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TEE DAILY BEE- MONJDA5rAT.RIL 9 1883 * * That is what a great many people arc doing. They don't know just what is the matter , but they have a combination of pains and aches , and each month they grow worse. The only sure remedy yet found is BROWN'S IRON BITTERS , and this by rapid and thorough assimilation with the blood purifies and enriches it , and rich , strong blood flowing to every part of the system repairs the wasted tissues , drives out disease and gives health and strength. This is why BROWN'S IRON BITTERS will cure kidney and liver diseases , consumption , rheumatism , neuralgia , dyspepsia , mala ria , intermittent fevers , &c. 303 S. racaSt. , Baltimore. Nov. 38,1881. I was a great sufferer from Dyspepsia , and for several weeks could cat nothing and was growing weaker every day. I tried Urown's Iron Bitters , and am happy to say I now have a good appetite , and am getting stronger , v. Jos. McCAW LEY. . ' BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is not a drink and docs not contain whiskey. It is the only preparation of Iron that causes no injurious ef fects. Get the genuine. Don't be imposed on with imitations , Obft ! . . MOM * ut President. Vlca W. B. Dninn , o.aadTraar. THE NEBRASKA MANUFACTURING GO Lincoln , Neb MANUFACTURERS OF Oorn Planters HrrrowB.Parm Uollerr Holky Hay Bikes , Bnokot Blevatlnp Windmills. 6to. W at piepaied to do Job woik and mannfM taring lor oth r ptitltf . AddtvM a ] oidtrR O.tfaa NKBBAMU MANUFAOTURINa C01 T.lpooln NebC Send ! , C , S.1 , or 3 for n aamplo re- tall box by KxpreHM , CANDY of the bent candlcM la America , put up 1 elecant boxen. ( Wd HtrTetly pure. Suita ble for prmentH. Kx- 9renn chargen llKlit. Kefera to all Chlca- . Try It once. CANDY C. F. GUNTHEBj C/o fectloner , Chicago. HALL'S CORSETS Every Coraot U warrnutod eittls- 'jictory to Ha wearer In avorr way , or the money will bo refunded by tbe person from vrhom It was bousbt. ra tnlyComtt pronounced 1 > T p r IfKillna ph * % tnj > riauto tlieweutir , luultndoneaibT lulle * M Cj ' "mou comfortable ana perfect Ottloic Cori t TM rnicEn.br KuJth rrrierrlnK , l. 0. Stlf.AaJuitln , 1.BO ) &kiimlnal ( utrabraTj ) fl.OO. Nur lp , 1.00 BtJth 1'rt.trrlna ( flue coutllk S.OO. Paracoc Bktrt-Huppurtlnc , * l.t > U. Vtv aale by Uadlnf lct U Iriiler < eTirrwh&r * . OUIOAQU CU11B12T CO , , CuicaKO , HI. APURUf VEGETA8U TONICS REMEDY COMPOUU9IIU.II Of POKC100T. PRICKLY STIMULANT APtNFCCT SYSTtM RCNOVATOR ITAIOS OIIIITIONJIUI ro cii VUUIITHl UVIKAND moii cxi onus THI I-OHIS tllttBICITHI A MAD ELIEPHANT , Pilot , Jumbo'a Bivol , Trieo to Tear Down u Building. The Narrow Escape of a Trnlnor Who Thought Bo Could Qobdue the Dnito. Ntw York Journal , April 6. The big elephant Pliot , which , until the appearance of Jnmbo , was the largoit beait In Barnnm , Hatchlnion it Bailey's ahovr , was chained last evening , aa hla keeper explained it , "fore and ait , " in hla quarter ! in the Madlaon Square Garden , and the cm * ploycs made a wide distance in paaslng the surly bruto. The canto of Pllot'a close imprisonment was a demonstra tion of vlcloninosa which nearly re united in the killing of Trainer Wm , Nowman. Pilot haa never boon thor oughly subdued , and a strict watch on hla moTomonta has boon Kept at all times by the employes of the ahow. Ho came near killing Wm. Cross , who brought him from Europe , before leav ing Liverpool last fall. Ho had a fight with another elephant in the winter quarters of the show at Bridgeport. Ho la a mastlo beast with long ngly- looking tusks. In the spring season the male elephants always become reckless , and a spirit insubordination haa been developing in Pilot for sev eral days , which yesterday morning broke ont in all its forces. At abont 8 o'clock Pilot and Albert and Gypsy , the female elephant , were taken to the trough on thoTwenty-slith street side of the garden , opposite their stalls , to drink. GYPSY WAS BETWEBN TUB TWO MALEH and slightly to the rear , so that the heads of Pilot and Albert wore about on a lino. Suddenly , and without the least warnlrg , Pilot gave a furious lunge at Albert , and gave him a blow which topled him over on