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use. Ministora and Pub- tlio debilitated vital forces.
t § Pcaker8 will Und It
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as a reliable remedial
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HENRY LEHMANN ,
JOBBER OF
AND
WINDOW SHADES
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED.
18 FARMAM ST. - - OMAHA
ingle Broecli Loading "Shot Qnns , from 85 to $18 ,
Double Broeoli Loading Shot Guns , from $18 to $75 ,
Muzzle Loading Shot Gnus , 'From $6 to $25 , '
Fishing Tackei.Jase Balls and all kinds of Fancy
Foil Stook of Show Oases Always on hand ,
Imported and Key West Cigars a large line o :
V Meerschaum and Wood Pipes and everything r <
quired in a first class Gigar , 'lob ace o and. Notioi
Store , Cigars from $15 per J.nn'iipwards Senc
or Price List and Samples
W. F. CLARK ,
"W A T.T. "R A "RTT"F | ? ,
PAINTER , PAPER HANGER & DECORATOf
Kdlsomining , Glazing ,
AND WORK OF THIS CHARACTER \VILL RECEIVE PROMP1 :
ATTE TION.
B. B. Oor. 16th and Douglas Street ? , . . O&IAQA ,
VICTOR PARK.
Locate ! on 21th S rest , South of St. Mary's Avenu ° , Oonvonien
to Biree. rtailway , sarrounded by baiunful shade t ees ,
aud especially adapted lor
SOCIAL GATHERINGS OF FAMILIES OR SOCIETIES
Who can be accommated In firnt-claga tye. ! The bar li alwaya provided with the bei
of Beers , Liquor * and Cigar's.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
DEALER IN
LUMBER SASH DOORSBLiND :
, , , ,
Shingles , Lath , &c ,
LOW PRICES AND GOOD GRADES
Call and Qet My Prices Befora Buying Elsewhere ,
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The only Coal mined west of the Mississippi River that is equ
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THE OFLY IOWA COAI
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THE FKMAI.E SOLDIER.
Tun Denver Drooru QrlKuao In Artup.
Hfo in Colorado , lays the
Denver Tribune , ia not without its
romances ovou lu ihu moat pacific
tliiica. It will bo remembered that
Borne tiino ago tha military contagluu
spread among the Indies , nnd ou the
8th of March 'J2 of Denver's filroit
mal.lcna guvu a btooui drill nt the
opera houss , which was principally n
benefit for the Sevcntooth street Uca :
hytorUn church , now known aa the
Oipltol Avenue church. It will alao
bo remembered that Mr. Stuff , of the
linn of Morrison & Shifl did himself
proud on that occasion by pre
senting the > oung ladies an oo- !
gaut * llk llig with n gold
fringe , Ounornl K. K Stlmson making
tlu presentation ipoec ! ) in his moat
eloquent vein. Too yonng ladles hed
decided to hang this tl g lu the gov
ernor'o guard rooms as a trophy of
ttiolr campaign. As they were not
prepared to ruiuovu It from thu opera
Inueo nt pnco Mr. Mdnhurdt , of the
firm of Dittrlck & Moluhardt , was ro
qacntcd to ramovo it to their store for
sife keeping , to which ho contented.
AbDUt a week aftnrnard the young
ladioi went down ( jr the flag. Mr.
Melnhardt had gouo east , but the
gentlemanly manager of the store
promised to send it up when the
expressmen should arrive with an
order for it. On the following morn
ing the expressman arrived aud the
ordtr arrived , but the flig was not
surrendered.
This action occasioned consternation
in the brocm brigade , and two mom-
bars wore detailed as soanta to investi
gate the position of the enemy. In
quiry of the gentleman at tbo store
revealed the fact that ho had advices
from Mr. Sandorcon , proprietor of
the Denver spioa mills and a trustee of
the Capitol Avenue church , to hold
the flag at any hczird. Rs-onforca-
monts would bo furnished If needed.
He claimed that the flag had been
donated on condition that the yonng
ladle * kept np their organisation and
that the board of trustee * had consti
tuted lUelf a close corporation
to hold the flig and see if
the organization wai maintained.
