Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE DAILY BEE-IBUKSDAY SEPTEMBER 10 , 1885.
THE CLOUDS ROLL BY ,
Tine Weather at Last for the Omaha
Fair ,
Tno Grout Exposition Turning to Sac-
ft The Full I'roRrninmo Given
To-Dftj The UMCCS Hogs
nnd Shcop Grout
Throngs ,
The day broke yesterday aa It ha
for a vroek past , through leaden , gray
clouds that portended rain. However ,
cheered by the predictions of the signal
service , largo nnmbora braved the throats
of weather and the raw wind , and visited
the grounds , making thus the first show
ing of a crowd slnco the fair opened ,
The rain did not como , and during the
ontlro forenoon the thermometer and
barometer roao together , the winds
allayed and the clou is thinned nntll just
on the noon hour n rift was made in
their filmy banks and a patch of bine- ,
big enough to make n Dutchman's
brooches , peered through. With this
certain aisuranoo the throngs of visitors
and residents In the city began pouring
out to the grounds in every available con
veyance , afoot and by all possible means
of transit. Yesterday an immense
crowd was on the grounds and the races
and other exhibitions are witnessed by
th ociands.
The track is In surprisingly good'condl-
tion am ! under any circumstances would
bo called fair.
Resuming the detail rounds of depart
ments , the hog and sheep exhibits were
visited yostorday.
HOOK.
The showing of porkora Is fairly fnll
and contains some of the following fine
exhibit ? , with names of owners :
D. Flndloy & Son , Spring Valley
farm , Atlantic , Iowa , have fourteen
Poland China hogs.
T. W. MoFaddon & Bros. , of West
Liberty , Iowa , 20 Poland Ohlna.
H. U. Stoll , Beatrice , Neb , GO bead of
Poland Ohlna , Chester White , Yorkshire
and Jersey Rod pigs.
J. R. Watts , Waterloo , Nob. , 01 head
of Poland China.
J. V. Dawson , Endloott , Nob. , 22
head Poland China.
J. R. Liwson , Norwich. Page county ,
Iowa , 20 head of Poland China.
John B. Thompson , Plattsbnrg , Mo. ,
8 head Berkshire.
L. E. Shattuck , Stanbury , Mo. , 23
head of Berkshire.
Samuel Root , Omaha , 18 head of
Chester Whites.
SUEEP.
The sheep are few and the exhibits are
as follows :
L. E , Shattuck , Stanbury , Mo. , 33
Spanish Merino.
0. H. Balllngor , Plum Oreok , Nob. ,
48 Ootawold and Shropshire Down.
1. W. McFaddcn & Bros. , West Liber
ty , Iowa , 32 American Morlno.
F. A. Holt , Beatrice , Nob. , 22 Ameri
can Merino.
PHYLLIS AND JOE DAVIS , FRIDAY.
, . The race between the two gropt trot
ters , Phyllis and Joe Davis , which 1703
to have occurred to-day , has been post
poned until Friday. The first with a
. record of 2:15 : and the second with a
f credit of 2:17 : and the confidence of his
i owner that ho can cat far under that ,
will make a beautiful struggle for the
mastery. The heavy pnrso of $3,000
backed by the oiler of $500 , made by
the Commercial Association of Omaha If
a heat is trotted below 2:19 : , Insures a
great raco.
OTILDREN'S DAT , SATURDAY.
The society Is determined that the
children shall have an opportunity te en
joy the fair , and as they were deprived
of that pleasure by the weather on Mon
day , the invitation will bo again tendered
them for Saturday.
THE KACES.
A well filled grand stand greeted the
first races which the bad weather had
made possible since the opening of the
fair. The afternoon was all that could
bo dosrod ; the aun shining brightly
from an almost cloudless sky , and
brecr.B stirring just fresh enough to bo
Invigorating. The track , however , was
tfar from perfection. A broad strip about
halt the width of the track from the f enco
* 111 toward the center had boon dressed Into
fair shape , but all the work In the world
would never In such short tlmo bring the
Inside Into condition , and the conrso
against the polo was muddy in many
places. Yet fairly good time was made over
Itand at the end of yesterday's races
the ground was In such condition that a
night of working and good weather will
bring It in prlmo shape for to-day.
