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TRUE
Temperance
Is not signing a pledge
or taking a solemn oath that
cannot be kept , because of
the non-removal of the cause
liquor. The way to make
a man temperate is to kill
the desire for those dreadful
artificial stimulants that car
ry so many bright intellects
to premature graves , and
desolation , strife and unhappiness -
happiness into so many
families.
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BITTERS , a true non-alcohol *
ic tonic , made in Ilaltimorc ,
Melby the Brown Chemical
Company , who are old drug ,
gists and in every particu
lar reliable , \\ill , by remov
ing the cra\ing appetite of
the drunkard , and by curing
the ncroutness , weakness ,
and general ill health result
ing from intemperance , do
more to promote temperance ,
in the strictest sense then
any other means now known.
It is a well authenticated
fact that many medicines ,
especially 'bitters/ are noth
ing but cheap whiskey vilely
concocted for use in local
option countries. Such is
not the case with BROWN'S
I RON BITTERS. It is a medi
cine , a cure for weakness
and decay in the nervous ,
muscular , and digestive or
gans of the body , produc
ing good , rich blood , health
and strength. Try one bet
tle. Price gl.oo.
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. Western Agent * , Ufa ) c tto , Indiana.
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THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE
Facts and Flaum About tli
Great Iron Link Belwoon
Now York and Brook
lyn.
* . Marvel of Engineering Skill
"Qtth" In tto Cincinnati Kmiultcr ,
I wont over the Brooklyn brldgo to
day , which is not to bo opcnud for
about tire mouths , find is just passable
for an adventurer. It la anaponslon
bridge , the span botwoeu the towers
being 1,000 foot , or nearly a third i'f
a mile. The span between the towern
at Cincinnati Is 1,057 feet , so that the
Now York span la about ono-thlrd
lonpcr. The approaches to- the Now
York brldgo supported by the cables
are 1)10 ) foot long each , but beyond
the snchoragou thuro arc hugo cause-
wnya above the two cities of about
1,300 foot long on the Now York side ,
and about 850 foot on the Brooklyn
side. The whole brldgo , therefore , as
I walked it to-day going In at the
gate in Brooklyn , which Is rather on
the top of n hill , to the gate where I
came out opposite the City Hall park ,
Now York was 5,054 foot , or con
aldorably moro than ono mile , This
gtvoa you a prettygood idea of the
arldge. Some of the largest bridges
.n the world are only a milo , llko that at
Columbia over the Sutquohanna river.
No suspension brldgo In the world
boars an proportion to this East river
bridge , citherin length , weight , cost ,
or general character and appearance.
It is a glgantlo monument , or rather
two such monuments , connected by a
stupendous not , and approached by
tremendous viaducts. The approaches ,
ojpeclally on the Now York aide , are
magnificent , being madeof granite
and brick , the parapets In howngranlto
cut In great sizes , "and the gallarles
howu out of the solid stone. The fall
length of the Cincinnati , brldgo from
where it enters In Oovlngton to where
yon leave it in Cincinnati is put down
by Mr. Roobllng as 2,252 foot.
The principal problems before the
bridge builder wore to gat his piers
down in this deep water , and to ratio
the money out of two jealous aud
rather corrupt cities to oairy on the
work. Great coffer dams had to bo
made and caissons sunk , not only
through the water , but through the
quicksand and ether deposits on the
bottom to bed rook. I think that
those two huge towers , which now
seem to bo connected with the shore ,
bat were not so originally , stand
something llko eighty feet under the
level of the tldo , while they rise above
it about 270 feet. The towers , therefore -
fore , are something like 350 foot high
from where they begin under thi
river to where they end , higher in thi
air than almost any steeple , she
tower , flag staff , or ether objoot in
either city. Take either of thesi
towers and sot them beside the Wash
logton monument , which Is to bo eve
500 foot high , and they would b
Boven-tonths of its height , and a grea
deal moro effective in breadth.
