Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 12, 1882, Page 3, Image 3

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    THE DAILf BEE-OMAHA SATURDAY , AUGUST U l < iS2
'
CZEZD&OO , ,
The Only Exclusive
Wholesale Hardware House
1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET.
OMAHA NEB.
WHOLESALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AMI ) DKALKU N
Wall Paper and Window Shades
1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb.
IROTIBC & CTOIsTlLlS
holesale Lumber ,
No , 1408 Farnliani Street , malia ,
THE MOLIRE STOVE
Manufactured by
Theymnko a specialty ol COOKING STOVES , end have this joar plared In the market
ncof thoJIO-TECONOM.O AND MOST SAtlSFACTOHY STOVES c\er made. They make boU
Plain and extension top , and guarantee all tliclr goods. Xbo agunts for the company arc.
PIEROY & BRADFORD ,
DEALERS IN
lrFurnaces , Fireplaces , Heaters
IMC A. 3301 OC1 33 X. P3 ,
GRATES , RANGES , STOVES ,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS , Etc.
1211 FARNAM STREET. OMAHA NEB
PERFECTION
IN
ROASTING AND BAKIKC , ;
is only attained by
>
Stoves aicl Ranges.
WITH
WIRE GAUZE mm DOOES ,
For ualo by ) '
MILTON ROGERS & SONS , t
;
Jull-m&clv
a
DI EGTOR OF LEADING WESTERN HOTEL ? .
:
HOTELS. PROriilETORS TOWKt
ARLINGTON. J. O. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Not : ,
SARATOGA HOTEL , J. 8. 8TELLINIU8 Mllfbrd , Neb.
MARSH HOUSE , E. MANS , BROWNSVILLE Neb
[
COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , iltromtburc M
HALL HOU8C , A. W. HALL LouUvllle
CITY HOTCL , CHENEY Be CLARK , Dlalr , Neb.
COMMERCIAL MOTE. , J. Q. MEAD , Nellgh , Neb
ORANO CENTRAL - . , SEYMOUR , Nabraika Oily.'VM ,
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , P. L. THpnp , Weeping V/at rf ( > .
COMMERCIAL HOU3C A. O. OAARPEn , xjrdy , Neb ,
GREENWOOD HOUSE , W.MACFIELD , "rnnnwood , Nab1 )
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , C. STOREY. Clarlndu , low *
ENO'8 HOTEL , C. L. ENO , Eremont , KcL1
EXCHANGE HOTEL , o. D. HACKNEY , Ajhland , Neb
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LGVELL , Atklnton , Ktb.
MORGAN HOUSE , E. L. QRUUD , Quids Rood , Na , D
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & BEOKER , Or < 9 ton , la. in
HOUSTON HOUSE , GEO. OALPH , Extra , la. ftl ,
REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. M. REYNOLDS , Atlantic , la , IK
WALTER HOUSE , D. H. WALKER , Audubon , la.
OOMMEROIAL HOTEL , 8. BURGE88 , Neola , la.
CITY HOTEL , DI A. W'LLIAMS , Hirlan , la ,
PARK MOUSE , MRS. M. E. OUMMINQ8 , OornlnK , la.
NEBRASKA HOTEL , JL. AVERY , Stanton , of
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'MERCHANTS HOTEL J , W. BOULWARE , Burllnffton Jur < rtlon , M fn
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , Bianchard , la.
PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK , Bhenandoah , la ,
ia
OOMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Dayld City , Neb iagii
BAQNELL HOUSE , CHA8.BAGNELL , College Spring * , la. gii ;
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTON , Vllllica , la.
JUDKIN8HOU8E , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , l , of
ofCi
BALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Grove , la Ci
COMMERCIAL HOUSE B , F. 8TEARN8 , Odebolt , la dc [
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN EOKERT , Otceola , Neb ,
DOUGLAS HOUSE , J. 8. DUNHAM , Olarki , Neb.
