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OMAHA DAILY JKBfi-WJEDNESDAr JULY 23 , 1884. OF OMAHA Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts , The Oldest Banking Establishment in Omaha , SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZK Organised In 1808. Organized aa a National Bank In CAPITAL 8200000 5 ? ' 7MJB AND PROFITS . ornciu MUOTOE8. aMAS KotrarCT , Prwldenl. ioaii A. CRiianTOii , Vloe President 4 9 < ! STVS Kooam , Sd Vlo President A. J , PorrUTOi. , Transacte a neneral banking business , lira * oprtiaoatoe bearing Interrot. Drawi drafts o rranclsoo and principal dtlM In the United AUo , tnndon , bablln , Edinburgh and tbj pi lies tf tbl continent and UM i . p THE MERCHANTS O3F" OTVT/VTPT-X * . . Authorized Capital , - $1,000,000 Paid-up Capital , - - 100,000 Surplus Fund , - - - 70,000 BANKING OFFICK I ( fl. W. Cor , Farnam ana 12th Sis omoFnsi FRANK JTcurnr , President. I Hiu'LE. T-ooiu , V-P Ban. D. WOOD , Cashier. | LtJTUia DJURI , A Frank Hnrphy , Samuel E. Rogers , BOD. B. Wood Charles C. Hoiuel , A. D. Jones , Luther Drake. Transact a General Banking Business. AUwht QATcany Banking business U transact arc Invited call. No matter bow largo or small tbo transaction it will ruoelvo our oaretui attention , and we promise always courteous treatment. Pays particular attention to business ( or partlei jeslclme outside the city. Exjhango on all the prln dpal cities of the United States at very lowest rates. Accounts of Banks and Bankers received on tavoi able terms. Issues Certlfloato ol Deposit bearing 5 per oen interest. Bujaand eella Foreign Exchange , County , CH and Government soau/UlM UNITED STATES OF OMAHA. S , W Cor , Farnam and 12th Sts , Capital , $100,000.00 C. W. HAMILTON , Proo't. O. H. CALDV/ELL , V. Proo't. M. T. BARLOW , Cashlor. DIRECTORS : S. S. OALDWKLL , B. F. SMITH , O. W. HAMILTON , M. T. BAELOW , 0. WILL HAMILTON. Accounts solicitor * , and kept sub Ject to sight chock. Certificates of Deposit-Issued pay able In 3,0 and 12 months , bearing Interest , or on demand without ln : toroot. > J/ * Advances madoto customorson Vj .ti proved securities at market rate of Interest. The Interests of Oustomors are c'oooly guarded and every facility compatible with principles ot sound banking freely extended. D'aw sight drafts on England.lre land , Scotland , and all parts of Eu rope. Soil European Passa o Tickets COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE. Cor. ISfch and Douglas Sts. Capital Stock. - - - § 150,000 lability of Stockholders , 300,000 HTJ Per Cent Interest PaMoE Deposits LOANS MADE ON HEAL ESTATE I JAJIE3 E. BOYD President L. M. UENNETT Vlco Prculdont t V. A. PAXFON Uanajjlng Director J JOHN E. WILDUK Cishloi W-CHAS P.MANDEKSON , TH03. L. KIMBALL , ' 'IJ. W. OANNCTT , if AS M EX Ell , IHENUY PUNDT E L. STONE. IMcOAETHY & BUEKB , | 13 14TH STREET , BET. FARNAM AND DOUGLAS MAUL , ( sncoEssoiia TO JOHN a. JACOBS ) OTDERTAKERS ! th old BUdd 1417 Firnara Btroet. Orders bjr leitph solicited Mid promptlr atteited to. H , Z , BtJBKET. . FUtlERh , DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER 111 Rorth IBth BtiMt Omah * UfiABLES KIEWK UNDERTAKER , AND DEAtKH IN Melalic Cases , Coffins , CasMs , Slironils , ETC. , ETO. , 1O01) Farnam St. , - OMAHA , NKD Telegraphlo orders promptly uttondcd to. Telephone Ho 821. HEPKE3KNT8 rhinlx AeenronM Oo , , ol jaAfflt t5uteoto | MtctieaterN. T. , Capital ,000,000.0 ilao tfercnante , ol NevuV , IT , i. , Capital l,27 , mo ( Blrardrire , PUladotihla , tpltal. . . . 