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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE-FKJDAf JUNE 15 , 1883.
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THE WILY CAN ,
Enormous Extent of Trade in
Preserved Provisions ,
Three Hundrtd Millions oi
Cans in a Year ,
Of Corr , Fruit , Vcgatnblei and
Fl.h.
i. Y.Journ l.
'Hero are sotno figures that maj
utorcat the readers of Tbo Journal In
ogard to the consumption of canned
> roducta last year : Of canned toma-
OCB , 50.000,000 ; corn , 25,000,000 ;
nlmon , 53,000,000 ; lobntora , 30,000-
00 ; oysters , 30,000,000 ; ether fish ,
2,000,000 ; peaches and hard fruit ,
nch as applea , peers , apricots , etc. ,
0,000,000 ; vegetables , 30.000,000
mall fruits , berries , currants , oto. ,
2,000,000 ; moats and poultry , 25 , .
JOO.OOO ; total , about 300,000,0K (
n . "
The speaker waa Mr. Alor. Wiley ,
manager of one of the largest manu-
isturlng firms of canned products IE
bo world.
"Where did all theBocuns go ? "
"Well , outatdo of the United Statei
hey wore distributed In France , Kng
and , Gormacy , Penang , Borneo ,
Jankok , Slngaporo , Calcutta , Madras ,
.long the Malabar coast , and Non
South Wales , Oar agent at Moscow
rdercd a very largo consignment in
nttcipation of the coronation of the
zir , for these gooda are a novelty In
lusala , where they are now selling
aat. Well-to-do Russians will pny al
most any prlco for them. "
"What cln'ees of people oat canned
oed In the United States ? "
"Tho mlddlo classes , no to apeak ,
rhoro are largo arid tracts In thla conn-
ry where people aeldom BOO green
rult the year round excapt In this
tm. "
"Do you claim any superiority
or the cinnod over the green vocota-
leu ? " '
"Yes , In this w y : We are now
amiln < ; asparagus at the rate of (5,000 (
ana a day , and putting it up within
brco houra after pulllcg it out of the
round. It la gathered in the oarlj
lornlng before annrlao while the don
a still upon It. The some remark np
HOB to tomatoes , of which wo art
uttlng up 42,000 oann dally at oui
aotoryat Morrlotown , where Q etrliif
f wngono n inllo long la woltlug overj
mornlrg to rooelvo the canr. Thi
ame holda fjood with pena , which an
lee gathered before the sua'a heat cat
ot tit them. If you buy almlln ; vogot
bloo grncn nt a retail store they an
anally from ono to throe days old ,
? hey lose their freshneta , whercai
under oar prccesa they will romalc
rtnh and awoot for three years. "
" .Hut what about the chemical ac-
lon of the uoldet ? '
"All our gooda are now coldorcd or
ho ontaldo by a new patent process ,
> y which It ia Impoaobio for the aoldei
o touch the oontonta. Hero , for ex
itnplo , la cno of our tiovr cana of thi
cJnd 1 refer to. You can sao for ycur
self that It Is an I say. "
"What la the Dooret of fiuccoaafn
canuln ) ? '
"To duatroy the germ of the fer
mentation that la all there la iu It
apart from rigid cleanliness.
"Which is the larpost packing centn
InthnUaltodStatet ? '
"Bihlmore , dtoldcdly , for all kind
fruit , vegetables nuA ovat rs. Nai
York ia the great distributing morkol
And yon raust reirombcr that It I
only the seaboard oltlca that real !
enjoy fresh vegetables. "
"How arc thn various klnda of frnll
etc. . Dnrohaaoa ? "
"Vast tracks of market garde
Farms nro bought np In the locality c
the factories , BO that the produce I
gathered right on thu epot. The vef
Btable bntineta ia largely dovelopln
Into still greater proportions undo
thU system , "
"And your fish ? "
' The majority of ealmon come
fron the Pacific coast , and lobatoi
Malno and the British Provinces. "
"What about fictitious brands ? '
"That uaed to oauao a great deal c
trouble but it Is now dying out. People
plo are beginning to find out the bei
for thomsolvoa , Oa our labola n
atato in Gorman , Italian and Euglls
that our canned gooda are warranto
pure and wholesome and our dealer
are authorized to refund pu :
chase price in any ease where sot
BUinnrs have caaso for dlasatlsfai
tlon. "
Who are the largest manufaoturoi
foam ? "
"A firm in Baltimore. Wo are no
manufacturing our own of the beat tl
plate. You aeo it i necessary for t
to bo very particular because our fo ;
pjgn trade ia becoming very largi
Oar market In India la rapidly lucres
Ing , where canned goods are a god
aond to ppoplo who never saw thoi
before , Boatdos , foreign goveri
monta are very atrlot in enforcio
their sanitary regulations , to wlilo
American manutaotnrora must confin
if th'oy wish to hold their own. Th
Jrenoh government ia particular !
