THE DAILY BOMAPA UONDA.V APRIL 2
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Jlarli unit J7i < Mjj/ioriM < n
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Industry , nz. .
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. . _ . _ boon ' 'I consider II
Kreavi , m onoiltod by ita a most excellent remedy for
? i8eo Ministers nnd tub- the debilitated vital forces.
"o Speakers will find it
or too Broatest value
vrhoro a Tonlo io neces
sary. I recommend it
118 ft reliable remedial
<
donbto < r nutriUve and
/t0rnMlv , Ay. ? Properties. , Url.Z , 1SSJ.
JUTA2ID B7 IBS DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO. , 813M. MAI1ICT. , CT. LOUIO.
DEWE TONE.
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ORCHARD & BEAN , J. B FRENCH & 00 ,
CA R P ETSIG | ROPERIES.
JUS TUB BEST STOCK IK OMAHA AND MAKES SHE LOWEST PEIOBS
VIRT&HT
Ulfi iflssra $
Jiave now been finished in our store , mak
Ing it the largest and most complete
In the West. An additional story has been
built and the five floors all connected
with two
HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS ,
One Exclusively for the use of Passengers. These immense warerooms -
roomsthree stores , are 66 leet wide are filled with the Grand
est display of all kinds of Household and Office Furniture evei
shown-
shownAll are invited to call , take the Elevator on the first flow
and go through the building and mspeot the stock.
CHAS. SHIVERICK ,
1206 , 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street , Omaha ,
Single Breech Loading Shot Bans , from $5 to $18 , *
Double Breech Loading Shot Guns , from $18 to $75 ,
Knzzle Loading Shot Guns , From $6 $ to § 25 , *
FjEhiQK TaokeJ , Base Balls and all kinds of Fancy Qoods ,
Full Stock of Show Oases Always on hand ,
.1
Imported and Key West Cigars a large line of
Meerschaum and Wood Pipes and -rything re
'quired in a first-class Cigar , Tobacco and. Notion
T Store , Cigars from $15 per 1,00 upwards Send
for Price List- and Samples
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
DEALER IN
LUMBER , SASH , DOORSBL1NOS
Shingles , Lath , &c.
LOW PEICES AND GOOD GEADES
Oall and Dot My Prices Bofora Buying Elsewhere ,
YARDS COR. NINTH AND DOUGLAS. ALSO 7TH AND'DOUGLAE
W. F. OLARK ,
PAINTER , PAPER HANCE8 & DECORATQS
Kalsomining , Glazing ,
AND WORK OF THIS CHARACTER WILL RECEIVE PROMP
ATTENTION.
13 , E. Cor. IGtb and Douglas Streets , OMAHA ,
MUSICAL ANODBA.MAVIO.
TercMnn Singer has been In Palermo for
loino time ,
An Acndemlo Wnener Society hiw been
estnMI he < I ID Berlin.
Herr Itlchtor Is to direct A corios of con
certs In I/ondou during May.
"Cfttmen" hns proved ft prent nicsefs nt
the Itallnn opera homo St. Petersburg ,
Loounrd Graver has nMtitned the m n.
oRcmoat ol the bnldwlntheatre , Snn Frnu *
CISCO ,
, T. H. Hmetly will start two "Stiver
Kmi ; " companies ou the ro d tlmultn-
neously ,
The ISoaton theatre company will appear
nt McVlcker's theatre , Chicago , durlngthe
eumuior ,
Lftiirn Joyce Hell has been engaged for
thesnmiiur eciMon at the Uljou threatrr ,
Boiton.
Siuasnto It announced to glvo a serlox ol
concerts In tin uilddlo of this muath In
Germany.
