Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA DAILY JBUE MONDAST 2t , 1884. b
SOLE AGENTS FOll
WEBER , HAYNES AND HARDMAN
AND SMITH , AMERICAN AND PAOKAUD OUOANS.
vTn ° nr ! P11J ° hrc,8t.ixn.d H8,1 8tock , of Shoot M l ° I" city , comprising B ,
in , Vienna , Peters' "Leipzig" Cheap Kdition , Breslau , Mnyoncoeditions.
Small Goods and General Music Merchandise of all Kind
101 AND 103 15TH STREET , OPPOSITE POSTOFF1CE.
EDHOLM & ERICKSON ,
Jewelry of a designs made to order. Largo stock of
Diamonds and Fine Gold Jewelry.
.GENTS FOR QOUIIAM ' '
MANUFAOT'NQ GO'S STERLING SILVERWAR
LA11G1J STOCK OF
toward Waltham , Elgin , Lancaster and Columbus Watcliei
. . . . .
COT 1.1 i / < i. vTrnf TTI/ATI m > - - * - xw-w V-K- *
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
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Cor. 15th and Docile , opposite Postoffico.
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IMPORTER , JOBBER ANDMANUFAOTURERS' AGENT OF
13TH ST. , BETWEEN FARNAM AND HAKNEY1
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OOMTMW AND 20TH ST. , OMAHA , NEB ,
j-Iuis' Working Suits from S3 , ? 3 to S8. Mons' Buinea from ? 8 , $12.50 to § 15.
lion's Cnatom-Mfido .Suita from 615 , § 17.50 to § 25. RFon's Suita mudo to order
§ ° 5 , S0 ! ! to § ' . ! . > . Youths'Suits from § 2,50 , SI ! to § 9. b.OOO lioya'and
Cliildren's Siiita , from § 1.50 , § 3 to § 10. 0,000 Men's , Youths' and
IJoyu' Pants , from 50o , § 1.25 to § 7.50. 200 Dozen fine imported
and Fancy Shirts , from § 1 to § . ' ! . 100 do/.on heavy and me
dium Working Shirta , 50o. 75 dozen fine Summer fmioy
Woolen Shirts from § 1 to 83. Summer Clothing , u
oxtiM variety , frolii 2Hc to § 10. White and
Col'd Vests from 50o' to § 3. _ An cud-
" * leas variety and Novelties in
. . and Linen Handkerchiefs
AS\3D \ MEN'S HOSE ,
Nothing Superior and as Large a Variety in the Market ,
THE LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED.
MAMMOTH CLOTHING
' HOUSE ,
1001 Fnrnnm St. < " ! nr. 10th
OMAHA , NEB.
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{ Trames and Mouldings at Wholesale ,
Tneffhur - at
LEAVESFEOM LINCOLN ,
The Capitol Cornor.Btono
DolcKntcH to the Otnnlm Tnurim
moMt \ Imml IjcnK'icr I'ro-
testing Convlul Labor
Other Capital Clutter.
LINCOLN , July 20 , 1881.
Spocinl correspondence of TIIK UKE.
The news of the week in Lincoln li
boon very much like the wonther , roaso
ably varied without nny extremes of so
satiou or yet a dearth of iliarnnl doin
worthy of transformation to they \ \
The ceremony of laying the cornor-ato
of the capitol on Tuesday Inat rath
broke the monotony , but with the o
coption of the moat intnroating Maser
ceremonies with \rhich the prococdin
wcro accompanied and the romarka
Ex-Governor L'urnna , the event was d
cidodly Umo. The address waa certain
a model one , being devoid of the usu
rhetoric that ia twined around now co
nor-stonos like the ivy with which or
tore covers the aged and crumbling arcl
oa made by man hundreds of ycara nfti
their architects are mingled with tl
dual. The ox-governor RHVO in a plai
unoatoutatioua manner the history of tl
wonderful progress of Nebraska in n m
aliell and hia addrcaa is n document we
worth preserving. Hia comparisons b
twcon the Nebraska of the past and tin
of the present nro really surprising , ovc
to ua who have lived amid all this pr <
grcas , and , perhaps , added n little to i
development. What a brilliant ahowir
for any commouwnalth ia the contra
between the grand assessment roll of tl
atato in 1873 , which waa § 78,418,581
and that of 1883 , which waa $110,513
1314 , again in ton years of § 32,124,00-
In 1873 there were only 1,107 milea (
railroad in Nebraska. In 1884 , 2G8
miles , an increase of 1,578 miles. 211 c
which waa contrnctod between 1883 an
L884. In 1883 the report c
.ho superintendent of inatructio
ihowed the number of pupils i
.ho stateto bo 185,521 ; amount c
nonoy apportioned $182,344 ; amour
lor pupil 082 10 cents. In 1881 uura
jor of pupils 209,387 ; amount of mono
appropriated $401,404 ; amount per pv
) il $1 44 9-10 , a gtin of pupils in on
roar of 23,845 , money appropriated $121 ,
)20 ) ; amount per pupil 407-10 cents
' 'Whero thor
Hio ox-governor saya :
voro no forest trees when the settle
ucnts were first made in the country ar
low to bo found 241,350 acres , or 005 ,
il4,108 trees in nourishing groves plant
id by enterprising scttlora and local o\vn
irs. Add to thuso 12,03,112 : ! truit tree
ind 2,000,751 grape vines and you hav
ho treeless American desert in you
nind's eye. "
The iiromon of this city are mnkin ]
; rcal preparations for thu tournament t.
