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THE DAILY BEE OMAHA , FR\D \ Vr JUNE 22 , 1883. COMPLETE TEEATMENT , A SIRO | ! ilo e n ( SjnforJVi lUdlenl Cure Instantly rcllc\c < tlie ini'it violent Sneezing or Hcrul folds , dean the Head ai bj magic , stops watery discharges fromtlio nose and cyci , pre\cuts Hinging Nol ci In the Hcail. cures Nor > mn headache , ami subdue * Chills ami Kecr. . In Chronic Catarrh It cleanup the nasal ( images of ( . 'Ul mucus , restores the imn cs of iimoll , tarto and hearing when afTocted , fruos the head , throat and bronchial tube * of offensive matter jweetetu anil purlflc < the breath ( tops the touxh \nd arrcsU the program of catarrh towwards con- mmptlon. . . Ono bottle lladlcal Cure , ono box Catnrrhal Sol- rant anil Sanfonl'n Inhaler , all In ono package , wild 'by ' all ilrusTKbti for * 1. Ask for HANKOUU'.S KADI- CAL CUHK. POTTER Dmo AND Cm M. Co.t < % i i. . For the relict and prevention. COLL I W.Cl the INSTANT IT IS APPUKI ) , \ \ VOLTAIC/ > * > ' llhcuinalUm , Neuralgia , Sclat- . .Stomach and Honch , Shooting * r * ? ' Pains , Numbness , lljsterli , Fe. ' - * " . male Palm , Palpitation , Pjcpcp- . sia , Lt\er Complaint , llilllm'i * Fe ver , Malaria anil epidemic * , use /ffT . 'ivv COLLINS' PIASTiU.S : ( an EI.KO- , LECTrXIC\\TllIO nATTKUY COMllINIU ) 7 A OTCOS " ' " ' n Porous Plaster ) and laugh at pain. Me. ocrj w here. LTle Oldest Established BANKING HOUSE IN NEBRASKA , \CALDWELL \ , HAMILTON & CO. , Bankers. Business transacted same as that of an | mcorporated Bank. t _ Accounts solicited and kept subject to [ light check without notice. Certificates of deposit issued payable I n three , six and twelve montM , bear- [ ng interest , or on demand without in * crest. Advances made to 'customers on ap proved securities at market ratea of in terest. The interests of customers are closely uarded and every facility compatible vith principles of sound banking freely stendcd. ) raw Sight Drafts on England , Ire- lid , Scotland , and all parts of Europe. Eollections Promptly Made. ST , LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE , rraham Paper Co. , 217 and 219 'North Main .St. , St. touts. WHOLESALE DnALEUS IN OK , IDADPOO JWRITINO , ENVELOPES , GAUD BOAUD AND 'RENTERS' STOCK , I jtlTCaah paid ( or Rags and Paper S ck , Scrap Iron lMetal-4 orjbfock Warehouses , 1229 to 1227 North Sixth may24-3m / SPEER'S 14 * it ort Grape Wine ! In tfee principal churches ( or communion purposes. ron INDIES , AND WEAKLY PEIISONS AND THE AGED § f's ' Port Grape Winf FOUB YEAIIS OLD. ffc and Strengthening Prop erties , _ irpaued by any other native vine. Heln > ire juice ol the Grape , produced under Hi .01 own ptnonal sujiervlaion , the purity an ( \iencss \ are guaranteed. The youngeat chll ; rtuk of IU generous iualitle < , andthaweakci I uie It to adtantage. It U particularly bcn < a the aged and debilitated , and ouited to th V ailritntu that effect the weaker sex. It Is 1 : < pect a wlno TO UK ItEUED ON. SPEER'S t J. SHERRY ? . * J. SIIF.flllV IB a wine ol superior charactci rt ke o ( the rich qualities of the grape ( roi 'tit made. For purity , rlchncan , Havor an tal purpoecs , It will be ( ound unexcelled. " SPEER'S 9. BRANDY mndy stamlj unrhalledIn tlila countrybelli rior ( or incilicinal pun > osea. pure ilistillatlon from the grape , and cni [ uablo medical propertlcK. t delicate tU > nr , similar to that ol the Krap Mcli it U dUtllled , and U In ( 'rtat ( a trvt-cUM fniiillles. U the Blsnature ol ALKKCU SI'KKIl , 1'osal 'Q\CT the cork o ( each bottle. r Kenuard Hrn' & Co. , Jl. I'arr , fichroter j.J ) ' J/c , James Font ) the and J. UfJ'anter. 