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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , JULY 9. 188a 3 I
Cures BJJ
tid RETUJtti OF
* AT DRUttelSTS'AND DEA.
THE CHAS-AA/OGElERCfo'BALIO'MO' /
'la the realm of dlceaso tbo focU of lib
fcrTltanco nrn mod numerous ami urcdall/1
ccumnUtlnic. Hire- , alas , they bccomi- ter
rible , fateful anil nTcrwlmlmlun. Ko fact of
uatuto h inoro pregnant with awful me.in *
IMJ thnn the fact of the Inheritance of
cll/eni" . It lni.it till | .hj > ! elan ou lili dally
round * , | mrnliliij lil art uud flllirin blra
wllh ilHmay. lh lefrrnd of the undent
Orcrki plcturm the Kuril s as puriulnR
families frinii generation to generation ,
renlorlnt them deiolate. The Turin 'till
ply thrlr work of terror anil death , but they
rr * nut now cl'ithvd In the garb of lupcritt *
tlnn , but apprar In the more IntelllfslbU bul
Gt > li-H awful form nf hereditary dl'cite.
Jliilrrn rrlcuco , nhlcli bal Illuminated
rnfttiy dark corner * of nature , ban ihcd
new lljflit on the ominous words of th
B-rl | > turc , "The slus of thn fathers ahull b
l ltcd upon the children unto ( he third find
fourth generation. " Instance * of hereditary
dlicare abound , fifty per cent , of care * of
coniumptlnn , that fearful destroyer of fami
lies , of cincer and scrofula , rim In families
through Inheritance. Insanity In bertdltnrj
In n marked degree , but , fortunately , Ilka
many other hereditary dlseafrs , tends to
vcrir Itself out , the itnclc becoming extinct ,
A dlitlnifulfhHl scientist truly ; ri : "No
organ or texture of tbo body In ejcmpt from
tha chancn of belnrf the subject of hereditary
disease. " Probably more chronic dlnvncs ,
which pi-rniiuontly modify the otructiir *
nn-l functions of the body , are more or leti
liable to be Inherited. The Important and
far rcacbtna practical deductions from mich
fa-ts-nlfi-ctlnB FO powerfully the happlncn
of Imlirldimld and families nnd tha collective
welfare of the nation are obtlouslo rcllco-
tins mlndi , ami the best meant for preent-
Ing or curing these dllearei Is a subject of
Intrnso Ind rent to all. Fortunately nutur *
ha * provided a remedy , which oiperlcnc *
bail attested us Infallible , and the remedy li
the world famous t wlft'a Specif ) ? , jmr
vegetable compound-nature's antidote for
all blood poison J. To the afflicted It Is
blessing of Inestimable ! value. An Interest.
lnr ( treatise on "Blood and Sktu Dlscaoa"
Will ba mailed frco by addrcwdng
Tnt Btvu-r Krzcino Co. ,
Uranor S , Atlanta. Qa >
NERVES ! NERVES ! !
What terrible vision * this little word brings
ln'Sirc the eyes of the nervous.
Headache , Neuralgia ,
Indigestion , Sleeplessness ,
Nervous Prostration ,
All stare them in the fice Yet all these ntrvoul
troubles can be cured by using
For The Nervous
The Debilitated
The Aged.
THIS GREAT NERVE TONIC
Also contalas the best remedies for diseased con *
ditlor , , of the Kidneys , Mver. and iJIood , which
always accompany nerve troubles.
It it a Nerve Tonic , an Alterative , a Laxative ,
and A Diuretic. That is why It
CURES WHEN OTHERS FAIL.
$1.00 a Bottle. Send for full particular * .
WFLLS , RICHARDSON A CO. , Proprietors ,
BURLINGTON , VT ,
It hti itood the T it of Tctro ,
In Coring all Diietiei of the
BLOOD. LIVEB , STOM
ACH , KIDNEYB.BOW-
ILB.Ac. ItPurlflMths
Blood , Invlgorttti and
OltuieitbeBytUm.
DT PEP5IACONSTI.
CURC9 PATIOlf , JAUNDICE ,
AUOIKAUSOFTrlKl BICKHEADACHE.BIL-
HVER lOUSOOXPLAIHTU.&O
diuppoar at once under
KIDNEYS lit ben flelaUnfluonc9.
STOMACH It ii purely a Xedleiue
AND at iti cathartic proper
ties forbids its use as a
BOWELS. beverage. It is pleasant -
ant to tne taste , and as
easily taken by children
asaduUa ,
ren
_ _ _
W1DRUGGISTS
PRICKLY ASH BITTERS CO
PRICElDOlURl Hoi * I'rurirUtori.
ST.J/JDH and KiHiua Onr
Uiistly illKOSta lof ; the llnest llavor.A heart ]
liovcriiRQ for a strong uppetlto : u dcllcnti
flilnk furthOhuiiKttnc. 'I'liuroni-hly tested ; iiu
IrltloiH , i > nliit.iblt > ; uiiext-clleil In luulty ; n <
Uii [ > k'ixsint ; i\rter uirccls. Keiiulrca no boiling
soi.n nv
W.R. BENNETT&CO ,
II. O. UlB.UDU SONS ,
, 1'A.
Iho larKfit , fa > lu < l and Umiit In the work
I I'aMongor accommodation * unuzeelled.
I .N v v ITorlt lu UlaiKuvv via l onilnndTrrv
nrniniIAHll.T 7th | ClllCA : < su..Jl1LVSt .
ANruoiin . Jni.viuii
1)KMM1 , . . . JlM.T''htl
Ntw VOUKTO i.tvLdfooi , VIA ( jtiKrvsrowx.
1 bo Celebrated I Largest and llneit Pas-1 Jui.vlltl
Meaniililii ienc r rileaiuor lu Aril. M
CITV Of llOMKl thaWoild. Ueiit. tt
Nl , ' Vdlllt Til I.IVCHI'OUl. VIA QUrCNSTUWN.