Kublusteln is expected to remain iaBer
lin ( lurinir Mny , in order to huisu his now
opera , "Sulamltli , '
Douadh' , whom Strakosch brought ON or
hcte ten jeirnRRO , Is now the reigning
favoiile In Atadild ,
Mrs , Inngtry Is Btndylne n netv role for
her engngtuncnt nt the Chestnut street
operit homo in Mny
Mr. Henry Ir\lcg , the eminent Knglieh
nctor , has 1,000 wigs , no two of which are
exactly the same shade.
The Linden Musical Society Intend to
produce during the forthcoming noasou
Kvorak'd "Stabat Mntoi" nud n new mass
by Usunod ,
Frau Ktelkn Ger lcr Is nt the bead of an
Italian opera company which wi'l ' coin-
uionco n series of performances In Vienna
on April 1.
QSalrni Morse Is still in trouble. The
high prloithna thrown up his 01 gugement
In disgust and has gone to 1'hllitdolphla
The personator of Christ has quarreled
with Air. Morse , nod the temple is to bo
let for $500 a year.
Daring J882 tbtro were II theatres des
troyed by inc. Of this number 17 were
burned in the United States , 7 in England ,
G In Kusdn I in Germany , 2 In Trance , 2
in Spain , anil 1 each in Belgium , Sweden ,
and lloumaniu ,
Mlts Amy Sherwln , who was the loadIng -
Ing aoprauu nt Mr. Thomas's festival in
Cincinnati in 1880 , nnd who has been
hoard nt our Philharmonic concerts , has
left Milan for London to create the title
role in Mr. Gorinp Thomas's opera.
vHsmeralds , " which Mr. Carl Kosa will
soon produce.
On Friday last Giunod's "Redemption"
was given .with great success is 1'aris , and
nt the name time the work was pat formed
at L Scala , Milan , with equal eclat. Sig
ner Durot , n young tenor , who has been
highly Rpoken of , n pupil of Signer Muzlo ,
ia said to bnvo "carded cQ the honors of
the evening. "
Horsford's Aoid Phosphate
la n preparation of the phcephiitoa of
limo , iiHguosU , potash iiiict iton ia
such form as to bo readily usiimllatjd
by the nystem Djnorlptivo phamplot
Bout frco. Rnmfotd Chomtcal Wurks ,
Providonco. R I. *
IMPlJliTIBB.
It's no wonder that the Mormons think
highly of their rclUIon. ! > . ' very rewiv-
Ing ,
At nu Itullin chriatoiilnE ! in New York
L'mnk Alberto had his hodueaily cut oft
with n razjr , and two other guoata wcro
despo'atoly stabbed.
It ii n terrible shock to onu'rf feolingf ,
after Bingiiig "Salvation's Free , " to htar
the nnnouucbinenf that "tho collection
will now bo taken. "
Preacher ivaiins ; warm : "Oh , brethren
liretnren , what con I do to move you1'
Voice in the crowd : "Shut up and scram
ble some coppers , old man. "
"Feel bad to think I put th < kt faro chip
in the contribution box by mistake , ' said
the L-niiwilIe man. "I reckou I do. That
was a S5 chip , and they'll go and get ic
cashed nnd get $5 out of me , when I only
iatendtd to give them CO cent1 , "
"What is promised to tho-righteous ? "
asked a mild and amiable Sunday tchocl
t < ncher of n tmall child at the far end of
her clasp. "Eternal Miss , " quickly re
sponded the child , "Quite right , my dear
child , " said the mild bnd amiable. "And
now tell mo what is promirod to the
wicked ? " "Jjternal blister , ma'am1 was
the prompt reply. The teacher pronounced
it theologically correct , but peculiarly ex
pressed.
