THE DATLY BEE-OMAHA WEDNESDAY , JANUARY 3
no longer from Dyspep-
slo , Indigestion , -want of
AppetitolossofStrcngth
lack of Energy , Mnlarln ,
Intermittent Fevers , &c.
BROWN'S IRON BIT
TERS never foils to euro
all these diseases ,
notion , Novemtitr 16 , iE3r.
Drown CHEMICAL Co.
Genllemen : For year * I naye
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and could get no relief ( haYlnjj irltd
vcrlliln(5 ( wlilch wa recommended -
ed ) unlil , acting on iheadUceofa
friend , who had been benefilltd by
DROWN' * IRON lliTTsm , I irlcdo
bollle , wllh mo turmlslnBrc < iill .
1'revioui lo lallnc IIROWN'S Iro.-J
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me , and I suffered greatly from a
burning sensation In the ilomach ,
which was unbearable. Since laic-
Ing UKOWN'S IRON IltrrsRS , all my
lrouble areatanend. Canealany
time without any disagreeable re-
> ult ) . I am practically another
person. Mra. W.J. FI.YNN ,
30 Maverick St. , K. Boston.
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that will not blacken the
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KEARNEY'S ' KANAL.
The Inauguration of a New Enterprise -
terpriso in Nebraska ,
Water Power and Irrigation
to Work a Revolution ,
A few days ago THE USE contained
an article on the opt.nlng of the first
olglit miles of the Kearney canal , tl.
dolnllu of which were obtained by nn
Interview with one of the prominent
stockholder and officers of the com
pany : It proved BO interesting to the
readers throughout the ontlro atato ,
that the following additional details of
the affair are ropubliahcd Irom an ex
change at Kearney :
On last Friday morning about tvron-
ty-livo of our citizens got aboard the
west bound train to vixit the place
where our canal taps the Platte river.
The mayor and members of the city
council were of the number , aa well
an the board of dlreotorn of the canal.
The morning was cold and there was
about two luehto of snow on the
ground. The train stopped about a
tnllo went of whrro the canal runs un
der the Union Pacific road , to lot.tho
party off. The spot where R. L
Dawning had na dumped wai about a
mile from nowhere , and six miles
fiom tbo point where the canal leaves
the Platte , and thcro was not ono
of the carriages which had boon
ordered in eight. An It vras too cold
to stand ntlll and wait , a column , ono
mlle In length , ainglu file , ( distance
between men in accordance with their
capacity to hoof il ) waa formed and
the line of march taken up , about live
mllea had boon travoreod , The com
pany reached the point of destination
ibout 1 o'clock p. m. , and found Ohiof
Engineer liuokloy superintending the
EinUhlng strokes on the head gates' at
the dam , The water was turned in
the firat two miles , tnd run down hill
just as any water would do , if It was
turned loose. Iho mouth of the canal
is thirty foot wide , with a broad floor
laid at the bottom , and the flaw of
water is regulated by five or tlx gates ,
The flow of water in the canal , al the
present stage of the Platte , was about
two foot in depth Ita ontlro width ,
enough'water , Engineer Baakloy mid ,
to furnish 400 horse power , with a
forty foot head. Junt south of the
hoadgatca , and extending into Platte ,
parallel with them , is another sot of
gates with a floor under them , one
foot lower than the floor under the
gates , which regulates the supply of
water in the canal. This being lower
it is calculated that by leaving these
gates raised about three inches
while the water flows into the
canal througti the others , will draw
all the sand to thai point and carry
It off. Those gates ali scum to bo
substantially bailt. Heavy and long
piling have been driven down a great
depth and the gates and bridge over
them , built on them. A largo portion
tion of the dam which extends up and
out into the Platte about a quarter of
a mile , is also built against and on
piling. Every 0110 of tbcao who wore
prcaant seemed to bo well pleased
with the work and the prospect of the
final succcsa of the enterprise. Aftei
making a thorough examlnatlor
of the work , the party listened to Engineer
ginoor Buckley's description of th <
work and the capacity of the canal
Ho had no doubt of Us SUCCCLB , one
the great boiufita it would bring oui
people. After this the party adjourn
cd to Elm Greek for dinner , and find
ing an cast bound freight there
buurdcd it for Kearney , leaving i
splendid dinner , which had been or
dcrod and prepared , behind.