Tb Celebrated I iJirgett and tlnetl Can-1 JII.NC ISt !
riivunnblri fungor Meaniur In Jt'l.v Ml
Cl'l'VOV ItOilKI the World. I AUO. tl
r-nlci-iu pai.uue to tllan.'ow. lierry , Liverpool , llellai
ut yui-i-mtown , IV } und upnnriU PIT ( iluiiiow Moan
cri , V and upwarda for CUT ol Hoii'O. hvcond-elni
I > U Itclurn tUkrltat redured rales mada arallabl
lor either route , piltrlnt cxeurtlonlstKthe pliTlleu
of teelnuthu Ninth and Miutli nl lu-land.lhe lllrei
> leri ej iind plilurenuc Clyde , bleuni erjU. Anclin
I.lno omits paral-le freu ol chir e , old Hi lowei
Kor buok of toura , llcVor or luttber Inlonni
tlon apply to
HENDERSOU BnoS.,72 La Sails St. , Chicago
Or to ujr of our lucal ngcnts
PEERLESS DYES \ !
GEM'S ' BRILLIANT PROSPECT
Inducements Offered By This Llttlo
WIdo-Awako Nebraska Town.
A VERY PICTURESQUE LOCATION.
Information Concern I nij IIH
tlun , SoliooN , ltii.lni'HS ) Interests
nnd Cllnutte The Anrlctil-
tnrut
The nnmo carries us back in memory
to that far away Genoa of biinny Italy
with till her grand and picturesque land
scapes , sunsets , anil liistorical
beauty nnd loveliness , but never was
tlio writjr more favorably impre cd
than upon a recent visit to the little
city by tills nnmo in the state of No-
braslui , some 11- miles northwest from
the city of Omaha. It is situated near
the center of Naneo county , at the foot
of : i series of prominent hills which
form the cast terminal boundary of the
lovely Heaver valley , and the north
limit'of the Loup prairie , near whuro
the fonnc'f silvery stream lees itself in
the broad expan.-o of the hitter's turbu
lent waters. The location of tbo town
is as
I'tCTtMtnSCJUK AND KNCIlANTINO
as can be found in the state. From the
summit of the neighboring hills the cyo
wanders cast and northwest , along
whore the glimmering waters of the
Loup rtanco and sparkle in the
sun's bright beams , over miles
and miles of gra---y mi-ad-
ows , verdant groves and fertile -
tile plains , where may be scon scoreof
cottages , farms and stock ranches. Tlio
view pi-osented , like a vast | ) aiiorainn ,
is one to charm the traveler , and of
which the oldest resident- ver grow
, veary. Hut the beautiful scenery , now
iner attractive to the home-seeker , is
really unimportant when wo come to
on-ider the rich elements which com
mie -alubrious climate and produot-
ve soil to make IhN section rank high
iinotig the most favored spots on earth
hat tillers of the soil have ever found ,
'or. bo it on the golden shore.- the
.illicit ! 1'acilic , on the famous prairies of
iho north , in the sunny south , or among
the fertile valleys of the far-famed
Nile , all things equal , there is no plaeo
known where the poor man stands a
butter show for making a living and
gaining a competency than hero in
central Nebraska.
A.way to the south and southeast
ncross the Loup river one can ga/.o upon
thousands of acres of line wild lauds
mil improved farms in Nance county ,
lands that respond promptly and boun
teously to the touch of the plow and are
pouring thousands ) of dollars annually
"nlo the pockets of the owners.
SOIL.
The soil of these valleys is wonder
fully productive of cereals , grasses and
vegetables , being of a rich , black , alln-
\ ml deposit to a depth of from three to
eight feet , and well watered by the
many nutural waterways passing
through the county in different di
rections. Forty to eighty bushels of
corn to the aero is an ordinary crop
hero.
Farming The entire country sur
rounding Genoa is beyond question as
well adapted to divorsilied farming and
stock-raising as any place on the face of
the globe , and that is saying a good
deal. It has boon practically demon
strated during the past ten years that
good crops of all kinds of small grain
can bo successfully raised with rea
sonable effort on the part of the
farmers. Stock-raising is , howevertho
most important branch of industry in
this section. It , is nothing unusual for
a carload of porkers to average from
four to live hundred pounds each.
It is told of the farmers in
this section and it cannot bo gainsaid ,
that as in yo olden times they do not
have to open u feathor-bed and take out
a couple of poundsof feathers for market
every time they want to visit a state
fair or a town show.
CLIMATIC.
The high altitude of Genoa makes the
atmosphere dry and light , yet full of
pure , bracing and invigorating quali
ties. Malaria , catarrh , or bronchial
troubles were never known in this
locality. Here the summers do not run
to the extreme. The oppressive boat of
the day is unheard of. The winters are
mild and the oft predicted blUzurd. a-
la-Now York has not yet arrived.
I'OI'ULATION AND SCHOOLS.
The population of Genoa is about 1,000
exclusive of the inmates of the govern
ment school. The high school of Genoa
is under the supervision of Prof. N. G.
Pratt ho is ably assisted by Miss Mary
Wells , Miss M. Pugsloy and Mrs. Mor
ton. This school has an enrollment of
about 217 pupils between the age ot five
and twenty-one and an actutil attendance
of about 105 children.
GKNOA INDIAN SCHOOL.
One of the special attractions of
Genoa is the government Indian school
established in 1881 , and although it is
yet in its infancy a great deal has been
accomplished , not only in the improve
ment of the premi&os but in the ad
vancement of the pupils. Four years
ago the school was started under the
management of Colonel S. F. Tappan
and its history is marked by his manly
efforts against the innate prejudices ol
Indian parents and the Miporstitious
fears ol untutored childred. During
the past two years the school has been
under the management of Mr. Horace
K. ( Jhaso , of Pcoria , 111. , and consider
ing the small appropriations made fet
mainUumnco of the school , the results
liavo certainly rellectcd great credit tc
liis management. A new main building
and several shops have just boon com
pleted and a hospital is now in course
of construction. This will make about
twenty substantial buildings in all upon
the government's farm of MO acres of as
line land as there is in Nance
county. The chief object 01
Mr. Cha'-o's management is tc
not only give the pupils u thorougl :
knowledge of civilized life , a good edil
cation in the English language nnd
agricultural pursuits , hut to make , as
far as possible , the institution solf-suS'
taining. This ho accomplishes by Imv-
ing a competent person in change o
each department. The labor of the boy :
is utilized in the Held , the garden
and the carpenter and shoe shops , while
thlit of the girls in the sewing room ant
the kitchen , and a portion of the time
of both is devoted to the school roolr
and the chapel. In this way the worl <
is performed by and according to the
peculiar Illness and ability of cacti
pupil , She products raised and artiolei
manufactured have been displayed tii
various fairs and exhibitions , and have
always rcc'elved unqualified praise
There nro now 170 pupils in actual at
ttmdanco , principally of the Siou.
tribealthough the Arapahoes , Omahas
Winnejbagocs and Mandans uro large ! '
ronrei-cntcd.