BEDFORD HOUSE J , T. GBCEN , Bedford la , BII
ARLINGTON HOUSE , J. M. BLACK & BON , MarjtvllIeMo tel pa
NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER. , Norfolk Junction Neb
WIN8LOW HOUSE . . feat
Q. MCCARTY , Seward , Neb.
AURORA HOUSE M. B. JONES , Auroar Neb.
OROZIER HOUSE O. 0. CROZ'ER ' , Sidney , Neb , atW
AVOOA EATING HOUSE D. W. ROCKriOLD. AvocaUa. W (
CENTRAL HOUSE LOCKWOOD & 8HATTUOK , Red Oak' of
FOSTER HOUSE Capt. JOHN FOSTER , Lewli a ofT
WHITNEY HOUSEi E. HAYMAKER , Grliwol T
DEPOT HOTEL , 0. L. CHAPMAN , Dunlap , la. as
LU8K HOUSE. J A , LU8K. Logan , la. BUe
DOW CITY HOUSE , W. H. MORTOV , Dow City , la. e
JAQQER HOUSE , JAQGRR& BON , Denlion , la , ah
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
CONFIDENCE CUSSES.
Undoubted Proeonco of a Bnd Gfthg
mthls Vicinity.
The frequent frauds committed on
verdant travolora of Into , by moans of
the bogus check and IncKRsa swindle ,
vo boon noted in TIIK BEE on tlio
dates of their occurrence , nnd the nr-
rest niado Thursday has developed
facts that provo that there is a rogulnr
organized gang of confidence men
plying their nefarious trailo between
Omnhn and the BluH'j. BrmiBon , the
man from Do Soto. Iowa , who caused
the arrest of the venerable old duflor
with no real natuo but many aliassoa ,
was very desirous at the oil'sot that the
prisoner should rucuivo the extreme
penalty of the law. In fact , ho said
that ho would spend one hundred dollars
lars to hiwo the mattur properly pros
ecuted to the bitter end. It seems ,
however , that his atdor dampened
Thursday afternoon , for ho settled up
his claims on the Ruilty party on the
receipt of fifty dollars , more than ho
lost in the iirsl place. His story is
that when ho came out of the police
court n st.'angor approached him nnd
introduced the question of settlement ,
inasmuch as the prisoner WAS such an
old man.
Urutison told the stranger that his
terms were § 50 and not n cent less.
11 o was told to wait ati hour. This
ho did and in the meantime two other
parties approached him and broached
the same question , both of them en
deavoring to have the amount of set
tlement reduced. Finding Branson
was firm an appointment was made
for thrco o'clock nt a largo store on
Ftirniun street , the proprietor1 ! of
which know nothing of Brunson , the
other parties or the business of either.
Promptly at three o'clock an
other individual , not any of
these BruiiBon had previously soon
with him , nnd paid over the sum of
filty dollars in settlement of his claim.
This goes to show that the confidence
man arrested Thursday has many co-
laboriiiQ friends in this city.
Very fortunately , before ho wan lot
go on the BruiiBon charge yesterday ,
a young German called on the police
authorities and immediately identified
the prisoner as a man who boat him
out of fifty dollars at Lincoln last
week. The ailair happening in Lan
caster county , the case will liavo to bo
tried there , but the confidence man is
ntill held hero awaiting further dovcl-
Dpomonts.
To show how sharp the old follow
is it will bo remembered that ho ap
parently , by mistake only , took thirty-
Four dollars from Brunson , when ho
had asked for thirty-six , thus by one
dollar destroying the penitentiary
penalty , in case of conviction.
Every effort possible should bo made
by the police , and indeed private citi
zens , to break up this confidence gang.
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. aug7-dlw
CONFIRMATION STRONG
Indications that "tUoUattloof Armag-
eddon"ia | at Hand.
