THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA FJRIDAY , JULY SI ,
SPORTING. sputtered , "You blankoty blank fool , INROEASE
cot UP hero and face mo , nnd I'll tons
IEID & OCX
The Only Exclusive
Wholesale Hardware "House
1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET.
OMAHA NEB.
\VIIOLK3ALK
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AND DRAtiCR N
Wall Paper and Window Shades
1304 Farnham St. Oinalia Neb.
holesale Lumber ,
Bo , 1408 Earnkin Street , Omak , M ,
THE STOVE
JU ill I ilii'l NJ JL Vo V in. . J
;
Mannfactnrod by
Theytnako apeclalty of COOKING STOVES , and ha\o this jcar placed In the market
ncof the MOST ECONOMIC ANJ ) M 3ST SAlISKACTOKY STOVES oxer mnilc. Tlioy make l th
Plain and extension top , and guarantee all thulr goods. The agents ( or tbo company are.
PIEROY & BRADFORD ,
- DEALERS IN -
Furnaces , Fireplaces , Heaters
3VI uSt 3BflT T ? OEB X. RJ ,
GRATES , RANGES , STOVES ,
\ HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS , Etc.
V 1211 FARNAM STREET. OMAHA NEB
PERFECTION
IN
ROASTING AND BAKING ,
is only attained by using
Stoves and Ranges ,
WITH
VIEE GAUZE OVER DOORS ,
Tor aalo by
MILTON ROGERS & SONS.
Jull m&oly
DIRECTORY. ( IF LEADING WESTERN HOTELF
ARLINQTON.
9ARATOQA HOTEL ,
MARSH HOUSE ,
COMMEROIAU HOTEL
HALL HOUSE ,
CITY HOTEL ,
COMMERCIAL HOTE- ,
GRAND CENTRAL
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSe
GREENWOOD HOU8C ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
END'S HOTEL ,
EXCHANGE HOTEL ,
METROPOLITAN HOTSL ,
MORGAN HOUSE ,
SUMMIT HOUSE ,
HOUSTON HOUSE ,
REYNOLDS HOUSE ,
WALKER HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
OITY HOTEL ,
PARK HOUSE ,
NEBRASKA HOTEL ,
MERCHANTS HOI EL
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
PARKS HOTEL ,
OOMMERO AL HOTEL ,
OAQNELL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
JUDKIN8 HOUSE ,
DALL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE
WOODS HOUSE ,
DOUnLAS HOUSE ,
BEDFORD HOUSE
ARLINQTON HOUSE ,
NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE
WINSLOW HOUSE
AURORA HOUSE
OROZIER HOUSE
AVOOA EATING HOUSE
CENTRAL HOUSE
FOSTER HOUSE
WHITNEY HOUSE
J. Q. MclNTIRE ,
J. 8. STELLINIUS
E. MANS ,
JOHN HANNAH ,
A. W , HALL
CHENEY & CLARK ,
J , Q. ME AD ,
f. . SEYMOUR ,
P. L. THORP ,
A. O. CAARPER ,
W.MAYFIELD ,
C. QTORCY.
E. L. CNO ,
O. B. HAOKNEY ,
FRANK LOVELL
E , L. Q1UBP ,
6WAN & DECKER
QEO , OALPH ,
0. M , REYNOLDS ,
D. H. WALKER ,
6. BURGESS ,
Dl A. WILLIAMS ,
MRS. M. E. OUMMINGS ,
J'L. AVERY ,
J , W , BOULWARE ,
F. M. PARK ,
HENRY WILLS ,
CHA8. DAGNELL ,
WM. LUTTON ,
FRANK WILKINSON ,
H , H , PERRY ,
B , F. STEARNS ,
JOHN ECKERT ,
J. 8. DUNHAM ,
J. T. QBEEN ,
J. W. BLACK & SON ,
A. T. POTTER ,
O. McOARTY ,
M. B. JONES ,
O. R. ORO7'ER ,
D. W. ROCKriOLD ,
LOOKWOOD & SHATTl
Oapt. JOHN FOSTER ,
E. HAYMAKER ,
Lincoln , Knb ,
Mllford , Nob.
BROWNSVILLE Neb
StromiburK N
Laulivlllo
Blair , Neb.
NellQh , Neb
Nebraska Olty.'lmt
Weeping Atater.N *
Hardy , Nob.
