THE OMAHA DAILY BflE : MONDAY , APKIL 1C. 1888. 'H
Constitutional Catarrh.
has entailed more suffering
or hastened the breaking up of the conitltutlon
thfin cntnrrh. The stusu of smell , of tafte , of
isiKht , of henrlnjr , the liumnn voice , the mind.
ono or more , nnrt sometimes nil , jlfld toltsue-
Ptrncllve influence. The poison It distributes
throughout the sjstem ntttcks every vital force ,
anil breaks up thu most robust of constitutions.
ignored , because but little understood , by most
physicians , Impotcntlr assailed by miiicks and
charlatan * , those Millerlng from It have llttlo
lir/pe to bo relieved of It this flrte of the fcTftve.
the treatment of
Hltlme then , popular
1 I in ( Hill , UlCIl. that HIW yujlUMVl l.v. * w *
this terrible disease by remedies within the
reach of all pawed Into hands nt once compe
tent and trustworthy. The new ami hitherto tin-
tried method ndopted by Dr. Stanford In the
preparation of his HADICAI. CIIHE has won the
hearty approval of thousands. It Is Instantane
ous In ntrordlnK relief In all head colds , sneez
ing , smillllnK and obstructed brent bine , and rap
idly removes the most oppressive symptoms ,
clearing the head , snf etcnlntt the breath , restor
ing the senses of smell , taste nnrt hearing , and
neutralizing the constitutional tendency of the
dlficasa towards the lungs , liver and kidneys.
SANroitb'B HAtm'Al , ( VHIS consists of ono bottle -
tlo of the KADICAI , iTitK.onu box of CATAUKIIAJ. ,
BUI.VKNT , ni.d iMriiovKli I.NIIAI.KII : ptlct1 , il.
I'OTTCIt IHit'O A ClIKMlCAI.C'O. , llOSTOX.
NOlHEUMATIZ ABOUT ME !
IN eMi MiNtm ; tlicCtmct'HA ANTI-
PAIN I'l.ASTf.u tellevvs Ithtunmtlr ,
ciiitlc , Midden , Kharp and nervous
I'ulns , iitrnlns nnduaktiusis. . Thu
nrxtuud only imln-kllMng plustur. A new nnd
InfRlllblo iintldotu to tiulii , Ilitlnnimailon and
weakness , I tterly unlike and vastly superior
to nil other planters. At nil druggist2.1 touts !
( Ivofurtl.U'ltur ' , pust | ; o free , of roiTtlt Dltutl
ANI'I IIKMIOAt , < O. , lloilOU , MUSS.
How a Dying H
ClCTRO , HASIlLTOt CO. , I B. , Eept , 10 , 1337-
The followlni ; Is n Into account of wtmt ymir
B. S. R.hasdonafurourlUtlcdauKhtor.IlArot ,
now four years old. When 12 months old a
lun.pnopoircdonhcrhcol.whlclnloivlygrew
larger. The family phydclan thought It nriu
cnuicd liy a plcca of lirokrn rjlaB or nccdln ,
but failed to bring anything to light. Tim
child bocfimoJcculcralltliotlmc , ceemlnz to
Une the usa of her lee , and finally quit walk.
Ing entirely. The middle finger nnd thumb
of cither hand became enlarged , the flesh ba-
comlng hard. The hip joints became Involr.
ed , no that when seventeen months old sh
could not stand , iiarlnx lost the ute of leg
nnd ami , I'artlal cuoaturo of the splno alia
folloncd. The nervous ejttcni was wrecked ,
muscles contracted , and thcro was general
wasting of flesh and muscle. At eighteen
months of ago shu wan placed under the
treatment of a prominent physician of Bos
ton , Mass. , but nt the end of ten months the
had declined to such n degree that she was In
a dying condition. This was In April , 1SS9
Wo took the child away not knowing what
to do. In thta dreadful dilemma wo were
over persuaded liy friends to try "ono bet
tle" of SWIFT'S Rrrcmc , which wo did , and
before It had all Ix-'on taltcn wo saw n change
for tlio better In her symptoms. Wo kept It
up , and have dona so to thin day , and will
keep It up. If the Lord wills , for many days
to come , for It has brought our dylnj Hazel
to life , to vigor , to strength and health again.
Thonshenhuo of her checks li a changed to
n may tint. Bho la able to walk anywhere ,
her languor and melancholy have pai-ed
away , and she Is now a blithe , cheerful , hap
py romping child. Should you wish to In-
crcaso your testimonials of proof of th
virtue of 8. B. a. our names nnd what wt
bavc said Is but a portion of what we owe to
you , should you with to use them.
Kindly yours ,
Ilr.N. P. BWIPT.
OuiiTia'DE U. SWIFT.
p. o. no * .
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LOVE'S MASQUERADE ,
on A SOCIITTV HCLLK'S KAiiMEinvooEii.
"Aunt Snrnh , I have an itlcn nnii 1
wnnt your help to carry it out , " said
Deb Husscll earnestly to Mrs. Briscom.
"I wnnt you to help mo win Gertrude
Stone. "
"Why , my ilcnr boy , " was the reply ,
"I did not know you hail seen her"said
the old laily wondcringly.
"Well , my acquaintance with her is
rather short , I confess. I only saw her
talking with you this morning. I heard
hur say that if she ever fell in love it
would bo with a farmer and that she
was tired of everything' connected with
city life. I am unfortunately from the
city , but I am going to transform my
self into a countryman and hire out as a
farm hand to Miss Stone. "
And ho unfolded his plnns for win
ning the young lady and had teen en
listed his Rood-imturud aunt on his
side.
side.Miss
Miss Stone was very much pleased
with her now hired hand , Ebon , as ho
called himself. Ho did not cat with a
knife , and his grammar was singularly
good for a farm hand.
She did not wonder , when ho drove
her homo ono night , that he should talk
a good deal , and ho was certainly very
respectful.
"You are fond of farm work and the
country i1" Miss stone was baying.
"Very , " Ebon rejoined , with much
enthusiasm ,
"You were brought up on a farm ? "
she added.
"Well " the hired
, no not entirely ,
man responded.
"But you chose farm-work because
you are fond of it , " said Miss Stone
warmly. "In that respect wo are ex
actly alike ; I love itl 1 suppose , " she
added gently , "that you were obliged
to elioo.se something ? "
"I yes , 1 support myself , " Ebon re
sponded , with his eyes on his com
panion's fair face.
"Itis is nothing to regret indeed it
is not ! " Miss Stone declared comfort
ingly. "I ndniiro anybody who is inde
pendent and ambitious ; they're the
only people I do admire. "
"Oh , that is very good in you , " the
hitvil man murmured , tucking the robe
more closely about , her.
"And I suppose you haven't hnd many
advantages ? " Miss Stone pursued with
feympatnotlc softness.
"Well , I've had some schooling , "
the hired man admitted.
