ml
U , P. froleht No. K , 12.16 p. m.
D. P. Ko. B 0.00 p. ra.
U. P. Uo. 12 1:45 ft. ui.
D , 1' . Denver freight , 1:10 : a. m.
0. A R. V. tnltcd , r. < : l p. ra.
BOKUT tmiM BITWHIH UM111A Ana
OOCMClL Wan.
Lu-.vc Omnha kt 8:00 : , 0:00 : , 10.-00 nJ 11CO
m. ) 1:0 2:00 : , SCn : , 4 00 niul 6.-00 p. in.
LOAVO Council Ulun fit S : C , .2G. 10 S6 And
:55 n. ra. ; 1:25 : , 2:25 , 3:26 : , lisa and 6.16 p. m.
Hun. ' ) i The dummy leaven Omftha at 0:00 :
rd ll-OO , ra. ! 2 00 , 4:00 : and S-00 p. ru. Lcca
onadl Illuaa at Ds : and 11:26 a. m. ; 2:26,1:22 :
Bd 6C5 : p. in.
Throci h ard local pasAcnrcr trains between
OmiUft nncl Council niuOe. Leave Omahn 6:15 : ,
Stfi , B'Wu. in. ; 3-40 , 6:45 : , 6.-00 p. nj. Arrive
Ou3iha-7:40,11-.SB , 11:45 a. m. ; fi(0. : 7:05 : , 7:15 : ,
p. tn
Opening ana doling of M ll / >
kOlTJB. OriUI. OLO3B.
a. in. p. n. a. m. p , m ,
hta.iro fc N. W 11.00 D:00 : fiBO : :4C :
, U I. b l'ftelfloll:00 : ODD C:50 2:43 :
, II. A Q. . . -.11 0 0 )0 ) 6SO 240
12M : 5M : : < 0
j and PAcino. . SCO 6:30 2:4 ! )
Union Faciao 1:03 : 11:10
0-iwhnfcK. V 4:00 : 11:40
3 . M. in Neb 4.CO h:10 :
JrjfcUib Mont City. . . . 6-CO 7:50
Z. & At. Lincoln 1C.S1 6W :
0. F. LI'icoln , BuniJay. . . 1:80 : 11:00 :
J. P. l > i ntr Exp W.OO fi:35 :
3 Tou.Cltj ft St. P..11:00 : 2:40 :
Lic ) n.r.lls for Stito of Iowa luitvo bnt onca a
i7 , \ lrtbO , ra.
Offlro OIICD Sunu'aja from 12 ra. to 1 p. m.
F ITAT.b P M.
Mam Directory ,
Ab > trAct And Rent hatato.
JOHN L. McCAOIIE , o ros.to I'cst Otto.
W. U. J1AR1XKTT 317 Soutli ISMi Streak.
Architects.
JfB A 3NDKI.SSOII , AKOH1TECIH
Itooin 14. Crclghton Block.
A T LAHOK Jr. . Boom 2. Crclehton Block.
onoet ,
JAUKS D VINK & CO. ,
flue EtKita nd Shoco. Aeoud - ortpioHl
tcmo vroitv on band , corner llth and lltrucy.
CHOB. I'JUCKSON , S. E. cor. 13th and Donelat.
JOHN FORTONATU8 ,
135 10th etroot , manufactures to oraor good
at fair prices. Rooalrinr tlono.
Bed Spring * .
LABRIMEB Manufacturer. 1517 DoorluH.
aooks , News and UtMlonery.
J. I. FBUEHAOF10I6 Farnham Street.
Butter and tgga.
MoSIIAHB & BCBBOEDER , the oldeit B. and E.
iioiue In Nebragka eatabllAhod 187S Omaha. .
UiCHTilAL
BESTAORANT ,
MRS. A. RTAN ,
uathweol comer IBthand Dodn.
Boot Board for the Money.
Satltfactlon anarantecd
at all notiie.
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Good Torma for Cach.
FnrnlBhoiI Rtmmg Supplied.
Uarrlagei ana Roaa Wagons.
VFM 8NYDER. 14th and Ilarnev Btreetg.
Clothlnz Uou ht.
J. HAIIRIS trill pay hlghcutCagh price for second
mod clothlnc. CorncrilOlh anrl Farnham.
ciowo er * .
JOHN BAUMER 13H Fftrnhtm Street.
Junk.
n. BEUTnOLD , Raga and Metal.
Lumber Llmo and Oement.
FOSTER & QR-vV corner 6th and Douglas
Lamps and Qlasiware.
I. CONNER 1809 Douzlai St. Good Variety.
Merchant Tailor * .