The various floating rumors con
cerning an alliance between the Union
Pacific and the Milwaukee & Omaha
line would scorn to Gather additional
weight from the following special dis
patch to The Chicago Tribune , dated
it Denver , Aug. 9th :
"An open rnpturo between the
pooled Colorado railroads is generally
anticipated here. The fact that all
Dvorturcs for a settlement of the pool
Jiflicultioa nnd the onfrancn of the
Dhicago , Burlington & Quincy have
sndod in Biuoko is regarded as being
Miiinous. It ncema that the principal
ausu fur conflict batwton the Union
Pacific and Burlington Is the demand
f the former that the latter inako n
ilcdgo to constiuct no more railroads
n Colorado. This the Burlington poo-
ilo have pointedly refused to do and
n defiance of the proposition they
mvo recently lot the contract for the
ionstruc'ion ' of a thirty-five-milo
jranch from Bush City to Qroeloy.
L'hiu atop ia a very important one , us
indicates to those best acquainted
yith the railroad situation in the stuto
hat the Burlington is being pushed
o the continental divide to anaunio
iommand of a pass to the Pacific. It
looked upon us a fixed fast hero that
.ho Burlington line will soon bu on
o the Pacific coast , and the Union
Pacific directory are very much oxer-
used ever the matter , and will proba
bly make pool conciiB&ions sooner tlun
otain an attitude that will force the
iurlington into ottrome measure * .
Pho probability of a freight war hut
juon agitated to long and the aspect
ins been so threatening th.it the
vlioleaulo merchants have allowed
heir warehouse etockn to become ex- !
i.iuHted , The result of thin pool trou- >
ilo h that the butanes * of the Btatohau n
oun materially aflected , nnd in many
natanoos curtailed , "
lu
' ,
Answer This-
Can you find a case of Bright'a j'
iseano of the Kidneys , Diabetes , Ur-
naryor Liver Complaints that is cur-
blo , that Hop Bitters has not or can- ( )
lot cure ? Ask your neighbor if they
Department A'otoa
Oapt. JohnQ. Bourke , aide decamp
General Orook , arrived yesterday
rom a short visit to Philadelphia.
Judge Burnham , advocate general ,
homo from a vacation spent in Vir-
tnia.
It is thought that Lieut. Col. Mason ,
the Fourth infantry , may roplaoo
yol , Royall as inspector general of the lo
epartmont.
A dispatch to the adjutant general
nnounccs that Oapt. Noidy'u coin-
iany , Fourth infantry , with 33 men , : A
sft Fort Laramie on the 10th inat.
Omaha barracks.
Gen. Warren , who died on Tuesday '
Newport , was groomsman at the B.IWi
redding of Gen. Wilson , commissary
the department of the PJatto. 01
NOWB of the courtmartlalllngof Col. (01
'aylor , who is to succeed Ool. Martin /
adjutant general , occasioned great *
L
urpriso in the department , It is
enerallv believed that some uncon *
idorod language of Ool. Taylor over
his chance of station is responsible for
the trouble.
Lieut , HcngAti , roginiPtit.nl qimrlcr-
nmntor nf the Ninth infantry , remains
nt Fort Oiiinhn for several weeks , on *
cngott in transferring his stores to
Lieut Soott of the Fourth.
First Lieut Baldwin , whose com
pany is the only ono of the Ninth left
* t the post , lookn lonely.
A Vexed Uiotvyiurm.
l.ven the pntlcnco of .lob would l > coino
oxhauntrd wore ho ft preacher nnd cndpAV
orlug to Interest lili ft ml lento while they
were keeping up nn lncrei Mit cnuchitiff
making it imiwoslblo for him to I c heard.
Yet , how \cry eiuy ci n nil thli be Molded
by dimply uifncr Dr. Kfng'a New Dixcovc-
ryfor Oonsumptlon , Coughi and Colds
Triftl Uottlos KI\OU nway ftt C. F. Good ,
ns.m'g drug gtora
THE CDSTER COMRADES.