Greenwood , Neb
Olnrlnda , lowr
Cremorl , K * b
Ashland , Ntb
Atkinson , Neb ,
Guide Recd , Hob
Or niton , I * .
Exlra , la.
Atlantic , In ,
Audubon , la.
Neola , la ,
Harlan , la.
Corning ; , ! >
Ctanton ,
Burlington Jurttlon , M
B'mchard ' , la.
Shenandoah , la ,
Dayld City , Neb
College Springs , la.
Vlllltca , la.
Malvern , U ,
Ida Grove , la
Odebolt , la
Otceola , Neb ,
Clark * , Neb.
Bedford la ,
Marjivllle Mo
Norfolk Junction Ntb
Beward , Neb ,
Auroar Neb ,
Sidney , Neb.
Avoca la.
JOK , Red Oak
Lewis a
Grliwol
NATURE'S OWN SMEIjTiiRS.
The Dizzy Doptbs nnd AppntlltiR Fls-
euroa Uont In the Earth's Cruet
by Volcanic Action in
tho'Luva Dods.
Bollovno , L T. , correspondence o
the Butte Inter-Mountain Freeman
Leaving Butte directly after broakfas
by the Utah it Northern railway , wi
sped along over the rolling grass landi
of Doer Lodqo pass , thence along tin
Big Hole rher , at thia time a wild
mountain torrent , crossed the Bird
creek prairie to tlio Beavorhcad val
ley , wended our way through the tor
tuons defiles of Ilngan'a canyon , spec
up lied Hock creek to the boundar ;
line between Idaho and Montana to
Monida station ( n name ingenious ] ;
compounded from the first syllables o
the two territorial names , Mot. , am
Ida. ) , and fur the second time in a 1ml
a day crossed the continental divide
where the llucky mountain chain i
oleft.in twain by an earthquake gorgi
1,000 foot in depth , overhung by un
monao blocks of volcanic acorn ; whirled
od down through the steep grades
through I'loaaiuit valley to Sr.nkorivoi
plains , oil whioh wo glided along it
plain view of the Three Totons , whlcl
pierce the sky an hundred miles dia
taut , near where the waters part ant
flow to the Gulf of Mexico on the ono
hand , and to the Gulf of California 01
the south , and the 1'acillc ocoanontho
west. ( Presently our train hangs eve
the dizzy whirlwind of waters at thi
iron bridge ever Snake river , and a
few revolutions of the whouU bring us
to a momentary rest at Eagle Hock ,
where are the division shops of the
road
At the supper hour wo are onler
tained at the Keoney house , Blackfoot -
foot , from whence wo take our depart
ure in the morning , by GilmorA- Sails
bury'a stage , 1U5 miles to Bellevue ,
the center depot of the Wood rivei
region. The stage ridu from the first
IS OVEll THK FAMOUS LAVA 1IE1 >
that reaches from the Yellowstone
National park to the Oaacule moun
tains. This bed averages 100 milea in
width and is 800 miles long. It ex
tends from tlio run of the Great Basin
south to the Rockies in the upper part
to the Wood , Salmon , Boise ant
Coour d'Aleno in the middle ; ant
through the Blue mountains and the
great Umatilla plain to the Dalles ,
"WHEllK ItOLLS TUB OKEOON , "
Tilts wonderful relic of the plutonio
era is rent into millions of chasms
which are seemingly n ithout bottom ,
as tlio longest leaded line fails to finri
soundings in many of them. The face
of the bid ia broken into rccfo , step
pes , gorges , canyons and valleys , as
the traveler learns while croaaunr ,
though this is not app.uont at the out-
ael , for as the ejo scans the immense
plain , it nppu.ua as level , ia the Platte
Valley , with no relief between Blackfoot -
foot and iho Wood River mountains ,
save the three buttoa , which riao uj ;
on the north side of Snake river , and
which are reached about noon. Wo
cross the Snake by the iron bridge ol
Diinlltioii , ono and a half miles from
the railway station , and the coach
grinda along ever the black stool like
acona , eighteen miles to the dinner
station ut Itoot Hog. Twenty miles
further takes us between the buttes ,
and no change horses at the northern
base of the westerly ono. This station
is supplied with water hauled from a
spring two miles distant in a canyot :
ot the Butte ; and water is also hauled
from theeamo spring twenty-two miles
to Hoot Hog. The freighters procure
their supply from the same source.
