THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , TUESDAY , OCTOBER 27. 1885.
DOSED BY HIS OWN DOCTORS ,
.1 A Eolliokbg Hotel Han Heaps a Harvosl
a. Vho Wrong \7tiy ,
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. A FORMER'OFF'IC'IAL ARRESTED
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Dlnitclio Homers' Attempted Hnlolilo-
. ' ' BliJ'o HlownrH nt Work A
. : l''M/Kemltl Sorcc |
City Jottings.
tl'i'OM Ttin llrr.'s T.tsrot.N tiotiKUM
Enrly Jftsl wt-tsk V , M. Corlmtn , of Hitr
Huston , loua , cumu to Lincoln on n vlsi
anil huMlncft.s combined. Gorlmni ut 0111
tlmo bwl qnlUi extensive InturcsU in Lin
coin nnd bulk the hotel which Is nov
called the Windsor , but ut tliu limn o
completion was iininud thotiorliiun , aftu
tlio builder. Gorluun opened the hoti.si
anil ktipt it for sonio Unto , bill luck o
pnlronnjru anil oilier reverses , it i.s said
drovti ( lorliuin out of tliu hotel. Tin
itfoHdnt oroprietor , Nut Drown , Kfq.
when \ fnvorubly known throughout tin
westjussociatcd himself witlt Mr. Jcl
GhiM , an c.\eriencid ] hotul nnin , Bonn
fire or Hlx montlm ngo , nineo which limi
thohotel has bi-comi ! very populnrnmon ;
nil oliifwcs of travelers. ( Jorhain movei
fnnn Lincoln buck to Ilurlington , whlcl
bud formerly been hi.s homo. Liu liiul no
vmlted Lincoln since until hist week. 1
tiny ur'two sifter his arrival hero hu wen
on a 8proo nnd for several day
kept it nn. Ho wandered nbon
thu city in n lirafitly stale of driinkunni-8-4
mill ut nluht visited disorderly hoiiso.s
nnd alodd moments gambled for pastime
Liht ; Wednesday nl-'ht , it is mxid , hu wen
to u lending fjambhn house nnd woi
$1)10 ) tit taro unit poker , and thu ni-.x
night went to the same plaee and lo-i
what , hu hud Won the previonn ni lit am
Bovoral hundred dollars besides.Vlni
liu thought over tin- matter ( iorliitin con
eluded tliat hu wanted his money baek
niul upon Koi"p lo " lawyer , who ! H alsi
n councilman , ( let-idi'd to bring suit ti
recover thu money This jiaper.s huvi
bison iHHiied , and the i-aso will i-onie ii |
for himrinir in si fi-w days. A pi-r.Hi.ston
ftcaroh failed to rrvoal the court whcri
thi ) CIIHU in brought and any of the par
Honiara , but in substance tlie matter is u
given
( inrliam has bot-n somithiiiof a anort
nnd Iho gamblers SIM in to be iHiipliH. > oi
that liD would , as thuy 8ay , "MitiL-al" ] u
bin own iniidicinu.
CO
,1 A roit.iiKit orrtt'iAi. .
M. K. Ltiselier , a Khort titnti a o rp
Hiding in l/uu'oln , was arretid ) Simdn ;
, nt llastitifrs and brought buck to this oil ;
tmdur u chir : < ; u made out al HID instanc'i
IV"I of a furniture dealer and u di.sordcrl ;
woman. . Soini : time since , and dtirin ;
HID t a to fair , LiiKuher was e.iuployeil a
n watchman at thu city jail. It WHS dnr
Ing hm employment that thu jail deliver
of suvt'iiU-un men oi-cnrreil , ami theri
nru now rumorrt that hi ; was in HOIIIU wa ;
implicated in it. About u month a < r' <
LiiHclior left for Hnstin < r.s , and buloru hi
went it i churgcil that \w \ disposed o
ft Boino ? . ' ( ) ( ) worth of fiirnitnru which hai
Iiiiun bought on monthly payments
Ln.sclier and tin ; woman hail ho.cn on inti
tnalo liirniH for quite a period , and it i
thought that sincan&i'd his arrest ii
ordur to Imvii revt'iijTe. A private detuc
tivi ) luftyeslerdav for IluHtinya to brhi {
LtiHchur hack to Lincoln.
Till ! ATTKMITEI ) SUICIDK.
The woman Uhinuhu Somera , who at
tempted Hiiicidi- the Wind.sor , i.s on tli
, road ( o recovery , and she is now at a din
orderly hoiihe on 1 * street , wheru who i
rooolvinjj visits-from iiumeroim admirer
and curious persons. At ) M > OII an tin
hotul proprietors learm-d that tin
mini Dobnuii and thu wumiu
worn not marrit-d , na stnted ii
ycaUirday's HKK , they were prompt ! ,
ejected from the hotel. The theory i
tfint Ihu woman , from a Reimntional'mo
tivo and to ain a little notoriety , po.i.si
bly took n .sli lit do.v > of morphine , bit
not wilh suicidal intent. Thu doctor
rather t-onlirm this view of Ihu case. Th
police nay they look lor a third xnicide o
nn attempt , beforu the city will ajjiiin ru
gain its wonted moral lone.
HAPK HI.OWINIJ.
Early Sunday morning thu input mar
kotof llohannan ItrotherH on ( ) street
noxtdoor to the .State national bank , wa
unturi'd and thu .safe opened. A holi
watt drilled near thu combination lock
and after it had been blown with powde
the door WIIK broken oil' with a nled
bummer. In the money drawer wa
$178 in checks , inadii out by thu linn I
omiiloyiiK for salaries , and iS in ca.s
and ; i gold watch. Thii tliiovon took th
ciiHliand wati-li , lint left untouched th
checks , which Miowuil that they xver
iirofeHrtionals Thu Messrs. liolninnai
liavu iin idea that thu hnr larri wisni loea
crook , tint them wenis to bu no dclinit
tividenco to that ell'eet.
A ( illAM ) WKU'OME.
Mr. V. K. I'arklngtnn , Ihu leader o
tliu l-'it/.ircrald hose company , rulnrnei
from Nuw York and thu ua.st last tjiittir
day ii | ht. He W4is inet at thu depot b
A committcu of the Kil/uerald ; boyn , wh
ttft-oi'tcd him to Hie hall , which had bee ;
appropriately decorated , and after
number of spoetthe.s from some of th
prominent men of Lincoln , the boyn sa
down to a ( sumptuous banquet. Speechc
And loattU ; wurc thu order of thu evening
A tit lulii hour thu i-omiany | depart-
nmid clieerH lor tin * 1'iferald hose eon
> any and their leader The Fitral
{ loteoompany bayi held thu ehampioi
yhip,0f the stntu for I-IIM , and Ihu pet
] > lu of.Lineoln feel jnntly proud of Ihui
anci-cijs.