This flank movement rather dUcon-
oorted the broom battalion. * ' It waa
so startling lu It * Originality. This
wai the first that had been heard of
conditions , and even If there had been
conditions they were evidently entitled
to the flag nntll the conditions were
broke. None of the young ladlei hud
dreamed of becoming life members of
the brigade. It wai Intended as a
sort of "three months' service. " Only
two or three of them belonged to Cap
itol Avenue Church , and aa the church
had received most of the benefit of
their labors they were surprised by
the manifested intention of confiscat
ing their beloved banner.
They advanced on Mr. ShifT and
surrounded him. Howaaasked wtora
he gave that flig to. Ho responded ,
"To the broom brigade , of course. "
Tula looked liked a capitulation , and
the young ladles demanded an order
for the fl a. Mr. Shift beat a nasty
retreat. Ho would BOO Mr. Sander
son and have the flag turned over ic
the morning. Thoyoung ladles retire
ia good order. All of this cciorrcd
in the first part of tha present week.
We must now pass over a long and
weary interval of five days , In nc
one of which said five dbya theflif
appeared. Yesteroty two of the
yonng ladles determined to make i
sortie. They called on Chief Lomerj
and invoked his assistance , He wai
deeply moved. He stated that It wai
the most flagrant outburst that hac
occurred during his long and eventfn
administration. He would go dowi
and quiet the disturbance at once. Hi
buckled on his trusty club , wiped hti
glastes , and , accompanied by thi
young ladles , sallied forth. Bi
masterly movement , Mr. Shi IT wai
ambushed and confessed that he hac
presented the flag to the young hsdlei
and Intended them to receive It , Th <
chit f smiled complacently and aske (
him to put that statement In writing
Mr. Skiff declined. He was a non-
combatant. He didn't want to figh
with the church , and was anxious t <
preservn peaoj with the broom brig
ado. Cjld drops of perspiration wen
tailing from Mr. Lomery'a chin. Ii
an agitated voloo he said ; "Ladles
we are outflanked If I use my an
thorlty an appeal will be taken to tw
justices cf the peace , and I shall b
court martlaled. Right about face
Forward , march ! "
In silence and sadness tbey with
drew. Finally the chiefs face lighte
up again , and a halt wan called ,
"Indies"he sold , "Ihaveacchomt
Sippose you get together and refuse t
accent the flag. "
"Splendid ! " chorounod .the youo
ladloe , "It is an ugly old thing , an ]
way. "
Tboy accordingly wont on their wa
rejoining at intervals. A meetin
has been called for Monday evening i
which the following resolutions will t
adopted :
REBOLVCD , That Mr. Shlff and th
trustees of the Capitol avenue chnro
are awfully mean.
RESOLVED , That wo will never n'
cept that horrid flag , and never In
tended to ,
RESOLVED , That Ohlof Lomery !
juit lovely.
The chief returned to his sanotni
and confided his strategy to Mayc
Morris. The mayor smiled on hli
fondly and eald : "Lomery , old sot
you have a head on yon like a bat
drum. "
A Now Departure.
K nsa City Jouritl.
A largo pork paoklng houao in Wei
Kansas has Issued an order which pn
vldes that any employe soon hangin
around saloons or gambling nous ;
shall bo discharged , and the same fa !
will fall upon any or all wno uao alci
holio drink whether in or out of worl
ing hours. A few weeks ago the Mi
eonrl Pacific iisuod the aamo kind i
notice to Its employes. The inoanln
of this la that hereafter the omployi
of these corporations must stop drln !