Mnttore of Intoroata In This Pcet of
the U. A. R
\Vo learn from Frank M. Moore ,
commander of George A. OustiT I'ost
No. 7) of this city , that the foltonring
is a pirtial list of the number of com
rades belonging to that pool nnd the
stntoa in which they enlisted : IOIVA ,
20 ; Now York , 18 ; Illinois , 18 ; Ohio ,
15 ; Pennsylvania , 13 ; Nebrntka , Ki ;
Missouri , 9 ; Indiana , 8 ; Wisconsin , G ;
Michigan , 0 ; United States navy ,
5 ; United States infantry , C ;
Massachusetts 3 and Kansas 2. Nearly
all the other states have a repre
sentation of ono or two mombcra.
It should bo remembered that Ous
ter Post will give a picnic at Ilascall's
pnk on the 20th inotant , and the boys
should bo encouraged by a largo attendance -
tondanco and liberal patronage. Tlio
following comrades compose the com
mittee of arrangements , which is suf
ficient ensure the success of the day'u
festivities : Judge Lippincott , Harry
Erdman , S. Stover , 0. II. Fitch nnd
M. J. Feonati , It behooves each and
every member of the post to individu
ally exert himaolf to make this picnic
the grandest event of the social season
All yotcrana of the nrmy and navy
wishing to join Ouster post before the
Grand Island reunion , should procure
blank applications at Wyman'a book
otoro , Oroighton block , and present
themselves at the next regular meet
ing , which will occur on the evening
of the 21st. It is expected that
eighteen or twenty now members will
then bo mustered in. On the first
day of the grand reunion Ouster post
will have its headquarters est.ibliuhcd
on the camp grounds at Grand Inland ,
where comfortable acommodationi ) v\ ill
bo arranged for all the members and
their families. This is n matter of in
terest to all old Eoldiern and should bo
carefully remembered.
Womim'sTrno Prloud.
A friend in need in a friend indeed. This
nonocandeny , especially when nnsistiuicois
rendered when one liHorely atllicted with-
dlnengc , moro particularly tlioi-o com-
plnintH and wcnknoHse.i so coniiniin to our
foinalu population , Kvory woin.ut should
Unow tlmt IClcctric Hitters nro woman's
true friend , nud will positively rcntoro her
to health , evcu whea all other mneilien
full. A single trial alwaya proveuour as- :
Bcrtion. They lire plcus.uit , to the taste ,
ami only coat iifty cents n bottle. Sold by
0. I1"1. Onnflman
D. M. WELTY ,
( Snooossor to D. T. Mount. )
Manufacturer and Dealer In
Saddles , Harness , Whips ,
FANOY HORSE CLOTHING
Dustora and Turf [ foods
ALL UESCnilTlOKH.
:
H
1s.
on
fui
Agent for J\i R. Hill ft Co ' *
- C3 333 i 3D , T3
fuiI I
'The Beat in The World. "
OrJerj Solicited. OMAHA , NEB
tno ly
TO BRIDGE CONTRAOTOKS.
Rcalotl rfOpoWs will he received at the
bounty Clork' . olljco u all BaturJay , Au < ust IB ,
IBS ? , at 3 o'clock p. rn. for Ilia erection of
A comblimlloii lirliU-o of ( II foot span , to Inbuilt -
built ever tlio K\t \ laplllon at or noir Mr
aimb McArdlo'd
Alia ono ombliiitlon lirM 'o , CO feet cjini ,
vcr It ttlo Papilllon , neir Andrew fjorcnicn's
BOC 10 , tw | > ID , r. 12
I'laiis ' an I upotlll-atlona can lie BCCII at County
Jlork'd olticj.
Also ono coml'limtlonirifo \ \ \ ever Lowtr I.Ik-
inrn river , ol 140 Kit BIUM , In eo 3 , tun , ID ,
10.
