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u THE OMAHA DAILY'BEE : tf FONT ) AY , OOTOBE11 1.
BWIITS SPECIFIC
li entirely n Teyclablo [ reparation con *
ialnlnj no Jlercurr 1'utuib , Aricnle , or other
poltonous lubulaniei.
BWIITS rricino
ItMetireil hundred * of raicicf Trlthrllo
Ina or Cinccr of thr f-lcln , tboucnnili of cztrt
of Kctcmn , Illoutl llumorn nnil Rkln Ultcnfi.
nil hundred ! of thousant. * of cnje < cf Scrof.
uln , llowl : 1'olnon oud lilouil Taint ,
BWllT'S 81'1'CiriO
Han rcllevxl thouiand * t f CMe of Mercu
rial Poisoning , Hbcumstlim ui.il Stl.lrms of
tbe Joluti ,
n TTAXrtf > o" , Tirn , Jnnn 7. lfl-Swlft'
t cllle Co. , AtlantnUB.-OeiitloinMn i In the
urly i art of the protint rrar , a liaJ ciue u (
MM ) I pol-ioa tpMareil upon mo. I brgna
tnklnff H. S. 3 , uiiiier ndflca ot nnotbrr , nnd
today 1 feel K.-eatly liurrorttd. 1 am mtU
taking the meaiolux and thall continue til da
effectil I an ; i.Tfoctly well , I bcllcrolt v , 111
effect ft perfect euro. Yuiir * Iriiljr.
JJoc. I' , OWARK ,
111
Cot.rtnn , n. O. . July 7 , HSU-Tbo Swift
Bi.roinr Co. , Atlanta , ( floutlritiMi' 1 wiu
A Kri'ut ftiifffrer finni itiURculnr rbcumtillitn
lortwojian. I could net no porm.inrnt relief -
lief from any mpdlrlao presc'lbo 1 timy
pbytirtni. 1 tno'c OTIT u do2 i LottltH f > f
yoiti-H H 8. , mil i.ow I nm ui well m Ie < cr
WBI In my llf . I nm pure jour miilli'ln *
curt'il nm iinil 1 would rrcommtmil Ittnimy
oiif iMiUirliit { fi ciu uii v blood d ! i iu > e. Youri
truly , O , K. IltiiiiEi
Conductor C. & U. It. n.
WACO , Tr.tp , Mfty 9 , ISM Ocntlemon : Th
vrlfo of onw of my customer * was torrlblr
lifn'vtrd vrltb n 1 intln unc skill dhcnbc.tbat
covnriKl bcr whole liody. Shu was conKn l
tobcr boil fur ncvernl > ar br lids odlletlon.
and could not liclli bcr rlf nt idl Him could
not idecii fpvn n vlnlpnt Itclilni ; nnd etlnglnif
or tbn Biiln. The dlsi\ino binlod the skill of
Jbe ( iliyrlclnni who trentid It. Her Inmband
bccnn llnnlly rMiif bli wlfo Hum's Hpci-ma ,
nil fcho comnu'nrcd to lmpro > oulmo t bo-
modlatply , Diul In n few we < ikA ultm WAR up-
I'ar > 'iilly well. Sbe Is now n henrtv lln -
liK.iklni ; liuly , lih i no tinroor thcuflllrtloa
Ictt. yoiirn > rry truly , J K. Mting ,
U'liulosa J.mllli Avuuue ,
o on Illooil nnd Bkln Dlfes/efl mailed
Trc" Tin : K\viyr BrLPinc : Co. , Hra er S.
Atl.ir.la , G i. , Kiiw York , "M IJroaduay. ,
CALIFORNIA !
THH LAND 01- '
DISCOVERIES.
CATARRH
OROV1LLE.CAL.
Santa Abie : and : Cat-R-Cure
For Sale by
Goodman Drug Co.
The best and nuroit Eemcdy for Core of
all dtieascfl cauwd by any derangement of
the Llvur , Kidnoyi , Stomach and Bovrela.
ii tpcpiU , Sick Ileadsehe , ConstlpatiOD ,
iiI DUiouB Complaints and Bl&larUof ell kind *
I II yidd readily to the btaofleent ioflaenco or
It b pleasant to tfco ttilo , tones np the
system , rertorca and preierveo health.
It U purely Vegetable , and cannot fill to
prov beneficial , both to old and young.
A a Blood Purifier it U caperior to all
others. Sold everyrrhere at 81.00 a bottle
bottlem
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
THE SCIENCi : OP IJKE , the
treat Jledlcal Work of the
npaon Manhood , Nerron * nnd ?
