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OMAHA DAIL'V BEE-THURSDAY JUNE 26 , 1884. K. Rice M. D. or other tntnon rwnOTeJ without lh knit * or driving o blood. ' j.pRONIC DISEASES- " ; < ! ifi" Orcr thirty yerarr | ctlcM iperl zio6 OfflM No. renrlitrett , Council Itlufft fJTConcultatlon tree CASH TALKS ! rAt the wdll-knowii Establishment OF J. P. FILBERT , 209 Upper Broaawny , the IPIONEER GASH , f O-3R.OOJUH.7E" Ot Council Bluflj. Notleo our reduced Price Lilt. ! 1 We giro | . IB pounds Kitrn O 8u for. . . . $1 00 ? 11 pounds Granulated Sugar 1 00 h J-25 potimlj ChoiceOitmoal 1 CO y > 25 pounds Navy Boam.u. 1 00 ? 20 poundj BcetDulk Starch 1 00 f 12 pounds Carolina Rica t 00 IS pounds Choice Prund ItOO Sfi ban BuffaloSoip , 1 00 Ext Lake Trout , per pound 09 Lorrili rJ' Flag per Ib . . . , . . . , , . 40 1 dorcn JUckcrcl IB Oolorndo Flour , Winter , per cw 1. 290 10 pounds Ginger Snaps. . . . . . . . . I 00 40poundshcmloy. . . , 1 CO Beallonkcg Syrup . , 1 70 Vhlto Fish , per kll 80 Ifockcrel , perklt , . 85 Dates , per pound , 10 10 3 pound cans SttnJird Tomatoo 100 All klnda California Fruits pound Lusk'a Standard 4 for. . . . , , , . , , . 1 00 T. TB T. All grades , according to qunllty , 150 to 800 per pound. Wo lo carry a full line of llon'o , Ladles' and Children's flno Shews ml itcn'i Fine Boot ! atcry low prices. Also full line ot Tluwaro and general U nicrchandlao. Call on us and bo convinced that YOU can BM o tnonny fey dealing with us. Goods delivered frco Inauy part of the city. In word , we ara bound to sell and challenge all audaole competition la this countv. J. P. FIUJEIITI 04 n , , cr Broadway E. E. WOMERSLEY , M. D. Physician & Snrg < Dror Contl'a Drag Store , South llth Street , i Hickory. Offlco Houn-S toOSO : n. in , 1 to 2:30 MJ 6 to 7:30 : p. m. Nl ht calls promptly attended. THE OMAHA & H. IIOWELL , President. C. R SOUALLER , VIco-Prcsldont. The GENUINE BOULDER and Colorado co l. An thracite , Iowa , MissouriIllinois , Kansas. Coal Yards Bridge Stock Yards. OFFICES 117 8. 14 Street and Mlllnrd Hotel , SCHMELING & BELSCnNER , DEALERS IN C21 South 18th , between Jackton nd JonM 8t . Job Work n Rooflnff. Outtcrln ; , { . , promptlj done. A. CAJORI , Dirui.grgri-jsii ; S N. E. Cor. 10th and Pacific Sta. SODA WATER ! Prosclptlono A Specialty. T. 0. CAKLiaLE , BIIKEDER OF MO. VALLEY , - - - IOWA. "Send for Circulars. " ia. t ; o c3L TO PURCHASE Second Hand For Spot Cash. Oall on ot addrcis Mr. or ] Mr Stephen J. IMODfiUICK 018 South 10th street. H. PHILLIPS , 1 Has ono ot the largest and finest assortment of Spring and Summer Goods for Suitings and Trowsor- nga. All garments guaranteed to fit and trimmed with the Dcst Trimmings. MY PRICES AllBLOWEH than any .Merchant Taller In the city. 1604 Farnam etrcob , OMAHA SAVINGS BANK ! Cor. 13th and Douglas Sts. Capital Stock , - - - 8150,000 Liability of Stockholders , 300,000 Fire Per Cent Interest Pali OR Deposits LOANS HADE ON HEAL ESTATE OfBLoor-s cfij ODix-ootores JAJIESE.BOYD President L. M. BENNETT Vlco President W. A. PAXTON , Managing Director JOHN E. WILBUll Cashier CIIAS. F.MANDEKSON , TIIOS. t. KIMBAIi , J.V. . GANNETT , MAX UEXEIl , HENRY PUNDT. E L. STONE. SOLE AGENTS FOJR , WEBER , HATNES AND HAEDMAN 9 AND SMITH , AMERICAN AND PACKARD ORGANS. Wo have the largest