"It isn't so great a loss , " said Miss
Stone earnestly. "Many of our best
and greatest men had very few educa
tional opportunities. " It sounded some
what trite when she hud said it , but the
hired man was looking at her with
wnrni gratitude. "Nothing is to be re
gretted but indolence and lack of prin
ciple ! "
.You arc very kind , " Ebon said in
softest tones.
Tee moon was just rising ; the daisies
in the Holds bbono white under it , and
the scent of the fresh crops filled the
air.
Certainly the hired man was not to be
blamed for driving past Miss Stono's
gate when they had reached It , with si
glance at his companion woich was the
perfection of respectful deference. All
that night she kept dreaming of this
nature's nobleman whom she had met ,
and bho thought of going over to Mrs ,
Briscomb's and tolling her what a won.
dcrful man lie was.
The next day she asked Ebon to drive
her over to his aunt's place. Fate must
have had something to do with the car
riage being upset and Gertrude falling
plump into his armsami then and there
ho told her how ho loved her , and was
promptly accepted. "Wo need only live
on the farm in faxunmcr , " said Kben
mysteriously.
"What shall wo do in winter ? " saiil
Miss Stone wondcringly.
"Well , I've thought of going into th <
newspaper business , " the hired man re >
joined lightly.
And she laughed in fond cnjoymcnto
the joke.
The remark occurred to her threi
days l.'iter. She went into the city to d (
n little shopping , and to break the nowi
of her engagement to her guardian.
She told herself vehemently that sh <
did not dread the process in the least
she was certain that it would not inaki
the slightest difference what anybody
said.
said.Still
Still she felt alittlo odd us she walkei
up the street from the station. Tin
Kgberts drove past in their liveried car
riage. The newly-married and excess
ively stylish Nicolls mot her smilingly
Lottie ilall and her rich young flaiicc
bowed to her from a dogcart.Voll
she didn't care what they said ; slu
would miirry Kbon though the wholi
world shoulu rise to oppose it.
It was the Daily Hcllcrtor buildinj
which put her in mind of Kbcn's joki
about the newspaper business.
The ullluont publisher stood on th <
stops , talking to a gentleman. IIo wa
an old friend of Miss Stone's , and h
hurried down to speak to her.
"In for borne shopping ? " ho said. "II
the way , we were just spanking of you
Mr , KUHHOU tolls mo lie has met you
M < - . Itussoll , hero's Miss Stone. "
Mr. Eussoll ramo down the btops , wit
his hat raised. lie was immaeulatel
urruyed in a pale summer suit , knottj
silver-mounted stick , a high hat an
polished shoes ,
IIo was in nowise different from th
dozens of young men passing at the me
munt , but Miba Stone stared at him , i
speechless , motionless bowildormoni
and Mr. Husscll stared back at her.
It WMH not till the publisher nad bowe
himself away that they spoke.
"F.ben ! " Miss Stone gasped.
"Gertrude ! " Mr. Huhsell rejoined.
Ho had recovered himself and wn
smiling down nt he r.
'I didn't know you wore comln
! "
to-day
"Who who arc you ? " Miss Ston
murmured faintly.
"Well , I'm the young parson you ar
going to marry , for one thing ! " the
young man responded emphaticallynnd
cd her into a. neighboring restaurant
before faying anything raoro.
"I couldn't help itl" ho declared
drcathlessly , over their untouched
cream , "I couldn't think of any other
way , and I was awfully gene on you
from the first minute. 1 was in the
porch that first afternoon , l heard what
you said , you know-all about frivolous ,
llippant-msndcd city men ; nnd I didn't
dare to appear in my proper character
I didn't truly. "
His voice s > hook with something be
sides feeling , and ho put his handker
chief to his lips.
Miss Stone smiled too , helplessly.
"And you haven't l > 6en doing farm
work ? " she said.
"Good graciousi I don't know a plow
from a reaper , " 13ob responded. " 1'vo '
been lying about in Aunt Sarah's front
yard when I haven't been with you. "
Miss Stone mused , pink nnd tremu
lous.
"Where did you cot the clothes ? " she
said.
said.Borrowed
Borrowed 'cm. I've bought them
now , though. I'm going to keep them
forever ! " "Sec , hero dear am 1 Jlip-
pant minded ? Uoyou wnnt to bake and
milk exclusively ? Aren't you rather
glad I am not a hired man ? "
Miss Stone looked at him with a help
less fondness.
"Well , since it is you ! " she confessed-
sweetly.
THE OLD AND NEW LOVE.
Hay Berry would have boon very
much troubled to explain why she jilted
Arthur Oxford and became engaged to
the elderly millionaire , Mr. MeDanScls.
It was not the money that attracted her ,
but she felt that she did not love Oxford
any more and told him BO frankly when
she returned his ring.
Oxford could not forget her , though
ho made inuny ineffectual efforts , and
ho became very indignant when his
friends attempted to commiserate him.
To show the public that ho had entirely
forgotten Ray's existence , ho took Nan-
nio Rawdon. a notorious little flirt , to
the great picnic where ho know Ray
and her elderly admirer were to go.
Everybody was curious to see what the
ono-timo lovers would do when they
met.
met.But
But these two , whoso hearts the people
ple were so anxious to see lacerated ,
wore used to the thing'now , and wore
too bright not to know they were on ex
hibition. Arthur came down the gang
plank with the tendcrcst solicitude for
Nannie's safety in his eyes , nnd when
Ray appeared she looked up into Mr.
McDaniel's face as though hot- life de
pended on what ho was saying.
Some people were disappointed ; nnd
then the dancing began , and the young
folks had their own affairs to think of ,
and the matrons were obliged to watch
their little Sallies , and Annies , and
Johnnies , who were always in mischief.
The little tug pulled briskly along the
river ; the barge , with its gay stream
ers and its music , followed in its wake.
At last they reached the spot whore
the picnic was to take place , and landed
as merry a crowd as ono could wish to
so see ; and oh , the pain that shot
through Ray's heart when she saw Ar
thur sitting on the grass beside Nannie !
So close , and with such a devoted air.
"Oh , Arthur , don't you remember
our last picnic ? " she thought.
"Riy : , I've asked you five times
whether you will have a sandwich , "
said Mr. McDnniels , in rather a testy
tone. " 1 hope , my dear , you arc not
getting deaf. "
"I'm sure I bog your pardon , " said
Ray , and grew suddenly very gay and
continued so till they started to return.
The day had been bright , but now as
the sun set behind deep banks of clouds
a mist was rising. Soon it enshrouded
the river like a white pall.
The little tug made mighty use of her
steam whistle every now and then.
Some stronger ono replied to her , or so
it seemed to the untutored cars of pas
sengers.
And now night had fallen nnd they
seemed to bo going blindly down the
river , and passing craft only revealing
themselves uy their blurred and magni-
licd lights.
