OMAHA D/VIJLf BEE-WEDNESDAY , AUGUST 13.
G. A. LINE QUEST & CO. ,
LOR
1206 Farnam Street , Omaha , Neb ,
NEW WOOLENS !
FOR PANTS AT FROM S8.00 AND UPWARDS. ALSO
Stylish Suitings in florksorews , Worsteds and Cheviots
LATEST STYLES I LOWEST PRICES !
[ SPAn inspection of our Goods ami Prices , tells the story. JgJ
AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIC
SIBMS.TOBACCOS.PIPESsSMOKEES'ABTIOLlS . '
PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING
CELEBRATED BRANDS :
Roina Victorias , Especiales , Roses in 7 Sizes from $60
to $120 per 1000.
AND THE FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE CENT CIGARS :
Grapes , Thistle , Lawrence Barrett , Caramels. New Stan
dard , Good Advice , New Brick.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES.
RICHARDS & CLARKE , W. A. CLARKE ,
Proprietors. Superintendent
( r P. RAILWAY , 17TH & 18TH STREETS
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
WATER WHEELS. ROLLER MILLS ,
' -Hill
MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE
Celebrated 'Anchor ' Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth
_ _ STEAM PUMPS fSTEAM ; WATER AND GAS PIPE. ;
BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS
ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON.
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We nro prepared to furnish pinna and estimates , and will contract for
Nm erection of Flouring Mills nnd Grain Elevators , or for changing
Flourinc Mills , from Stona to the Roller System ,
USS Especial attention given to furnisliing Powder Placta for any pur
pose , and estimates made for some General machinery repairs attended
promptly , Address
BIUHAKD3& CLARKE , Omaha , Neb ,
THK MOTHKIl HU1III.YUD.
Tlio Itlso and Pnllof n Guriiiont tlmt
Took the World by Storm ,
Ono summer nftornoon , about three
yonra ago , ft mnu millitior atoocl in his
parlors on the Rue tlo la Pnix , twirling a
"remnant" In his hand. There win not
enough of it to make n lady's dross ac
cording to any known pattorti , nnd yet
his Gallic parsimony forbade
his wasting it. Suddenly a bright idea
seemed to strike him. llo ronndod off
the corners , and niado a largo hole in
the centre , and hung it about a model In
the room. To shirr it In the back and
arrange a yoke In front was the work of
but a few moments , when lo ! a now gar
ment was vouchsafed to the fomnlo
world. This innn-inillincr was the world
famous Worth , and thio now garment was
the Mother llubbard. It suddenly bo-
cnino the rage among fair Parisionnos ,
Little girls wore It , for whom it was not.
Loan ladies were it , to whoso iorms is
lent nil added grace , and stout Imlioa
were it , to whoso forma it lent nothing.
In short , everybody were It and were It
everywhere. No such garment madness I
had boon scon since the Dolly Yarden
took the world by atorm.
In aorno parts of America , too , it cauio
to bo almost as much at homo as in the
laud of its origin. The propriety of its use
as n street dross provoked much discus
aion , nnd in one place at least , n small
town in Western Missouri , it became the
subject of litigation , a learned justice
declaring that its use was n violation of
town ordinance , "in such case made and
provided. "
"There is this peculiarity , " said a lady
connected with one of the popular Wash
ington street dry goods houses , "thoro is
this peculiarity about the Mother Hub-
bard. Fashions , you know , generally act
like cholera in one respect they gener
ally follow the routes of travel. But the
Mother Hubbard rage has boon an excep
tion. It ravaged Paris and London , but
it skipped Boston and Now York , and
took hold again , ns nearly as I can deter
mine , somewhere in the vicinity of the
great lakes to the west of us , and not far
from the Potomac to the south. "
"But 1 think I have soon thorn in Bos
ton , " the Globn man hazarded.
"Yes , a few sporadic cases but nothing
approaching the dignity of an epidemic. "
"But , " continued the lady , "tho question
tion of Mother Hubbard or no Mother
Hubbard as it lady's suit for street wear
does not exhaust the subject. Far from
it. In the first place wo make a good
many Mother Hnbbard drosscss for girls
and misses for whom there is nothing
more appropriate. Then , too , there is
considerable demand for cloaks and
wraps made on the Mother Hubbard
pattern , In addition to this there is the
Mother Hubbard for house wear , but
o/ou with these wo always send n bolt or
sash. Very few Boston ladies would
consider a Mother Hubbnrd good taste
for street woar. It has gene now , and
gone to stay. The only thing that re
mains to remind us of it is the high
shoulder tho'ladics are wearing [ so much
nowadays.