J'hyslciil Peblllly , 1'rematurc '
Decline , Error * of Youth , an.\
tbiumtoldmlscrlcicouscqueut
thereon , OX ) paecs Bvo , 123
jitfscrlplloui for all dlicaset. . .
Cloth , full gilt , only fl.03 , b)1
mall , ucaled. Illiulratl\ lamplo free to all young
nnd middle atred men. Send now. The Gold nnd
Jewelled Medal awarded to Iho author by the Na
tional Jledlcal Anoclation. Address P. O. box
1EM , Itoiton , Mail. , or Pr. W. II. 1'AUKEll , grad
u&teot Harvard MedicalColIese.ISyears'iiractlce
In luxlon.ubo may bo consulted confidentially
SpeciallyDUeMU of Uau. OtllcoNo. 41'ulilQib t.
Health is Wealt i
Dn. K. C. WriT'8 NsnvB AND nnAiw T A'
HKNT. a gviHrauteeil epecitic for Hysteria. Dlzz
neua. CouTttlsloiis. rits. Nervous Neuralgl
Hendacnc. NerrouH Prostration , caused by tt
ua of aloohsl or tobacgo. WnlcBtiilnesn. Monti
pejiroulon , BoftenInK ot tbe Drain , resulting 1
Insanity , nntl leading to misery , decay an
death. Premature Ola Age. Ilarrenuess , Loss ,
1'ower In cither < ir. Inyoluntary J.osse § at
Bperra torhn' rauiea by over-exertion of tl
brain , olf-ibu 8 or ovcr-lndultence. Kaoh IK
contain * ono month'a treatment. 11.00 .box. <
Blx tex 9 for 15,00 , ent by inall prepaid on r
elr-t t > f prtca.
\VH5 GTJAnAHTEB SIX BOXES
To cure ftnr CMS. With aoh or e rscelyed 1
D3 for U boxes , accompanied with lo.OO , T
Tf111 i nd Hi * puroaaser our wrltUn > uarant <
to refund the money If tha treatment d e n
Cfect cure. Guarantees Issued only by C.
OOODMAJ < .t ruuiilstSolo Agent , Ull ) Fftrna
Ktrcot , Omaha. N lJ.
Arc Ihn nKhT
PEERLESS DYES
HYPNOTISM.
A Htriuigc Story or llw Connection
AVItli Crime.
St. Jitinuf ( inzvtto : M. Jules Llt-Kcnix ,
in-ofe-i-or of the ( nculty of lu\v lit Nancy ,
lins lutely made seine i-ciiitirknblu ox-
tiurimi'iits conncrtotl with hyntiotisin.
Itiw itlrciulyvull known thnt u sulijoi't
that tins liucn thrown into u hypnotic
trmii'o will , upon uwakonliifr , iininutli-
atcly o.xfcuto any "sutryottion. " how-
cvfi' I'l'iniinal. that has * boon mnilv tlur-
by a tiur'-oii ' wlio possesses the
B poworuf ab. olutt'ly direotint ;
the will of another. The object of
M. Llogcots * experiments waste
to ascertain if it would bo
po-iiblo when a criino has boon com
mitted by a hypnotic subject to discover
tlio author of the criminal sutftfofetion ,
wlio in such case would obviously bo the
really tfvl > > ' .V I' ' i't.VThis important
problem in medical jurisprudence has
for coine time attracted a great deal of
interest in Franco , and a number of
lawvors and medical men wore present
during the experiments.
Hero is one of the experiments out of
many : A lady who was well known to bo
a hypnotic subject , was thrown into an
arti'llcial sleep , and M. Liotfoois then
suggested to her that upon tiwuKliignhu
shoot with aro\olveraeortain Monsieur
O. , who was huppo'ed to have insulted
hor. Hho was enjoined to
say , if she wits questioned , that
M Liefjois had held no communication
with her upon the subject , and that ho
had not been under the inlluence of
any one. but had acted wholly of her
o\ui volition. A revolver , loaded with
a blank uhtirgu , having boon placed
upon a table clo.se at hand , the lady was
muilu'ned. The instant > .ho perceived
Monsieur O. . \ \ lioas in the room , she
ei/.oil the revolver and 11 rod at him.