U And now close to them ah , heaven ,
how close the deep throb of a tremendous
deus engine.
Very few know any more than that.
A sudden Hash of red nnd green above
their heads shrieks , oaths nnd n horrible
rible crash.
Ray , who had been leaning against
the railing , clung to it for an in stunt in
darkness.
"This is the end , " she thought her
self , "tho end of all. What does it mat-
tor. Life is not worth to much. Only
mother will feel it.
She clung n little tighter. Then she
) was flung into the river , but us she
, touched it someone clutched her. A
voice said in her ear :
| "If you do not struggle or catch hold
of me. I can save you. If not , wo wil ]
both drown. "
"I know , " she panted : and in her
soul she resolved that no act of hers
should bring destruction on the head ol
her preserver , whoever ho was.
It takes courage to bo saved when
ono cannot swim ; to keep quiet , and tc
keep one's mouth shut. But Ray wns
not a coward ; and bo in a little while
two people were dragged into a boal
the steamer had lot down , and Raj
looked into the face of the man nt hot
side and saw that it was Arthur Oxford ,
Ho was in his shirt-sleeves , for , on
the instant , he had cast elf both coal
and shoes ; and lie had hurt himself or
the forehead , and the blood tricklot
over his face a ghastly object , cer
tainly , but , oh , how beautiful to Ray.
"You saved mo ! " she whispered , ant"
clung to him.
"Yes , thank God ! " answered Arthur
ati
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iit
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MhXlCANMOSTAMlUNIMENTI
OLD aonttr
Ita
and dropped his fnco on her shoulder
nnd sobbed Uko a child' ,
Thcro wore no Uvps.lost tlmt tiny ,
strange to say. The excursionists were
taken hon\q on the sfemnor , terrified
nnd dripping , but very , very thankful.
Mr. McDanielswholiad accomplished
the Tent of swimming to tlio shore , hnd
n great dcnl to sny nbolit the darkness ,
the mist , the impossibility of finding
Hnv : out this is what she. answered :
'rYou did right. You saved the ono
you loved best yourself ; but there was
ono who loved mo so well that ho eamo
to mo through mist and darkness cnmo
to mo and saved mo , for Ivns drowning
in the black water : and since ho wants
mo , I shall give myself to him. Our cn-
gngeinent was a great mistake , nnd it is
best for both that it should bo broken. ' '
"So Hay Berry is fjoing to mnrry
Arthur Oxford after nil. ' ' said ono to
the other in the village streets.
"After nil , ' ' says Arthurlooking down
in his darling's eyes ns they leave the
church , and she meets his glaneo with a
look of honest love as she answers :
"Yes , dear , after all. "
Housed from Inaction.
The precursor of their disease and de
struction , the kidneys and bladder
healthfully btimulatcd and toned with
Hosteller's Stomach Bitters , nctlvolv
rcsutno their functions. Thus Bright's
liscacc , diabetes , catarrh of the bhid-
lor and eiu'urosis arc prevented. For
rriluting diuretics , and those unincdl-
cntcit and fiery stimulants which , used
even in moderation , c.scito both the
renal and vesical organs , this is the
jest porsiblo substitute. K is of botanic
composition , and so congenial to the
stomach , the digestive processes of
which it helps in no ordinary degree ,
that it is promptly assimilated by the
system , and Us tonic e fleets arc speedily
clt. Not only does it remedy inactiv
ity of the kidneys , but renews a rcgu-
ular habit of body , promotes a duo
secretion and healthy How of bilu into
the * proper channels , and expels from
the circulation acrid principles pro-
iluctive of rheumatism and gout. It is
; ilso the leading specific for malarial
complaints.
OMAHA AVHOI.KSAMO 31A UK UTS.
1'roiluce , Fruits , Nuts , Ktc.
Friday , April 13.
27ic following quotations arc wholesale
nd not retail. Prices iniotcd on jtroanco
arc the rates at which round lots arc sold on
this market. Fruits or other lines of goods
requiring extra labor in packing cannot al
ways be KUiillcd } ) on oiHsldc aiders at the
Mima prices tntotcd fur the local trade.
Jlatcs OH flour and feed arc jobbers , ' prices.
Prices on j/r / ! ii arc those paid liy Omaha
millers delivered. All notations on mer
chandise arc olilalncd fntin leading houses
and arc corrected daily. Prices on civic/c- /
crscal\ctt , etc. , arc these given by leading
manitfactiircm.
HuiTEK Fancy creamery roll butter
25@27c with solid parked at 23@-5c ; choice
country butter 21 ( < < .2'.ic , with some sales
of fancy butter at 2.1ucommon grades
I7@le , inferior stuiT .y@15c , according to
umlity. i
Eons Strictly fresh 13 ( < ? llc.
Oxioxs Native stock , Sl.lSftCl 33 , Spanish
iicr box of 50 Ibs $1.50 ( 1175 , California on-
nions 3i ( < ! 4e per lb.
POTATOES Choice hpmo grown , S3 ( ( 9jc ;
Utah anil Colorado stock ; ? l.ln.20. (
Poui.Titv Chickens dressed. 12 ( ! 13c ; goose ,
U ( < Jlc ! ! : turkeys , rJC' l-Ic ; ducks , Il ( < ill3c ) ; live
hickcns , $3.75(1(4.00 ( , with ono sale of extra
coed fowls nt S4.2,1) .
E Full cream , 10V ( IB15c.
AS Common medium , S2.50f ( ? 3.00 per
bunch ; choice , S3.00 ® 3.60.
Tuitxii'3 Uutabagas , J5G550cj white , -10c
nor bushel.
LEMONS S3.70@4.r > 0 per box.
DATES Porsatii , ( iU7c per 11) ,
SAUH KICAUT Choice per bbl. of 32 gal.
S5.00c.t5.00 ; J bbl. , $4.00 .50 ; Sll.OO per bbl.
of 50 gal.
CIDBII Choice Michigan cider , S1.50@0.5Q
per bbl. of 3'J unl.
Poi-coiix Choice rice corn is quotcil at S
@lo per lb. , other kinds , 2)43a per Hi.
CAHUOTS ? 2.'J5 ( < i2.CpO ) ) er bbl. ; new stock ,
DOc per doz.
PAitsiNirs New stock , $3.00@3.0 ! ! per bbl.
CvnnvoBs SI per doz. for native stock and
( ( I4e per lb. for California.
CAULIFLOWER Good stock , S'J OQS. S per
dozen.
OKANOES California RiversideSn.'niJ ?
4.00 ; Messina , 3.70 ( 1.2.1 ; Valencias , O.l)0iC ) (
8.00 i > er case of 420 ; ftloxican , ! 00 ; J os
Angeles , 5'i.75Q3.35 ; NiivuN , $1.50 ; Los
Angeles , $4.50 ; Riverside. $5.75
UBVXS Good stock , S2.GO@.75 ; California
beans , j2.2"i@2.40.