Fortune's FreiiUn Scattered
where.
Docs history rci > ont itself in vain ? Let no
man doubt that The Louisiana State Lottery
did , on Tuesday , .Inly 15 , at noon , ( iecldu by
the 170th Grand Monthly Distribution , who
Should got § 205,500 In euros from § 75,000
down. All information can bo had from M.
A. Dauphin , Now Oiloan" , La. No. 12,333
drew 1st capital of 875,000 , ono-fifth paid to a
citizen of Cnnad.ivillo , Tonn. , collected
through Unnkof Oommcrco , MomphlH. No.
09,201 drew the 2d capital , § 25,000 , sold fifths
onoto N. M. Sowulf , Spring Crook , Tonn. ,
mid through 1st National linnk of Jnckion ,
Tciint another to E. 13. Comstock , 295 Ninth
at. , Milwaukee , Wis. No.17,871) ) drew the 3d
capital priVe , sold in San Krancisco , Cal. Noa
12,302 and 67,532 drew the -1th capital prizes
of § 0,000. sold in fifths-ono to Phillip Hoth ,
cor. Locust and Caliopo ate. , Now Orloani
one to Chris , llottinger , Memphis , Tonn. . an
other to Mrs , Emma J. Iloggard , Norfolk ,
Va. , etc. , otc. It all pees over ogam on Tues
day , Sept. 9th. Let the render obtain an in-
teiest in the next event , it will not break him
and may make him. Quion sabo ?
Tlioro ere Worse Things.
Wall Street Daily News.
"I don't HOC , " said an old farmer who
was going homo ever the Erie the other
evening , "how them Wall street fellers
dare speculate the way they do ; why 1
should think they'd bo afraid of losing
money. "
"Oh they do ! " replied his Boat-mate.
" 1'vo hoard toll that some of 'em were
brought down from riches to poverty. "
"Yes ; such cases happen almost every
day. "
"Must bo awful tough on 'em ? "
"Yes. "
"But then , all sich fellers are nppintod
railroad presidents right off , and soon
pick up again. Nuthin' BO very droflul
about it after all , when you como to
think ever it. 'Taint like havin' a $400
barn burned by lightning aud the insur-
BJCO company crawl out of payment on
the ground tnnt 1 kicked a patent churn
man off the farm two weeks aforo. "
Horsi'ord'H Acid
Drank With Soda Water
is delicious. All druggists have it. It
ia refreshing and cooling. Try it often !
Imnucy , Matrimony.
LOH Angclos Jlorald.
Miss Laura Bridgor , of Ponoma , writes
ua as followa : "I have just road in your
local columns thai J. A. Rovla and Laura
Bridgor were licensed to bo married.
Now , while J. A. Rovis has my moat un
limited license to make n fool of himself ,
ho has never had ray consent nor never
will have , to make application for marriage
liconao for himself and mo. My impres
sion ia that thu next application to bo
made by J. A Iloavio ought to bo for a
commiaalon in lunacy to examine into
hia mental condition. I am afraid that
hia great possession in Arizona and the
heat of that climate have very much '
muddled whatever little brains ho ever
had. "
A GAKD , Toull nho tug Buffering from eirori
ami luJlncrctlonH ol joulh , nervous Hoakncaa , early
decay. loss of manhood , etc. I will genii a recli > o tliat
will ture jou , KUKK OK CHAKOK Tlilt Kreat rem
edy was iflsco > ore.il by a luirslontTy In South Ameri
ca. Henil belt mldretmed onvulopt to llxv , JoHnrll T.
INIUN , Station I ) . New York. dy o in & nod
Tlio Other Kind of Mars.
Houston 1'ont.
"I understand , " said n Cow-county
politician , walking into the ofiico of the
local paper the other day , revolver in
hand. "I understand that you called
me a liar in your paper this morning ? "
" .So 1 did , my dear air , " said the edi ,
tor , calmly , "but I only said you were a
campaign liar. "
"Oh ! that ia all ? " said the mollified intruder -
truder , and after tendering the moulder
ol public opinion his fine-cut , ho walked
peacefully out.