The Buttes do not have the appear
ance of being volcanic , and unlike the
surrounding plain , are not covered
with lava. They are sodded with
grass and a few trees grow on the
north sides. Continuing on twenty
inlk-s to Arco , wo sup , and here the
road forks for Ohallis , Bonanza and
the Salmon river country. Arco ia on
Lost river , a bold mountain stream
which plunges down from the Salmon
chain , whips around , forms an elbow ,
huga the foothills and sinks in a beau
tiful meadow eight miles long , thirty
miles east of thia station , and in this
meadow
LITTLE LOST IIIVEH
and Birch creek also lose themselves.
The Big Lose river's first sink IB at
Joe Skellun's battle ground , and it
rises again four miles distant. It is
the common belief that the water from
these and many other streams from
the Salmon and Wood river ranges ,
Including Oamaa and Dry crooks that
plunge along the Utah tt Northern
railroad , and sinks at "Sand Holes , "
have subterranean channels and per-
ha pa feed lakes under the lava bods.
This impression is utrongthenod by
the observation that in the lava walla
that canyon on Snake river , many
largo springs brnak out and their crys
tal waters fall in splendid cascades
into the river ; and at ono place , a
whole river bursts from these frown
ing black precipices and forma one of
the grandest actnoa on the continent.
Another evidence in proof of subter
ranean water lines under this harden
ed sea of lava was brought to light by
Hiclmrd il . Scovillo , who two yonri :
ago began to HUH ; a well sixteen miles
north of Snake r ver , pnd distant from
Little Wood river tnonty-nino miles
After attaining a depth of 1G2 feet the
bottom dropped out , the lights of the
drill and blast m > n were extinguished
by u cm rent nf air , their coats and
liiitn blown out over the top , and largo
sizud pebbles raised and kept whirling
several feet from the bottom. At the
tuiiia instant the ears of * ho workmen
wornmui'KNED
mui'KNED IY A KOAHIMI ROUND ,
us of the rush of many water * , and ,
panic stricken , they signaled tlio
windlass men to hoist them from a pit
that suoined to roach to the infernal
regions. Aftorrecovering their equilib
rium , they descended and dropped a
loaded line down twenty-seven feet
below the bottom of the well. This
was lot down in an orifice that led oil' ,
0110 foot wide , to ono side , obliquely.
The line was too short to touch bottom
tom , The noise like unto a contin
uous roll of thunder or the fall of a
mighty volume of water continues
anl the rush of wind , as if fanned by
cascades , cold and breath taking , docs
not cease. These things make the
well diggers think they have about
taken the roof off of a chain of lakea
and rivers whoso beds are nothing loss
than crater * of extinct volcanoes. But
they hesitate to dig deeper. By the
sinking of this well , it is aacoitained
that at the depth of fifty-five foot blue
lime stone is encountered ; and the
establishment of thia fact is of impor
tance to the geologist , for the especial
reason that ho ia no longer loft on the
sea of conjecture , M to ) the origin of
the internal heat which caused an
ocean of lava to bo belched forth
from the bowels of the earth. It is
now made plain that the bent from
the lime , and perhaps from the coal
measures underneath it , together vith
Iho earthly oili , were amply sufhVient
for the generation of the spontaneous
combustion , which run into a'ag the
iminenso deposit that no find on tlio
Atirfnce , and denominate volcanic
Rroria. It is tlio work of ono of na
ture's great Mueller * ; and ohould teach
the Freiburg export and the Columbia
college Rrndunto an impressive lesson
on the fitnets of tluxoe.
Found nt
What ovcrv ono ohouM IIMP , nnd
ho without , h THOMAS' llnonue On. , H
is thorough nnd sifo In it * cfTects , produc
ing the most wondrous cure * of rhoiuim *
tlom , neuralgia , burn ? , briifoe * . and
wound * of every kind jnlyl'dlw
The Limu-KIln Club.