Ing or seek employment olao/hor
nl Tno action of the companion ia wortt
of the deepest study. It is a solQth :
perhaps , of the temperance proble
from an unlocked for source , aud tl
experiment will , no doubt , have tl
earnest support cf not only the poop
who believe in prohibition under tl
law , but of those who believe in mot
tuition and education against tbe'u
of llqaor. No man can qnoitli
the legal right of & coi
pany to make this law for tl
'government ' of Us employes. It h
right to hlro whom it ploaics nnd
Uotinrgo Itn workmen without giving
rcaion or having nno. K a cor-
oration ohoosoa to employ none but
cetotlora there In no earthly power
o question that right. With sumo
itiro will bo iv question whether a
orporaticn han a moral right to ueo
a power or not but this argument Is
f little value , as tbo workman Is at
crfoct liberty to rolonso hltmolf from
without n moment's notlco or a
iau to question. Abstractly , and In
act there no compulsion. Tin ro may
0 an exouao of arbitrary power in a
urtaln way , but If this bo tyranny
t is something of n blessing , and very
iinoh dltguliod either. Wo would call
. the wholtaomo dlaolpliuo of trade ,
which will enable the workman to do-
oat the greater tyrant by rallying in
bo strength of numbers and numerous
oed examples. The question now la ,
an these companies carry out thulr
rdor ? Wo believe they can. A great
inny men will go , but bettor men will
ofnu. A great many will setk to
vado the order by drinking In secret ,
ut they cannot lot-g conceal their
nblts. Tbcso who rinnlu will bo
appy. The wlfo will receive the
uiouoy thnt the fat boczing ken pro-
rioter now swoops into ma till , and
10 money that the gambler spends
or expensive wines aud dreastm for
1 i mistress will clothe the children
nd the honest wifo. In place of
qualor will bo pretty gardens. Joy ,
mbltiou , health , and respectability
ill supplant Barrow and Indolence ,
ckness anddligraoo.
DOUKKE'S SALAD DIUSHINO is the
oat thing of the kind over sold.
With It superb salad of any klndf can
o made without delay or trouble. It
s also ono of the beat sauces for cold
meats.
Young mail or woman , if you want big
money tor a small amount , Insure In the
larriaga Fund and Mutual Trust Auooi-
tion , Cedar Rapldi , Iowa. f5.8m.
OPERA. BOUFITB BU8BAND8.
heo'a Tailor Husband Thottomonoo
of Almeo and Other Artiste'
Life.
iw York Journal.
Theo'i husband U a tailor of the
Rue St. Honore In Paris.
They are good friends bnt live very ,
much M a great , many French couples
lo who have nothing to do with the
tage. He goes fall way and she goes
ien There Is a strong durable sffio-
ion between them. When the comes
tome from her triumphs and her
scapes she turns the earning ! she hat
made Into his oalaae and he puts It
nto his tailoring business , which Is
most prosperous and to which ihe is
he sole heir. Ono of these days
when she has crown too ola or too fat
or opera bouffa she can quiet down
nto an honest little bonrgoolto with a
iloasant Income that will support her
or all the years of her Ufa.
As it Is , Thee has an eye to the
main chance. She has hosts of ad
mirers , of course , In Paris and they
'tnoir they please her by purchasing
heir latest style from the tailor-hus-
land. Ho la a good tailor , too , which
makes it the less exacting.
When a now admirer is introduced
> y a friend she will of ten say : "My
dear fellow , where did you pick np
hat atrocious redingote , thnio fearful
jintalooni ? You ought to look bettoi
.ban that , for yon pootois benne mine
My husband , the dear.Jgood man , oar.
do better for men than that. By al
means go and ioe him. "
Bhe will often say , "Your floweri
annoy me. Why not spend the monej
n good , serviceable clothes1
These hints are under stood one
they are complied with Instantly. Shi
soon knows those who nave gene t <
the Rue Saint Honoro and will ooaio
lessly joke at these who propose t <
have had their suits made anywhori
else.
else.A
A wicked wag In The Figiro said
that a peculiarity of Theo'a llttlo sum
mer place , at Asnloret , was that golc
headed nails protroded everywhere
They appeared to be of no other us
than to tear clothes , and thti helpet
the husband's bniiness.
Theo makes It a sacred dnty t (
wrlto twicA a week to her hnsbaci
and to H nd to him as often as posalbl
the money she has earned , She ha
the usual distrust of American bank
acd financial establlsementa and lu
lists upon being paid In French gold
Not till then does she feel she own
anything.
The tailor husband had a notion c
coming over to America on a visit i
his wifo. Bat she dissuaded him ii
the strongest manner. "Lot no bet
make money while we can , " she wrote
"There will oomo plenty of time t
spend it hereafter.
Perhaps the only reasonable fan !
that can bo found with Theo Is the
she wants to save too much and mak
too much In America. She often woai
her costumes much too long and unt
they got pretty well worn out an
shabby. She bad one costume In "I
Grand Caiimlr , " that of the Kouyen
which had seen many better daju-
and pretty far back. In "La Joli
Parfnmenso" her droitOk ought reall ;
bo be renewed.