\lgllant In thla respect. With regar
to alleged charges of blood polaonln
lot mo say that out of the 300,000,00
cans oold last year not a slntflo case c
sickness was reported so far as I ai
aware , and thla ought to bo auawi
enough to auoh ill-founded complaint
In aelf-defonao we are compelled t
watoh all tooh cases aa como to 01
notice. When they arlso they a :
usually traced to Irresponsible parti
of limited faculties , for If any tuc
result were traced to us , or to any r <
spouelblo manufacturer , It would bo
very aerloua thing , and Involve n lo
of probably thousands of dollars. "
A movement is on foot among tl
wholesale grocers for the ostablls
rnont f "Wholeealo Protectl
Qrccera' Union , " in the Interest >
that particular branch of trade. Tl
object la to regulate , among oth
things , the foreign traffic. It la tl
present cuatom with many largo me
chants to charge cartage duties f
railroad comignmcnta equal to abe
a dollar on thu ton. Sqveral rallroa
deduct thla from thtlr rcanlur bill
Bald Mr. Moorohouio to a Jonruallc
4 Thla apparently small Item amouc
M j r.mon largo Crrna to- many thonaai
dollars a year. Siuae merchants
order not to offend .thole cqitome
will lot the amount go , but in lar
trancaotlons the lots is a very eerlo
one In the aeeregate , "
It ia to produca harmouy in thlaai
kindred market that the organization
la mooatod ,
THE OIKOUS OF THE FDTUEE.
Permanent Locations at Great Cen
ters , as in 'tho Daya of Impe
rial Homo.
Doiton lloi ! d ,
It la not possible that anybody hae
forgotten the * circus cf his boyhood
daya. Then they voro uard to hav
ing an elephant or two , They had n
camel and r. few ether animals. There
waa but ono ring , and the performer !
did not live at hotels , but tried to be
contented with whatever good thing !
more likely they were bad the
gods sent them. There were no
Bleeping oara then. The happiest mac
was ho who could pick up a nap here
or there on the road , when the fit took
him undisturbed by the roaring of the
lion or the loud talk of his keopor.
Olrcnses then wont to small towns ,
comparatively speaking , such as the
big shows of thla day can not afford
to visit. Ono tent , ono brans band ,
ono ropo-walkor , ono elephant , or
poasibly two , ono great rider , and a
few ether Individual specimens these
ra do np the ahow of the daya of out
fathers. Talking with a friend just
now , ho recalled the memories of his
first circus down in Plymouth county ,
and moro thad fifty years ago. There
was ono elephant attached to that
"Bet , " by name , and aho not many
years after crushed the head of her
keeper , which ho confidingly placed in
her mouth , Foolish man , foollah ele
phant. The animals of thla day are
bettor trained and hold in closer anb-
jectlon. In the old days some oi
these shows exhibited in the open all
In the tavern yard , or aomo ether
oonvonlent place , While hero at the
north , ono day or two was enough ; In
smaller southern towns , a show would
stay a week. Hero , Gftoen mlloa wat
as lar aa you could expect a man to gc
with his family to a circus. Dowr
there , fifty miloa wasn't a great dla
tanco.
There is nothing particularly now
about the clraun of the present. There
la an awful lot moro of it too much ,
aomo paoplo think , Bat Mr , Wataoti
had other ideas of the circus of the
past , His recollection wont no far
ther back , bat his suggestions did.