1SOO,003.0 > Inremen'i taat O& tal ltS , tl6.0 , _ JAS.H.PEABODY M , u , HHYBIOIAN & BURGEO ] No. HOT Jones St. Office , No. 160 0Boo hours U m. to 1 p. m. , and I'ld iii ) Jor offlo)87Uwldcaoe. FIZZLE AT FREMONT , The Itccont Uomoorntla lltxtlllcn lion A IifirRo Crowd but Hinall Entluislnsin ' ' . I'opplctou's Dig. appointing nnil Inconsist ent Fnr.MO.VT , Nmt. , July 22 , 1881. To atato with complete accuracy the result of the democratic ratification tncot ing which occurred on Saturday nigh would bo a hard matter. If it was the intontidn of these who had charge uf the matter to draw out a largo body of re- [ mblicans , then the mooting was a suo- COM. If , however , they expected to create any great amount of enthusiasm for Cleveland and llondricks , then thai i.irt of their programmo was a decided 'ailuro. As a matter of fact the mooting akon aa \rholo was a great disappoint ment. People were disappointed that tlr. Hunger cut his speech so short , for tadgo Savage was not able to keep his appointment , for the iudgo has many ad- nirora in Fremont in both parties. But ho people were most disappointed in A. ' . t'oppleton. Mr. Popploton had boon drortisod aa an orator nnd n thinker , nd the people who wont to hear him ox- looted something above the average cam- aigu stump speech. But they were oomcd to disappointment , for the best Hat could bo said of his speech is , _ that it vaa a disapointod harranguo withhout von the merit of being consistent. IIo did not attempt to discuss a single no of the questions which are to make up lie isauoa of the coming campaign , but lie whole burden of hia labored harangue was to show that the republican party is party of fraud and corruption and that liatthocountrycouldon ybeaavedthrough ; io election ot Cleveland and Hondricks Traud and corruption 1 This comes with nod grace from the lips of a man who ianda to-day the paid attorney of a cor- oration that has done more to corrupt tubllc morals , legislators and courts in his and other states than any other in- luouco under the sun. The corporation ias so unjustly w.rung from the toiling nassos their hard earned money , no cor- loration has boon so determined to shirk loir just responsibilities as the very ompauy whose legal and illegal advisor A. J. Poppleton is. Everyone well cnows the frauds that have boon porpot- atod upon the people of this state by 10 Union Pacific railroad. Everyone well knows of its discriminations against own and individuals ; everyone is fam- iar with its exorbitant rates of trans- > ortation ; everyone is familar with the on dollar a car bridge toll at Omaha ; voryono is familltar with the manner in which it has used money to carry state , ounty and city elections , and Mr. Pop- iloton muat also have known of all this , 'hen , why has ho kept quiet all those 'ears ? Why has ho not raised his voice gainst these crimes ? If corruption is istaateful to him why has ho compound- d these crimes by keeping silent about liom ? No ! it cannot have worn on his onscienco very hard , when for years it t has been transacted under his very ese and , no doubt , with his sanction. lo may rail at fraud and corruption to lia heart's content , but public opinion rill bo slow to give him credit for much lonesty , yet wo believe ho will got all ho osorves. What reform , what pure princi- ) loa can the peoplocxpcctfromaman who or the best part of his lifo has prostituted limself andhis intelligence to the use of corrupt and soulless corporation , who laa been paid his price and expects to do lie bidding of his master. Reformers never spring from such a source. Mr. Popploton had a good deal to say bout the republican machine , but ho arod not utter the truth and say to that udienco that Cleveland was the machine nominee , and that in order to glvo him lie nomination some of the most sacred ndividual rights were trampled under oot , and twenty-five of the Now York elogation were barred the rights of oting tor their choice. While Clovo- and was foisted upon the democratic tarty by the machine , Blaine was the hoico of the republican masses and was nominated iu spite of the machine. , Ho hold the republican party rosponsl- > lo for giving to railway companies largo and grants. Now ho could not have icon ignorant of the fact that , the very rst land over granted to a railway com- > any was passed upon by a democratic inuso , a democratic senate and oigned by tuchanan , a democratic president. But tnoro than this , this grant of land which was piven to the Illinois Central was engineered by two leading democratic postlcs , Douglas nnd llicardson , has the oputntion of being the completeat job of og rolling over carried on in the Ameri- an congress. So that whatever is per- Icious connected with the system of land ; ranis , the democratic party has the loner of being its orignator. The physical condition of the skull and rosabones of cipher alley was repeatedly oforrod to , whereupon the faithful would ororontly bow their heads in prayerful ubmisaion to the will of un all-wiso ora- , or. or.Carl Schurzand Cloorgo William Curtis were noble patriots who had left the larty of fraud and had joined the glo ipus band of pure honest democrats , 'his was Mr. Popploton'a opinion of democracy mocracy , but lie did not give Curtis' pinion of that party , which is as fol- OWfl ! "Wo are confrotod with the democrat' c party very hungry , and , as you may well believe , very thlra'y ; a party with- ut a single definite principal , a party without any distinct national fpolicy which it dares present to the country ; party which fell from power as a con- piracy against human rights and now ttompts to sneak back to power as conspiracy for plunder and spoils , " This is a "a sweet morsel which wo loartily commend to our democratic hero worshippers and hope it may prove a ootnlng potion to their disorganized tomacha. IIo had much tosay about'thojunprovon ' rauds in the theft of Louisiana and Flo- Ida , but not a word to say of the proven attempts to steal the electoral vote ot ) rogon. The inheritance of the doc- rlnea of Jefferson and Jackson by the lemocratic party were frequently alluded to , but the party platforms of 1804 "the war a failure , " and the opposition to the resumption efforts of the republicans ol .870 escaped his notice. The mantle ol great and good Tildcn had fallen upon Jlovoland , end to day ho stood the re- ormer par excellence of the ago , Mr. Popploton did not toll the ratifiers wheth er it was the vote of the five cent clause n the elevated railroad bill , or the vetoa of ( ho lessened hours of daily labor o car conductors , the moohanio'slion ] [ bill , the tenement cigar bill , Oh no , those roat reforms were not mentioned Cleveland was too much interested in the monopolies of tbo great city of Now York to have his reforms run this way , and fo tear of offense the orator of the occasion did not doaire to refer to them. Blaine , he admitted , was bright , emar nnd atrong , attached to himself friends was anxious to make a distinctive Amer ican policy , but ho thought it the duty uf the democrats to make a change only or exclusively for the sake of a change. On the whole , your correspondent believes - liovos that the democrats hereabouts were not well pleased with the effort , a loading - ing ono sayint ; to him that ho had mucl rather hoar the nU-inononoly doctrinna from Senator Van Wrck than from the paid attorney of the U. P. Ry. And 10 say I , ana so say they all , Peen Riciunn. A BBUTAL HUSBAND , N. B. Strong Abuses IIIB Fruulljr Drives Tlioni liYom the House. Last week an item appeared in these columns stating that a certain railroad man in this city had abused his wife and hat too while she was in the throes ol childbirth and after the death of the in- ant had ordered the neighbors to take ho d n atilT out of the house. At thai imo his namd was withhold , but as ho las again come to light in the role of a wife boater a brief history of his actions will bo given. Ilia name is N. B. Strong and ho is employed as a brakeman on the 0. & K. V. road by the Union Pacific company , ' "or a long time ho has boon addicted to ho use of intoxicating liquors and when n a