Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 13, 1882, Page 2, Image 2
THE DAILY BEE OMAHA MONDAY , NOVEMBER 13 PLAIN TRUTHS The blood is the foundation of life , it circulate' ' * through ccrytt ] of the body , nml unlcis it is mire and rich , good health is impossible. If disens , * . has entered the sptcm the fnfy sure and fjuick M ay to < lrix c it out is to jutify aiwl enrich the blood. These simple fact * are well known , and the highcs' medical authorities agree llui iMMnf but iron will rcMore the blood to it * iintural condition ; and also that all the iron preparations hitherto made blacken the teeth , cause head ache , anil arc otherwise injurious. UROWN'S I ROS HITTERS w ill thoiy oughly and quickly assimilate wiflv t the blood , purif ) iiifj and fctrcngthcn- ing it , and thus dn\c disease from any part of the sjstcm , and it uill net blacken the teeth , cause head ache or constipation , and is posi * lively not injurious. Saved his Child , 17 N. Eutaw St. , nililmorr , Mil. I'cb. 13 , iBSa. Gent : Upon the rccommendi lion of a friend I tried Diioww's IKOS ItmiRS as a tonic and reiterative - iterative for my daughter , whom I was thoroughly convinced a wasting nuay with Consumption. Having lost three iliURhten liy the tcrrltle ilisctic , under the care uf eminent physlchm , I wai loili ID believe tnat an ) thins could arrest the progress rl the uiscaie , Imt , to mycrcatmrprlsc , before my claiiRh- tcrliadtaUnonebotileof IlKOWN1- ) IRON HIT-THUS , the begin to mend and now Is nulte restored to former health. A fifth ( laughter began to iliow signs of Consumption , and when the physician w.-ii consulted Ke quickly Slid " Toitics were re- nulredj" and when Informed that trie elder tlstcr was taking DnnwN's IKOV HiTTRHt , responded "that It a good tonic , take it. " AUOKAII FlliLTS. ' - . ciTcctual- BROWN'S InoN Bn-rr.ns - ly cures Dyspepsia , Indigestion and Weakness , nnd renders the greatest relief and benefit to persons suffering from such wasting diseases ns Con sumption , Kidney Complaints , etc. BALL'S ' r 'I ' CORSETS Every Coraot ia warranted satis factory to Ha Vfoaror in every way , or tbo money will bo refunded by tbo person ( torn whom it waa bought. Th onlyOonet pronounced by our Iradlnp plijilcbuu t InJpHom to tbo wearer , uidcndonwllir Indiei M th * ' ' moit comfottoblo and perfect flttlng Conct eru PBICE8br M ll , Poitnao Pold * He lth PraMrrlnir. I.GO. Sclf.AdJu.tlnr , 1.00 Abdomln * ! ( extra beary ) 90.00. Nur ln , 1.BO Bealth l rc rTln ( Ono coutll ) S.OO. 1'arxoa Bklrt-Happortln * . 1.00. For nle by Itadlnc JteUll Ucalen eriryvbero. cmiOAoo cojiaux co , , OIUOUKQ , m. _ ulZood&oow y AND Delioious Bever. age. "THE OUP THAT CHEERS , " "BUT $ OT INEBRIATES. " OUR DINNER PAKTY Ims fiuMiod the U t bottle of "UUI1 PUNCH. " "Theu. my dour , don't forgot to remind Uotton. It ia made of the boot Imported brandy and Banta Cruz rum , united with the juice of fresh lemons , and the finest white sugar , and U reMly a delicious , a pure , and a reliable article , that hh net with the most cordial appreciation of all who tried it. Bf e tlut you cot the genuine with the fMilmlloof "OIIKSTKH II. GUAVKS& SUNS" on the cupiule over the cork of each bottle. Sold by Grocera and .WIuo Merchants everywhere. Trade Bupplloi at Manufacturer' * price * by M , A. HoNamarnj famlllou uunplled by A. IL Gladstone , Oraahu Neb OR ATEFUX. COMFOKTIWQ. BREAKFAST. "Dy a thorough knowledge ol Uie uaturil Uwi which govern the O ] > ratlane of dlge > tlon anil nutrition , and by a careful aptillratKii of tin fine properties of welllocud Cocoa. Mr , Kppt IIM provided our LruakfMt tabln with i delicately oavoiul bcterage ublch may sate ta many bc&\r doctor * ' tills It li by tbe judlchui use ot nuch artlclu ) of diet that a cautltutloi may bo triduilly built up until utronr cuount to reilet errr ) tendency to dlteue. HunJrcdi of mbtlx iniuJIcs