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CITV ITI : I ! .
Nathan Hlakley and son t'liarli-H , c
lUialr'cu , wi-.ruin thu city vet'ti-rday o
their way to Omaha Mr , Itlakely in on
of thi ) oldet-t Hc.ttlerH of Ni-braska , havin
como he.ru in IH.'i ? . Hu Mill mtaiiiH th
ouiiU ) eiithiihiasm which he had for th
state in early times.
t Tluuiu wan a trot tint ; niiileh ut thu dri\
' tug pa'rk late yi-Htunlay afternoon for
iinrtiti of $10D , hutwi'cn u hor.se name
i r'lacM , owniid by K , T. Knibs , of Kion
City.- and Tr.i'nniolinr , owned by Frc
Uoliar , of Grand Inland , Neb.
Thu continued line weathurhaHbroii ! ; ! !
. ; > ninny roimtry pi-oplu to Lincoln uithi
| V' tlm past week to trade , and thu rota
Jc. .nutrajiants am | iilpy | in coneitienei | <
Sunday a saloon' in tint lower pun i
f Ihc city wns visited by thu pollen wh
| ; found llnit It wa oi'ien and tloin bus
; - , ; iK ! TliL-ro was no uri-unl but the pn
, , priolor was told that another otVoua
1 would i-aiihean arri-ht.
K : 1'olU-tumui Smith , of thin city , re tunic
ytiHturday from Kearney , whiiru Im wn
culled b.v telegraph on acrountof III
very HiiriotiHlllnuns of his brother , O. 'I
Smith , who h.is charge of tliu farm coi
with thu reform nchool at tin
piaou. Air. Smith is still
\yith typhoid finer , , but hu in now u :
, | ) t > ftcd U recover.
W. II , Aiulerson , ( irantl Island ; Wl
CloiiHton , C. H. Schinidt , Omaha ; J. 1
Sijntlern , Sewartl ; It. H. MolU't , Dcnloi
/JO. Huberts , David City ; .1. U. Tordei
' .U'hoiuaH Jensen , \V. 15 Hates. K. H..In
ml-rimm , Ulissi-H ; A L. Mrang , II 1
" Mediack , Omaha ; O. Horn , bIIIIIM .
llcv. lr ) , Miller , Utica ; S. Dee , Omahi
Airs , ' Louise Sewanl. S. M. Dowall , Buu
; ( J. 11. 1'owcrs , lleatrico.
Vwc-tii Kroin I-'itrnax County.
iuti : , Oct. . To thu Kdltor.-
' * : , town of 1.1MX ) inhabitiinls i
' { ( en ( tul .on Ihu line of the M , i M. , ahoi
fvry milus cavt of MeCook. It la
thriving , RO nhcnil plnco , bojistlng of
two weekly jmpors , Tito riont-cr anil
Mirror , nlso two banks. AH other bnsi-
now is well roprcsentcd nnd doing lincly.
Tito farniOM hnvo had excellent crops.
Hroom corn lint been oxtfliisivcly rnliftl
in thu county tin's year , ami wnpon loads
arc coming in .daily ; Jtirtv-ninu loads
worn counted ycslerdny. It Is brought
in and shipped directly oast.
Knrnas county luw had a prodigious
prbwtlt In Jhf last two Years , and to 1)tJ
appreciated must bo traveled over. Kmi-
grants are coining through dally , nnd
the "rralnu.Schooner" is a sight that
has ct'ascd to attract attention , except
from Ktrangern. Tlio eastern farmer
seems to appreciate cheap anil good
lands , which can be had at from $ lt lo
$1H er aero.
Tim stock i.s of the bp t quality , both
horstM and cattle , and thu people know
bow to ki-i-p it in good working order.
Although thu patient and much endur
ing broncho cuts a ligurc here , ho is be
ing rapidly set aside for Ihu American
horse ,
Itnildtng Is going on extensively , both
in thu town and country , thu farmers
putting tip substantial dwellings in place
of tlio adobu IIOIISCM tif the early Rultlers.
Political circles nru tptiet , and both
narticB have goo I tickets in the lield.
Thu republicans will undoubtedly elect
the.lr entire ticket , as the county has u
largo republican majority.
After Diphtheria.
Diphtheria is a terrible disease , requir
ing ( ho greatest medical skill U ) ull'eel a
complete cure. Hven when its power in
broken , it tilings tti the patient with great
pers-lstcnoy , and olten leaves thu system
jm'iFoncd and prostrated. .lust herti
Sarsaiiarilla doesii vast amount of good ,
expelling impurities front the blood ,
giving it richness and vitality , while it
rcnovatua and strengthens the .system.
Brevities.
McPars. Washerman & Hurnett havi1
sold out to Simons , Hatch \Vhitton , ol
ISnston.
Very little business is being done in thu
Justices' courts of tliiH city nowadays.
Kleetion IK too near at hand.
WUIinm K. Cody , "nullah ) Hill , " is in
the city , and will remain here a day 01
two before returning'to North Platti1.
Thu registrars in thu various wards an
nounce that they will not transfer names
from thu old registry booksof last year.
( i. A. Kobinson , drunk and disorderly ,
was a victim to Roundsman Matxa's 'igi-
lance last evening , and was conlined m
the city jail.
Charles Ustora. colored , was an oncn-
pant , of the city jail last niglit , charged
with being a vagrant. IIu wus arrested
by Olliccr Shit-Ids.
The Jii-Ht , Kof. P. ball of thp season
takes place next Tnesdav night. Tiekefi
are now on sale and can be ncc.nrcd at
Kanlltnan I5roi.or of Andy Hortlen.
Charles Surface was lined $ . i and posti
in police court yesterday afternoon for
disturbing the peace bv lighting Satur
day night in thu Planters' house saloon.
Marriage licenses were issued yester
day -Charles Loitmann , of Grand
Island , and Lena ( Janz , of Omaha , and U :
William W. Guilt , ot Omaha , and Mr * .
Kudora M. Snyder , of Hampton , Iowa.
Thu ladies of St. John's Parish will
give it dinner and snnH-r | at 310 Sixteenth
street , IStishman's block , on Tuesday ,
Oct. 27th , for thu bent-lit of St. John's
church , North Omaha. All are wulcomu. '
Full dinner ; 15 cents.
Sunday was the last game of base
ball which will hu played this season hy
the "fairies of the lield. " The club dis
banded yesterday , sonio of the mem
bers going to their homes in Chicago anil
others remaining in this city.
