THE DAILf BEE-OMAHA TUESDAY , JULY IT , 1832.
& ; OO , ,
The Only Exclusive
Wholesale Hardware 'House
1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET ,
OMAHA - - - NEB.
- WHOLESALE -
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
-AND DKALKU N-
Wall Paper and Window Shades
1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb.
.ROTJB : & JOSTEIS
Wholesale Lumber ,
No , 1408 Farnham Street. Omaha , M.
THE MOLINE STOVE
Manufactured by
Theymnkn a specialty of COOKING STOVES , and have this jcar plai-cd . In the market
nccf the MOST ECONOM.O AND MOST SAUSFACTOIIY . STOVES c\cr made. They make . both
Plain and extension top , and guarantee all their goods. The agents for the company are.
V PIERCY & BRADFORD ,
DEALERS IN
Furnaces , Fireplaces , Heaters
IWC .fia. 3ST 3 ? 3E3 3C. S3 ,
GRATES , RANGES , STOVES ,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS , Etc.
1211 FARNAM STREET. OMAHA NEB
PERFECTION
JN
ROASTING AND BAKING ,
\B only attained by using
Stoves and Ranges ,
WITH
WIRE GAUZE OVEE DOORS ,
For aalo by
HILTON ROGERS & SONS ,
F DEWEY P T ?
ORCHARD & BEAN ,
OA R P E T S I
J. B. FRENCH & CO , ,
G R OCERIES
THE BALLED STATESMAN ,
Our Brevet Billiardiat Playing
n DospenUo Game for
Third Toriu ,
Every Onioinl in tlio District the
unit Slnvo fof Vnl-
cntluo.
riio Scum of Humanity Alone Howl-
In * for Him
To the Kilitor o ( Tun Hun :
The people of Holt county feel ju-
bilnut over the prospects of the
crops. The county is settling up fast ,
and mostly of good and experienced
farmers from the middle states , A
great many are going into stock rail-
ing. A largo amount of young stock
has been brought to this part of Ne
braska , where there are excellent op-
portunios tor this business.
The alUirs of government tire the
most Important and prolific source of
discussion with most of the people ,
and will bo till after the fall election
and why should it not bo ? Everyone -
one should take n great interest in
affairs of state. It is a matter that
demands everyone's co-operation , ns
the present campaign is an important
one tojNobraska. This will bo n now
deal for Nebraska , and it is important
thnt wo start rifiht. The most essen
tial feature of the coming elec
tion is the question of congress
man. Does northern Nebraska ,
the Third congressional dis
trict , want Valentine , who has
represented the whole state for tnro
wliolo terms and part of another. The
very fact ot Valentino having served
the state so long should be n reason
why the Third district now should re
ject him for re-election. Is there not
a bare possibility that Valentino's con
stituency in the two southern dis
tricts would got as much from him as
the Third district ? Each of the
southern districts will elect a man who
will represent their respective dis
tricts , and not bo so directly , under
obligations to the whole state. Does
this largo and rapidly improving
northern district want a man who has
represented all thcso sections ? I think-
not , but a man who will represent
this district first and the state at largo
next. Valentino would bo the lust
man to represent a single district ns
the state is now divided. One of his
chief aims since his first election has
been to impress upon the people the
importance of returning congressmen.
Does this mean himself ? Val. has too
many cunningly divised forces all
over the district in working order ,
lie has control of the postolliccs ; a
contract that these oflicos will do their
best to secure his election. It would
bo no worse if ho had bribed each
with the amount of the income of
thcso ofliccs to do work for him.
With the great majority this ia the
case. In many instances ho has had
removed good and competent men
men whom the people and patrons of
such ofllces were entirely satisfied
with , and others put in their places
that were obnoxious to the great
maiority.
Ho has made room for editors when
possible ( by the way Val. was a prin
ter once ) who would , through their
papers , work on the minds ot popple
in his behalf , quote the little sayings
of throe or four other papers through
out the state in Val'a favor , and oc
casionally say some little thing him
self for the other papers to copy , and
thus keep the ball rolling in the little
ring , working in this way on the
people. If there are not editors
enough for every office , ho takes up
with some one who will throw awuy
all independence of character , and
for consideration of the ollico will do
his beat for Valentine , regardless of
all other inteiests. Four cases in
Holt county will illustrate how'Our
Vul. " manipulates.