and best stock of Shoot Music in the city , comprising Ber lin , Vienna , Peters' "Leipzig" Cheap Edition , Breslau , Mayonco editions. Small Goods and General Music Merchandise of all Kinds , 101 AND 103 15TH STREET , OPPOSITE POSTOFFIOE. EDHOLM & ERICKSON , J owelty of a designs mndo to order. Largo stock of Diamonds and Fine Gold Jewelry. AGENTS FOR GORHAM MANUFACT'NG GO'S STERLING SILVERWARE LAKGE STCOK OF Howard Waltham , Elgin , Lancaster and Columbus Watches SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED A , SCHNEIDER WATCH , DRESDEN. Cor. 15th and Dodtje , opposite Postoflice. AND DEALER IN OMAHA , NEBRASKA. Elgutter'S CLOTHING HOU a ' The lovers of ijood cloUiing wh wish to fpurchnso Roods that are equal , if not bettor , thrm the bos ganueuta made by any merchant tailoring houses in the United States. . Elguttor's establishment has long been recognized as ono of the loading - ing houses of tiie kind in the west. From the first to the third floor , in every department , the stock is com plete , and comprises the latest styles o seasonable goods , Cuntomore will iind In great abundance. This house f.eps the best TAILOES TO ALTER , FIT AND PitESS , This work is always done in a watisfactory manner , and without oztrn charge , tf * MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE , M y * 1001 Farnnm Cor. 10th COUNCIL BLUFFS , ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. WICKED WHIRL. It Destroys Floral Hall anflDDOS Ota Damage , Several Vnlunblo Horses Have n Harrow Escape from Death , The Circus Tent * Iinld Flnf , Trccn Urokoti , KAOCH Spollctt nml MovAblcs Scattered. The storm which struck Council BlufTa shortly nftor noon yesterday proved n serious ono. The heaviest damage was that nt the driving park nnd fair grounds where the largo nnd beautiful building known M Floral Temple was laid low and nil broken into pieces , making n terrible wreck. The building was put up two years ngo nt nn expense of about $7,000 , and was the finest exposition building for the displays of art , fruit , flowers , etc. , owned by any fair association in the stato. It consisted of two sections , crossing in the center , the extent of each being 80 by 150 foot , and the whole surmounted by a tower , making n very attractive building , indeed. It now lays a complete wreck. The west wing was first caught by the wind , the doors flying open , and the wind getting n chance at the inside , and upocdily bringing it nil down. There wore a number of very valuable horses in the building , but most of those wore removed. Still , when the building wont down with n crash , there vroro several liorsos inside of it , among them Yolox , the celebrated Denver horse who the day before won the 2,20 raco. Col. Daily's Ittlo pacing mnro , which created so much enthusiasm in the previous day's races , and for which ho has boon offered $2GOO , was also In the wreck. Dr. Wade had his valuable sorrel , mare in the building and Bill Lacy had ! his liorso and buggy. When the building wont with a crash it was of course sup posed that these horses must have been killed or > t least badly hurt , but thoy.all managed to escape any serious injury , though the escape was miraculous. Col. Daily's mare had a heavy timber resting icross her , but when got out was found