are Rcatlnj ; around ui rcadj toattir ohirotur there 1 > a weak | > olat. W < may tit many a fatal ghaft by koepluK our wlveiwtJ ortlfled vith pure blood and a prop uly oour | frame. " Clttl Bvnlce Ooittte. * * s UadoaUu , y with boiling water or milk , add B : In tin * oulv ( i-lb and Ib ) , labeled , JAUEB BPP8 Si CO. , Homoeopathic Obomlate , etattnt. lo London. Knalan BLACK-DHAUGHT" curea ' * Jl"wtii " n aUJ" . CONTEMPT OF THE LAW Mayor Boyd Oallefl on to Ex plain tlio Action of Dora- missioner Ford , The Sewer Contractors Die charged by Judge Ne ville. Tha "Rtof CJaaou aud Liquoi Indict inputs Quashed , Capture of Two M'oii for tin ISrowji A. Corjucul Oomoromleo Dotwoot the Rynns. Saturdny was rathur nti importan nwl baay dntn in Um district court v/hioh did not adjourn until late ir the afternoon , Adjournment ITUI takctt lu Saturday next , when n uhori flctaion will ho hold anil nnothor rocoai taken until December llth. Moan timu n now po'il jury will bu drawn t < uurva during the special term bcgin < fling on that dny. Judge Neville gee : to Hurt county todayto hole court for ono wouk , and ho next holds court for two weeks in Washington county. THE CONTEMPT CASE. The first case tnkon up WBS thnt ol MoLlugh and McGixvock , the sewer contractors , who camn before the court on on.ordcr to appear and show cuuao why they should not bo attached - od for contempt. Gon. O'Brien appeared for the re spondents and lion. Goo. E. Pritchoti ' the other aide. Several witnesses were called , including Mayor Boyd , President Oroiphtoii of the board of public works , Oily Attorney Howe , ind Street Commissioner Ford. Their eatimony was to the effect that Ford md liia men toro up the street car .rack on St. Mary's avonno , at the lower croaninif by order of the mayor who noted under advice of the city attorney. Supt. Smith testified as to the damages eustaiucd by his company , Tin ) court finally discharged Mcsflrs. MoHugh and McGavock and lasuod an order citing thu mayor to appear on the 10th of December and ausvror to the charge of contempt. It in un derstood that the judges fools deeply hurt at the attempt of the authorities , or whoever may provp responsible , to set tliemao Ivcti up na superior to hia authority , SENTENCING THE I'HIHONEKB. The prisoners convicted during the present term of court were broujjft in to receive their aontonco. Sentence In the case of S. 0. Hollander woo withhold until the argument on the motion for n now trial shall bo completed. Thos. McGco , convicted of robbery , was nont up for three yoara at hard labor. James Flintwoll , Wm. McDonald and John Dawapn , the three soldiers nrrested for their connection with.thu highway robbery on the Florence roud und the oventd which culminated in the death of Shradcr , their com rade , were each oontonced to three years in the state prison at hard labor. T1IE RIOT CASES. Oti motion of District Attorney Burnham the indictments pgainet the several persons -who participated in the labor riots in March last were stricken from the docket. LIQUOR OASES , It will be remembered that at thu last session of the grand jury indict ments were found against about n dozen persons ior selling liquor with out license , at the road houses and oltowhoro within the two mile limit about the city. The cases against John Garbor , Henry Rusor and Jensen , the only ones in which action had boon taken , were stricken from the docket and the indictments quashed. This probably ondo all pro ceedings in this direction. THE roLidB. In this department the most impor tant item yesterday was arrest of two men , Joe Gorman and Jim Clark , as implicated in the assault and robbery of Fondon Brown Friday night , Both men are well known as former hack drivers and stable men , It is known that they were around with brown all * day , and were "working him. " It is alleged that Clark was overheard - heard to say of Gorman , "Ho must give mo half , ns I put him on to the shnuip , " Thin leads to the belief that it was a conspiracy between the two to down the cow-boy for all ho was worth. Clark was arrested by Doty ind Boyle early Saturday , and dboat noon Augoll and Ed. Gorman found Joe Gorman at the Omaha Kongo , where ho had gene for dinner. Neither of the parties had a cent of money with them , but the ollicors say It is a dead sure case on them , as they are idontiCed by Brown as the right men. A CONJUGAL COMmOMlSK. Tony Ryan , the specialist at the Academy of Music , who had his wife "stolen'1 by Watklns and carried oil to Papillion , after employing Colonel S ray the to prosecute her for adultery ami porAisling that ho would not take her back , Saturday was brought in conversation with the recreant wife , and after a tearful convocation on the eidewulk in front of the court house , they smoothed tha matter over and agreed to join hands agein. They want to Judge Bonoko's court , where Tony wanted to with draw thu complaint. The judgu would not allow that to bo donu un- leea the etato'a attorney was present and rtquested it. STATE JOTTINGS. Columbus had a few flakes of snow last Bunduy morning , A Uoone comity man 1ms Indented what lie cells a "pendulum power , " capable of running heavy machinery. A 8t. Joe & Weitern train was ditched nt Alexandria on the Cth , and a brakeinan nuimdJIIurst iuitantly killed. W , Mason and wife , of Falrfield , cele brated tbolr crystal wedding cu the Ctb , a large party of friends helping them. Early on the mornlne ol the 4tb , tie QucnchaqtiA mill * nt Milfnrd , V. 8. John. Ron A Co , proprlet r . were oestroyed by fire , together with the large ele\atnr con taining 5,000 bushels of wheat. Tlie ori. gin of the fire It unknown , but Is BUix | > ed to have been fpontaneoiM combn'tlon The Ions ! estimated At $100,000 , which ! well civeml tiv Insurance. John-on & Co. will rebuild. A trmn named Andre * DcroV , living near Oloan i > o tofllce , WM committed t < i jail on Toe-day from Justice Chllcoat'a court , through the coinplalnt of AuRusln Whin ? , who charged him with nn Attempt to commit rape npen her , During the evening , while the c-'iirtrvt ' ttio polls wiw prugrciiiii At the court house , It wni din. covered thnt the bud in the prixoncr'a cell win on lire , every apartment becoming filled with pinoko. Thexherifl being d' wn town nnd liming thn key nt the time , wnter w iiikftpod tinough the bnr to the prisoner , who refused to Apply it In extin- guUliing Ilia fire. When the BherilF ar rived nnd opened the door the trmn nt- Icm ted to mcaps , and from hi * nctlonn It I * judged that ho * et the bed on fite lu or der tucrrnto t chance for t c. i > e. Schuy- lor San. OCCIDENTAL JOTTINQ3 , WASHINGTON TERRITORY. An agricultural rcclely JIM been formed In I'fiidletim with wveral f the most prominent citizens M lucorporators. Tlio fijht ? fcr Iho control of payees on Iluit river still continues , nnd men and material are being pushid forward daily. Freight Is carried from Peiidloton tc Unlou hy team fur two cenW per pound , and teams i\re hard to lind even at that price. Halls afd lien ate being collected at Pen- dletou , and U Is expected the rend will be completed to Encampment by tlio first of January , Three cars per day are being built In tbo Miops at Tacorna. Tlio demand from esst of the mountalnB hau caused this Increate In count ruction. When the Meamor "Katlo Hallelt" first rim on the Olaike's Fork of thu Columbia , SCO nor ton ua charged for carrying freight 33 mllf t. Fright is now cirrled by her a dintunco of 10 miles for 810 per ton. ton.The The largeht Dlece of work on the Blue mountains , with exception of the tunnel , now building , U n cut near the innuth of Meacham's creek. It i * 250 foot long , and in places C5 ftet deep , through solid basalt rock. A force of forty-fivo men have been working on It for the