THE THREE MINUTE IIACE.
The following started , Dixie Boy and
Black Diamond drawing oil : Annlo T ,
, „ ch m , John Simpson , North Platte ; Long
1 Luoy , r m , J. M. Bonnoll , PJattaraouth ;
Black Bob , blk R , Jno. Boll , St. Paul ,
| . Minn. ; Manhattan , b s , M. E Harle ,
Council Bluffi ; Bib Bowles , b g. James
Woodman , DCS Molnos , la. ; McKontio ,
blk g , 8. R. Johnson , Omaha ; Bay
Frank , b g , Adam Thompson , Omaha.
The horaea took stations from the polo In
the above order.
First Heat It Boomed Impossible to
got them off and they dashed to the
scratch at each call , In the most ragged
shape , returning every tlmo to squander
several minutes sponging and rigging
harness , despite the counter order of the
startor. At last after ocorlng nlno times ,
they caught the word and made away
well together , Annlo T. against the
polo , cut out tbo work , reaching the
quarter with McKonsio at her wheel ,
iforo the little mare skipped end the
black forged ahead. Over the up turn they
came , Annie T. prancing for fun , while
little Manhattan sped past tio-
Ing for the load with McKonsio I
as they oamo the homo stretch as I
lihoy daahed under < tbe wlro and hastened
away on the second round. Annlo T ,
who was regaining the lots of her .break ,
closed up to an oven load at the three- 1
quarter. Dawn the back stretch and up 1
the turn they came , taking the homo ]
stretch , with the chestnut mare and the i
Onuka horse neck-a-neck , until almost 1
under the wlro , MoKonsto wont Into the I
air and Annlo T , speeding like clock' 1
work , swept nose first under the wire , c
McKontio second , their sulkies slightly t
colliding , Biy Frank third , Long Lney
fourth , BUck Bob fifth , Bob Bowles sixth
and Manhattan seventh , set back from
the thlid pUce for running. Time , I
B'aik ' Bob tad Annlo T were favorites j
at 5.00 each against the iuld at the same ti
money. a
Second heat There was a good deal of
nonsense In th's heat aa in the first. The *
driven Boomed reluctant to glvo in their It
name * , and it took repeated scratching to w
get a etirt. Bey Frank set the example ai
fcv catting .Annie. T out of the pole and t !
the lead before the turn was reached. At
the half Frank was still firat , with the
chestnut mare at his sldo and Black Bob
catching his mud at close range , Annlo
T hero loat her footing and fell back into
the crowd. Passing the half at the grand
stand Bay Frank pulled out for a
safe lead , which ho held to the finish ,
although Annia broke on the up turn in
on effort which promised to glvo her a
front place. Bay Frank passed under
the wlro throe lengths ahead , Black Bob
second , Annlo T third , Bob Bowles
fourth , Long Luoy fifth , Manhattan sixth ,
McKonzto seventh. The Omaha horse had
too much galloping to do. Time , 2:44J. :
The pools in this heat were the same
as the first.
Third Heat On the fifth sooro they
caught the word. This heat was an
other triumph for Bay Frank oven more
splendid than before. Taking the firat
from the jump , ho hold the place without
a break in step for the full mlle , winning
by a distance ton lengths safe. It was a
beautiful performance , and the crowds
cheered the bravo animal lustily. Annie
T , behaved excellently , bnt indulged in
disastrous skips. She however , won a
good second , MoEenslo third , Black
Bob fonrth , Manhattan fifth , Long Lucy
sixth , Bob Bowles distanced through
his misbehavior. Tlmo , 2:42 : } .
Bay Frank and Annlo T , at $5 , ruled
against the field at same.
Fourth heat After a great deal of
foolishness on the part of the jockeys
working for advantage , and alx attempt !
to got away , they caught the send eft' .