ho was then ngiiin put to sleep , this
line by Dr. Liebault , who played the
iart of medico-loLral expert and
iroceeded to interrogate her. The
tidy ut once admitted the supposed
rime , and in obedience to the in-
, unction she had received , stoutly dc-
lied all suggestion. So far it seemed
, hat hero was a certain means of escape
or the real criminal who had suggested
ho htippe-ed murder ; but an ingenious
est was then resorted to , which proved
.hat the suggestor was never very safe
ifter all. Al. Liobault made these tlireo
tiggestions : " (1)Vhon ( ) you see the
nstigator of your crime enter the room ,
, -ou must go to hieop for the space of
; wo minutes ; ( -J ) when you awaken , you
mist look ll.\edly at liiin , and not take
ur eyes from him until I say , 'That
ivill do ; ' ( ! i ) you must then'stand in
'rout of him and endeavor , by
extending your skirts , to con
ceal him from view. " The lady
Ivan awakened , and in a short
line M. Liegeois , who had suggested
he shooting , came into the room , in
vhieh about a do/on persons were a -
'tnblod. Almost at once she went to
sleep. In about two minutes she awoke ,
Ixed her ga/e steadfastly upon M. Lie-
jeois , and followed him step by stop
ound the room. M. Liegeois went into
mother department , the lady followed
'inn. lie sit down , and she at once ex-
ended her dress in front of him , as
hough to conceal him. \yiien she re
gained her normal condition sl.e re-
nembercd nothing of what had hap-
The blood is the regulator. Regulate
he regulator with Warner's F.og I'abin
Sarapariila. It cures all impurities.
't is tlio largest bottle in the market
110 doses for $1. Your druggist sells it.
> uy it , for your family's beau-lit as well
is your own. _
n Preacher.
Detroit Krop 1'ress : r.lust baek ol
Missionary Kidge , Chattanooga , while
'ollowing the highway to reach Tunnel
Hill , I came across a little church hull
liddon in the woods. The building
was primitive , and the old darkoy wht
sat on a log by the door was more so ,
After I had made inquiries about thi
'onto ' , and was ready to go on. ho said :
'Bettor come down , boss , an' come in
to mectin' . " "Do you hold services
tliis afternoon , my friendV" "Yes sah.
\Vc am gwino to open in about live
minits , and I 'spools do sermon will be
i powerful one.1 It didn't scorn right
to bo riding around the country on Sun-
tiny , so I got down and took a seat be-
> id"o the old man. After a few minute ?
spout in general talk , ho said it wiw
time to go in. I followed after him , ami
found myself the solo audience. I next
'
found th'at ho was the preacher whc
was to deliver the powerful
sermon. Ho opened services in
regular form and with all due
solemnity , and then announced his toxl
and commenced preaching. I stood ii
for lifty-llvo minutes , ami then , as lu
had only reached "second G , " I waitci
until he l.ad closed his eyes , and thei
made a dive for the door. It was no go
I hadn't gone six feet before ho stoppec
his sermon and asked : "Stranger
must you bo gwineV" "Y s , I fcol tha
I must. " "An' vou can't stop and heal
do rest ob do discord " ' "No. " "Dei
I'll chop oft right what I is. "Oh , don'
do that. You can go on with your ser
mon just the same. " "But you see da
inns' be a colleckshun tookon up aftoi
do sermon , " ho said , in anxious tones
"If you'll oblige mo by takia' a scat I'l
sing a hymn nn' pass do hat. " I sa
down , and when ho had read and sunj
a hymn , ho passed his hat , transforrci
the quarter to his vest pocket , he said
' I didn't got down to do mos' powcrfu
part of my sermon ; but if you happoi
long dis way nox Sunday I'll give yo
do odder half. Dat quarter comes je
in time to keep do good work bilin' . "
Without health , life has no sunshine
Who could bo happy with dyspepsia , lei
spirits , headache , ague or diseases o
tno stomach , Hvor or kidneys ? Or
.Jones' Hed Clover Tonie quickly cure
the above diseases. Price CO cents
Goodman Drug Company.
His Intimation of Cleveland.
Interview in Now York World : Representative
rosentativo James Laird , of Nebraskn
is a member of the homo military al
fairs and agricultural committees. Hi
dictated as follows : "Tho size of a inn
depends upon tlio capacity nnd opportu
nity. The hard condition of grcatne1 ;
is the necessity , willingness , of its pc
sessor to sacrifice himself for the goo
of others , generally the weak. Froi
Christhood to knighthood and the mor
modern fields of the revolution , rebel
lion and omancipatioa , history publisho
the truth , and the names of those wh
in reality or intent have undergone sac
rillco are ft part of it. Tried by thi
rule the man who , as nn assertion c
greatness , seeks to rulea country i
peace should have been her dofondo" i
peril. The leader , like the king , is th
one that can , not the ono that cannel
Manhood ought to ewe nothing to dut ,
and , last of all , to a duty that callo
from Holds of strife when n cause , wijl
as the world , might fall , lacking th
loyal support of every loyal man.