Each tower , aa It stands up an
down stream , la 134 feet at the hot
torn , by 5G feet wide. This Is i
prodigious mass of masonry. Th
cubical quantity of atone in the twi
towers U said to bo nearly 03,000 cubic
yards. The towers are not built
solid , but hollow , an4 at tholr sum-
U aR ° "l | bove their foundations ,
tBejruel'JOfett. . . < .i bx fotly fee
thick. Yon could , "m-ft ° % tMalbaaBto
the summit of e oh or tbcio towers
two houses tide by aide , each twenty
feet wide and extending backward 120
feet. Over thoae Immense towera run
four cables , essentially the aamo in
appearance and construction aa these
at Cincinnati , It ia said that the
cables , with the bridge they suspend
and all the people , railroad tralna
fully loaded , teams , etc. , will weigh
4,753 tons , or In the neighborhood of
10,000,000 pounds , or the weight of
nearly 100,000 men of 100 pounds
apiece. In short an atmy of 75,000
soldiers , ready for battle , would weigh
about as much aa these brldgo towers
have to sustain In tholr extremity.
The Now York bridge floor la almost
eighty feet wide , divided Into five
spaces. The brldgo floor Is said to be
118 foot above high water. In ordoi
to got on the brldgo I had to walk up
a atoep hill from the East river t <
i Fourth or Fifth street , and turning It
I there at the top of the hill I came ti
1 a huge ornamental Iron house , thi
skeleton ot which Is' " just up , am
and which seemed to"mo to bo some
thing like 100 feet long , and Is to bo
I suppose , the depot of the rallroai
company crossing the brldgo. A muo
smaller uepot la on the Now Yor
Ride , and not ao far advanced , Thei
earn are to cross on the aoooad ator
of the bridge , ao aa to bo above an
out of the way , and thai elevated ral
road portion b but partly finished.
Although the ascent seems very gei
tie , It ia like any reformation in llfi
however alight , if it ia continued Ion
enough it carries a man to a very big
altitude. In a very few stops U
town , whoao level I had loft , bega
s to alnk down , and very aoon ita hlgl
cat roof are far below mo. As I a [
preached the river , what seemed t
be long and broad wharves I found I
be the pebbled roof a of warohouioa an
factories. I had walked , it seemed i
mo , a third of a mile before I disooi
V orod the cables at all , they droppin
below the brldgo in order to got th
proper dip to scale the towers. 1\ \
the place where the ladder dctcoudo
I found a crndo wooden walklntondo
I think , for vehicloH , occupying th
outside of the bridge. As I nndoi
stand , the outside places are fo
wagons , the two spaces next wlthii
for street cars , and the middle wal
for pedestrians , while the cable ral
road goes over the top of overythlu
in the middle.
When I finally came to ono of th
great towers It Boomed even loftier an
grander when I was within It than i
looked from the ferry-boots on th
river. There are two magnlQcei
Gothlo arches lu each tower , and th
utono shaft between them has to au |
port two moro cables. To stand wlthl
that huge arch of what seemed to b
solid atone and look up at the loft
keystone made mo dizzy , yet effcctua
ly destroyed the last lingering Improi
sion that there might bo somethiu
unsafe about the support. The towei
looked aa if they were almost etorna
The cable which ao gracefully atroame
out above seemed merely liaka <
sausage strung between the houses o
friendly Du chruon , lodctd , the iron
pendants from the cables scorned d
slight and indifferent to their re'sponsi
bihty that I Io6kod 'at ' them in some
wonder. Hoar ( ho towers , of courio ,
these rods , which I presume to bo also
mode of wire , were very long , and
seemed to have the height of a very
tall treoor fhg stall" ; then they gradu
ally shortened as the bridge ibor rose
to the contra , and the cables descended
until ono could examine the entire
pendant from where it clasped the
cable like a human hand , with biota In
the wrist , to where It seized the truss
below let a proat U-shaped hook of
stool , on the thread of which the nuts
had been woiked down In some cases
to the length of two or throe foot ,
To look at the boats of all dctcrlp
tiona passing underneath was to fool
at once timid and have an exaggerated
sense of distinctness. Every object
on their docks , every function of life ,
the moving of n cat or a dog , the long
stride of a sailor , or the width apart
of the foot of the man at the tiller ,
Boomed very curious , while there waa
yet a propensity not to look. The big
steam ferry boats , which always
seemed BO still before , wore now seen
to rock as It they wore on a high sea
The movement of the top of a mast as
it rolled with the vessel Boomed to de
scribe an are of remarkable length.
Lirge schooners wont underneath , and
their masts yet socmad to bo nowhere
near. Another world was oxpoeod
from the centre of the brldgo. The
prominent objects which I had boon
familiar with in the two cities wore
hardly visible on account of the dis
tance ; while the larger sugar refiner-
los , manufactories , and institutions I
hardly knew of arose prodigiously.