Bay Frank , now in high prlmo favor with
both the spectators and speculators , again
cut out the work taking a load at the half
which loft a staring gap batwoen him and
thn following field. The tusalo for next
best was taken up by Annlo T , , McKen-
slo and Manhattan. On the up stretch
the bravo little mare gained ground ,
when , by a surprising burst of spaed ,
Black Bob shot forward from the roar to
the van and flow under the wire for second
end place a length ahead , amid great ap
plause. Bay Frank won the heat and
race , Black Bob second in the boat ,
Annlo T. third , McKonalo fourth , Lonj ?
Lucy fifth , Manhattan sixth. Tlmo ,
2:42j. :
Bay Frank sold at $5.00 against the
same for the Gold.
SUMMAHY.
B y Frank 3111
Annie.T 1 323
Black Bob 5242
Lone : Lucy ! f > G 5
McKenslo 2 734
Manhattan 7 G 6 C
BobBowloa 6 4 dial *
Time , 2:4Gi : , ! ! : < } , 2:421 : 2:42J. :
The awards were made as follows :
Bay Frank , first money , $240 ; Annie T ,
second , $120 ; Black Bob , third , $40.
THREE YKAlt OLD COLT IUCE.
Throe horses were entered in thia class ,
J. S. 0. , b s , J. D. Oreichton , Omaha ;
Capt. P , br c , Ed. Pylo , Humbolt , and
Rocket , b g , Phelps & Son , Omaha ,
starting in order from the polo as above.
First Heat A very pretty exhibition
of colt speeding. Poor J. S. 0. , after
acting monitor a round and a half , broke
at the three-quarter , lost the load to
Rocket , falling back with Capt P and to
him lost the second place by a break on
thn homo stretch. Tlmo , 3:18 : .
Captain P. was in favor"at $5.00
against the other two bunched at the
same money.
Second boat Rocket had the race in
hand from the start ; taking front at a
steady gait ho never broko. The only
alteration in his position to the other
two was a steady lengthening of his load
nntll he came under the string a half-
dozen lengths In the lead , winning both
heat and race , with J S C second and
Captain P third , both galloping. Time ,
3:10 : * .
Rocket in the sales lor this boat wont
at $5 , retiring OaptainP from the front
to company with J S 0 as field at same
monoy.
SUMMAKT.
Rocket 1 1
JSO 3 2
Captain F 2 3
Tlmo , 3:185 ; 3:10J. :
The awards In this race were made as
follows : Rocket , first money , $102.50.
J S 0 and Captain P , having tied , dl-
vlded evenly the sum of the second
money , $55 , and the third , $27.50.
THE 2:40 : IUCE.
The following horses started , Barney
Tracoy falling out : Almeta , b m , L W.
Slnclaro , St. Joe , Mo. ; Bohemian Girl ,
br m , Hunt Barnes , West Union la. ;
Maud B. , b m. A , 0. Black , Table Rock ,
Nob. ; Byron Sherman , b 0 , Ed Pylo ,
Humboldt , Neb , ; Ethan Allen , b a ,
Adam Thompson , Omaha ; Ira M , g B.
George E. Maraton , York , Nob. ; Tib , b
s , John Simpson , North Platte , Neb. ;
Springfield Belle , oh m , J. D. Orolghton ,
Omaha. The number of starters com
pelled the formation of two ranks , posi
tions being occupied from the polo as
above , with Tib and Springfield Bella in
the roar rank.
First heat About a dozen scores and
several lectures from the starter were re
quired to get the word. Almeta lost the
advantage of her position to Bohemian
Girl within fifty yards and for the rest of
the race the brown mare had a walk
away. It was then a struggle for second
place with Almeta holding a steady advantage -
vantage throughout although Maud B ,
Springfield Belle and Ira M , crowded
hard at times for honors. The remain
der of the field was strung along irregu
larly. Bohemian Girl sailed , past the
stand at the finish a dozen lengths in ad
vance nith her driver pulling In , Almeta
second , Springfield Bella third , Ira M
fourth , Byron Sherman fifth , Tib sixth ,
Ethan Allen seventh and Maud B dis
tanced for running. Time , 230. ; A bad
start was made In thla heat ; the Blatter
tapped the bell as they wont fender the
wire and then changing his mind , gave
the word , much to the confusion of the
entlro field and the serious disadvantage
of several homa
Second heat Bohemian Girl once more
cut out the work and took the load as
usual for keeps. At the quarter Ethan
Allen , Ira M. and Almota were bunched
for the second place with Almeta tllghtly
in advance , but the hero of Tioonderoga
went to pieces hero and fell out of the
race , Almeta and Ira M. neokiog It away
for second money. Past the stand at the
half they caino together , the groy stallion
trotting with the atylo of a roadster on
parade and the little mare bowed to her
work with an energy which , alaa , sent
her off her feet under the wire and gave
her a loss which she could not recover.