Eight mllcn of the canal tire nboul
completed , and work is being punnet
rapidly on the rouinining putlon
The city council , nn lust Monday
ovuniug , voted to accept the portioi
completed und to isauo the bondi
therefor in accordance with the propo
sitlon.
The canal camp Is to bo moved to
the corporate limits of Kearney with
in a few days , and work cominuuaot
on the blu Ha north of town.
That this work will bo of pormanon
and lasting benefit to Kuurnoy , then
can bo no question. JJceldiu bavin ;
800 horao power for mamifiicturinj
uaeo , wo uhall have an nburidanou o
water for fire , domtstio and irnRatioi
purposes , und thovt thing * togothc
will bring to Kearney an nddi
tional population of 2,000 poopli
within two yeani. It is also i
matter of pride with no to bo abli
to publiih to the world that lu-nrnoj
cltiKoUH wuro the first in the Platti
Yalluy to inaugurate und carry ou
successfully n canal project for oina
and irregatian purposes , and thu
Kearney cauitivl nlono haa developed i
power and induutry which will bo o
Inatlng benefit to the whole Platti
Vulluy , ns via have no doubt but who
within a luw yours ( hero will bo man ]
canals running from the Platte be
low ua ,
KEW
Great Improvements Ueluw Undo li
Ocoau Btoumor * .
Within the Inct few yearn rapi (
Blrldt-a have been run do in Bteamshij
building both in regard to spued ant
UK ; , btenmcra that five yrara ngi
woto lootp.\ ! upon H beyond improve
menthivo boon Bupplanted by VOMJU !
which ere the under and ndmiratioi
of the ago. Foroiiioat in the rtiukn o
rocunt arrival } ii tin | > royhoun (
of the nairan , the lleet Alaski
of the Guion line , which ha
nmdj tha feoreat tluio on roe )
nrd , uliioh was G day * , IU houra nut
37 rchutPB from ) uvd to land , It i
neil known tint meichtmte mid nthor
hating corruepundtnve f .r Kurop
will ni'ftlt for tiur mlu gi , far the
Li.uw she travo'e ' by umil buita , Pi u
Ing cl'.uo ou hur heels ihn n\A \ favorite
the Am. .ma , tilua of to ) Guiou Hue
which , until ttto ooming of hur
was confidetttd thn
bteumer efloat , her boat trip Uoln
made in 7 doyo , 7 houra und 48 mlr
utoi.
utoi.Great
Great thlngn vero ox poctwl of th
OoloiBsl City cf Itiuio , of the Inma
Line , ui'xt in tita to tha largest pa
IE uuger tsainoruttoftt , Tha most auin ]
tuonaly furnished steuuier in tli
trade , the Inutixn people were In hopi
of plucklnz the laurel leif from tt
Aluki. " Bho made fair
first , making one trip in 7 days , 12
house and 13 minutes , but did nut
como up to their expectations. After
running a few trips she was thrown
on the hands of the builders as net up
to the contract. It is whispered she
will bo replaced by ono which shall
surpass In speed , accommodations and
size any votsol now running. It Is
believed that the City of Vienna will
bo the name of the fnturo wonder ,
The Servln of the Cunard Line Is
the favorite steamer for fashionable
voyagers. Il is no unusual thing for
her passenger Hat to number from 250
to 350 , oyon in winter months , She
haa not made as fast tltno as her rivals
but haa pressed them pretty close ,
Other well-known steamers , such nn
the Britannic , \Yerra and Elba Invari
ably make the trip in eight or nine
days ,
Several now stcamoro are now being
built to take the place of the old ones ,
which are rapidly becoming old-
faHhloncd. The Gulon Line
have nearly completed the
Oregon , which will take her place
on the line next summer. Already it
is predicted that she will bo footer
than the Alaska. They have still an
other steamer on the stocks , to bo
called the Nebraska. The White Star
line expects to niako a sonention with
their two now atoamora now building ,
to bo called the Doric and Ionic.
