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Par THE DAILJf BEE-OMAHA FRIDAY , JUNE 16 , 1882. I JL &OO , , The Only Exclusive Wholesale Hardware House TJXT 1108 AND1110 HARNEY STREET. _ _ OrviAW . NEB. _ JLTilTii WHOLES ALE BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER AND DKAtKK U- Wall Paper and Window Shades , 1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb. & holesale Lumber. No , 1408 Faraliain Street , Omaha , Neb , THE MOLINE STOVE * r Manufactured by They mnko a spcc'alty ' of COOKING STOVES , and Imvo this jear placed tn the market onpof theJIOiTECONOM OAVIJ JUST SAlISfACTOUY STOVKSovor made. They make both Plain and extens'on ' top , and guarantee nil their goods , "ha agents for the company are. PIEROY & BRADFORD , -DEALERS IN- J FurnacesFireplaces3Heaters t 33 T GRATES , RANGES , STOVES , HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS , Etc. 211 FABNAM STREET. OMAHA NEB The Oldest Wholesale and Retail JEWELRY HOUSE 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 RECIOU3 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 IN TOE 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 for cash or installments at Bottom Prices. A SPLENDID stock ol BteinwayPianoa , Knabe Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi anos , and other makes. Also Clough & Warren , Sterling , Imperial , Smith American Organs , &c. Do not fail to see us before pur chasm ? . MAX MEYER & BRO. , , MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW GASES ! Isrpe Stock Aways on Hand. HAVETO BKST'STOOK IN NEBRASKA-MAKE THE LOWEST PfilOES This is the Only House that Does Not Sell High Prioo Goods , PERKINS & LEAR , FURNITU NEW AND SEGONO-HANO. Bedding , Mirrors , Feathers , Feather Beds , v < and all Goods'Pertaining ' to the Fur niture Trade , and : Upholstery , PERKINS ' & LEAR , , 1416 Douglas Street , ' Omaha , jnon-wtd-Wljtr THE DAILY BEE The DEB PUBLISHING CO. , Prop'ra. IO rernham , bet Oth and 10th Street * . TKKMS OK SUBSCKirriON. One copy 1 j-e\fl KtT nrctrn-trnld ) MO CO J months " " 6.00 month " " . 8.CO 4tL.WAf TABLE. rmcAQO , < T. rii-t , MmniiroLM AMD OXtttA RAII.IIOAD. ( f v Om&hft PnvcrBf r No. S , 8SO : . m. Ac * inmoiUtlon No. 4,1:0 : tp. m AllvoOin ! h Fiwnrft No. 1,6:20 p , tn. CCL rsj-vllon No. 8,10:10 . m. iw ni KMIT en norm teen 0. , B. a o. T:10 : a , m. 5:40 p. m. U A .V. W. . 7MO fc. m _ SJO : r > m. 0. , R. I. ft P. , 7:10 a. tn. 3:10 : p. in. S. C.St. J. ft 0. B.le v < i itt f M a. m. and T : m. Arrives at 8 I Louliat 0:30 : t m. and 6 : m.w. . w. , Ki.li.ti F. , learn ntS v m. and 8:10 : n. Arrhe * ft tt ) , Loud At 0:40 * . tn. and 7:80 : m irzn o notmrtnotrx B. t U. In Nob. , Throiijli Kiprw. % 8) 6 a m E. & II. Lincoln Kspr < * flIO : p. m. ( I P. Overland nxprUB , 13:16 : 1 > . m. 0. fc n. V. for Llnioln , 11:45 : . m. 0. 6 B V. for OuccsU. 9:1" : \ . w. U.T Ir-yrt N ? . 6 , fiioOB.M. 0. F I tctpbt Ke , 9 , 3riO n. in. 0. P. freight No. IB , 2.53 p. m. 0. P. freight No. 7 , 6:10 : p. la. emljtrflBt. . . P. Pcnter PtlTciv , 7'Bfi p. tr. 0. P. freight Nn 11. llso : p. in. D. F. Drmct frelrhf. B:2i : p. n. AUJYlNfr rkOM > U3t 1HP 0 E. A Q &Kfl A. m. 7:25 p m. O. li N , W. , P.45 a. m.-T : p. m. 0. H. I./.P.bS : . m. OrtS \i. \ m. K. O. . St. Joe fc C U. 7:85 . ru fl:46p. BS AnsuvLNo n > n mi * r AIII KOOIUWIRT. 0. A II. V. fiom Lincoln t.Ui l > . tu , 0. V. Pfidflc Kiprcv5:25 : p. in. B1 A M. In Nc ! > . , Thruujh Kipreat 4:11 p U ) . 0. 2) M. Lincoln Kxpron3 44 s in. 0. P. Denver oxi r w , 7:54 X in. 0. P. FrclRht Ko. 14-W : > n. ni. U. P. No. & 6:10 : n. m. Exl : * al U. P. IrclKht No. li , 13:15 : p. tn. D. P. So. 80CO p. m. D. P. Ho. 18 JK5 a. m. 17 , f. ( Muter Ifd lit , 1:10 a , m. Q. A II. V , tnUtxl , r. tU : p. la. rrairr TUAISS Htrunui ouxax Ant CCCNClt BIC7I5. LO T Omaha at 8:00 : , O.W ) , 1P.CO ami to. : l.