Fios In layers , 13(710c ( , cake lOc perlb.
NUTS Peanuts G > ( ci)7c ) , raw Brazil nuts ,
13cnlmnnds ; , Tarragona , 22c ; English wal
nuts , 15c < 518c ; filberts , 18c : Italian clicstnuts'
15c ; pecans , 1fic.
HONIY : IflCffSlo for lib frames ; canned
honey. 10(312o ( per lib.
PARSLEY lOc per doz.
Gnncs Oxioxs 35u jcr doz.
ASI-AIIAHUS 22c per lb.
STUAWIIEKKIBS Fresh Florida , 35@10 per
box.
CUCUMDCHS Sl.OO per dozen for choice.
SALSII-Y 25c per bunch.
LETTUCE lOc ) ier doz.
( Jr.LKiiY California stock , 51.50 per doz.
RADISHES 40e per doz.
CJrocjurs' Ijlst.
Svnui's New Orleans molasses , per bbl. ,
! W < i4ic ; ( per gal. ; corn syrup. ! < 5c ; naif bbls. ,
37c ; 4 gal. kegs , $1.55 ; sorghum ! JSe.
I'novwiONh li.ims , I0 ( > $10jfc ; breakfasl
bacon , 10JjWllc ; bacon sutci , bj.jcffh c ; dr >
salt , 7'c.t7/jc ; ! ; shoulders , O 'm'c ; drlei'
beef , lOMUc.
PIOKI.ES Medium in bbls , S5 75 ; do in hall
bliln , $3,40 ; small in bbl.s , fl > .7"i ; do in hull
bbls , fll.'JO ; gherkins , in bbls , $7.75 ; do in hall
bbls , 4.40.
REPINED L\iti > Tierce , 7' ' c ; 40-lb square
cans , 7'4c ; 50-lb round , 7''rt'c ; 20-lb round
7 fe ; 10-lb pails , 7c ; 5-lb pails , 7c ; li-ll
pails , 8c.
CANNED GOODS Oysters , standard , pci
case , ? 'f,10ft(3,35 ; strawberries , 2-lb , per case
$3.0U3.10 ( ) ( ; raspberries , 1Mb , per case , J3.00C"
11.10 ; California pears , per ease , fcl.70 ( 4.SO
appricota , per ease , $1.30i ( < )4,40 ) ; peaches , pci
case , t5jOC ( } 5.75 ; white cherries , per case
M.OO ; California plums , per case , $1 50V ( I.(50 (
blueberries , per case , SJ.20@340 ; egg plums
2-lb , per case , $2.50pincappiles ; ) , 2-lb per ease
83.20&S57G : l.lb salmon per doz , 8I.b5ijl.05 (
2-lb gooseberries , per case , $3.2.Yg)3,35 ) ; U-ll
string beans , per case. S1.75 ( ( l 60 ; 2-lb Llrni
beans , per ease , ? l.GJiJl.i.'i ( ( ; 2-11) marrowfa
peas$2.C)0@2.70 ; 2-lb early Juno peas , pci
case , $285 ; 8-lb tomatoes , ? 2.40@2,50 ; 2-11
corn , S2iOfi3.40. :
JUI.UE8 ilb i palls , S1.251.50.
SALT Per bbl. in car load Jots. 11.30 ,
Rorn Seven-sixteenths , 10f@llc.
CANDY Mixed , ' .i@lle ; htlek , U ( / K.
HOLLAND HKHUINOR 70c 72opor kej , ' .
MAI'LE St'OAit llricks , I2) ) < eper Ib. ; pcnnj
cakes , 13ullc ( ) per Ib.
HitooMS Extra , 4-tlo , S2.GO ; 'No. 1 , $2.00
No. $1.75 ; heavy btable , $1.00.
STAKCII Mirror gloss , 5Jic ; Graves' corn
fc ; Oswcgo gloss , 7o , Oswego corn , 7c.
Tius Japans , 20f55o ( ; gunpowder , 20' < i
COo ; Young Hyson , ! ! 2@53ej Oolong , 20u (
D5o.
D5o.POWDKR AM ) SHOT Shot , 11.15 ; buckshot
J1.70 ; Hazard powder , fS.OO ; half kegs , J7.75
one-fourths , $1.50 ; blasting kegs , $2.35 ; fuses
100 ft. , 45yj75o. (
SUOAR Granulated , 7ui7 c ; conf. .A
GK(47c : white cxtrn C , OX ( Uo ; extra ( J
u QOJtfc ; lyellow C. r\X \ C < f5Ke ; cut loaf % ( < i
7X < > : powdoied , 7&bjf ( ; New Orleans , 5 |
!
COPFCE Ordinary grades , lG@I7e ; fair
17iCl6e ( ; prlme,18 ( 10o ; fancy green and yel
low , 22 < ; 23c ; old government Java , 23(330o (
interior Java , 25@2jjc ; Mocha , 2btf30e ; Ar
buckle's roasted , 19c ; McLaughlin'i
XXXX , 19J4'c ; Dilworth's , 10)ic ; Red Cross
1'JKc ; tdatoma , 195 e.
WOODBNWAUB Two-hoop palls , per doz. ,
$1.41) ; three-hoop pails , SI G5 ; No. 1 tub , 0.75 ,
No. 2 tub , $3.75 ; No Stub , f 1.75 ; washboards
$1.50 ; fancy washuoards , $3.50 ; assorted
bowls , $2.75 ; No. 1 churns , $ 'J.50 ; No. ' .
churns. $5.50 ; No. 3 churns , $7.50 ; buttci
tuba , ? 1.70 ; spruce , in nests , $1.70.
Tuiucco Lorillard's Climax , 45o ; Splen
did , 45e ; Mechanics' Delight , 44e ; LegKCtt A
Meyer's Star. 45o ; Cornerstone , Wo ; IJruin
moiid's Horseshoe , 45o ; J. T. , 4''u ; Sort , " !
Spearhead , 45 ; Catlm's Meerschaum , 31o
Catlin's Old Style , 23c ; Piper Hoidslck , Glo
Sweet Tip Top , 33c ; U. N. O. , 17e ; Red , Whit <
and Hlue , ISc.
