THE OMAHA DAILY BEE' WEDNESDAY , JAXTAKY 2. 1880.
OMA.IIA WllOMsAljl3
Fruits , Produce , Kic.
IH'TTr.n - Fnnoy , solid-packed creamery ,
CCwUOc ; oholeo country , 22o T c ; mciUUtn
t'rndtji , I'W'ilci common unities , 14 ( < MC.
ri.ont Nebraska patents SO.UOW7.fiO ;
Minnesota patent * , fJ.'iV < ? j7.7.j ; straight
grade * , $ > .00gri.GO ( ; bakers' ( lour , t"i 'Ajfif'i.T.'j
per Ubl.
POTATOES Ncbrnskn , I5)155cpcrbu ; Col-
01-rtilo , GWS70C.
Swnr.T 1 'DIATOM n@ ! Jfc per lb.
Pot'f.TUT Llvo I'hlifkoni , ? 2 : > 0f < ? 2.7. per
HOT. ; dressed rlileUnns , 7MS per lb ; turkeys ,
9Mllc ; ducks nnd BCCSO , 10i ( 12c.
ICons Strictly fresh , ! ilg&c ( candled.
Mu < A < u UutrEs In kecs , Vic per it ) .
UANANAS Common , ? 1..W'JO ( pur bunch ;
choice , t3.r.Orfi.r.O. ( :
Lr.vnxs - $ . ' ! . fKVi.V 00 per rasp ,
OH\S BS Kloridn , $ .l.2V < ii.7. : > per box.
ItVMB-l'isr dozen : Milliards , ) . ' . ! . ' > ; tea
fl M ) ; nunll , $2.K ( ) ; pralrlo chickens , $1.00 ®
4 .VI ; rabbits , fl.OO ; squirrels , fl.OJ ; venison ,
7Mlvi peril ) .
ijiuv inoor .n.oo. . .
Ciiorrni ) FIIII : : - f 1 1 OO 15.00 per ton.
Co UN aV
Vixr.oAK Cider , lOiJISc par gal. ; white
WIIIQ. Hfrf(25cf ) ( per ( fill.
HoxiiV 1-lb frames , NMHSe.
Uii vxniiiHir.s.00 < i < { i.tK per bbl.
I'HovisuiNfl limns. No. I , He ; No. 0 ,
ID1 $ c ; shoulders , 7c ; rib bacon , lie ; uleur
bacon , llJie ; picnics hams , 10c ; dried beef
hams , l ( ) ) c ; ilrHiiltcd I'loars , short , S ) o ;
extra short , SJ e ; short ribs. S'fo ; ploklud
pins' feet , 1Mb kits. Mc ) ; lard , Sjal ( ! ! < c ;
Binokcd sausage , OfVJSc | > er lb ; hotf casings ,
Cni.Kin O.Vi < : tOoper do/ : fancy , 40c.
ONIOVHiifc ! ) lite per bn.
OuiniKl.OOpor 100.
HW.TS I0e per btl.
1'i itsii-s ' . ' "c per bu.
Su'Kit ICitAUT Hhls. , $1.75 ; half bbls. ,
i'J.Jfi.
A I'i'i.i.s Choice. * ' 2.r 0fi".75por ( bbl ; fancy ,
JU.OD per bbl ; comtnon , SI.M.iM. " . ' ) per bbl.
Cinni MlL-hiRim , f.VOf. , ) < 0.50 per bbl of ! )2 )
KiilHS California pear cider , Slfi.OO per bbl ,
I'oi * Cous Ulco , lie ; common , > c.
< ; \itm > rs 10 < ; per bit.
Hi\\i Choifo eastern hand picked navies ,
? . " . * i perlm. ; western liund picked navies ,
tl 75iul.80 ( ; mediums , SI. 50 ; Lima beans , 5o
per lb.
H\v K o. b. cat * , No. 1 upland , ftJ.UO ; No.
Hevisod prices arc ah follows :
llAGUiMi Hturk A , seamless , " 2c ; Amos-
keag , BoatnluHH , 17 > o ; Lowistown , A , seam
less , lo ! ) ; American , seamless , 17u ; burlaps
I to ft bu. , HGOMe ; tfunnies , single , 13c ; gun
nies , double. UUc ; wool , sack , ! ttu.
T'Aixr.s Flax , Iho ; extra sail , KUjtUlo ; sail
IJ , aiKidSJti- ; cotton , 'J-V ; Jute , Do.