1 ftl of purity , ' iiomlcal than competition ; ht , alum or llOTAL lliK- 'fYc ltl 1,000,000.1 u.'of Ne arlc , N. J. , Capital l,27SOOO.i . . . , . . ' Pnlladelphla , Capital. . 1,200.000. i , Capital , . . . . ! 1,539,915. J Room )9 ) , Ouuhl National IUnk Hull .ho * * No. S75. ere e < llT RELIGIOUS RACKET. The Coming Sunday School Con vention at Orotoi "f \orols " nnd Other Inrorinatloii. Tliis assembly , to bo held at Crete from June 25 to July < 5 , willoiford a bet tor opportunity to gain inspiration and instruction for Sunday school work than has over before been enjoyed by the people ple of this state. The normal instructors include Rev. F. Grafts and wife , and Rev. J. S. Ostran- der , all of Brooklyn , N. Y. , besides sev eral others of equal experience. The lecturers include leading clergymen of the different denominations and represen- satives of sovur.il educational institu tions. The exercises comprise model les sons , normal drills , music , popular lec tures , etc. , on all phases of Sunday- school work. Besides those advantages for getting knowledge of the word of God and the work of the Sunday school , the people of Crete have taken great pains _ to provide healthy and enjoyable recreation in the \ > ay of boating , fireworks , illuminated boats , etc. , etc. They have secured the "big tent" be longing to the G. A. 11 , for the occasion , and have arranged with the B. & M. rail road to have excursion trains run from different points on every day of the as sembly. Several schools have already en gaged to improve- the opportunity for picnic excursions , and others are planing to do so. It is expected the attendance will bo large , and all who wish to enjoy a good thing should avail themselves of this op portunity. Following is the rnooiiAM : MONDAY fcVKNINO. 8KX ) . I'latfonii Meotlnjf. Short addresses by the Normal Instructors , outlining the wort of the Amcmbly. TUESDAY MORNING. 8:00. : Chlldren'H Clan * . Pictorial Blnckboard LCHSOII , by llev. J. S. Ostratuler , Brook lyn , N.V. 9:00.i Normal IAWHOIIH. 1. The Word of ( Ted : outliiiB analysis of its lending , truths , Itcv. J. L. Mnile , Springfield , Mo. 2. The Sunday School ; . its place nnd jmrjxuc , Kov. J. S. Ostrurulor. 11:00. : Address. Christian Kducationj its iraportanco and how xecurcd. Kev. G. W. Ueed , Gibbon , Neb. TUESDAY AFTERNOON. 2KX ) . Lecture. Harmony of Science and the Bible. Prof. F. W. Grobe. Lincoln. 3:00 : Normal Lesion. The Teacher before his Class , M. C. Hard , Esq. , Chicaeo. ' 4KX ) . Instructions to Primary Teachers , Mrs. W. F. Qrafts , Brooklyn , N. Y. TUESDAY EVENING. 8.00. Popular Lecture. Successful Men of To-day , and what they say of the "secret of their success , Rev. W. F. Crafts. \\KDSKSDAT MOHNINt ! . 8:00. : Children'H Class. Mrs. W. F. Crafts , Normal Lessons. 1. Inspiration of the Bible , Kev. W. F. Crafts. 2. The Teacher's Books ; and how to use them , Kev. J. S. Ostrander. 11 K)0. ) Address. The Child Nature , Kev. J. L. Mailj. \ > KDNKHDAY AFTERNOON. 2:00. : Lecture. Pro-occupation of the Ground , Kev. Henry Wilson , Hastings , Neb. 3:00. : Normal Lesson. The lour Gospels , M. C. Hazard. 