-O S:00 : , 3.00 , 4KW and C:00 p. ni. U \ Council CluCs kt SZS : , 9:25 , 10:26 : Mill ! B. ta.j t ! 5Sf : , Bi5 : , < : E5 tnd :2fi : p. ru. EtiD-avB The itiinuny learoa Onmlu at 9:00 ind 11:00 : fw m. ; 1X0 , 4XQ and fi.-OO p. ci. LOTD rcntidl EtuCi at 9:2B : and 11SJ : a. m. ; 1:25 , t:26 : n,1 ( : ! fip. m. Through and local putcnrcr trains between Omfthtt nnd Council DluiTn. Lcix\o Oiualis 6:15 : \li. \ S. 00 ft. 10. ; $40 , 6:1P : , UKX ) p. tn. Arrlxc Omaha 7:40 : , 11M , 11:46 : a. m. ; 6:40 : , 7OC. 7H , p.tn _ Opening ; no Oictlng of Mrlli. KOOll. 01 . OL08I. a. m. p. m. a , m. p. m. OilcagofcN. W . 11.00 O.-OO 5:110 : SiO : a iicngo. n I. i r dflc. 11 X3 90 5so : s:40 OUcago , U. * Q. . . . . . .11:00 : 0:00 : 5SO : 2:40 : ATabtah . 12:10 : 5:80 : S:40 : llonx City end PaclOu. . 9:00 : 5.30 S:40 : Onion facts : . 40 11:40 : Omah &n. V . 4:00 11:40 : B.fcM. lu Nob. . . . . . . . i O 8:10 : Ointh fc Sioux CItj. . . . 0:00 : 7:30 3. A 11. Lincoln . 10SO n:00 : 0. P. Lincoln , BuniUy. . 1:80 11:00 J. P. Dm. > or K\f > . , V.-00 O.Klou City & St. P. . . 11:00 : Local tr allu fur HUto at town luive bai once > l y , vU o.M : a , in. Offlco oithn Sunday ] Irom 12 ta. to 11 > . m. V HALI. P M la thoold Favorite and FOR CHICAGO , PEORIA , ST. LOUIS , MILWAUKEE DETEflIT , NIAGAEA FALLS , NEWYORKBOSTON , , And all Poluta East nnaWouth-Eaat. TIlELINECOMl'KISES Nearly d.OUO miles. Bolld Emoatli Steel Track AH connections aru made In UNION DbPOTB It haa a Natloni ! Itcpntatlon aa liolni ; the Great Through Oar Line , ntiil Is unlvcraalh conceded to bo the FINEST EQUIPPED Half road In ( bo or M for all clastka ol tn cl. Tryitnndjoii will llnd traveling a Inxurj Instead of a discomfort. Through Tickets via rlih Cokbratcd Line foi Bale at all olllccs In tlio Wcet. All Information about Ilatoa of Faro , f leenlng Car AcocniDiodatlonH , Tiraa Tables , &c. , wul be cboorfully given by appIUnlui ta T. J. POTTER , 2J Vlce-l'ros't & Oca. Manajnjr.Chtcaffo , PERCIVAL LOWELL , Gen. Passemer Agt. Chlcipo , W. J. DAVENPORT , Qon Agent , Council Dlufifa. II. P. 1J UBLL , Ticket AK morn-cd ly _ FAST TIMF.I In going Eatt talco th Chicago & Northwest- Sff. A "TIT. era Train * leara Onab B : < Op. m. and 7:10 a. m. I fall Information call on II. P. DUEL , Ticket VRent , 14th and K-rnLiuii Hlg. J. BELL , U. f Itllway Depot , or at JAUKjT C'l.AHK , Oonei Airxu * . Omaha UlTru/in If SYPHILIS in cny stage Ofttarrtj , .ECZEMA , 31d Sores , Pi inploa , 3OILS , or any Skin Disease < lures When Hot Springs Fail , UAVIES , AUK. , M y 2.1831 L Wo hue easel In onr own town who lived at otfliirlnB ; , and were finally cured vtitb 8. H. a , McOiklVOK & MURRY. f iuu uouutcouio w tnjo ua auu t r. /j U11U YOUU Oil charfo nothlui ; I I Write lor irtlculari and copy ol little ftook ) the Unfortunate Hufferlnv 81.OOO itewarU H1 bo ( am lu kiij icinUt who will flu3 , on analttla 100 tottlo . B. 8. , one particle of Mercury. Iodide Feta > urn or any Mineral iulsUnco. BwinspEcino 09. Prlc o { Bmall iU , 11.00. Large ili tl.lt. ' Bold by KKHWJLBD BBOS. ; * 00 ' d Drnggbt * Qeuerally. , , , FIRE ENGINE HORSES. The Care Necossnry in Boloctlng the Anlmala Intollifjonco tn the Instruc tion. Now Vojk Sun. In the early part of January lasl the fire commissioners resolved upon thn establishment of training atablo for the education of horaoa of the department - partmont , and , iacidontally , the adop tion of a system of careful inspection and trial. That cquino collcRo has been in operation successfully for about sixty days. The old enjjiiio house of engine company No. . ' ) 