There have been circuses fort no thou
ennd yearn , and , , if one thlnka for r
mtnuto , it will bo acoa how oaay wai
the transition from the old clrcaa ol
ilasclcal daya to that of those latoi
iinca. Twenty O3utnrioa ago thcj
lid things on n tremendous scale. In
tome , for example , there was the cir <
IUB Maxlmns. In the tlmo o :
Julias Ctoiar it waa 1,875 feet IODC
nd G25 feet wldo. The depth of thi
inlldlne ourrounding the upsico wai
ibout 312 feet. Its dimensions wen
ubcequontly much greater. All tin
ircl iu Homo , of which there were i
onsldorablo number , are nearly ob
'toratod , but a clrcua on the ppiai
ai , about two miles from R'jmo
nown aa the Oirous of Maxontlno , ii
till In a otuto of preservation. It
instruction Ia believed to hnvo dif
jrcd very littlu from that cf otho
indent buildings for similar pnrpoeoa
Hong the cldoa and at the end wen
angeu of stouo Boats for the aooota
oro. At the other end were tuo air
oreo , or stalls , covered and furnishoi
vrith gatot , iu which the horses nni
ihariota were driven , tonnlnatintr a
ioth ends ia milae , or goalo. Thi
; amcs were inaugurated by a prccos
ion from the cnpltol , In which per
ions bearing the images of the god
vruut first , and were followed by th
pcrformcra in the games , the consul
and othora. The clraas' wee pjrtlca
'arly djelcnod ( for racoa. A pltchoi
battle waa uomotlmoa roprasontcd
Saa fights weru occasionally oxhioltcd
Viat sunn of money wtro oxpoudei
under the einpiro for the killing c
wild boaatf. Pompcy gave public ox
hlbltlons la the circus for five one
cesalvo daya , during which five hue
dred Ilonaund twenty elephants wor
destroyed.
"Tho circus of the future , " said Mi
Wataon , "interests mo much mor
than the exhibitions of the days am
years gene by. Think of its posslblll
ties ! Wo can't do things on the seal
of the llomana. The coming aho wma
will oontider our big shows too big
Even now people look with ausplolo
upon the man who honestly advertise
that ho can aoat fifteen thousand pec
plo under hla canvaa. But what a little
tlo handful that la compared with th
throngs who were accommodated , "a
the existing ruins show they could be
at Homo and Athens and Aloxandrle
In Jerusalem , it may interest sera
people to know , there are the ruins c
a great clrcua building. But none c
these were to be compared to Rome1
Circus Maxlmus , which had altars an
chapels , Images and statues of th
doltlea. In It was an iron railing n
high as ono man upon another , an
also a ditch to protect the people fret
poialble injury from the porformeri
Now , what thla suggests to mo is the
the circus of the present will ditap
pear ; the olrcna of a half century ag
nobody wanta. The circus of twont
centurloa ago we can not havo. Whc
wo shall have is a combination. Th
magnificence and permanoncoof struct
urea of the Roman empire , the tin :
pllclty and singleness , so to speak , c
the moro recent daya , but no throt
ring displays , They sound well who
you road an advertisement , but fe
people can look In two dlreotlonaat one
They are the beat wo have , but by an
by wo shall have bettor ; the best tl
world can afford in the way of novo
ties and foata of skill and daring , bi
aa much superior in style and su
roundlnga to the show of to-day aaco
bo Imagined. A combination of E
ropoan aolldlty with American ento
prtso and liberality. Think of this i
a possibility In Boston and No
York and Philadelphia , in Ohlcat
and CinclnnaUl and New Orhmn
suppose wo had substantial , bandson
buildings , elegantly finished like the
in Parla or Berlin , "or a half dcz :
other European cltior. Would the
not bo drawn oven larger crowds thi
wa have had bore ? And there is n
ether thing. Speaking of the co
traat between tha two continents
the European cities where com'panl
nro located for months , aa I wou
hnve them in the cities I have name
thcro ia a change ot the bill eve
night In the week , A man of f ami
can go to-night and aeo a dlfl'oro
performance from what was given It
nleht. No moro men would bo 01
ployed , but theywould , be able to i
moro than ono thing they oonld rl
or perform on the trapeze , or porha
do a half dozen ether thlnga aa mlg
bo required , See what a saving o
expenses thla would oauao. A clrcn
cheaper , morofashlonable.moro varlec
in Ita attractions , moro pleasing to thi
public , and less wearisome upon thi
porformora this la the circus of thi
future. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Relic * of the Lost Cause.