"What I was twmo to remark , "
began the old man as ho took an un-
dissolved troclio from hla mouth and
placed it on n corner of hia desk , "was
to do cU'eot dat it am none of our biz-
ness what our noybura do , unless duy
frow stones at our dog or toss doir
oyster-cano obcr our fences. One
great cnuao of no much unhappiness
arises from do fack dat sartin people
want to know all about eartin odder
pooplo. I'Vitiatanco , Deacon Turner's
wife runs obor to my house an1 tolls
my wife dat Elder Dorkor'a wile has
got n now bonnet dat neber coat leas
dan § 12. Do Elder am uorkin'tm a
straight salary of § 8 per week , an' ho
has a wife an'fo'chil'eii. How kin
ho eave up $12 on aich a salary as dat ?
How did hia wife git dat bonnet ? An1
what cheek fur n poo' woman who
can't act table orso\on nor ride on
do street kyar once a week toll.im out
in dat nnnnerl Do women sot diir1
un' talk an1 wonder an' git mud mi1
want tirpull ha'r , an' I slip out an' go
to pullin' weeds in do gaulen. It'a
nobody'a bir.neas how eho got dnt bon
net , an' yit some folks feel sick bokuso
they c.in't find out.
' 'My ole woman goes down town to
buy three toelaud a red bo'der , a
spool of No. 00 white tluoad , an'
half n yard of linen to nmko mo sonio
cutl'd. She am as pleasant ai a Juno
mawnin' when oho atarta out , but
when she returns daram a hull cyclone
in horjleft oyc. She pens mo up in
a co'ncr an' demands to l.now how do
gals who stun * bohin" " do sto' counters
fur three , fo" , an' live dollars a week
kin pay bo'd ' au'Miahin' an' dress in
silks an * satimi , I cnn'l tell , an' do
less I know 'bout it do muddcr she
gibs , nr' bime-by dar cuuia a climax
an' somebody cits hurt. Ef a g.il km
make fo' dollaia n week go furrier dan
1 kin nuiko twenty , dat'a none o' my
bigness or yo' biznese.
' 'Do odder day my ole \\oman cum
iiomo from Jodgo Blank's an * saut dat
do jedi > o'n hired gal had in 'om notice
tico dat aho win about to go to do
kontry on her annual HIS weeks' vaca
tion. Mrs. Gardner was hoppin1 mad ,
but I waft as cool asa red-hot crow-b.\ ' .
Why shouldn't .1 hired gal want to go
to de kentry an1 have a mat from
lireakin' dishca and Kickin' tiuwar'
nroun' do kitchen ? It improves her
complcxshun , braces up her form ,
shapeo her feet , and often rouulta in
lior marryin' a millionaire. Ef do
jcdgo an" hio fam'ly ' can't allbrd to go ,
dara nuflin to do wid do hervant.
"Mro. Kornul Dash was axin' my
ole woman only laV. nito if she
couldn't hunt her up a seamstress
who'd bo kind on' obltegin' 'nulF to do
a few days' work at twelve ahillin's a
day. She won't git one. Dis am dc
season when do pee * overworked an'
: ialf paid seamstress packs her trunk ,
Iraws her money from do bank , an'
nea to do aeaahoro to secure do ben
efits of do ozone an' salt-water bathin. '
Arter cloy reach Long Branch it am
mrd to toll ono of 'em from do wifool
t banker or broker , but dat'a none ol
our biziicsB. "
Horsford's Acid Phosphate as
Brnlii Toiilo.
DR. E. W. ROBERTSON , Cleveland -
land , 0. , eaya : "From my experience
can cordially recommend it as a brain
and nerve tonio , especially in nervous
debility , nervous dyspepsia , etc. , etc. "
julyl7ditwlw
The Pagan and tuo Lawyer.
San Krancltco Chroil.lo.
In the police court , yesterday after
noon , a highbinder wan undergoing ex
amination for assault to murder and
vaa being warmly defended by ex
Judge M. S , Iloran , one of the
Btaunchost supporters of the Demo
cracy to bo found in the stato. Among
the witnesses wan a remarkably well-
educated Mongolian named Joe Sinp ,
who wan made a citizen in Cincinnati ,
Ohio , aomo years ago. Ex-Judgo
Iloran commenced examination of the
witness with the stereotyped :
"What ia your name ? "
'
Witness.loo ; Sing. "
"lam a seaman. "
"I believe you uro a naturalized cit
izen and vote regularly ? "
"Oh , yes ; I am a citi/.un. I can
vote us well itH you can " J
Here Mr. Iloran could not rcsiat the ' [
temptation to nmko a point for the
" ( { rand old party , " and asked ; "I sup
pose you vote the Republican ticket
always ? "
Witneoa ; "No , air. I alwiya vole
the Democratic ticKot. " The courtroom -
room lobby roared , unmindful of Bai- (
liti Simth'rt Bhouta for order , and the
paralyzed Horoti dropped back in his r
chair as though ho had been nliot. Af
ter order had been restored the exam r
ination was proceeded with without
any great amount of latitude being
taken by the blushing and disgusted
a'lornoy.