Mr. Mathowo , of The Frontier , by
claiming great instrumentality in the
success of the ropulican party last fall ,
but which the people know
to bo false , and that ho positively
injured the party and lessoned its
majorities in many cases and helped
in none , promised Valentino that if
ho ( Val ) would give Mathews the
O'Neill postollico ho would bring vho
delegation from Holt county and un
organized territory next fa'l ' for Val
entino a clear bargain and sale. So
Mathews assumes to carry Holt
county in his vest pocket j to lend the
people around like puppets. It also
shows what kind of "one of the
boys" "our Val. " is , to take such a
promise. Well , Mathews got the
ollico on this contract for piping for
Val. through his paper. Before ho
got his commission a remonstrance
was signed by moro than nineteen
twentieths or the patrons of 'the
oflico. In fact , he was the most un
popular in nil at homo and in his pro-
: inct , but Val , had the promise , and
Lho little paper for outside inlluenro.
A delegation of two men accom
panied the remonstrance to Washington -
ington , Val. said it must stand
as ho ordered , but admitted
that ho "thought ho had made a mistake -
take , " etc. The senators and Mr ,
Hatton , first assistant postmaster general -
oral , assured the delegation "that so
Far as they wore concerned , Mr.
Mathewa * commission would not is
sue ; " that "they did not put in such
men , " etc. Jiut Valentino soon after
carne round and ordered Mr. Hatton
( who , by the way , is also a printer and
u friend of Valentino ) , to issue the
commission , which was done. Is this
representing the people or Valentino ?
That Valentino did grossly wrong the
people and patrons of the O'Neill
pontoflico and trample upon _ their
rights , and put in a man alienated
From the people , oven the republican
party for the latter , according to the
vote cast last fall in this precinct _ for
county ollicors , to say nothing of the
stuto ticket , four out of every five
signed the remonstrance against
Malhows , The democrats , of which
this precinct and patrons of the
O'Neill postoifice , are a largo majority
of all voters , moro than U7 per cent
signed it , Hay this lao Imposition
on the people ? It is tyranny of the
worst form.
Soon after this , Valentino , thinking
the people would acquieso and rally
around the "top dog , " in order to
mnko Mnthows ns prominent as poasi
bio , appointed him "overseer" of Hell
county postofllces. Mr. Mathowg was
ordered to Stuart to select a mnn fein
n now posliUaator. Mr , Alathowt
chose Mr. llnllock , and his immo wet
sent in , and in duo time Ins appoint
ment came. A romonatr.itico was
signed by moro than a score to one.
It mndo Val. and his pet man , Mr.
Hatton , pause , The commission did
not issue.
lly the way , tins Mr. llallock
wanted to bo county cnmniiasiono
hist fall , and because ho did not go
the nomination , bolted the tick t am
opposed in part if not all the repub
lican nominees. Val. replied to a letter
tor from n man at Atkinson , and g.iid
"I don't know much about this mat
ILUlock , " All ho did know was wha
his tool , Mathews , wrote him.
Things ran along in suspense a' '
Stuart till about three weeks ago.
when a grocery clerk of O'Neill movet
to Stuart to "go into bi'siness , " as
was reported , but before ho had boot
there long enough to entitle him to
vote ho received his appointment as
postmaster of Stuart. Words c.tn-
not portray with what righteous in
dignation the people were moved ,
Who would not ? Think of it ! 1m-
porting n stranger thirty miles to bo
postmaster. Were notthocolonial people
of thiscountry imposed upon by ICngliah
appointed governors without their
consent } And did not the blood ol
revolution settle this
very question i
Valentino and all his supporters
should sneak off for shame into some
corner whore they belong , for such
gross violation of the spirit and prin
ciples of our government. A saint
from Deity would ho cptirned with
contempt and ostrasizcd for such im
position , This disgraceful manoeuvre
was another chapter of Mathovrs and
another as ringleaders.