bo bo all right except a slight scratch. In removing the timber , ono man , John Benson , a rubber from DCS Moines , was hurt. The timber in being moved slipped and ono end fell upon his irm , breaking it in two places. The buggy belonging to Bill Lacy was smashed in the wreck , but his horse es caped injury , nnd when released by hia whinner spoke , as plainly as in words , his joy at getting out. It is a matter of congratulation that no moro serious hurt was done to man or to beast , but the loss of the building is n heavy ono to the society , there being no tornado insurance on it , and the whole being n complete wreck. Neil Voorhis , just before the full force of the storm struck the building , -was on the roof getting down the flags , of which there were a number , ono of Ireland , ono of Germany , etc. Ho felt the building quaking while ho was upon the roof , but got down in ample time by making haste. The wind also struck the north end of the amphitheatre with force enough to tear oil'about fifteen foot of the roof , carrying part of it across the track and the other part clear off to the west. Some of the cattle sheds and sheep pens were ripped up , turned over , and scattered about , but the long line of stables were not injured. The boarding ; ont was of course thrown down , ono of ; ho entrance gates to the grounds was jlown off , and lighter movables ivoro scattered about promiscouely. A suckling colt , wnich haa been pas- .urod on the driving park , had a leg xidly broken. The rain toll in torrents also , and the rack was flooded with water , but it is : hought that if the sun does its expect ed share of the work , the track will bo ii condition to-day for the races to bo jivon. Itjias boon arranged for yester- lay's races to come offto-day , and if there ia any time left then the events on the programme announced for to-day will uo taken up , Considering the heavy loss which has fallen on the association , ev erybody who has complimontaiics should toss them aside and purchase tick eta , uid thoao who have not thought of at tending the raocM should turn out , BO that thogato money may bo liberal enough to bo expressive somewhat of the sym pathy lolt by the community. The storm of wind nnd rain caused a ; onoral havoc elsewhere In the city. It caused trouble at the circus grounds , but not so much as it might have done hud the storm struck n little later , when the tent would have boon filled with men , women and children. The tontfl were nil blown flat , and ripped and torn some what. Two center poles were broken off close to the butts , but Mr. Doris told our . inquirer that the loss of property would not amount to $25. It looked worse than it really was. Everything was drenched with rain , nnd icattored about , and with mud , water , and general disorder , the scone was ono neither of joy or beauty. No ono was hurt , however , and the ru mor that n man had boon killed there proved to have no foundation in fact. Around town signs were tossed about , trees < rero broken nnd foliage in- lured. Ono largo tree in front of Sol . Foster's was broken off as though it wore pipcstom , and yet it measured nearly eighteen inches through. The most serious dai&ago to any build ing in the city the Junction saloon , ' owned by Henry Woenor. The