0 in Lawrence street , near Tenth avenue , WAS assigned for the uses of the train ing stable. It haa no spare space , and can accommodate only seven horscp tit one time , but one mure cm bo kept in 37's now house , and the department docs not need more than that number for the present. Proa" dent Corman says that the dcpnr. iiiunt has always in service about 25 horaoa , and buys about fifty per mi mini , to replace an equal nun'bor tha are worn out or condemned. Th maximum price paid for horses fn fire department service is $500. Tim amount will not buy first , class Noi York state horses , which are deeme the best , but it will buy good wester horsrs , young and sound , which , b proper training , feuding and cannr' likely ta turn out all that in de ire < here. No horao is immediately bough outright , thirty days' trial being re ing required. Out of forty-cigh horses fiunt to the training stable Urn far , only ton have boon retained. On principal trouble has been in hoc cracks. They lame n horse , and , a ! though they could in most iiutancoi be cured by care , skill and time , th department has no time to waste ii protracted votoriiifiry experiments , si a hoof-cracked hnrao is promptly re jf tod. The first story of the twining stabl is arranged very much like that of n ordinary engine house. In the cento stands an old-fashioned chemical engine gino , which , as it weighs only CGO ( pounds , is about 1,000 pounds hylite than an ordinary fire engine , but i heavy enough for training. Above it on opposite bides of the polo , potulnu by long cords from the coiling , lik the skeletons of gigantic wings , aroth Beta of harness ready for instant drop phig on the horses and hitching , Agiutitt the walls , at the sides of th room and a httlo back of the online- are the stalls of the team in training , exactly like the ordinary engino-houa < stalls. In those there ts neither mat uor nor crib , both ends are open , au thu horses stand with their heads to wurd the front , fastened by a bridle the hitching strap of which is held b _ ik bole connected with the olectrica apparatus. At the back , with the ! hettda toward the rear wall , aru fiv horses in ordinary stalls. Those ani muls aru not undergoing as activ training as the 'others , either bucnus their education is deemed finished o because they ore sick and undersoil ) medical treatment , for this establish tnont , in addition to being a school , i ii hutpital. Between the engine an thu rear Btull stands , with untippe iliufts , a huivy hoau-toudtir , but it 1 not at present in USD for training , there is no stall in proper rolativ < position to it. The horses intende lor tender service are kept in No. 117' now house when being taught. The training stable is under thi chareo of Lawrence Murphy , former ] } of Eugino Company 1C ; Thomas Clark , formerly of Engine Company 3 ; and Patrick Haley , formerly Engine Company Li men who havi boon picked out for . .theirtkoroug knowledge of horses and their skill , They are r ominally now members o Engine Company 37 , but on pormancn detailed service. Thomas Clark iath Duly mpn in the department now wh was appointed as n driver , ho hsviti ; joined it in 18U5. Ilia nssociati joined in 1871. They are not require * bn do any duty in answering alarms , pr acting as messengers for the Build inp Bureau , or any other work away from their especial training business It is their duty , \vhon a horse is son ; o thoin , "to test his speed , power o : iiiduranco , and oyebight ; BOO that h a free from hoof cracks or blemishes n any kind ; that hodoesnotintorfore , Iocs not balk ; that ho is not a kicker , hat he has no vicious hubits ; that ho s always able , ready , and