CitACKeus , CAKES , ETC. Prices subject t <
change. Soda , 5c ; soda ( city goods ) , 7n
sodit snowllako ( In tins ; , lOc ; soda dandy
. , : soiln walcrsfln tln < rt , lOc ; soda zephyr ,
Sc ; city oyster , 0 > , 'c ; excelsior , 7c ; farinn
oyster , 7c ; gem oyster , 6cmonitoi. \ . 7c ;
Omaha oyster , 7c ; pearl oyster , ftcj picnic ,
5c , snowdrop o.vster , 7c ; butter , 5e ; Boston ,
8c ; Omaha butter , 7e ; saw tooth butter , OJfc ;
cracker moil fij o ; graham , 8c ; grfttmm
wafers. lOc ; irrnliain wafers in pound pack
ages , la c ; Imrd brend , Gc ; milk , 7tfo ? ; oat
meal. So ; oat meal wafers , 11M ; oatmeal wa
ters in pound package * , 12lfc ! nnlraals , 12c ;
Uollvcr glngcrronndi,7c ( : creaniScCornhill ; ,
lOc ; crncknclls. lOc ; frosted cream , 8 < < e ;
singer snaps , ec ; ginger snaps ( city ) , do ;
[ ionic mode ginger Snaps. In boxes , ISe ; homemade
made ginger snaps (1-lb ( cans' ) per dozen ,
J2.50 ; lemon creams , Sc ; pretzels ( hand made )
11 Jfc : assorted cakes nnd Jumbles , ll'fc ; as
sorted fingers , 16o , afternoon ten ( In tins ) ,
| ) er box $7.00 ; banana lingers , 14e ; butter
jumbles , 11K > " , Brunswick , 15c ; brandy
snaps , ISc ; chocolate drops ( new ) IGc ; choco-
laid wafers , 15c ; Christmas lunch ( In tins )
per dozen , W.M ) ; cocoa taffy snnps , 14e ; coffee
cake , 12c ; Cuba Jumbles , lljtfe ; cream puffs ,
30c ; egg Jumbles , 14c ; ginger drops lie ;
honey Jumbles , ll' < c ; Jelly lingers , 15c ; Jolly
wafers , 15c ; Jolly tart ( now ) , 15e ; lady ling
ers , IDcj vanilla bar , 14e , vanilla wafers , 14c ;
Vienna wafers , 1 dozen packages in a box ,
[ tor d07cn , $2.50.
All goods packed in cans Ic per lb. advance
xccpt snowllako and wafer soaa. which are
packed only in cans. Soda in 2 It ) , nnd 3 lb.
paper boxes , Vfc- per lb advance ; all othur
uoods Ic per lb. advance. Soda In 1 lb. tinpcr
boxes , Ic per lb. advance. The 2 lb. boxes
are packed in cases holding IS In a case. The
3 lb. boxes nre packed in cases holding 12 in
a case. The 1 lb. boxes are packed in cases
holding 30 In a case. One lb , Graham and
oat meal wafers packed 2 doz. In n case.
Show tote for boxes , witli glass opening to
show goods , 75c. Cans for wafer soda , t ,
not returnable. Cans for snowllako soda. ? 0
per doz. Tin cases witli glass fnco to display
tlir goods , 75c each. No charges for packages
except for cans and returnable cases. Glass
front tin cans and "snowllake" soda cans are
returnable nt prices charged.
Dry CSooilw.
PRINTS Soi.in COLORS Atlantic , flc ;
Slater , 5Vfc ; 13crlin oil , > i" Garner oil. 0@
7c. PIMI ANM > ROUES Richmond , tiVjc ; Allen ,
C'jc ; River Point , 5c ; Steel River , Oc ;
Richmond , tic : 1'acillc , 0 } c. INDIGO Ul.ui :
Washington , O' c ; Century indigo blue prints.
Do ; American , 7c ; Arnold , 7c : Arnold H ,
lie ; Anold A , 12c ; Arnold Gold Seal , 10'y'c.
Unr.ss Charter O.ik , 5c ; Rumapo. 4V1 ;
Lodi , 5c ; Allen , lie ; Richmond , DC ; Windbor ,
(5 ( > fc'c ; Eddystone , Cil5C ; Pacilie , O' c.
IJuoWN SnnKTiN'n Atlantic A , 4-4 , " c ;
Atlnntic H , 4-t , 7'jc : Atlantic 13 , 1-4 , ( Vac ;
Atlantic P , 4-4 , tic ; Aurora LL , 1-4 , Oc ; Au
rora C , 4-4 , 3c ; Crown XXX. 1-1 , 7 $ e ; Hoosier -
sier LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Indian Head , 4-1 , 714e ;
Lawrence LL , 4-4 , ( > c ; Old Dominion. 4-4 ,
5 c ; Peppcrcll , R , 4-1 , 7jc ; Peppcrcll O ,
4-1 , Oo ; Peppetell , 8-4 , ISJ c ; Peppcrcll , 9-4 ,
21c ; Pcpperell. 10-4 , ate ; Utica , U , 4-4 , 5c ;
"NVachusett , 4-4 , 7 c ; Aurora 13 , 4-1 , 0' < c ;
Amora R , 4-4 , OJfc.
HVTTS Standard , Oc ; Gem , I0c ; Beauty ,
12Uc ; Hyonc , 14c ; H , cased , $ ( i.50.
Ctui'ET WAIII' Uibb , white , IPc ; col-
ared , 22c.
Uwiv West Point 29 in. Soz. , 10't'c ; West
Point , 2 ! ) in. 10 oz. , 12 , > < c ; West Point , 10 in. 12
oz.,15c ; West Point 41) ) in. 11 oz , , ICe. Checks
Caledonia X , ' . e ; Caledonia XX , lO c ;
Economy , 9) ; Otis , ti ) c.
KENTCCKY JEANS Memorial , 15c ; Canton ,
2Sc ; Durham , 27J c ; Hercules , ISc ; Learning
ton. 2''Xc ; Cottswold , 27 , ' < jC.
CRASH Stevens' U , Gc ; bleached , 7c ; Ste
vens' A , 7J c ; blcachcil , Sj-fc ; Stevens' P ,
SJic ; bleached , 9' < fc ; Stevens' N , Oho ;
bleached , lO c ; Stevens' S R T , 12J < fc.
Miscr.Li.ASEOUS Table oil cloth , $2.85 ;
| , ain Holland , 8 > ifc to 9K ° ; Dado Holland ,
fg COM ro UTCRS ? O.GO@35.00.
HI.ANKETS White , 51.OOCg7.50 ; colored
S1.10 ( . ( > S.OO.
UMACIIII : > SIIRKTIXO Berkeley cambric ,
No. 00. UJ.'e ; Best Yet , 4-4 , ( ij c ; butter cloth ,
OO , 4J < ; Cabot , 7 > $ c ; Furwell , SHe ; Fruit
of Loom , OJic ; Freeno G , Gc ; Hope , fee ; Km ?
Phillip cambric , lie ; Lonbdalc , 11Ue ; Lons-
dale , Oc ; New York mills , 10Vc , ; Pcpperoll ,
42-in , lie ; Pcjiperell , 4(5-in. ( llic ; Pepperell ,
G-l , lOc ; Pepperell , 8-4 , 21e ; Peppcrcll , 0-4 ,
23c ; Pcpperell , 10-4 , 2oc ; Canton , ( - ! , S'j'c ' ;
Canton , 4-1 , 0 > rfc ; Triumph , Gc ; Wamsutta ,
] c ; Valley , 5c.