They will bo as feat as can bo made
and will bo larger than the Britannia.
Also the Ounar.i people will not bo
outdone by their neighbors , for they
are said to bo building a steamer
which they will compliment Now York
city by calling it the Orangia.
It is interesting to note that with
each now steamer built notr improve
ment sand inventions are made , and
the managomonto of the various lines
have brought the system down to snob
a point as to leave very little room for
Improvement. The next five years
will , no doubt , BOO a vast atrldo In the
buainoas of steamship building , and
as wo are in a progressive ego wo
shall expect to ace the running time
brought down to five days.
Bwindlori Abroad.
If any ono has represented that wo
are in any way interested in any
bogus bittern or stuff with the word
"Hops" in their name , cheating hon
est folks , or that wo will pay any of
their bills or debts , they are frauds
and swindlers , and the victims should
punish them. Wo deal in and pay
only the bills for the genuine Hop
Bitters , the purest and boat medicine
on earth.
Her BITTERS MANOFAOTUIUNO Co.
GOUNOD ON MODERN MURIC
Tbo Coming Master to Restore the
Simplicity of Mozart and Kosslnl.
Krom an Interview In London.
"To my mind the intellectual ton'
dency of the art ot music is groatoi
than the sentimental to-day , but the
great fault of muaio now is that it IE
complex and not simple. Masters are
too apt to study the effects of c
hautboy , of a violin , of a flute ques
tions of detail and to disregard
the great value of the tout onacmblc
the expression , in its complotenoBe ,
of an idea. It was not alwaya sq.
Rossini and Mozirt , for example ,
were both sublimely simple.
composed divinely from divine in
spiration. It is as though God had
ordered him to sing and l\q uapgy-
naturally , cosy and spontaneously.
It waa his nature , and there wai 110
effort. The same vras true of Mo-
"What is your opinion of the arl
of inunlo now ? " inquired the inter-
viewer.
"Like everything clso it ia in t
transitory ntago. It is not wliollj
sentimental or wholly practical. Whor
the two are wedded together it will b <
Btiblimo , and the fuel of our bolng ir
this tran itory ntato given mo ooiifi
donee. Thora ia strength in > veak <
nons , nnd where there ia opposition t <
truth , truth would bu tha loiter. W <
gain the strength and experience bj
combat and failure , aud it iu alwsyi
after a transitory and hesitating etnt ; ;
llko the present tlmt the grimiest
epoch comes , when ideality and rcul-
ity go hand iu hand , when fuilh and rca <
son are ono. The time will como , rclj
upon it , although perhaps neither you
nor I w.'ll eoo it. It ia the natural
evolution of all thin e , aud thu hit-
lory of liuninn thought la as the . . _
leal history of lliia planet. Aa yran t
and centuries roll on wo ehall HOI
things clearer , until at length fall I
and reason will bo ns one , and thirty
which wo now comidur supornutum
will bo natural.
Mutio ia only u <
phase of thought , end in considerinj
ita present condition nnd its fijiun
I can not aoparnto it from the otliu
forms of thought. They all have tin
tnmo history nnd v/111 ovoutually nice
with the Biuno full oDmplotouean IUK
perfect powor. "
"But what will bo tha result of thi
proicnt complux condition of the thu
ory of music in Europe ? "
'Why , naturally , from this com
plexlty will epriui ; aUnpllcity. Tin
next ( ; rcat master will bo UH simple a
Mozart r.nd Iloaeinl. Ho will com
aa a giant and break all , bul with th
fragments of what ho has broken h
will crct n splendid temple 1'owei
powerful bi'cutiio it is truth , rud siin
pit ) bccauBo it i4 true and powerful
Aa it ia with the hhtory of any art
BO it iu with the hictory of
Germany ) mn been for jenrx thuhu&ii
f' the rt'Mon , thu intidligearc ;
Frnuoe , the heart , the
Tlio dny will como when thuy will in
derstand uaoh other itnd * > j an uno.