Thire ! < * , out in Ileno , Nev , , a religious
crane who says that be is commissioned of
Christ to inform the people of Rene that
the Me3ilah will appear among them two
wi > oks hence , preceded by Gabriel , who
will blow bia horn nn n warning that the
grand climacteric ia upon them. A paper
published there says : "The man ia evi
dently luny , and doesn't exactly compre
hend what he is talking nbout. If Gabriel
should strike Heno hrst the Lays would get
him Into a poker game and win his born
before be had a chance to wako up oven a
night watchman. As for elnnots studying
their Bibles , their are not two espies of the
Good Book in town ouUIde of church cir
cles. "
Universal charitable tilort baa been
made by the Presbyterian church , of Cnz3-
uovU during the winter , nnd a Djrcru toll1)
of n woman who , whllo bunt'ng for gar.
menU ( to lill a box. found n wlc. She
turned it on her hand ind said : "What n
litfruloun thing ! " Sbo decided to send it ;
iiict In dus tune came n letter from n
iVcdtern home missionary's wife , saying
.he . box reached them the night before her
mabaiid wa to preach the brut time after
, n illueaa , which had caused tbo lom of bii
inir , uu1 atilk handkerchief w.n the only
ubstituto. The wig wns n fit , the exact
olor of the departed locks , nnd , indeed ,
, n unlookod-for ( ! od send.
Sntisfaotary EvidUuoo.
J. W. Graham , Wnolojala Druggist , ol
VuatinTex , writes : I have been handlirg
) ll WM HALL'S BALSAM FOUTUE
iTJNtiS for the past year , and have found
t one of the moet salable medicines I have
verhadln my home for Coughs , Gold *
> ud even consumption , alw.iya giving
intiro satisfaction. Pleafo send raw out
TOSS by Saturday's steamer.
PBPPHRMLINT DROPS.
'Don't ' pull me around BO , " said thi
, hief to the policeman. "I have n Mot
m my finger " ' 'And I have iny fingei
upon n felon , " remarked the policeman.
Boston Advertiser.
"What country do you represent , sir ? '
asked ono Individual of another , In fron
of a saloon in St. Paul , one day last week
"I'm not a member of ths legislature" wai
the reply. "I'm only a private cltiui
on a h of a drunk. "
llTbe bole that a Toronto man made for i
refugee during the Wiggins tornado cos
the man ten days of hard labor , ns tb
ground was frozen solid , and he's ready t
put In nn cquil amount of time huntln ,
for Wiggins with a moat axe. Bjsto ;
Post.
Post.An
An Invention has ju t been patented i
Germany for the prevention of safe bur
lary. It looks as If a movement was o
foot to paralyze ono of the most aucceri
ful industries In this country , Our fre
trade burglars will probably petition th
next congress for protection. NorrUtow
Herald ,
"A re yourdomeitic relations cgrbeablb !
asked a judge of n colored wltnes
"What's dat conjunction bosit" "I na
are your family ties pleasant } " "Wai
no tab. When a 'oman UM a man whc
he's drunk an * whips him till he's sober ,
doan think dat'a its pleasant gab. "
When two Icelanders meet on the etrc
initerd of shakln iff hands they got down o
all fours and ruiff b notea together. Tl
other day an Icelander traveling through
this country stopped for a few hours nt
1'ltUtmrg. Ills tint exclamation WAS :
"Tho men here mint bo very nfloBtionnte ,
Their notes show that they are rubbed
hard fifty times n day. " Philadelphia
News ,
The Arkansas traveler tolls of n lady
who knows that her husband never shakes
dice for the drinks , and that ho I ) strictly
sober , was awakened tbo other night by
her husbtnd , who in bis ulcop cxclnlmcili
"Tlirco trays to beat. Homo on me. "
"What do you moan , " a ked the wife ,
shaking : him. "What does who meant'
"You , " "What about ? " "Why you
cried out 'Hor o on mo.1 "Thnl'd nil
right , I merely had A nightmare. "
"Ho has paid the debt of nature , " said a
minister to n man who Inquired after one
of his parishioners. "Aro you sure of
that ? " atkod the man. "Oh , yosj for I
wns at the futural. " "Well , I'm glad to
hear ho paid It , for ho had been owlntt me
$7 for n barrel of flour so long that I hnd
begun to think that ho wouldn't pay any
thing. Nnture wan mUbty dam lucky ,
that's nil I've got to soy. " Drummer.