Bohemian Girl won the heat , Ira M. second
end and Almota third , the rest of the
Sold distanced. Time , 2:33 : }
Third heat It was 0:30 : wnentbo third '
lio&t was called , and Bohemian Girl , Ira
M and Almeta were left alone to reply. 8
It was a tame contest , Bohemian Girl
walking to the front and holding it at a
log , with the groy stallion and Almeta
.raveling along In order all the way
ironnd. Time , 2:38 : ,
The pools sold from the first
rith Bohemian Girl In such prlmo
aver that most of the speculating
aidono in pools conceding her first place i
nd figuring alouo on leoond choice. For
his place AlmeU wai at the beginning , (0
and when she failed to make a showing ,
others throughout the field were selected ,
SCMMABY.
Bohemian Girl 1 1 1
Ira M 4 2 2
Almeta , 2 3 3
Mand B 8 dis ,
Tib G "
Springfield Belle 3 "
Ethan Allen 7 ' '
Byron Sherman , G "
Time , 2:3G : , 2SJ , 2:28. :
The awards were made in this race as
follows : Bohemian Girl , first money ,
$300 ; Ira M , second , $150 ; Almota ,
third , $50.
THE MILE DASH ntNNlNO.
It was G o'o'cck when the mlle dash
for n pnno of $150 was called and all
entries started , stationed from the polo
as follows : Rid Buck , b , s. , J. B.
Silvia , Elkhorn , Nob. ; Alclnn , b. m. , G.
Grimes , Orawfordtville , Ind. ; Low Clark ,
ch. g. , G. W. Sheldon , Olymer , N. Y.j
Ballo K. , s. m. , J , H. Lemon , Klowa ,
Neb.
Neb.Tho
The dash A standing start was made
and it proved a hard job to get them
away. A score of Ineffectual scratches
was made , much to the fatigue of the
crowd , and when they at last
went off , every horse was rcoktng
with sweat from useless exercise.
It was an easy victory for Had Buck ,
who hold the load the polo start gave
him. The field fonght hard for second
money , but the struggle was between
Low Clark and Belle K , Alolnc , who
had been eomowhat of a favorite , falling
In hind. The judgoi became entangled
over the result bnt at last gave first
money , $100 , to Red Buck , second
money , $35 , to Belle K , and third , $15.
to Alciiia. Tlmo , 1:51. :
THE JULLOON ASCENSION.
About 3 o'clock , Prof. Hunt performed
his balloon ascension , rising several
thousand feet above the grounds , and af
ter some ten minutes poised in air alight
ing , just beyond the edge of the grounds.
His exciting oxhlbition is repeated thla
afternoon.
TO-DAY'S RACES.
Following are the races and ontrles for
to-day. The first race la called at 1:30 :
p. m.
2:35 : Pacing ; purao $409. divided ; $240 to
first , $120 to second , $40 to third. Joseph
Woodman , Dos Moinoa , Iowa , cr g Bico ; E
W Bell , Pawnee City , Neb. , b g Dan D : War
ren Balloy , Council Blufl > , Iowa , g m Mnttio
Ilnric : John II Youncr , Cedar Rapids , Iowa ,
b m Mnttio Stop ; 1 < " D Johnson , Randolph ,
Iowa , d g Frank Johnson ; II 1C McOormoe ,
Talrbury , Neb , Gillie Button ; L W Sinclair ,
St. Joseph , Mo. , Lillian S.