past three months , nnd It will take the same force three weeks longer to finith It. Sentinel. ' OREGON. A now schooner will be launched at Gardiner soon. A COO pound hoar WM recently Killed at Scholl's ferry , \Vn hlngton county. Quo hundied nnil thirty thonsnud buih- els of wheat aio dtored at XSugeco City. " It Is said tint the grade across the 1'Int- head reservation will be finished in two weeks. The cannery nt Gardiner Is unable to care for and put up what fhh are caught here nt the nreaent time , all of which are of the bo.it quality. Many of the logs on South Coos rlvor , to come down this ceason , are six ftet nnd over in diameter , and sixteen to twenty- four feet In leoi'th. The Oregon Short Line company have SOO men at work on the Puyette river putting tie * , which will bo rafted down to Snake river. By the premature explosion of a blast In a tunnel on the Baker City branch of Iho Oregon Railway nnd Navigation com- pany'a railroad a tew days since five men wera feriouily Injured , The rain during the past week raised lloguo river to some extent , which has in jured flailing , as the salmon on entering the river , take advantage of the rise , and pass right nlonr up and don't loaf aronnd .bllonsburt ? long enough to got taken In. Ducks infest Coos bay by millions , and are being constantly hnrrassed , killed nnd captured In every conceivable manner by men , women and children. One man has a home made Galling gun on the bow of a skiff. lie mows them down in swarthi. CALIFORNIA ' There ore 1,000 bales Si hops in the handii of growers and dealers in the Sacra mento district. The wheat crop of D. M. RevlH sold at Iho wharf in Chlco last Thursday for 576- COO , an average of § 30 a ton. A California lion has taken up quarters in the outskirts of the city of Santa Bar. bora and I * the terror of the ladies and school children. A petrified | bono weighing about fifty pounds was found nenr Werryeasa. Santa Clara county , Cnl. It Is about eighteen inches in diameter , and la sufficiently marked to leave no room for doubt thnt it la the jolut of a mastodon or some other monstrous animal. The first engines to be turned on the now roundhouse turn-table - at Truekee on Friday , werb No. 150 , Sam Reynolds , en- Rlneer , and No , 08 , P. O. Young , engineer. Ibis Is considered an event among the en gineers , and there Ins been considerable llscustion nI to which of them should have the honor. No less than forty men , mostly railroad laborers , have perished of thirst on the 3 hfornia desert west of the Colorado river. The Tucson Citizen savx : Six dead jodlca were found near Pah-Ute hill re- sently. The unfortunate men started from ; ho river , not knowing the perils they would have to encounter. Some of them jilglit have had water in cant : ens , which , ) f course , was soon used. The desert , like .ho tea , dccj not often give up its dead , mil many a poor mau baa perished with jutJger aud thrlat on the California Sahara. ARIZONA. The store of Fall. Smith & Co , , nt WI1- : ox , was entered and robbed last Wednes- lay night , nnd the following uigbt the itoro was discovered In flames , which were lot extinguished until about $300 worth of iamngo bad been done , IDAHO. A water company , with a capital stock if $500,000 , has been Incorporated at lioiee Dlty. Dlty.TODS TODS of flour ere being stowed away dally at Wood river to await another panic md consequent riie , A 1,400-pound grizzly bear was killed in Ihe Wood River country recently. It la tbe largest on recod In Idaho Territory. Iron la being shipped from the east for Lho railroad bridge to tbe obstruction across Snake river at a point tbiee miles below Old's ferry. Gilmer & Salisbury have let the contract [ or furnishing the lumber and timber for the trectlon of a thirty-stamp mill un the Rauishorn mine , at Bayhoruo. Tbe lum ber la to be got out this winter , so us to be ready to