io hold in your city Tuesday. Then
rill bo two companies from this city am
. largo delegation of outsiders. Tin
i'itzgoralds will 50 up Tuesday , about 3 (
trong , oflicercd by John Bagloy , fore
nan , W. II. James , first assistant , ant
/ . M. Carpenter , second assistant. The }
rill have a running team of eighteen ,
; ndor the management of John Temple
on , and , from the fine work the boyi
.avo been doing lately , I will bet a po ;
gainst a pagoda that they carry oil' <
mo. The merchant's hose will not g <
p until Wednesday , and will merely
xko part in the parade. They will have
ivonty men , in charge of W. H.
Towbury , foreman , Robert Bar-
am , first assistant , and I self
? cond assistant. Chief Engineer Quick
ill also bo on hand and 1 will raise my
> fmor bet and go two peas against a
agoda that hp will bo the finest looking
mn in the line , * Jerome Pcntzol , the
cfonis of the Thurstons , to the contrary
otwithstandini' . Chief Quick may not
in in the running race for chiefs and
jsistants , but for physique and general
lake up , Harry Howard , in his palmiest
ays , could never equal Lincoln's red-
u'rted knight. Lot there bo a special
Qtail of police to keep the ladies on the
dowalk while Quick is passing in the
recession. Ex-Chief I. L. Lyman and
isistant , Moncho , will bo thoreand loan
isuro my firemen friends in Omaha that
10 capital city will furnish the said
aests during the tournament , of which
icy can well fool proud to entertain in
10 best manner possible.
William O'Slioa , of his city , an Irish
itionalist of practical prominence , is not
; all satisfied with the position utiout to
j taken by the executive committee of
10 Irish National Lanil League regard-
g American politics. Ilo is now pro-
iring an open letter to solid to aiiid
iinmittco , atnting among other things
lat the understanding ho had with Mr.
iirnoll personally In Boston when ho
V.SIica ) us vice president of thn Irish
rco HJI ! League , which was the founda-
on of the land leaguii in this country ,
ma < mtcd to use his inlluenco ta
change of name waa that the American
clitics should not in any way bo mixed
illi land league matters.
Wo are constantly hearing of the lack
: manufactories in the city and the hesi-
incy of mechanic producers to locate.