' ' Two mon in our history Imvo admit :
istorcd the presidential ofllco with a
apparent indilToronco to the views c
their constituents , Imvo decided thoi
way and braved the opposition. Th
first was Jackson , the last Grant. Th
romantic partisans of Mr. Cleveland a ]
plnud his courage and compare him 1
the former. Had Jackson issued tli
ling order nnd afterwards been tel
there was a lack of law ho would ha\
substituted his will and delivered then
Mr , Cleveland , in the actual case , lie
at the first sound of di-sent nnd added
contempt to the hatred of the opposition.
"If by polities is meant craft , tlio abil
ity to contend for an advantage and not
fora principle , then Mr. Cleveland is
entitled to consideration as a politician.
The 'tub'of retaliation recently Hung to
the Irish 'whale' is an example. Power
eno'igh in his hands to remedy every
American wrong wh.1t was wanted ?
Not the spur of duty , but the inspiration
of interest. What patriotism could not
compel in eighteen months 'polities'
procured in almost as many hours.1
Mercy is so good a servant that it will
never allow it- * master to die a beggar.
The virtues thnt lie in Warner's Log
Cabin Plasters arc as benilicient and
lasting as the qualities of mercy. Best
and cheapest poroused plaster in the
market
NOB "mCir
The Deserted Homesof the California
Mtiltl-.Milllnnnlrcs.
Chicago Mail : Strolling up aristo
cratic California street , says a Han
Francisco correspondent , Senator Stan
ford's home is the tirst ono seen. A
nuigniliccat dwelling it is. At least
fcMHW.UOO was spent in its erection. The
decorations of the rooms cost more than
$ "ilOMH ( ( ) . while the pictures and furni
ture are valued at $ l..r)0i.Ml. ( ( ) ( But the
owner is not there. Both the senator
and Mrs. Stanford are at the noted
soring" in ( iermany , seeking that health
tiiat K possessed by nearly every
ploughbo.v and mechanic in the land.
Lonely has been and is that homo. Sen
ator Stanford is the wealthiest man on
tlio Pacific coast , but unless the advice
of his physicians is carried out to the
letter the days of both himself and wife
are but few , and what is worse they are
childish. Senator Stanford has neither
son nor daughter to whom to leave his
gold.But
But to pass on. Immediately ad
joining Stanford's house.and occupying
the remainder of the block , is that of
Mrs. Ilopkiiis-Searlcs. but known until
her marriage a few months since with
Mr. Searles of Massachusetts as Mrs.
Mark Hopkins. An imposing odiliee ,
this Hopkins mansion , and cost a million
and a half to build. Poor Mark Hop-
kinsl Ho pl'inned this house , but by
constant application to business and the
acquirement of wealth as the financier
of the Central Paeilie company , ho lost
his reason before it was completed.
Ono day ho was strolling with an at
tendant along the street when he sud
denly exclaimed : "What infernal fool
builthat house ? " He died soon after.
Last year his widow , worth a round
iHO.000,000. married and is living in
Massachusetts. Only a servant occu
pies tliii Hopkins mansion.
Diagonally across tlio street from this
i the brown stone residence of bonnn/a
king .lames C. Flood. It is said that
this residence cost fcJ , < IOO,0 < )0. ) F.vory
stone in the building and even in the
fence was brought from Connecticut.
The fence itself , with its bron/.e gates ,
cost "HIO.OOO. " But the house is also ten-
antless. Flood's eyesight has nearly
loft him. llo. with his wife and daugh
ter , is in Kuropc trying to regain health
while control of his business , under the
advice of physicians , has been placed in
another's hands.
Next comes the residence of Mr * .
Colton. she who was given such promi
nence a few years since by the news- _
pnpors on account of her suit against
C. 1' . Huntington. In this suit the
famous Uiintington letters to Colton
were produced. Colton was chief law
advit-er of the Central Paeitie railroad ,
and since his death his widow tins lived
but little at their home. To-day the
curtains are drawn low and the shutters -
tors closed , denoting the absence of the
owner.
The last of the home of the million
aires is that of Charles Crocker , whoso
death has just taken place. Between a
million and a quarter and a million and
n half was spent in its erection , but it
has not been much occupied of late. For
months Crocker has been lighting
against a usually fatal disease , and at
the time of his death was absent from
his homo for the purpose of restoring
his health. His wife was in New York.
Thus run the homes of the million
aires. Not u single one is occupied by
its owner. No wonder thinking people
in the city look up to Neb hill and feel
thankful in their hearts that they have
health , if not gold by the million.
Food makes Blood and Blood makes
Beauty. Improper digestion of food
necessarily produces bad blood , result
ing in a feeling of fullness in the stomach
ach , acidity , heartburn , siekhendaeho ,
and otherfyspopticsymptoms. A closely
eonlined life enues indigestion , consti
pation , biliousness and loss of appetite.