2:23 : class Trotting : purao $700 , divided )
$420 to first , $210 to second , $70 to third.
Thos J King , Pittabnrg , ch p Wndo Hampton ;
Joseph Woodman , Dos Moinea , la , b s Gift ,
Jr ; O Faulkner , Minneapolis , r m Widow
Bedott ; J S Bicker , Oakaloosa , la , br m Thia-
tlodown.
Four-year-old Colt Stakes Trotting ; en
trance S10 each , with S3CO added by itaiocia-
tlon , divided ; 8100 to first. $11G to second , $53
to third. J D McFarland. Lincoln. Neb ,
b a Holiday ; G H Bailey , Faitbury , Neb. , ch
B Consul ; Ed Pyle , Humboldt. Neb. , br f Jen
nie Cobb ; J S Wolfe , Jr. . Cedar Rapids , la. ,
b a Victor Sprngue ; J G Smith. Fremont ,
Nab. , br R Patsy Smith ; Win Dailey , Peru ,
Neb. , br f Gail McMahon ; KSMooney. Jr. ,
Humboldt , Neb , blk t Gladys.
KunnlnpMila heats ; best two in three ;
purse $300 , added : $2.0 to first , $70 to pec-
end , $30 to third. J. B. Silas , b. a. Jled
Buck ; G. W. Sheldon , ch p. Low Clark ; J ,
H. Lemon , a m. Belle 1C ; John Doo. b. in.
Emma H ,
NOTES.
Henry Pundt enter * the race with n
record of twenty-seven years for the prize
box of coffee offered the oldest grocer in
Omaha.
Higglns' oyster house and restaurant ,
under the management and suporlnton-
doncy of Dell Rudd , is a counterpart of
the finest catering establishment in the
city."Tho
"Tho Battle of Gettysburg , " a staggering -
goring daub at the famous Chicago paint-
lug , to which Is added the zoological at
tractions of a few boxes of monkeys and
parrots , is the great and only side-show
affair on the grounds.
Parlln , Orondoif [ & Oo. lend attract
iveness to their exhibit of farm imple
ments with a brass band made up by the
firm's employes at the manufactory In
Canton , Ills.
The motor power in Machinery hall is
now adjusted to all the mechanical ex
hibits , end everything la humming in
motion.
The phaeton glvon by Parker , Roberts
& Oo , , for the best crazy quilt is among
the firm's exhibits. It is a beautiful
vehicle and will bo a source of prldo to
the winner. The question now arises ,
who is to bo the astute ; ] udgo of the best
quilt out of the hundred .in the exposi
tion.
tion.Byron
Byron Road has on exhibition in Att
Hall , a splendid collection of Colonial ,
State Banks of Nebraska and fractional
currency.
The display of the deaf-mute Institute
in Art hall Is a great attraction. The
cabinet work of the case and the articles
it contains were all made by the students.
Edholm & Erlckson and 0. S. Raymond
mend to-day opened their buildings for
the firat tlmo.
The police on the grounds have ni yet
made no arrests , and Judge Littlofield
has so far been out of practica.
A black veil , a meal ticket good for
twenty meals at the Gate City roetaaran' ,
Sixteenth street , and a boy's felt hat can
be recovered by the owner at police head
quarters on the grounds.
At the close of the fair last evening ,
the rash for exit was more than the con
veyance sat hand could attend to , and
hundreds were forced to a weary walk to
the city whllo many others watted until
long after dark to got transportation.
A J. Sexton , of Papllllon , yesterday
afternoon brought in a fine throe-yoar-
old mare and a young stallion , all pur
pose horees , which , although too late to
enter competitively , make splendid ex
hibits.
There were 5,000 people on the
grounds yesterday afternoon. There wll
ba 20,000 to-day.
Throe roughs went into HolTman'a ealoon
on Thirteenth between Farnam and Harney ,
about ten o'clock Tuesday night , and becoming
abuiivo were ejected , Ono of them threw a
big atone through n window , which narrowly
rniised hitting the bartender.