Uncle Swi'd cximple : Ono of our mo t
iLlUuntlnl Georgia vrangeis was m per In
tending fttfitlrs at his cotton pro's the oth
er day , when bo was accosted by n neigh
bar : "I too. colonel , that thn tarlll bill
hai pas-ed. " "Is that § o ? How about
cottou tlc ? " "Still 33 per cent ad valor-
cm.Veli , hare , > ou boys , thorel sift
another shovel of sand in the twiddle of
that bale ; I can't nfl.ird to reform till th
tnrilfdoes. " And the Mlttm ; was strictly
attended to , Georgia Mnjor ,
WASHINGTON , DO. , 1
Mny 15 , 1880. J
GENTLEMEN Having boon a aulfor-
or for a long tlrao from nervous proo
tratlon and general debility , I was
advised to try Hop Bitters. I have
taken ono buttlo , and 1 have boon
rapidly Dotting hotter over since , nnd
I think it the boat modiclno I over
used. I nm now gaining strength nud
nppotlto , which was nil gone , and I
was in doopair until I tried your Bit
ten , I nm now well , nblo to go nbout
and do my own work. Before taking
It , I wno completely prontrntod
MRS. MARY SIUAR I1.
. OOJSJMUBlALlTIBa.
David Davis * bride owns to 48 years.
Union Pacific Preferred A happy mar
riage ,
If a married lady in France passes her
self oQ as unmarried she can be flued or be
imprisoned. Lucky there is na such law in
this country.
There has been n great deal aald about n
man marrying his deceased wife's sister ,
but the lady in question has not been con
sulted in the matter. As a rule she li too
well acquainted with her brothor-ln-Iaw to
want to marry him.
Mr. Oliver II. Northcote , ft son of Sir
Stafford Northcote , the leader of the op
position in the houuo of commons , is engaged -
gaged to Mi s Edith Fish , daughter of
the Uoti. Hamilton Fith , late secretary of
state of the United Status.
A newly-married couple from "Way.
back" wcro in the city yesterday , and ,
of course , found nn oyster saloon the first
thing. "How do you want them , on the
half-sholl ? " the waitar nekod the groom.
"Nah-slr ce ! " t liar's no hulf shell business
with this wnddin1 trip ; give 'om to us oil
the whole shell "
Poanoville , near Heed City , Mich. , has
htd ltn lint wedding ; the mill whistle
sounded the "alnrin , ' the whole popula
tion rmhcd to the 'Vono ot cunll ct , " the
posttnast-r justlce-of-thc-pcaco tiad tba
knot , nud the entire company fat down to
th umirlnjo ftnst of pork , beans , dough
nuts nnd hard cider.
A Milwaukea womanbnsgouoto Albany
on n cutbus errand. Sbo s j H ho was en-
gn ol to iharry one Thomai K Vnn IiMin
of Albany , ' bownj burned in the Now-
hall house lire. He left nbout ' 5250.000.
ijho claims that she IH entitled to n ubnra
of his fortune. Hartford Courant.
There was recently married in a Rhode
Inland town n young lady ttlx feet four
inches tall to a husband barely five feat
ten. His letter of proposal contained
these words : "Thy beauty peta my soul
aglow I'd wed thee , right or wrong ; a
man wants lltt'o ' bero below , but wants
that little long. " |
Mr. Lynn was introduced to Miss Mois
at Ornnd Hnvon , Mich. , by a letter from
Mr. McBride , who vouched for him an n
man who was "searching for n wife , " nnd
wr.s "auro to tell the truth , " Liyno en
tered immediately upcn n courtship of
Miss Mofp , but ho eventually broku hit
engagement to marry her. She hm
brought n B"It for damages , notngaintttho
faithless suitor , but with McBride na the
defendant , on the ground Ilia' ho made
himself roaponslble by the lettor.