The Washington Sunday Iloraldhai
an Interesting article ahowing wha
has boooroo of the confederate goner
ala. It aays many have died , and i
few have disappeared. But those ol
higher rank who aurvlvo are getting ot
fairly well. Of the five field generali
of the confederate army , J. E. Johti-
aton and Boanrcgard anrvhn. Gjn
Johnson la the general agent of i
prominent Now York Insurance com
, and Gon-lhauregard is the ad
iitant-general of the stoto of Linlal
ana ( where ho has created the fines
body of militia for ita num
bers in America. Ho li
also ono of the oommlBslonori
for the liquidation of ono of the olc
Louisiana atato banks , outsldo o
which bo haa ether Important bnclnoai
oonnectlona. There were twenty-one
lieutenant generals In the Oinfedrratt
army from first' " < J , and of those
all were from the U it d Stbtoa arm ]
but four , viz : ll't ' nsrd Taylor , N
B , Forrest , Wadu Hampton and Jour
B. Gordon. Of them the followlnf
are living : D. H. Hill , who is in
North Carolina ; Stephen Lee , Early
Bncknor , Wheeler , and A. P. Steiw
art , beside * the two not from the ok
United States array mentioned above
Gastavns W. Smith is the rank
ing major general living , anc
la state commissioner of in
anranco in Kentucky. W. T
Martin lives at Natchez , and ia a rail
road president. 0. W. Field and L
L Lanmx are in Florida , and are botb
in the employ 'of the United Statei
oorpa of engineers. Marmaduki
Johnson la ia St. Louis , and ii
wealthy. William Preston lives ii
Kentucky , and has a fortune ho Inhor
ited. Humes lives in Memphis
Tenn. Wlrt Adams is an agent fo
Mississippi , and lives at Jackson
Frank Armstrong llvca hero and Ir
St. Lonli , and la connected with thi
Gould ayatem of railroads intho % south
weat. Churchill wan governor of Ar
kanaaa , and lives at LIUlo Hock , Ool
qnitt was governor of Georgia , and i
United States aonntcr-olect from tha
state. Colston h.m returned froc
Egypt , am ) Is living aomowhoro li
Virginia. DibrcOl la a member o
ongrcts i'-om Tcnneusoo. Lyon , whi
lommanikd ono of Forrest's dlvls
ons awhllo , lives at Eddyvillo , Ky
' don't know what Mackall , who wa
brlgodior-goncral and chief of Gen
Bragu's staff , is doing , but I bellov
ho llvoa In Georgia , McGowan Is i
member of the sapreme court of Soutl
Carolina. W. R. Mllea , Is a cotton
ilantlng magnate on the Yazoo rive
u Mlaslanlppl. R A. Pryor is a pros
lorous lawyer in New York , and , mil
diotn , I hoar ho ia on onthualaa
lo advocate of Gov. B F. Bailer fo
, he presidency. Rlpley , "Old Rip ,
, a ho was called , is In London , thief
of an American rlfla com
any , and Roddy la there wltl
1m. John G , Walker la in Mexico
nd la getting rich In diver mining
nd llolmes la hla partner. Wllllar
0. Wickham ia a prominent rallroa
man end republican in Virginia. 0
the three Lies who were gecoraln-
Onatia , who was Mr. Divla'o chief c
taff ia the prealdout of the Waah
ngton und Lee college in VlrRlnln
Wllllan Henry Fltzhugh Lae , genera
! y called "Runoy , " la a planter and 1
proancroaa on u ft * > estate. . Fltzht
Lee , a cousin of'tho others , ana
'amous cavalry ciliaer , owns tli
'Ravens wood" uctato on the Pott
mac , about fifty miloa below Want
Ington , where ho la living like a fin
Virginia planter of the olden tlmi
Robert Luc , the general's yonngei
.on . , who served in the ranks a great )
part of the war , lives &n the Jamt
Ivor and owns a handaomo cats !
here. Longalroet livea at Gaine
vlllo , Ga. , and ia United States mai
bal. Gon. Early practices law i
jynohburg. Lieut. Gen , A. P. Stov
art la president of the university <
Mississippi , at Oxford , and Llout.-Get
S. D. Lee is president of anotlu
Mississippi institution cf learning. I
H. and Patterson Anderson are deac
Gen , B. Frank Ohoatham is the eupo :
Intending commissioner of thoTonnei
BOO penitentiary , and W. H. , c
'Rod , " Jackson , ono of Forrest's d !
rlslon commanders , ia living not
Nashville qn a magnificent plantatioi
Gen. Wheeler , who commanded all c
Gun. Jnhnaon'a cavalry , ia a plantc
in north Alabama. Gon. Liwton , th
quartermaster-general of the ooufec
oraoy , la a leading member of the Si
vannah ( Ga ) bar , and Gon. Gorpai
the oonfodorate chief of ordinance
died In Alabama the other day. Cool
roll , the ranking confederate got
oral from Missouri , la a United Stati
senator.