GixoiiAM Plunkett checks , 7Kc ; Whittcn-
ton 7) c ; York. 7J c ; Normandi dress ,
Calcutta dress , S c ; Whittcndon dress ,
Rcnfcw dress.
TICKS Lewiston , 30-ln. , 12 * c ; Lewiston ,
33-in. , 13Uc , ; York , 82-in. , 14c ; Swift river ,
DUXIMS Amoskcag , 13 , i-oz. ) , llic ; Everett ,
7-oz. , 13e ; York , 7-oz. , l.c ! ; Haymaker , 8 > jc ;
Jaffrcy , XX. llj c ; Jaffrey , XXX , 12' < Jc ;
Beaver Creole , A A , 12c ; Beaver Creek , 11B ,
lie ; Beaver Creek. CC , lOc.
FLANNELS Plaid Haftsmnn , 20e ; Goshen
32J c ; Clear Lake , 32 } c ; Maple City , 3i-ic. ( }
Whito-G H N 2 , % , 21c ; G II No. 1 X ,
30c ; Qucchec No. 1 , Jf , 42e ; Quculieo No. 2 ,
% , 37J < " ( c ; QucchcoNu. I. 5f , B2 > tfc ; Anawan ,
IS o ; "Windsor , 22V c ; Red XC , 24-in , V > ytc ;
E 24-inch 21e ; GG 24-inch , ISc ; HA F , f ,
25C.1 : R F , f , 27Ko ; G Jf,35c.
COTTON' FLANNELS 10 per cent trade dis
count LL , ( > y.cCC \ , 7Kc ; SS SJrfc ; Name
less , uXe ; No. 15 , Ge ; E1'5 , DJtfcGG , , lOJ c ;
XX , 12Kc ; OG , He ; NN. IGo ; RX , ISc , R ,
20c ; No 10 , SJiJc ; sO , lO c ; GO. 12 > ic ; SO , IGc ;
20 , colored , 10o ; 50 , colored , 12c ; 70 , colored ,
25c ; Bristol , 13Kc ; Union P.ieilic , ISc.
Gonnrnl
Fi.ofu AND FEED Minnesota patents , $2.45
( it 2.50 per cwt ; Kansas and Missouri fancy
winter patents , fc'J fiO/2.7.'i ( ' per cwt : Nebraska
patent" ! , $2.4.V(250 ( pur cwt ; r > o Hour , $2.00
per cwt ; wheat graham , SI 75 per cwt ; rye
graham , $1. 10 per i-wt ; Now York buckwheat
SJ3.50 per cwt ; Excelsior , ? ; i.OO per cwt ;
ready raised , $5.00 per 100-lb ease ; cornmcal ,
yellotv , fl.OOfiJl.K ) per cwt : white $1.101.15
per cwt ; In an , $1 ( > .00@17.00 per ton ; screen
ings , $12.00 per ton ; hominy , 53.25 per
bbl ; chopped feed , $18 00 per ton ; chopped
corn , SH.50 ! / 17.00 per ton
E.\TitAcrn Sanderson's oil bergamot , per
Ib. , St.J.7. ' . ( 3 00 ; oil lemon , per Ib. , 52.50 ; oil
peppermint , ? 3.)0 ( ) ; oil wintcrgreen , ? 2.50 ;
olive oil , Malaga , per gallon , $1.25.
WINDOW GLASS Single , 70 per cent and Ji
per cent ; double , 70 and 10 per cent discount.
PAINTS Whlto lead , puru.liV o ; white lead ,
fancy , GJ c ; putty , in bladders , 3c ; Paris
white , 80 ; common , 2J-jc ; red lead , 7c.
OILS Carbon. 175 degrees Hie ; linseed ,
boiled , GOc ; linseed , raw , 57c ; castor ,
No. 1 , 51.20 ; No. 2 , $1.12 ; sperm
whale , $1.00 ; whale water , bleached ,
85c ; lish , bank , 35c ; neatsfoot cxlra , ( tfo ;
neatsfoot No. 1 , 50c ; gasoline , 75 degrees , 15o ;
W. S. lard , ( Be ; No. 1 lard , 50c ; No , 2 lard , 5J (
fti55cj W. Va. zero , Ho ; w.Va. summer , 12c ;
golden No. 1 , 40c ; golden No. 2 , 25c ; whale ,
20c ; nnptliu , 1 degree , He ; headlight , 15(1 (
degrees , 12c ; hoadliglit , 175 degree , 15c ; tur
pentine , 4Sc ; castor , pure , S'2.45 ncr pal.
DRUGS Acid , carbolic , crystal , per Ib , 50e ;
citric acid , per Ib , GOc ; tartarlo , pur Ib , 50c ;
HUlphuric , per Ib , 5c ; ammonia , carb , per Ib ,
15o ; alum , per Ib , 5c ; alcohol , U5 ] ier cent ,
per gal , . * 2.2G ; blue vitric , per Ib , 80 ; borax ,
refined , per Ib , lOc ; camphor rellncd , 30o ;
cream tartar , pure , pcjIb , 45e ; cream tartar ,
conunercial , per Ib , 20c ; cloves , per Ib 33c ;
cuttlctlsh bone , per Ib , 30u ; iloxtrinu , per
Ib , 12c ; glycermo , pure , per Ib , 30c ; tiojis ,
fresh , per Ib , 40c ; indigo , Madras , per lb ,
80c ; insect powder , per Hi , GOe ; morphine ,
P. & W. , per oz , S3.00 ; opium , pci
Ih , $1.00 ; quinine , P. & W. , per olile ; qui
nine , German , per oz , Mo ; rochcllu salts , per
lb , i5c ! ; saffron , American , per lb , 40e ; saf
fron , true Spanish , per oz , $1.00 ; saltpetre ,
pure , per II ) , lOc ; sulphur. Flowers' , per Ib ,
5c ; soda , bl-carb , per lb , fie ; silver , nitrate ,
per lb , $11.50 ; spermaceti1 , per lb , ( XJoj
strychnine , peroz. $1.25 ; wax , white , puic ,
per lb , 55e ; wax , yellow , pure , per lb , I15c.
1. U. I'ALMCIl X 1 * . lllrilMA.V J. It 1II.ANCIIAUI ) ,
PALMER , RICHMAN & CO. ,
Live Slock Commission Mentals ,
OfficeItuum J ( , llppniiUa Kiclninto lliillillDK , tmlon
_ Mock Vurd * . fcoucli Oninlin. 'eb.