I think there was misrepresentation
in this as in the postollico removal < f
of O'Noil , but this only shows Valentino
tine in a worse light , for confiding HO
much in a man who is so thototighly
unreliable and shortsighted in politics.
What bettor can be cxpeclo. ? A re
publican in Illinois , a democrat in
Wisconsin , independent and after
wards a pretended republican in Ne
braska. Valentine teems to bo cuurt-
od by n great many
ot such vnsilatiiiT , unfortunate ,
weak-minded men. The Long Pine
News , now The 'Western News ut
Ainsworth , Nob. , has been tolling for
Aralontino , and claims to bo "straight
republican. " Mr. Snith loft O'Noil
about six menthe ajp u-hcro he had
boon publishing a democratic in
dependent paper for two yeais , but
now ho is n Valentine republican.
Valentino by his own tctionu hns done
enough to choke himself , but such
men as Mathowa , Smith. Graves and
othern of the like , and especially
Mathews will surely hang him
Valentino has done no moro for Ne
braska than other men. He has done
nothing but what the state demand
ed , lie has not been riphrg oftoncr
than others , and has 10 claim to reelection -
election or mortgage DH the people.
On the other hand tli ro are serious
reasons why ho should not bo return
ed to congress. Nor should the people
ple send Judge Barnes who is likely
to bo a silent candidtte. Mr. Barnes
in the event of Valentino's defeat ,
will coino in to fill 'a.\'o \ shoes. The
third district woult not bo much
better represented bMr. . Barnes for
ho and Valentino liave for the last
six yours made thuir mutual interests
common cause. When Mr. Valentino
was judge , Mr. Barnes was city at
torney of the snmo district. AVhon
Mr. Welch died Mr. Valentino was
appointed to fill the unex-
pirod term. Mr. Barnes was
also appointed to fill the place
of Valentino as district judge.
Mr. Barnes nominated Mr. Valentino
tine for coigrcsaman. At the
same election Barns was made
judge , and boh have hold the respec
tive positions mice. The promotion of
one has been tie promotion of the
other , and now , the defeat of Vulon-
tine , pcrchancr , will bo the succces of
the other. Tli'so men have ployed
this littlu game long enough.
ANTI-MONOl'OLV.
CATFISH ARI8TOOHAOY.
Boautlot ) of Civilization Among Sorao
| of tno KMIBIW Crnekora.
Senator Inijdllx iti hu Kangaa ilii'ozlnc.
Oathored around a rusty olovo
choked with soggy driftwood , ho
drinks sod-coin from a tin cup , plays
old dodge upm the head of an empty
kei ; , and reoli homo at nightfall , yell
ing through tie timber to liis squalid
cabin. A sccro of lean , hungry ours
pouf in a ouiino cataract over the
wor ; i fence l > y the horse-block as their
mas or approaches , having deep-
mou ; hod welcome , filling the chain-
berfl of the forest with hoarse rover-
bcr.i iuua , mingled with an explosion
of i iths and frantic imprecations.
SnoUK the night away in drunken
slun jur under a heap of gray blankets ,
ho c awls into his muddy jeaiiH at sun
up , takes a gurgling drink from
a ( lit , black bottle , stopped with
a tib , goes to the log-pile by the
froil door , and with a dull
axuflabs oil an armful of green cottonwood -
tonwood to make a fire for breakfast ,
whqh coneiuts of the inevitable "moat
am * bread , " and decoction of cu/feo /
binicd to a charcoal and drunk with-
oulmilk and sugar. Another pull at
botle , a few prams of quinine if it in
agi' day , a chaw of navy , and the ro-
pan is finished. The sweet delights
of jomo have boon onjoyecl , and the
spiHual creature goes forth invigoiat-
ed for the Btrugglo of life , to repeat
thcexploits of every yesterday of hit )
oxltoneo. * * * An animal , hiid ,
longhaired , unaccustomed to tlio use
of oap , without conscience of right
renon , gregarious upon the bottom
lane , whore thuy Bwarin with uniin-
agiablu fecundity. In time of peace
thy unanimously vote the democratic
ticbt. During the war they became
guerillas and huahwliackurn under
I'rio , Andnraon and Quuntrcll ; as-
Basins ; thugs ; poisonora of wells ;
muJercra of captive women and
chilren ; tmckorH of defenseless
touis ; house hurnorij ; horse thieves ;
porBlnit'TH of utrocition that would
mao the blood of Sepoys run cold
* A Genera Stampede ,
> > cr wan Hiich a rimh undo for any
Drf Hjroau In now at 0. I1' Uooihnnn'u ,
for Trl.il Uottlo of Ur. King's Now 1J1 .