willing to do u's worlr , and sufliciontly intelligent o learn it ; and to teach him to COIDO o polo or shafts properly and prompt- y. IIo should bo driven to the ap- laratua on a walk at first , then at a low trot , then faster , then at the top if his speed. " How They "Wero Removed. NOIITJI TOI-KKA , Kas , May 12 , ' 81. H. H. WAiuiuii .fe Co. : Sirs lharp pains in the region of the kid- leys , frequent desire to urinate and calding sensations were easily ro tovod by your Safe Kidney and jivur Cure. HKNIIV SANDKHC. A Monster Excurfclon. e \ oik 1 lme , Juno 11 , The Bed Star line steamer Khyn nd , which loft this port yesterday Dr Antivorr ) , carried 317 cabin passon- era , main ) } ' from Mievest in states , ho are bound on an excursion drouth Belgium , Germany , Switzer- i rid and other countries of continent- I Europe. The excursion , which was rrangcd by the Cincinnati Harugm [ aonnorchor , is under thd personal jporvision of Mr. Max Burgheim , of incinnati , a merchant of that city , ad the moving spirit in the enter- riso. Of the party abjut 100 are om Cincinnati , and CO each from hicago and St. Louis , with about the inio number from this city. The ro- ittindor are from various towns and ties in Illinois , Michigan , Indiana , id Ohio. The Cincinnati Turners ro represented by a delegation of 1 members , who will accompany the icrcdited delegate of the North merican Turner society , Mr. Carl 'roh , to the International Turnfest , i be hold at Aarau , Switzerland , from uly 28 to August 1. The oxcir ( onistsvho are all Germans , expect i hnd at Antwerp on the Jd inst. Then the pirty will sopi- ito to visit such locahtuH m their idividuil tastes may dictate. The irty moots first at the international irnfost , and at the conclusion of the imcs , Aug 1 , will eopoaato once , ere to moot attain at the national longerfoBt at ilatuburb , which bo- ins Aug 12 , and continues until the J'B. ' The excursionists , at the con- union of the saongorfost , will raturn > Antwerp and tail for this city on 10 ttennor Beleanland , of the lied tar UnojjAug 10. The Bhynland mui | specially fitted up for the excursion ists , the Mcon go being converted b the use of paint , now furniture , carpets pots , nnd fittings , into a very respectable table and comfortable sort o cabin. This and the first and socont class cabins were filled to the ! utmost capacity by the passengers who h.ul m.id a themselves thorough ! at homo by the time the vessel hn ! reached S.uidy Hook. Through th courtesy of thn general agents of th line , Peter Wright fc Sons , of thi city , a party of friends wont doviii t the Narrows on thoUhyiiland , return itigontho tug Goodwin. Mr. lion ncssy , ono of the representatives C the line in this city , and Mr. Engcl man the general passenger agenl went with the Uhynland to the Nar rows , and dispensed hospitalities , am * a < v the excursionists safely started o their . trip. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Not n I3ovcrnuo- "They are not a beverage , but medicine , with curative properties o the highest degree , containing no pee whisky or poisonous drugs , They d < not tear down nn already dobilitatct RJ stem , but build it up. Ono botth contains more hops , that is , inoro rca hop strength , than a barrel of ordinar ; beer. Every druggist in llochosto sells them , and the physicians pro scribe thorn. " [ Evening Express on llop Bitters. Only Sons and Daughters. Brother Oardncr' * Lime Kiln Club. "If I had an only son , " began the old mnn as the lights were turned uj and Biblical disputes suddenly coasec "if I had nn only son , tind ho growod up as only sons am pretty sar tin to do , an' ho wont otT on a Sun cay skulo picnio an' got