The skin is of that delicUo nature npc
which the moat improvement can bo mai
and by the uao of l'ozzonl'4 Medicati
Complexion Powder all roughness , B allot
ness and irritation can be overcome lea
log the ibln delicately white , toft ai
biuooth , This preparation haa a worl
wide reputation , so no fear need be ente
tftlned of the res It. Bold by all dra
gists.
A Oourteou ? Retort.
Tbo lionr.
A good story is told of the ulfo
an American diplomatist , who la fet
of calling upon the colobrletiea
every place which ( ho visits , Beli
In Florence sorao tlmo ago , eho o
preaaod her Intention of calling npc
"Oulda , " the well known novella
Her frlenda attempted to dissua
her , aaylpg that "Quids , " had a vl
lent prejudice againat American
Undotertod , the female diplomat !
called at the novelist's house and w
mot "Oalda. " who said : "I must ti
yon that I exceedingly dlaliko Amoi
cans. " "I am very much turprlssd
hoar ( hat , " was the raply , "forth
are the only people who read jo
ucaty books ! "
Eyoa brighten , cheeks become ros
mueclca gnln strength by the uo
Brown's Iron Bitters.
Gambling m the Army.
Said an old nrmy correspondent i
gardlug the revelations of gambll
among army officers at Washlugtc
"It Is not to bo wondered at that ii
army ciUcors should garablo when II
a fact that the vlco was a common c
during the most active campaigns
the late war. I have seen men ape
the evenlnga between two days o !
battle in playing cards for stakes.
wasn't exactly gambling under fire
but It was the next thing to it. Then
was hardly an officer's mesa , rogl
mental or staff , ( hat wan not a pokoi
club , and thouaandaof dollars ohangec
hands after oaoh visit of the paymaa
tor. Froez3-out poker , the wlnnoi
to maintain the mess until the
next day , waa a common form ol
gambling among the officers. Man ;
of the private soldiers were llvelj
gamblers , and hardly a oompiny wai
without Its 'poktr shark * usually a
cool , qnlot , 'goody-goody * sort of char
from aomo country district. Early in
the war professional gamblers haunted
every depot of supplies , and pressed
upon commissioners , quartermasters ,
and paymasters , Ono or two pxymas <
tors lost fabulous flams to these sharks ;
then defaulted , wnro sent to prison
and the gamblers fhd to Canada until
the storm blow over. The vlco la ct
common and AS fashionable in the
army , among r ffijors and privates , ai
it over was the only difference la thai
the army is not qnlto as largo aa il
was. "
Extreme Tircd'.Feellng-
A lady tolls us "thu fir t bottle hai
done my daughter a great deal ol
good , her food does not distress hoi
now , nor does nho suffer from thai
extreme tired feeling which she did before -
fore taking Hood'a Susaparllla. " A
second bottle effected a euro. Nc
other preparation contains such a con
contratlon of vitalizing , enriching ,
purifying and invigorating proportiei
aa Hood'a Saroaparllla.
The Uuty of To-day.
From Rer. Henry Hopklot * Memorial Sermon a
Kanias City.
Oomtadea , to pay honor to deac
men's memory and b falao to living
issues ia mockery. Ho who votes foi
a dlohone.it man , whether for a cltj
oilho or a national trust , dishonor !
the soldlors'o memory. Ho who di
rectly or Indirectly barters hla ballol
inanltn the grave on which freab
flowers shall fall to-morrow. When ,
then , yon aeo men at the polls lot
about by their masters , voted Instead
of voting ; when you see them drunken
when yon BOO them acting blind
ly through Ignorance , or pas
slonately through prejudice ; whet
they vote for money paid them , cal
out to them Hold there 1 do not thi
( sacrilegious wickedness 1 Our broth
ers by the hundred thousand died
and men were maimed who still live ti
aavo the institutions that yon are try
ing to destroy. When your nolghbo :
ataya fiom the cancan or the poll
through indifference , tell him tha
some men gave four yoara of fighting
and that his sloth In a shame to him
Standing In the Interest of the proson
I nay , lot not the scones and the sacrl
fices of the past bu forgotten. Th
sufferings and doatha of north an
iouth alike are the argument of tc
day. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
THE BAD AND WORTHLESS
Are never imitated or counter/diet
This is especially trno of a famil
medicine , and It io positive proof the
the remedy imitaicd ia of the higher
valuo. AH soon aa it had been teato
and proved by the whole world tha
Hop Bittora was the purest , beat en
moat valuabla family medicine o
tearth many Imitations sprung up an
begon to steal the notices in whlc
the press and people of the countr
had expressed the merits of H. B ,
and in every way trying toinducosul
fcrlng invalids to usa their stuff In
stead , effecting to make money o
the credit and good name of H.