0. A. L1NDQUEST ,
Jne of our most popular Merchant Tallon U re-
elvlng the latest deslraa for Spring and Summer
'Jooda for gentlemen a wear. Styllih , durable ,
nd nrlcea low M over 21518th hot. Donsr.bFam.
Millinery.
VCRS. 0. A. B1NGKR , Wholeeale and Retail , Fan-
y Qoodt In great variety , Zephyrs , Canl Boards ,
Hosiery , Gloves , Corsets , &c. Cheapest House la
the West. Purchasers nave SO per cent. Oidei
DvHall. 1U Fifteenth Street.
roundry.
JOHN WEARNE & SONS oor.llthA Jackson it *
Mourand Feed.
OUAHAOIT7 MILLS , 8th and Farnham Bit. ,
KTeUhano Jiroa. , proprietors.
Qrocer * .
C BTKVENB , SUt between Cnmloe an > \ lui
. A. MoSRANK. Corn. 23d and Oauilntr Etrectn.
Harawaie , Iron ana Steel.
OLAN tt LAWOWORTHV , Wboleaalo , 110 tn < <
US 16th etrcct
A. HOLMES corno 16th and California.
N rno , ctnaaie * , mo.
B. WEIST SOUth St. bit F rnk Harris ?
HotriD
JO LIOUaK.Ooo. Canfleld,9lh & FarnhaDi
OORAN HOUSE , P H. Cary , Big Farnham Ht.
BLAVKN'S HOTEL. F. Blaven , 10th Bi.
ionthern Hotel Out. Ifainel nth * taavenworth
na uiu.
KHUN it CO.
Fins Vana ( loads , Oor. 16th and
Douirui ttrcate.
. J. WHIXB110UPE , Wholesale & RoUll , Icth fit.
a FIKLD , 02 ! Worth Bide Cumins ; Street.
PARK , DnuvlBt. IQtU and Howard Ktreota.
Dentists.
OB. PAPti WIlllamH Ulock Cor. 1Mb & DoJse.
Dry Uuoaa Notions , fcto.
JOHN H. F. LKUMANN 4 CO. .
< IW Tork Dry Goods Store , 1810 and 1811 F rn-
h in itr et
& . 0. Knewold also bootJ and ihods & PiclOo.
ruruuure.
i 7 , GROSS. New and Stoond Hand Furniture
nJ Btorts , llli Dctulu. Ulgbeal caab pike
aid for second banl ( roocm.
CONNER IBO'J Doa7la tt. Fine eoodi & - , .
ferce Works ,
OUAHA FENOU CO ,
SDiST , FRIES & CO 1218 Haruoy tit. , Impiovc
id Ice BOII * , Irci : acJ Wood Fencei , Office
tllcri. fVinntfr" Plnn and Wtlnnl.
r'awn rokera. '
BOSKNFgLP IQIU St. . bet Far.ftHar
Kerrlgerators , Oenneia's Patent.
OOODUAN 1th Bt. bet. Kirn , &
Cigars and Tobacco.
WEST & FniTSCIJEK , manufacturers of Clfin. ,
and Wholesale Deolersl n Tobaccos , 1805 Douglas ! >
ff. F. IXHIENZKN manufacturer 1116 Farnham
florist.
A , Oonagboe , plants , cut flowen , seeds , ooqaeli
etc. . N. W , cor. IBtb and Dowlas street * .
00 To CRAIG'S
Orecn House 17th aad Wtbiter itroot , for
1'laort , Bouquets , Flowen , Floral Deslgni be ,
Oornlco Works.
W t rr. Uamlce Works , Manufacturer ! Iron
Oornlc , lln , Iron and Slate Roofllnj. Order *
from any locality promptly executed In the be t
manner , ractory and Office 12l > Uarney Bt.
O. BPKCHT , Proprietor ,
aalranltot Iron Cornices , Window Caw , etc. ,
m nnf\ctur l ami put up In any part oj tbf
Orockery ,
I , DON N Kit It09 Dtiiigian tlr > ft. OooJ lln
uom.iiim
JOHN O. Wlfi tlS,14H DodjteSlrwI.
0 B. HhKJIKR. For ilcutlt ce large adrertUe
raiint In IMtlv and Wwkl ?
Olvll Engineers and Ourveyors.
ANDREW ROSEWATER , Crolfthton Dlcck ,
town Surreys , Orade s > nd Sewerage 8ytt rai a
Specially.
Clothing and furnlahlng aoo > s.
QEO. H. PETERSON. Al H t , Cip , Boota ,
Shoe * Notions and Cutlerr , B04 B. 10th tr t.