In Sheffield , England , Utely a rchool
teacher named Wild and bis best man
were nr estod whllo on their way to Wild'a
wedding for stealing two pairs of boot *
and a hearth tug. The bride posaasaed
&r)0COO , and the haple"8 bridegroom im
plored tbo detective to accompany him to
the church and wait till after thu wedding ,
In vain. It appeared that under the in
fluence of his brilliant prospects Wild had
become true to his name nnd played billy
freaks. While on n sprco ho had taken
the articles , an alleged , but without felon
ious intent. Ths magistrate fined , him S50
Ills counsel hinted th'it it was t' ibtful if
he would now get his $ .10,000 brhe.
The Dcctar'a Endo.mmtsnt
Dr. W. 1) . Wright , ClndnnUi , O ,
tend * the rubjolned nrofe < tionn ! endorse
ment : "I have pioicribul DR. WM.
HALVS BALSAM IfOHTHK LUN'GS
in ik grrat numbeaef cases und alwnyc
with CUCCOSH. Oac case In purtlcultr wai
given UD by several physicins ! who hac
been called in for consultation with ray
f elf. The patient hnd all the symptom"
of cjnfiimcd oonnuinption cold tilahi
weatH , hectic fever , harassing cough , etc ,
le commenced imaitdiately to get bcttet
ml was soon restored to hi * itiual heilth ,
nisi found DH WM HALL'S BAL
. \ll FOR THE LUNGS the most v lu-
jblei-xpeotortnt for breaking up distrean
OR c/uth3 ; and colds tlut I hayo evoi
nred" 31-dwoodlw
ABUOR DAY PBOULMATION. .
KxEctnive MANSION , )
NKD. , Mar. 80 , ' 83. )
'o the I'ooplo ol Nobratka :
The subject of Forestry , or Tree Plant'
og , iifaat becoming < mo of National Im
portance , and is receiving the careful at1
tention of thoughtful minds throughoul
our own country , and in other landbai
well.
well.The steady nnd rapid disappearance o
our forest * , is viewed with apprehension
Wo are for od to consider the matter o
future demand nnd supply , nnd in view o
the facts it becomes n question of grnvi
moment. Tbo dliappearanco of the natu
r&l growth of timbei , has been followed ii
many of our states by the drying up o
springs , nud brooks , n decreased anuua
rain foil , und consequent increased frc
quency of eoaoons of extreme drouth , Th
presence of trees , and forests oxertn nd
rect and controlling iblluenco upon th
moitturo of the air , and the amount o
rain fall , as wall & 8 nerving to leaaon th
extremes of temperature , and great modi
tying the severity of climate and season ,
The attention of the general govoenmen
has bten directedta tbumattorarjd | | hasrc
eel ved asubstantlal reaognltlon at the band
of our National Congreui , In the pasta ; ;
of what li known as the "Timber Cultur
Act , " which hni for its object , the iiaour
Ing of timber upon our treeless prairies
Kncouragement and Incentive , in th
matter of tree planting Is given by tb
constitution of Nebraska ; which siyi
"The legislature may provide that tbo It
creased value of Undo , by reason of liv
fences , fruit and foroet trees grown an
culltvuted thereon , shall not be tnien Int
aooonnt In the assessment thereof "
The sUto board of agriculture cffei
liberal premiums for the greatest numbi
F trees planted during the month of April ,
853 , by any ouo person ; nnd for the great-
st number planted , or put out , during the
oar 1HO. In addition to this , they offer
special premium known as "Arbor
'ay' ' premium for the greatest number
[ trees planted upon n fjhcndny , divided
ml cU sifiod as to the \arlotlts , nnd
arnostly inviting competition thereof ,
rotn all ,
The question of tree culture important
as It is to the country at largo li of para-
lount importance to our stuto.