hla side. Aa Albert rose again ho was received by another blow , which again upset him , and by this time the entire troupe of elephants were bellowing with ox- cltemont. Gypsy in * the meantime had tried to force her way in between the two brutes , but was pushed gently aside by Pilot , and the two male ele phants came together again with a crash. In the butting straggle which followed three of the posts supporting the floor of the amphitheater above were knocked down. The beams forming those posts wore sixteen Inchon square , and they were firmly braced both above and bolow. As soon aa the fight began Mr. Newman , the trainer In charge , hurried to the spot , and by vigorously beating Pilot succeeded In driving him back to hla tall and chaining both hla fore foot to the floor. While this wra being done the elephant stood with HIM TBUHK AMD TAIL UTLIJTED and hla huge oars spread wide open , but ho made no effort to resist the chains. Ai Mr. Newman arose , how ever , after securing the brute , Pilot made a lunge at him with hia head and struck him ia the month with hla tusk , breaking one of the upper teeth and loosening the others and knock. Ing the trainer half senseless to the floor. Pilot made a second blow at him with hit trunk , just touching his cheek , which still shows the mark of the blow , and then seeing Newman's hat , which had dropped from his head as ho fell , the elephant vented hit rage on this , tearing it to shreds in his mouth In an instant and then tamping on it viciously , Newman rose in a dazed condition and stapfger- ed away. With the exception of the injury to his teeth he waa fortunately not badly hurt , It wai decided by Mr. Astlngitall that Pilot must not bo taken into the ring to-day , and thai it would be unsafe to remove Gypsy and Ffllr , a young elephant to whom he has ahown a ( treat deal of afleotion , from hla side. The huge boast stood between them last night , lashing hit tall vigorously and swaying back and forth , nut BO BKCOXELY IB HE UIIAINBD that ho could not make a change ol throe foot in hia position. His eyoi which are usually meek and doll glared savagely at everybody who approached him , and the keepers took good care not to oomo'withln reach of Els power' ful trunk. Ho will not appear in the ring again until ho has been thor onghly subdued by his trainers and the subjection process is ono in ro ccard to which everybody connected with the nardon ia ominously rllont The only information to bo obtalnoc was that Pilot would be conquered After the battle with Albert waa eve : the other elephants cooled down am they were aa oalm and obedlont to thi trainers oa over. , Washington rvinsr , Tarry town IB a croon' hamlet lylui In the inn on the hills of the Hudson Ono oan almost toss a ctono up thor from the end of Manhattan Island Bat it HOB there In rural Innocono aud purple shadows , juit as lohoboi Orono and Swashbaokllng Wolfor left it , yoara and years aqo. Over 01 the broeey heights , Blontadtballthlu a stone oastlo. A little farther dowi nro the ancestral aorea of Cyrus Field and below him on the first plateau rli the magnificent conservatory and stll more magnificent homo of Jay Gould from whoao windows on n clear more Itg you can see the towers of Groj atone and the lordly mansions of th Hoes. Wealth , enterprise and goo taste have iquatted luzurlously on th hill tops all round , as if they found dreamy delight in looking down upo ( his quaint old hamlet. But Tarrytown isn't proud of tboi magnates. Down in her old chnro yard there la a H t and defaced mai bio slab inscribed with the name < Washington Irving People from a parlaof the world pick their wa through the brambles to BOO this alat and standing at the graveside i spring or summer , they smell tli blossarnlnR air blown down the ol sleepy hollow and catch the notes i the cat bird and bobolink that whlstl and gurgle in t aa they did a hundre years ago when their lover an chronicler came upon the scene to si the wild aweet beauty of this doma ! in Imperishable English. T.rrytown doea right in keoplt this grave green. Whatever else mi be said of Washington Irving noi when our literary taste runs to soleni and psychology , no one will