.Superintendent Cluiso. is over mind
ful of the pleasure , comforts ant
happiness of the children. The-boy
hrtre their bate ball nines , turning
poles , spring boards , top1 * , miirblt > setc.
while the girls have thelv grace hoojj ?
swing and croquet sols , in enact the
children engage in all harmless ; amusc-
mcnt . They nave two brass bands , a
line orchestra mimic club and choir.
Al'-o a new-paper. The Pipe of Peace , a
bright , instructive little paper printed
semi monthly by the Indian boyA
picture gallery has recently' been
started and some of the work already
done is highly creditable. The clo mil-
ness of the buildings and the neat ap
pearance and quiet deportment of the
j > .Mills not only shows that the children
h'lvo practical ideas of the lc ons
taught bnt redound * greatly to the
credit of the government and iho super
intendent in chargci
HANK.
The Genoa State bank. S. II. Andor-
MII president , G. Will-on , cashier.
Capital WO.OOO. surpluiO , * > 00. This
bank \va inporporaU'd and established
in IS's. ! . Consequently it is ono of the
oldest banking institutions in the county.
The policy of the Genoa Sfite bank has
been liberal , yet con-ervatively trans-
nctinir a strictly banking business. Tbo
nre-uicnt and'storkholdori
- - are largo
land owners and widely knovwi through
out the west for their unlimited re
sponsibility. The bank is considered
tiio strongest in-titutum in this section.
It has for its correspondents the Fourth
National , New York city ; Union Na
tional , Chicago , 111. ' , Nebraska Notional ,
Omaha , Nob.
KMVATOU. :
The Genoa J'.levator comnany. e -
tnbllshud nt Genoa in is l , with u capi
tal iiiNo-tiniMit of $10.01111. Tills elevator
has a handhngcapacity of 11.0'IOluishcls
dully and a storage capacity of over
100.000 bushels. Mr. A. K. Kent , of
Chicago , is owner , nnd Mr. 1' . L. Hurko
manager nt Genoa. Thi.s ulevnttir is
doing the bulk of the bu-iness for this
section of the country and is considered
one of the best managed businesses in
Genoa. This company also deal largely
in li\c slock.
ui.u : , I > TATI : .
Mr. I' . V. Clark is the oldest real es
tate dealer in TCanco county. lie es-
talilishcd his land otlice in Genoa in
l MI. He made tiu > original sales for
the government of a majority of all
lands -old in the eastern part of the
county unit n , large portion of ihoso la
the west. Mr. Clark is1 thoroughly fa-
mlitir with every foot of ground in
Nance county as well as in theadioin-
tig counties of Platte , Ho mo and Mor-
rick. His s'Uos have been nuisllv to
citizens of Iowa. Illinois , Minno-oti ,
Wisconsin and Missouri. He has a
largo list of splendid bargains , and any
person wishing to purcha-e or having
binds which they wish to put upon the
market cannot lo butter than to apply
to Mr. Chirk. He also handles largo
quantities of ch ° np western Nebraska.
Kansas and Colorado lands , which can
be had at very low ligurcs and ou easy
terms.
.7. 3. TIU'MAN' .t CO.
This is one of the largest real estate
linns in the state of Nebraska. Their
transaction during t'.io put year have
been very large.amounting to over $100-
000. The member ? of this linn are largo
land owners themselves , negotiate loans
upon larm land- , and do a general in
surance lui-iness. Mr. Truiii'in is a
practical surveyor , knows every foot of
Nance county land , and has upon the
linn's book- , some of the best bargains in
those lands over offered to the public :
line unimproved lands for from V > to 10
per aero , and some as highly unproved
land as can bo found anywhere in Iho
east , for * 10 to fr-i per aero , and upon
easy terms. The linn's bnineis not
con'linod to Nance county alono. They
have lands in adjoining counties and in
Kansas , Wyoming and Dakota , upon
their books for sale or to exchange for
other lands. They have a splendid
piece rich farm land near Genoa to ex
change for a stock of goods. Any per
son wishing further reliable information
in regard to western lands or having
lands for sale ca'inot do better than ad
dress ,1..I. Trnm.in & Co. . and receive
prompt and reliable attention.
A\ ' . II. WIN'IT.IMIOI'IIAM.
Among the lo ulsng mercantile hous is
of Genoa is that of Mr. William JI.
Winterbotham , established in KShii ,
with a capital of 810.000 in stoves , hard
ware , tinwiiro , etc. \Viutorbotliiim
is considered ono of Genoa and Niiuco
county's leading citi/.ons. being chair
man of the county bo ird of suparvisurjj
and always found at the head of any
and every move for the promotion of
the intoVosts and welfare of Nanco
county and its citizens.
NllWsl'Al'lIlt1- .
Genoa can boast of having the oldest
newspaper in Nance county , the Genoa
Louder , published by John L. liixby.
The Leader is a live , progressive paper ,
with a circulation of about ono thou
sand ; independent in politics , and
known as the reform organ of the north
west.
Genoa has live general merchandises
stores.
One hotel.
Two meat markets.
Two drug stores.
Two millinery stores.
Ono furniture store.
Ono llonring mill ,
Ono feed mill.
One barber shop.
Two attornoys-at-law.
Two blacksmiths.
Ono grocery store.
One harness shop.
Ono brick yard.
Two agricultural implement stores.
Throe bricklayers.
Three carpenters.
Three draymen.
Ono confectionery.
Two churches The Congregational ,
Uev. N. C. Uosworth , Pastor. Metho
dist ICpibcopal , Kov. William Ksplin ,
pastor.
Also two secret orders , the A. F. and
A. M. , and A. O. U. W.
Genoa's location upon the main line
of the Omaha , Niobrara & Hltick Hills
railway and at tbo junction of the Al
bion Cedar Hapids branch of the
same road , which is virtually a branch
of the great Union Pacilic system , make
the place easy of access. The Union
Pacilio is now giving excursion rates to
these points in Nebraska , making it
quite convenient for parties seeking
now locations to visit the country first.