The ladies of the Woman's Foreign Mia-
aioaary society of the Saward'atreel . E.
church , North Omaha , will hold a "inrnfon.
ary tea" at the residence of Mra. J , E. New
man 1203 Campbell street , between Charles
and Seward on tills afternoon and eve
ning , There will be a varied entertainment ,
jonsliting of select literary oxer cites. All
friends and members of tha society are cor
dially invited to ba preajnt.
Tha astro-meteorological forecast as RV- !
n for Vennor'a almanac for this week , ending
Saturday , Is as follows : "Uool and windy ;
vet , warmer , wind atormi , ending ; with fine ,
farm windy weather " It will ba observed
hat this h s BO far resulted only too truly ,
Cue predictions for next week will prove of
atertit : Opening with fine , warm weather ;
bowery and windy toward the close , " Spiak
ig of things astronomical , It might ba well
remlnd.tho public that a total eollpsa of the
in occurred _ Tne day , visible only in thetri |
uth Pacific ,
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A
ttrcngth and wholoumcncsB. Moro economical than
tbo ordlntty kinds , and cannot bo told In competi
tion with thcimultltudo of low test , short weight
and ef vhosphato po tlora Sold onlv In cans.
ROTAti 1UKINC1 IlOWDEIt CO. 100 Wall tt&oet , H T
Genuine Diamonds
-FOUND IN
Tea and Coffee.
The Empire mill ] , of Now York , have
opened a otoro la this city , at 1403
Douglaa St. , In Clark Bros. & CO.'B old
stand , for thopurpossof Introducingtholr
now brands of tea and cofloo , which are
put up In neat cans , cofTdo , can and
contents about three pounds. Tea , can
and contents abont li poandi. An an ex
tra Inducement to" purchasers this
company will put Into each package of
coffee and tea a sonvonlr or prosont.ruu-
nlng In amount from 10 cents to 50 dollars
lars , consisting of nicklo , sliver and solid
gold watches , genuine diamonds In solid
gold Bettings , and other jewelry. This
company have adopted this expensive
method so as to thoroughly advertise
their goods In Omaha and vicinity.
But after 30 days this choice tea ana
coffee will bo sold wholly on their merits
by their agents In Omrha at
the name price , enmo quality
and same qmntity , but without
the souvenirs , the tea and coffee being
worth at a fair retail value moro than the
price asked , without any regard to the
Bonvonlre , which ore put Into the pack
ages for thirty days only to advertise and
introduce these qoods. This company Is
an old established one. It has already
appointed over fifty ogento In the various
cities , ncno of whom are now tolling
ouvenirs with their gooda , bat each
agent has a largo and rapidly growing
trade , os the superior quality of their ten
and coffee becomes known. Price $1
single package , six packages $5 , thirteen
packages ? 10 , twenty-seven packages § 20.
Send In your orders by mall , accompanied
by cash , past-office order , end they will
ba for ( voided to any part of the United
States or Canada ? . Address Empire
Mills Tea Oo. , 1403 Douglas street ,
Omaha , Nob. Wo will publish dally a
list of the names of persons finding valu
able articles Inithelr packages.
Below will bo found a partial list of
purchasers finding valuable articles In
their cans of tea and coflos : Mrs. E. E.
Oharplot , 2012 Hamey St. , diamond
ring ; Wm. B Merchant , cattle dealer , la
dies' hunting cao gold watch ; D. M.
Wheeler , general Insurance agent , Crolph-
ton block , diamond stud ; Miss Lucy K ,
Reed , saloedy Farncm street , Bartholdi'e
statue enlightening the worldWilliam G.
Graham , farmer , ladles' 3 stone diamond
ring ; John T. Moecham , live stock dealer ,
stem-winding watch ; Miss Laura T.
Woods , housekeeper , gent's gold hunting
case stem-winding watch.
Sm eke Gr. H , Hack & Go's
Cleveland , U. , Celebrated
Finest 8 for S5o cltrar In America , and Excelsior be
Cigar Pro eminent abo\o all others.
Our Cat Does Not Scratch
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Go Clgir above all compel Itlon , ( or ealo and
controlled by
D. W. SAXB and J. W. BEEL ,
Omaha.