To remove these troubles there is no
remedy equal to Prickly Ash Bitters.
It has been tried and proven to bo a
specific.
Heal Southern Life.
The Richmond Baton : The moon
light drifted brokenly through a rift in
the roof of a negro cabin in the linn-
over slashes and fell on Gabriel Jones
gray-bearded face. Ho was smoking
and meditating. "Hannah ! he callet
presently ; "Hannah ! " Silence. "Han
nah1 ! I say , Hannah ! " a trillo louder
There was a rustling of the straw in the
bed in the corner and a sleepy answer :
"Huh ? " "Hannah , did you put tint wa
termillion I foun' in Marso Bon Scott's
patch yistidy in do cool spring ? " "Yes
I ] ) ut dat watermillion in tlio coo
spring , ' ' she answered deliberately
"Dat was right. " A moment's pause
"Hannah , did you hang dat coat dal
Mister Hedloy 'sisted on my takin
'hind do hay rack , like I tolo you ? " " ]
did dat. " "Did you scnll and pick
clem chickens I borrowed f'om do mat
down on tlio river road do urr day ? '
"Yes , I scall dem chickens. " "Well
fry mo ono do fust t'ing in do mornin'
case I'so got t'go over t' Mister C'hinkj
Clnptin's t'-morrow t' lend a prnr meet
in"nn' keep dom trillin' niggers in dt
right road. " Then ho leaned his griz
zlcd head on the chair back and snorei
the snore of the just , and the bull-frog :
in the marshes echoed it over tin
Chickahominy low grounds.
An Absolute Cure.
The OmOINAL , AUIKTINB O1NTAIEN1
Is only put up in larpe two ounce tin boxei ,
nad is nn absolute cure for old sores , burns
wounds , chnp | > cd hands , uud ull skin erup
tlons. Will positively euro all kinds of piles
Ask for the ORIGINAL AUIET1NE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. , at
cents per box by mail ! < 0 cents.
Ho Owned Property.
Boston Budget : A gentleman in mod
prate circumstances was recently solic
itcd to sign u bail bond with nnothoi
party. When questioned by the magistrate
trato ho was asked if ho was a real es
tate owner. Ho responded that ho was
and without further questioning was ac
copted. As the gentleman nssocintei
i with him on the bond reached the streo
i ho remarked , "II. , I didn't know yoi
owned a foot of real estate. Pray when
is it situated ? " "In the Mount Hop <
comotory. I have a lot there twenty bi
ton , " replied the other.
_ _ _ .
j "There are millions in it , " said i
s druggist when asked about Or. Bull'
Cougn Syrup. Price 25 cents. *
For some time past I've been a rhou
3 matic. I recently tried Salvation Oi
1 which gave mo almost instant relief ,
sincerely recommend it ns it has entirely
tirely cured mo. JAMES GonnoN.
Baltimore , Md.
LETTER LIST.
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ofllre ( or the neck unillnit "opt. Ji , H- " .
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nj "AiHertl iH. iMvliu t'loihito nt llii hen I of "to
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Snnilny. _ _ _
nnu.iNTrnrN itoTTil ToiTvo
Depot Hull niul MaMmsts.i Otnalin. Oiniilia ,
llniinliij ! between Council lilntl anil Albrltlit
In aililltlon to tinMatlims inuntlotieil , trains
Mop tit Twentieth and Twt'iity-loitrth streets ,
anil at the Summit in Omiitia.
AVchi ward.
CHICAGO , UOCIv ISLAND A : 1'ACH'K1.
Leave. Arrive.
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A No. I . .7:00 : 1 > . in. A No. ! ! . . , ll0p. : in
KANSAS C1TV. hT. JORCI'll & COfNCII
iiLurris.
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A No 4. . Sir-'Op. in. A No I. . 11:30 : p.m.
SIOl'X CITV It 1'AfiriC.
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A No. U' . . 7Wlp. : in. A No. 11 . , UUUp. : m.
OMAHA & ST. I.OI'IS.
A No. P .1:40 : p in A No. 7 . .II Ala. in.
A dully : 11 ilnlly o.\copt Snturdav ; C except
Snnilay ; I ) except Monilay ; * fait mull.
21 829,350
Tansill's ' Punch Cigars
Troro Hhlppf-d during tlin past
two yeurs , without a ilrnui.
iiierin oureuiploK Nootuor
nnuso In tlio world can truthfully -
fully laaka sucli n filiowlnc.
Ono Rcent ( dealer only )
wntitoa lu moll town.
_ J SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS.
. R.W.TANSILL&C0..55 Stale St.Chicaco.
FOUNTAIN
BRuftuNIDS
E CUT AND F > LUQ-
Incomonrably the Bast.