UHIII : > Fiiuir I'll , ' * , in boxes , per lb. ! } ( ' >
lGidatfi. : ; in UOXCH , 7c < 10c ; L-.mlon . Mula a
layer raisins , per box. J-li.ftOQp.TiV Malaga
loosu ruislns , fiU/-.riO ; ! ( / ; new Valencia rai
sins per lb , SjJfc ; California loose muscatels ,
per box , i'-JU ! ( < i'-.l ! < ) : California Loudens ,
ISifi , KS.40 : pitteu cnerries , per Ib , Ibo ; Cali
fornia pitted plums , per lb , l'J@lic ! ; dried
blaekberrlcs , per lb , 7JiWSj ; dried raspber
ries , per 11) , ! 24 ( . . . ' 5o ; evaporated apples , 7Jtf < vi )
Be ; Callfornhi sun-dried peaches , l'JcCull \ -
fornia tinpared evaporated peaches , Ho ;
evaporated California apricots , 18c ;
currants , OH'ylTe ; Turkish prunes , n@5Jjc ;
nitron. 'J2 ( 'Jlej orange peel , ISo ; lemon peel ,
Itio ; CalUornia I/Vouch / prunes , H lOr.
COITRR Mocha , ! > ( tf"0c ; Hio , good , 17 ©
IBo ; Maudahllnjr , 'Mifi'iSc ( ; roasting Kio , 15 *
ICe ; O. G. Java , SIQiaio ; Java , interior , 2'J
Me ; Uio , fancy , IbiHil'Jo ; Santos and Mnra-
ca'bo. ' 17Ciic ( ! ; Arbucklcs , 23'jc ' : MuLuugb-
lin's XXXX , yUXc.
St'u.iu Ciraiinlatcd , "J/a ; conf. A , "J c ;
White e.xtr.i C. "J e ; extra C , 7' ' e ; yellow C ,
I' HO ; powdered , bj-je ; cubes , 8'jC. ' .
UIJKSWAX Choice yellow , 20 ( ( 22l , c ; darlc
colored , W DHe.
Cnni'.sc Vounp America , full cream , 12@
l.'lWo ; full cream ehedders , 1212 ( > < Jf.
i'lfKi.BS Medium , in bbls , fj.OD ; ilo. In
half bbls , SU.OO ; small , in bbls , $ O.JJ ; do , in
half bbls , W.r.0 ; gherkins , in bbls. 7.00 ; do ,
In half bbls , ? 1.00.
TOIIACCO Plug , 2li@0.C ; smoking1 , HJ Wc.
JKULIKS f 1.23 pur M-lb pail.
S\I.T $1.85e1.40 per bbl.
Uoi-H 7-1 C. 12e
JSlAi'i.c SUOAU lirlcks , llii)12o ( ) per lb ;
penny cakes , 12v < f lJc ! per lb ; pure maple
ttyrnp , ? 1.00 per gal.
TIIAS "Young Hyson , common to fair , 18(7 ( $
iifto ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , SOm.Vn : ;
Gunpoivdor , common to good , 22i ( < .25c ; Ouu-
powder , choice to fancy , 40liTie ( : Japan ,
common to medium , 15WOc ( ; Japan , clnico
perial , good to fancy ,
NUTS Almonds , 156jl8ofllborts ; , 13@13c ;
ISrazil. 0@10c ; walnuts , 12c ; pecans , 10llcj (
pcnnutH , ti@9c.
CJiiACKCHs ( i@lOoper lb ; assorted calces ,
S2r o | ) or lb as per list.
CAXIIV Mixed , 0Hl"Kc ; stick ,
rock candy , lOJ lUe ; fancy candy ,
D Ilr.uiuxa 'JOc.
Dry Goods.
COTTON FIAN.NBIS 10 per cent dis. ; LL ,
fiJ cCC ; , OJfc ; SS. 7 ? c , NmnclubS , fie ; HX ,
IHc ; K. i0c ! ; No. 10. SJtfo ; No. 40 , 10 rfo ; No.
( X ) , 12)o ; No. 80 , iij : c ; No. HO , colored , lc ) ;
No. fio. colored , l2o ! ; wo. 70 , colored. % ;
llristo ) , isko ; Union Pacific , t"o.