4:00 : Instructions tol'rimary Teachers , Mrs. W. F. Crafts. WKDNESll AY 'EVEN I SO. 8.00 Sunday School * Theories and Workers , Kev. K. N. McKaig , Lincoln. TIlSlMDAVSIORNINO. 8:00 : Children's Class. Mrs. W. F. Crafts. 0:00 : Normal Lessons. 1. Bible History and Geography , Kov. J. S. Ostrander. 2. 1 ho Toacher's Preparation , Hev.W. F. Crafts. 11:00 : Address. Unruly Boys , M. C. Haz ard. THURSDAY AfTEUNOON. 2:00 : Lectmo. The Claims of Christ , Kev. W. F. Kinglaml , Hastinpf. 3KX ) Nonmd Lesson. The Science of Teaching , Kev. J. L. Malle. 4:00 : Instructions to Primary Teachers. Mrs. W. F. Crafts. THURSDAY EVIKIKO. 8.00 Lecture. Things that Win in Sunday School Work , Kev. W. Scott , Omaha. FRIDAY MOUSING. 8:00. : Children's Class. Mrs. W. F. Crafts. 9.00. Normal Lesson. 1. . Interpretation ol the Bible ; types , symbols , etc. , Kov. W. Crafts. 2. Power of the Missionary Spirit in the Sunday School , Kov. J. Iy. Mailo. 11KX ) . Address. Mission Sunday School Work , J. W. Osborn , "Fremont. ' KIUDAY AJTEKNOON. 2KX ) . Lecture. ' A visit to Egypt and the Holy Land , Kev. II. M. Goodell , Blair. 3.00. Normal Lesson. Map Drawing am Blackboard Work , Rev. J. S. Ostrander. 4:00. : Instructions to Primary Teachers. Mrs W. F. CrafU. FRIDAY KVXNINCI. 8.00. Lecture. Manners and Customs o People of the East in Bible Times ; illus trnted with Oriental costumes , Kev. J. 3 Ostrander. SATURDAY MORNING. 8:00. : Children'o Class. Mrs. W. F. Crafts 9:00. : Normal Lesson. 1. History of out English Bible ; illustrated with fiftuoi charts. Rev. W. F. Crafts. . , 2. The Teacher's Difficulties and Mis takes , Kev. J. S. Ostrander. 11:00. : Address. The Minor Prophets , Kov A. F. Sherrlll , Omalia. BATURDAY EVENING. 2KX ) Lecture. The Home and the Sunday School , Kev. A. F. Marsh , NelljfV Neb 3KH ) Normal Lesson. Christian Evidences Kev. J. L. Maile. 4:00 : Instructions to Primary Teachers , Mrs W. F. Crafts. HATUUDAY KVENINflf 7:00 : Teacher's Meeting , conducted by M. C Hazard , 8.00 Popular Lecture. The Southwest , Kov Robert West , Chicago. BUNDAT MORNING. 8.00 The Assembly Sunday School , M. C Hazard , superintendent. 10.30-Preachln Service. Sermon by Kov Robert West. HUNDAY AFTERNOON. 2KW Children's Senico. Sermon by Kev.W F. Crafts. 4:00-YomiK : People's Meeting. Short nd dresses by Kov. .1. S. Oitrander , Kev. J Mailo and others. HUNDAY EVENING. 7:00 : Pralso ken Ice , conducted by Prof , L M. A\orill , Hastings. 8KX-Lecture. ) ' 'Tho Holy Spirit's Work ii Sunday School Teaching , Kov. Rober West. MONDAY MORNING. 8:00-Chillron's : | class , Mrs. W. F. CrafU. 9:00 : Nonnal lesson. 1. Religious Institution of the Bible , Kov. J. S. Oitrander , I. Illustration in teaching , Kev. W. F Crafts. 11KX ) Address , Heart Power In Sunda School Work , Kov. C. W. Merrill , Lin coin. MONDAY AFTERNOON. 2:30-Lccturo. : The IiutlncU'of Childhood and how to utilize them In Sunday Schoo Work , Rev. W. F. Crafts. 3KX ) Normal Lesson , Christian Doctrine an oo Experience , Rev. J. L , Mailo. oo 440 ; Instructions to Primary Teachera , Mr * 05 W.F.Crafts.1 MONDAY EVENING. 800 ; Grand Musical Concert , under the dlrcc tion of Prof. M. L. Averill. TUESDAY MORNING. :00 : C < mpottl\n ! cxauihiatloiKi 1. Children's Claw * . ) \n-4.i , . 