f Coucu , Gold * ,
J Throat , cts. , nuloVly roliu il l\
u HUOSClllAL TllOOUKH , A tlliil 16 Ml
u n-mtdy , tuperlor t
IB httlcea for thu POMU : jmriutie , Hunt < JH > I
luxes. 1'rlco i5 iti.
d
Isa * Dn. S , S. BiuxrAN , euya ; 'Aj
18 a rule phyalolana do not , by their prc
18y f etclonal method ! , build up the f emV '
canMitutlon , while tlu < y ecldom cut
the dmaasdi to which it ia alnpy-111 :
bio in our variable climate and und (
our imperfoot olvlllsition. Spec ! ;
romedles are often required to rtutoi
organic harmony and ( strengthen tl
enfeebled powers of womanhood ; an .
for most of these wo are indebted I [
perioni outside of the medical pn
P- fesslon. Among the very best <
lie
ei these remedies I nulga a prouilnoi
bu place to Mn. Lydla E , 1'inkham >
Vegetable Compound. "
INDUSTRIAL NOTES ,
Jeneyvllle , III. , h orc nlted a plow
factory with a csplUI of $50,009.
The new Chlcigo & IndUnspolls tlrllne
road will be turned over to the LouliTille ,
New Albftny & Cblcwjo comp&ny tbli
week. Tba track it now completed Into
Indianapolis , and trains are running
over It ,
The peanut crop 'cf North Carolina Is
estimated at 150.000 tmthoU , which is the
largest oror produced in that stnta. The
total consumption Iwt year waa 1,520,000
bwhels , and the available nunply for con
sumption in 1833 will be 2,280,000 bushels.
Got Itloh ,
When IIopi are $1.25 per Ib. as
now , an aero will yield gl.OOO profit ,
and yel the best family Medicine on
earth , Hop Bitters , contain the same
quantltf-of Hops nnd are sold at the
same price fixed yearn ago , although
IIops now are tnonty times higher
than then. Raise Hopu , got rich in
pocket ; use Hop Bittoro and get rich
In health.
Ono of Brothur Gardner's Lectures.
Detroit Fr.o Press.
"Am Bruddor Stopoff Johnson in
do hall dia eavnln' ' ? " asked the pros !
dent as ho aroao and looked up and
down the afalcB.
"Yes , Bh. "
"Don ho will please atcp to do
front. "
Brother Johnnon appeared 'to labor
under Iho impression that amsdal was
about to bo presented him for having
the longest heels of any colored man
in America , and his faca were a broad
grin as ho stood at the desk.
"Stopoff Johnson ! " said Brother
Gardner in his most solemn tones , "I
wai in do back room of A grocery on
Bcaubicn street do odder night tc
bargain fur ton bushel ] of 'tatora , an *
I hoard your voice ns you cum in to
order fo' pounds of buckwheat floor ,
and to remark dat your ole womar
was ravin' crazy wid do toofache. "
"Yes , sab , dat was mo. "
"Do ole man Climax soon drappec
in , an' it wasn't five mlnlts bofo' you
hod a hot dispute 'bout do aigo of do
Birth. "
"Ho doan' know nuffin , nab. "
"You called him a fool , "
"An * ho called inoa liar. "
"You oaid ho waa a bigot. "
"An * ho said I was a humbug. ' *
"I hoard It all , Brudder Johnson
and now I want to talk to you a lit
tlo. In the fust place , what you know
'bout do aigo of do world ? "
"I I well aah , what does the oh
man Climax know 'bout It ? "
"Dit's U what do either of you
know 'bout It ? Nuffin' nnffin' at all
DatVwhar dotrnbblo cnms in. Tw
men will diaput harder ober what de ;
doan't know dan over solemn faoks
Do worst enemy I ober had was a man
who got mad at mo bekaso I wouldn'
believe in ( { hosto. What wo doan'
know wo often try to tnako up for in
argymont. What wo lack in argy
raont wo try to make cp for in blab
It am easier to call a man a fool dan to
prodnco facka and figures to convinc
him dat ho am in de wrong. It am
safer to call an old man a liar dan
wink at a young m&n's wife. Lot me
say to you :
"What you bollovo in wid all ye :
heart may arter all , bo wrong.