Aimee , who will come here , it I
is pretty certain , next year , made a pole
always of dressing well , She wen
perhaps to no excessive expense , be
tier colors were always well chosen , he
n Blocking * were quite a feature and sh
was Invariably piqoanto and fresh ,
And , by the way , how very char a
ing but bow very untrue this roraanc
of Atmeo and poor Djrcy , who dto
recently In Havana of yellow fever
Ho and Almeo had boon constant t
each other for nearly ton years a
ago in the llfo ot a prlma donna 1
opera bonfTa. It IB said that Aime
waa poor , and that Darcy , who had ai
oopUd an engagement with Grau , wi
sending her every week two-thirds <
his salary to support her. I'orhaj
had she needed It and called upu
him ho would have done it. Bat tl
Be fact Is worth Daroy unfortunate speci
latlonswlth Aimoo's money which hi
A , pulled her down from tfllaonco
' 7 genteel poverty. That Is to nay ,
7n $250,003 which she had when si
m went to Europe , only $ ! 5 000 waa hi
tie Then they resolved to part. She sa
tie she could not afford to spend no mor
lo Ho had grown lazy and would nev
10 work again while a frano remalno
10al He meant to accept an ongageme
ao somewhere , and ho did. They parti
good friend * , but It was nnderstoi
they wore not to come together agal
ho Occasionally they wrote then 1
an died , and Almeo roilly mourned hi
very bitterly. Tier grlof lasted nearly
a wockl
D. talatz3s waa a Parisian journalist
who lived In I'.irts , aud ( o whom she
sunt all her money , When she got
Kick every dollar c f It waa gone1.
Lilly nud Montague wore unmarried
ladles. ,
Bnt among thorn all there was not a
more devoted wlfo than Tosteo , who
was the wlfo of desire , n fatnoua
comedian of th i Plala R tyal. They
too parted for mouths at a time and
banked their ansets. When they had
grown to bo very rtoh they bath died
within a year and loft all the money to
an adopteJ child.
Poorlnua , who waa such a great
favorite hero a few years ago eay
twelve fell in love with the first violin
lin of the orohoatra ono Colounit.
She undo him the loader of it. Ho
wna n good looking , gentlemanly fol
low , and a rcnlly fine musician. Tnon
they nintrlcd after the French fashion
and went back to F/uncn nf tor a whtlo.
There poor Irma ( the Istor of I'aola
Marti ( began to have trouble with her
( yea. After nome tiuio she had to
lunvo the stugo and gradually grow
ttono blind , which nho ia still. As
she wont down ho roio up. To-day
ho is ono of the host known musicians
in I'txrl" , aud leads an orchestra some
thing t f .or the style of Theo. Thomas'
here. They nro well off through his
efforts , and hn devotion to her ii as
great aa at that tlmo when she was
adored by the public nnd potted by all
lucky enough to got an introduction to
hir.
hir.After
After all French actresses , while
they have different notions from ours
about the marriage vow , and Indeed
do not attach any Importanoo to It ,
are generally very happy on famlllo.
Mrs. Lydia B. Plnkham'a Vegeta
ble Compound la a most valuable med
icine for ladies of all ages who may bo
jfil otod with any form of disease pe
culiar to the aex. Her remedies are
not only put np In liquid.forms but In
Pills aud Lotengea In which forma
they are securely sent through the
mall * .
Railway Time Table.
U. P. R. B. MAIN LhiK.
LI1TI. 1RMT1.
DilljrKinr rlt:15pm : I DfJ'y Kzprci .8lS : p m
Dearer x | > . . . 1:40 : p m I Denrtr Kip..7:35 : m
Emigrant. . . . 6UOpm : | Emigrant..A:20km :
OVUIUAND LINCOLN I.1NE-U. . P. DEPOT.
LUYI. AR&IVI.
LlDooIn hx..llittkm I Lincoln Ei..loSpm :
Uli d 8:19 : ft m | Mixed 1:15 : pm
DUMMY TRAINS BRIDGE DIVISION.
Dummy tr lnil Te Omib i foll'wi : g.-OO *
mP.-00 ; m ; 10GO : m ; U.CO m , 1:00 p m ; 2:00 :
p mj 8:09 : p m ; 4:03p : m ; 5 00 p m ; flCO : p in.