Yet so broad , solid , and substantial
wna the work that ho who kept his eyes
DfF the water below him iolt as secure
there as if ho hdd boon in the middle
jf Bomo turnpike. Although this
irldgo has cast something llko $14-
)00,000 ) , it shows very much of that
nonoy , particularly when one consld-
ira that in the two cities Bornothing
Iko three quarters of a mile of the
nest valuable property to the width
> f eighty to one hundred feet had to
> o bought outright for approaches.
After I came out of the western
; ewer and entered Into" Now York
proper , I f olt somewhat that I must
lave crossed the Atlantic ocean , BO
peculiar wore the sensations of having
irison out of a city I had visited bun
Ireda of times , and gene through the
lr like a bird and comedown In Now
York without touching a boat of any
kind. The magnificent height of the
buildings In Now York struck me at
once as compared with the plain edi
fices of Brooklyn. 1 Boomed like ono
who had como down a ravine , and
suddenly found himself surrounded
by tall mountains. A I looked up at
snob edifices as The Tribune building ,
the Morse building , the Kelly build
ing , all of which eoemed to stand
guard around the bridge , I observed
that two of the most conspicuous sentries -
trios upon this royal pathway wore the
now office of The Police Gazette , and
a tremendous building where they
publish the Seaside Libraries that
have done ao much to spoil good cooks
and housekeepers , and destroy any
native literature.
Although I wont over thlfl brldgo In
March weather , I did not percolve
that the air waa at all strong , and it
occurred to me that It woufd make one
of the most beautiful promenades in
the world for persons wanting good
air , good sunlight , aud freshing , varl *
gated scenes. From that height the
rlvor below becomes aa blno and soft
surface made by river
s some delicious variation of the
tint , while the forms of boats , the
Balls , the flags , the Infinite variety of
forma attending the river craft hero
give the mind a real holiday.
An Essay on Bolter Skates.
Larttnle Doom t rung.
The roller skate Is a wayward little
quadruped. It IB as frolicsome and
moro Innocent looking than a Iamb ,
but for Interfering with one'a upright
attitude in the community It Is per
hapa the boat machine that has appeared
poarod in Salt Lake City.
One's first feeling on standing up 01
a pair of roller skates is an uncon
trollable tendency to come from to
gothor. One foot may start ou
toward Idaho while the ether ai
promptly strikes out for Arizona. 'Thi
legs do not stand by each other as let ; !
related by blood should do , but eacl
showB a disposition to sot up in busl
ness alone , and leave yon to take car !
of yourself as best yon may. Thi
awkwardness of this arrangement 1
apparent. While they are setting 'n |
Independently , there Is nothing fo
yon to do but to sit down and awal
future developments. And you hav
to sit down , too , without hivln
made any previous preparation for II
and without having devoted aa mnc
thought to It as yon might hav
done had you been consulted in th
matter.
Ono of the most noticeable things i
a skating rink Is the strong > ttraotlo
between the human body and the floe
of the rink. If the human body ha
boon coming through space for day
and days , at a million miles a aeoonc
without stopping at eating station :
and not excepting Sundays , when I
strikes the floor wit could nuderitan
why it struck the floor with BO mno
violence. As It IB , however , the thin
IB inexplicable.
There are different kinds of falls I
vogue at the rink. There are tb
roar falls and front fills , the Oardlm
Wolsoy tall , the fall ono across tb
other , throe In a pile , and so 01
There are some of the falls that
would llko to bo excuied from dosorll
Ing. The rear fall IB the favorite. ]
is moro frequently utilized than an
othor. There are two positions i
skating , the perpendicular and tli
horizontal. Advanced skaters preft
the cerpondlcular , while others affei
the horizontal.
Skates are no respecters of personi
They will lay out a minister of th
Qospol or the mayor of the city i
readily as they will a short-coatee
one-suspender boy , or a giddy girl ,
When ono of a man's foot starts fc
Nevada and the ether for Ooloradc
that does not separate him from th
floor or break up his fun , Other poi
tlons of his body will take tbo plac
his feet have just vacated , with
promptnesa that is surprising. An
ho will find that tha fun has just be
gun for the people looking on ,
The equipments for the rink are
pair of skates , a cushion , and a bottl
of Unlinent.
'
OOOIDDN 1'AL JoTTIiNQb.
COLORADO.