A Ronovntint ; Remedy
{ to be found in liuitnooic lijxjou BIT-
KUM. Aa nn antidote for nick headache ,
einulo woftkneuB. blllousnnaH , inUIeiitioii | ,
oiiHtlpatlon , and other dlaeaiei of n kin-
red imtttro , theao hittorH nro Invaluable ,
rice 81. julv7dlw
KJTOEY-WQB
FORTHEPERMANENTCUREOF
COSM8TIPATION.
No other dlucaao Ii eo prevalent In Uil
country aa CoiuUpatlon , and no remedy
o luui over equalled ttie cokbraUxl KIDHEY-
p WOHT M a euro. Whatever thq cause ,
a however oUtlnttto the uu > o , tliU remedy
will ovtroomo It
THIS ilktrowlne oom-
- - . plaint U very apt to be
oomj > llcatcd with ooiuUpatiou , Kidney-
Wort trcnathena tbo weakened parU and
a quickly cure * all kinds of l > ilc oven when
O phyilclaiu and nedlclnoa h ve before flill-
" ed. Wit you have either of the o trouble.
PRICE l. | USE | DruKKl5t 8el ]
KIDNEY-WORT I
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U. P. No. t SM p. ns.
11. P. Ho. 13 lis : . m.
U. V. Domor frnlirlit , 1:10 : n. m.
V. A. n. V niliftt , M. Jis p. m.
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OIa\tl T'tO , ll:35 , iwr.t. ru. ; f40 , 7OS , 7:1J
p. m
Missouri Pacific traina will do par I
and arrive ua follows , Omaha time :
Arrhe. Departs ,
] > prpR8 7tH n. in , (1:55 ( : p. m
Mall , , , Ti'JO p , in. 7:10 a. m ,
Traiim lca\ing 0:55 : p. in. and arriving
at 7:15 : a. m. will have Pullman
sleepers
omit.
c , ra. p. tu. . ru. p m ,
Ollc . H. II 00 BM fiKD : 5-M
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Om c 1 nioiiT City. . . . Cco : rso
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LocI imlli lor liUto ct ! cwn lci.v but onct n
dir , % ! : : 0:30 : i , m.
Office open SiriiUyn from 12 ru. to 1 p. ni.
TII03. 1' HAlA , P M.
- FOR -
CHICAGO ,
PEORIA ,
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE.
DETROIT , NIAGARA FALLS ,
NEWYORKBOSTON
, ,
And all Poluti
Til K LINK COMI'llIHKS
Ncnrlv 4,000 nilks Solid Smooth Stool Trtcki
All icnncUlons nro niado In UNION DhPOTO.
t h a n National Hcpntatloii aa lieinif the
root Through Oar Line , nnd la universally
corifiod to l u the FINEST EQUIPPED Hnll-
rend In tun world for all classoa of travel.
try It nridjou will find traveling n Iniurj
lnnttt'1 of a illBcomfort ,
'riiriiupli Tlckuta via rhla Celebrated Line foi
Halo rtallnlllcnaln tlio Woat.
All liiformatlon about llateao Faro , Bleeping
Car AcocmuioJatloin , 'llmo Tables , &c. , will be
cheerfully Riven by applylnlng to
TJ. POTTER ,
2d Vlcn-l'ron't & Gen. Mana
PEPCIVAL LOWELU
Oon. I'asscmcr Agt. Chlcnpo
W , J. UAVKNI'OKT ,
( Jen AL'int , Council Binds.