Kcnnard & , Klgje. Drug ! , L'ncoln , Neb ,
O. B. Chapman , " " "
K > ans & Judsan , DuiJS , Hastings , Neb.
Donty&Chlnn , Drugs , 0 ( Iambus , Neb.
J. O. Delia ; on , Drugs , Counc'l IJUifTs ,
Dell G Morgan A. Co , Uruif iCourjcIl Ion a.
QusHchragc , Hooks , eta , Fremont Neb ,
VI , II. Turner , Hooks , eta ,
H. II , WblttleseyDrugs , 1'iemN
Apollinaris
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS , "
CAUTION.
"ff the inhabitants of great cities
toHlti see the filth that is concealed in 3
the water which they use , and trace
every drop and particle to its source , 3Bi
disgust and nausea wondie sufficient
protection"
New York Times , July 20,1885 , Bi
" The purity of APOLLTNARIS
offers the test security against the
dangers which are common to most
of the ordinary drinking waters. ' '
London Medical Record. '
O/all Gredrt , Druggiitt , J : ffin , tl'at. Deaftrt
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BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
lei
NOTICE. eaiUl
Notice Is hereby gl\en tbtt N If. Warren big Ul
Ithdratrn from tin firm ol A. T O'lUra & Co , eai
lock Uimmiiaiou ruerctuoti at South Omaha , and In
lat be w II not be iesj > o. hU ( or aJiv debit or oou <
acti i Iter thli date , N , If. VAKRIX
, Neb. , S f t 0,16 = 5. St
Yankee Boys from Maine
FIRST IN THE FRONT RANK
' All , " is fast making us the
n n ? "V T ° LEir prices ; first to lnakon brcak iu H o old war prices in Clothing , Gouts' Furnish
mg Goods and Merchant Tailoring , and at this time our short stay in Omaha , finds cur system o lowering
tne pneo by our lnr jo parchages direct from the mills and manufacturers of Maine , MamchuEetls and Ne
x one , ana our
Gorgeous Display
fi 110 st yles and good work cannot bo excelled by any liousodonz ; busine ss west oE Chicago. A11 dealer
can select goods , but all dealers havn't the taste toplea30 in their selection. This wo claim to do. Our record
day by day proves , it and all that call at our store don't fail to notice the fact that we have the finest Reeled 'A
goods ever brought to Omaha. Our
patrons
may rest assured bound
we are to maintain a position in tto
front rank , and furnish the
largest stock
o clothing and merchant tailoring goods of any house in the city.
Our assortment of boys' and children' * clothing is equalled by few and excelled by none. In fact our
pluclr and enterprising vim ,
CallB together prudent and economical buyers , at the store of the Yankee Orphans , the
1113 FAEFAM ST , , OMAHA , NEB ,
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STAMP
TOE&OUST 01IAHA.
REPLY.
Seventeen yeara Experience ,
BR , G. W.
Render of BlaoiBca of lion ani Women. Kclectrlc
Magnetic ; and Herbalist Phj eklan. Now located a
1210 Doughs St Omaha , Nob. , up Blairs.
A oarroct dlajnosli ) given without any explanation
from tbo patient. Consultation f reo at office.
/ Treat the Following Diseases.
Catarrh of the Head. Discuses of the Ejo and
Ear. Heart Disease , Liver Complaint , Kidney Com-
e'amt , NervousDebllltr , Mental Depression , Loss of
anhood , Diabetes , Brlght's Disease , St Vltue
Dance , Rhcumat'sm ' , I'uraljsiiVhlto Swellings
Scrofula , Foicr Sores. Cancers and Tumors remove
od without the knife , or the drawing of a drop of
blood , Woman , with her delicate organs , Restored to
Health , Dropsy Cured Without Tapping , Special
Attention Given ta Private and Venereal Diseases of
all Kinds , Tape Worms Removed n two or three
nours or No Pay , Ilommorrholda or Files Cored or
Ho Charges Made.