IltllANCIl OFl'ICB.
JOHN M. SHAW & CO.
COMMISSION ,
Grain , Provisions , Stocks and Bonds ,
MarBln Transactions n Specialty.
JOHNSON i CHHISTIAN , Managers.
IB nOA.IU > ot' Til A UK , - OMAHA
Members of tno Chicago llounl of Trmlo 1'rlv
nto Wires to CulcuBo iiud Now Vork.
SOUTH OMAHA ,
r. u. rAi.MErt. N. p. nicnwAV. J. u ni.
PALMER. RICHMAN & CO. ,
Live Stock Cominission Merchants.
| % S. !
NORTMERWESTERFlELp& MALEY
Live Stock Cominission ,
[ loom li , Kxchinae llulldlnit , Union Stock Varda ,
South Omaha , Neb.
ALEXANDER 4 ; FITCH.
Coinraisiou Dealers in Liye SocK ,
Oconi SI , Opposite Kiclmngo llulliHnu , Union Stock
_ Vardt , jjoulh OronliaNeti.
UNMON STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omalia , Limited ,
" IOrdaucerLDtoaiIcnU
jmroinm
Agricultural ) implements.
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons ,
nil Itttwrlr * ,1 - u > Mri-M lictwvrulKliiinu
lUtli.Oiuati.-v Nebraska.
LINfNGER & METCv\LK CO.7
. Kto. Wuolojale. Onialia. Nrbrailit
PARLIN , OFJENDOOK &
WlioIi-mU' DralfMln
A&ricnltnral & luiplcincuts , Wagons & Buggies
VOl. IUI. VOi mill W7 June * Street , Omnlm.
P. > . MAST jTcp.i
Manufacturers of Bncfceye Drills , Seeders ,
CultiTntoM , Hny KrxVr * . Oder Mills find lAibnii 1'ul-
ViTtrrrt. ( . 'or 14th atul NUlinlastriM i * .
WINONA IMPLEMENT CO. ,
-\Vholc nlt
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
Ci rtier K'b "lid Me hi"li M
OMAHA 1IUASC1I.
J. F. SEIBERLINU A. CO. .
Akron , Ohio.
Harvesting Mrticry and Binder Twine ,
\V. II. Men' , .Man'i.e- . Ul.l.eav.'uw irtb i > t Omabn
MOLINE.MILBURN&STODDARDCo
.Manufin tiiremimljolilierc In
Wagons , Bnggics , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. ' . 'Ill ' nn I 1'aoltlc streelr. Onmlia. Ni > b.
Artists' Mntorlnlo.
A HOSPE , Jr. .
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1M3 DoUKlns blri-ol Oninbn , Sebrnskn.
BooksollofB nnd Statlonoro.
H. M. & S. W.
Suice orilo \ . T. Krnyon A Co.Vb dcsAlcA IlctPll
Bookseller and Stationers ,
UnoVdilmu Sltx'i'inoi > , Comrierrlaltnllnnery
t.S.V Doiitfln. ' Street Oinplin Sch.
Boots and Shoos.
K1RKENDALL. JONES & CO. ,
( HucciM or * U Keud , Jiui-r-i * A to )
Wliolesale Mannfaclflrcrs of Boots and Slices
AKcnt tor HoUon Kubtn-r Mmr I" lUO , 1114 A. 111X
llnrncy M. . Omulin. Nubraukn.
w. v. woRsTF.v bo. .
Jotilicrs of Boots and Shoes ,
IIOKIIWIHUJ Douslai St.OninbK Manufnctorj , Sum
mer St. union
CoffooG , Splcos , Kio- _ _
' " "
CLARKE COFFEE CO. ,
Oniabn Coffee nnd Hplcn Mills.
Teas. Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
Hmorli'i : i : trnel , I.EIIII try lllni- . Inks , iic. : Ull
14IU Hartley Htruel. Oniliba. Nclimska.
Crockery end
" " " "
W.L.WRIGHT ,
Axent for the Manufacturer , nnd Importer ! " of
Glassware Lamps ' Chimneys
Crockery , , , ,
Ute OOUf. I17S Hth b t. . Ouiaba , Ni'bin , kn.
PERKINS , CATCH Si LAUMAN.
Iiiit > orier > nnd lobbcrtof
Crccker/ , Glassware , Linus , Silverware
Kte. 1MI Knr.inm tt . \e I'axt..n Ilnlldlnir.
CommisGlon nnd Storngc.
RIDDELL fi RIDDELL ,
Storage and Cominission Merchants ,
Spcclaitl" " " " " ' " ' " i"1 " " "Itry , Gome ,
1112IIovYardStrent. Omaha ,
CEO. SCHROECER & CO. .
tMictcMors to Mcubaoe A i-chrocdor )
Produce Coiiiiiiission and Cold Storage ,
_ _ Oiuaba , Nubrnikn ! *
" "
"FREDERICK j. FAIRBRASS.