, "De man who diaps argymont } fu
epithet ban no ens A"
"It am only do filrost minded mon
who admit delr Ignorance of what doy
doan' know. v.j _
won't convince KmT
"It am only do bigot who pride
himself ouhis cast-iron opinions.
"It am only do fool who believes
t insertions am true bekaso ho asaorts
'om.
"Now , Brcdder Johnson , you drap
back to yer bench un' sot down tn
stay nut , an * do ncx' time you h'a
eomubody boldly aunuinioj dat dis
world am iifty millyon y'ars old yet
pick up jour buckwhent Hour an' walk
homo wid do rtlk-ckshun thai i
wouldn't establish do fncta in do can
it you an' him mir' io tfcmjju an' biti
uu' kick an' oUw till dor wasn't a rot
left | u ( Urdncrvillf. "
'J'n Aold
la very valuable for prufcMlonul men
t aupplli'u the phospliati ) * which art )
lott by mvero muntal labor.
Wevor < Jive
If yon nra guiroring with low and il
prfan.il Hplrlta , lus ol ntipi'tlti * , ( iKuor.-
ili-ljility , ciiuHtlimil Ijjunil , wi'iik coiiKtitn
tlini , httid. rhe , or nuy tlUeAi-o nf a Ijilloir
by nil nicuiM procure u ImttUt ol
J'lltctiiu Dlltcni. Yr.n will IJB uninrlhcd tt
ft'i' the ruiiil | improvoiiif ut that will follow
you v1ll lie inwlreil with iii'w life
strength nnd activity will return ; pain m'
mi'pry will VMO , and lieu > vforlh you will
tujxioH hi the pulse of Kltctrlu l-ittdrs
at hfty ci-uts Ix.tlle , IjyO. F. Oij1
iiuclrun'H Armca tJulve.
Thn BKJT SiLVii in the world for Cut" ,
rciMM , Su-w , UJosrs , fc/alt Khouia , Vo
UT Sir a , loltor , CLapjied Ifauda , Chi !
, Oornj , unil oil rkin crnj.tJims , bu
popti\cly ( c'Toa plica. Ilia RTOHnntiittl t
Sivo iatiUicUou t invcej1 relrndud
I'tlte , 'TioatAper cr. for "tin br 0. .
' I Jnorln
Aa tt U for aU the iwluriit dliwaie * of tU
KUKCYS , MVEH AMD UOWZUS.
Ito'cmnjfathany ton of Ui acrid
iluit faofu Uio irca-lhU BulTr
K t v.rtl .nil ol rlieamu'Jjm can re lUe
, TMOUOANUB OP CAr.Ktl
ol the orrt larmi cf Uiii lcrriVjt'.lw c
asvo been qulakly jollcvixl , tnjluiliwt
PHUPUCTUY como.
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PROF. SAMUELS ,
OPTICIAN
OF QUINOY , ILLINOIS ,
lias rotnrnccl to Omaha ( for n
short time only ) , where ho can bo con
sulted at parlor 5 ,
Prof. Samuels offorn io all theao
that aru Buffering from Woakusss and
Dofoctivn si ht hla
IMPROVED
CRYSTAL SPECTACLES H
Superior to any glhtfr in use , PS the
following homo evidence of well-
cnown people of this city and vicinity
will testify.
TESTIMONIALS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , >
December 21,1882. /
Prof. II. Samuels :
Dear Sir Some t o jcars and n half since jou
\ IsltcU this city , and nt that time I w aa troubled
with my Hen , caused by cxccssho proof-rcadlnir
and other olllce work to such nn extent that :
could at tttncn hardly read , study or dcclphc
pi i In printwithoutlrcqucntly rofctfn them. Vou
adU8tc < l a pair of classes for mo that are next lo
Indispensable , and I ba > e nn hesitancy In recom
mending persons to yen xvho may bo troublct
H ith \ \ eak e ] cs. Youra truly ,
J. C. MORGAN ,
Editor and Publisher Globe.
COUNCIL BLCITH , February U , 18SO.