Ilia can very easily bo explained if the
tizens of the capital would only take
mo to consider the matter. Do they
r-or turn their eyes to the south whore
.ands the penitentiary and think of the
Mitract system there ia operation undur
'Oss ' Stout and others. What honest
ard working stone cutter , no matter what
is skill , can compote Buccenafnlly with
10 contract labor in the line of stone
rork1 A trunk factory has lately been
lUxblished in the pen. Is there
ny inducement for trunk mak-
rs to locate in Lincoln now'i
Iven the heathen Chineetho diamond
ycd child of the sun has a direct com-
otition in the penitentiary laundry and
is oriental chop stick economy hardly
nablea him to successfully moot tliit
Qtnpetition , It will not bo long before
oots , shoes , cigars and other morclum
ilo articles will bo made by the Nobraa-
a convicts and consequent inroads 01 :
11 honorable and honest industrial pur
uits. It Boomi that it is about time foi
lie leading classes to examine into thif
latter. In my Jiurnblo opinion won
oed can bo done toward raising the dig-
ity of labor and benefiting the BOIII
f toil by regulating the prison con
ract system than foolgin around i
houaand striltcs. Lot thn cxntnplo o
jhio and Now York in these mattorn bi
ollowcd , Thuy also say that Boss Stou
at his contiactn with the elate runowct
ovoral months before the old ouu
an out , thus having the dead wooc
in the commonwealth. Why ia thi
lorn Price , with sever * ! aliases , win
ras connected with the killing of iliimni
Nugent , in the Theatre Oorniquu , o
our city , 1ms just been brought to thi
i iry from Harlnn count v , ha ini
Judge Gaalin had not hoard of
Omaha scrape or ho would have ordoi
his Acquittal , for the judge hna nbout
much love for the metropolis and ita ci
rons as the dovil.lms for holy waUr ,
Last evening both the republicans n
democrats ratified. The city was atjli
with bonfires and rockets and a porfi
pandemonium of drums , lifi % hurra
and hoornyn. The great trouble here
thixt the democrats have no spoakt
and the republicans are nil spen
era. It would bo n great de
bettor if there was n division
mouth , for really aomo of the youi
Dompathoncs Benjamins hero should
appointed professors of oratory in thodc
and dumb asylum. It would bo a ( , o
send to their party if they were aa sile
and half as solemn aa Undemocratic cu
who do not Boem to have enough so !
composure when before an audience
twinkle their eye. I think if I waa
Cleveland man , and saw oven cro *
roads poatollico way down in Red Willc
county , I would manage to eiiy somothii
intelligible In his favor , even if I had
learn it out of a book. QUID
1'llOGHEBS O1-1 XII E M. * M.
Ooiniilclloii of the Kcnctww Otit-O
Vrom tljo Ucnvrr Tribune.
TulegrnmR recotuul in thU city yotonlny n
nuunceil completion of the Koiionmv cult
m the line of tlio llurliiiKtou and MIKMHII
Iliu cut-oil forma the hypotbonufo of n rip ]
tiiglu trlnn lo to the old line botwoou Knn <
i w mid Oxford , nud tuns through the nclio
[ annhig country In Ni'bnvUu. Tlio hi
will bo opened for through uusiucsM in about
tvci'k.
Tim oxnct dial-toco from Denver to I'ncil
Junction by way nf tbo Kviiesaw cut ufT
< it,7 ; inlk'8. The dl tuico Iroiu Otfoid t
Kviici.tw , vin. cut-olTbeitiff 111.3. ' 1'ho ill
tanco shortoneil \ > ewg about thirty miles. Th
low cut-olT will in.iku the Chicago , Hiirlni )
.on & ill semi llio shortcht line to Chicago I
Jt.3 ! miles. The cut-oil will 8avo oxer 01
mur In tlnio between the tornilnnl puin
Alien the fust pasBeiiRor trains are run throus
) otwcen Chicago and Ucnxer.
On July 1 , two ye.xra sincD , thu Burlingli
inoxvaa coin | > ] oU < d to this city. The ptogrci
nade in increased facilities for the safe nn
pcedy h.iiulliti ( , ' of both freight ami pas.ioi
; eisiseryiunrkod. . Time on trelghU froi
ho eastern shippers ia now uniformly arrive
.t deKtiniktion in the remntkablo time of sovc
ir eight days from Now York , nnd three I
our days from St. I.ouis nnd Chicago , an
vithout breaking Imlk or detention botnco
it. Lonlg , Uinalm , Knnn&s City , or Chicago c
) onxcr ,
_ This ii new to western merchant ; , the ol
iino being from twenty to thirty dnys froi
/hicago. The tune and facilitioH ntlorded b
ho Uurllngton line are not romarknblo enl
s a comparison between now and old con
itinnx , and in recognizing the fact that tli
usincHS mnn has rights that nro desoring o
eco nition is only displaying sound judgmen
n the part ( if thn Burlington ollielaK Thn
ho people of Colorado recogni/o nnd fully l
rcciato the efforts tliis now line ii making i
lieir buhnlf , irtrliown by the goncrou ? patiou
go they nro giving it |
The lute Hurry in the Now York stock mar
ot is a true indicatur of the inunngeiiient c
lie railroads of the country , nnd h a Bafeguiil
; > r the public tn di corn what lines are mar
cod to buno the inteieat of the public nnd n
lie saino time the interest of the utockholdcn
The great liurlington nystcm coriHtuicti it
ties into now territory for the purpose of tc
taiuing there permanently and for the pin
ese of making them profitable. They al
xogniie the fact that prompt , actixf , fni
eatmont and liberal dealing with its patron
ru mceenary to Hocuro nnd hell patronage.
llrnnils aitrrrtlM.it ns absoliiloly pure
THE TEST :
Plnco a r n top Jown oil n Lot Btovo unti .n
inmo Ui.icox.1 uinl mncll. Aclit-inUi will nut bo n
mod ta dulcet tlio [ irujonco ol ainiuunla.
DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA.
1 1II.ALIJ1KIALS3 IKS NEVER HMV QLLST10VCD
n n million homo * for n. qiinitcr of a century 1C hai
> uil thn t'ONeuninti 'relliitilo U t ,
THE TESTJFJHE OVEH.
RICE BAKING POWDER CO. ,
UAKl HI Off
Ir , Price's ' Special Flavoring Extracts ,
1 lie itrniiffMlttiiost dfltr luut am ) uiliir < i | fla ur know nt and
r. Price's Lupulin Voasf Gems
I'or IJght , lli'iillliy iiii-ail , Tim Hot Dry Hup
Vciutln the WoiM.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS.
UCACO. > GT. LOUI&
E. K , BUEKET
) ! ! Ek [ OiRECTOB M EHOiiyEH
HI North ICtb tUruot Omni *
CHARLES RIEWE ,
JNDERTAKER
AND DEAI.KH IN
Malic Cases , Coffins , CasKGts , Shronfls
KTO. , ETO. ,
) ( ) Karnaiii Bt. , - OMA HA , NKI
ordura iirumiitly attended to. Teloi > hon
i nil.
IcOAETHY & BUEKB
18 MTII STREET , KKT. FAUNAE
AND DOUGLAR
raaoitH TO JOHN u. JACOIJHI
OTDERTAKEES !
the old ( land 1117 tarnam etreot , Onlers dy
aph eullcltud and promptly ottei tcil to.
R. RtSDQftl
Intt'lTYHifipn ' 1 * ' " svfkm
hirr.li Awn/nnoo Co. , ot LtodoD , Cub
4ctl | J.tSl,6CLC (
f MiOitf r. M V . C r.ttI ,0WMi0.l (
nuMcrcnunti ) , l Now.rljH .1 , O'.I'IUI l.SiC.OOO.U
KiUr-K , I'lilliofliMa , n-UU. . , . J.JOO.fm.O
\ , inrf' I'liiM r It' 1 W.ili.Q
JA8 , H , PfiABOJJX JM , U ,
> H7S20IA & SUIt&SGK
ltc < ldrfi ( < h'i > . 1407 J'niiii Rt. Ollk.u. Ko ID
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United States Depository
OF OMAHA
Cor. 13th and Farnam St
Tlio Oldest Banking Establishing
in Omaha ,
SUOCKSSOR8 TO KOUCTZK
Organtted la 1808.
Organlcod aa a National Bunk tn
OAPITA.Ii . $200,0
BUllPIiUS AND 1'KOFITB
ornciui cmtoTou.
nauwm Koonna , rrculJcnt.
Joim A. CRitaliTOfl , Vloo VtMtiient
A auncrg Koi'KTti ,
A , J. rorrLiTOR.
r. n. tuna , c > h
W n. Uca uiu , AMleUnl Cuhlti.
* TranaacU a central banking btutncM. Innn
r ttlflcatc beatliiR Intermt Drawe drattt o
Frandnco and i < rlnolial cities In tlio Unllott
Also Tximlon , Dublin , Rllnburnh and lb nt
Itlcs rl tbli continent and . ! ( ) . *
THE MERCHANTS
OS *
Authorized Cnintul , - 1,000,00
Paid-up Capital , - - 100,00
Surplus Fund , - - - 70,00
BANKING OFFICn |
H. W. Cor , Farnam ana 12ih S
OFFIOF118I
* RIIR IfDRrnr , President I Sxtt'l.K.noaiu , V-P
JIN. D. WOOD , Caslilor. | Lunma Uttinii , A
Prank Murphy. Samuel K. Uoon , Hon. n. Woi
Jhdrica O. U ousel , A. U. Jones , Luther Drake.
Transact K General Hanking IltislnoM. All n
ift\oany Uanklng bualncn t * tranmct are Imltcd
' ll. No matter bow large or small tlio trannoctlc
t Mill rocolro our careful attention , and wo piom
Jaj s courteous treatment.
Tars particular attention to business for part
otldlni ; oulfllJo the city. Kxclungo oil all the i > r
Jpal cities oltlio United States at very lovrcet rat
Accounts ol Uanka and Bankers rcoolrod on tav <
.bio terms.