The writer is indebted to Mr. Bixby. of
the Genoa Loader , for data furnished.
When fragile woman sighs , deploring
Tne clmrins ttuit quickly f.ulo away ,
What power the bloom of health restoring ,
Can check the projfrois of decay I
The only aid that's worth uUcntion.
For lulns anil ill of such description ,
Thousands of women gladly mention.
'Tis Vlorco's Favorite * Proscription. "
The price of this royal remedy , Dr.
Piorc'os Favorite Proscription , is but
ono dollar. Specific for all these
chronic ailments and weaknesses
peculiar to women. The only medicine
for such maladies , sold by druggists ,
under a positive guarantee from the
manufacturers , that it will give satis
faction or money rcfundodi See guar
antee on bottle wrapper. Largo bottles
$1. Six for Jo.
' Do you attend church regularly ? " queried
the pastor of : i inntt who had Just moved into
his parish , "No , I novcr go to church , but
attend nil the wcildmgii and funerals. I en
joy them Just as we'll , und then there aret no
curle-ctloiiB. " _
Beware of worthless imitations of Dr.
Jones' lied Clover Tqnic. The genuine
cures headaches , piles , dyspepsia , ague ,
malaria , and is a perfect tonio and
mi rider.- Price 60 centa. Goodman
Urug Co.
TRADE CONDITIONS IN OMAHA ,
The National' Holiday Mnkoa a Dull
Wo6k Generally.
MONEY STILL IN GOOD SUPPLY.
on the Kluc A Stinrp Advance
Looked For1 In Coal Dry
Goods Tenillni ; Upwiu il
Quotations.
OMAHA TUADIItUVIKW. : .
Trade for the past week has been dull ex
cept ni pyrotechnics , which have been in
brisk demand and gotio off rapidly in due cel
ebration of our i-ouiitry's natal day. The
usual period of midsummer dullness mid va
cation will now Intervene' . Money continues
very easy und our bankers are carrying more
currency than they wish. Hates are held
steady at 8 to 10 per coat , though a few vnl
ued customer ! ) tire met at 7 per cent.
Groceries are unchanged , sugars holding
ver.x strong nt tin uelviincu Saturday of an a > l
dltiomd 1 1'i ' , and a' further rise unt.cipalcd
Syrup * and rice ate quiet. CoaYes dull and
declining : the heavy crop in sight having n
depressing elTeet. Domestic dried fruits
are negleeted and lower. A general
advance Is looked for in canned Cal
ifornia fruits. The apricot crop Is short and
said to be cornered by u Sun Francisco s.n . -
die ite. The weather hus been very lavor-
able for a large pack of corn and tomatoes in
this state and packers ure feeling jubilant.
There has bv.-en u furtner udvuni-einiieanuts.
admittedly due to ae"unl senr < - it.anil . not to
manipulation of the market , us was sup
posed ; and cleaners 'ire unable to yocure all
th'-v need.
In hardware there is notiiine spe'ial to
note , li.ii bed wire is held linn , liar Iron M
no lower. A number of iron masters have
signed the amalgamated association s scale ,
a ; > they hud contracts nude which must be
lilled and it is thought the signing will be
come general. The Railway Age reports
H.'liiO mileof ) railway main ttack lad
during the first MV months of
1 > , or only about 100 miles
less than w.ts laid during the lirst Inlf of
l sV , which was a noted year in railrojd con-
struetion.
( Joal IMS been advanced at the east % , ' . * , e per
t n , und an advance of ! Tie , and perhaps fi.ic ,
is looked for in Omaha shortly. Dealers are
refusing orders , except for immediate deliv
ery , and ttie count ) y is stocking up heaily. .
In dry goods pncjs have been well main
tained all through the list. Cotton llannels
ire higher , and all eotton goods are tcmling
upward.
HUIMNO Stnrk A , seamless 4)li o ; Amos-
ke.ig , seamless , KJ4V ; Leuiston A , seamless ,
'je ' ; AmeneMii , &eaml"ss , la" burlaps , I
to , "i bu , 7f < ( . v ; guntue" , single , IMo ; gunnies ,
double 20 ; wool sucks , : ie.
CIMI.Anthracite , ran-re , nut and small
egg.T'.I .Ml ; largo egg. > ' . ! ' . " > ; Rock Snnir | ,
$7 U I ; Colorado , 47.0U ; steam e-oal , il 7" ) to
.ct ) .
Joornis : Moi'hu. 2iliT ( c ; Uio , good , 111
( < il7c ; ; Mmi'lanling ' , vM 'Oe ; roasting IJui , It
( iliicO ; ( ! Java. S-iyi . ' ( ! . . : . lava , infori'ir. 21
JIc ; Kio , fancy , UKul''c ' ; Santos and Mur-
ae.tibo , ITQtlHo.
Su.Mis Cut loaf , s e ; cubes. 79fe ; pow
dered , 7 c : granulated , 7V"7 * c ; standard
T. ( i' < c ; o'f A. f. e : white extra C. d e , C ,
, 1 ' - ; yjllo\v \ < l' > ' | C ; brown , ( ( ( ' , .c.
IsMtt i's AMI. Mmssi > Suisar s.M'iips
common to choice , 2.W-'te ; corn syrup. 2-a )
" 4 ; black sirup uiolusse-t. l.'ic ; New Drlc fib
molasses , open kettle , ; )5 ) 5tc ) ; Xcw Oilcans
eenlrit'iiRrtl , 27t ( < ; ioe , Sorglunn , 2i ( t"c. .
1K i. Carolina and Louisianu , iri7cPatna ( ;
and UanL'oon , . " > ( < f.V .c.
Uiiir.n Put if1 l'is , in bofper Ib , \ \ \ < t
Kic. lies , in m its , per Ib , > yt ml1 ; dates , in
boxes. .V 'fiTi.1 ; L uidon layer nusins , per box ,
t'l .Vl'ir.J.iIi.Mnlag.i lyoio ruism" , * > 2 : 'Oi < J - " ( > ;
new Vali'iicia itnsin-j , per Ibyt \ HLCili -
lorniu loose muscatels , per box , 1.7Vn2.0ii ;
Califormtv London layer raisins , per box ,
i2.3 : > ? 2.r > 0 ; pitted cherries , per Ib , llljO. ( > le.