drunken condition ho would go homo nd shamefully abuse hla wife and hildroti. Sprcral times laat wintoa ho drove his amily from the house into the storm and hey would doubtlcus have perished with old and exposure but for kind hearted icighbors who took them in and cared for horn. This was not onouqh. On Friday , uly llth , his wife gave birth to a child , it the time Strong was away from home , nd did not return until Saturday night , md in the meantime the child had died , nstoad of going to his homo to comfort , lis wife , ho wont there in a state of In- oxicition and would have boat her then lad not the neighbors interfered. It was t this time that ho used the language in 'cgard ' to the dead child , Monday night ho again boat his family and rove thorn /rom the house. IIo was rrostodand lodged in jail and ypstcr- ay Thomas Pioronot filed a complaint jainst him and ho is now hold for fur- icr examination. An effort will bo made to place him behind the bars for omotimo. S Certain it is that ho has fallen below 10 level of the brute , for a brute will are for and protect its offspring , even in oath , There was a time when ho was a man but alas , that time is past and gone. GENERAlTpBENTISS , Tbo lioys Stand by the Old Hero. To the KJitor ol THE BEE : On July 1st there appeared in TUB IEH an article from this place signed "A jiatonor , " in which the writer Books to irow dirt at General Prontiaa. "Listen- r" said : "I listened to his talk atlen- .voly and to the best of my discommon t iscovorod that his chief aim was to os- ablish the fact that ho fought nobly and leld iho old road until the sun wont own. " Now , Mr. "Listener , " it is not noces- ary for any one to Beak to establish that act , aa it haa lone ; boon recorded in hia- ; cry , and ho would have held the Old load much easier if there had not boone o many in front such as "Listonor"who were opposed to him then , ns now. 'Listener" says General Prontias in his ddress to old soldiers at Tccurasoh for- ; ot to say anything of the boys who itood by him in holding the Old Road , nd were captured and did not fare so roll , and then adds that ho writes thia n behalf of the G. A. R. boya who ore re liable to bo taken in by this fraud. "Listener" would have us believe that 10 is a porfcct philocolathoan , but these f Tecumseh who know him do not overonco bin judgement , dianotion or alor. " It may seem ungrateful to "Listener" lat wo do not appreciate his paternal are , but wo feel quite able to take care f ouraolvoa without hia assistance. The r. A. R. boya of thia post do not fool all ightcd by any oversight of General 'reutm while bore , nnd still expect to old the "old road" until "Listener" ia olegatod to the rank in which ho bo- onga. A. SOLDIEK. Tecumaoh , July 20 , 1884. 'lows ( rom the Maximum Mineral Fountain ot Sara toga Bprlngs , and Is the opinion ot the most eminent medical men Nature's Hovcrelgn Cure for Constl- jatlon , Dlapopala , Torpid Liver , Inactive 'ondltlona Of tbo Kidneys , and a most salutary IttratUo In scrotulout affoctlous , With ladle's , Ken leracn , and bon \lrants evirj where It has he-omo he standard ot dietary exixxlloutx , ( urtliyini ; the lirentUu ( unctions and enabling doe-'l > ers to Indulgi with Impurity at table. The orld o ( wtalth , Intel genco and reRneinont testltlca tn Its fcparkliiig , nut- itally pureand dollghKul quantitlca as iho beverage noouiparable , and accredit It with being the nurcet nd epoodlcBt Kourre otcUar romi > lutlom > , lilKh health nd exuberant pirlt , Hathom Spring Water I sold In glaia bottles ; ( our dozen pints aru pocked naoose It way tie outlined at all hotels , * ndo , wine merchants , and gioccrs over ) u her Cornice AND ITANUKACTUIlEna Ot GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES X > . \ lancio-vcrja , FINIAL8 , WINDOW CAPS , 7W0Af ? M/ ; SLATE ROOFING , PATKNT HCTALIO BKYUOHT , Iron Fencing ! Omtlnzt , llolnnrailei , Yrrandai , Offloeand Ban UalUoin , Window and Cellar Qaardi , Eta CO 0. ANDttb STUlTirT , IONCOLH XEJJ. C , R. SOHALLER , Estate AGENT. MILLARD HOTEL ESTABLISHED AT OMAHA , 18G9. OfTors a largo list of Real Estate for Sale , Including the following described property. f \ H , Sohaller offers lots nett Uonid > - < rA n " Voom'i " 1-arfc _ 3fr 1 yl > Ul K. SchaTfer lll K-ll oti on COM o (111 ml California ttneta , ffloo to _ OVHI two of tba Um l / -i\t\ \ OILSchallerhM , CAM tre l. l ) . M/ll / CH.Bchaller will toll lot near Nkuni MM/I dcrsttrcxt , on street or ( < 7) ) I VMVI ) CH. Schiller often acre * near U. > r. traak , ( " ) O. H. .Schiller ban In Darker eub > C division , 9thSthou and lot ( M ) CH. Hclnller will sell on S. lltnau , -iu\ house ml lot ( ED ) . 6 > t HJ ] \ , ScJmllar will sell near Law avo- J - / \ OK , lot 126x80 (00) ( ) j H ) Cf . Schaller hn lota In some ot the new a < 1dltloca to the city at reduced rates. Clt. Hchallor has ( or sale property pat Ing a rental on purchase from 10 to 0 per cent and of Increaa * lntluo Sclmllcr otli'ra lot on Uumlng r Him OIL , ( ffjxW re ldonooBI > U.UUU K. Bchallcr haa ( or nalo ono 01 on C Caga street , west iid. CH. Schallcr will ell ono block In 1 Cr\f\ \ Boyl'i addition , ± , UUU it. Hcliallcr oDcrs a Dnobuslncsa G .proDcrtvat C H. Schallcr wtUtwil 12,430 ocroo . In a body stock ( arm H. Schaller-Koi n.-vlo loth street , C . brick house , lot ooxSflO. H. Schaller-llarney street , lot 47 G * x20 , Quo residence , 10 rooms. U ) R. Schnllerhaa ( or f.-xlo on eouth Q / avenue , i lot and resilience. < U\ rU. . Solmller will sell 1.120 acres , ! QO RC\\ \ ( J * gnodhouwis , 2 largo b&rns , windUU.JJJ \ \ mills , scales , eta. R. Sohallor-Dodge Co. ( ann.SMO ( TC f\ff\ \ } acres , bouses , barns and T&luablaJ \J } u U U Improvement ) ! 1 11. Bdlwllcr odors eomo o ( the greatest borgalni / In Heal Eatatoanvwhoro. PARTIES WISHING TO LOTS AND LANDS &EE INVITED TO GALL. Has had 85 years' experience In dealing In URAL ESTATE and may safely bo con. Biit'cd as to Imeatmonts and on contem plated Improvements to the city. Has cilcnsUo Eastern and European con nections' Pamphlets and Maps of City leaned free. Call at the Mlllard lloto. and get ona THE OMAHA 3. tt nOWELL , President. C. U SCUALLEll , Vlco-Presldont. The GENUINE BOULDKR and Colorado co l , An- hracito , Iowa , MlfuouriIIUnola , Kansas. Coal Yards Bridge Stoclt Yards. OFFICES 117 a 14 Street and Mlllard Hotel , SCHMELING & BELSCHNER , DEALERS IN 1621 South 13th , between Jaclson and Jones Sts. Job Work n RooSng , Guttering , Etc. , promptly 15th & Dodge Streets , KEEP YOUR EYE On tliln list ( or bnrjamt , anil if you wish n lot In any mt of Omaha Want to runt n holme hare Jimr loueo rontedr-buy a IIOUBOsell tliu onoyou liavo want your papers mada-tltle looko 1 up , and any * hlng relating to Uuil listatu , go and see BK AKS > ' < DOS AIU > , No. 218 I1,7CO Homo n ( Ilvo roomn on halt lot , 400 at time ot bale , and $25 tier month , No. 2 1C $2,000 1 aero and i room brlokhouso In 'ark 1'Iace , cash. No 225-J1 850 House of nix loomn nn lot CSxICO , ark I'laoe , nn cssy terms , 8100 , and (20 per month , No. 220-11,5 0 HOUKO and lt In Uowery Hill. ] ooil cistern and well. One-halt cath and time 221 52,300 Good six room house on corner hall ft , one block from 18th utrott , south of U 1 * . depot. Iran new Sold on nasy terms , 217 $1,800 House of i rooms on ( "II lot. Center itrcet. Good well , cittern aud ualki. Hull cash and lima , 1J7 81,000 Houeoot two rooms on halt lot , He- ran'mulditlon. Ono hal ( cavh , 19 $1,800 IIou e of ( our rooms on ( ull lot , onl&th street , eouth Omalta , one halt cash. 62 tl.800 HOUBO of Ove rooms on ( ull lot In l' r- ( er's idbltlun , one block north o ( 8'iO.OOO school louse , south ( rout , oed well , cistern , 4iaand abar * ; aln on easy terms. 