CAUI-BT WAKIlilil , white , lOc ; colored ,
li\TTS-Slandard , So ; pom , lOc ; bcuuty ,
] ! Jic ! ; uoono , 4o ; 13 , cased , fO.50.
I'ltiXTS Solid colors Atlantic. Co ; Slater ,
Co ; Uorlln oil , < lj < .c ; Garner oil , t7e. !
PKINTS Pink unu Kobcs AllenHo ; lllvor-
polnt , SJi'c : Steel Uivcr , 0 > o ; Hichuioiul ,
0 > o ; Pacillc , 7c.
Puixrs Dross , Charter Oak , TiJ/o ; Ram-
npo , 4Ko ; Lodi , r } * c ; Alton , Oc ; Hichuioiul ,
He : Windsor , OMo : Eddystono , 0) ) < jo ; Pucillc ,
OUc.
OUc.Ui.iuciiiii ) Snnr.TiNO llcrkeloy cambric ,
No. CO. tl ) c ; Host Yet , 4-1 , C. c ; huttur
nloth , OO , 49ro ; Cubot , 7K" : Karwell , half
blcnehcil , 9 > ic ; Fruit of the Loom , ! Ufc ;
Qrucno G , li,1 ; Hope , 7 > jo : Kins Philllu
cninbric , Ilo ; Lonsdalocambric. " " ' Lons-
dale , 'Jc ; Now York mills , lUJ/c ; 1'cpjieroll ,
42-ln , lie ; Popporoll , 40-in , I'ic ; Pcpercll | ,
( V4 , lOc ; Poppcroll , 8-1 , 21e ; Peppcrell , 0-4 ,
23o ; I'epporcll , 10-4,250 ; Canton. 4-4 , 8)tfc ;
Triumph , Co ; Wamsutta , lie ; Valley , fie.
Ki.AMim.s Plalil Uaftsmcn , 20c ; Goshen ,
82Ko ; Clear Lake , ycj o ; Iron Mountain ,
.
Ki.ANXni.sAVhltoGH , No. 2 % , 22Ko ;
OH ,
No.
Amoskeag , 9 or. , ICJ e ; Everett , 7
lie ; Heaver Creek CC. lOc.
KuxTUCKf JEANS Memorial , 15c ; Dakota ,
16o ; Uurham , 27,1'c ; Hercules , ISo ; Leam
ington2K ° ; Cottswood , S7 > ( , a
CUAHII Stevens' IJ , C > .Jo . ; Slovens' 13 ,
bleached , 7o : Stevens' A , 7 o
bleached ,
bleached ,
bleahed ( : , . _ _ , . ,
Misuiu.LANiiOUB Tublo on cloth , t$2.50 ;
plain Holland. U 'o ; Duilo Holland , 1'J c.
linowx SiiKETixn Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7Ko ;
Atlantic II , 4-4 , 7tfo ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , 0 > foj
Atlantic P , 4-4 , Oo ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , Co ; Au
rora C , 4-4 , 4Jfe ; Crown XXX. 4-4C
Hoosler LL , 4-1 , Co ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7K
Lawrence , LL , 4-4 , Oo ; Old Dominion , 4
6 > fo ; Poppercll K , 4-4. 7o ; Penporell O , 4-4 ,
( wet Pepporell , 8-4 , 16 > fc ; Popporeil. 0-4 ,
21e : Popporoll , 10-4 , 2So ; Utlca C , 4-4 , 4o ;
Vachusott , 4-4 , 7Jej Aurora , II , 4-4 , 7o ; Au
rora 13 , 4-4 , OWc.
DLcK--West : Point 2U in. 8 oz , lOKo ; Wnst
Point 20 In. 10 oz , 12Xo ; West Point 20 In. 12
07 , 15e ; West Point 40 In. 11 02 , lOo.
PwisxBiJi-Kod. C , 2-J In , Ityo ; E , 24 In ,
Sltfo ; GG , 24 In , 20o ; HAP , , 25o ; JUP , Xi
27c.
27c.GINOIIAM PlunUett cbenks , ? } ! Whtttnn-
ton 7Ko ; York , 7Ko ; No.-mamH dress , 8 0 ;
Calcutta dress , 6 > fo ; Whlttcnton dross , 8 0 ;
llcnfrow dro s. bX@13K J-
CAMnnics Slater , c ; Woods , 5 a ; Stan
dard , 6 c ; Peacock , 5 } o.