commence work lu the Spring. The exrerlenccd projectors , who re cently vlelted Idaho City for supplies , de- clarfd it tote their lullef tint tlmcrle- bratrd Banner mine , India dUtrlat name , uukej n oetter ehowlbg than any other mine In Idaho , for the portion * developed , During tbe winter the mine will be put in condition for stopping iu tbe spring , An Idaho pirty are arranging to march on aud capture , it possible , the wild man of tbe Camus pruirle. The being haa often been described and equally ai often seen nkippliii. alone the lava craga that border tbo urnlrla , ltd bublta are those of an an imal , nnd when pursued it nets over the ground with great agility and speed and moaus aa if in misery , MONTANA. Miles City boaitaof a female faro-dealer The Utah & Northern track ia now laid to a point bout three miles uortb of Deer LoJge. About ilx thousand lota will be added to the town of Uozemau by the McAdow Railroad Addition. Klgbly Oregon cowboy * visited Mile * City one day last week and made thing very lively for the citizens. Qunrtermnrter Forbes , of Fort Keogb , I erecting a Irnlldlnr 180x20 , which whei completed will bo used for the teamstern mets house. A contract bai been let to developo th Lucky Jim mine on Ten Mine , by a fill ; foot shaft and n fifty foot croia-cut. The belt of lends discovered in the vicin Ity nf Sheep mountain are bolisved to b < n continuation of Barker nnd Montam mineral bflt. Bulfftl.i . are reported plenty along lh < Missouri in the vicinity of Clngett , nnil ir consequence tha Iradets expect to rcft { quite a Imrvf tt this winter , The new Northern Pacific hotel at Mt roula bar cnt ten thousand dollar * tc build , nrfd two or three thousand dollar1 will bo npcnt in furnishing it. PnrtipH who h vo been In the lowei & 'meelslull country l"oklng niter * t > cl rnnchoa , my thnt the defirablo 1 < cnti m Are nrctty well taken for n distance of 1BC mile * enst. 1 ho population of that regior bus Increased very materially during the t > n t summer. Advices from the 3d Infantry dotnch tnent recently in cnmp on Birch < rrrk < coi tlio lilnckfoot ngency , state thn' Indlnnt who have returned to the a emy fiuin tin north report the burning of the wnreliou i containing the winter ftuppltpg of tin Black feet and Bloods nt Fort .Macleod. Il Is also reported that the luili.ns tire Mil leaving Birch nnil Undpcr creeks for tlu bulfalo country nbont the Sweet Gr.uu llill.i. The toports na to the great nbnnd atice of bulfalo and other game in that re elon are no favornblo thnt mnny of th ( Blackfoet declnre their intention of re maining nil winter. Homford'n Aclcl Plioipbato 1-LRASANT TO TUB TASTE. Dlt. A. L. UALL , Fair Haven , N. Y. , says ; "Have prescribed it with marked benefit in indigestion and Urinary troubles. " A BATTLING AMONG THE BONES , 'lie Railroad Bingsters are Horror - - ror Iho Hnndwrltlnc on tbo Wall Oorreapondonco of THE BEE. LINCOLN , November 11,1882. The announcement through the dia patches that scores of anti-monopolists have been elected to the legislature irom all over the state ntruck the bosses an alarming blow. First wo learn that Gen. Oonnor is elected ; then that Dave Butler is to bo hero , and now cornea the intelli gence that S. S. Reynolds , the Gams oxposor , has been elected in Butler and Folk , and that Church Howe'o chap has climbed the golden atair as well as hna the father of the "boy condor" yolipt "Fred the small.1 Well may the Journal stand up ane Bay "tho senate ts onti. " The rail roads have all along intended , as TUB BEE surmised , to elect a majority ol the senators and thus block railroad logialation. Lincoln Is wildly spoon- ting over the results. Nearly every DUO ia elad to hoar of the return ol Jake Robberts. Jake was badly used by the Carna-Thuraton gang and sought a vindication and has it. Jensen , his former colleague , ia alao re-elected , as ho ought to have