McCOY BROS
Live Slock Commission Mcrcliants ,
Muriel 1 imiltiuxl I run an l.pi'llcatlon ' Hocker > unit
( ui'.liri ( urnUlH'il oin'ciud ttriui ! Uu'ori'nco Oina
Im .Nulliinal Hunk mi. 1 Niutli Oiuahn Nuuuinu. Umou
block Vi.rd , noutli Umnliu
UORIMERWESTERFiELp"firiviAL.Ey
Live Slock Commission ,
HOOIQ IS , Kicliuiifo IlulIdluK. I'nlou Kloc * Vardi ,
buutu Uaiuba , Nub.
ALEJCAN b E rT IT r i TCH.
Commision Dealers in Liye Sock ,
foom'J3 , Upimitu | liii'ljiinvo HullJlNL' . L'utou block
i urU . buutU uuiutin , ti'ub.
UNIONIST O'CK YA RD S CO. ,
Of Omaha , Limited ,
JoUa t' .Uerd. -
Tmpiomonts.
L PARKER ,
DcalerinAsrionllnrallmplcmenls.Waps
. ,
C.nlgM d
LININQER Si METClXUF CO. ,
AgricnltnrallmiilGmenls.Waions.Carriages . .
lliipglca.Klc. Wholomle. Ornnha , Kobr ti > .
PARLIN , ORENDORF St. MARTIN ,
Wholesale lk li > rs In
Agricnllnral Implements , Wagons & Buggies
TOl , CTO , ttO unj VT Jonc Street , Onmbn.
P. P.
Mannfactnrers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders ,
Ilalot. Cider MlllK nnii Lutoin lul-
Cor , inn nd Nlcliulai Street * .
w i NONA" ! M P L E M"E rTr co. ,
Agncnltnral Iinpleiuents , Wagons SBoggies
Corner lltli urn ! Nldiolnn ftrectt.
OMAItAnilANI'II.
lamsting Macliinery and . Binder Twincl
W. II. Mi'nJ , Jlnimuer. I'M Lvnvcuwortb St. , Oiunlm
Boots and Shoos.
W. V. MORSE & CO. ,
Jobbers of Bools and Shoes ,
Artlota'
" A HOSPE , Jr.i
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1M3 Douiilns Street , Unmlia.Ni'trnnkn.
MOL1NE.MILBURN&STOODARD Co
Jlnnufnctiirersnncl Jobbers In
Wagons Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. Pin nnd 1'iiclfle Streets. Oninha , Nob.
1110 1KVT-1U1J Douslm St. Onmlm Mnnufactory , Sum-
nierM. , Hoi ton.
K1RKENDALL. JONES & CO. ,
( Successors to Hccil , Jones & Co. )
Wholesale Maiinfactnrcrs of Boots and Shoes
.Audits for IlH'ton llnbtK-r Slino Co 1103 ,
llnrnt'V St. . Oinahii. NolirHUVn.
Oooksollors and Stntlonors-
H. M. * S. W. JONES ,
Successors to A. T. Kenyan A Co. , \ \ liolesnla & KetMl
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Fine Wodillnu Blntlimrry.Coinmercliil Stationery.
l.'iW DouKlus btruot , Uiuiklm , Mob.
Coffees , Splcos , Etc.
CLARKE COFFEE CO. ,
Onmba ColTco and b'plco Mills.
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
tlKTorliiK Kxtrnctt , I.iiunclry Illue. Inks , Ktc. 1414-
141iillnrniiT Stn't't. Omaha. NohrBskn.
Crockery and Clasowaro.
" ' ' "
w" . L''WRIGHT ,
Apsnt for the Mnnufncturcrs nnd Importers of
Glassware Lamps Chimneys
Crockery , , , ,
Ktc. OUlcoil"8.13th ; St. , Ornnliu , Nebraska.
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PERKINS. CATCH & "LAU"MAN ,
Inipnrtertt iincl Jobbers of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware ,
Kto 1511 rarnnni St. , Now 1'nxlnn lliilldltig.
Commission and Storage.
CEO. SCHROEDER & . CO. .
( Successors to JlcSlmno .t Hcbroeder. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Ouiubii. Nebraska.
EMMAL & FAIRBRASS ,
WliolPsalo
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commission
Merchnnts. Cnrrc ponilenco holtcltcd. 10H Nort
lull btreoi , Ouiulni , Nob.
RIDDELL & RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Specialties Butter , Kggs , Checte , I'oultry. Game ,
( ) > Mers , Ktc. , Etc. 112boutb. lUb Street.
CoaljJSoko and
OMAHA C ? ) CL , COKbTfiT LllvifE CO. " .
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
SCO South 13th Street , Oranlin , Nebraska.
J. J. JOHNSON & CO. ,
Mannfactiirers of Illinois White Lime ,
And shippers of Con ] , Coke , Cement. I'lmtcr , Lime ,
Urntn Tile , and guwor 1'lpu. Olllcu , I'm ton llutcl ,
1'iininiu bt. , Uumlm , Nc'b. Tclupbono bll.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
III South 13th bt. . . Omnhn. Nob.
Cooda and Notions-
Mrs"SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1102 nnd 1104 DoiiRlns , Cor. lltli ft. , Omaha , Neb.
K1LPATRICK-KOCH DRYCOODSCo
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoodsNotions ,
Gents' Kurnlslilnc Ooods Corner llth uud lliunc *
.
SlH . Otimtm. Nt.brnskii.
Furniture.
DEWEY & STONE.
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Farnain Ftrcct. Omnlin , Nebraska.
CHARLES SHIVER1CK.
Furniture
Oiiubu , .NubrnsVn.
Offlco Fixtures.
Till : H1.M.MONUS MANL'KACrilHINa CO.
Manufacture of
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
Miinlk'n , SiJi.lioarl ( < .lliik ) 0,1909 , Drue I'lxlures , Wnll
Cnti'S. I'nrtitldiir , llaillni > , ( 'dinners , Hour anil
Wind Cdiilom , Mirors , etc. factory nnii olllc ! , l7a )
anil K.r ; biiuth Mill S ) . , Umaha. Tulfphdiicr 1124.
Groceries.
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PAXTON"GA"LLAGH"ER
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
' 06,707,703 and 711 8. lOtb St. , Omabn , Neb.
MoCORD , BRADY A CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
! 2tb nod Lcavcnworth Streets , Omaha , Nobratkft.
Hardware.
LEE , FRIED He CO. .
Jobbers of Hardware and Nails ,
Tinware , Sheet Iron , Ktc. Auonts far llunc Scales
and Mlauil I'orrdcrfo. , Ouiaha , Neb.
HIMEBAUCH Ac TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' Tnoll and Ilurfalo Rcalns , 1406 Douglui
( itrect , Umaha ,
RECTOR , WILHETWY & CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
lOUi and Harney Bt , Omaha , Neb. Western Actnti
forAuitln I'owdtrCo , JcrlLThOn SleulNallr ,
_ _ _ _ 1'ulrbucLs btundard rimlea
MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO , '
Whnleialo Maniilftctiircr * of
Saddlery & Jobbers of Saddlery Hardware
And leather. JlUi , mis ami HOT Harnvy Bt.Ouiahu ,
_ Nclirmku , _
_ Hpnvy Hardware.