Pni.STH , ixuiao Hi.uc Arnold , OWc ; Amer
ican , O.Vo ; Gloucester , 0 > o : Arnold 0 long
cloth , Oc ; Aruold H lone : cloth. lOKo ; Arnola
Gold Seal , lOKo ; Stelfol A , 12c ; Windsor
Gold Ticket , 10o.
Klrataml second clear , IJf in . .flO 00@51 00
First and second clear , IK ' " 00it50 ( 00
Tlilril clear , UJQIV In 43 004ll ( 00
A select , Uf@lK In 37 00
13 select. Urftlk In 83 00
A BtucU ImrUa , 12 10 ft , 12 la , . 40 00
* rffcAlm
13 stock boanl , 12 10 ft , 12 In. . 41 00
O atock bonnls , IJ/iiKi It , TJ in . . W5 tw
1) stock bonrils , l'J ? 10 ft , 12 In . . M 00
Flooring , first common , Gin. . . . . )4 ) 00
Flooring , scconil common , 0 In. . fll CO
Select fencInK llooring . 1'J 00
KUInp , llrst nnd scconil clcnr , U
MKlft . C500
Sldlnff , Hrst common , 10 ft . 23 00
Hlillng , iceoml common . 10 00
Common bonnli . 1000
No. Sbonrds. nil IcnRtlif . H rx )
Fencing. No. 1 , ISd-JOft . 10 50
Fencing , No. 2 , 1C. 14S10 ft . 15 50
Joist nnd scantling , 'Jx4 , 1 © 10 ft 10 00
Timber.lx4SxS. : . 1-J ( < ? 11 } ft . 17 00
Pickets , U mid II lint"J ( X )
Pickets. U nntl 1 1 square"J 00
Shingles , extra A . 280
Shingles , stinuliird A . 2 CO
Latli . 2 40
OG Halts , 2Xin . , ' ) . >
OO Halts , lijx.'l , S I S . 00
3-ln well tubing , U anil M bev. . 22 00
Iirnlhnr.
Hemlock sole , l < M73Tc | ior lb ; nalt solo , .13
f < l\ja ! \ ( nor lb ; oak harness , ! ! OrirJo per lb :
selootctl ouk iintl truce , : V > c per lb. ; oak and
liemlnck jopcr , 2iJ2-'o ( ) per foot ; hemlock
nilf skin , No. 1. ) QZ'.Kciier ) lb , according to
; nnk calf skin , No. 1. Went ? ! . 00 per
lb. ; I'lii'mlelphlacalf ' skin , extra , * I.OOI.10 (
per Ib. ; lionilock kip skin. No. 1 , ( ioorroc per
! b ; oak kip skin , No. 1. 70f H > r per lb ; Phila-
( lelphlu kip skin , extra , bOc'tOOc per lb ;
French calf skin ( iiccorillng to wcilght anil
iinnllty,9l.lVif.T5 ) | i > crlu : French kip skin ,
do , t > Oc ( fl.lO per lb , j Cordovan russet , l c ;
sntiii llnish , 20ojur ) loot ; welt leather , 1,50
( iT4. 00 per side ; moroccos , i pebble goat ) , 20@
IWc pr-r fool ; moroccos , boot leg , ' . ' .jfaJWc per
fool ; glovo. culf skins , 20jC30c ( per fool ;
Douglas kid , ihVSMOo per foot ; kangaroo
skins , -I0@ric ( ) per foot , according to quality :
toppings , fSMWa 10.00 per dozen ; linings , UK )
( H'.MX ) per dozen ; upron skins , $10.00 ( 12.00
per dorun. _
Mctnta nntl Tinners1 Stocl : .
Hlock tin , soiiill pig . $ ,2S
Hlock tin , bar . 20
Copper. plalniMhod boiler sbes . 34
Cojipor , i'old rolled . HI
Copper , slicating . ! ! ( )
Conner , pills . Ill )
Copper , Hals . ill
Ca ! ! , sheet iron , .luniiitn , 50-10 and 5pcrc. ills.