S. N. Mcalio , ttiu veteran showman , haf
taken charge ot the People's thea're , as
thu old Wood's Museum will henceforth
bis called Nothing but first class attrac
tions will bo placed on the boards , and a
number one play house will be main
tained. The new management started
out with "standing room only" houses
at both afternoon anil niglit perform
ances .
Residents near the corner ot Fifteenth
and Capitol avenue say that three shots
were fired in that neighborhood about ! 1
o'clock Sunday morning , ami that they
were followed oy the noise of scurrying
feet , aa though , some one was giving
cha.-c. The police profess ignoranci ol
thu affair , and say tliat they have heard
of no shooting allray with which these
shots could bu connected.
"It is the little rift within the lute thai
by and by will make thu music.mute , '
and it is the jittlu tickling sensation in
the throat which brings on hoarseness ,
sleepless nights and lung trouble. Tin :
early usu of Hed Star Cough Cure will
prevent all this. It is u prompt , tale anil
medicine.
IVrsonal Paragraphs.
Senator Van U'yek arrived in the citj
this afternoon.
P C. Iliinebaugh left for thu easl
yesterday afternoon.
Miss 1C.VV. . McCormiuk returned thi <
morning from New York.
J. H. Htissell , advance agent for Kate
Castleton , is in thu city.
A. C. Coble , a well-known stockman ol
the Powder Hiver region , Wyoming , is ii :
the city.
Mrs. G. W. Clark has gone to Phila
dclnhia to attend the national W. C
T U convention.
C C. Clark , Kewaneo. 111. ; James Bar
her , Nortli Hcnd ; 1) . It. Smith , Gnnnisoi
City ; K. 11. Mclieth , Clnulron , : tru at tin
Caiilicld.
Abe Newbergnr , of Cook & Hern
hi-inier , New Yo.k , is in thu city nn hi-
way home from a very snuce.ifnl trip tc
New Mexico and the Miuthwctl.
Mrs. II. T. Leavitt leaves for Chieagc
this afternoon to meet her husband wh < >
thoroughly rcntorcd to health , is homo
uard bound Irnin New Kngland.
A. L. IVrlJns head book-keeper n
liced , Jones & Co , and line ol the mov
eMoi-mcd young men of this city , has ru
turned from a trip to Count-client , no
coinpanied b\ , his bride , neu Mis-i Dim
miuk , one of thu mutt charming ladle-
ot WillimanticVi bust la ial circles liotl
of "tho high contracting parties" muni
congratulation
15. II. nOUOLASS As SONS' CAPSI
CUM COUGH DROPS arn the result ol
over forty year- % ' ( -xperiencu in t-oni
iiouiuling cough iiii.\tures. They arc tin
best.
How a I.oulstlllo Hello "Materlall/.ec
VOIIIIH in u Itiilli-oom.
A noted society wi/man who uri-ated i
si'iisation in Louisville at a ball on om
occasion was Mrs Gcorgo I ) Prentice
Shu was strikingly handhomu ami glttei
in many wayn. thi'i-uloro ' it goes witnnul
saying that she had some vanity and sht
decided to attend a lancy dress ball it
the eharac-tcr of Venus The lady knu\ >
that shu was fast acquiring tliu embon
iiointwhich is a destroyer of perfeet out
lines , and gave orders for a perfect lit
ting , llesh tinted satin corset , which won
under a complete suit of fleshings , wai
the nio t particular part of her attire , a.
the short pink satin skirt , wrought with i
border of t-lion , ami a girdle of gold con
lining Ihu cloud of palu pink tulle lloat
Ing about her superb shoulders , wen
scant of meat-lire and easy of adjustment
Thus attired and seated In u gilded cat
drawn by .six littln Cupids dreused ii
pink tights , harnusited with silver am
guided by pink ribbons , she , at a lad
hour , drove into thu ball room , whenct
'tis said the ladles ran mvny anil thu uu-i
remained lit applaud thu inuturiulu.iliui
of Venus lit this superb form ,
DAN DKQUIIjT < K AND 3IAHK TWAIM
The Veteran Comslock HeporUr on
"Whom demons Used lo IMny
1'rnctlcal Jokes ,
The njpoaranco of Dan Do Qulllo ns f
contributor to H metropolitan cnntompo
rary recall * thti fact that the Novadsi
journalist who uses the signature Was , in
the early days of Virginia City , the chum
nnd very often the butt of Sam demons
othcrwiso Mark Twain. The two men
were icportcrson the Territorial Hntor
iiriso , then , ns now , the lead
ing paper of this Silver State
Dun lc Onillu is ono of thu .simplest o
men , kind hearted , nbsmit-mindcd , am !
with a genuine wit of his own. His rca !
nainu Is Wright , but those persons whc
have known him longest huvo forgotten
that hu has a claim to any other nami
than that of Dan or Uequlllu. Clemen !
used to set np all sorts of practical joke :
on Dan. Thny occupied the sumo room
and the saturnine humor , st , who tievci
Was a genial man , had always Bomi
trick to play on his companions. Usually
too , it was un unkind one
which ; when nmdu known , had i
mortifying cfl'ect on Mr. Wright
In tno"u davs it was Dan Do Quiilu'
ami not Mark Twain , who was oxpcctw
to bu successful as n wit and humorist
But for n curtain habit Wright wonlt
probably have justified his adniiccra
Do Qiiillu is , without question , the bus
informed mininir journalist in tlie UnUe.i
Stales , and ho has tliu lea- cajiacily alst
for putting Ids knowledge to any othoi
usu for his material advantage Uilutunrn
ing t4ie Hithirv hu receives from the , n
terpriso of Virginia City. Ho knowi
overv foot of thu Cnmstodk lode , nnd cat
tell Its. history front the silver discover , '
by the brothers Groset down to thu prc.s
cut bornsca or barren period , when tin
reworking of the upper levels for tin
low grades in now being carried on.
What attractive and interesting reminiscences
iscences thu veteran could writul Tin
history of Virginia City is full of tin
jiathos. tragedy and comedy of huma ;
life. Thu lust of gold , thu love of ntlveii
tnre , thu passion of the gambler , the. ex
cileiiient of fortune limiting , the sinldet
rise of men ami their even more raplt
downfall , the tricks and cralt of need ;
and greedy adventurers , and thu strange
sad .stories of the failures that havi
bestrewn the days and night
of this strange and oxcitin ;
mountain mart , could find in
more competent historian than Do Quillu
and if thu story shall uvur bu freely am
faithlully told , as he c n do il.itwij
form one of the most thrilling of histori
cal episodes and personal narration
combined.