'
w. J.TJROAT'CH ;
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Bprlnifi , Walton Stock , Hardwire. Lumber , Klc. 1M
_ nod 1211 lUrnuy htruel , Omaha.
JAMES A , EDNEY
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Taron nnd ( 'arrlncu Wood Htock. Heavy Hardvrtro
IHc. 1217 uud UlJ l.cufunworlli ht , Uuauliu. : , tb.
OMAHA
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholcsah
13U Street anil Unlao 1'aciflc Track , Oruaba
LOUIS BRADFORDT "
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Daors.Uto. Yards-Corner 7ih and Uuiw'ai ' , Luroii
Vtl |
_ Hnt8 , Odpn , Etc.
wTiT. PARROTTE A coT '
Wlolesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
1107 lUtneT Street. Omaha , N h.
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C. N DIKTZ.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
th nnd CMIfornla Streets , Omalm N
Lumber Lime Cement Ec Etc
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Corner rth nnd Doucla * Str. Omaha.
T.VV. HARVEY LUMBER COT
To Dealers Only ,
_ pmce. 14M Fitrnain Street Omahn.
JOHN A. VVArEFIELDll
u u i 11 r v r\u.riiiL Ly
Wholesale Lumber , Elc ,
Imported iinil Amerlean rottlnn.i Cement SUK
Accnt fur Milwaukee Hydraulic. Cement and
Ijulncy While Unit.
CHAS. n. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpets nnd Tnrqnot Kloorlne Mh and Doimla *
Iron Worko ,
fAXTON& VIUHUNGlltON WO 11 KB ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ,
KnBlne , ItraM Wnrkpnirnl | Knunilrr , Mnetiliif and
lll&cksmllii Work. Olllcwniid Worm , U. 1' lljr.
nnd Ulli Street. Umnliit
OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk Unit * , WlndoiT OilimK Flower HtnintVlro
MKIH , Ktc. lit North Kth flroi'l.OmiUm.
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OMAHA SAFE"nnd IRON WORKS ,
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes
Vniilt' , .lull Work. Irnnnml Wlrn t'unclnif , Slenn. Kto.
O AinlrviMi. I'roti r ( ' " " Illh nml .IiiAmui Su.
CHAMPION IRON and WIREWORK9
Iron and Wire Fcnco ? , Railing Guards
uU Hereout , Itirimiiku , uilli'iiV. Mule * . H i'li'mc * , cto
Improved Awnlniii , l ickimltli .Maelilnerj nnd
IJlacVsmltU Works. Ujjuutli ) luiiat.
IMliACHlii-t a LtiACH ,
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time Locks ,
General Aiicnls for Dii-hnl I Safe X Lock ( * o's
Vaults uudJull Work , 1115 I'ur.iuui blruet , Dumb * .
rtillllnory timi Notlonu.
I. OUERFELDER & CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
an. 210 and 813 South lltli btrcot.
Notions.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furiiisliing Goods
4(0 ( nnd QfScmii 10th St , Omalm.
VINYARD sTsCHNElDEWi
Notions and Gent's ' Furiiisliing Goods ,
I IDS llnrnejr Street. Omaha.
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CONSOLIDATED TANKI.INE CO. ,
Wholsalc Rcflneil and Lubricating Oils ,
Ailo ( Ironstt , Ktc. , Onmlm. A II HIMimi M imuo"
Paints nnd Oils-
"CL'MMlNdS > V. NlilLSON ,
Wlmlcxnlu Dciileralii
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
llj ] ruui.tm StU'Ct.Omului.Mcb.
Pnpcr.
CARPENTER PAPER CO
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Curry n nice mick of I'rlnlliiK. WrniiplnK nnd Wrltlna
I'n ar. Special iitlontlon nlvnn to cur load onion.
Prlntors" W.atorlnlB.
"WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION ,
Auxiliary pQblishers ,
Dolors .n . " 'rin.Bupplle. . U *
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in RnWicr Goods
gll Clothing und Leather llultlng. 1(103 rnrnuru Street.
Flttlnea , Pumpa , Etc.
A71.rSTRANC CO. .
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. .
Wholesale Pumps , Pine , Fillings ,
U. S. WIND ENG f N | T& PU MP CO. .
Steam and Water Supplies ,
II lllilarWlrnlMlK ! ! OlSnnd tonrnmnm St. , OmaUa.
II. 1. Hess , Actlnu MniiHBcr.
BROWNELL & ( Jo" . .
engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Sheet Iron \Vork Steam I'muim , Raw MIWs. 1213-1213
l.c'iivenworlhSiro t , Omulm.
SootlB.
PHIL. STTMMEL \ ; C0.7 * "
Wholesale Farm , Field ami Garden Seeds
iill and 9IH Jones Mrni-1 OinnliK.
Storogo , FprwardlnK & Commloalon
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ARMSTRONG" . PETTIS & co. .
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
llranch hnu nof the Ilrmicy HIICRT To. llueulen at
wuulcaulu und ri'tiill , 1 m UlOnnd 1312 liard titreut ,
' uii No TJ1.
Browors.
"STORZ & ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
lill North KlKtbtcentb Street. Umaha. Neb.
Ovornlls.
CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeans I'anta , Sliliti , Ktr. HCKand ll'JI ' Duuglas Street ,
Omalm , Neb.
Cornloo. _
EAGLlTco"NlCE WORKS ,
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
John Kporjelt r. . , I'rciprlvtor . . - . . . . . . . . o , va Dodito " and 1U ) and Idt
Murth IWli Htroct , inha.
Doors ,
M. A. DISBROV/ . CO. ,
Wholesale Manuf . ; cturers of
SaslL Doors. Blinds and Mouldings ,
Drnncli Offlco , 12th nnd Iiard Streets , Omaha , Nib.
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Moulding , Stair Work nnd Interior Hard Wood Flu.
Ith. N.i : Corner bih mid UavimTorthblructi ,
Umaha , ftli'b.
O M A H A P LA NIN G" MILL CO , ,
Manafacturers of Moulding , Sash , Doors ,
And Illlndu , Turnlnir , Blalr-work. Hank undOniceKlt-
tlnm auli and 1'oiiploton Avenu * .
Smoke Stocko , Uollors , Etc.
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H. K , SAWYER ,
Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke Stacks ,
llrllchlut ; , , Tiiut aoil Ountral Uuilcr llopilrluu , 1315
rfut , Oo.ul.u , Ke\ \ >
, , NEB.
Vl > u tcit knuirn anil moil popular Hoifl In tha
t lv. I.oriUun central ai > no.nlruuut < flrit > cUi > .
llt Jqu rtrr lur cnuiui > cUl ii.ou ar.it
L J public tallicnuo
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