brick jablo end was blown off and the front smashed in. aa The brickyards in the upper part of .ho city Buffered considerably by water , : and ono or two windmill * wore blown : down. The Boston Tea company's sign on Porrl street was blown off and shattered uoino glass. J. T. Stewart's fence was blown down. A portion of MoKollor'a vineyard was torn down. Baylies park , which has been so noted Tor its beauty , bore n desolate and wreck as ed appearance yesterday , nearly all the trees being more or loss broken down. ; The iron Bheds at the east end of the Union Pacific depot were badly damaged. . About tight of Mr. Unthank's bill ; boards were demolished , About four o'clock yesterday afternoon ; the creek overflowed its banks below the northwestern depot , flooding quito a stretch of idKil , iuludiig the circuit ground , HAPPY HABMONY. The Ilotmullerm County Convention 1'crforius Its llnslncRi Quickly nml I'oriecfitlly. In accordance with the cell , the repub lican county convention mot yesterday nftornoou at the court liousn to select delegates to the judicial convention , which moots nt the same place this after noon. Col. Daily called the convention ta order. Hon. D. 0. Bloomer was chosen chairman and Tromont Uonjamln secretary. The following was appointed a commitlco on credentials ; * * B. F. Clayton , ot Mncodonin ; J. K. Powers , of Knox ; S. B. Frum , of Pleas- antj 0. T. Adams , of city , and P. E. Ehlors , of Mindon. A. committee of one for each township represented was selected to rmmo delegates - gates , the following being the committee ; Kane , 1st W. Malfaddoii. Kane , ? 1 T. , Ti Kvnn . Kami , 3d W. W. 1 light. Kano.HhA. . T. . Crescent .1. B. Matlock. Carson J. B. Slater. Knox J , A. Hake , Lay ton W. H. Nngloy. Louis W. West. Macedonia J. J. Bolln. Minden I' . Khlors. Neola-ltlloy Clark. Wrieht-C. C. Wopr. . Washington II. ChllRon. I'lca-mut S. B. I'Yuni. ' The committoo'a report was adopted , thus constituting the following the dele gates to to-dny'B convention : TUB DKLKOATKS. Kane townshlj ) First wnnl , A. V. Clator- buck , Wall Mel-addon : Second ward , 0. M. Harle , C. F , AdamsThInl ; ward , W. V. Happ , John Limit ; Fourth ward , John N. ItaUhvin , N. M. I'uiioy ; Crosont township J. 11. Mnt- lock ; Carson township Robert Hoot ; Knox township J. A. Hake , 15. A. Coiulguy ; Layton - ton township O. N. ] ! ruce ; Lewis township W. S. IWukins ; Mascedonia tinvnuhlp 1) . P. Clayton ; Minden township Vetor ICblcra ; Ncola township I. T. Van Ness ; Pleasant iovtnship S , B. Fruinm ; Wright township C. C. Weaver. Merrily Mix ted. Fox-nuaiiES. On Tuesday evening the marriage of Charles A. Fox to Miss Ida Hughes took [ > lace nt St. Francis church , Ilov. Father McMonomy ofliciating. After the cere mony a reception was held at the rcsi- of the bride's father , Mr. Martin Hughes , No. 019 Ninth avonuo. Thogathoring of Friends was largo , the occasion was n joyous ono in all respects and the worthy foung couple start out with the hearty congratulations nnd earnest well wishes 3f a largo number ol friends. The fol lowing were among the gifts on the occa sion : Mrs. M. Hughes , sawing machine and feath er bed ; M. Hughes , parlor net furniture ; Mr. nnd Mrs. Vex , china tea eot ; George llughui imrlormirror ; Mro. K. Sclmll , silver