\Vlioe ! ale
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision
Merchant. orre prndeneosolblle I. 1011 North li in
htri'i'tOmaba , .Sob.
Coot , Coke nnd Limo.
OALrCDKE & LIME"CO.
Johliers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
aOPouth lotb Street , Omnlm , Nebra ka.
J. J. JOHNSON & [ CO.
Manufacturers of Lime ,
And phlppers ot Coal , Co tic , Cdniunt , lla > ter , 1,1m
Drain Tllu , nnd sewer I'lpe. omce , is , s. lilb
lit. , Oniulm , Nub. Tclupbono til.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. .
Shipjiers of Coal and Cok
Sit Soutb 13th K..Omnta. Keb.
Dry Geode nno Notions-
'
M. E SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goods , Famishing Goods and Notions ,
1102 nnd 11(14 ( Uoimla * . Cor. lltb St. , Omnhii , Neb.
KlLPAT fCK-KOCH D R Y G O O oljCJo
IfflDorter andJohhersiiDryGoodsNotions ! ,
Ucnta' Kurnliblni ; Cioodi. Corner lltb and liunay
fcts. . Oiuulm. Nubrankn.
Furnlturo.
DEWEY If STONET
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Faro n m Street , Omnlm. Nebraska.
CHARLES SHIVERICKJ
Furniture
Omuba. Nebraska.
Crocorios.
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
_ TO , 707 , TOD and 711 H. 10th Ft , Omaha , Neb.
MoCORD. BRADY & CO ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
1 ( h nnd I-caTcnwortb Streetr , Omabn , Nebraske.
_ _ _ J < ardwnro.
MARKS "BROS. SADDLERY c"67"
Wholesale Manufiu.turvrt of
Saddlery & Jfoers of Sadery Hardware
And Leather. KOJ , IKVi and 1IJ7 Hnrccy St.Oiaalm ,
Hardware.
" w. J.'EROATCH.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Springs , Watton Stork , Hardware , I.urabor , Ktc.
and 1211 llarnuy btraet , Omiiba.
HIMEBAUOH &TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop
' Tools and Iluffnlo Scales. 14(15 ( Uouulu
fjlrcet. Omaha , Nebrftaka.
RECTOR , WILH ELMY &
Wholesale Hardware
Khlrbanks eitanilard healei.
LEE.CLA K AJ R ESEN HARD-
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate
nlH. Sheet Iron , etc Agents for down Scales
Miami 1'ow tl r anil l.yinau llarbvU wire ,
Otuiiha , Nubrusku ,
. ' _ Hats , Cape , Etc.
W."L. PARROTTE & COT'
Wholesale Hats , Caps and straw Goods ,
1107 Hartley Street , Oma'jn , Neb.
_ Lumber. ' _ _ * " _ "
OMAHA'LUMBKR CO . ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholes&l &
16lqfetrcetnnd Union 1'aclflc Track , Om ba.
LOUIS BRADFORF
Dealer fu Lumber , Lath , Limi ! . * * *
or.Ktc. Vards-cor
* * { '
Lumber f
c. iv CJIUTZ.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
Mil mill California Strcti , oiuntin , Nrbranka.
Lumber , Lime , Ceine EJc , , Etc ,
_ Corner fthnml I ) < Juelas l . .Orn h .
T. W. HARVEY LUMBERU
To Dealers Only ,
Offlro. licnKarnam Street Omnlm.
JOHN A. WAKEMELD ,
Wholesale Lnmlicr , Etc ,
Imported nnil American I'o-tlaiul iVmrnl. PUtl
.Ak'cnt ( urMll HiikpK HyOrmillr lYuivnt nil
( . 'uliicy Whllu l.lme.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
I
Wood Carpet * ami I'anjuct V'loorlriK WIi and Dougln
!
IVIIIIlnory niul Notions.
I. OBERFELDER * CO. * , " i
inporters & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
nnil 212 sVmlli Illh < | r < -i-l
Ovoralta _ _
CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO. .
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeans I'nnU , SbltU , Vtr > lliBaml lltfl IKmiiUj Street ,
umulia. ? Hi.
_ Notions-
J. T. ROBfNSON NOTION CO. .
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
WI nmi 4'r S. nth Kltli s i . o-iialin.
" _ OIlQ. _
"CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wliolsalo Rcriiicd and Lubricating Oils ,
\ilo ( iream > , Ktr. , Ouiabn. A II IIIMinn , Manager
' VINYARD fj. SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's Fnrnisliiiis Goods ,
11M Iliirnt'jr Street , OinnhH.