been. About the loudest joke of the sea son is the coming candidacy of Mason for United States Senator as an anti- monopolist ! Thousand-Dollar Mason the boys\5dl him. Ho is already soquetting aronnd with Marquette after the support of the B , & . M , ind ho puts on smiling glances when io meets ono of our membors-olcct. Poor Gere , he takes his defeat very nuch to heart. He had made all ilnds of promises to got tbo appoint ment in the first place , and had saori- iced what little honor ho had to got ; ho nominal ion , and now the golden ipplo has tured to ashes on his lips. Burks , the successful candidate , is a ; oed man aud will make a good ro- ; ont.Tho The bankers are sick over the do- eat of Olark. Ho was the particular > ot of the Millards and the Olarks of bin city , and now ho is gene where ho woodbine twineth. They are ixing up their faces to amilo sweetly ipon Sturdovant when ho does lomo. "Was always for you" 'oa know. Siuco tbo anti-mo- lopoly meteor flashed aorosa the sky ho monopoly chaps elected hero are ilumlng themselves to enter the anti'o oto and play dove so as to got their hare of the places on committees , lust how they will succeed remains to 10 eoon. Justice to Whodon and Tielda compels mo to say that they are tot of the rani ; monopoly kind. In set , are very fair samples ot antl- nonopoly men , and wo shall expect omo good acts from them. Both are oung and ambitious , The Hon. A. K. Ageo , lieutenant ovornor-eloot was in town to-day , nd was in tow of Phillips , of the B. i M. , and other uionoply striker * , s Mr. Ageo thinking of having the lonopoly attorneys fix up hia commit- eoa for him , as Thnraton'usod to do ? Conner , Butler , Barker , Reynolds nd other anti-monopolists will have a ittle something to say. Ono experi ment of letting the Lieutenant Gov rnor make up the committees is quito efficient , thank you. Repeating of the most shamolcsa haracter waa perpetrated hero by the ailroacl strikers and wa have no rein- dy , Now that an autt monopoly leg- ilature is elected wo shall look to born for relief by enacting , for our iroteotion , a suitable registration law. 'HE BEE must renew its efforts in this natter , , Four Browns lu the next state sen- te. Ono from Olay , ono from Col- ux , ono from Douglas , aud ono from jiiicaster. W. A. Dumarrioci Persona Should loao no time in securing a icrtifioato in the Marriage Fund Mu- ual Trust Association of Oodar laplds , Iowa , concerning which circu- ara and full information will be sent reo upon application. It ic organized inder the Insurance Laws of Iowa , md is the only legalized and legiti- nato institution of the kind in the iountry , Its officers and managers ire among the moat prominent bus- uees inon iu Oedar Rapids , including Mtikora , the poatmaitor , capitalists , railway managers , insurance men , eaaiug Invryorn , physicians and other oliablo citUens , Over 915,000 haa ilroady been pa to members. It is i splendid inyestment , M safe , secure and Bafo AS n Government bond , You cnn just as well hnvo A good sum oi money to commence married life on , M not. Remember it only costs you ono c'ent foratpontnl card to request full explanation and information. Good Hgonta con pot territory if tip- plied for noon. AVtito to-day. Do not postpone it. Mention where you snw thin notice oclSfi 1m * Brains fiewawed , OH , f ho Story of tlis Sefltoij Iftacfetnn A hr.nilmmic ItMle ( Ainphlfl , Mot. ' < . t i u lira u'.lh rnitntroafi onrrKfirP , will t GXVK9 AWA'i ? to rjy tut porsor. enlllni ; tut U , at t t brsvi ei caD-oClce of The Sinter VAaurtctannc Oa < u ptnj , oc vli ) ) > > rent b ; m li , pniit ( / .t , t lav ttr * r. Uvbii , id .1 dlriAn-v ' v i m n"o. 5JmRH2fir ) KanofaoiiUfiiiM Do , , JUice , ili Utitou Samuel 0 , Davis & Co , , DRY GOODS Washington Ave. and Fifth ST. LOUIS MO. PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES. OHICE ruiciiAsisn AvnDzroT , C. S. ) OMAHA ; Neb. . November 10. 