Issuoa Cettlflcato ot Deposit boarln j 6 per oc
ntcrcut.
Bin-sand soils Foreign Kxchange , County , CI
> nd Oovornmont eoourttini
UNITED STATES
OF OMAHA.
? , W , Cor , Farnam and 12th St.
Capital , - - 5100,000.0
: . W. HAMILTON , Pros't.
8. R. CALDWEUL , V. Proo't.
F/l. T. BARLOW. CnohlO
DIRECTORS :
! . S. OALDWELL , U. F. SMITH ,
J. W. HAMILTON , M. T. BAULOV
0. "Win HAMILTON.
Accounts solicitor' , and kept su
octto sight chock.
: ortlflcatooof Dopoalt Icouotl pir
blo In 3,0 and 12 months , boarln
ntoroot , or on dorrmnd without Ir
: oroot.
Advances made to cuatomornc
ipprovodsocurltlosat market ral
> f Interest.
The Intoroots of Cuatomors ni
s'csoly guarded and every facilH
sompatlblo with prlnclploa t
lound banking freely oxtondod.
Draw sight drafts on EnglandIn
and , Scotland , and all partner EL
ope.
Soil European Paooa o TlcUota
JOLLEOTIONS PROMPTLY MAD !
Cor. 13th aud Douglas Sts.
Inpitnl Sfcoclc , - - - 8150,00
iibilityof Stockholders , 300,00
iya For Cent Merest Paid or. Deposi
WANSMADE ONltEAL ESTAT.
MIKS II. HOVD I'rcwMon
. M. UKKNinT Vlco 1'iuiillou
' A I'AX'ION Mana liiB Dlri-do
DIINU. WJMJUIt , Ubhta
HAS r.MANDEUSON , T1IOS. U KIM11ALI. ,
w , OAN.Nirrr. MAX HKXh'i ' ,
KNIIY I'UMIvr K I. HTOHIi.
. ulMSiTT < fMLI 1 ITT
Health and Happiness.
DO AS OTHERS
H&VEDOHE.
Are your KiclnoyB disordered ?
' Klclmy Wurt luoUKlit mu ( rum my LTUVO , unit
wrn-.arirrliiiil ' " ' ' 'n Klircnupliy I3l nl ilmt'irn u
DUrutl. " M.V > UuurnutlMix.liuulcllouluUli.li ,
Are your nerves -weak ?
"Kliliii'y Wurt mid ) inn from ru rmiu wcaknrwi
. " M , M , 11.
ftc.ndcrl win nut FiiBi | > t illulli Km
UuoUwiiiJkl. Ckrltllan Mimllor t'lovclaiiu , O.
Have you Brisht's Disease ?
"KMnar.Wnrt i urccl inu when my water wan Ju t
llku Unit ouJ tlitii Ilkn blmcl , "
Frunt WIlBon.l'eauody.Uoiu.
Sufforinrrfrom Diabetes ?
"Kl diH/'Wiii t U the ini t ur < i Mf ul runinlr . " I liae
n'lli < f.
lmninllal
, almost
iJ Ulita
orer u Jr , lUllti | C. llulluu , Muiikton , \ t.
Have you Liver Complaint ?
"Klclni'y.'Wort currd mo f cliruiiio Uvir WMIOW >
after l JSJJll ' , BloCbl _ th .U flu.nl , N. V.
Is your Back lame and nchinfj ?
"Ifliliioy.Wort.U iMtlk ) rurM no wlmi I u wi
Hnvo you Kidney Diopnso ?
aiul kulni ya
ouiiinnllrrr
"KMiifjrAViirt inailii inn t >
iU trirlnu. HH woita
afUr r f uiinunriHHful
$10 a but. yuara " Baci'i llodici i Wllllaiiutuw n , Wc t > > ii.
Are you Constipated ?
"KM wr-Wort raui * ro y ctnLuutloiiii undcuriil
mo aftci JO jeut ui ut olh < r iiii-ill , incj. "
J.elwn Kuu-chlld. bt. AllariD , \ t ,
Have you Malaria ?
"KMnry-Wort ) iu doiio l .tlvr than niiy . oilier
rtiucUr ( Jjavo ovir u il III my pradln. "
IJr. U K. dull , HuulU JIi.ro , Vt ,
Are you Bilious P
"III Inoy Wort linn dononm iuuiouod tlian nnj
ItUir uuiiHjy i Iwrn orrr tnkm. "
' 11H.J.T Uulluwuy.hlknat.OrtKOU.