CiiHli.Dolvn ,
MOSTIIEAC , Anoint 12 , Johnny ! Caxb , the
Now York mlddlosolght , and Mlkol Wnlsh.
of Ottawa , fought to the fjtilfli , with um&ll
glavoa , fourteen rounds , when Caah fullliig.to
coino to tima Waleh was tlven t.'io battlo.
Tlio warm weather often has n dopresa-
ing and debilitating offoct. UooJ'a Sar-
eaparilla ovorcoraca nil languor and laasl
tuclo ,
To the no Pill | the
ourlst , nimmtrritl
triMrlcr-milntw Kt
tlfr , Ilctcttcr' Sti
m ch lHttcr ljn-en |
Until mliitoil | , since
It ttrrii.thcnr the
dlpistl .
lirufcs thi | ihj < lcil
rncrKled to uulirnltl
fnl Inlt'wiire * It re
moicftnni ) prevent
nrnhtUi to or , eon
| Hp lt ,
tttinn
iiuiit
t > lfulirriui'lenrlihr ! <
Woc1irn ! oto
o o in c 11 fillirii
nhcllirr monUI
| > hiucAl. tlii' wonry
_ . Mid ilolitt'UtiM ' ( lull
n rolhlilo source o ( renew dl stroiiRth amiomfort ,
For'mloli allilrugctntn anil ilcalcmVi ntralU
iVli.it Is tii rr MliMcnn
thnn to rtijoj the root
( hxlcol the vcrAtiiU ,
nJ patUKcol imHitc'n
itlti Tlio o iKlni ;
p'o' IV xl ( or tlictr
iloncrtnlllflinlnn , lls
comfort Ulilgot Koixl
Illnno M nKIs ' ilclic-
loti nnil iiniulnliliiRi
anil one mliitntaco tuo
housckf ciwr li.nhn la
noicr wltliout Hl < li ; ' <
Kooill" , tlmtnliol9 M-
.Mttjoiireiiari'iUorcxnuinuj SoU ! ) ) JtiiRgUts m-
erjulicrn. M m Oroccrsnl'o k * | It liic.UK.fmir
1 ulroaSic , 6Sc , Jl 2S auJ ? 1 75. WOOLUIC11 , t CO. ,
on hhel
tol. * clM fvttt M tp.t. , Pl&ttbtfk. ivttr Ibq A. km kll
itfwrjfrfifili. UCMU t On.t A fft * dro | trop 't kdili vifti.jr
lo tlk . . * f ctftiniubc tnJ l ft ! ! luttia.r Jri4V rrr II , tnd
t lr f raunlc-Mt. frilniff ttf f Ui.wiula
A k Jour r * f |
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To the SMOKERS of
Blackwell's Genuine
Bull Durham Smok
ing Tobacco.
The genuine has picture of
BULL , on every package.
For particulars see our next
Announcement.
ColKln.ii Boyal nnilU.S. Mall Steamers
SAILING EVERY SATURDAY ,
BCTWEKN
MEW YORK AND ANTWERP
Thtlihine , Germany , Italy , Holland and France
Steerage Outward,820 ; 1'ropaM from Antwerp , Jig ;
Excursion , 930 , Includingboddln ? , etc,2d Cabin , $ 0 ;
Round Trip , J90.W ; Kxcurelon , 100 ; Siloon from $ 0
lo 890 ; Excursion 110 to 8100.
tari'ctcr Wright & Song , Oen , Agents , C5 Ilroad.
w y N. Y.
JCaldw-cll. Hamilton A Co. , Omaha. ' I * . E. Glod
man & Co. , 203 N. 10th Street , Cmaha ; D. ) : . Him
all , OmahaAfentu. B eo.l-ly
ummer Resort
Of the Northwest , Detroit , Minn.
A country of WOODS AND LAKES , ZOO inllca cst
f St Paul. Three trains dally on th N 1 . It. It. ,
, lth 30 Day Excursion. Tickets at about one-half
'atea.
HOTEL MINNESOTA ,
An elegant liouno with accommodations for 200
17. p | . COLBURN , Proprietor.
) KOI ! CIRCULAIUII11VIM ) FUI.I/ AltllCUMIUt.