1'artlca proponing 'or ' thl. lirlilgo , mny accoin
any ttiolr hlls wlili I'laim ' end ipccillcatlons of
hi I r OH u
llio right to icjo t any or all lids Is hereby
eservod. '
Hy order of tlio Hoard of County CoinmU- tciI :
loners. JOHN IHU'im , Comity Cloik. I
.
uuiS : 6t ill.
iloi
ret
nia
;
SUoe&OounoilPM ?
U Till 0 < il
Direct Line to ST. LOOTS TI
AMDTHBKAtrr
Prom Omaha and tbeWeut , WJY /
A train ) Icavu U. A U , Dsnot , Oman * : lie * )
( iac.o of ct it be ) rtrCoutjx ica / „ * . , *
r.dbtii ono Mm < ct O1IAHt > J
YOKL' to i
r
Da.Iy Passenger Trains ly
rfllN AND WtTKRW OITJUli r. b I > SI 1
OUAROKH r J 1 ! , . .MiVAKCciII
OT'IKK I irtRS Pr
ouilH Itr.u Ic equjpixd ulth nllniia
! .o bleeptn ; ( itrgi , I'ILIOD t > tjOotchtv , Mil rt'i
itety 1'Utrarui t.ril Oonplf r , nl the ceittir-l i ! V i
Alr-lirvkt. V"
. , v- , . . . yo-i tta t rc.lt VIA iiAPflAI
IIJ1HT. . J03KI'U - ( XUNOU. BLUFITS fli.
D-d , rU Ut. Joph s.ud Hi. touli. tin
Tic.etl for l l At .11 oatinna itailonilo thi not
/Ml. J. r. DARNARD , bee
0. DAV/EiJ. Ocn. Bupt. , 81. Joeonh , U | the
Oio Pw. .od Ticket Art. , 81. Joaeub. Mo , thea
A-DY BOKOU , Ticket A
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for
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W. ; .Diviro T , U PMU Agent , pie
PLAIN
TRUTHS
The Mood is the foundation of
life , it circulates through every part
of the body , nnd unless it h pure
and rich , good health Is impossible
If disease 1ms entered the system
the fiify sure and quick way to ilm c
it out Is to purify and enrich the
Mood.
These simple facts arcc \ \
ktioun , and the highest medical
Authorities ngrcc that tiftMitff hut
iron \\ill restore the Mood to its
natural condition ; and also that
all the jron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth , cause head *
Ache , and arc otherwise injurious ,
HuowN'b IRON Htm.Rsilltliof
oughly nnd quickly nsMmilate \ \ ith
the blood , purl I ) ing nnd strengthen *
ing it , and thus dnvc disease from
any part of the system , and it "ill
utt blacken the teeth , cause head-
nchc or constipation , nnd is posi
tively net injurious ,
Saved his Child ,
17 N. lluUwSt. , lUltlmore.MJ.
. . ! ' k i , 1880.
Cent * : Upon llie recommenda
tion of A fncml I tried HROWN' * .
- IKON llmnm m n tonic and re *
ttorjlivc for my daughter , uliom
I was thoroughly conduced wa *
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost tlitce diughlm by tlic
terrible ditc.itc , under the CMC of
eminent iihyilcun * . , 1 \ \ loth to
believe lli.it Anything could nrrt't
the proRrcsj ol tlic tiUca e , but , to
my creat surprise , before my { laugh-
t cr had taken one bottle of IKO\YN'I ]
IKON UiVTims. she begin to meml
nnd now Is quilo restored to former
lieallli. A fifth ilaughtcr began to
show signs of Consumption , nml
licn the physician was consulted
lie quickly M "Tonics were re-
nulred , " and when Informed that
the elder tlttcrwns UklmrllitowN's
IKON HiriKKS , responded "that !
a good tonic , take It. "
AIXWAM
BROWN'S IRON Ilimus : cffccttml-
ly cures Dyspepsia , Indigestion and
Weakness , and renders the gicatcst
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases ns Con
sumption , Kiducy Complaints , etc.