7 - ' ,000 Corner lot I ) V. Smith's addition , two good dwellings , south and cast Iront , on car line , : heap and on easy terras. 40 14,000 Lots 13 and 14 , corner Farnam street , and near nourt house , two good dwelling * on lot , but IH buslnrts property. A great bargain , 1 And lots of bargains all met town. Call at offlM and examine our Jitt ( or Iwprotod prop ry ) , LOTS IN HAWTHORNE , TABOR PLACE ; OMAHA VIEW , And In all first class Inalde additions , and It wo ( all to II ml A lot to salt you , out of our ciUnslve llbt , thu Omaha cJbti not contain ono , Omaha Vluw Is on the mtd to the barracki , arid I that plat south o ( I , , II Wllllama' reildetico. Wo toll lots ( rom t 00 to 83' 0 , 810 or more down at time o ! tain and monthly pajments. $ 00 down and wo will build j on a house on tho. lot. llanthornohutHt of the High Pchool one mile , and u are selling lotg one third down and moiithh najaint * . Ihlsaddltbn Is gradeil and lots are t3M to $900 each. Now Is tl.o tln.e to buy , while pn are low ani terms ca. y. Tabor 1'laao Is on Kamam rtreet and Is a choice addition , with only twelve lot * luft , and they are tl at good lota as there are In tke addition , I'ricui { 171 and 1660. Lots on Phennan avenue , east and west ( rants ORB hall block III Wlioox's addition , cheap and u ) ; term' . all to call ( or bargains at the office , SEAES & BOSARD Cor. 15th and Dodge Streets. WILLIAMS' liLOOK. PRINCIPAL LINE &ST. LOUIS nr WAY or OMAHA AND LINCOLN TO DENVER , Olt VIA. KANSAS CITY AND ATCHISON to DENVEH UonnrctliiK I" Villon lpHit.s | nt KniiKiis Plly ( .luiahiiniul Donvorvltli tluoiiulitmliiH Icir A it nil points in tlm Oirjxt AVcst CSOI3XTC533A.Sn C'oniifOtlng In ( Jrnnil Union loxitnt | Chloncti nsfor And nil IHI : At TporK Uh through trnlni lor Indlnimri. ell , lUiicliinatl , Coluiubui , mill nil points In tlutHuiith.Knm At St. l.imU with tluonijli tnilim tor nit jiolntH .South. l.lotrant Day ronrhca , I'mlor CHIN , with lio. rllnliiK I'll tlM ( M-ivtH tioo ) , SinokliiK Cnra with HtnolvliiK rlmlra , riillumn 1'nlnco sicutilnu t'nrs niul ihu Innunm ( \ It. .tJ. Dinlni'nra run dully toiinct ti-oin ( MilcjiK" nml Kiinaii' ) City , riilcnKonnd Council UliillH-Clilcago mill Do Moltliu , ChtcilKo , St. Jusuili | , Atohlsou niul Tunning tholr m\n tmliiH lictwirii chlcniro Lincoln nnd Denver , nnil Clileniro , Knnsu City niul DenviT. TluxMiult cni-s liolueim Indlnnuimlls anil t'ouncll HUitri , via 1'eorlii fiOINO NOKTII AND SOUTH. vrltli Keclliilni ; CJhiUni to nnil lioui 8U l.onU and 1 conn. Onlyonocliuiiroof | civrs lictVM'on St. I.oulsntul lc Molncs , Imui , Lincoln , Nu. braihu , nnd Dunvrr. ( Jolomdo. It Is ulso the only ThroiiKh Line lfclw eon ST. LOUIS , MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL. It Js known n the iirat THltOtir.ll PAH MM. of America , and in universally ndnilt od to lie the Finest Equipped Railroad fa the World for all classon of Travel. ThroURh Tickets vfu this line tor wile atal It. H.coupon ticketulllceslntho UnUcdStntc ; ind Cuiimliv. V. J. I'OTTEK , 1'RnCEVAL L ( V ice-l'rc . i Uin. JUmrrr Ota ' ' , THE BRUNSWICK , BALKE , COL- LENDER COMPANY , ( SUCCESSORS TO THE J. U. 11. i : ft CO. ] tHE MONARCH The mot extensive manufacturers ot IN THE WORLD. 00 S. Tenth Street OMAHA , NEB. Xjrlrc ! n ot Bllllrd and Pool Tables and materials urnahed on api > linatlon. ALONG THE LINE Of THE ) iliicago , St , Paul , Minneapolis aod OMAHA RAILWAY. The new extension ot this line ( rom Wakefleld up the BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the QAN through Concord and Colcrldgo TO 3Ea V3El EIlXrca-1 > c > igr , teaches the bent portion ot the State , Special ox- urslon ra'cs ( or land leekers over this line to Vayne , Norfolk nnd llartlugton , and via Jilalr to all rlndpal polhts on the SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD Trilni oror tht 0. , St. P. M. & 0. Railway to COT njrton , Sioux City , Ponca , Hartington , Wayne