Tlit Comstoclc loilu has produced eve
$200.000,01)0 ) in silver , and may do i
again , as it is asserted that a genuinu sil
ver lode never gives out Its barren day.
aru not wholly nnproliUiblu ones , and tin
sheen ot iUs bonan/.a hours have bent
golden enough to make avarice fain
with impossible greed.
i
Tis vain to seek a powder that defie
detection , but use Po//oni's to hnprovi
the complexion.
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"An Item IIH She l Killtrtl. "
AVicomicp ( Md. ) Constitutionalist : t
yellow-backed pirate named Jim Cum
tilings ; who works for Sam Hardacti
ne'ar Millvillc , came to town last Satur
day , and , while drunk at Creswell's gro
eery , made some remarks about our
selves as wo were passing tip striit will
our youngest daughter , lie wassourei
beoause we turned him over two week
ago and his crowd , that took the lynch
pins out of oltl man Parson's buggy a
the Goose creek meeting. When Iwspoki
his insulting froth 1 Ian berry Davis too !
it up , ami in a row which followed In
.struck the gorill.i a suobindur on thu jitv
which knocked him out from betweoi
his wool suspenders and loosened six o
his teeth , llo hail Davis arrested b ;
Marshal Billings , and thu mayor levied i
fine of $10 , which wo paid for him a
soon as we learned the facts. Wo mtoni
to show up the whisky yahoos from tin
( ! oosu creek neighborhood who try torni
this town Saturdoys , and by the way
Han Davis is a candidate for town mar
hiiai. lie is the man for that job.
Fortunes la Htotio anil Itronic.
"Carp" in Cleveland Loader : Wash
ington City has a great deal of mono ;
invested in stttnary , and sonio of i
might be looked upon as a mignty pool
investment. Greouough'.s naked statin
of Washington cost $ 15,00 J , and tin
slatuu of Liberty way up there on tin
Capitol domu cost $ jriOJl ) . Clark Mills
the sculptor , received great sums frou
the government , though he died com > ar
ativcly poor. Kilty thousand dollar
was tliu price paid for Andruw Jackson
who sits upon a rearing horse oppositi
the While House , and hu received another
or $50,000 tor his equestrian statue o
( Jen. Washington in Washington circle
Another $511,000 statue is that of Gen
Thomas in Thomas Circle , and it mus
make thu tax-payer happy as hu looks a
it to rumember t.'iat congress paid $ -5 ! ,
( Kill for the pedestal , and that the foil !
hron/.o lamp posts around the base cos
$ IJJI > apiece. Away oil' to thu cast o
the Capitol , in Lincoln Square , threi
thousand pounds of brass reprosun
Abraham Lincoln giving freedom to th.
negro. The statue uos.l$17)0lliit ' ) ) it wa
pai t by contributions made up by freed
men of thu south. Gun Nalhanie
Green stands in a park northeast of tin
capital at a costot $50,001) ) , and in Scot
Circle. Gencr.d Winlicld Scott lias bcei
embodied m bron/.e for $ i5UOJ Viiuu
Ream's statute of Farragut cost § .0,0(1(1 ( (
Thu statue of MoPherson together will
its pcdoslial cost about $ ' > 0IKU > , and tlowi
in Rawlins scjuaru , southwest of thu whiti
house , there is a bron/.ustatuuof Genera
Rawlins which looks just as well , at i
t-ost.of .tl'I.IMl ' ) . In addition to tliCMithcfi
is the Maine of Protessor Henry in th
Smithsonian grounds , which cost a sinul
fortune , that of Admiral Dupont , opjiu
site ( Main's , which represents a largi
enough sum to pay several tinies a con
grcuian's salary , anil tint beautiful bronz
statue of Martin Luther in front of th
Luthurad .Memorial church , which cos
but $5,01)0 ) , and is as fine a meee of Ktatu
arv as you uill find this side of tlio water
The rage for equestrian statues whicl
jire\ ailed a fuw years ago has died awa.s
and thu moru siMisiblu unstoni ot nietui
ing men and not horse.s is being adopted
It is well that it is so. for the day wil
eoniu when people will l.tugh at thu ide
of trying lo honor a man by u bronc
imago of his favorite horso.
Nervous Dclilljlated Men ,
You aitalluuril a fim trial itir Ililrtii ( f < m
of Hie usu ot Dr. D\e's Celuhr.itod Voltal
Kelt witli IClcc-trle HiinjieiiHiiry Appliance :
lor the spi-e < llellef anil permanent emu i
Net vims DL-bllltv. loss of Vitality niul Mai
hoiiil , and all Ichulicd tumbles. Al.-o fi :
niiinv othe iliw-ases. Cuniiilflu it-storatlon t
heitltli , vKornuil nianhiKHi. No risk is Ii
i-nried. Illu-tntU'U paiuplii'tllli | lull Info ,
nuitluii , terms t-te. . niaili-il fieu by
Voltaic Holt Co. . .Minshull , .Mict. |
Kliort I'siayA ( in The
A mule cannot bray without first rah
ing his tail. IIo can kick , however , will
out any preliminaries.
The man who monkeyed with the oar
end of u nu i kt going weBtuuvcrafterwni
posed an a professional beauty.
A philosopher says : Nuvor tioklo
mule's heels until ho U dead. Beg II.HI
don A mule's heels cant bo tiukloil til
tcr thu mull ! is dead.
Thu mule him ono more leg than a mill
ing Moot , and hu can stand on ono an
wayu thu other thruu round in u.s man
dillerunt directions
To fullv appreciate the mule ono shonl
listen to his voit-u. You never can real !
know whether you liku a mulu or not ti :
you hear him mug.
Thu editor of u Florida paper had jut
Mold hl jauuul utid tvtUblitMiuuut for
mnlo. The inttn who owned the miilo
was evidently dreadfully unxlous to got
riil of it.
A mnlo nort-r grows old or dies ; once
br night into u.xistonco ho bontiniics < tn
forever. Tito oKghjnl mulu is ifow tillfo
" ' *
bomowhcro.
A Now.-u-k , $ , il. f horse-trainer says
that mules in 11.4 bo taught to kick
nccnratoly. , 'ihjmwill bo news to the
numerous mon who are lying around the
country wilh'fli Hlcatod limbs. Thuy will
now rjalr/u llivit ( lioy were simply foil
dluil. / „ :
The mttlo itt i tjooil worker. 1ml ho can
not bu dcpc.nile.il upon. Ho is liable tc
Mrike , and when ho strikes n human
calculation falls. to find out any rule by
which to reokrtii wlu'n ' lie will go to work
again . It is nseU'S < to pound him , for hu
will stand more beating than n sitting-
room carpet. " .