deny hi the tranacMjdent merit of having fir woven tbe folk lore of our land in pure ud wholesome romance , and tl great eity that ean torn Mlda from I politics and commerce to honor the bones of him who wrote Homo , Sweet Homo oan well afford after thoao hun dred year * to weave a > worthy ohaplet and lay it on the humble slab of the man who wrote the Knickerbocker's Now York and tbo Legend of S loopy Hollow. THE DETROIT OPERA HOUSE Hunting for Excuses to Force Posses Upon Unauspoctlngbtranfters. Stars , lecturers , and amusement managers , who have made dates for Datrolt , Mich. , will shudder when they read the account of the great dif ficulties managers have to overcome in order to obtain audiences in that city. The Free Press say : When the la mented Tom Davey was manager of the Detroit opera house , it was said by hia friends -that ho would some times hunt for an excuse to bestow a pass upon some ono who had asked for it and could not show cause why it should bo given. Upon ono occa sion a stranger hung around the box office for an hour or two and then asked for a pass to see the play that night. "Are yon a newspaper man ) " asked Tom. "No. " "Correspondent of any musical pub llcatlon ? " "No. " "Write paragraphs for a weekly dramatio paper. ) " "No. " "In a prof easion ) " . "No.'r "Own a hall or opera house ) " "No. ' "Railroad conductor , scene painter , ostumor , bill poster , or advance gent ) " "No. " "Perhaps you are a clergyman ) " nggested Tom. "No. " There was a long and ombarraaslntj illenco. The man had no ohnek and 10 excuse , and yet Tom felt like doing him the favor , and finally handed out .he . pass with the remark : "You'll perhaps run for the legislat ure some day , and yon might as well ako it now. " Tbe DresseO-Ueat tfroblem. nJl n pollj Journal. Commissioner Fink and the oxeon- Ivo committee of the trunk lines hard ly got ono question settled before they meet with ono seemingly more vexing , Now they arc in "hot water over the matter of rates on live stock and dressed meats , the Erie having broken 'n as a largo carrier of dressed meats , , nd this has aroused the Pennsylvania people. Dressed moats have' been hipped into New England tor several years. It ia only within n few months , howovof , that the Erie road has been carrying this class of traffic into Now York. After the business was begun dressed moats were transferred from the dead freight to the live stock runk-lino pool. A similar trans- 'or was subsequently made in the Ohlcago east-bound pool. In each instance the Erie and the Grand Trunk of Canada respectively demanded , as a condition of the trans- "or , that the percentages in the live stock pool be raised. In the case of the Grand Trunk the answer placed the dressed meat traffic In a pool wherein that road's percentage was considerably less than it was In the pool trom which the dreised meats were taken. The shipments of dress ed meats Into New York have been steadily Increasing , and the business has been enlarged sufficiently to ex cite the Pennsylvania , which doea a large stock business. At a meeting Friday last in Commissioner Fink's office It was decided to ( examine the subject thoroughly , ascertain the ex act loss to the roadn in carriage oi dressed beef and live stock and the relative profits of present rates to the two classes of shipper * . The commit tee will consist of representatives ol the trunk lines and the Chicago roads , and it is expected to report to the commissioner by April 15. * Ien years ago the name of Lydii E. Plnkham was scarcely known out side of her native state. To-day it la a household word all over the contl' nent and many who road the secular and religions journals have become familiar with the face that shines on them with a modest confidence , IE which wo road the truth that "Noth' ing ill can dwell in Bach a temple. " Tne Value of Alligators. From the Continent. Six thousand baby alligators ar < sold in Florida each year , and thi amount of ivory , number of skiuu nm quantity of oil obtained from the older members of the Saurian famllj are scfliolont to entitle them to i high place among the products of thi state. wu.'tf The hunters soil yonug " 'gators" n 