Show Oasa ManuTaclory.
0. J. WILDR.
Uacntactur6r an.l Dealer In all kinds ol ebcw
Caiw , Upright Cases , 4 . , 1317 CAM St.
FRANK L. GERHARD , proprietor OuAh
Show Caw manufactory , 818 South Iflh str t ,
Lmrcnworth and Marcy. All
l Hrit-clRW.
ores ana mwaro.
A. BUKMESTKK ,
t oiniiniuwaT ? , MiJ mru/iclurei /
oflln K'xifo and all klndk c Dalldlrg Motk
Odd 1 clluwg' Block.
J. tlONNKK , 1800 nnuil/l' / BtP-vlvH _ _ _ ctmn
Uaudt ,
) . KVANS , WboltaaU tnU RcUU : Drill * nu
OiM Folln.ni Hall
Pn > cicl ni
W. 8. OllMtS , M. U. , Kforo No * Ufe'fhtoD
" ' ' . , Uth Struct.
K H. LKIBRMHISa , M. D. Mawnlt
C. U HAKl.M. I ) . , Ejoand ZCai , opp
DR. L. B. auAony ,
Oculist Mitl Autl < l. H W 16th tnii Pi > mh > ri St <
CJKO. HEYN , PROP.
Unmd CVntnil Oillorv ,
318 Sixteenth Utrc l.
nur Miuanlo Hall. Vtr t < la < n Work and Prompt'
uu na utoam l-'ttlng ,
P. W. TARPY * CO. . 216 12 m. , bet.
end Douglas. Workprorop y attended to.
1) . riTZt'ATRIOK. ixiiiglvi Street
nlntlnc an pcr angina ,
M1INKV A. KOSTERS. HI Undie Street
Choo Stores.
Phillip T.an 1120 Famhara i > f I * * 18th * Hrh
dccond Hand Utoru.
I'KRKINS Si LEAR , 1110 Douglaa BI. . Now and
Second Hand Furniture , Homo l-\irnl mnft < ! aod
A.C. Iwmrliti and wild on narrow m ri'lti
Undertaxtifa ,
01IAB. RIKWK. 10H Farnham bet 10th 11W.
99 Dent Store * .
P. 0 WAOKI78 TarnhPim 3 . Paoor Oanos
Unloonc.
HEKRT KAUFMANW ,
la lee Le * brick block on IXmjJ.M Btiaoi , b
Junt ojwiioil a uiput elegant Bi' < u IUH ,
Hot Lunch from 10 to 13
icrv ili y.
" Ctti ! nni " J FAtOONRR C.TB Uth StiMl.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in Postoflico during Hie week
ending June 10 , 1882.
QH.NTLEUEK.
Appleton Mr Allen H
B .y'e ' V i row n G F
IJurrell T Biiina R
UrjcellJ Uarridge S ] '
Uoltou II C ISiirtelpmeyer S
Ulaueo 1 > ISlDckburu It A
ButlcJ J lienmn J
Barrel J G Uasjelmnn A
Biker C W Becman J T
Brand K E-2
Biuckley M
Carston J G CaldnellJS
Basil .T ( 'aswi 11 J J
CallaJ Cliuo .7
Criwtord J 1J CrouKB S T
Cox Vf Cold W
Conrcv P Connor G C
ClayJ Chaiupenoy J II
Clayton H O Casper li
Clausen H Campbell A
Campbell 0 Draper F S
Davis J P Denison J 1 ,
Don eel J C Dolan A
Donermayer M Dickey G A
Evana W E Evans R 2
Euker H EmkinsL
flynn J C Francis R
Florin G Ford J G
Frank J
Gtrady A.D Grau G B
GriUm I M Graham L
Garvin T Giliaou D T
HallR rluntingtun M M
Hanrahan J Herbert A
Higman Bros. Hahlis G F
Hussay F Henings L
Hull JO
Henry W Hoaretrick C
Hond E L Haves T
llarkins M HtflleyG
.Tnnei G W Jakolison II
Joy H C Jones J
Jinnoy F Jackson P
Johnson R G Karlton A
Keefer J Ktiapp R R
K lint wort J Kanlell P K
Kennedy L V Kuiiinel M J
Lyon O W LarxBon F
Lagatroin A RIcKeoDM
McMalno , T H Mcl/'ullora J J
McGuire T H Montague O
Alaud Mr Moure J
Mussrove Manters P
JNIattson P D M.rtinP
Mar ley M Miller G B
Merlin G P Marsh G
Murphy E NacoD
Nickels N Nciiuon II 2
NJelson II 0 Nafer H
NoUon F O'Dunnell T
OLen J Petuljolm II
Pope A Pelper U U
llobbins G Roper , Turner & Co
Hudolph 11 Rooks P
llhodej B Robert * O B
llobbina F E Reed F VV
Heche D Stuchel E A
Scbrtder E D Smith F
Sachs If Stewatt -
Sheely J Stanwood J II
Stebliluu II Sincenet W
Shepbarrt J Slieoran B
Streeter 0 E Kervean E
Scott II 0 Vcelu R
Wert H Willeme G
Wheollns A Whlln ill 0 W
Wri la W < f
Younta W C M
LADIDi.