Prof. Samuels :
Dear Sir I feel that I uould bo unzra'cfulln
deed It I did not In some manner rxpress my
Kratltudo to jou for the wonderful benefits de
rived from the use of > our glasses adjusted to
my eyes by ) ou. IhaM ) tried other ga ses am
iiicanx , but nil to no purpose , and 1 had ton
eluded mself doomed to KO ilircutjh the work
nearly i-lglitlc-j ; but bcrcas I w s nearly blind
now I sec , aid am able to read as I nrvcr coult
before. I regret that I hod tot met Prof. Sam
uels doonor , tothat I mlgat haio been cnjovlnif
this blewlnc of scelnf ; . Hoping that man ;
others ma > have the benefits of your help , larn
gratefully > ours ,
MISS ABBY WALTON , Nurse.
While on the Pacific coast years ago I became
partially blind , nnd my right cjo has no cr re
catered. 1 hare trio numbers of timeitoge
glosses to h lp me , also other rcmedlis , bull
was ofinoi use , as no ono could htlp mo. When
frof. 'Silnu If came' this ilmo to" Omalm I
thought that It w.uld do no larm In trying him
nnd see what ho uould say. Ho examined mj
oC8 and told m3 that ho could nnko mo sit-
not withone , but with both eves. I told him to
co on end nmko me sec , ns I had git on up thn
Idea of ever being able to sea well again. To my
surprise he made mo a pair of glosses that CM-
ab'es mo to eco \t 1th my right uj o as M ell as
with the otlicr. I uill chcerfu ly recommend
him to all those that hate glteu up hopes.
Yours , with good Bight ,
GEO. L. GinSON ,
Hemld Oinco.
Om ha , Nib. , DictmbcrEO , 188L' .
I used to h\t o \ cry tt cak eyes and tried a greal
muiy things for relief , but Ittas all Intaln.
When Prof. Samuels os In the city n few jcars
ng 11 ttas adtUol by one of my frlcnJH vho ViO
hi-iulltcd hj him to call on him. I done so , ant !
am slad fo state that ho helped \tondcrfully ,
lie littC'.lnio at that time ttlth u pair of hbi
glaH cH , and they ir.it o m ? Inntaut relief , am.
afitr usliu ; them for n short time my c > cs 1m-
nnvj o that 1 had no USD f ir the glansoi ntall.
} MghtU perfect , although I was advlicd nol
( ipatoiiKlistO' ) , for luonld ha > cto wear them
nil Uu time ; but Prof , bamutls' gla BCS worl
illflcrnit. 1 hey Improved my o > cs. ami \\ouli I
uihli > o nil poibonslioliau troubiu ttlth their
> ttu to ca 1 on him. Hcspctiilly ,
A. T , SWIOAUT ,
City Pollcr , Omaha.
DcceiLbcr 10.
OiiAiit , September 18 , 18TP.
b'omojuari slncr , tthiU cngugud In cililun.i
ihor.it nlijlit , my oci > lghIHIMUIU Impahul
iul 1 found it Jilllcult to fiinl Kla < vm ttliUI
uould ttford any relief. Dunng tliu taxt tt > n n
linn .xarxiuy CJCH ( ; ro * tvi.ilit-r by uon tan
11-0 , nnd I began to l > u ularmcd li-nt I : i Uht ( o
lliLO ho obliged Ixi bj n iiluni } lion KB , ll ill
BO much delight in 1'rctlilrinu , I tliinK , lit
ildly al'c < l iiMint MOII 111 , ' Dr. baiiiiuli to I hi
liy llynsu IMi Impiiitel cr > Ktui gU-IH lo
tctrril UOJH 1 ( Iml thuiiiturnl tl Ion nrtxirul
and I r.ui i nvv ubl < to loud ail utiiilj sis much an
I pi out wllliiiuv tiring ( ho ojoi r isimlng | uln
It iniH uon < l < rful t n Hig'i ; m il u' , uui h.
prnilm'od in m liort a tlmr , ui d 1 tutvnodaub
it willbopoiiiiaiient.