525 per 100 , and the dealer from 71 cents to $1 each. Llvo alligators twi years old represent to the captors 31 : ontR each , and to the dealer from $ ! ; o $5 , as the season of travel is at it icight or far advanced. A ton-foo alligator la worth 910 , and ono four- loon foot long is worth $25 to th junior , while the dealer chargea twlc or three times that amount. Th eggs are worth to the hunter 50 cent per dozen , and to the dealer 25 cent each. Bmby'i Warning. When baby boa palm at dead of nltht , Uother la a fright , father In a plight ; When worm * do bite , baby muit cry , It feret sets In , baby mun ale. If croupy paloi kill Leonora , In that homo there's no UA8TOIUA ; For motheri team without delay , CASTOIUA curee by night and Hay. Tne Tjlmn-Lilln Olub. Detroit Free Frees. "Am Judge Perfection Smith in d hall dla e a von In' ? ' asked the presldoc aa ho laid aside his gavel and looke around him. "Yes , aah , " answered a volco full < fiih.boncs and shlnglo-nalls shaken u together. "Please ambulate dla way " The j udgo ambulated , 11 o came u y confident and smiling , expecting I receive a gold medal for Inventing ce moequlto-bar which also Catches rat cem "Judge Smith , " said the presidoc at In a solemn volco , "Jar am a few llttl to things I desiah to spoke to yon abau he Too war * at dp pcVoffis de odder di 1U to not box at $2.50 per quarte All thb mall dat you rooolvo In six ; month's wouldn't light a kerosene lamp.1 Don why dls attempt to frow on style and heap on agony ? " " 1 I didn't rent ono , sab , " replied the cnlprll In a weak voice. "A few days ago. " continued the President , lobdrheardyon trottln'ont a Presidential candidate for 1884 You had your biggest voice , an * you was fllngln' your arms about , an * ono would have thought yon knowod all about it. Judge Smith , you will have no mo' to do wld do makin * of do nex * President of do United States dan ono grain of sand will have in makin' up do great Sahary Desert. " "No , sah-dat's so , sah. " 1'Lot dls bo awarnln'to yon , sah. From dls time on yon have no candi date , doan' want one , an' take no in * tereat in poly tics beyond what can be 'spooled of every citizen. If any man axes you to tell him who am to bo de nox * president do np yon do It. Keep dat information looked tight in your bnanm. An' a day or two ago yon denounced yourself aa an advocate of a tariff. Judge Smith , do yon know what a tariff is ) " "N not zactly , sab , but I was gwlno to read up oa It. " "Exactly ; an1 perhaps you'd better road up on how to keep your mouf shot on what yon doan' know an' doan' affeck you ) Yon am a party lookln * advocate , you am I While your wife nooda shoes an' de chlH'on want clothes yon walk aronn * do market wld yer old white obercoat on to tell do worl' dat yon doan' believe in dls or dat , or dat you am wedded to dis theory or opposed to dat one. " "Izo sorry , sab , I'll drop do hull blznesa right off. " "See dat yer do. Theories are all right onlesa a man am two minths be hind on his rent. Doctrines am all right when a family hain't ahlborln * wld cold. Individual opinions count far nulhln' when de individual can't raise cash "nuff to get a patch on his boot. Go an' sot down Judge Smith , and doan' lose a mlnnt in startin' on de road to reform. " Money for the Unmarried. One of the most solid andsnbettitlal Institutions in this country la the jJar- rlftge Fund and Mutual Trust Association , of Cedar Rapid * , Iowa. They are organ ized , under the laws of Iowa , and heir of ficers and directors are among the leading and most prominent business men o Cedar Rapids. Every unmarried person should have a certificate In this association. It is a splendid investment , as safe as government bond. Yon can just as well nave a good sum of money to commence married life on aa not. A large number oi members have been paid off , receiving over 800 per cent on their Investment. Write for circulars fully detailing tbe plan , which is the finest known. Do not postpone it. Good agenta wanted. Mention where you saw this notice. f 5-3m. A Woman'a Secret. Riooklyn Kigle. Can a woman keep a secret ) We should say so. There is Miss Mount- chessington. Twelve months ago