cciiry for Conuuinptlon , Couylm and
Coll. All persona allUated with Autlimu ,
Hracliltin , lloarneneHs. Severe ( 'oiiL'hn , or
iiiralftctidii of the Throat unit Lunga ,
cuijet a Trial Jiuttlo of thU great remedy
/rti'hy calling at above named Drug
8tJ
Business Directory.
Abitroct and Rent ttUte.
JOHN L. McCAOUK , oprostto Test Office.
w. R. nAiyriKTr n south ig'h
Architect * .
OUWKNK a > MENDELSSOHN , AnciHTKOTS
Room U Crotxhton Block.
A. T. rAROB Jr. . Uoom t , Clflghton RIocV.
Hoot * * nd Ulioes.
JAMEJ ) DuVINK A CO. ,
* > m Bjc t9 nil Shoe * . A iool M
om woik on h nn , cornet Uth And lUrncy.
KIOS , KUK1KSON , a K. ear. 10th iixl DaufUi.
JOHN FOHTUNATUB.
l IMhttreof , numllAc'.imt to cmlft eooj work
ll ( lr tirttt * . RcinlttnC done.
DPI ) Spring * .
LAUimiF.U Manufacturer.
Uookt , riowi and Stationery.
i , I. nUTKIIAUF 1016 Pfttnlnm Rlrrcl
lluttor * nd
( rlltlANK A SC1IUOKDKH , the oMoot n. tn.l . R.
scnio III Nebrnlis cntalillshp , ! IR7S OmMu ,
UArrlAROi and Fiona Wagons.
"U HNYDEH , Uth ml lUrncn- Street * .
Ulothlng Uougnt.
I. nAUIUrt will my hlplieMduihmlco fci ( MODI )
unil clothing. OotnenlOth Mill Kirnhun _
Olvll Engineer * and Surveyors.
ANDHKW UOSKWATKK , CrclghUm lllock ,
Town Burro ) , Grule Mul bowct u Srttomi
8pecUlty.
run * , faiitit ana Ulli.
KUHN & CO.
ttrmtclili , Fins rune Ooodn , Oar , lllh and
Uouclri trpDt .
T. J. WHITKHOUPK , Whol le & HeUll , leth II.
0. FIK1.1) , WM otlh 8lil < Cumlnc Streel.
nt. IQIh iul llownril Btre t .
"
Uontut * .
JU t'Allb. Wllllum UlocK Cot. Uth b Dodge.
uiy Uooda Notion * , tie.
JOHN II. f. LKllUANN & CO. ,
< a Votk Dry Uoodn htoru. 1310 nul 1311 Futn-
IIMU itrtnt.
j , It lincvyolit MM tx > ot tml ihoua A 1'tclflo.
rounory.
/OUN AVKAUHKA OONH cor UthA J ckioniitt
oewo era.
JOHN JIAUMKH IBU F tnh m Btrcel.
Junk.
_ nKllTHOM ) . lUgn nil MoUl , _
Lu in her Lima and Oomont.
fOHTKU tt OU'AY eorner fllh tnil DougUa Bin.
Lamp * and uianwaro.
I I'.ONNKU 180 > 1 PougUa Ht. OooJ Vtrlety
Marchnnt Tallora.