2. XoniMl C1.VS. kVi * , 'IVachrrJ fial" ° llour I > 3. Primary l:00-Clo : lngWortN. Certificates will be given to all who ) as < t tlio examinations ; and prics to the test in e.ichdupaitmunt. NIhV XOTKS. om' i < omlenoo of Tne 111 r. CLAUINDV , Iowa , Juno 20. Wo had ireo days of clear we.ither and began to link the wet spell was ended , but lost ight , without warning or provocation lu rain poured down in torrents. The onstnnt rains will certainly shorten the rep , though the soil of this county is of ich a character that the fields may bo orkcd almost immediately after a hard in , so that there is hope for a fair crop et. Farming is after all a very nn- ortaiu venture. It is a lottery , not inch better than Gen. Beauiogard's at \o\v Orleans. If the plant is not dam- ged by the deluge or drouth , it must tin the gauntlet of insects , blight or arly frost , and is never safe till arvcsted , and then the spccu- itors and railroads gobble it. Yet ow true it is that all wealth oinoa out of the soil. As the abe draws it whole nourishment from 10 mother's breast , so does tliis busy opuhition of ours suck all life and lux- ry and prosperity out of mother eaith's mplo bosom. You can't think of anv usincss that would bo worth "shucks ' the crops fail , unless it would bo the ndertiikor's. These w et days make mor- liants' faces as long as a lioo handle. a the farmers' chances brighten the lerchants' faces begins to smile. The jrmer then , ought to bo at the top of so- iety. Ho Bought to bo better educated lian the minister , for ho stands nearer od in nature ; ho ought to bo better lothcd and richer than the lawyer , for lore depends upon him than upon the ourts ; better housed than the banker , or ho creates that which makes the banks. lo ought to dictate the financial and ommcrcial policy of the nation. But o don't. Ho don't even run the county onvcntion. The Methodists hero are charmed and ixcitcd by a woman preacher , a Mrs. lobinson , revivalist. She lias been > reaching and holding religious services light and day for two weeks. Sundays ho house will not hold all who Hock to ear her. She is a gifted woman , and 10 doubt inspired. With a most pleasing oice , an unlimited How of language. > ho appeals to the emotions rather than he intellect , and wins the unbounded dmiration of her own sex. The Presby- erians with honorable exceptions , show icr the cold shoulder for they oppose voman's preaching , because old bachelor Jaul did , and because , 1 am sorry to say , i spirit of jealous rivalry exists between ho two leading churches here. But Mrs. 1. is doing good. She has blended the warring factions that sprung up in the hurch during the building of the now ihurch. [ Say , isn't it dreadfully incon- enient to call both the building and the irganization a "church ? " ] But she has nado no converts yet , 1 believe. Her mrvcst is not quite ripo. City attorney Parslow came near bo ng drowned Monday. Ho was out in , ho west part of the county with a buggy ind team from Capt. Beerm's livery liable , and in crossing the swollen Tarkio ; ho bridge wont down under him. Pars- ow crawled out of the back of the buggy and saved himself. Ono hprso was drowned and the other , BO near it that it was barely alive when rescued. M ! . W. Russell is building a fine resi- lence , to cost from § 0,000 to § 10,000 , on commanding eminence in our southwest suburbs. Editor Ridonour , of The Democrat , 'ell on an icy sidewalk last winter and > roko his le'g , on which lie is still limp- ng , for rheumatism and other things sot n and retarded the healing process. Ho low makes out a bill against the city for ' lamagcs , and will pr'ob.ibly bring suit for ? 