1'al. plalinslied Iron , 24 to 2r A . 10' $
Put plaiinslied iron , 21 to 27 IJ . . . ! ) '
Koollng , 1C. 11x20 , ll'Jsheets . ( UK )
Hoollng , IX , 14x20 , 112 sheets . 7.50
Koollng. 1C.'JI\2S ( , 112 sheets . 11.00
Hooting , IX. 20x23 , 112 sheets . 14.50
Sheet iron No. 20 . 11.50
Sheet iron No. 27 . it.OO
Solder . 15)al7J ( < j
Tin nlutp , best clinrconl
1C. 10.\14 , 2J."i sheets . 0.50
IX. 10x14 , 22.1 sheets . 8.25
Tin pinto , coke
1C , 10x1 1. 22S sheets . 0 2.
Steel nil its , per keg. . 2.25
SU-ul wire nails , per keg . 2.00
in K.iuklun Ills
Chicago Tribune : A dispatch from
Akron , O. , where the wizard
l di on is spondinfj the holidn.vs
ut his fiithcr-in-hiw's , suys that he is
working on an invention whereby elec
tricity may bo produced direct from
coal , without nil the intermediate jirp-
cohs of converting water into btenin in
boilers , und that into power , and that
the L'roiiL electrician believes that ho
may he able to use about nil the heat
units of the coal instead of from 5 to 10
per cent , as at present. This is bomo-
thing which Kdi&on has been working
at for ton years. "With hints from the
scientists whom ho has consulted he
IIIIH made gradual headway in the solu
tion of the great problem. Prom
the confident way in which ho
now speaks , lie has apparently
made home progress since he
last spotto for publication on the sub
ject , and has hopes that ho may reach
the heart and core of the mystery. If
ho succeeds ho will bo the greatest ben
efactor the human race has ever known
since the mythical days when Prome
theus slolo the lire from heaven and
gave it to man. All the cunning and
valuable inventions with which his
name hns been associated the quadru
ples , the phonograph , and the incan
descent light will shrink into insig-
nillcanco and will be regarded as the
mere idle thoughts of a leisure moment.
If ho is able to convert into electric energy -
orgy the power that lies in the carbon
e.nd hydrogen of coal ho will have given
to man the greatest gift that man can
ask of nature , unless it be the control of
the winds and rains. lie will liavo mul
tiplied by ton the present capacity for
work of every ton of coal in the world
and will thereby have to decupled our
mechanical powers. Ho will have rev
olutionized the world of machinery.
What the Corliss engine is to the pri na
tive water \\hcol of the Kg-yptian of
the days of Pharoah that will Edison's
device be to the present steam engine.
Steam engines and gas engines will till
go to the junk shops , and new plants
what wo cannot yet toll will take their
place. Should Edison make such a dis
covery , all wo ask o' him is that he will
be moderate , and that lie will not
charge so high a royalty as to heap up
for himself a fortune of more than a
thousand million dollars during thohfo
of the patent. It will bo in his power
to outrival the accumulated wealth of
all the Rothschilds and Vandorbilts ,
and to concentrate on himself the ha
tred and abuse that are now lavished on
Gould. Prometheus took out no patent
on his discovery and drew his pay in
unending fame , but ho angered the
gods and had to sulTcr for it. It is pos
sible that Edison may prefer not to im-
itnto him to the point of angering
Domos.
Are Wo to Unvc Another AVnr ?
Some political prophets aver that wo shall.
Ho that ns it may , the battle waged by medi
cal science against disease will ncvnr erase
until wo arrive at that Utopian epoch when
the human family shall ccaso to bo nllllctctl
with bodily ailments. Ono of Uio most
potent weapons which tlio armory of incdl-
cine furnishes , is Hosteller's Stomach Hitters -
tors , which is of special utility as a family
remedy , ns It is adapted to the Immediate
relief and ultimate euro of these disorders of
the stomach , liver nnd bowels which are of
commonest occurrence. Indigestion , bilious-
MOSS nnd constipation are inseparable com
panions , and thcso ailments are completely
eradicated by the bllters. Hut the remedial
scope of this superlatively wholesome and
genial medicine takes In also nervous nil-
monts , rheumatism and kidney troubles ; Its
actions In these , ns In the other complaints ,
being chaructcrueil by uncoualcd thorough
ness.
_
Women WIio Crowd Btrcct Cars.
The greatest fault of lady patrons of
street cars , Bays the Detroit Free Press ,
is their total unconsciousness , as soon
as they got on a car , as to whether
there is room for anybody else on the
seat beside them , and net only will they
neglect to sit closer together to make
room for a man , but they won't budge
oven for their own sex. The other day
a single car bound up on the Third
avenue route was filled , with several
men standing on the buck platform.