breakfast - fast castor ; Thoniai nnd Colin Hughes , silver jewel case ; Miss Anna For , not silver napkin rings ; Johnny , Mamie and Maitin Hughes , liand painting trny ; Krniik Fox , drawing room table ; Mr. ami M . O. P. Wickham , marble top center table ; Mr. nnd Mrs. Jatnea Wick- lam , silver caku basket ; Kato Wickhaiu , get silver spoons ; Mr. nud Mrs. I1. Laoy , two gold-lined cupmind saucers ; Mr. nml Mrs. James 1'ryor , Bllvor dlnuor cnator ; William Lucy , pair of statues ; Mr and Mrs. JnmeH Hughes , bouquet holder ; Mr. and Mrs. D. GUI , of DesMolnesi , set silver kniveH , forks and spoons ; Kuv. It. 1" . McMc- nomy , largo prayer book ; Mr , and Mm. .T. .T. Broun , silver cake basket ; Mayor W. H Vaughan , statuette of Lord' Byion ; Stephen McAteo , silver fruit stand } Patrick McAtoo , silver butter dish ; Misses Fanny and Mary McAtoe , of Denver , sot gold lined napkin rings ; Mrs. McMenomy and Mairgio Coinu. silver cake basket ; Mr. and Mm. Keating , Bll ver fruit dish ; Anglo nnd Celia Wickhani , silver thimble ; Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Murphy , cut glass water service ; JCd- ward and Kiito Murphy , pair vases ; John , James and Mnmiu Million , ebony pluah centre table ; Minn Kate Million , china fruit plats ; Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Crillin , china fruit i > asket , Mr. and Mru. William Siiotman , cut hisH chcenn case ; Air. and M ru. Gunnoud , iilvor and glass jelly dish ; Mirah Hannan. lloral nlhum ; Lena Cuatncr , hand-painted china water pitcher ; Chnrlc.s'liono , table cloth and a do/en napkins ; Louis IJcclitole , crockery ba ket ; Katu Hiluy , Blher broakfant cas- . James 0ah inbouquet holdorLI/zIe ; Spot- maiido7on napkins ; Do Holt/ and H. Spot- man table cover ; John Stork , silver water Jervico ; Tilllo nnd Kmmn Loskows- ( io dnron Hilver fruit kniveH ; I1' , H. Guanolla and Wllllnm Galvin , silver 'ruit basket : Tlio.s. Bremian , of Omahu , break- 'ast castor ; 1' . Kelly , hand painted china pot ; Mr. and Mis. .1. J. Shea , ol Ncola , silver vva- ; er jiitcher ; Mr , and Mrs , N. O'Brien , silver carving knife and fork ; Daniel Dougherty , camp roclver ; Mr. and Mm. D. J. O'Neil , pair ; Nellie Mulntieen , silver and cut gliuB fruit stand ; Mr. and Mrs. Tohn ! CiiHlck.pnir Bilvur RobleU ; Katu Tholl , silv pickle castor ; Win. Maloney , bioakfnst cast"i nnd napkin rings ; Kdith Loclcwnod , silver card receiver ; Mr. and Mnt. Blaxin , silver pickle castor ; N Alice and Katu lllaxin , silver fruit stand " "and do/en chioa platot : TlmHJs Krocht , silver fniit basket ; Mr. and MrH. J'W. ' . Sputmun , Hilior ploknilu ; Thou , Laskowskio , iil\cr syruji pitcher ; II. M. Baker , of Corning , silver pickle castor ; James Thompson , of Coining , xilvor and cut glus bouquut holder : Mr. and Mr * . John Mermen , sliver v\altcr ; Mr. and MIH. Hemy Lelfert , mlvcrcard lecuiver ; JSIr. and Mm. Jnlui .lay Frainey , silver sugar bowl ; Mrs , Duman und danghtnin , silver berry dish : Julia .Snlllvun , gold berry kpoon ; Mr. and Mrn. J. Sullivan , set silver spoons ; Air. and Mr * . J , Appel , large silver HIKJOU ; Mr. and Mm. OukcH , of JCmerson , willow ware rocker ; M > n. O'Neill nod daughter , wlno uliuH Hot with nil the coiora of the rainbow ; .Sir. and MrH , M , J. Kelly , silver water pitcher ; Tlioniau Mlllbt nnd Kd. MtGorrisk , of DCH Mnlnen , elilna wt : ; .1. 