1 uni glad I'M f hinnun'H I a tWUd thlHcity
nhr.re MI man } m ul II.n uhl he c.n alTord llun
nnil I hopu ) iN thffOJ Mill bu lntroduucd and eK
Ul hulJ usul lino.
II II. K. JAWCSON ,
I'a.tot riitt Jl.iitI ] > tCliurcli.
OMAIU , Neb. , IVctmbcr ] ? , ltS2.
Prif. II R-uuiiblH.
llurKIr I biro now iifc.1 the sl'incn tvlth
lililijiu fiiinUhfil uu f.ir ii d me ! ; itiul cm
ruly HIV tint I huuil ihe.l in r u intuit In
thut fliortHjwitii'l lliu tlii'i In ) mr prwluiu
Aim n fru'ii my turll t ru oiluitlun * I lm > o
lirtxl from n inn < lit n nujJ htinitly ttui
* M uloitfi ) , Houiu'iin'D f I ul to U > i v ur no
ognlzu iu } inns liitlin tu lili'iuU , 111 i.f tthk'l
uiition t't itroua-tof inur I'loatlnii ' to mi > J
I it. ( I U'liuilliH and g ai-io" of ilHIiHIit Lllliln
with hutj ti'rv ll"lo luncllt nnd until I ml
b It il > u. itritmtliii ) cum loi'tlci 'II'.nU '
t yuriM'l , 1 Aukubbt" ni ) httrrtlan
iKlnni. Ti } P uf N' utN' trt'atm nt and to
Uncllt.tlM I hivj In en.Vrj trulvtoun ,
MAUV IIOSAUI ) ,
y jU l > uialur Stint
ARTIFICIAL EYF.8
ALWAYS ON HAND.
OFFICE DOUllS ;
0 s. m. to 7 p. m.
Prof , Hftmnultf doc not at Und t
business nuttidu of hit roottin , and hi
co ouo connected with htm.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
Boots and Shoes ,
OMAHA , NEB ,
JA , , '
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL BKALKB U ?
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , BOOHS , BUNUS , MOW , LMl ,
MTBTATK AQEKt ton U1LWAUKEE CEIIENT OOMFAHT )
Near TTnion Pacific Dopot. -
O.
Window and Plate Q'ass. '
WTAnyono contctnpUHnff bnlldlny Btcre.bonk. or any other One will flnd II la their aj
antage to correi end with us befera purchasing tnolr Plate Qlaca.
O , F , GOODMAN ,
'
OMAHA _ . . - - - - - - HEB.
W.B. MILLAK1J. EDWAKD W. PEOK.
lyiHiLARD & PECK ,
Storage , Commission and Wholesale Fruits ,
1421 & 1423 FARNHAM STREET.
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLIOITED1
gontB for Feck & Eausliors Lard , and Wilbor Mills Floor
OMAHA NEB
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REFERENCES :
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK ,
STEELE. JOHNSON & CO. ,
TOOTLE MAUL & CO.
. ,
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Pull Line of the Best Brands of
CIGiES MD IMUfACTtfRD TOBAOlJO ,
ieouts NAILS AND LAFLIN 6 RAND POWDSR CO.
JOBBER OF
W IPIEJ"El ,
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AKD
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118 FARM AM ST. - - OMAHA
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
lia UACniMSB7 , BKLTDja , ItOSZ , Illifct'fl AK1) IRON VHTIKOS PIPE ,
FACKUtai AT WAOLKUALB AND UCTAIL.
SALLAOAY WiHU ILLS Cffb'80HlAiOaSfi ( OQ
Oor. .Favflam. . and 10 thStrgot3 Omaha , Hob
DBALEES IB
V ® SACC AMP IPPif Pi ?
L& dJ48 ± Mm Lfelill bm
Fire and Burglar Pr : > 3
-ijlali ; . . , &i
1020 Farnham' Street ,
ynqim Hfrv * 5 x
W jtzO
1213 Farnam St. . Omaha ,
PERFECTION
HEA71 a'AHD 8AKii
Irf . . .ily Rttduod by uslnft
OliieTEB
' Stoves aad Ranges. '
WITH
QAUZS OVER DOORS ,
byj
MHJOH HOGFiRS & SDKS