The wnrklnijnjcn of Denver have put up
tlokft for the municipal flection soon to
bo held there
The permanent exposition building nt
Denver l > prononncid to be tqn l to tbosa
o ! Chicago , 1'ltUburg and Cludnnatl.
The city council of O ilden have awarded
the contract lor the cowtructlon of a1 fire
engine 11011,6 In that town fet a cost of
$2,000
The Cattle drowers1 anoclatlon of the
Htato met last week at Denver to arrnnge
for the collection of money due stock men
fiom the rallroadi fur killing cattle.
ThB grand army commanders at Denver
are in dally receipt < f numerous letters
from vaiiouH parti of tile country , which
1 > romlno large delegations to the coining
national encampment to be held there.
Dunne the holding of the exposition lu
Denver Urick Ponuroy will circulate 35 , .
000 coplo * each week of his p i > er the
Democrat. This will be Hone to advt > rtlso
Colorado throughout the United States.
The new consentratlon and reduction
works which will be erect'd this year mnr
Anlmas Foiks will be very complete lu
every detail. The amount i > f capital to be
Invested IR 100,000 and every cent will he
spent to make the works tLe best In the
state.
The City National bank of Denver
moved Into new quarters last week. By
some luithap the ojmbluatlon lock of the
vault I ecame out of gear and fur three
days tha bank did business on funds pp. Id
in by depositor * , and alto had $57,000 sur
plus when the oafe was opened.
DAKOTA.
A mnn living In Iowa will soon start a
large manufectory of stub , deere , blind * ,
tto , in Ilnuld City. Tbo ground has
already bean selected for the buildings.
A child died last week In Dead wood from
eatlnp poisnned buffalo meat. 8 > mo per
son bad picked the animal up en the range ,
where it had been left by hunters for the
purpose of poisoning wolves , nnd brought
It to town nod sold it with the above
rteult.
The reports are encournglog from the
mlnen In the vicinity of Harney's Peak.
The Grizzly Bear , at. Elmo and several
utters are developing well and the pros
pect * are good for an Influx of people to the
district.
MONTANA.
The capital stock of the First national
bunk at Helena has been increased from
5100,000 to 8300 , 000.
A thron story building U to bo erected at
White Sulphur springs. The masonic craft
will build it and occupy the third story.
The recent session of the legislature cott
f 10,891) ) , not including the cost of printing
the laws and journals , which remains yet
to be doiio.
Lewis and Clark county Is about to re
fund 390.000 cf Its debt at G per cent in
terest. The interest now drawn is consid
erably higher.
An election will be held in the new
county of Yellowstone for the purpose of
electing county officers on the second
Monday in April.
The new smelter at Hughesvllle has
been compelled to shut down on account of
not being able to secure sufficient fire
brick for the furnaces.
It is announced that Fort Ellis Is to be
made a finj company post. Also that two
companies will bo detailed for service in
the Nat ion \1 park this summer.
The Bczeman Pass tunnel b progressing
satisfactorily , over 500 feet feet bavini ;
already been excavated on the eastern side ,
The w-est end is not being pushed so rap-
ly.
ly.The
The Into legislature of Montana passed
u act creating a cheep commission for the
urpnso of examining into the different
diseases common to this class of stock and
devising means of cure.
The commissioners of Silver How county
have appropriated $10,000 for the purchase
of laod whereon to erect county buildings.
Two locations are in view , consequently
he site has yet been determined.
WYOMINU.
well know a passenger
-l H .U.t w < .V / Pine
Bluffs whlla jlWKDtiijg to couple two
can.
can.An
An aged Frenchman named M. Bon-
tenge waa found dead In the water closet
of an emigrant car at Laram'.o ' City ono
day last week ,
The bridge across Bear river near Evanston -
ton Ii nearly finished. When the work is
completed travel In that locality will be
greatly facilitated.
The sum of $10,000 was recently sub
scribed In Cheyenne for the erection of anew
now Congregational church. The amount
Is regarded tnfilclent to commence work on
and building operations are going forward ,
Letters received at Laramle City from
Greeley , Colorado , whither BUI Nye , the
funny man of the west , went some time
since In search of health , Indicate that he
is xwh better and likely soon to be well
again ,
A party of Indians from one of the
Northern reservations made a hunting
tour through Wyoming last fall and winter
caught them far away from borne. They
were snowed In in the Little Powder river
country and are there yet ,
MISCELLANEOUS.
The heavy fogs are helping the cropa In
San Mateo county , California.