Many others started nostrqmo pat n
invlmllar fitylo to U. . , cwlth var
onaly devised namoa in which th
word " " " " used 1
"Hoj > oa "Hops" were
away to induce people to believe the
were the eama OB Hop Bittore. A
such pretended remedies or cares , n
matter what their style or name i
and especially thooo with the wor
"Hop" or Hops In their name or i
any way connected with thorn or the !
name , ore imitations or counterfoil
Beware of them. Touch none c
them. Ualtig nothing but gonuinoHo
Bitters with a bnnch or cluster o
green Hops on the whlto label. Trua
nothing elso. Druggists and dealei
are warred against dealing in imlta
tons or counterfeits'
Are acknowledged to be th
beat by all who have put thei
a praotioal test.
ADAPTED TO
COKE OR WOOD.
f
UANOTAOTUHED BY
Buck's Stove Co ,
BAINT LOUIS. |
PIEUCY & BRADFOilK
HOLIi AOENT3 KOU
[ R BOOTS
SHOES & ARCTICS.
10,000 , GASES ,
including otandards and grades
match , are offered totho jobbing tra
at lets than niannfacturers1 prices b
HELD , THAYEB & CO. ,
170 Congreii8trect ? ,
BOSTON.
g
i ;
o
Ise DAVIS & BI1YDER ,
) f 605 Farnam St. Omaha Nobraal
fc U'fully Bolfcted UnJ In E&itern Nebrukt
| tie. Qiett Btrgtlni In Iniprurud lirnu , Om
llrlr > opettr.
HAS THE BEST STOCK IN OMAtfAsANDJMAKES THE LOWEST PRIDES
IMPORTANT IMPBQVE1ENTS
Have 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 , Thftse 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 floor
and go through the building and inspect the stock.
CHAS. SHIVERIOK ,
1206 , 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street , Omsha
JOBBER OF
A "T" T" T3 A "DTP "D
_ au - _ -i-J Jtr-G2L. JCT H.i Jtu
s-
AND
I
EASTERN
118 FARNAM ST. OMAHA
and THE LEADING
The Oldest Wkolosalo
Retail JEWSLRYEOUSK
in Omaha. Visitors can here IK THE WE3II
ior the
find all novsltios in SILVER general Agents
Finest and Best Pianos and
VER WAKE. CLOCKS , Organs manufectured.
Rich and Si.yli h Jewohy , Our prices are as Low as
l-he Latest , Most Artistic , any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer ,
and Choicest Selections in Pianos and O'gatss dold
PBECIQUS STONBB and for cash or installment , at
Bottom Pricfls.
all of P07E
descriptions A SPLENDID st'ck oi
WATCHES at as Lo Pri- Steinwuy , Chickering ,
C88 as is compatible vrith Knabo , Vwa & Son's Pi
honorable dealers. Oall anos , an doti-i'i1 makes.
see our Elegant Hew Also Cbugh & Warfen
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
Store To wor Buildmg
,
, American Organs , &c. Do
llth and Favnham
corner not fail to see us before
purchasing.
MAX MEYER & BROB ,
MAHUFAGTU :
Large Stock always on Hand.
PERFECTION
is only attained by using
.
Acir"rjnft. * K A
Stoves and Ranges.
WITH
WIRE IfAUZS flVilB DOOBS ,
For ealo by
ROQHHS & mm
lull-ma
ANHEUKSR-BUSGH.
Brewing
Association ,
CELEBRATED
THIS EXCELLENT BEER SPEAKS
FOE ITSELF ,
Orders from any part oT the State or th&
Entire West will be promptly shipped :
All Our Coutis arc Miule to the Standard of our
Guarantee ,
GEORGE HENNING ,
Sole Agent for Omaha and the "West , .
Office Comer 13fch and Barney Streeta.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others.
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR
It la the be&t and cheapest food for stock of any kind. Ono pound ID oqnnl
to three pounds of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Cake la the fall and win
ter , instead of running down , TV ill lUcroaco in weight and bo In good market
able condition In the spring. Dairymen as well an others who use It can tea-
* tlfy to Us morlta. Try It and judge for yourselves. Prlco $20,00 per ton : no
" ohargo for Backs. Address
I o4-eod.mo WOOODMAN LINSEED OIL CO. , Omaha , Neb