PERFUME'
iT , irray & Lar.man's
PLffliiiBA . ' WATER.
i-vjj * * n i\nttii \ mmmm mmmmmmummmr
Best fir TOILET. BATH
.vl \WPKERCHIEF. i .
HEAT YOUR HOUSES
URNACES IN THE WORLD.
MAIM : nv
HOfl ARDSOW , BOY NTON & 00
CHICAGO , ILLS.
Kinliody 1 TIOIV 1882 i'tipr ' vuiicnf . llor ,
iraotioul foi "PH. Coit IOSH tn ku 11 In :
rdtrj Ubulo fitnl ) will i.l\o moro liu t
nJ a. larger voliuuo u' ' pure uir H' ' * "y
arnace niailu
Sold by I'IKltCJV : & IlUADroilU.Oiimlia , Noli
J)21-U3in
Kor R ( ) iiut'tou ) ( coiiliiry f/r moro llcutcltir'n
'jMnatft II tttri I KB liccji llie ru'Kiiln ' ppetl o
rlncllKetiloiidjtiriiiiila | , Juvir a M | tguo , n lo.o
| > liiilV4l fttniria , liver cainpl lit and other
LcrJcrj , and lm > li.'in inn t cni | > li Icully In.
od liy mtdlclne mcuai lieallli a > il tlrci'lli (
loiM\e Utoiia vr * < t a tuinlu cv t ) pro-
latnra d < c y , and HJntalim arid cuirloitu Die
-t-daud lullrm
For ale by til Druirtrlrtfl and Otalcrd
( . CIHT.I y.
tolas Rewarded ,
OR ,
iio Story of the Sowing Maohlne ,
A _ ( .cd ii-o llttlo pamphlet , tine * .u _ gold .
ire vltb nuicrroun cogratlui ; ' , will be
&IVJM AWAY
ny mult rninon rt'.lln ; for It , at my tir ncb
tub-ollio ( ot ttio Hlasvt MiMiUcturlnn oVia
my , or will ha iiunt uj mil ) , pott paid , to
rcnon llrlnj ; > t dltUnco fnuu our officoi
Tlio Slupor HaiinfaoliirJufi Oo. ,
Hue ! pi i 'MIloo , 34 Union Hquaro ,
NKW YORK.
AK flU 101 Ulu Utu 11111(1 and
Trenolioro
by h
only llfu au'.li0iltol by hir , and vthlth will
be a "Illood a a d Thunder" itory , luch M hat IV
cn and vtlll bo uutillibud , but a tru Llfu by
only r > cmou who U lu poiwoj.lon of the fact ) Al
falibful and dovotocl wife. Truth li more lor
tercitmtf tlua tlctlou. A ciitu ihould apply to
territory at onoo. Band 76 cti , for 8am * toMe
Book. jr. H * OUam-en & Co. , Me
meoJiwo Ht I uuii. Mo.
.
Inritlf of Iron ,
Jlarkamll'hatphorutln
n pnlntaliln form , Tlirr
only preparation nflrri'
that teillnot Maekrn tit
frrWi.no cJiarartrriteof
Ihn rramllA { hat Dru
'prpaia. ' ami ImiKw .
: trondlllonof Uiolil < l , llu | x 'tlix rfm < xlj buo. In rn-handu , nuulfl nome wondori nl cnro * . DAMP MIL ( h
t > afl ] ! ftrtmo of our mn-t wnlnont phrnictam hao yVM l to thl fnrat * Jnl InromparaMe rrmslf I p > pcntxi
ttlnpr fi'n > ntViaivlront'TOO. MI < rn nvulo Infiwt-fnrh arcmpnnnil M Hn. HAnTrn'MnniTomo h m.