5,000. At the time of the accident ho vas a member of the city council nnd on lie street and alley committee. Fulled. Special Dispatch to THE DKK. BOSTON , Juno 21. Win. Cook & Co. , straw goods manufacturers , Foxboro , Mass. , are reported to have failed. Lia bilities about § 200 , 000. Considerable of : hcir paper is held by Boston banks. , LOW PRICES FOR. PIANOS AND ORGANS. OHICKEIUNG Piano , price 850 rosewood " case , second hand. J. P. HALE Piano , price $150 7J octaves , moulding all around , carved legs , serpt. plinth. MASON & HAMLIN Organ , price $35 ; will rent for § 2.150 monthly. \VHITNEY & HOLMES .Organ , price § 85 10 stops and 2 knee swells . / AV. W. KI JIB ALL Organ , price 75 used only 3 months full size. Ono 0 octavo CHICKERING for rent at § 5 monthly , Any of above instruments on monthly payments discount for cash. Call soon. 20-3t A. HOSPE'S MUSIC HALL. See great reduction in Silk Wraps at CRUICKSHANK'S. jl'J-thur&sat Miunehalia Baking Powder. Guar anteed. Can't bo beat , at Hanloy's. 10-lOt Summer L/ncfnvcar. The largest assortment and the best value for your money at Rumgo'a. ' The popular Dry Goods merchants , Messrs. W1IG and WESTBEUG , have undoubtedly been very successful since their opening. The largo and 'elegant stock of dry goods the firm carries is ol the very best quality , and usually sold al Very low prices , which undoubtedly is tin reason of their popularity. * HI'Kl'IAI. I1AUOAINS. DllKSS SlLKH. GARRABRANT & COLE. Fresh fish at Motx & Rosenstein's. For crockery , glassware and hammocks go to Win. Gentleman's. The finest display of fruit and vegat nblesatGoo. HEIMUOD'S. GOODWIN In thisTity , Juno L'Oth. at 4 11 m. , Delia , daughter of J. M. and Salll Goodwin , aged 5 years. , Funeral to-day , Juno 21 , at 11 a. m. , fron the residence of Collins Jordan ou West Cum Ing ntreot. The Latent Sheet Muaio Dots a copy a EDIIOLM & EHIOKBON M. Jlubbcr Coala. The best makes at Ramgo's. For White Lead and Mixed Paints G to Goodman's. THE WATER'S ' WORK , The Situation oil the Various Eail- roods Loading South , A lliully Dcinornll/i'tl Condition All Around. The storm of Saturday night \\ns _ onu of the severest experienced tliis season , its ravages being worst to the south of ns and cutting oil" rnilrotul coimmfnica- tion over the Kaims City , St. Joseph t Council BUilIs , Missouri Pacific , Wiilmsh , St. Joseph & Western , etc. Tlio'follow- ing details of the etl'eets of the storm , athered from our St. Joaonh exchanges , ill be of general interest : (1P..NKUAI. IHSASTKU. The Gazette says : "Almost the entire ailroad system of the vest lias been lumnged more or less. At this place ivurythimr is dead in that regard. The vansius City , St. Joseph & Council Ulull's , Vabash , Hannibal and Narrow linage 10 all abandoned. The St. Joseph it iVestern is probably the greatest sull'erer. Umost every bridge between hero and rand Island on that road is down. It rill bo several days before the repairs on lie St. Joseph it Western will bo made nd trains run again. It is thought they ill put a train out Thursday morning tf toy have no bad luck and no further ains interfere. " TIIK ATUII1.SOS it NK11HAHKA i washed out at numerous places , buttho rorst is at Wliith Cloud , where the iridges are gone and