It la expected that trains on tbo Oregon
vhort line will be tunning tp the Wood
lllver mines in Idaho by the 1st ot April ,
Pyramid Lake , Nevada , baa a monster ,
like alligator or teal that devours trout by
the wholesale. A hunt for him la to be or-
OgdenUtab , la soon to have a reducUoE
and sampling works for the reduction and
e sampling of ona. They will be erected by
a Chicago firm.
A man named Keeaee , a pioneer of Ben
ton connty acd a veteran of the Indiar
war of 1855-50 , died recently near Cor
valid , Oregon ,
AtPortltnd , Oregon , recently a hone
and cart fell down an embankment 1H
feet deep. The hone eioaped uninjured
but the eart WM amothert to plecei.
John 0. Dnnbar , the alleged defaultlnj
treasurer of Uochlaa county , Arizona , haj
been bound over In the turn of $10,00 (
ball to await the action of tin grand jury
He embetiled (15,000.
The exlitlng drought has seriously crip
pled buaineta in Colnsa county , California
and hundreds of people will have to ml
ijrate In a short time. Already farmer
are netting what stock they can , are an
driving the remainder to the mountain
for feed.
Crop reports from every sectionIn ! Walli
WMIa , Columbia , Harfiefd and Whitmai
countlei , in Washington Territory , am
Umatllla county , Oregon , place the over
age fall sown wheat 83 per cent , gieate
than last year , not 1 per cent , of whlcl
waa damaged by cold. The conditionsJo
sprlntf eo\vlng were never better. In WII
lamette valley nearly all the fields affectei
by the freeze have been reaown.
A Quick Recovery-
It gives us great pleasure to state tha
the merchant who was reported being a
the point of death from an attack of Pneu
monla , haa entirely recovered by the un
ofDH. WM. HALL'S BALSM JTO1
THE LUNGS. Naturally be feels grate
ful for the benefits derived from using thi
remedy , tor the lungs and throat ; and ii
giving publicity to this statement wo an
actuated by motives of public benefaction
trusting that others may be benefitte <
In a similar manner. On s Je by all UTUR
gists.
write the MM
, Hlf you are not married ,
rlage Fund and Mutual Trust Associa
tlon , Cedar lUpIda , Iowa , for clrcuUr
oxpUlnlng the plan. fMffl
A
BARGAINS
Houses
LOTS ,
Farms
, .
Lands-
BEMiS
ISth&DouglasSt.
HOUSES AND LOTS ,
No. 19 Full ot aud new house , Hflrooms , two
below and one up stairs. Eight foot celling below
and t oven above. Brick foundation , collar , etc.
A bargain , $ GOO.
Mo. 18 Large two story house , 10 rooms , two
largo cellars , good well and cistern , barn , etc. , on
Wt bster and 22d street , W.OOO.
Mo. 17 Lot 60x185 feet , new house of two
rooms brick foundation 100 barrel cistern Jon
llamllton street near Poor GlarcConventl' p.
No. IS House and lot on 17th near Ola V. St.
house 0 roomi etc. 81200.
No. 15 House of 3 rooms Mil lo on Pierce St
near Iflth $1600
No. 21 New houseot 7 ro corner lot ,
half milo west of Turntable treet can on
Sail dcrsBt. JlOOO.
No. 5 House of eight oun etc. lot
60x165 feet 2500.
Vacant Lots.
No. 252 Two full lots on 19th Street near Lake
St. 81GOO.
No. 351 Twenty five lots In Parkers addition
Just north of the end of red street car line liOO
each easy terms.
No.850 Four lots on Delaware Bt. near nans-
corn paik , (660.
No. 831 One half lot on South avenue , near
Bt. Mary's avenue , 1660.
No. MO Eighteen (18) lote on list , 22nd , 23rd
oB SsWetel1'161 DeaT Grcoi500ecll' n(1
No , 348 Six beautiful residence lots on Cather
ine street , near Uanscom park , $4,600.
Twelve beautiful residence Iota on Hamilton
street , near end of old streetcar track ; high and
lightly , $360 to rzOO.
Several acre and half acre corner lots on Cum-
Ing , Burt and California streets , In Lowe's second
end addition and Park Place near Academy ot
Sacied Heart.