* - 1n mr pr rtJ i. _ _ Hn. UllllKUTHAMilKI . aifflSVimli Am , Ht louK , Mn , NOT , gilh. "
ttaturnl hra one lo
pttHe
Jtrbillty , litnn of .f ; > r > r-
Htt , JVof rnHnn of t'itnl
MANUFACTURED BY THE DR. HART A MEDICINE CO. . 213 N , MAIN ST. , ST , LOUIS.
THE JELM MOUNTAIN
OLID
AND
jf WL ppr-f. m _ * nMf VPOTT mHMnTHCVI MMVUnrWM * *
a-x r MBsRn-i vnsLnE-nl F ii.iiE-naiiifl
Mining and Milling Company.
iVorklng OaiilL.1 - . - . . . . .
' " * " " " Jl.MVO *
Par V-lue'of 8h rc , - . . _ [ . . . _ 125.
STOCK FULLY PAID UP AlTD MON-ASSESSABiK
Miuoa Located in BUAMIDL MINING DISTRICT.
UU. j. I. THOMAS , I'ruMont , Ciimmliu Wjoiulnc.
WAI. K. TIl.TOJf , Vlci'.PrcflUlant , 0 Imlnlns WJO.HI . , /
It. N. IIAKWOOO , Bu-.roUry , Cunitutnn , W > omtnir.
A. 0 , MJNN , Trovnint , Ciiranilru , JWyom'r. '
Or. J. I. T1iom . Loula Miller \V. 8. Ilritmrl , \ . a.
H. Uktwcot ) . Francis Loateni. Oco. II , Kalon.
Ur. J. 0. TVktklnr.
raeJJ tin ORO.W. M > ! OVfjrjiliinnl \\t \\\t \ \ nt
Omaha Steam Laundry. '
The only Laundry in Nebraska thnt ia supplied with complete nmcliinory
fur Laundry work. Sund your ordora t > v niuil or oxnrcsn ,
GOTTI1EIBIEH , GODFUEV & CO. ,
1207 Furnham.Stroot.
PULLEYS.
E. M. MAXWELL FREMONT NEB
. . , , , ,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR THIS STATE.
The following mlvnntngcs nru Intmed for thin 1'iilloy : IT 1H BTliONailll end more-
durable , owin : 1. Tn the nhscnco of elirinkago Btralan. 2. To the IncroiHcd num
ber of artcs 3. To Ilia fact thnt the rhn U much stronger than the cait rim. IT IB
HKTTEK DAI.ANOKI ) . IT IB MUCH LUHITKIl. IT HAVU ) IILLTINO. IT 18 CIIBAl'KIl. There
in no clangor of breakage in hnndllnj ; when nhippod IOOKO. When tjhipped IOORB they
are gonorallv ucceptod as thlrd-claa < freight Innlond f firat-claan , and as the weight fa
only ono-lult tlmt of cant Pulleys the frolght IiBtill further reduced. WE QUAHANTKE.
THKSt to perform entlafiir.torlly nny work from the HKhtest to the heaviest.
SrMT 1'urxnvs from 12 to18 InchcH diameter only.
I'ulloyn of wider fnco than IB-inch nro provliloil with two nuts anm without uxtiu
charge.Wo
Wo Hupply each 1'nlley with two uot-Borowrt without extra charge.
ALSO
lot PoMolI SlaftiBg
OUE OJj IMS.
What wo claim for our PAIKNT HOT I'OLHiiisn SHAITINO It :
] nt. Tlmt It in round nnd Hir.ilght.
yd , It cim bo accurately rolled to uny do'lrod gauge.
'M , Tlmt ! Ufcitifoo3 liolni { comiio/oit of in'ignotto uxida of iron olivlntet any un-
luo tendency to rum or tirnUli , wnilo it nt the sanio tlmo given ono of tilt ) hott j ) iirnal
r honring Riirf.icua over dlHcovurud.
Ith. That It uill not wiirp omprlng in key Renting.
nil ) . Tlmt It itado of the \ury heut of r < 'lined Htoalc.