Allen MH A Amlenon MM O
Andeinon , Auilrt-WH MIBS At
llaloy MrsJi Deli MM W M
Uailoy JMlHj 1C C ButUrMinsG
Urnwa Miea M
Clark Miss M K Crone Mrs W
CulliiiH JiliaM M Crane Mm M
Dorim Mim ] l ] ) nnhy ! Mr < J M
Krikreh Miss T France Mlsa L
Gremlin II Gould Mrs K
Hart Mr * T Heron A
11 am Mm L Jlaakel L A
Hoffmeyer 12 Janse J
Johusou Mrs Johanason Mlsa C
JuImEon Mr * ] ] - - 2 Klintwort Mrs A 2
Larsdotter K Lani ; MM J M
LumUtil Miss 3 Langdon Mlsa N
LIudhom Mhs K Lerlinj'Mra KAL
Lpon MUa 12 Mot'oy MraJ
ftlcCalfrey Mrs R McGee Mi N
McNeal MI a M McMagoslan MM M
McNnbb Mrs 11 Muntyer Mlsa AT
Morgan Mtmi M Morgan Mrs K
Mikaelnen M--L'
Niles Ming ] ; II Nichles MUa h
Norton K NiUon K M
Norton J M Pratt Mli-a M
IVatt Mlaa M 1'ruc.lier MJH L
Jtun MiH L Itoliliitou I\Iie L11
Ithodcs MM M .Sampson Mrs M
Kcott MU M BliotthaiH MIH M
SdioclcMhuK tJtanley Mrs M 2
Stone Ml s L 2 .Sottn Mrs M
BullimnMisDW r-'amtl : MIm A 2
'I'lioinpNon Mini M Woodlmrn Mlsa 0 F
Wright Mrs 1 > D WrlKht MM M
TIIOS. V , J'cwtmanler ,
A JJlnlng Exporlonco.
An oxcitint ; incident , which illus
trates the perils and discomforts of
deep mining in Novadaoccurod in the
Alta mine a few days 0 0.hilo
eoven men were working in the end of
a drift , 1,500 foot below the surface ,
a powerfnl pump , which was constant
ly uaod to lift the constantly flowing
water from the drift , broke and the
puiwpino was stopped. The rapidly
accumulating water rote in the draft
and broke through the bulkhead
erected to protect the working patty ,
and it was thought the nion mint
cither drown or bo overcome
by the heat and the lack ol
of air in tlu-ir drop under'
ground prison. It was rcmoinbond ,
however , thnf the end of the drift
where the parly trero imprisoned wae
hiphor thnn tliogenerfll luvcl , and this
might cave them from drowning at
least. The broken pump wan repaired
as quickly as poasible , and the pump-
i-g uf water from the drift jecoin-
moncod , and at the MUIIO ttmo air wna
forced into the driit through pipes.
The work of rescue was kept up daj
and night for two dnjg , and on Fri
day , sixty hours after ths accident oc
curred , the water in the
drift waa lowered uuflhtontly to
allow n cimll , liglit citnras
boat , with tlirco men in it , to
bo let down Two of 4ho men died of
the Btilling hut air , and the third
barely clfoctod his escape. Notwith
standing thir , a fourth mail deecoudi-d
and attempted to wade to the end of
the drift , but ho waa forced to return
in n delirious condition , without ac
complishing nnything moro thnn
aiuing n light at the end of the drift
and finding the boat. Twoothorn fol
lowed , but were nnablo to reach the
dcsirod point on account of the liuat
and gas. Still another , having hiahend
protected with an ico-hulmot. used by
miners in thu deep levels , descended
and waded through the hot wnter to
the end of the drift , where , to his
great mirpriao and delight , ho found
the aoveil prisoners nlive , nearly
starved to death , patiently waiting
for the rescue they hoped would come ,
but resigned to their fatu if the worat
should como. They were speedily
brought out. The only lives lost
were those of the two bravo minors
who pcridhcd in the bout in the at
tempt to reach their comrades.
QIVOH Away.