Nebraska embraces within her llmltc ,
ands that are unsurpamied In fertility ;
ndilforlnj ; as they d > , advnt RCfl In the
ay of cany and simple. cuttUnt Ion , they
to being dmelopod with it rnpl lily that Is
early , If not quite1 , without precedent.
Therefore , to the end that the pnH gratIng -
) Ing degree of development , and improve.
nent , nmy be maintained , nnd if pomlbla
ncroofcd , I , James W. DAWOK , governor
' tbo state of Ncbraika , hereby name
* 1).NKS1)AV , TIIK 18T1I DAY OK Amtl. A.
D. 1893 ,
o bo olttorved ns "Arbor Day , " embracing
n Its denlgu rcnulta BOarird , benoflclitl
ni far-retching ; I nvlnf for Its aim nud
uirpii'e , tlu common lutere.it , ntul grnernl
cllaro of our state , it shoiild bo strictly
bnptvcd by nil clSKics.
Having reference to both ornamentation
ud usutulncfii ; to beauty MU ! utility ; con-
derlog the claims of present etjo > iuont
ud ultimate profitable Investment , cure
lould be exorcise 1 und selections for plant-
ug made , from such \arlotlcs as ba\o been
pprovod by the tests of time and expert-
lent , ns suited to the conditions of our
oil aud cllmnto.
Lot It bo remembered that the ponton
vho plants and cantos to grow -If but a
nglo tree , thrub , or vine , is contributing
is or her mho In thn way of midod In-
ucctnont aud attraction , toudiiii toward
mt future development nnd ultimate
tandiui ; of Nebrnika , for whirh W3 ro nil
aboring and hoping ; und which will surely
omo.
Done nt Lincoln , the 30th day of Mnrcb ,
A. D. 18S3 , in the Seventeenth year of the
nto and of the Independence of the United
Utes the Ono Hundred nnd Seventh ,
JAMES W. DAWKS.
Uy thogo\erner :
KinvAnn P. KOOOFN ,
Secretary of State ,
for the Unmnrricil.
Ono of the most solid nnd eubsttitlal
nstitutlons in this country in the .itnr.
ago Fund nnd Mutual Trtist Assnclation ,
1 Cedar llapids , Iowa. They are organ-
zed under the laws of Iowa , nnd heir of-
icora and directors are among the lending
id moat prominent business men o Cedar
laplds. Every nnmnrrled person should
lave n certificate in this association.
It is n splendid investment , as snfo as
[ ovcrnmont bond. You can just as well
mvo ft good turn of money to commence
narriod life on ns not. A largo number ot
embers have been paid off , receiving over
00 nor cent on their Investment.Vrlto
or circulars fully detailing the plan , which
s the finest known. Do not postpone It.
oed agouti wanted. Mention whom you
aw this notlcfl f5-3m.
A NOTKU HOT UNTITMtO WOAIAN.l
[ From the llostou Otot * . ]
ir . Ktlttori i
lie nbciTO 1 peed likeness of Mm Ljillft E. Itnlq
m , of Lynn , M M , whoabaroollothor humanbelngi
y bo truthfully called Uio "Do r Friend of Wonuin , "
torn * of her corre ponilont lorotocall her. Sh (
> cftlouily doTOtod to her work , which Is the outcoml
n Ufo-itudy , and Is obliged to Lo n ell lad ]
frijtonts , to help her aniwer the larea corrtsnonilenM
Ich dally pours In upon her , each betrlng Iti ipeclt ]
rtten of suffering , or Joy at releue from It. Uei
getable Compound li a meJIclne for good and nol
1 purpoiei. I hare personally InrntigiUd It and
utliflcd of the truth of thlf.