Are you tormented -with Piles ?
"Klflnci Wi-rt inii < liif'ifcurt't / / mo it Meidlnt
pill i > vf i' Kluin ni iiuiiirmlMt u 111 IIIK
* r '
( jto. II | luntCulilvrU. UauU , il/crntowu , I'o ,
Are you Bhoumatism racked ?
"Klilnt r Woit I'unii ni" , ufli'r I wan vl > ' u tip ' tu
. uiiillli'"Uuiriiiiltlilily iii > r
dloLyii | | > Sli.iaii UbrWBO M ulirolmU V Uulli , aaluo.
Ladies , are yon Buffering ?
"KMiiiy Wurt ruriil i "t rxiillur truui < lt > i ol
overulUrt utanillnv Many frluuiU IIMI anil iiriilM
It , " ) Wri. 11 , lAinoimuiJ lojAJlotUi\ .
1C you would Banish Disease
i and Rain Hoaltli , Take
The Largest Stock in Omaha ; and Makes the Lowest Prices1 ;
DRAPERIES AND MIRRORS.y
J"1 rocolvod n asBortmont ( nr sarpMslng nny thing In this market , comprlsln {
Uio Ifttost and moat tasty designs uianufnoturod for this spring's trade and covorln-
range of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive.
Parlor Goods Draperies.
Now ready for the inspection of cus Complete stock of. nil the lato.i
tomers , tlio newest uovoltiFs in Htyles in Tttrcomnn , Madras nud
Suits aud Odd 1'iocos. Lncu Curtains , Etc. , Etc.
Elecant Passenger Elevator toaU , , Floors.
W\uf A "PUTT TPC ! CSTCTT VWCJ > T/TflT / ? "
lUHtijili foJalvlilxrl/ii ; ,
1200.1S08 nnd ISlOFnrnnm Street. - - - - OMAHA NEB ,
Garry the Largest Stock , offer the Lowest Prices and
Easiest Terms of Any Dealer Here on
Besides Many other Well-known Makes , we sell the
World Renowned
_
II IJ rVJJl ]
AND ARION PIANOS.
AND THE CKLEBRA.TED SUONINGKR "BELL" ORGANS.
InatrtimontB Rented and rout allowed if purchased. Pianos on installments , § 10
Monthly. Organs , ? 5. Gall or Dond for Cntaloguo and tems.
V AEEROOMS , - - BOOB. 11TH AND FARNAM STS.
Would call particular attention to their now stock of
FINE WATCHES , CLOCKS , SILVERWARE ,
AND AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT OF
Diamonds and Precious Stones ,
FULL LINE OF HOWARD1 WALTUAM AND ELGIN WATOllES.
WAREROOMS - - COR , 11TH AND FARNAM STS.
- - n fd' x U va B TM ir C4 asr vj u H ua H xfsx H xs q
10,1 UADY ST. , DAVENPORT , IOWA , U. S. A. Established 1878 Catarrh ,
DeafncBo , Lung und Norvona Diseases Speedily nnd 1 ormanently Cured. Patient !
Cured nt Ilomo. Write for "Tiiu MKDIOAL-MISKIONAKY , " for the People.
OonuuUaUon nnd CorroBpondonco Qratia. P. 0. Box a02. Telephone No. 20. I
HON. EDWARD RUSSELL , Poatmatitor , Davenport , uaya : " Piiyaicinn oil
.tcu ADUIty ana Marked SUCCOBH. " CONGRESSMAN MURPHY , Davenport ,
UUPAn t > nnnrnh1n M.\n. Finn KnrcoBS. Wonderful Oiiroa. " Hours8 to 5. |
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cr , .lib H'HiHk mil Stn.it , Omaha , Nobrsuikn.
AND TWO WHEEL CAKTS.
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Chicago. . Si. . Paul , Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAILWAY.
Tbo now oxtuiiulun ot thla line from WakeflelJ up
the
DEADTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN
through Couoon ) and Colorldgo
Itoacliea the bust portion of the btato , Kpcclal ex.
curalou rate ] for Und icekcra over thli line to
Wajne , Noilolk mul llartlugtou , mid via Ulair to all
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SIOUX 01TY & PACIFIC RAILROAD
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niston. tiioux Olty , 1'oaw , llaitinfton , Wayne n. I
Norfolk ,
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for Fictnont , Oakdae , Nellcli , and through to Val
entino.
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