Nebraska Cornice
AND-
irANUFACTUllEI15 OF
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES
FINrALS , WINDOW GAPS ,
TIN , I HO N AND SLATE ROOFING ,
PATENT MCTAMO SKVI.IOnT ,
rejiira Fencing !
GtlnKa , liaiumradcB , Verandas , Off.co and Ir ,
lLallin8. ( Window and Cellar UuHf ) CtM
Clanslcal , Soloritlflc , Commercial and Art Depart
menta. Doth nexus admitted. Tuition low ,
'nit cheap , beat of aoclotv I'lilluiulmmj faculty
s for particulars , Uev , w. W. Hanha
D D. Pruilileut , or 1'rof. U U , Van lilots , Secretary
of the Knculty Ilullovuu , Neb. jy .mo,2m
, , . Chartered by theStntcofllli
'
fj'wtnoia for theexprcuspurpoco
iViT'S'VrfJ "ifitW ° fUlvingimmedlatc relfclln
i i'J ' ' * fir .Hiiioil chronic , urinary and nri >
; i J vote dlscceei. Oonorrhcea ,
> Gleet andfayphill * In M their
complicated lormt , also all
sSSwjf1 diseases of the Kkln and
Olood promptly rcllevedand
pcrmancntlycured by remc.
dics.tcstedln n I'orlji 1'eiir *
tijirctal I'ractlrf. Seminal
b iKiit Lostenby Dreamt , J'implea on
Loit ManbooilM' /fii'//riir / ( ( / T/cr6
,1 norj-lii rlinomiKi , Tile appropriate rc.r.rdy
xtcince u d In each ease. Consultationa , per.
. .jnnljr Uv letter , cacrcdly cor.lidcntlal. Med.
'incu ucnt bv Mull and Kxpresa. Ho marks on
.rcitaae to Indicate contemn or tender. Addreii
. 204Washnfllon ! Si.ChIcajDm [
DISEASES OF THE
EYE & EAR
J T. ARMSTRONG , M. D. ,
repaired from reiult of fire , offl
lloom f , Uiel ut&o Vlock 1Mb
THE BRUNSWICK , BALKE , COL-
LENDER COMPANY ,
[ SUCCESSORS TO THK J it U. , t II CO ]
MONARCH
The molt citonslvc tnanufActnrcrtof
IK
IN THK WOULD. .
609 8. Tenth Street OMAHA , NEU ,
.ClTl'rlcvs of lUlllnl niul Tool Table9 ] tid naterlala
urushed on applloatlon.
S. H , ATWOOD ,
Plnttsiuouth , . . . . . Nob.
( tiiDinor niOROuanmiu AND man QRADI
IIEREFORO UD JERSEY CATTLE
oanoa OB JIRSIT KID BWINI
alo. Oorreipondenoo loll oj
ojf f
rpiu : reports ( mm the o of S llt' Spccino ( S S
JL S ) In the treatment f ( 'Aiicer continue to bo
\\oiiilirful , There nrrnii to liu no doubt tint It la n
potlthoBiK'rino fur NMnCanrcrcr Kplthollinna.
"fortwenty JC M 1 millerix ! from n ( innrer on my
neck " 1'atont Potnsh ami Morcurj MltttireK * fol
Instead of rurlni ; the c.incir. 1 test I ho uo of mv
armn and the uri'lr part of m\ bed ) . Mi Kenrral
health a lirokon llown , nnd nij llloivi dli > i > alrol
of , S. S. S cured mo sound and well. 1 Ills now Icaao
of IKo It Ra > o to mo emmet bo mcmured by any
mwictaryaluo. . 1 nuo m.lllo . and the support bf
my famllj toSnllt'aSpocillc. "
W. U. U0111.NSON , Ia\lsboro , Oft.
Mr. llrooks , neAr Albany , \\as hopelouly allllctod
with Cancer. Itlnd eaten through hla ucwo Into
hU mouth and throat. Thotlmool 1\H death 9
only a < iue tloii ol a \ cry utiort tluio. llo pra ) od for
Heath , hla milTerlm ; as ao gti'M 8 S. H. has had n
nomlcrful cltcct on him. Ills Improu'incnt la BO
great that wo all feel auio of hliho1ii iwrfct Uv cured
n time. W II. 01LUEUT , Albany , Un.
Our Treatlao on Mood aud SUn Diseases mailed trco
to applicants.