/t4)'For furthoi i jrticul irs , [ irlco Hut and dUcouuln , fond to
E. M. MAXWELLS
Foundry nnd Mnchino Shop , Frrmont Nob.
DHICAGO ,
PEORIA ,
ST , LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE.
DETROIT , NIAGARA FALLS ,
EW YORK.BOSTON ,
And all Polutt Eatt andWouth-Cmt.
TIIEUNECOMI'IIIUKU
Nearly < ,000 nilJtu Ho ] I it Smooth Steel Trade
11 conrmctlorn tire maUo In UNION DbPOTB
\\m \ \ a Nivtlonal Hciintatloii belnj ; thr
real Throuuh Oar Line , uml In unlvunutllv
KicodoJ to bu thu FIMEOT EQUIPPED Kail
iD.il In tlio world for all clat > * a u ( travel.
Try H end you will Uutl truvclliiK a liuur )
mtvaj of a Jlucouilort ,
Throui'li TlikuUtla rhla Colcbratod IJue (01
Jo at all olllcul lu tlio Wist.
All Information about Hates o Fare , Bleeping
ir AcocmtuoJitlons , Tlmo Tables , lie. , will lit
iccrlully ( 'l cn liy aii | > lylulu ; ( to
ill Vlcc-l'ro 't & dun. JIaim orChlciio ; ,
PEROIVAL LOWELL ,
( lt.il. l'ai > t > uv < er Agt. CLIcayo ,
W. J. DAVKNl'OUT ,
( leu Aueut , Comicll Hluffa.
II. 1' , DUKLL , Ticket Agt. 0 wli
niorn-oJ ly
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MOKQAN PARK
IILITARY ACADEMY ,
ChrUtlan Family School for Ilayg. 1'repareB
rColloxe. Hcloiulllo School or Uunlnesa Solid
Ottpt , KD , N , KIRKTALOOTT
Principal ,
jrrganV ark , Cook Co. , Ill , , for catalogue.
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ell filui/rf , at 7 " , i. t. ' * 11) mi arrival rl Kciuu/
0t ! < Ot Jcvitiiih unit uninicil HluSn train ( mm
the South. Arriving l fleiu Oliy USt : ! in. ,
tilai | 'ii-t > ' .iT Onion tspvr " * . Pml t H'JO
T'N HO1 ! . * It * AIH'AJIICF OJf AHTCTllKH
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lirtiviiiii. , tv.r In tuktm , ' Hit f\oux \ City llont
yonitct Tliroiiih Trf.ln. Thu Bhortoti Un
lh QuI'kcitTtmo nJ t , OomfoiUblo Hide In Ih.
Ttroiiati rsis iH'twnen
COUNCIL ULUKi'U ACID OT. PATJL.
nrSi-uthttjour tttrli-li mvt vl the "Slcne
cty ; nii IVIIlo IWroal
I H. WATfLIW , , H. DOOUANAN
Hu crli < ten < 'oiil , fitn' Pui3.AMii |
C U. UOIIWtON ! , A 'l llcn'l Puss. AK' > . .
MKiourl V&IIey K.
W C. UAVIU , UoiitbwubUm
Oauncl
WESTERN
CORNICE llfftnlfl
0 Sl'EOllT , . . Proprietor.
1 12 Harnoy St. - Omrlia , Nob.
MANUFAOTtWKHS OP
Galvanize. Iron ,
CORNICES.
DORMER WINDOWa ; FJNIALS ,
Tin , Iron and Slate Koofing ,
Bpooht'a Put out Motalio Skylight.
Put out Adjusted Ratchet Bar
and Bracket Shelving , I am
thn general agent for the
nbovu line of gooda ,
'inON FKNOINQ ,
Orettlngt , Dalu trade , Veranda JOfflc anii.
Dank Railing * , Window and Oallar <
uuardi ; al o
UENElU.Ii AGENT