On account of Ita proren merlti. It Ii recommendti ]
dprMOrlbidbyU bo > tpbyiloUni In the country ,
i cayi t " It worki Ilka charm and iarw muot
In. It will cure entirely the wont form of falling
the t eru. % Louoorrhcea , Irrecular and painful
c&struatlonallOTarlanTroublrt , laflunmatlon and
Icerallon , Hoodlns , all Displacement * and the con-
quont nplnal wcaVnu > , and li npecltUy adapted ta
Change of Life. "
; permeates erery portion of the lyitem , and tliei
iw life bnd rigor. It rcmorcs faiutneu , flntultncy ,
: > troyi all croTlng for stlinuUntf , and rellorei weak.
of the rtomach. It cure * Illoatlnir , Headachei ,
LTTOusl'rostrntlon , General Debility , Eleeplesmesi ,
epretelon and Indigestion. That fetllng of bearing
> wncausing pain , welht [ and backache , li alvrayi
rmanently curt > d by Us use. It will at all tlmei , and
dtr all circumstance * , act In harmony with the UK
iat governs the f emala njhtcin.
t costs only 81. jwr bottle or sli for $5 , and ti lold b ]
niggltU. Any adrlco required as tu inocla ] ciuuf , ani
o names of many who have been rcitored to porf m ,
mlth by the UBO of the Vegetable Compound , can U
alnrd bynddrwlnKMra. ! ' , . with ttninpfor reply
ier home In Lynn , Uosx
'or Kidney Complaint ottllhtr BCX thli rompousdfa
surpaK" d ai abumUnt testimonials chow.
Mil llnUuun * * I J cr rills , " tayg ono writer , "an
fie rorlit fnrtlio euro of Constipation
nl Torpidity of the liver. Her Hloo < !
nomlnrs In Itu Hrx lal line and bids fall
npound In Us popularity.
11 lie r nR UM Angi.1 of Mercy whose toll
" ( Toodtootlierj.
a. If ) Mm A. M. D.
tflH
. IN THE WOHUD FOR.
RHEUMATISM ,
DYSPEPSIA ;
CONSTIPATION ,
KIDNEY yipi.AiNT \ ,
" ' ' '
, , - tUNCi' DISEASES ,
fell & -v nit e men mlit w cm.
WANTED.
100,000 POUNDS OF
.SB
Highest Cish l' lo > jiMil. ShlpmciiHIiom
countrylilll bo paid for by "turn moll.
K. JilOTZ o ! CO. ,
.1 fmte-Jm 1110 Dcuzlu Ureo
The Oldest Wliolosalo 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 description 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
MUSIC HOUSE
IN TUB WK3TI
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low as
any MeitornManufacturer
andDraler ,
Pianos aiid Organs sold
for cash or installment * at
Bottom Pr CPS ,
A SPLENDID Btcck of
Steinway , Chickering.
Knabe , Vose & Son's Pi
anos , and otht r makes.
Also Ciough & Warren
Sterling Imperial , Smith
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before
purchasing.
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW G ES.
A Large Stock always on Hand.
Have the Best Stock in Nebraska.
MAKE THEJLOWEST PRICES.
PERKINS & LEAR ,
FURNITURE
NEW AND SECOND-HAND.
1416 Douglas Street.
A. M. CLARK ,
%
Painter&PaperHanger
SIGN TOBtt & DEOniUTDK.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
WALL PAPER 1
Window Slides aud Oiirtalna ,
OORNIOES OORTAIN POLES AKD
.
FIXTURES.
Palais , Oils & Brushes.
107 tloath 14th Btraot
OMAHA NEBRARKA
CARPETSEASON.
SEASON.
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nvites the attenljonof the public
to his
WELL SELECTED STOCK
I
Embracing all the late pat
terns in everything in
the Carpet Line.
Mattings , Oil Cloths and window Shades
In large quantities and always
The Bottom Prices.
LACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY.
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1313 Farnam Street.
OMAHA. - - NEBRASKA
MORGAN & OHAPMAN ,
i23 ! Farnam St. . Omaha ,
&
On Long Time Small Payments
AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
A. IIOSPE , Jit , , ' 1519 Dodge , Omaha ,