ID Western Nebraska.
NOIITJI P/\Trtl'bjt. a I : To thu Kdilor-
As Mr. K. D. WolMtor , desires the ti.llclal
statistics of the rainfall lu Western Ne-
brask.i I enclo-io the appund.Ml tables
which I published sk inontlia ago and
now correct tijt to date.
Thuy .show conoluslvuly that Ihu actual
nvorago rainfall in Lincoln Co. Nebraska
for Ihu last ninu years , i.s sulliciuut for
nil agricultural purposes and that a
groatur rainlall lujwover desirable is not
essential ,
Tlitm for the plowing otjand and plant-
in. ; of tro.is can have had but little eihict
in' the c.xtrtunuyusUirn counties as im-
provunienls wore now exist. ml or too lai'
belwcun tj cansj appreciable ohan o.
On the far d'slant past the Plattu wiis a
mighty tlood s x miles in width but 'in
recent times there must huvo been ex
ceptional yearsof abundant precipitation
sineo a M s.sotiri River Hteamer went up
to Kearney anil back ( in 13 > l 1 hclicvy ]
and also yean of excessive drouth lor old
freighters have told mo that thuy have
seen the Piatto absolutely dry from
Kearney westwards.
Statistics show a marked increase in
the annual rai ifall at Omaha and as thu
Hearing of fort sLs and washing away of
the soil have caused almost perennial
drouth in ix.onded regions , formerly thu
garden spots of 1 10 eai-lh. it seems proba-
bio that , plowing the land , making every
llsld a spongu , planting th HC miniature
forests thu eornliiihls.tnu steady increase
of wood along streams and m ravines ,
will in time , not only preseive , and make
useful every raindrop that tall.s but also
increase thu actual amount ol rain.
H EMKIUUX.
Tlio SDoiliiuin'H Catechism.
"What is a well deserved holiday ? "
"Our administration enjoys a month in
the mountains lishing. "
"Correct. Next boy. Wlial is junket
ing ? "
_ ' Any uiembor of the opposite admislrt
tion attending tlio lunural of h.s old
lather. "
"That's right. Now , what is u states-
many"
"Thu gentleman who runs our caucus
in ward lour. "
"V'es. And what is pot-houso polit
ician ? "
"The hoL-ler nominated for presalont
uy the olii. r pjirty. "
"Right yon1 lire. What is the pa-an of :
vietoryr" v
" 'J'liree cheor.sjfo-r our candidate. "
"And wliat isa Iridcous howl troin a
score of dninUii : tliroats : "
"Three chuisrsfor tuo other candi
date. " f '
'What is im'ant.by ' the millions of free
hearts and lioacAl hands upon which
rest the hopesand destinies of thu rc-
publicr"j
"Us. " ! .
"And to whom does 'tho groveling
horde of lestuvnUfJcornipliun' tofcr.
"Them. " . I
"Correct all around. To-morrow biing
jour bluo-bociK to Hehoolitli you anil
we'll pick outAvln.it is good tor .you. Re
member , oti toi'y [ | : ; ' home , the opiosit- |
lon member.s i"ll ; Ky' ' e .on tuo shady s tbof
the street. Tluj jinplls will find a b.i.skel-
tttl of stones in tin : trout areaasluey pass
out. Now , bo good boys , and don t
create any disturbance. The class is
dismissed. " _
Ladies will find it to Ihoir advantage to
examine Patch'n stock of y.ird wide em
broidered skirting Hairnets before pur-
chas.ng elscwnere.
BLIND MEN V/HO SELL PAPERS.
How They Distinguish tlio Value ol
nionoy Tliolr lixporiciiuca Wilh
Customers.
"Arc there many ot us in the business ?
Well , yes ; about thirty. " said a Third
avenue newsdealerlio is blind. He
allndeil to blind men who sell newspa
pers.
"But this does not include blind men
and women who have no stands , but u ho
vend papers on the streets. Counting
them , 1 suppose there would be sixty ol
us. I know most ol the blind lolksin the
newspaper line , and they're all good
fellows and seem lo gel along. Some ot'
them own houses. Yes , 1 do a fair trade
nuself , especially in thu morning papers
I sell upward ol one hundred and lilly
copies of The Star , for instance , uvery
day. I sell all kinds ot periodicals , Iroin
fashion monthlies to basu ball guides.
"No it in a mistake lo suppose that thu
public is ready to patroni/.u a man simply
because hu i.i blind. At least , that is my
experience I have had men leave me
mo because they said I did not wait on
them quickly enough. Hut. that ol conrsu
was not true. 1 am as spry as any ol
them , oven if I am compelled lo work in
darkness. I have wmio very queer
customers I cannot , call them cranks ex-
.telly , but they come very near being so
Many who deaP with me continually
never speak a word. Thuy pick up their
paper , duposit the money and wall ;
away in silcneu. Thu other day u gentle
man said hu guessed ho would stjp
patroni/.ing mo , as I had nol not eed him
unco during the year and a lull' ho had
dealt wilh m i. It w , > il.l h.ivu d. ) in AOII
good lo have hearI him apolo./it wun ! 1
informed him 1 was blind. Now hu
speaks lo mu every morning. A gre.il
many ot my customers aru not a\\iiii > ol
my blindness and ask all sorts of ridicu
lous questions about the pictures in I hi
illustrated papers A man once asked
me to direct him in it choice between twt :
comic papers. 1'dld ' M > , and hu was delighted -
lighted , liu complimented mu , and said
my taste agreed ut'telly witu hi.s own.
Yesterday morning one ot my bust
customers , wljo p.otsusdcs a ponderous
voice he is a polit < ciiin--asked mo if I
hail read what appjiiu-ed about him in n
Mugwump orjltiUri I " "id 1 ha > l nol , but
would gladly lifilciLwhilu hu read U u
mu. llo decaipu inili iiaut and used
hard words ' 1 learned aftunvard that
tlio article alluded foyas ot a disparag
ing nature Thi morning \vhon I told tin
politician Iv.hv I . liluid he treated twice. '
"Tim Starr' i aid \ouiig man , as lit
pioked ii | ; a pni er nnd luuidud thu nuws
m.iii it coin.
"You have m ido a mistake , " said tin
customer , on c < unling his change.
-J'hon it is n y ( irsl 0110 , " utisworod
the blind man.