TUB SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
Dranor 3 , Atlanta , Oa ,
N. Y. Ollloc. 160 W. 22d St. , betnoen Oth aud 7tli
A0111108. . Phlladoluhla olllco 100 Clioatuut St.
Thoniool the term " Shot
Lino" In conneetlou with th
corporate name of a Rroatroad ,
coin oj a an Idea of lint what
required by the travcllii ( { pub
lic u Short Lluo , Quick Timi
and the best of accommoda-
tlone all of which tro fura <
hod by the greatest lallwav lu America.
And St. Paul.
It owns mil operates over ( .500 miles of
northern Illinois , Wlsconeln , Minnesota , low *
Dakota ; and a ts main lines , branches nnd oonnco-
tlons roach all the irrcnt business centres of the
Northwest and Far West , It naturally anancra the
description of Short Line , and Dost Route Ixjtnoon
Chicago , Mllnnuktto , St. Paul and Mlnnoipollg.
Chicago , Milwaukee , La Crosse nnd Wlnnna.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Aberdeen and KllomUla
Chicago , Milwaukee , Knu Clalru nnd Btlllwktcr
Chicago , Milwaukee , Wausau and Merrill.
Chicago , Mllnnukoo , 13on\cr Dam arid Otlikosh.
Chicago , MilnaukooYauknnht nnd Oconomowoo.
Chicago , Milwaukuo , Madleon nnd Prairie du Chlen.
Chicago , Mllunukoo , Ouatonnn and Fnlrlbnult.
ChlcaKO , llololt Janoai lllo and Mineral Point.
Chicago , Klein , Uockford nnd Uubuquo.
OhlcaKO , Clinton , Hock Inland nnd Cedar Ilapldl.
Chicago , Council IHufls nnd Omaha.
Cblcago , Sioux City , Bloux Falls nnd Tnnkton
Chicago , Milnaukoo , Mitchell nnd Chamberlain.
Ilook Island , Dubuqua , Ht. Paul nnd Minneapolis
Da\en | > ort , Calinar , St. 1'aul nnd Mlnnoapolla.
Pullman S eepera nnd the Flneet Ulnine Cars In
thaTrrlil are run on the nmln llncaof thoClIIOAOO ,
M1LWAUKKE AND ST. PAUI , RAILWAY , ande\ory
nttcutlonla paid to tiaaaonKcraby oourteouueinploeg
of the Company.
& . S. ME1UULL , Oen'l Manager.
A. V II. CAUPKNTKU , don' Pass. Agt
J.T. CLAUK , Clcn'l Siipt.
GEO. II. 1IKAKFOIID , Ass't. Gcn'l. Pan Agt.
PEHSTCIPAL LINE
I UOM
in w\i or
OUAIIA AND LIHCOL1T TO DE1IV2H ,
( lit \IA
KA1TSAG CITY AHD ATOIIIS01I to DE1IVER
' .Uiniiccl liu ? In Villon Dcpriti lit Knns.is City ,
Oiniilu nnd Dciivri ullli tlumitjli tiaiim lor
Anil nil jwilnts in tlio Omit West
Connecting In Omnil Union Dup
with tluoiigli trains lor
NKW YOHK , JIOHTON ,
And nil l | ' - > ril Ultlcs.
Atr < 'orln\\lth Iliiri ? ' IniliiH lor Imlliump
nllH , t'lnclnniitl , CoIiinA Jw , iiiul nil points li
tln > sontli.iii : . At .sJToula with tliiotiul
tiuins lor nil points '
uy Ooiclii'H , 1'julnr CIIIB , wlthKo.
rlliiliif , ' ClmliH ( Hi-iitH ficu ) , Sniolf ln C'uiHvltli
IluvolvliiK ( JliiiliH , I'lillnmii I'aliii'u HU'UiliiK |
( JarH unit tlin IIUMOIIH ( J. II , < * Hj. Dining ( 'IIIH
run dally tuiuiilfi oin ClilniKO nnil KuiiHiiiOlty ,
Clilcuioiunl Council lllulla C'lilcugo mill Dra
MolncH , UlilciiK" , St. .JosL'jili , Ati'hlHon mid
Topulca without chutiKu. ( July tluougli Hue
riiiuiliiK tliclr own tiuliiH ln'twrmi O'lilcii
Lincoln nnd Dunviii , ami Chicago , Kim. . . .