her hair was aa black as the raven's wing. To-day it ia the color of the canary bird's breast. Did sha ever tell yon or anybody else the cause of such an extraordinary change ) No , Well , then , what the use of reiteaatlng the scandalous conundrum , oan a woman keep a secret ) Hop Bitten are the Purest and Bett Bitters Ever Made. They are compounded from Hops , Malt , Buohn , Mandrake and Dande lion , the oldest , best , and most valu able medicines in the world and con tain all the best and most curative properties of'all other remedies , being the greatest Blood Purifier , Livei Regulator and Life and Health Res toring Agent on earth. No disease 01 11-health can possibly lone exist where these Bitters are need , BO varied and perfect are their operations. They give now life and vigor to the god and infirm. To all whose employments < ploymonts cause irregularities of the bowels or urinary organs , or who re quire an Vpotlzer , Tonic and mild btimnlant , flop Bitters are invaluable , being highly curative , tonic and atlnv nlating , without intoxicating. No matter what your feelings 01 symptoms are , what the disease or ail ment is , use Hop Bitters. Don' , ; wall until you are sick , but if yon onlj feel bad or miserable , use Hop Bitten at once. It tray save your life. Hun dredi have been saved by BO doing $50 will be paid for a case tboy wll not euro or help. Do not suffer or let your friends snf fer , but use and urge them to use Hoj Bitten. Remember , Hop Bitters is no vllo drugged , .drunken nostrum , but thi Purest and Best Medicine ever made the "Invalid's , Friend and Hope , " am no person orfamily should bo withou them. Try the Bittora to-day. Gould's Yacht. Lou ell Citizen.Gould's Jay Gould wants his friends to roc ommonda name for his now yacht , li which ho will go to Europe in June We should suggest "Western Union,1 as that floats on water about as well a anything wo know of. Gentle Women "Who wnnt glossy , luxuriant and wavy tresses of abundant , bountiful Hair must use LYON'S KATHAIRON. This elegant , cheap article always makes the llnfr grow freely and fast , keeps it from falling out , arrests and cures grayness - ness , removes dandruff and itching , makes the Hair strong , giving it a curling tendency and keeping it in any desired position. Ucau- tiful , healthy Hair is the sure result of using Kathairon. DUFRENE& , MENDELSSHOt ARCHITECTS REMOVED TO ry Omaha lational Bank KIDNEY-WORT / / HAS IBEENJ PROVED/ ' KIDNEY DISEASES. Dot 1 1 lam * back or dUordend nrin * Indicate Jiat 700 are A vloUmr TIUCfDO * NOTHZmTATEi tua KIDNXT.WOaTat < mca ( drojjUts recommend 11) nd ItwUl peodlljr ivaroama th dlwua and rater * healthy action toallthaorctni. ToroomplMntnjrall i * to your ICT , roeh M pain J and weakfiCMe * . XLDW KY-WORT U tumr. uued ! a * It will ct promptly and aafaljr. Zither Bex. Ineonunanoe , rcuntlon of urine , brlok dtut or ropTdepnlU. and doll dnnin * pains , all ip dily yield to It * ear- tlve power. i ( tn JPNEY-WQRT "Mr Ethan Lawrence , my townsman , " nays Dr Frllllp 0 Eallou ol Monition , Vt. , 'WM bUatod from KHney dlitlie , Tbe tkln ol hti legs thine like glaai. Kidney-Wort cured him Apr. 20-82 IS A SURE CURE ) for nil diseases of the Kidneys and I i LIVER It ha * tpeeiflo action on this most Important > organ , enabling It to throw off torpidity and | . inaction , stimulating the healthy accretion i of the Bile , mnd by keeping the bo wels in ret I condition , effecting Its regular dlschanre. ' MJI Iovld Xfyou are suffering from IWInldl ICli malaria , have the chills , are bilious , dyspeptlo , or constipated , Kid ney-Wort willBuraly relieve & quickly cure. In this season to cleanse the System , every one should take * thorough course of it. ( II ) SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. Price $1. KIDNEY-WORT ? Tell my brother soldiers , " wrlt'i J. C Power , l Trenton , 111 , and all others , too , that Kidney Wort cuitdmy 20 yeati liter dl < oiil rs tubllih t , plsaco , m St. Lout * Olpbo-Democrnt , " FORTHE PERMANENTCURE OF CONSTIPATION. No other dl"aso ii so prevalent in thi ! country as Constipation , and no remedy his jver equalled the celebrated KIDNEY- WOHT u a euro. Whatcvor