' 'How mueh is Thu Star ? "
"Two cents "
"Tliun , of couriu you liavo made n mis
taku. I gave jou u ipi.trter , and you
havu returned only twenty -ouo cunts. "
"You gave mu u Canadian coin , wnlcl
In worth just twDiit.vthrci ! cents. "
Tjiu young man himcd and inceKlj
ackno ] edicd hu wan In error.
"How did \uu knovih.it was a Can
adian coin " ' * a-ikud Ihu tiailor of lla.
blind man
" 1 full it "
' ( an i n U-ll it ( hat wii.v"
"Ahuija In lut/t , il A Uu only way 1
OU H ES
Rhoumaiism , Neuralgia , Sciatica ,
Lumbago , Backache , Headache. Toothache ,
,
p. SruliU. I'i-o t tllli- ,
( TD * I.I , ( UII til nilMll.T I'AIXS AM ) A I KM.
6 1J LDi ui Ulf iiril Pt.Vr , evf rrnlier * . FIR ; Of uu tat :
Dlsvllnitsla U Llncilkcrt *
Tim ciiAiii.r.s A. vooii.r.u : co.
( lumtMi , u A. VOOtLCRtCO. ) Billlnlrr , H4. , I' . M.
ha\T3. ( Jive mo any coin you like anil I
will tell its valuo. "
"How do toll "
voti paper money ?
"By fueling. I Hot only lm\o to dis-
tingujshod tin ! difTerent ilenoinlnat'onsof '
American bank notes , but sometimes I
get foreign money. No ; 1 never get
stuck. Although oncii 1 did ; il was by a
newsboy wlio had an old Fenian bond.
IIu bought three papers , and I gave him
$ lUit ! change. That was a long lime ago ,
however , when 1 was young In the bus ) .
ness , The latl eamu back next day and
rotunjed themtntuy. Ho only wanted to
.test my alullty. PS , it look mu a long
while to learn to tell money by the touch ,
but once I caught the knack it eamu
fi'sy. Of course , 1 have to keep in prac
tice. 1 have a number of bills at homo
yimnly for thai purpose.
The Garland Stoves and Ranges hnvo
the most artistic lln'sh ' of any that wo
havo'everseun. They are ever.vwheru no-
Know ledgud to be the best in thu world ,
whilolhey cost no more than is olten
asked for inferior goods. They are as
noted for durability , convenience and
economy of fuel as for stlo ami beauty.
A BIG GAS SCHEME.
loSiipplj I'lillnilelpliln ami
New York 1'Voni I'lUshm-jr.
A snceia ) from Pittsbnrg says : Ko-
land H. Smith , councilman Irom the six
teenth ward returned jesti-nlay from
New York , to ujiich city ho went in Inr-
cram-cot' project in which he ami a
number of New York capitalists are in-
torc.sted , for carrying natural gas to Phil
adelphia. "I aiii mil ready to say much
about the matter yet. as it is only well be
gun , "said Mr. Smith to-day , "but I will
say. however , that such a scheme is per
fectly practicable. To lorco gas lo thu
east it will bo necessary to usu pines much
larger than those now in usu lieru. Ot
course the outlay tor such conduits will
ho large , but thu importance of possessing -
ing such a fuel and illuminant as na
tural gas to cities like Philadelphia and
New i ork will be manifest , anil thu cost
of conducting it only an incident of the
enterprise. That it can be done we feel
ralistied , and 1 think the demonstration
is not. a matter of decades bv any means.
I only camt ! back trotn Washington a
short linio ago , wheru 1 was for somu
time prosecuting claims to two patents
which I think \vlll be issued in a very
shoittime. " To supply railroad trains
and locomotives with natural gas for lui-l
js a part of Mr. Smith's scheme. In fact
it is said thai is wlial Ins prcscnl patents
are upon.
It will bo done with a system of tanks
and tubing under the cars and in tlio
tender of the locomotive. It is estimated
that ouo lilllngot these tanks at Pittsburg
would bo sutlieieUt to drive a train on
the Pennsylvania railroad Irom Pitt-sburg
to Philadelphia and back. Of course , as
there is no natural g.ts cast of the Alle
gheny mountains , the supply would have
to be taken aboard between Pittsburg
and ( Jreensburg from the Murraysvillo
or Taroiilum regions.
The Great Invention ,
ForEASYV/ASHSWG ,
IN HAR3 Olt SO'T , HOT OR COLD WATER.
inthutit Harm In f\mitJCt > r HANKS ,
andiinrllciilnrlyiidnptrtltoir ri CIHiutev.
Ko family , i Icli ; r lx > or , khmiM l > u Itliout It.
Sold by lUI ( inx-eiH , but lirwn re \llolml- -
tatloiiH. rJul'iXJ \ manuucturcd
only by
JAMES PYLE. NEW YORK.
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. "
'J he OHirliinl ami Only < -iiulii t.
Pftft anf l ti IMUM < - I ) , orarrof m r1lili linlutlbOl ,
! cili > i nut > ! o u L ( > nlES. A k ' " Hrilitel-t ' " 4
' D'l t1lk ' "ih-r ' r iii'lo-- *
"I'liutiff'trrV Knull-1 * ' > " * * '
. . , . . , . ) t.i I , , far | nrtkul.fi * * Ittltr * > 9 rrluri , innlL
" PAPGH. 'hllir lrr 'hi-nili-iil 4"i > -
'
Oun PRODUCTIONS ncrncscHT TH *
PcCCTION or SHOC-MAKIHQ.
IN THIM rvcnv OIIJCCTION roiiNO
IN riEfloy-rj.iDt QHOCJ 10 i.cv.ovco.
THCBUCCtSB AT OflCC ATTAIHTO at
oun OOOD3 kviicncvcn inrnonuccn
OWf | < OTO TriE FflCTTHAl THtV AflS
ciovc-rimrio , CICOANT IN sivie
ANOnMIBH.OrTHK FINCSTMATCBIAta
ttiD WORKUANfcHIH , AND hOOCHATC
IN I'RICI ,
THE HonHons or DREARING-IM An
> voinco : T.ICY Arr coiufoniABi. *
moMTHK vcnv Finsr.
We MAKE IS Slltal I 14V/IOTH |
ND 0 OHAPI Or TOta AND HCCtO.
fhs ffniite en tt.t Selti ,
& T.
NJiW VOIUC.
Many a Lady
is beautiful. all but her skin ;
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it is to put
beaut yon the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Uahn.
UNITED STATES
National Bank
XT. S.
S , W. Con Farnam & 12th Stj ,
Capital , tj 100,000
0.V. . HAMir.TOK ,
II. M.Cnliltroll.tX W. Hamilton , 11. r. Smith
M.T. llnrloir O. U'lll llnmlltun.