0. O'Jlcagan , of DeH Moines , not eilvor knlvogand forks. " * TIES , Marrlagoof Cap't. SlroiiK and Minn Knto Ijarlincr JnniCH , Yesterday the eocial event which has boon looked forward to aa the event of .ho week took place , it being the mar- riugo of Cap't. William A. Strong to Vlisi Kato Larimer James , daughter of Judge and Mrs. W , 0 , Jamos. The af > 'air was free from any ostentatious or elaborate arrangomonta , and it was informal as possible. At promptly mlf past twelve o'clock the wedding iarty entered St. Paul's ' Episcopal hurch , wlioro wore gathered a largo at- semblago of friends , and the contracting parties , proceeding directly to the altar , were there inuJo husband and wife by the rector , Rov. T. J. Mackoy. The bride were a limplo , nuat travelling dross , while the groom were on ordinary busi ness suit. Charles L , Haas , of this city , and Major C. S. Poano , of Omaha , sorvud ushers. After the ceremony the party proceeded in carriages to the rcsidonco.of ho bride's parents. After holding an informal reception .hero they took a special cur for Chicago , licir fnturu homo. Captain Strong ia the western agent of { ho Worcojtoraltiro Ex- uruipn Car company , and in well known n railway circles , The woman whom ho itio thus won and wedded has a largo cir- > co cf friends and acquaintances , and ht > r reputation aj a singer in wJdi'Jy uxtvndod , A ICccincnt , Bolloving that the efforts of ono citizen should bo Appreciated in securing for the city as they Imvo the fastest horses in the west , find it U conceded that our track cannot bo excelled west of Chicago , nnd M our sifter city Omahn has so manifestly shown her appreciation of the opening day of our races by sending n delegation ot sixty-five of her representative citizens to toke part with us j therefore , ns your mayor , 1 do most earnestly nsk nil of our merchants to close their places of busi ness from ono to six p. m , to-morrow , Thursday , Juno 20 , nnd turn out on masse ns an encouragement to the oil- ! cors and members of the Driving Park association. W. 11. VAUOIUX , Mayor. Short HoniH. L. 0. Baldwin will have twenty head of thoroughbred short horned cattle on the fair ground to-day for sale. Mr. Baldwin will tnko pleasure In showing those cattle to nil interested. GOMMUltOIAIi , COUNCIL iiturraunKtr. . Wheat-No. 1 milling , 7GSOj No. 3 CC ® 70s rejected f > 0. Corn Local imriwofl , 40@45. Onto For local inirixinos , ; tr > @tO , ll y $10 001UOO per ton ; b.xlod , f.0@00 . Com Meal 1 30 per 100 rtonmln. Wood Good supply ; prices nt yards , C 00 ® 700. 700.Coal Coal Delivered , hanl , 11 CO per ton ; soft , 5 00 per ton I -nnl I'VIrbank's , wholoaallupr at ttfo. Klonr City Hour , 1 C0@3 SO. Brooms 3 1 > 53 00 per dux. LIVE STOCK. Cnttlo Dutehor cows 37fi@125. Uulchor iteora 4 r > 0@5 00. 110RS-400J25. riionucK AND rnuira. Quotntloiu by J. At. Ht. John & Co. , com mission merchant * , 538 lirttaihvav. H\o 1'oultry Chickens , C@8c ; turkeys , I'tfjiclios J lius. Itcx , 1 00. Oranges h 00@(1 ( 00 per box. riomons 5 00@0 00 tier box. Bananas 3 G0@l 00 per bunch Butter Croaraory , 20oi rolls , chuico l10o ) , Kfrgs ISo per dozen ; ic.vrco. Strnwborrloa Fancy Immo Knwlli llo IICP quart. ChcrrioM ? 