Lots In "Prospect Place" on Hamilton and
Charles street , Jutt west of the end of Bed Street
Cartiack and Convent of the Bisters of Poor
lUre , one and one halt mile from postofflce , and
me mile from (7. P. shops , (160 to 9500 each ,
> nly 6 per cent down and B per cent per month
Lots In Lowe's addition one-hr.lt mile west of
nd of Red Street Car track near Convent of
'oor CUre Sisters In Shlnn'a addition , | 12C to
$300 each , and on very easy terms.
Lota la Horbach's 1st and 2nd additions ,
Ihinn's , Park Place , Lowe's 2nd addition. Ilizan's
Lake's , Nelson's , lUnscom Place , Redlck's ad-
lltlons , etc. , ete.
Lots In "Credit Fonder addition" Just one-
_ uarter mile south-east of Union Pacific and B.
andM. R. B. depots , $250 to $ l,600each , very easy
terms.
Business Lots.
ree good business lot ) on Dodge | neaiJ12tb
itreetree t 22x120 tent each , 91,600 each , orlMOfoi
all , easy terms.
Two good business lots on Farnam street , 33z
66 feet each , ' with frame building * thoronrenting
tor about $600 per year each ; price 94,250 each ,
41x132 feet on Famam near fOth street , cornet
912.000
Splendid Warehouse lot on Union PaclfTo right
of way , north of track and east of Nail Worka
being 132 feet north frontage on Mason street ,
by about 100 foot weal fron.we on 16th St.
Farms a \ wild lands In Douglas , Sarpy ,
Dodge , Washington , Burt , Wavne , Sunton , and
other good counties In easternNebraskafor sale
Taxes paid , rents collected , an ! money loaned
on Improved city and countryjproperty at ilon
rates of Interest.
BEMIS' NBW | CITY MAPFOUI |
FEET WIDE AND SEVEN FBE1
LONG , WITH EVERY ADDI
TION RECORDED OR OONTEM
PLATED UP TO DATE. ' 'OFFI
OIAL MAP OFi.THE CITY. '
EACH , $5.OO
GEO. P BEMIS ,
Real
Estate
Agency ,
15th and Douglas St
STEELE , JJHHSON & CO. ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Beat Brands of
CIGARS AM ) MANUFACTURED TOBAOOO ,
Igoiffi for CBHWODD NAILS AP LAFLIH & BAND PDWLEE CO.
-DEALERS US-
HALL'S SAFE M
Fire and Burglar f
1020 Far n ham Street ,
- - 2SnE3O ;
_ A _ ANHEUSER-BUSGH
Brewing
Association ,
CELEBRATED
KEG & BOTTLED HEEL
THIS EXCELLENT BEER SPEAKS
FOR ITSELF ,
Orders from any part of the State or the
Entire West will be promptly shipped :
All Our Couds arc Made to the Standard or our
Guarantee.
GEORGE HEMMING ,
Sole Agent for Omaha and the West.
Office Corner 13th and Harney Str
OMAHA CORNICE WORKS.
RUEMPENTG & BOLTE , Proprietors.
Tin , Iron and Slate Roofers
MANUFACTURERS OF '
Ornamental Galvanized Iron Cornices , Iron Sky Lfghte , Eto ,
. . . .
310- South Twelfth . Street , - - - - - OMAHA. NEB.
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PERFECTION
IN
HEATING AND BAKING
la only attained by using
CHARTER OAK
Stoves and Ranges.0
WITH
WIRE IfAUZE OVER DOORS ,
For aale by
MILTON ROGERS & SONS
The Oldest Wholesale and
Retail JEWELRY HOUSE
in Omaha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in SIL
VER WARE. CLOCKS ,
Rich and Stylish Jewelry ,
the Latest , Most Artistic ,
and Choicest Selections in
PRECIOUS STONES and
all descriptions of FINE
WATCHES at as Low Pri
ces as is compatible with
honorable dealers. Call
and see our Elegant 2Tew
Store , Tower Building ,
corner llth and Farnham
Streets
THE LEADING
MUSIC HOUSE
IK TDK WEST I
General Agents for ther
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low as
any Moitern Manufacturer
and Dealer ,
Pianos and Organs sold
for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock of
Steinw y , Chickerinpr ,
Knabe , Vose & Son's Pi
anos , and otbi r makes.
Also Clough & War on . ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smith \t \
American Organs , &c , Do ; '
not fail 10 aee us before |
purchasing. |
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW 8AS 3.
A Large Stock always on Hand.
&
On Long Time Small Payments
AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
A. IIOSI'E , JR. , 1519 Dodge , Omaha ,