1882. f Scaled proposals. In iliipllc.itc , subject to the usual conditions , III bo received at this oillco un til 12 o'clock noon on Picon cr th , 1882 , nt which tlmo indplaca they will bo opened In pres ence of bldJcra lor furnishing and delivery at the subsistence storehouse , or on cars In Omaha , Vcb. , ( If on cars nf tor Inspection nnd acceptance nt place of packing , ) na may bo required by the subsistence department , 120 barrels pork , light ness , lobo delivered by January 6th 1883:50,000 : pounds bacon , short clear sides , medium woght ind thickness , packed In i rates , stripped , of about 220 jwunds bacon each. Each plcco of bacon to bo covered with cotton dothall ; to bo delivered by January Cth 1883. The government rescues the right to reject any or all proposals. Blank proposals and full Information as to the manner of bidding , and the terms of contract nni pajmcnt will bo furnished on application to thli olllco. No proposal will bo considered unless accmpa < mod by the nrlntcd "Instructions to bidders , ' to bo had at this olllcc. . Envelopes containing proposals should bo mar- kcd , "Proposals for subsistence storcs"nnd ad dressed to the undersigned. THUMAAS WILSON. novll-Ctmo C. S. , U.S. A. J. R EOBEES & GO , FL. . Sommers & . Go's CELEBRATED BISCUITS , CAKES , JTTMBLES _ * AND NOVELTIES. Wholesale Manufacturing iND DEALERS IN Fruits , 3uts and Cigars , III S 14th St. OMfTA. - - MEB WESTERN WORKS ! 0. SPEOUT , - - Proprietor. 1212 Harney St. - Ornifta , Neb. Dalranizedlron , CORNICES , DORMER WINDOWS , F1NIALS , Tin , Iron and Slate Eoofing , Jpocht'a Patent Motalio Skylight , Patent Adjusted Ratchet Bar and Bracket Shelving. I am the general agent for the 'abovo line of goods. IRON FENCING. tlnBt , D lu tr det , Ver ndn , 'iOm& mid B nk RatlloBf , Window and 0 ! l r Quard * ; ulio AHIN THE CITY STEAM LAUNDRY makes a specialty of Oo''ars ' & Guffs , AT THE 1UTE OS rhree Cents Each. Work nollclted from all over the country , Phe charges and return postage must o- mpany the package , Bpeclal rates to arge cluba or agencies. a24.ttine WILKINB & EVANg. 100,000 riMKEN-SPRlNGVEHICLtS N OV IN USE. They sin-paw all other u for e iy rldlnsr. tijle Dddurablllt } , They are for sale by all Leading Oar Lu > o Btiildora and Dealon throughout ho country. 3PRINQS , GEAK3 & BODIES Forul b Henry Timken , P , tonU nJ Builder ol Fine Carrlasci , ac.oxT3cs , - - uaco. Um "WINE OF OARDUI ina es T < n l"v > Ka aud cleur coiuplexiona. Saw WILL OPEN AT itreet. I 10 t fl * J ' ' > PERFECTION HEATING'AND BAKfMC , la only attained by using Stoves and Ganges. WITH WIRE GAUZE OVBB DOOBS , For sale by ftilLTOM ROGERS & SONS WHOLESALE MILLINERY & MOTIONS Zephyrs , Germantbwn , Etc , STOCK LARGER THAN EVER.I30s { &flua 1 ' ' I. OBERPELDEE & < CO. M The Oldest Wholesale and Retail JEWELRYHQUSE in Omaha. Visitors can here find all novelties in SIL VER WARE. CLOCKS , Rich and Stylish Jewelry , uhe Latest , Most Artistic , and Choicest Selections iu PRECIOUS 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 LEADING IN TUE WEST I General Agents ior the Finest and Best Pianos and Organs manufactured. Our prices are as Low as any Eastern Manufacture ? and Dealer. Pianos and Organs sold for cash or installments at Bottom Prices. A SPLENDID stock oi Steinway Chicker.ing , Knabc , Vosa & Son's Pi anos , and other makes. Also Glough & Warren , Sterling , Imperial , Smith American Organs , &c. Do not fail to see us before pur chasing. * MAX MEYER & BRO. , MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW GASES A Large Stock always on Hand. . O. ZMZOZRG-.A.IN' , 1213 Farnam St. . Omaha. A. M. OLARK , Paifltep&PapBpHangep SMWRlTBEftDKOOEATdfi , LESALE & RETAIL W LL PAPER ! , \ Wiuflow Shaflos1 imfl Onrfcalns , OORN10ES CURTAIN POLES AND FIXTURES. Faints , Oils & Brush eg. 107 South 14tU Street A , . . . NEBRASKA. V