Dummy train * leife Uoun II DluRi u tollowi :
8i : ! ) m ; 9tB : m ; 10:25 : m ; 1125 m ; iS5p :
m:2S5p m4:2Spmfi.SSptn ; : ; ; fl : > Bpni.
Bundtyt he Dummy tralni le ro Ora h l
8:00.11:00 : : tn ; 2:00 : , 4:00 : , fi:00 : and 6:09 : pra.
Ltr.T i Council Biuffi t 8:25 : and 11:25 : a to ,
226 , 45 : , 6:25 : and 6:23 : p in.
THROUGH AND LOOALPA81ENOER TRAINS
IIIUDOE D1TISIOK.
LKAVR OUAIIA. UUVR COUNCIL Ftl.UrrS.
I'iasNo 2..7:45 : am rail. No 6. . . 7,4am
11 No 10. . . .Ji'Bpm " Vo 111..11:20 : m
" No 4 3:40 : pm 1 No 3. . .11:30 : a in
Emlerint No 0.0:15 : a m ' Nol 7-20 pm
" NoT.fl-tOpm " No 1. . . . 7:00 : pm
SIOUX CITY ft PAOIFIO-DEI'OT N. IS.hSt
lai Omaha ( or O'Neill via St Paul
Mnefor Blair . . . 8:30 : an
Arrive fiom NdlKb . 00pm :
C. , M. & SF. 1' . R. R. U. I1. DEPOT.
LKAVR.
Mill A. Ex . 7:45 : am' . . . .7.-25l"n
Atlantic M. . , t:4o : put Paaflo Ex..Ul5 : am
Dally except Sunday ( Daty.
WAIU8U.8T. LOUIS & PACIMO R It.-U. P
LKAVK. AHB\VI
Omaha . 7:15 : am I Omaha . 7:15 : an
. 7tf : > pn > | " . Ctopu :
C. , B. & Q. R. R U. P. DEPOT.
Mall" . 8:15 : a m I Oxnrcs . 10:00 : an
ExpriBl . 8:10 : pm | all * . 7.25 pi
N. V. hx. leivci Council BlulTiat 8:17 : pmt
' " arrive " 8:20 : a mf
Sundays oxceptod. | 0mabatlme ,
0. , R. I. ft P. K. R. U P. DEPOT.
Mall 0:45 : urn Exproil 7:10 : a c
Kiprcni ,7"B P m Uall 3:10 : pi
* junday 8 ci ccptcd. Sunda ) i uxctptcd.
0. & N. W. n. R.-U. P. DEPOT.
Mali * 7-41 am I Kxircni. | , 0:15a : n
Kxpreta 3:40 : Jim Hall * 7:55 : p i
* 4undayi exceplud | jundnyi uxcoptod
| 3. 0. & 1' . B. B.-U. I1. DEPOT.
Hall ) r.OOam I Exnro H 0:30 : a 11
Kxprct 5:00pm : I Jlallt 7:20 : p t
tSucuayi exctpted.
ST. FAUL& OUMAHA , NEORBSK * . D1VISIO ]
-DEl'OT N. 15TI1 BT.
No 9 8:15 : am I No 1 E20pl
No 4 1:00 : l > m | No 3 11:51 : a I
tiiinuays exccptal.
K. 0. , BT. JOB , & 0. B , n. H-ll. ii U.nEPOl
'
Mai' ' . . 8:25 : am I Kiprosn 0:5) : a i
Expr 89 70pm : ! | Mall 0:50 : p I
B. AM. n. , INNEBHA'KA.
DcmerKxpl5am : 6:35 : pi
Lincoln kxp..035pm 0:10 : a i
MISSOURI PACIFIC- . P. DKl'OT.
AllltOK. UKrlllT.
Eiprcea 7:45am : I Expiril 7'Cpi
Mail 0:10 : p m | Mall , . .7:15 : a I
Tr.lni Icav n at 72A p m and ktllvInK at 7 : <
am wllihave Pullman tl.epiri.
Opening and Oloatng of Mnlli.