Those who are afflicted will eave life and hun
dreds of dollars tiy calling on or using
DR. Q. W. TANGLE ,
CONSUMPTION
I bftTO a posltlro remedy for ttieaDOTOdlBeaiotbrltB
uie thousands of caiesof the worst k Ind an J of lone
tandlDR have been cured. Iiideed.FORtronRlBiarfalta
mitionicacy.Umt I will aemlTwO UOTIXE3 FKIIJ9 ,
together with a VALVAUI BTnCATISB on thlsdlMtia
nyiufferer , O.re express nd r O addnsB.
Dlt. T. A. BLOCUU , 181 Pearl St. , 2ier Toife
a. 1 < \ LYMAN ,
Dealer In
GLAZED SASH. DOORS ,
nils , No 1 Moulding' , DuIldlcglPapcr , &a ,
1001 SOUTH 13TH
CHICAGO ,
THE SEOET LINE
And BEST BOUTS.
FR01I OMAHA TO
THE EAST ,
CWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND
Chicago , Minneapolis. Milwaukee
3t. Fault Cedar Itapldi , Davenport
3Unton , Dubuque , llockford ,
lock Island , Kreeport Janes villa ,
Slgln , Madison , La Orosne ,
3ololt. Winona ,
Ind all other Important points Hast , North *
east and Southeast.
Ticket offioo at KOI Farnam etroct ( In Paxton Heel
ol ) , and at Union 1'aciflo Depot.
l-ullu ! n Sleepers and tbo Finest Dining Cars In
nit World are run on tnomaln lines of the Ouiaioo
IILWAUKSI It ST. PAUL R'l and every attention Is paid
o nuaaontrera by courteous eraplojoi ot the company ,
It. MILLED , General Manager.
J. K. TUCKEK , As 't Gen'l Manager.
A. V. H. OAUPKNIEB , Gen ! Pass. & Ticket
Ipent ?
CiKO K. IlEAtronu , Aast. Genl , Fats , and
ricket Agent.
FRED. W. GRAY ,
ff BOOOEBSOO TO )
FOSTER AGRAY. .
fHITE FINE , YELLOW PINE , OALI
F011NIA REDWOOD
ABH , OAK , BLACK WALNUT ,
SPANISH OEDAK.
ear Creek Lime , Louisville Cementer
or Hand Cement , Iowa and Michigan Plas
ter , balr , Etc. Etc.
6th & Douglas St
'ol/cel Notice ! Notice
THE MAGNETIC HEALER ,
To all who ate dlittsed or afllfcted , no matter bow
ng the itandlngi oome and be healed , Feamale dli-
a 8 where medicines bare ( ailed to give relief ,
Ipeclalty ; oome one , com * all and be bealed by tbe
ignctlobealcr , tbaonl/ure escape from anjrdli- f
te. for examination , our coa'gei are II. ( or each
txtmant , or yUltatlons t ttimi utrlctly cul ,
J. H. PAGKLAR ,
North Btata fit , , oce mUt west ef ) ! / Oroaudi
THE OHBAEEST PLAGE IN OMASA TO JBTJY
One of ho Best > nd Largest Stocks in the United StaeB
To Select From.-
STAIRS TO CLIMB ,
ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR
-ESTABLISHED , 1865-
Xmporters antl W/tolesale Dealers in
r
Just Received , a full line of Meerschaum
Goods , prime aualitv , which , were spe-
ciallv selected bv our Mr.Mas : Mever
in Europe for our own trade.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OP
DPODE LIST.
Waoo Meyer & Co. , Omaha , Neb v * .
M ; HELLMAN & CO. ,
W !
1301 AND 180S FARNAM STREET , COR. 13TEL
OMAHA , NEB.
THE A. L. STRAHG COMPANY ,
Double and Single Acting Power ana hand
Engine Trimmings , Mining Machinery ! Bolting , Hose , Brana and
et wholeuab o * rotai ) . BALLAD AY WIND-MILLS , OHURO 3
LND BOHOOL BELL6 ,
Corner 10th and Farn&m St. , Omaha Neb ,
. F. GOODMAN ,
A\I ) I > IL\UU : i
Jm
IWJ
, NEB.