Nebraska National Bank
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
I'AittUr CAPITAK . Sioon,01
ti'llll'l.UH , JlllJ- , iNS'l.J.OJJ.JJ
11.V. . YATI , I'tTslilonl.
A. H. Toit7.At.iN , Viro rroslilont
\V. V. MoimK ,
JDIIK H. COI.UNI ,
Lr.wts S. KuKi ) ,
W. H. 9. lluOUF.s , Caahior.
BANKING OFFICE )
THE IKON HANK.
Co. IStli nnd I'm iianSlrocls. .
A Ucncriil liunlcliix Ilutiiui-Kt t'la
DIRECTORY
MEAT MARKETS.
JOHN K1CLKEXXUY ,
Ucnlur In
Wines , Liquors & Cigars ,
W4 BnnUi ISth St.
JOHN KANK In iitutidnnco. ;
K. HUKIJUIIT/ ,
13tli Street Market.
All Ulmlrt of froMi unit Knit tmmts coastiintly
mi liiinil.
roiiln-y , ( fnnio , otc. , In SIMISOII. K. HmtiorU ,
CHSo l.tliHttcot.
1IKNIIY R1TTKKS.
Meat Market ,
At eOTI dunlin , ' St. , is tl n pliico tomtit tlio toii'lnr- '
c-st mill the I ot t-tioiiH niul rousts. I'icsli lldli ,
guinii unit all tliu iltilk-iuilua hi
SARATOGA MARKET.
ED KUPPIP. Proprietor ,
m K. 9Hloi > nth Street.
rrt > sliPnlt nnd SmolLCil Munis , ( ionium Sun-
f-iipiiNjiKiK-clnlty ( liiiiin , 1'oultr.v niul Vrttoui-
blus la tuusrni. Ko ulioapor nuifhut la town.
California Meat Market
Uculora In Kix-sli niul Suit. Monte , 1'onltry anil
Tek-plioiio 1.K1.
004 Not 111 ICtli Street ,
UPHOLSTERY.
Upholstery & Repairing
B. S. 't1MT .T . ( i-r T'.g ;
No. ICKICiissStroet ,
; psovr -s'M.ioalrsriiinlturomnUo |
\nif \ it iiMjjudil us IHJU. rill < ) Hiunl
to oidiii- liulrs rof-oulixl , lo uiprkoi tliiin cl-o-
whi'io mill wo do our own \\nik. Hoys mu not
rinjiloyi-'il. S'ouil pontiil unil wo will cullen jou.
TEAS-
SAN GOON !
Tlio Honl ( lOiiuliiu riIINiS11 : TKA. In qiinHi-r
imnnil , liull poi'iul mill | ( mini piK'I-iivus. li-nl !
laiiorlinl | HIM tluix M'iniiliio Cliinu o drink unil
nut Ilio Ininilni pulntcil tow.
Sold unlyliy
SAN ClOOX ,
No. 418N.'i < l\tui-iilliSUuc
PHYSICIANS.
D1L JAS. UKCKr.TT
I'UVSICIAS AMI fiimKOH\
Olllcc mid Itoihlonco , TJ4 N. IGth St. ,
DRUGS.
PrescriptionsPerfumery ,
PATENT MKDIOIXES , UTC.
Corner sloro. Mu'-onlo It.ill.
W. J. WHITEHOUSE ,
JCth AND WinSTitl : : 8T3.
nniShi , 1'iiIiitH. Oll-i mid Shitlonorv. Hnrnk-i Plln
Oliiiiiiniii i-iiiiii ovoiy tlmo. I'rico M cuntKr
ai y box WiiiTiinlfU. "
RESTAURANTS.
It. I'KTCHSEN'S
DININGHALL. .
Win ninloil tlio lio-ii c-np of rotTen In Hie city.
Miiiilcmiiiol boriiiiil | ) < 'il liuiinl by tlio ui-ol. # 1 ;
Miiirlniiinili."c. : UU i > uoili. ) < ililily In attuiulunt-u ,
MUS. ft. WlhSOM ,
71 NllilliKtioOMii-nr Hint ,
Restaurant , Cigars
A\i > Cosn.orioMJiiv.
MuiiUtocirdin- laitfUiutniiuu | lion lojiil
liomiloi-HjIoi-iiliiil HIHIIlin Kl" t uuliiriil cliiip-t
iiniltliiiNoiluu4toiiii'u'iot ' ' Hounsciiii bo KO-
i-in I'd In Ililn pin t of HIM n i'oin ! ] | < rt liun tin ) olliur
IChllllt'tUlllulOl'UtlOll III Olllllllll.
The American Cafe ,
SOU HO. lifl'II S'I'KKKT. XKAIl IIOU'AKI ) .
I.mlfuA' niul ( itmllcmiin'n Itu titinnnt.
wi-H cookcil , dl wtiMinixl and w
Hull HIIIII > In nnvli'l'y.
llomil mm ini-iil i.ckuir , , Jl. Ilir > ti'iiiol | collco
n l ho city.
J , W , Jones ,
Haft uri < ll furnii > tiVl ( , ' ol ! kept , llilv online ;
limit-out No 171 1 Cumin * ct . mid nil ulio rlui
llllll U Itllll lll III ) Illk'Ullir 1-IIHlllllll.lH . HlllIOOH
lilrtowu ci.oklnn and liU ullti iillondto thoio- > -
tunruiit. IICIHII Iliiiin Isllrat cliuilaio inul uvn-
rjtliln ; ; ui It slmuM bo ,
16tt7"st7 RESTAURANT
t
CIIAS , R. WEBSTER. Pfop ,
Tliq ticnttHt mid l > wr condiieti l culMlnu In tilt
the Morris Restaurant
ID HID \ LI-V liost vulliix liuiivo In tliu cay , Tr > U
unil > on "III bo fall-tiled
'I'lLki.-ls for it inuiiU W W.
Huutd by Ilia wuoV U33. MeiiK Kc ( nioU.
IClh Bet , Dotiftlai and Dyilge St
OMAHA MANUFACTURERS.
Billhrd Tables ,
TUB tltUTW > WIUIMlAtiKK'Xlt,1HNl ( > Klt A On"
Manufacturers of Billiard 5 Bool Jabln ,
Anil Snlcion. DDIco nnd llliuJi < < ixturotMnrkot
nnd Huron sis , UlilOi\-to. HI. Oin.ilu oflh-OiftJJ
S. tuth St.
Book Binding , lc ,
" "
Tir.lWl'UINTINO < X > ,
Printers Book Bla'deri '
, , . ,
And P-lnlifc ttoolt MilitufAMifuuV Virt. 'lM nnrt
UM South Mill Slrrutimlm ) | , Nob' .