RUl'Tlt OFKN CI.UHI.
a m. p. m a.m. p.n
ChlcsL-3 & Northwettun. . ,11:00 : 0CO : | 4:30 : 2 : <
Clilcik'O , IlocK I.lkDil It I * . 11:00 : 0:10 : 4.10 : 2- :
Chicago , 11 jrllo toniJ..lliiO 9:0 : } 4:301 : ! :
Wabuh 12:31 : 4:30 : 2 :
Bloux City & 1'wlBc 11:00 : i'M
Union faIHc 4:00 : 11:4U :
Omaba&hepub.icin Val. . 4.5111:10 :
BurlligtontMo.InN b. . . 4:09 : 7I'J : 5.1
Omaha It orthwc > torn A.30 7:10 :
Jllnourl I'utllc 7M : 8:55 :
Ixxal mtlli lor Htato ct Iowa leave but once
c'ay , tli : 4 30 a. m.
A Unco'.n ui-ll tlia opened at 10,0 : a , m. .
Octet open eundaya Item ltW m. to 1:00 : ]
m >
11103. V. IUI.I , , Poktraa tor.
Saturday I veu ng ra ns
The folio tint ; tabK ihowi ths d'o and nam
ft io\t * running tialia to CkicuKO dom tl
Union I'aclflt fantcr ! on Saturday evening :
MONTHS.
V tr
Januiry. . . , IS
l'e'ru ry. . . luS21 3-21
Match. . . . S-21 17
April H 710 ?
M y ' 10
June 10' 9-30
July 7-26 21U
Augtut 18 U
September. K-SO t-22
October 20 18
N rtmboi. , 3-21
12K
D cenlier. . . 15
, St P til Mlnncap"lli and Oiii *
IN Inn leave every H iturilay ate i noon.
ALMA E. KEI
DKAIKKIN
to Fine Millinery
HAIR QOOD3 ,
WAVES , BANGS , ET
id Sfcook Entirely .Frefih and Nei
0 > 10 HTH BTIIEKT , OPP. POSTOFFIUK.
or
d.nt MCCARTHY &BUBKE
ed
3d Undertakers
n ,
ho 318 14TH HT..BKT. FAUN AM AS
1m DOUOLAB
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he Latest , Most Artistic ,
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PRECIOUS STOKES and
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and see our Elegant New
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corner llth and Farnham
Streets
LSJH
THE LEADING
mm HOUSE
IN TIIK WEST I
Genaral Agents for the
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Organs manufecturoc.
Our prices are as Low as
any MoitoinMatiufaotarer
andD'aler ,
Pianos and O'ga ssold
for cssh or installment at
Bottom Pr cs.
A SPLENDIO stcck of
Steinwiy , ChickeTincf ,
Knabe , Vose & Son's Pi
anos , and otur ma es ,
Also dough & War-on
Sterling Imperial Smith
American Organs , &c , Do
not fail to see us Lbefore
purchasing.1
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW GASES.
A Large Stock always on Hand.
HAS TEE JJEST STOCK IN OMAHA AND MAKES THE LOWEST PBIOE8
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS
Have how been finished in our store. m
ing it the largest and most complete
FURNITUREHOUSE
In the West. An additional story has been
built and the five floors all connected
with two
HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS , ,
) ne Exclusively for the use of Passengers. These immense warerooms -
rooms three stores , are 66 ieet wide are filled with the Grand
est display of all kinds of Household and Office Furniture evei
shown *
All are invited to call , take the Elevator on the first flooi
and go through the building and inspect the stoob
CHAS. SHIVERICK ,
206 , 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street , Omha
DEWEY Se STONE ,
FURNITURE.
ORCHARD & BEAN | J. B , FRENCH & GO ,
A R P E TSIIGROCERIES
STENCIL CUTTING ,
Locksmithing , Bell Hanging , Saw Filing ,
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL REPAIRING.
27 3E" .
3 OJiSJroot , 2d Door North of Dod o , Omaha , Neb.
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HORSE HOEING GENERAIi BLACKSMITHINQ
315 FlftonnthHtrr.et , hntwoon TTornnv and
On Long Time Small Payments
AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
A. E , JU. , (510 ( ftodire , Omaha ,
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT AVERTED.
No Floods in , the Missouri. And Every ono Buys of
711 THIRTEENTH BT.
i
n , NEW & SECOND HAND FURNITURE , STOVES , CROCKERY
Tin , Glassware , Carpets and Household Supplies ,
.
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