City mill Denver. Tlnmiuli ciin hctu'run
liilliiniiioll.fiuil ( ] ( Council lllullH , via 1'coila
(101NO IVOICTIf AM ) HOUTII.
Solid Trains ul Klc ant Day Coaches nni
I'lilliiiun ralucd-Slcdiilim CaiH inn run ilnily u
anil fioin Ht. l.onls ; via lliumllmlj ( julncy
Koolculc , HnilliiKl" " , Cedar Kuiilils anil Alhuil
I.i-atoSt Paul nnd Mdniciipolls , I'ailorCanj
with HicllnliiK CliuliH to and liom ht. I.onl-
am ! I'foila. ( inlyonooliaiiKOof cum bi'tviuui :
Ht , l.oulMiind Den .Muliics , IDVVII , Lincoln , .So
liinfilia , and Dunvi-r , ( 'olonulo
ItlHiilM ) thoonlyTliioiiliI.lnfl ( { between
GT , LOUIS , HIHMSAPOLIS and BT. PAUL
It In known us tlin rcat TllltOIMill OAI
I.I SI. or AIIICIIUII , unit la unlvciually udnilt
' . 'I to lid tllU
Flncct Equipped Railroad in ths World for
all claccos of Travel ,
Through Tlrlctfl : via tills linn inr nalii atrj
U , lt.coiiKJu | tkkutolllcca In tlio Unlteilhtutu ,
iuul Canada.
T. J. I'OTTIIll , I'RROEVAL L
Vlu.-1'rti. tiUto. il i. rtr ( Jru ' 'in
UANUFAUTUUKK OiT
GALVANIZED
\
CORNICES.
WINDOW ; CAPS , FISIALWETC.
01UUA , , . , , . , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . NtUKASK
THE CHEAPEST PLAGE ijN UMAHA TO BUY
Ono of the Best and largest Stocks in the United States
to select from.
NO STAIES TO CLIMB ,
ELEGANT PASSENGER 'ELEVATOE. '
IT IS THE NAME OF THEiTO N WHERE
FOR ALL ARE FOUND !
Where They Can Enjoy Pure Air & Water !
W o & YT FTIFFTY
And nil of the good and pleasant things tliat "go to make up a com
plete and happy existence.
The town o South Omaha is situated south o the city of Omaha
on the line of the U. P. Hallway , and it is less than 2i miles from the
Onutha post oflico to the north line of the town sito.
South Omaha is nearly li miles north and south by 2 J east and
west , and covers an area of nearly four square miles ,
The stock yards are at the extreme southern limit.
Nearly 150 lots have boon sold and the demand is on the ] increasu
The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion.
The 500,000 beef packing house is progressing finely.
The $30,000 Water Works are keeping pace with the other im |
provcments , and the Hotel and Exchange Building will bo erected at once
The B. & M. and Bolt Line Ilailways have a largo force of men at
work and will , in connection with the II. P. lliulway , have a union depot
near the park at the north end of the town. Suitable grounds will be
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.
IIS"Apply at the Company's oflico , cor. of 13th nnd Douglas Jstreeta
ever tlio OuiahaSSnvmg's Bank.
M. A. UPTON ,
Assistant Secretary.
G. F. GOODMAN ,
DEALER IN
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
Double and Single Acting Power ana Hand
Englno Trimmings , Mining Machinery , Bolting , ITono , "Bra.na nnd Iron Fittlncja ,
nt wholcsalo and rotail. HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , OI1UUCH
AND SCHOOL BELLS.
Corner 10th Farnam St. , Omaha Neb.
Metalio Caskets and Woodin Coffins of ail Kinds.
E LEG RAPH ORDE US PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
HXTo. 122 2NT. DVCAiao. St. . do-u.ao.oll 331-ULfTfii.
604 Main Street , Council Bluffs.
MANUKACTUKKIl OK
TRUNKS , VALISES , AND SATCHELS
SAMITE CASES a specialty. Shawl , Tourist , and Trunk Straps.
Twenty Years Experience. - - Repairing Neatly Executed
WUOLE3ALK DKALEUSilN
HAT S
and 344 Broadway , COONOIL , BLUFFS IOWA ,
S
[ ENDORSED BY FRANK LISZT. ]
I10STOK , Marcb lit , 1831.
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