and Norfolk. Ooao.ia.oot or Fremont , Oakda.o , Nell b , and through to Val entino. flTFor rates and all Information cell on F P. WHITNEY , Genera Ationt. ECWlALiDES find rndienl cure by my moth od , bused on recent hci- cnlific researches , even in Hie most desperate cnscs without any trouble to the functions. I cure equally the sad con- consequenccH of the sins of and impotence youlh , nervousness potence . pisanBTioN [ > r j r to tend the Exact iloncrlptlnn ol the Blokueu , DE. BELLA , Mornbor of Several Scientific SC O , IMnco tlo la Nation 0 , r lilBsternCofflice-Works - , IRON AND SLATK IIOOFINQ. 0. SPECHT , PEOP , 1111 DouglM BL Omh , Neb. Balvannoa Iron Cornices IMTDonner Windows , KlnUln. Tin , Iron and filaU looUaK , Hiiucht'a 1'atont llotalllo HUyllk'ht , tatont wljuttod lUtchrt liar and llrackot Hliulvlnif. I wn Jie general aKout ( or tbo above line ol Koudn. Iron Funclne , Ualiutmlen.VuriUidui.Iron Cr T P ; AIL , 1. ut M a torila anil health rineuer , AOUlti for Ulood and Hkln JJlioaei- , and truublen UiKindcnt on iiupuro nr ImpuitiUliod ljlooUHwllt BjiccllToU without ft thai , "My bahyiU rnontln old liroku out with omo kind ( i-kln humor , and after lioliiK trcatod llru inoiiths hy injr ( aiully pbyulclan , VM ( 'lven up todlo , 'Die UrUKKlbt lecoiuuiendiid H llt'u hi > uUno , and thn renult wo an KratllyliiK " " uw < miracubus. My child noon got well , all t'ocoaol thu ilUtin U KOIIO , aud lie li u ( at an a pie. " J. J KIKKI/AN1) , I. million , Itu k County ! Tunas. "I u od Kwllt'a Hp ( lfloon my llttlo daunhtcr , wbo wan atlllcttxl with some lllood IVInoii which hail It lutwl all oi to ol treatment. Tha Hptclllu reliovn her permanently , and 1 ehall ifo'it In tny prutcii. ! ' W. E. UltONTB , M. P. , Ojpre * ) Jtldgu , Ark. Our Trcitlne on Blood and Skin Diieaeoa mallod ( roe to applloiuito , TUBBWirTBl-ECIKIO CO. Drawer 8 , Atlanta , da. N , . Y. OfflN , 1(9 W. S2d St. , between Oih and 7t T cnuts. flillad lihla otSou , IPS Cbuetaut St. The Largest Stock in 0 in all a and Makes the Lowest Prices urnitur DRAPERIES AND MIRRORS , Jnst received an assortment ( nr Rnrpassing anything In this market , comprlslnf Iho latest and moat tasty designs mannfacturodfor this spring's trade and covering range of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive. Parlor Goods _ Now ready for the inspection of cus tomers , the newest iiovoltifB iu Suits and Odd Pieces. Elocant Passenger Elevator to all Floors. CHARLES SHIVERICK. , Furnnin Street OMAHA NEB. 1206,1208 nud 1210 , - - BOLTE & CD& PANY , irANUKACTUUKUSOF- ENTAL GALVANIZED Dormer Windows , Flulals , Window Capn.Iiiin Crcstlnzs , Metallic ) 8ky-l ! hts , Ao. Tin. Iron and SUto RoolJ cm , 810 South 12th btrcet , Omaha , Nebraska. D-EJ.1 : MANUJTAOTUHEU Ot Ot STBirjTT.T riRST-OLAFD a f ! J , JAND AND TWO WHEEL CABT3. U1B and 1B20 llarnoy Street and 103 B. ISIh Etroet , stratodC > ltl07UOd'aiai4l ( rnnuuoa aupltcatloa. IUCHARDS & CLARKE , Proprietors. . ? J Draperies. Complctp stock of nil the latea styles iu Turcoman , Madras nnd Lncu Curtains , Etc. , Etc. W. A. CLARKE , Superintendent Omaha Iron Works U. P. RAILWAY , - - - 17TH & 18TH STREElS MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN WATER WHEELS. ROLLER MILLS , and Orain < Elevator USachinerv MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE Celebrated Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth STEAM POMPS STEAM" WATER AND GAS PIPK. ' BEASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. © I ! 1 O \Ve are prepared to furnish plans and estimates , and will contract for the erection o Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators , or for changing ' I'lonrine Mills , from Stona to the Roller Syntem. * . / O 'JCspccial attention given to furnishing Po\ver Plants for any purpose - pose , and ostimntf-s made tor surao General machinery repairs attended , , promptly , t OLABKE ( Neb. .f