2 00 per bunlirl. Vegetables Potntoca , SCOSlfiO ; onlono , 7r > c ; cabbngo , 4 ccntn i > or pound ; apples iiono tu innrket ; Bonus , 1 50@2 iifi per bushel. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The follow Ing are the times of the arrival anil do- nrturo ol trains by contnl standard time , at the ocal depots. Trains leave transfer depot ton mill- U.CB earlier and arrive ton minutes later. cinoioo , RuuuiioroN AND qmnor. ARniVK. 6:36 : ti m Chicago Express ) 0:00 : n in n:4o : a m ttiftt Mall. 7oa : i > rr > ( > : ( . ' . MH I'Mall and Kxpress , 7'Jlim ! 12.30 pin Arcommodatlon. ! ! . * ) pin 'At local deK | > t only. KANSAS Cirr , NT. JOB AND COUKClIi BLUFFS , 10.05 a tu MM and Esprosn , j7OD : p m 8:06 : p m Paclfle Express , 6CO : p in CIItOAOO , WltAVAUKKn AND NT. PAUL. 6:28 : p m njprtai , 0.05 a tu 0:15 : n m KxprcM , 0:6D : p m CHICAGO , KOCH INLAND AVD i-Acmo. 6:30 : p m Atlantic Ksprinu , 0.0,1 a m 0.25 am Day KxproEU , 0:61 : pin 7:20 : p m I'Doa Uolncs Accommodation , O.C5 p m At local depot only. WABASIl , 8T. LOUia AND PACIFIC. 0:65 : am Hall , 4:45 : pm 4:60ptn : Cannon Da'l ' HilGam At Transfer onioAoo and HOHTIIWRSTBHH. 6:30 p m Kxpresn , fl:60 : p m D:2Snrn : 1'aolQo Kxpross , 0.05 a in 8IOUX CITT AND rACIFIO. 7:40 : pm Bt. Taul Kxprous , 8:60 : a m 7M : a m Day Express 8:50 : p in UNION rAcirio. 8:00 : p m Western Uxpros , 8.85 a m 11:00 a m Vaclflo Kxpress , 4:40 : p in 7:40 a m Local KxprcsB , 0.61 a m 12:10 : a m Lincoln Kxpross , At Tranilor only. DUllMT TRAINS TO OMAHA. Leave 7:20-8:80-0:30-10:30-11:40 : : : : : a. m. 1:30-2:3 : : 4:30-5:30-d:30.11o5p. : : : : : . in Sunday 0:30-11:10 : : 0,111. 1:30-3:30-6:30-0:30-11:05 : : : : , p. in. Aril\o 10 mln to before loavlnv tluio ITIS NOT ACUIin ALT/ , but ns a tonlo and health renouer , and ( or Dlood anil Bhln Dlaeaoa , and troubles dependent on Impure nr Impo > orltlied blood , Hnlft's Specific Is without arltal. "Mylmhyslx montlis old broke out with snmo kind uf skin humor , and after lioliiL' treated fl\o nonths hy my family pbyulclan , was L'lvcii uj > to illo , Ihti drUKKlst iccommendod HwUt's Hpoclflo , and the result was ns uratlljlnif at It vas miraculous. My child BoonKOt well , all traces of tlio dlsewola ( { One , anil ho Is an fat aa a | > ! ir. " J. J. K1HIIAND , lllndon , lluik County , Texas. "I nicil Ku Ill's Hpeclfloon my little daiiKlitcr , who waa allllLtcd with uoino Illood 1'clsonlilcli lud re * ulstedall noiU of treatmunt. Tlio Hjicclllo relieved icr permanently , and I utmll HMjIt In my pructlco , " W. K. imONTK , II. 1) . , Ujpress Klilgu , Atlc. Our Trratho on Illood and BUn Diseases mailed ( reo to applicants. TiiKfiwiraspKcino co. Drawer 3 , Atlanta , Oft. V. Ofllco , If.O W. 2.1(1 Rt.bct ODi and 7th a > cniu > , rblladolplilt ollli-u , liiOH Clici'tniit Ht. IfANUKAOTUUKH OF WINDOW1 CAPS , FINIALS , ETC. < LXO natix tatroot , OMAIIA E : NKI1IIABKA DUFRENE & MENDELSOHN. OrUKMOVCD TO OMAHA NATJONAt DANK IUIIUINO , A. F. GBOS3. , ler & OAIJINET WOIIK , man AH COUNTERS , BARS , ICE BO KS , LIBRARIES , and at klndt of office work * specialty Call or up drvsi 1809 Jackvon Htroet , Omalia , Neb. Illano JlaiiKOol Deiert , It lutatlly prepared In tfuwmluutes , and cm bo unod with or with out milk , ltecl | > for both ways fur