Calllorntn pitted plums , per Ib , 1U < liic ;
dried DluekUerries , per Ib , sj fipv ; dii.-u
raspberries , per Ib , ill ) n ! ' " > . ; dried apples , 7io (
iic : evaporated npple , sf/jot. | ; Californiu sun
dneel puae'hes , ISiiililJjf ; Cdifornia unpared
evaporated pjaehes , 1 ictl c : evaporated Cul-
iforniu apricots , I'QO.OZantco ; currants ,
( % ; TurKisli prunes , 4'ae ' ; citron , 2J , < t2J.
Kisn Ctilifoima salmon , per bbl , f HrtlS ! ( ;
halibut , per Ib , 14c ; family white lisli , per
'j-bbl ' , $1.25 ; white fish , No. 1 , per ' „ bbl ,
tfJ.5' ) ; tro > it , per l bbl. .N"J 75 ; healed hcrrmy ,
per box , 2 c ; new Holland herring , per keg ,
Ii2c ; George's Hay split herrintr , per bbl ,
now , SS.2V split Labrador herring , per bbl ,
new , $7.5J ; extra George's cod , per Ib , new ,
5Jfe ; Western Hunk cod , per Ib , new , 4J/e ;
boneless cod , "i@7c ; largo family mackerel ,
pe-r K-Ml ) iS.5u ; "luckerol , No. 1 bay , K-bbI ,
* -.ii3 ' ! ; smoked bloaters , per box , SI. (10. (
TOIIACCO Plug , 2f@iTo ! ; smoking , 10@35.
JKI.I.II-.S ? 1.U5 per 'io-lb lull.
SVI.T * l.EO@l. : per bbl.
Kori.-7-Hi. ll' ' t I'Cc.
C\MI M'xuJ ' , U"l > c ; stick , ngf.l' c.
Ou.s Carbon eliino , ! .Vfe ; ; nuptha , 03 ° ,
O'c , ; ciruon , oleane , ! ( ) > = , UV ; extra lard ,
015.- ; carbon , prime white , ir > 0 = ,6 ; > { e : Xo. 1
lard , itoe ; carbon , snow white , 15' ) = , 10 , ? ;
neatsfoot , best,5'ic ; c irboticocone , 12 > c ; lln-
seed , raw r,3headlight ; , 175 ° , li ; < e ; lin
seed. boiled , r > Ue ; gasoline , S7 ° , 14o ; lurpen-
tinc , : tc ; gasoline , 71 = , lO c.
Sl'iei > Nutmeg , | ner Hi , ri3 ( 7. > c ; pepper ,
per It' , 170U"c ; cloves , ; per Hi , Ibte21c ; all
spice , 7-cem ( . ( ' nnmon , TC' 'C.
Nen.s Iron nails 'I0r ' cs < $205@2.10 ;
steel nails , per kc < r , $2 15 ( > ! .2.2U ; wire mils ,
per keg , W.dOOi-J.ro.
TKAS Young Hyson , common to fuir , 1S ( < ?
2" > e ; Voting Ilyson , good to fancy , ! : ili ( ? . ° > 5e ;
Gunpowder , common to good , lil > l ic ; Gun
powder , c'loico ' to fun-y , 4iH't"'ij ; Japan ,
common to medium , 15@5c ! ; Japan , choice to
fancy , ! ] ( ) viiM5e ; Oolong , common to good , 25
( i5c ! ; Oolong , choice to fancy , 47Ue ( ' ; Im
perial. common to medium , 25 ( ! < . : i5e ; Imperial ,
good to fancy , 4'f ( ' j'e. ' )
Ni r Almonds , 14 ( < MGc ; filberts , OfVflOc ;
Hr.uil , fK't'ic ' ; walnuts , 10@12c ; pecans , 7 % ( < < >
6 4 o ; poimutb , Ct\'tsiife. ,
An Absolute Cure.
The ORIGINAL AHIETINK OINTMENT
Is only put up in largo two ounce tin bo\cs ,
and is an absolute euro for old sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped him Is , and all skin erup
tions. Will positively euro all kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL AHlrU'INK OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. at 23
cents per box by mail . ! 0 cents.
SOME PECULIAR VERDICTS.
tendered liy Juries Wild 1)1(1 Not
Know \Vlnit Was K\icotcil |
of 'I hem. .
The duties of those who servo on cor
oner's juries do not ordinarily faitrge > tt
anything vorv funny , ant1 yet seine
laughable results ' goino from their work ,
particularly if'thoy do not exactly un
derstand what w s expected of them ,
.says tlio Octroi Free iVoig.
.saysAn unuisiiijjfstory in told ot a verdict
brought in by a western jury Impaneled
to inquire into tljei cause of the ( loath of
a man supposed' to liavo committed sui
cide. The vordictj was brief and to the
point , the foreman paying simply :
"Wo , tbo jury , Und the deceased
guilty as clmr/feu. / ; '
Another jury examined a great many
wltnosvos in tire tsyo of n man run over
by a railroad engine. The verdict was :
' Wo find him to hilvo come to death
by being cut in two by n railroad on-
gtno , whereby ho could irot breathe ,
hence ho choked to death. "
A coroner's jury in the back woods Of
Missouri heard all the evidence in the
ca o of u man killed by a runaway team ,
and brought in a following verdict :
"The jury finds the deceased to liavo
comu to liis death at the hands of a run
away team , the horses , therefore , being
blameless , , they Leiag frightened by a
. "
dog. _
The only Complexion Powder in thq
world that is without vulgarity , without
injury to the user , nnd without 'doubt a
beautillcr , is Pozzoni' .
Salt Lake , the Dead Sea of America ,
is reaqhed by the UNION PACIFIC di
rect.
CALIFORNIA !
THIS LAND OP
DISCOVERIES.
ir\E ro \ !
ATARHH
OR'OVILLECALJ
. ttrtottlt 9.2-
. 3 k . -
IABIE1INrMEDicfl.oreiyiLLr.CAL
Sunta Abie : and : Cat-K-Cure
[ 'or Sale by
Goodman Dru ° ' Co ,
Crab Orchard
WATER.
NATURES'
GREAT REMEDY.
r oci-n-v3 = crrrii : x-cia
Cg&stipatioo ,
Crnb Orchard Wnter Co. IjQulsvtlle , Ky.