G. A MNDCJUKQT ,
Onu at nut mail i-cpulir Mcrclunt Tullorg Ig n >
rhliiK tlio I tti'xt ileslk'iia lor Sprliii ; mill tiunnnni
3noil9 tor Roritlcincn avrr. . tUll li , durable ,
inJ "rlcoa lo * vnvrr 815 13th liet. Douif.ft Fan.
Millinery.
IIKU. U. A. IUNCIKU , WhclcBAio and IUUII , ran-
ay Qooila In great \arlcty , ZLjilijre , Curd lto ril § ,
tlnilor ) , Olo\cn , Con.etd , .Vc. Clioijiost HOUBO In
IlioWoHt. I'uri Imqcn m\o 80 IIOT conl. Order
n HOI 1U Klt > i i-nH' K > rwt _
Mour fO I ooa.
JUA1IA (11TY MII.U1 , fill rnd r iuhiim ZK ,
WoUhinn lltoj. , i > ro ; > rl"toru
Crccorc.
S. iTKVKNU , ilut but ccu Cuiulntf knl : *
L A. HBSUANK , C'orn < 3il tntl Ouiiiln ) ; Utrvoto.
Hard wat o , Iron .ind Hteol ,
OI.AN .t I.ANHV-'OI'.TIIY , Mniolovlo , 119 and
,12 Uth ut.-iut
A. H > LMKJ i-orno lutu MU ! OalUotnU
Hrrnitt , ttaatl'or ' , iko.
II WKIHT MlSMiSt. 'HI ' y rn.AUtrnny
nutoin
iVHFIKLl * llm. > yOiio. CmiiJto ) At Farnliaiu
301UN 110USI. , t' It. Ciry , 013 rarnlum Ut
ULAVKN'B IIOTKIi. r SlMon. 10th 8t.
'uaihcrn Hotfl Cliu. IlnmU Cth t Lc vonworth
OKNTKA.li
U1CHTAUKANT ,
MUll. A. KYAS ,
j | cornur KHIinnil Uul'e.
Unit Iiot.nl Inr the lc y ,
JaMnlictlon Giuninontl ,
> l til Jlouib.
IV.KU ! by tbo iUyVcti or Month.
( load ToniiK ( or Cuti ,
Kurulf hml UiKi
ruruiiuK. .
i F. rtKOHl , Wc\T ioJ StvOnd Hand rarnlturc
ad litovos , 1114 ll.iu.jini. Hlghoet c oU price
aid lei sorcn.l l : nJ uar.at
CONKiCll 1BOS DaCL'lt < l. Flue goodi &o.
f free WorU .
OHM' A FKNCR OO.
3UW , L-H1S84CC IS1B tfuinoya * . , Iiuprore
nl Ice Bnioe , Iifr nnd Wood Fencsf , Olllca
lliui . CVmtiUt * I'lncnnil Walnnl
Pnwri'jrokort ,
HOnKKFT.LD 1Mb St. , hoi far. * Hai
Ftefrlceratora , Oanltuld' * Patent.
OOniUIAK 1th ft lift K rn A
Tobacco.
tVF.QT \ FltlTflcUISH , m nufacturor ol 0\gna \ ,
indM : lcimlo Uoalurnl D Tolmccoo , 1BOS DouxlM.
V l < ' ! / > Hr.XZiN manulncturor 1110 Kftrnlmin
Orockery.
) . JION'NKU lami DoiielM strcoe. Ooodllne.
Clorlit.
A. Iniilin , plinto , cutrowore , encJo , ooqnela
etc. it , W. cor. 19th i.nJ DowUa ttrccto ,
00 To CUAIO'fl
Groan HOIIHO 17th and Wolistor ftrcct , ( or
'laiiln , Ioiiiuet ! | , Flowtrs , Klornl Ic linn lie.
Oornlco Work * .
VedUrr. Cornice Works , Manulactureia Iron
Jornlcc , 11n , Iron and Uliito Kocillng. Order >
rom any locality promptly oxucutul In the beat
uaniior. Factory nnd Ollico 121B Ilarnoy St.