Office Flxturoa. _
" T1IKIMMONMW MANCKACTl 111X0 CO.
.MuiitilHUiirc ' * of I
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
Mnnllpv SKIfbonr.li > , liooli ( .m" . Prut : I UlurosW ll
l'n" " . I'.irlitimn Mailmen , ! .miller" . Ili-i-ratul Wlno
. ' Vac . > nRlei * . loUanil lia
( oiili'r * Minor * oli' lor. nin
Eolith Milt M. , Uiu.iUa. Tcleiilionc 11.11.
Paints nnd Oils. _
CUMMINGS & NEILSON.
\Vliolc ale l > eiilorIn
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
lll < Vnrnnin ( Uroet. Omaha , Not ) .
" " " " Pnpor. _ _
CARPENTER PAFE C1 ? . .
Wholesale Pacer Dealers ,
Tarry n nlrn uti'clt of 1'rimiim' , WrnppliiK i > nil Writing
I'fr2r. Spiclnl attention tlveii to t nr iowl ortlen.
Paper Bcxos.
"
"JOHN L WILKIE.
Prourietor Omaha Pacer Box Factory ,
So * 1 > .7 im'l 1119 Douslns SI. , Om ibn , Nob.
PHIL.STIMMEL \ C0.
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
Ull uul ' . ' 1 > . ) oat's strett Omiilia ,
Btprago , ForwardiiiR & , Commlealon
"
ARMSTRONG."PETT IS A CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Branch hotiHp of tbo llemiuy HiiKity Co. DuKfftoaiA
nuolesulu nnil retail , KM UlOiuul l.HS I/urtl Street ,
Omaha. Telephone No , "M.
QMMAMMCTlffiS.
WJ , . . Browora-
STORZ & ILER.
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1621 North lilgthtecnth Ktrecl , Ouiaht.Heb.
1
Cornloo.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS. 1
Maiinfactiire Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
Jobn ISpuuclcr , Proprietor , KM lodio and l l nd 101
North 1Mb Street , UuiaUa.
Printers' Wlntorlnle.
"WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION ,
Auxiliary PuMisliers ,
Dealers In Typo , PrevneH ami PrlnteiV Suppllei. Ml
touth 12th Street. Oinab.t.
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. .
Mannfoctnrers and Dealers in RirtliBr Goods
311 Clothlni ; and Leather llcltliik' . KM Karnani Btraet.
Sash , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISBROV ( CO. , *
Wholeaalo Miiiinl .cturers of
isli Doors. Blinds and Mouldings ,
llrim iiliufflco , Kill nnd Izard Street * , Ouinha , Nob. .
BOHN co.
Manufacturers of Sash. Doors. Blinds ,
' -iiMliiKa , Malr Work ntirl Interior I lard Wood Flu'
ah. N. E. Corner mh and l.eavuuwurlu btreett ,
Omaha , fc'eti.
Stonm Fittings , Pumpo , Etc.
A. L. STRANG CO. .
Pumps , Pines and Engines ,
Uottmn ' - Ete-
CHUHCHILL PUMP Co"
Wholesale Pumps , Pine , Fittings ,
n mH Water Pnppllcs. HP" innm-tor , for MaiU
_ _ . A Co s soous Knriiuui St. Oni&bfc J
U. O. WIND ENGINE Jt PUMP CO.7
Steam and Water Supplies ,
UROWNEl L &
RiiEines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Sheet Iron
Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER WORKS ,
Carter ft sou , 1'rop'x. Manufacturers of ull kind *
Steam Boilers , Tents and Sheet Iron Work
Works South 'JJlh and II. & M. Croiiluf
I'AXTON k VIiiM.VU : ( 1IION WOltKS.
Wrought and Cast Iron BnilHiiiE Worl
KaKlnoi , llraif Work. Qonoral Foundry Machine and
Ulackiiultb W rk. unit u and Winks , U. ' . Hy.
nuil lith fctrccl , Omulin ,
OTVf/nTA WfRE'fiTRON VV(5hk3"i
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Dotk HnllB , Window ( lunrd . Flowtr Staudi , Wlr
falmii. l'.lc. la North Ifth StreetOmaha.
OMAHA SAFE nnd IRON WORKS ,
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes
fault * . Jail Work , Iron find Wini Fonclni ; , Bigni , Klo.
U. Audroun , 1'iop'r. Cor. litu unU Juiksou bti.
CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS
Iron and Wire Fences , Railing
MEACHER & WHITMORE ,
Fire and Burglar Proof Safesjime Locks
U0u , Acnu ,0 IMeo '