drowned , ' . should feel a lootlo sorry an * a hea ] thankful. If I had nn only darter an' she growcd up as only darters allns grow , an' she run away wid n llghtuin'-rod man an1 was loft in do po' house , I should bo n tootle sorr ; but not a bit surprised. Da family wid an only son or an only darte needs no odder trouble. Whoi you moot a man who cnrrioi his cigars in his hind pocko an1 goes off behind do ba'n to take n chow of terbackor , sot hin down fur an only son. When yoi meet a man who ( lusters an * brags nn seeks to lord it obor odder people you have foiru' an only son. When you meat a man who thinks do world was made fur him atone you Imvo mot at ouly son. Do only son am do mat who tkes up two seats in do kyara who crowds do chill'on at a festival who oats hisself sick when ho p.\ys two shillins fur all ho kin eat ' . doan * say dat ho am to blame , but . do say d.U do world feels rolioyei when ho goes to his grave. Once in n lifo-timo you may h'ar of an only soi uho hasn'tturned do family out o doahs nor had all do nayburn fur a mile nroun' shoot at him an * oflbr to buy him a , tombstone , but bo koorfu how you believe i' . "When you meet a womai who puts you in mine of selfishness out fur an nirin not her down na an only darter When you fin * n woman who expects do kyur to stop in do middle of a block when ydu moot a woman whoso hus band am allus ready to dodge , sot her down fur an ouly darter. Do only darter grows up to whine an' com plain and tyrannize an' make do world mo' wretched fur pooph wretched 'nufTbofo' . Da odder day ' . was called upon to go over to n nay bur's an' box de years of an ouly darter tor whoso poo' ole muddor lay upon i bed of sickness , an' I mus * say dat . ' kinder enjoyed It , Dat same ovenin I was called upon to visit anodor nay bur whoso ouly son wanted to sell do family cook stove to buy him a yalloi dog an' a single-barreled shot-gun. ] had a short struggle tvid de young man' an' ho won't bo out of bed fur a week to como. "My oxper'onco is dat a family which do Liwd has forsaken artor Bondiii1 ono chile , has woo an' sorrow in dor household. SolOshncBB takce root dar' an' grows amazin1 fast. Wickedness croofs in1 dar' an' nobbor lots go. De small pox kin bo stamped out , do yallor fever mus' give way to frost do cholera only settles down hoith an' Jar' , but do only chile am allua wid u ? . lie or she moots us obory day walks wid us frow lifo brings upon us do larger sheer of our miseries. Pity do faddor wid an only son thrice pity do muddcr wid an only darter , The London Lancet. The "London Lancet" Bays : "Many a life has been saved by the moral courage 3 ( the Buireror , " and many a life has been laved by taking SrniNO BLOHHOH in canonf bllllooH fever indigestion or liver com- plaints. Trice CO cents , trial bottles 10 sents. jlS'dlw D. M. WELTY , ( Sncoossor to D. T. Mount. ) Manufacturer and lmlcr In Saddles , Harness , Whips , FANCY HORSE CLOTHING iotas , Dusfcors ani Turf Goods ol ALIDBSCIUI'TIONH , Agent far J&s. It Hill fs Co.'e iONGQRD HARNESS "Tho Best in The World. " Ordcn Solicited. OMAHA. NEB inu ly ly'U 'U JtCSIVfil EUROPEAN HOTEL , Corner fourth and Locutt Htroots. 3'Xr. X.OTJXS , 3VTO- , JT. H , HURST , - - Prop- I < ? om , i75o,1l.and. ? 1,50 For Pay An leifantP UuiautdicounBcicd with Uil OI M wliori meali are luvodat reuonabUprlcwi t > o jrandDlcbt.fi ' r o-lPc , ! DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS HOTELS. TOWKS' ARLINGTON , J. O. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Net , SARATOGA HOTEL , J. 8. 