0. UI'KUHT , 1'roprletor.
OklvtnUed Iron Cnrnlcn , Window Capo , etc. ,
immifactttrod anil p'lt up In any pare ol the
country. T. HINIIOIU 118 Tlilrtoonth Htrcot
Uommlttlon Merchant * .
JOHN O. WII , 1MUU DoilKO btroel.
0 n. HKKiIK.Il. For ilotallg eon Ur o adveitlot-
rmllvand W.'iikly
Olothlnn 'nd Kurnlthlnc CJoo' * .
rjKO. H. I'lTlEKBON. Al/w Hatu , CapB ,
Jhooa Notions and Cutlery. EOt 8.10th Btroel.
fihow Oace Manufactory. *
0. J , V/ILDK ,
Utnultctiiror ml Dunlor In all klnili
UMU4 , Uprlxht Cues , tt 1B17 CtHu St.
Fit AMUt , aF.KIIAKD , proprlvtor Om h
Snow Caeu manufactory , BIB Houlli lUth utrevt ,
ctHccn Luavuimarth Mid lUrry , All
warranted < liut-clunH.
ovco ann inwaru.
A. nUKUKBTKll ,
) c lor In Slot OB and Tinware , and Uann ( > c.tu
I Tin Hood ) and all kln.ls ol llulldliiB WorV
JdJ Fcllowa' lllock.
. UONHKlt. 180a DoiUiUn Bt nod arid OVietji.
Brcdtt.
. KVANHVholDiwlo Mid Rotall ir.id ! D and
Jilltlvator * Odd F llO * IUH
Phutugrapnen.
OKO. IIKYN , rilOI' .
Ornr.d Contrstl Ualltr ? ,
'in fclxtocnth Httocl.
jar Maaonlo Hall. I'liut-cUm Wort ! and 1'rompt-
tf * tunraliloi'n
Plumbing ; , U J vtnd Bteam FUtlnK.
V.V. . TAItl'Y A CO. , 218 12 til. , bet. Farutura
id Dout'lm. Work promp yattondod to ,
D , yiTZI'ATlUOKj i oiinlaa EtroO.
Uhoe Utore * .
Phillip Un 1SZO Ftrnhani ft l r IQtli \ llth.
Hhyilcian * anO
V. U , UlllliU , M , D , , Hood No i , Ciolt-hton
Jlock , Uth Street.
1 * . H. r.KISKNUIKO , U. I ) . Muonlc lllock.
. It. IIAKT , M. 1) . , Kye and tar opp. pontoUlce
DR. L. II. QKADUY.
Jculllt and Aurlut , U , W 16th and Farni-ain Sti
IntlnK an aper anclnif.
UKNIIY A. KOSTKH8 1 1 Doilj-u Btrcot.
U4jcona Hum Ulore.
KKKINf. 4 I.KAU , 1410 Joa > ; lft Bt. . Now ind
otond Hand Furiiiturv , lioiiio Kurnlumnir ( Joodd ,
x. . Ixiiiiftit and sold en .iitttow . marylni. _
UntlertK ir .
HAS. UIKWE , 101l ! FornMim bit IBth H llld
00 Oont
f. 0. DAOKUH _ Ftrnharn at . fancy tlnodi
Ualoont.
IIENKY KAUFMAKN ,
In Ine oew trkl bloch on DOUKIM Bti ul , hai
lust opened 6 mo t ilc aji , iii.il Hall.
Hot Luntti ( rom 10 to 18
every day.
11 CalddonU " J KAI.CONKK B78 16th Blretl.
am u lat u proven " BLAUK-
" the licit liver utdiciim iu
: : *
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS
JIOTKLS. TOWW
ARL1NQTON , J. Q. MclNTIRC. Lincoln , Neb ,
SARATOGA HOTEL , d. S. STELLINIU8 Mil ford , Neb.
MARSH MOUSe , C. MANS , BROWNSVILLE N b
COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAH , 8trom burg N
HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL Loulivlllo
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY A CLARK , Dlatr , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTE. , d. G. MEAD , Nollgli , Neb.
GFIAND CENTRAL 5. SEYMOUR , Nflbraikn '
Oltv'N b
MISSOURI PACIFIC- HOTEL , P. L. THORP , Weeping Wnter.Na
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. OAARPER , Hardy , Neb.