Wo cinnot help noticing the liberal oiler
to all invulida nud sufferers by Dr.
King's Now Ulaciix cry for onsumntion ,
You urn icquoalid ti > ( all at I ) . F Good-
mini's Drug Store , and K't a Trial Bottle
fne of coit , if ynu nro sulferitu with C ni-
sumption , Sovcio Coughs , Cold < , Antlnna ,
Br inchltU , Hay Fever , Loss of Volcu ,
iroirncneas , or nny alfe tion of tljo Throat
or Luiu'8. It will posilutly euro you.
Ca'irornla Formlnrr
Loa Arjocs ! CorrcsjionJcnt Toronto Qlobp.
Much has been s.iid and written
about the iinmcnao profits to bo rea
lized from the culture of the orange ,
and thoao who cittuo hero tun or tnelvo
years ago , and bought land when it
was cheap and planted orange tr cs ,
uro doubtless reaping handsome pro
fit * from their orchards. lut there is
no profit in this business for the man
who pays § 200 or moro per ncro , and
han to wait seven or eight years before
ho gets any return upon his invest
iiiont. The shrewd men nro finding
this out , and are giving their atten
tion to vineyards. The grape does
well hero , and yields a largo quan
tity of wine. The vines will
do well without irritation , while
the orange tree requires tobo irrigated
five or six times during the year. The
owners of the largo vineyards have
each a distillery and winohouso , and
not only manufacture their own
gropes into wino and brandy , but'
purchase the grapes grown by those
who have small vineyards. The wino
made by two or three of the leading
growers is excellent if allowed to at
tain any ago , hut nearly all the wino
is sold when now , and a great deal is
made by careless men and is unfit to
drink , aud the consequenceis that
with many strangers LOB Angelas
wines have a poor reputation. Sly
first impression of the wines of this
country was anything but favorable ,
but afterwards I came across
D Canadian who was an excellent judge
of wine , and from him I lenrnod
where to get good vintages. I fuund
good , sound port , and moat excellent
claret , called "Xinfandol , " after the
grape from which it was made. The
"Burger , " a white wine , is good if al
lowed a few years in which to mature.
When now it is too heavy. When
capital enough is invested in this busi
ness to allow the wines to mature before -
fore boiiu' sold , and the intelligent
system of manufacturing lately in
augurated by some of the proprietors
of the largest vineyards has become
general , this country will rival ( the
far-famed provinces of Franco in the
quality and quantity of its wines.
How They Were Removed.
NOKTH TOPKKA , Kas.Mayl2 , ' 81.
H. H. WAUNEK & Co. : Sirs-
Sharp pains in the region ot the kid
neys , frequent desire to urinate and
scalding sensations were easily re
moved by your Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. HENIIV SANDEUH.
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IMPERISHABLE
1 -T 'j * " ° 'jt * > " ' " "
PERFUME ,
Hurray & Lanman's
Best frr TOILET , BATH
and I.ANDKERCHIEF.
Genins Rewarded ;
OK ,
The Story of tlie Sowing Machine ,
A handsome llttlo pamphlet , blue and golf
cove with numerous cagtuiinft , will bo
GIVEN AWAY
tot nv audit pontnn calling ( or It , at ny branch
or eub-otllcool IhobloKor llanulicturlnif Com
pany , or Mill bo vent uj mail , poet paid , teat
at a dUUnca Irom our offices.
TIio Singer Manufacturing Co , ,
Principal Ofllco , 34 Union Square ,
NEW YORK ,
leMH ( ! *
JACOB KAUFMAN ,
OfflCB 802 Ifltli St. Oor , of Bnrt
Dealer in
ALL KINDS OF WINES.
lolfr-lia
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
OF :
Men's , Boys' and Children's
CLOTHING
Boafly for Impoction
AT
POLA'CK'S
CLOTHING
HOUSE
The Lowest Prices Guaranteed ,
1310 Farnam Street , Nonr 14th.
RE !
ORCHARD & BEAN , J.B. FRENCH & CO. ,
O A R P ETS I GROCERS
CARPET
tOotr *
Invites the attenlionof the public
to hisi
LARGE AND WELL JSELECTED STOCK
New Carpets |
Embracing all the late pat
terns in everything in
the Oarpet Line.
Mattings , Oil Cloths and window Shades.
In large quantities , and always
at the Bottom Prices.
LACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY.
J. B. DETWILER !
1313 Farnam Street.
OMAHA , - - NEBRASKA
E2 V W
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Lath , Shingles ,
SASH , BOORS , BLINDS AND MOULDINGS ,
15th and Cuming Sts. OMAHA , NEB