8TELLINIU8 , Mil ford , Neb. ] MARSH HOUSE , E.MANS , BROWNSVILLE N b OOMMEROIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , * Stromiburg N HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL Lou ! villa CITY HOTEL , CHENEY & CLARK , Dlalr , Neb. COMMERCIAL HOTE- , J. Q. MEAD , Nellgh , Neb. QRANO CENTRAL E.ISEYMOUR , Nabraika City , Neb MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , p. UTHORP , Weeping Water , N OOMMEROIAL HOUSE * A. O. OAARPER , Hardy , Nab. GREENWOOD HOUSE , W.MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Neb ! OOMMEROIAL HOUSE , E. 8TOREY. Clnrlnda , low * ENO'8 HOTEL , E. L. ENO , Eremont , Vefa1 EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. D. HACKNEY , Athland , ficb METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LOVELL , Mklnton , Nfcb. MORGAN HOUSE , E.L. QRUUD , Guide Reed , Neb * OUMMIT HOUSE , OWAN & DECKER , Oreiton , Ik. HOUSTON HOUSE , GEO. OALPH , Exlr , la. REYNOLDS HOUSE , O.M. REYNOLDS , Atlantic , In. WALKER HOUSE , 0. H. WALKER , Audubon , la. COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 8. OURGE88 , Neola , la. CITY HOTEL , Dl A. WILLIAMS , Marian , In. PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. OUMMINO8 , Corning , la. NEBRASKA HOTEL , JU | AVERY , Btanton , MERCHANTS HOTEL J , W. DOULWARE , Burlington Junction , M OOMMEROIAL HOTEL , Dlanchard , la. PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK , Qhanandoah , la , COMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Darld City , Neb OAQNELL HOUSE , CHA3. DAONELL , College Spring * , la. COMMERCIAL HOUSE , M. LUTTON , Vllllica , la , JUDKIN8 HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malirern , la , DALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Grove , la COMMERCIAL HOUSE D , F. STEARNS , Odebolt , la WOODS HOUSE , JOHN ECKERT , Otceoln , Neb. OOUOLAB HOUSE , J. 8. DUNHAM , Clark * . Neb. BEDFORD HOUSE J. T. QDEEN , Bedford la. ARLINGTON HOUSE , J. M. DLACK& 80N , Marj vllleMo NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER , Norfolk Junction Neb WIN8LOW HOUSE Q. McOARTY , Seward Neb , AURORA HOUSE M. D. JONES , Auroar , Neo , CROZIER HOUSE O. R.'OROZ'ER ' , Bldney , Neb. AVOOA EATING HOUSE D. W. ROOKHOLD , Avocn la. CENTRAL HOUSE LOOKWOOD & 8HATTUCK , Red 0 k. FOSTER HOUSE Oapt. JOHN FOSTER , Lewlt , la. WHITNEY HOUSE , E. HAYMAKER. Grltwold la. THE JELM MOUNTAIN AND SXUj'VIESIEl l aM Illiiiii lii iB i aiiH W mmMmxmma asaflkaia f Mining and Milling Company. Working Coital I . . . . . . . . PM Vftluo o BhaiM , . . . . . . . . (1,000,000 STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE Mines Located in BRAMBL MINING DISTBIOT. UU. j. I. THOMAS , Proeldont , Cummlnn , Womln ( ; . WM K. T1LTON , Vlco-Proeldont , Cummlna , Wjomlns B. K. IIAHWOOD , Secretary , Cummtni , Wyomlnic. A. 0. LUNK , Treasurer , Cummlnj , Wyomln Dr. J. I. Thomas. Louis Miller W. S. Dramcl. A. 0. Dunn. E. N. Barwood. Francis Logons. Ooo. II. Falos. Lcnrli Zolman. Dr. J. C. Watklns. OPO. W. KKNDALU AnthnrliH Apont for Rain n * Ntooic CARPET SEASON. . Detwile : Invites the attenlionof the public to his LASCE Embracing all the late pat terns in everything in the Carpet Line. Mattings , Oil Cloths and window1 Shades. In large quantities , and always at the Bottom Prices. ETWILER ! 1313 Farnam Street. NEBRASKA OMAHA. - - W. WYATT. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Lath , Shingles , SiSH , DOOES , BLIPS AID IOULDIM 15th and Cuming Sts. OMAHA , 'NEB STATIONERY .AND BLANK BOOKS We keep on hand a full and complete line of FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY [ of eyery description. Pooket-Booka Gold Pens. Pencils. Inke , Mucilage , Envelopes ; Visiting , Plavmg Regret , Dinner and Birthday Garde , &o. , &o. Give uea call. GILMAN R. DAVIS , & CO. 106 S ; 16th Streets ! 0pp , Poatoffioe , piltt-Jm - ' .