GREENWOOD HOUSE , W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , NobJ
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , C. 3TOREY. Clarlndn , IOWA
ENO'S HOTEL , E. L. ENO , Eremonl , Vcb
CXCHANQE HOTEL , 0. B HACKNEY , Aihland , Neb
METROPOLITAN HOTEL FRANK LOVELL , Atklnion , Ntb.
MORGAN HOUSE , E. L. CRUUO , Guide Recd , Neb
SUMMIT HOUSE , OWAN & DECKER , Oration , l .
HOUSTON HOUSE , OEO. OALPH , Exlra , la.
REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. M , REYNOLDS , Atlantic , la ,
WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKER , Audubon , la.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 6. OURQES3 , Neola , IA.
CITY HOTEL , Dl A. WILLIAMS , Harlan , la.
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. OUMMINGS , Corning , la.
NEBRASKA HOTEL , JIL. AVERY , Otanton ,
MERCHANTS HOTEL J , W , DOULWARE , Dutllngton Junction , M
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , Dlanchard , la.
PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK , Shenandoah , la.
OOMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Dayld Cltr , Neb
OAQNELL HOUSE , CHA8. DAQNELL , College Spring * , lav
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , AM. LUTTON , Vllllica , la.
JUDKIN8HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , If ,
DALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Grove , la
COMMERCIAL HOUSE U , F.8TEARN8 , Odcbolt , la
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN ECKERT , Oicoola , Neb.
DOUOLAB HOUSE , J. 8. DUNHAM , Clark * , Neb.
BEDFORD HOUSE J. T. GDEEN , Bedford la ,
ARLINGTON HOUSE , J. M. DLAOK& SON , Mnrjtvllle Mo
NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER , Norfolk Junction Neb
WINSLOW HOUSE Q. McOARTY , Sownrd , Neb ,
AURORA HOUSE M. U. JONES , AuroarNeb.
CROZIER HOUSE O. R. CROr'ER , Sidney , Neb ,
AVOOA EATING HOUSE D , W , ROOKHOLD , Avocn In.
CENTRAL HOUSE LOOKWOOD & 8HATTUOK , Rod Oak
FOSTER HOUSE C.ipt. JOHN FOSTER , Lowlt
WHITNEY HOUSE , E. HAYMAKER , Grltwol
AND
Mining and Milling Company.
Working Capital' - - - . . . . - woo.ooo ;
Capital Block , . . . . . f1,000,000 ,
Par Value o ( Bhnroit , - . . . _ _ _ .
STOCK. FULLY PAID TIP AND NON-ASSESSABLE
Mines Located In BRAMBL MINING DISTRICT.
DIl. J. I. TIIOMAH , President , Cmnmliin Wjamlnj ; .
WM K. T1LTON , VIco-ProBlJont , Cummins , Wyoming
K. N. IIAKWOOD , Bocrcttry , Cummins , Wjomliitf ,
A. 0. LUNN , Treasurer , Cummins , .Wyomln
OP JK.-ET SirEVES 3ES 3 s
t > r. J. I. Thomas. Louis Jllllor W. S. Ilrnmol. A. O. Putin.
N. Norwood. Frond ) Lonvcns. Gco. U. Falos. Lewis Zolman.
Ur. J. \Vatklun. .
fnr of
The Oldest Wholesale and
Retail JEWELRYHOUSE
in Omaha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in SIL
VER WARES. CLOCKS ,
Rich and Stylish Jewelry ,
the Latest , Most Artistic ,
and Choicest Selections in
PRECIOUS STONES and
all descriptions of PINE
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
IUSIG HOUSE
IN THE WEST I
C4eneral 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
Tor cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock ol
Steinway Pianos , 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 !
A Large Stock always on Hand.
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
OF
CLOTHING
Roafly for Inspootion /
POUA'C'K'S ' '
CLOTHING
HOUSE.
The Lowest Prices Guaranteed.
1316 Faraam Street , Near 14tb
ICood ,