a heavy land slide found. The Central branch of the Jnicm Pacific is so badly washed on its uo west of Frankfort that trains are held n orders. The Omaha extension of the itissouri Pacific between St. Joe and Mis City is useless , as trains go neither lorth or south. They are now side- racked , being the regular mail accommo- lation and pay car. The Missouri Pa- : ilic from S. Joe to Kansas City is en- .irely abandoned , owing U > ono bridge ; oing .out witli high water and land lidea near Pomroy , Oak Mills , and other tations. TIIE WA1IAMII , HT. LOUIS AND PACIFIC. All .trains have been abandoned on is road , on the branch between St. Joe ml Richmond , as well as the main line , rains run on pretty reasonable time on ilonday , but Tuesday 'they were all Abandoned. The Platte riwor bridge"at igency is fully ono foot , if not more , nder water. M. Henry Russell yestpr- , ay sent a gang of men with a coh- truction train out to Afjoncy to : lmin the bridge fast so it could tot float away. Tlioy took chains nth thuin , and akiUs , that they could row out and perform the work properly. In answer to the question as to when hey would put a train out , Mr. Russell MU. just as soon as possible. That if the water went down in two hours and it was ( Wisidered safe , a train would go out in m hour afterwards. They would put .rains through as soon as possible , nnd do ill in their power to make the road in lassablo condition. 8T. JOSEPH AND WESTKIIN. ( There is no change to report regarding , his favorite line. The road is severely damaged- Several miles of it is under tvater from two inches to three foot. Much of the road is washed ; the banks mvo caved ; the waters have made the rack soft and dangerous , and almost , if lot quite , every bridge between St. Jo seph and Grand Island has floated away with the tide , and those , if there are my still in place , are submerged in ivater. It is safe to say that several days ivill have to elapse before a train can pass over this road , even should the irater go down as rapidly as it came up. As soon as practicable , a full force of 'lands , with the necessary construction xains , will bo put to work , and the road ilaced in condition'for business. KANSAS CITY , ST. JOB & COUNCIL 11LUFFH. This road is now open from Leaven- worth to Council Blull's. A train went down to Lcavcnworth Tuesday morning and ono in the evening , and ono arrived in the morning and ono in the evening. The road is passably good between there and Leavenworlh , but very poor time is made. A train of twelve coaches , in charge of Conductor Covert , left St. Joe at 4 o'clock Tuesday for Council Bluffs. The coaches were all filled , and "t was estimated that live or six hundred persons were on the train. They proceeded along all right until about sixty miles had been placed between them and St. Joseph , and they wcro com pelled to stop. Whether they turned infer for the night some place is unknown. No trains are moving on any of the Chicago , Burlington & Quinoy branches. All the bridges are down. . leg cream sociable at lutM. K. church to-night. Jiurlinylon Jfoutc. . Tito now Hub to California is now open for business , and passengers en route tc the Pacific coastvia this line havoa choice of more routes than offered by any other line out of Omaha. Tourist tickets to Colorado at greatlj reduced rates now on sale. Good to re. turn until October 'list. Great