II. ) ' . DUEL ! , , Ticket .A t. o iah
morn cd ly _
Sioux Oibj & Paciiio
TH2J ) BIOUX OITY ROUT *
Runs A Kolld Train Ihrou.-h from
Oouncil Blufla to Bt , . Paul
WMintit QhanQO Time , Only 17 Hour *
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
torrr PAUL MINNKAPOLIH
UUZ.UTO OH DIKUAUOK
inclAll polnta In JJorthorn Iow . illDn .U und
Diiotn. This Una I'j b'julppud with the lniirovod
V/HitInRbor.o Antoiuatlo Air-brake mil Hllle
Ut'oini Oiurli" * nd ( indor : nJ for
flt'EIED , MAKCTY AND COUFOKT
urjnarrwwd 1'ullmr.u Palace Hlocplnif Oat
run through WiniOUTCIIANUi : bctwutn Kan
jilCltynnd lit. faul , vl Council KluJj n < !
illoiu City ,
'Xralnalcavn Viloii 1'c.dflo Trttunlur it Ooun
ell liluffu , at 7:2t : > p , in. dally on arrival of Itauen
My. Ot jou < ii > h ami Council liluflii ttatu lion
ho South. AvrhlriK nt Hloux City llUtJ : u. m.
ted at the New Union Depot at fit. Paul at llf.H
noon ,
H iioono iv ADVANCE oNY OTHBB
KOUTB.
AJTHonitmhcr In taking the Hlour City Itouli
Collect Tbrouli ( Train. Tht llhortos ) Line ,
iliu Quickest Tlmu and h Coufoitablo Hide la tin
iarouxbCari bttmiuii
COUNCIL BUIJ < VU AND BT.
X -Bco that jour Tlchcti riiwl via the
City and I'aclflc lUilUoaj
J. B. WATfLlW , .11. 11UC1IANAW
tjaperliitendeut. Unii * l'iu . Attunl
P. K. UOlilNHON , A i't Ocu'l Pern. A't | ,
Ulawuit Volley , la.
W , R. IMVIU. BouthwDstorn Aguit ,
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FAST TIME I
In going Ewjl ULo tie
b'Mcago&MbwBstr '
era
Trains Iwuo Ouiaba 8.10 p. m. and 7.10 a. ni.
Kor full lnlorin tlou tall on II. 1' . DUDUl. . 'lie-
LU Auit. | ; Uth and r'arnain tUi J JIKU , , V I' .
lallway D. | > ot. or at JAilKHT C'LAltK.cncral
EUROPEAN HOTEL ,
Corner Koutb and I/ocud StrccU ,
S3M ? . X.OX7XC3 XKC O > . ,
J. H. HURST , - - tProp.
Uooma , 75o , 81.00 umlgl.CO Per Duy
An elegant Itoataurant U connected ltli tlili
mute , where meaU arc wirvod at reasonable
MXJU day and ulgUt ulo-iu
nond for your blank in - ( Dm
Invofitori of m 11 and mcdlam
Ifiu u"i
AND
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Mining and Milling Company.
, 1300,009. . . ,
OiplHlHiock 1.COO.X (
TAt VAhie o ( Shircw , - .126,00 }
STOCK FULLY PAID UP AHD NON-ASSESSABLE
iMinea Located in BRAMBL MINING DISTRICT.
Un. J t. THOMAS , PteVrtcnt , Cuiniclns Wjomln ? .
WM. E T1LTON , Vlco-Preeldenl , Cammlnfl ,
K N , IIAUWOOD , RocrolirjOammlni , Wyoming.
A. 0. I.UNN , Trcuurcr , Cummlni , HTyotnln
Dr. J. . 1. Thonns Lonli Millet W. 8. Hrnmel. A. 0. Dann.
N. lUroaotl , Francis I < c trni. Oio , II , Fklor. Ltwli Zolm D.
Dr. J. C. Wktklni.
Bm OKO.W. K1VDVU. , Aubhorlul A. nt tor S tool Sloak ! Bi o S
DEWEY & STONE ,
f"D T3I
Iipp U JCiiJIi !
ORCHARD & BEAN , J.B. FRENCH & CO. ,
O A R P ET S1 G R OOERIES
CARPET
EASON
KJ
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t'Jt
Invites the attenlionof the public
to his
LABGE AND WELL SELE6TEB STOCK
O3E-
New Carpets |
Embracing all the late pat
terns in everything in
the Carpet Line.
Mattings , Oil Cloths and window Shades4 * ' ,
In large quantities , and always
at the Bottom Prices. ; , T
LACE URTAINS A SPEGIALTY. 4
! 3I3 Farnam Street.
OMAHA , - - NEBRASKA
AVY
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1309 Farnham Street.