the enure , H however obstinate the coco , this rtmod ) will overcome it. Qi | K7C2 THIS dhtrwsln ; ; com- Bi-fc. Oi plaint is voryapttobe . complicated with constipation. Kidney- O Wort strengthens the weakened partA end to quickly cures all kinds of Files ev n % hen physlclana and madld e * have before Rill. ed. ITTIfyouhovo either of the e troubles Another Btnk Cwhlir e-oipet. ODPIK * H Ilorat , Onhler ol Myerst7trn ( Pa ) Hank , raid , recently : "Klclney-Woitcimdmyoleedl gitle3. " HE GREAT CURE ron IMI-E-C-M-A-TJE-S-M - - - - - - - As It U for all the palnral dlaoaaca of th KIDNEYS , LIVER AND BOWELS. It cleansea the system oftne acrid poison o that cause * tie dreadful mflbrlng which only the Tiotlmj of rheumatlim con. nallaa THOUSANDS OF OASES of the wont form * otthia terrible dloease have beta quickly relieved , PERPEOTLYCURED. rniac * i. LIQUID n car , SOLD br DUCSCISTS. ( ! t ) Dry can b sent by moll , _ W1J.M , HICirAIlDSON & CO. , Burlington , Tt Y -WORT "Kidney-Wort hts given Imme'lata relief , In many case , of rheumatlum , falling under my no tice. " Dr. Philip 0. tiallou , Monkton , Vt Api. 20-8J. "I never found even relief from Rheumatism and Kidney troubles till I uied Kidney Wort. Now I'm we l.-DarldM. Miller , Uartford , Wb. BTABUSBKD 1868. IDE 8PIUNO ATTAonUKNT NOT PATENT ED. A. J. SIMPSON. LEADING OARRIAGE FACTORY 1.09 and Ull Dodge Btiett , ug 7-me 6m' OMAHA , NKB. Iw ° In TEH COMPOUNDED WITH MINERAL WATER. BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD FOR RHEUMATISM , V | DYSPEPSIA ) CONSTIPATION , BiUlOUSNESS. KIDNEY COMPLAINT , LUNG DISEASES , SEDENTARY DISEASES , AND - " - ' ' . I IMPURE BLOOD ILER & CO. , PROPRIETORS ND SOLE MANUFACTURERS , OMAHA , NEB. 1 w iJ S'JL'Jbixc. car CORNICE WORKS Iron and Slate Hoofing , 0. SPEOUT , . . Proprietor. 1111 Douglas St. - Omata , No ! ) MANUKACTUREU OF GALVANIZED Iron Cornices DORMER WINDOWS , FINIALS , Tin , Iron and Slate Roofing , Speoht'i Patent Metalllo'.Skylisht Fatenl Adjusted Hatchet Bar and Bracket Bbelvlue. I am the pcneral K nt for the above line of goods. IRON FENCING , reiUngB. Balustrades , Verandai , Ire Bank Killings , Window Bllndi , Col lar Guard * } alee GENERAL AGENT TOR PEER80N & F.ILL PATENT IB g. . SIDE BLIND. STEELE , JJHNSON & CO. , WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and All Grocers' Supplies. A Fall Line of the Best Brands of iJIGAES AM MUMMED TOBACCO. ignite for BENWOOD HAILS AHDWLIN & BAND POWDER 60. -DEALERS IN- HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO Fire and Burglar Prjj 1020 Farn ham Street , ANHEUSER-BUSOH Brewing Association , CELEBRATED KEG & BOTTLED BEER , THIS EXCELLENT BEER SPEAKS FOR ITSELF , Orders from any part of the State or the Entire West will be promptly shipped : All Our Goods arc Made to the Standard of oar Guarantee. GEORGE MENDING , Sole Agent for Omaha and the West. Oioe Corner 13th and Hamey OMAHA CORNICE WORKS. BTJEMFING & BOLTE , Proprietors. Tin , Iron and Slate Roofers MANUFACTURERS OP Ornamental Galvanized lionOornices , Iron Sky L'gats.Etc ' , , 310 South Twelfth Street , OMAHAJ NEB. mar 7-mon-wrd frl-me. PERFECTION HEATING'AND ' BAKING la only attained by using CHARTER OAK Stoves and Eang2ss " WITH ; WIRE bAUZE 'OVER DOORS , For ealo by ROGERS & SOUS' . J Ialt.a * J MORGAN & CHAPMAN , iOLESALE 1213 Farnam St. . Omaha. BOLLN & SIEVERS. ' I H. BOLLN& 00. , 1509 Douqlas Street. | Oor. 16th and OallfornU St. OMAHA SEED DEPOTS. HENRY BOLLN&CO H ve brought . to this city fiom the Nrrai rl LM Jrcdlh & Son's , rhllajephla ) , and James U Thar * burn 4 C' , New Yort , tbeUrKo-t utock olGari'caud Field Seeds evtr Imported before to this city , allot which are guaranteed to be fresh and tiue to tbe nami. Prices will also be as low as any EesponsibJe Dealer can Make , mar IG-oad-tf HENRY BOLLN & 00. A. M. CLARK , Painter&PaperHanger SIQH WRITER feDEDflRATOS. WHOLESALE & RETAIL WALL PAPEK i Window Slides aiifl Curtains , CORNICES CURTAIN POLKS AND' FIXTURES. Paints , Oils & BruRlies. 107 Boatb Uth Htreet OMAHA - - NEBRAHKA BROOM AND BRUSH WORKS. . Cor. of Fifteenth and Pacific Streets. K. E , COPSON & 00 , , Proprietor * . Will commence operation * about April 1 ; mSO-m&e Ira.