Butter Tubs ,
.1. ( JKY.MOUH ,
Manufacturing of Butter Tnbs ,
M IN ft'o ; 4i ( "to , : H : a ? . . ste , i n > . i'o ; ton m flrV-
ln , IKo. iMli Htul 1'lcivo St. , Omnlin , Nbb ,
Cigars anti Tobacco ,
* " * * * * * 7 , TVv * * > -vwf * * AB
MAX Mirvint & ( V ) . ,
Jobbers of Cigars , Tobaccos ,
flu in niul AinnninlHoii al5 to SSI South lltli
SlMHit , lit0 ! to lid Farimm Hlrt-ot , Oinulm , Noli.
iN-rrit-ocKAN Citt.ut KAOTOUV.
\VisT : & KlllTSUMKU. ,
1 ( '
Manufacturers of Pine Cfear's ,
And \Vlioln nl < i Donturii 111 Loaf Tobiiroo-t No * ,
_ lt niul 1M N. Ulli Bin-fit , Oiuulin , Nob.
Cornices.
_ _ _ ,
Eagle Cornice Works- . .
John Kponi'it-r. I'loin-lntor. Mumtfiictiiror of
( iiiU-iinlml Iron niul rnriilru 1UI l > odifo"iuid Ut
mill lifi Nortli I.MIi - Omnlm , Noli.
itoiVrti ,
Mnmiriioliiun-nr Orimim-alnl i
Galvanized Iron Cornices , Dormer \ H
d , l-'limK Kia.iilitS L'lliSt Wnrkdono
In mo IHII I , or tliuoouutry.
Western Cornice Works ,
C. SPKCIir , Proprietor. ,
finU-nnbocI Iron ( \irnli > iii , Hlo Hpooht'n l-tv
l-ioit-d Pnli'iit Mi-lnlliuik > llKlib SlW tild MJS.
U-lli St. , Omnlm , Null.
Doors , S.ish. Etc ,
A.
Miuinriu'ttmirmiil I
Doors , Sash , Blinils , Mouldings ,
I'.tP. Mull- Hulls il hpoi'lndj. ' Tnlnpnoliu Ni > . ill
Itilli niul Mntoy St.OiimhH'NVtV.l
Eleclricil Siipplios.
" "
Electrical Supplies ,
I , . W. WOI.KI5 X- Crt , I'.lni'lrlctiinn ,
MiiponliIllock. . Dninlnx luiluiAhuiin. . HolU ,
I'll o Aim nn , I'.loc-rle M 1'il'ir , Snn.iKliu fa u til ,
Uolil , bllor anil Nlol.nl J J.-Ulilj , ' , Klc.
Iron p.nd Nails * }
OMAHA NAII.MAN
Cut Hails atid Spikes , - ' . '
rii-u Ninls a siwlally. [ Oinulm , No& .
Omaha Iron Works Company ,
Mnrliinur ) . Ca-tliifh , Slfiaiu lIi.ulnijM , ll
Aii-liilix'tiiiiil Itiiii Woik , Iron lirklU'iH ,
niul Mill Miirliliior ) , Olllov iiiul NOJJ > M Union
1'iicittu It. It. lilli unil Isth siiixiiH. ,
\VUAHNI5 ft IlltO. ,
Foundry Works.
'or. Hth niul .liu-ltson Ht , | > i < ' ) i-iroil to iln nit
' ' of Iron niul Hi 11-1 rnr-Uiias : olr .O. U.
H Itoukliu ( inilo U II-H
Miltresses.
" " *
i : . M. III/I.SK , ,
Hatlrcss Company ,
Mnnnfnrtiirliir Jl.itlii' in , IU hlliiRi. Fontlior
1'lllouM. Coin , Klo. Law unil L-'IXS Dyuslus Slroot
Omnlm. Noli.
Overalls. ;
*
CANl'ir.U ) MANUl-'AC't'UHINT CO ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
'uiilb , Slilrls Kir. , lllf ! mill llJi Douglas
btrixjl , Oiiiultu , Noli ; '
Paper Bozcs.
.1. I , . WII.KtK ,
Hp.nnfaclnrfir of Paper Boxes,1
IMS Hlh SI .Oinulm , Knli Dnloi-s liy limit no-
lit'llt-il inul will rocclvu prompt iittuiitloa.
Safes.
Omaha Safe Works ,
C. ANIlltr.KV.
I'lni mill Itilrul ir 1'rfmf Snrn ,
Vnnlt JVioi.lull Work HIiHIfci-n 'hint Wlro
U'oi k. Oir. I4tli mill .lin.-l.-Miu Bio. , Onmlin , Nob.
Soap.
I1. J. QUr.AUSV ,
Soap Manufacture ,
Office imd I'lu-Kirv , noiir
Oiniiliii Noli.
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V/agons / and
OltA'ITO.V A. DltUMMOND
Manufacturers of Fine Carriages ,
iniiimul I > IT lliiiim.i Hiii-i'l , Uiinilin.Kiiln Hcil
Ai-ciilh. In Nobiiialin lot .Jouua' tulvbiutoJ tfiilit
bliuti Sulkicu.
A. .1 HIAII'SON ,
The Leading Carriaga Factory ,
HOliimil HU DuilMuKtiiti-i , Olimliu , Nob.
While Lciad.
OMAHA WU1TIJ IiVf'lX'll'ANV : ,
t'ornulniH niul fliindinuf
Perfectly Pure V/iiito / Lead ,
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HOTEL DiHESTORY.
Th3 Millard ,
, J. 1C MiukorriKH Hwnbn , I'mjirlL-Uiri
, Dinuliu , Nubroiiltn.
Arcade Hotel ,
.liiiiicH''ii-oy ( , I'ropilulor ,
121.1 mid I.'I7 DniiKln Si . Umitim , Neb
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llutol H HIM 1'V , U.iu.i i , M > i > .
Canfleld House ,
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tliij lioirl In omiilm lloiuoili-li-il , -tiii'illxliul i ,
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opi'dMlM Dillon l'iulllthciiliiiiuiiuiH | ; miuul uiir *
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loix Alou Unluii t3HH.lt V'mtU llmui , SoulU
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Hotel de GODS ,
I' . UOIW. I'ropi K-lor.
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n iluy liniiiu. Tin co IIHII | > lioni lrfi > il * Oiur4 |
lliuiK-and oiiit-hair blucU fu.iu tluI'n.lo Iba
mid the Court HOIMC. IG'M ' , I'M , IjlJ 1'jnu.a
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Planters Hous ? ,
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