GIir.YI.dCK IXSTI'ITTIJ.
oulli Wlllliiiiist j\vn , llerkshltn county ,
Mil"A i > rlvuti > school for IMIVI. 1'ri'p.ne lor
"nUi'ni' M-tentlllo t.liool or lni-.lni'v' < . IVaty-s-ov-
entn yiMi bt- ins ' 1'luiiiil.i.v , Sipti-mbor I'lth.
( ll'.O. ! ' . Mil.1- ! ,
1'iliictp.il.
rs a posing hUnnps. Address
na uiiusi CUEUICAL Co. , DLTROIT , ilicu.
or sf ttmlb'i until ( > idoottmn
Jriif/ i o , , Oiniiliii , St'b.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
fPHE SCIENCE OF MFK.thc
- * Ric.it Medical Work of Iho
npu on Manhooil , Ni-nom nnd <
J'njslcal DibJllty , 1'n mature' '
DiclU.f , Urrorsof Youth , nil *
tliPuntoMiiiUerlcfconsequcnf
thtioun , 31) imgi'l Bvo , 125
tire'trlrtlous for nil dlsca'os. .
Clolli , full gilt , only ft. 00 , bj'
niall.FCnlcd. Ulastr.ithuEiiiiiiU- to all young
and i. lddlo ngcd men. Send nuw. Tbu Qold and
Jon cllcd Medal BW nrdcd to the author by the NR.
tloiitl Jledlccl Asaoc'.tlloii. Address I1. O. tnx
1S93 , lioston , Manor Dr. W. II. I'ARKKil , wail
uateof Harvard ledlcal College , 1I3 year s' | > ra.tlco
In H ) Ktnn , wbo may bo cntifiultud conlldcullally
bpeclalt ) , Dlscajca of Mau. onice No. 1 L'ulll.icU nU
3O BAYS' TRE&L.
THIS NEW
LASTIC TRUSS
aim * a J'ad utirtreiit fro n all
other * , is cup frhape. * lthH lf-
adJuMlnfrliallln ctntcr , adnptii
.K'flo Up'mtiouioftlie Kilywhllo
iiiobollin the cup nrcesea back
n > - ttiaIntestinesJpBt as a por-
eon doaa with the flnser. , wii"hllBRt prfi ure
tbo HemlaTfl la Jd recurrly day and night , and a radical
euro . . . . . . certain. . _ Ularasj. rturnttinnnd , * * lunp. . . Hntby mall .
ruClrcUirs ( rcc. if l * I ftuTIIV > ILtiV di' , e'hicVu'iif.
E.T.Allen , M. D. ,
Homoeopathic Specialist.
THROAT
AND NOSE ,
BpeUaslGe Accurately 1'rescribed.
S.AM.GE BL'K. , OMAIIA\ \
ir. J. .
Surgeon and Physician.
OBIce N. NV Luiner Mtli iiCi.l bouyUs St. Office
telephone , 40 j ; Uuslduuco telephone , M3.
RUPTURE
eUlTClTcurplflnOO d > br Dr.
. .
ruu.coroblntd. OunrAntoeatte
ohljr ono In tbe world Koneratliur
acontlnuoni Kltctrie It Uaantlu
currfnt. Belentlfle. Powerful , DurAblOi
. , . . . . . .nfortuble and Eff eilre. Avoid IrnuJ *
R O ro.OOi ) cured. Band BUmv f 01 lunuhltt ,
AI.M > KI.EotlUO IIKI.TM FOR iJlSKAfKH.
08. ttORIIE. IKVENTOB. IB1 WABUH AYE. ' CHICWO.
FOUNTAIN
33R.A.2STDS
KINE > CUT AND PLUG
IncomDirably the Boat.
Use PARKKR'S CINCKK TOMIO llliout dilny.
A trtrtHiOtUillinl ioinKtiiiiJ | that run j when nil tl-xj f ll j.
c " dtlie ur tra C8 if t'ollKli.\Veal % I.tljlfH , Asttliiia.
Jln rrtj n.liiMunl ! 'idu , Mhuu llon. LCc. utDiug UtJ.
KENDERCORNS.
ThomCi-H , ret-tnnJ Ist cure for Corn ? , lUitilcnn , Ae ,
Ftoj 3 ( Oijal-i K * u v H fomfoitto tlio fut Nc\ti falla
to cure. W < enta ut UrjrftrlUc. Hiscux & Co , N. Y.
roil
Eed Eugs , Hoahs , Ants , Flea :
.Awl any other insects usii
r. nus'i
Infallible Insect Powder ,
A Ho contructs tiiken for dean-
Ins liotuls , lios'SltrtNamljirhutf rfultleni csfiuia
vi'riiiin. SntlHnctlini KirantOnil 01 no puy.
I'rimipnl Ucpiit 41 South 1 .th faucet.
rpiiu I'KnicsKiu , MM.ITAUV ACADI.MV ;
J. l'cek.skillon-llulson. ( N Y Sen I ) for eatu-
e. JNO. M.TIMUN , M ! > . . M.A. V > lliclial |
It. p.\LMKn N p mrnutv. J H HI.SM IIAIIII ,
PALMER. RICHMAN & CO. .
Liyo Slock C'jiMission ' Mercliauts.
Off.co Kooiu 2t , Ouprulle Kjtebanic IIulMIni , ' , Unlun
Slouk Yuril * , aoulb Uiuuliit , eo.
MCCOY BROS. .
live Slock Coraniissioii Mcrcliants ,
Mitrkot furnished frco on uppllc tlnn. HockQr * nnd
feertcri furnished on uood tcnu . Itu'orcnit-i ( lui.i-
hn.Nittlonal llnnk unirMiiitt ) Ouiahu Nallomu , Uuluu
r-lock Y..nloutli Omnlin.
KO"RTiviER WESTER'FTi'Lp& MALEY
Live Stock Commission ,
lloom li , Kxcuanca lIulldlnK. Unloa Stock Tardi ,
bouth ejinalin ! , Neb.
ALEXANDER & FITCH.
Cominision Dealers in Lire Sock ,
OppoMto Rxrhnueo MuiMliiy , Uuton Stock
Yards SoulU uraatia , N *
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Oraalia , Limited ,
CBojil.8us rlatcn J i > U
ABrlcuitiirtu impionmnts.
"CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Dealer in AEricnltural Implcmenls , Wagons ,
Currln es nnd lluceln. Ji irn flreet bctwccnStUnnd
Ktn , e'mikhn , Mt > ra > kn ,
UN FN G E R" & M ET CLF CO. .
Agjiciiltnrallmiilciiieiits.fasoiis.Carriages
. .
, Kle. Wboleiale. Onmtm , Npbr kiv
' " "
MARTIN7"
iuOfni' ) i' cr n
AEricnltural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
(01 ( , n , TO nnd IW Jones Street , Omaha.
P. P. MAST & CO. .
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders ,
Cultivnlors , I'ny llaXpi.CUIpr Mill * nml Mil-mi 1'ul
_ \iclicr for lltti ami Mcluilus Mti'i'ta.
"
WINofJA IMPLEMENT CO.
\Vholp ilp
Agricultural IiiiDlemciits , Wagons & Buggies
( ( .rniT lull -iiid MI lmln trtcl'
OMAHA
J F. SElBEFil.ING CO. ,
Akion , Ohio ,
Harycsting Machinery and Binder Twine ,
W B .Meal MIUIUKT. IZIlI.enTi-nwnrth "I. , Umnb.i.
MOLINE.MILBURN&STODDARDCo
MnmiriKtuivr.i nnJ.rol'ber In
Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , PJows Etc ,
Cor. vth nnd I'ucUlc Mroot" , Onmlm , Noli.
ArtlBtB' Motorlnls.
"
A HOSPE , Jr. .
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
15H IKiUfllis Mreut , Omiibn , Nebrnrka.
_ Boots and Shoos. _
KIRKENDALL. JONES & CO. .
( ucte * orii to ll < ii d , Jout-ft A e'o )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
An'nUlur IliiFtiui Uubter Sbue Co 1KB , 11U1 \ 11U1
_ _ _ Iliuney M. . Oinnb " . Nebrnakn. _ _ _ _ _ _
w. v. MORS"E \ co. .
JOuhers of Boots a.id . Shoes ,
1101 , llttHWJ louxln ) m.Om.ilia Mnniifaetorjr.Snm-
HUT l III stun.
BooUsnllors and
H. M , .fc's. w."JONES/
Eueccsiioriito A T. Kenyn A Co. , Wliulcsalo A Ilctnll
Bootecllcrs and Stationers ,
Fine Wcddlnu ftHUoncr > < Connnerilal Stnllonery
lo. ; Doitk'iua Slieet. Uii'ali.i ' , Neb ,
Coffees , Gplcos , EtC'
CLARKE COFFEE CO.7
Umuba ColTce und Hpho Mill. .
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
Hitrortni ; KiUiictf. l.nuiulry llluu , Ink' , Kte. U
141 ft lliirnfv Mreet. Dinnbi. Nelirnskn.
Crookory and Clnsawnro.
W. L. WRIGHT.
Apcnt for the Mnnufacturert nnd Importers of
Crockery , Glassware , Laiims , Chimneys ,
itc. Offl co , .117 S. 13th bt. , Ou.uUu , Nebraska.
PERKINS , CATCH &LAUMAN.
IinnortciM and .lolber-i of
CiGckery , Glassware , Lamis , Silverware
Itif , 1MI rnrnani bt. , Ne 1'nxton llulldln *
Commlselon nnd Storngo.
x' " RIDDELL & R1DDELL7"
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
ireclultlctlutter. . lrw , 1'hpp'o , I'nultry , Came ,
Hi : ! Howard Street. Omaha.
CEO. SCHROECER & CO. .
Bueceasoru to McPhuno A Sclirnedcr. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omaliu. Nf
FREDERICK J. FAIRBHASS.
\\hnle < nlo
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision
Merchant. Corre iioniencp ! olnlii | < l. 1U14 NortU ll'th
Cpa ! , Coke _ end Llmo.
' ' " "
O'MAHA COALTCOK'E & "LIME"COM
Johte of Hard and Soft Coal ,
50afouth nth Street , Omaha , Ncbraikn.
J. J. JOHNSON & CO. .
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime ,
And ulilpjipra of Coal. Coke , Cement , I'lmter , Urno ,
iirjiln Tile , and tJcwer 1'lpe , Omrc , 1'arton IIOUI ,
huriiiu ; St. , Umahii , Neb. Telephoi-3 811.
. NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
211 South 13th St. , Omaha , Neb.
Dry Goods and Notions.
M. E SMITH * CO. ,
Dry Goads , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1103 nnd 1104 DotmlRS , Cor. llth gt.pmnhri. Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRYCOODSCo
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GooflsNotions ,
Gents' furulslilni ; ( inodi. Tomer lllli and Huner
r-ts. , Otimli
DEWEY & STONED
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Karnam Street. Ornah a. Nebraika.
CHARLES"SHIVERICK ,
Furniture
Oinulia , Nebra'ka.
CrocorloB.
PAXTON. GALLAGHER"sc'co ?
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
105 , ' , in , TW and SI 1 S. 10th St. , Omaha , Neb.
McCORD. BRADY i CO. .
Wholesale Grocers ,
t th and I.envcmvorth Strccti , Oinnlia , Nebraska.
_ Hardwero. _
"
LEE"CLARKE. ANDRlflfaEN HAHO-
V/ARE COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Metals , blioot lion , etc. Agents ( or Hnwo Scaleb ,
Jlliiml I'ouilci-iinill.jiii.ui Iliuhod
Nebraska ,
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR.
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' Tools nnd Ilulfnlo denies , Kb& Douglui
ijtroct , Uoiuha , Nebrixka ,
RECTOR. WILHELMY & CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
10th and Hurner Sti. , Omaba , N'eli. Wntern Aeent'
forAuttln rondert'n. , Jerriiron S-teol Nallu ,
_ rulrbunki btundurd Scales.
MARKS BROS. SADDLERY UO.
Whulcnalo .Mnniifncturcri of
Saddlery & Jobbers of Saddlery Hardware
And Lcalhur. 113.1,11 . % find 1107 Iliimcy Bt. , Omaha ,
Nubra ka.
Honvy Hnrdwtiro.
W. J7 BROATChT"
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Spring ! , Waiion Flock , UnnlifiUB , I.umticr , Etc.
and 1311 llnrney blreut , Uiuuba.