choico'ol routes. Call and see. see.A. . F. BOHDKN , 'ornor ' 1,1th and Farnani , Ticket Agent , ICoodtf See great reduction in Silk Wraps al OllUICKSHANhVS. jlO-thur&sat BLACK SILKS. Jlcrit makes , lowcut jtrlocn. CfAHHABHANT it COLE. VIKNNA Corn Remover is a sunn anil iNLKS.s cuiiK for Corns , and is guaran teed TO culm or money IIKFUNHKD. Prici 25 cents. For sale only by Frank Rog era at the Millard Hotel Pharmacy. _ 18-lmo A. CRUIOKSHANK it CO. Wednesday morning wo will oll'or all o our remaining Silk Wraps at the follow ing gie.itly i educed prices. In placing this great bargain befoio the public wi would state that all of our goods on ou ; second floor must bo sold out previous t < the enlargement of our aheady spaciou store. All silk wraps sold at 815.00 now S .0 ( " " " " ll § 22.00 " 814.01 " " " " " 825,00 " 817.01 " " " " " § 27.60 " 818.01 " " " " 8M.OO " 81'J.Oi " . " " " " 832.00 " ? 20.0 < " " " < 837.60 " 825.0 " " " " 850.00 " :57.5 : " " ' felOO.OO " 805.0 A. CRUICKSHANK it CO. tucs thurs sat Neckwear. The best stales at Kamgo'H. One carload of Window Glass just re coircd at C , F. Goodman's , AMES Farnam Street , SOI.B AGENTS KOH TIIK JXMXOWINO I'llOP- EKTV : Oakhurst ! Oakhurst ! Oakhurst ! Choice and Desirable location for homes. Lots 00x124 to an alloy. Terms one- fourth Cash , balance long time. Easy Payments , lleosona- ble priios. J. I. Redick's Sub-Division. Elegant Building Sites , 100 Lota , 70x142 and 50x142 to alloy. Terms one-third cash. Balance low rates of interest and long timo. HANSCOM PLACE 150 Choice Lots , 50x150 on Easy Terms , TUTTLE'S SUB-DIVISION 5-Acre Lots. $625 One-fifth Down. Balance Long Time at ' at Six per Cent. Interest. ' Sub-Division Cunningham's - 2 1-2 Acre Lots. 2 1-2 Acre Lots. EVERY LOT A CORNER. EVERY LOT A CORNER. $425 One-third'.Down. ' Balance Long Time. Low .Interest. Very Easy Payments. 3 0Suburban Suburban Property , 0 0 0 OHOIOE LOCATIONS , RARE INVESTMENTS , ' > GROOVING AND AVAILABLE DEWEY & STONE , FURNITURE ! ORCHARD & BEAN , Wholesale and Retail Carpets. UBPET \ \ J. B. DETWILER , Invites the attention , of the public to his Large and Well Selected -Stock OF Embracing all the Late Patterns in everything in Carpet Line , IN LARGE QUANTITIES AND AT LACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY 1313 Farnam Street , Omaha , Neb. ' ' J. H. GIBSON , ACTOR ! OOUNEIl TWELFTH AND 1IOWAUU hTHEETH. . . . - - ( 'articular attention Khun to repairing. b'atUfactlon LOUIS BRADFORD , DEALEIt IN , Boors , B1MS.SM ] ETC- ' LOW PRICES AND GOOD GRADES. ' t " Call and Get My Prices Before Buying Elsewhere , Yards' Cor 9th'and \ Douglas , Also 7th and Douglas , W ' , * ' ' > Double and Single Acting Power and Hand Engine Triiiunings , Mining Machinery , Belting , Hose , Brass and Iron Fittings , cam Packing at wholesale and loiail. HALLADAY W1ND-MILLS , OIIUROH t ND SCHOOL BELLS. Corner 10th Farnam St. , Omaha-Neb. W. VF. CLARK , ILL PAPER , PnlKlER , PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR , UL ilIG.GUllK k . - - : r.-- . . Aild work of this kind will receive prompt attention. ' CORNER SIXTEENTH AND DOUGLAS - OMAHj COLD STORAGE FOR BETTER & EGGS IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES AT SMALL COST. # 9Waruhouio and ncrlgetaton ( 601 , 803 , &J , 807 Howard street , Ouuha , Neb. Apply to D"R "RTTIll\fi"li'T3 > Commission , B > JSJLrJiimJbJCii ) Merchant.