Jilano Mauve and for Cuitardi dillriKK , eto. , aceom. y eucluj > n. llldgo's Koud Is put up In tin cans , four slzci. retail. In ? at 850. , Mo. , (1,25 tnd (1.76 by all lrui { > KUtaanU aUu b ) many Uri.cur * . WOOMtlCII It CO. , on ovtry label , for pauiihletu &c. , address Wool , rich ti Uo , 1'almer Mann GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. OK IfANLY VIUOll.Bptrmutorr lima , etc. , when ull oflior reinn- dleu fall. A cure uvarantettl , l.M ) a bottle , large Wile , foul tlwoj tbn iuautlty | , ( . lly x < prc to any adJrous. Bold by illdrii bfU. KJIUUHII UKDI. OArj INHT1IUTK , Ff oprletoie , 718 Ollva btrt-ut , lit. . , ' 1 bave mild 8I > A > tlr > y Coejier's Vital Ilvetor tiv rv < ui. J.very uuatomer epvaks Muhly of It. I Bl C4tatla2ycudorwtM | | riniMc of frn rnirlt "U k 4 M 1633 THE CHEAPEST PLACE UN UMAHA TO BUY STONE'S ' , Ono of the Boat and largest Stocks in Jho United State ? to select from. NO STAIRS TO CLIMB , ELEGANT PASSENGER .ELEVATOR , SOUTH OMAHA , IT IS THE NAME OF THE TOWN "WHERE Fine Healthy Homes , FOR ALL ARE FOUND 7 Where They Can Enjoy Pure Air & Water ! And nil o the good nud plcnsnnfc things that go to make up n com plete and happy existence. The town o South Oiunlin is situated south o the city o Omaha on the line o the U. P. Railway , and it is loss than SJ miles from the Omaha post oQico to the north line o the town site. South Omaha is nearly H miles north and south by 2i east and west , and covers nn urea o nearly foursquare miles , _ The stock yards are at the extreme southern limit. Nearly 150 lots have boon sold and the demand is on tho" ; increase The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion. The 560,000 hoof packing house is progressing finely. The $30,000 Water Works nro keeping pace with the other improvements provemonts , arid the Hotel nmlExchango Building will bo erected at once. The B. & M. and Bolt Line Railways have n largo foroo of men afc work and will , in connection with thoU. P. Railway , have n union depot near the nark nt the north end o the town. Suitable grounds will bo furnished for Church and School purposes. Now is the time to buy lots in this growing city. They will never bo cheaper than they are to-day. at the Company's ollico , cor. o 13th and Douglas [ streets over the Omaha Saving's Bank. . A , UPTON , Assistant Secretary , HALLEI DAVI [ ENDORSED BY FRANZ LISZT. ] BOSTON , March 1st , 1891. ' . . Grand , anil Unrlzlit , are roMIy nohlB Initnunonta. KMintSON 1'IANO CO.-anNTtriMii'j-Your Square and urt. Vi > , . . . . . , . hoiuty of to.io . and tlnUh. Allow mu to congwtulalo yoii on ynuri iterUng UUalAVIS iV RECOMMENDS ITSELF. ITSELF.SOLE SOLE AGENT , . ,1519 Dodge Street , Omaha , Neb HAB THE LAJIOEST AND CHEAPEST M and Hardware Depot in KEROSENE AND GASOLINE STOVES ALWAYS ON HAND. Headquarters for the Celebrated Wrought-Iron OOODH DKLIVKUED TO ANY 1'AUT OK TUB CITY Oil THE UEl'Om 015 and G17 North 10th St. , bet. California and Webster. may 23-d ecxl'W eow-Zm 31J ! SOUTH 14TH STRE15T , ( OPP. PAXTON ) . ' & lists' IWESTERN AGENT FOR IMPEIUALIM'F'G ' CO. , OF PHILADELPHIA. Eastern Goods. Eastern Prices. AND EMBALMER ! Metalic Caskets anil Wooilin Coffins of all Kinds. TELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 3XTo. x-a 3xr. 3xa : ii * tt. .