Hats , Caps , Etc.
1wTL. . PARROTTE & CO. ,
Wholesale Hals , Caps and Straw Goods ,
1137 llarnej s'tre t. Omnhn. Nob.
Office Fixteiroa.
iTlK S1.MMOXD5 MANUVAC-rUHlSa'cO.
Mnniiluitiircrs cf
Baiii , Office and Salcon Fixtures ,
ll ptle < Hrtclionrdt , Ilnck Cnsri , Kliturrs.Wall
t'nion , I'aitltloiit , ltHlllii .Cuunt < iri , Be rauil Wine
Ciioliir" , Mirror * elo , lu < lurj mul nttirr , 17JU ud lift
fcomuijth St.Oiuuli , > 'lci l > tiuuo 111' * ,
o uimiuiuii'iv
Lumber. _ _
" " " *
LUMBER c6 ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
l t i Ftroet iiml I'nlon Pacific Tract , Om.ilm.
'
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Luinlier , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doon , l.'tc. Y rJ t'orner ? tli mi.I "
Vllmml DtitiRliK.
Dealer in All Kinfl ? of Lninlicr ,
IMhnnd California Street" . Omaha , Nebra'Vn.
FRED \V. CfAY" "
Linulier Lime Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
i and I oniln * ! . Omaha.
T7W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. , ' '
To Dealers Only ,
Odlfo , ( ton 1'nrnnm Sltoot Onmhs.
'
JOHN A WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Liimlicr , Etc ,
ImpprtM ml Amorlo.iH'ottlaihl t'l'incnt Pt t (
Ahfiit tor MINntiki-c llvilriullo Cvuiriit nliJ
yulncyMillo l.lmv.
CHAS. R. LEE.
Dealer in Hardwooii Lumber ,
Wooil rnrrutu itiul 1'nrguot rioorliu pth unit lr
Fflllllnory nnd NotlonsT
"i. OBERFELDER".v'co. . .
Importers & Jotihers in Millinery & Notions
3H. Ill ) nllil S15 South llth "tri-l-l
Ovornila. _ ,
CANFTELD MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jcnns runts , hMtts , Kte Ilinnnit 1104 Uouitlai Street ,
Oinnlm. .Sph ,
Noti'ona.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
l l nniHJJHnilh ICtli Pt .Omaha.
Oils.
"CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE co. ,
Wholsale Reflned and Lubricating Oils , I
Axle Oreaso , Etc. , Ouiaba. A U. Blihop , Mntiana
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER.
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
lllttllamor Streut. Omaha.
Paints and
CUMMINCS" & NEILSON ,
Wliolc-iilo IK'iilcrs lit
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
1IH l-'irniim Slicpt. OmahaNob.
. Paper. .
Wl * % 'VMA. * ' wv4 w rf >
CARPENTER
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
furry finite Mock of rrlntlnc , Wrapplnir nnrt Wrltlnl
1'itfUr. Bi'uclttlattuntjoamvon loinr lo J nnli-r )
' Papbr" _ .
"
„ JOHN L. WILKE ,
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Kos 111 , und 131'J ' Dou lm Bt.Omulia , Nab ,
Sjsh , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISBROV { , CO. , "
Wbolesalo Munur eturern of
Sash. Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Tlranch tQra ( , iiii and Izurd Slrt-eta , Omaba , Neb. V
BoTTivTMANUFAtrrURING CO. I
Manufacturers of Sash. Doors , Blinds ,
uldlnL" . Stair Work and Interior Hani Woo-t K1B
an. N. U.Coriivr * < ili and lAiiiveunorthblruetc , i.
_ Omaha. Sjuti. _ J
OMAHA PLANING MILL CO. .
liajafacturers of Moulding , Sash , Doors
And llllniU , Turnlnc , Ptalr-woili , Hank and OSIco Kit ,
_ tlntf < . 'Jitli mid I'oppUton ATumio. _ /
_ Printers' Materials. _
" '
"WESTERN NEWSPAPER'UNION ,
Auxiliary Publishers ,
Dvalcra In Tyre , I'reoes and Prlntcri' Supplies. 601
South inbSlreel.em tia.
Goods. '
"
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
311 Clothing und leather Belting. MOB Faroam Slrti
Steam Flttlnse Pumps , Etc.
A. L. STRANd CO.
Pumps , Pipes and Engines.
iteam. Water , Hallway nnd Mlnlnit Riippllci , Etc.
VU , Vti and KM Iarnnm Htruct , Omalia.
CTTUHCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Piunps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Steam and Wilier Bnppllci. TTeadqnarter for Malt ,
Fuont ACo' tooda. 1111 I arnnm M. , Omaha.
'
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Ualllday Wind Mills. ( IWand KMFarnam Hl.,0ui h . K
U. K , Ho i , Acting Manager , ( ft
BROWNELL it CO . ,
Gnsines , Boilers and General Machinery-
Sheet Iron Work Steam Pumps , Maw MIMi.
l.c Vf nwnrlli Sir gl. Omaha.
Soods.
PHIL. STIMMEL * CO. .
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden SeeJ
911 and ill1Jone SlrPt.t Onmlm.
Storage , Forwarding & Commlsalor
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS is CO. .
Storage , Forwarding and Commission- ,
rnnch liiMinniif th Ilcmii-y llucgr Co. Ilii ilcial
trUuloaleund retail. LtM IllOand H12 hard Mreut.
paiuba. Tclnpbono No.'M. _ l
Sm kc Stacks , Bollors , Eto-
" '
H. K. SAWYER ,
Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke Static
UrltcbliiL' " . Tanka nnd ( k't.onu Holler Ucpalrim ; * uU
DudtfR Mrppt , OmHtiii , Neb *
_ Browora
STOR2 &
Lager Beer Brewers ,
IKl North Elethtecnth Elraet , Oinulia. > ( b. _ A
"
Cornlco.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS , ,
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice *
John Kpcnutor. 1'roprlctnr. VM Dmluft and 1XI ( und IN
North 10th tftrout , ( nnilia .
Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
Carter I. f on , I'rop * Manufacturers of all kinds
Steam Boilers , Tan'is and Sheet Iron \M \
\ Vorkoutli .Vth and II. 4 M. Cronlne.
1'AMON A , VIRKMNO IKON WOIIKH.
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ,
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Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
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Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time Locks ,
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