One of thg , passengers inside the car
was a woman who had the seat beside
her occupied by n bandbox and a bundle.
The men on the platform eyed the situa
tion eagerly and that box nnd bundle
were soon the center of attraction for
everybody in the car. Still the
woman didn't inovo her prop
erty neither did any of the
men care to cause a scene and BO they
remained standing. Presently a rosy-
faced young matron stopped the car and
entered it with her little hoy. Still the
box and bundle were not moved. The
newcomer stopped in front of them and
looked at the owner in a way that indi
cated that she expected to have that
scat , hut the owner of the box nnd bun
dle never stirred. Then the lady with
the little boy quietly lifted the bandbox
to the lloor aim took hold of the bundle
to move it also. "I wouldn't like to
have that stopped on , " ventured the
owner of the bundle , at which the lady
who wanted the ecat remarked : "Then
it would bo a good idea to hold it in
your lap. InJnet < n remarkably good
idea. " AnS > lacing the bundle , the
the independent lady took the seat and
placed her boy in her lap , as the men
on the back platform applauded her
with hand clapping ? , while the other
passengers in the car smiled their ap
proval quite broadly.
"Thoso kind of sulllsh people arc nu
merous on street cars , " said n veteran
conductor when ho heard of the above
incident , "but it is not often wo see a
woman with spunk enough to get even
with 'em. There's one lady on our line
nnd she is a lady who is the best
passenger I ever saw. She gets on and
oil a car quickly , she knows just whore
she wants to go , she always gives up her
seat to either an old gentleman or an
old lady , or to any lame person , and she
always gets n scat if there's one to bo
had fairly , and she won't stand any
cheeky selfishness. She always bar
her ticket ready , and , in brief , she's a
model passenger. "
Hood's Sarsaparilla is a purely vcgo
table preparation , being free from in
jurious ingredients. It is .peculiar in
Us curative power.
I'lilmiinnry
St. Louis CJloboDemocrat. . Some re
markable results have boon reached by
Dr. Uoorgo Honmn , medical examiner
of the police dopnrtmont , in his investi
gations , made under the direction of
the board of police commissioners , into
tlio physical condition of the members
of the force. Below will bo found ex
tracts from Dr. Human 's report , just
published , dated April ! 5 hut. and a sup
plemental report dated November ! t :
"Tho mortality record of the depart
ment for the lust ton or moro yours ,
taken in connection with a study and
analysis of ro&'ilU reached by the for
mer examination , together with the as-
ci'i'taincd tendency of police lifo toward
producing impairment of breathing ca
pacity , especially tlioso new in the serv
ice , i.atislled me some time ago that pul
monary mischief constitutes a principal
weakening cause operating among the
members , anil that especial note should
bo taken of anything indicating begin
ning or actual deterioration in this di
rection. Accordingly , in the conduct
of the examination great care was exor
cised to ascertain the condition of the
lungs , and the same degree of care was
observed in taking the measurements of
the chest.
"It is a painful and notable fact that
a heavy mortality rate from lung dis
eases has prevailed in the department
for many years , with necessarily a pro
portionally heavy sickness rate from
the bame cause.
"From data furnished by Mr. Tate it
appears that during the last eighteen
years there was a mortality from all
causes ( excepting casualties ) of sixty-
live , of which forty , or (11.58 ( per cent ,
were from various forms of pulmonary
diseases , thirty-four being returned as
due to consumption alone.
"The average 'ago of the decedents
from this disease for the period stated
was a little over forty-one years ( -11. 20) ) ,
while their average years of service was
honicwhat above ten { 10.il ) ) .
"If the men appointed members of
this force have always been selected
with reference to physical litness and
soundness ( as is presumably the cat-o )
such a mcloncholy showing constitutes
a serious indictment of routine depart
ment methods ; for the fact stands out
with emphatic clearness that in a
chosen body of men , a large majority of
whom are in the prime of lifo ns regards
afie , the death rate from pulmonary
tuberculosis amounts to more than one-
half of the total mortality from dis
ease.
"For if the foregoing statements are
true , and correct deductions have been
made , past experience justifies the ex
pectation that about half of all who join
the St. Louis police force and servo ten
years will sicken and die of consumption
soon after reaching forty years of age ;
and this probability , with the added
contingency of being shot or otherwise
injured , adds nothing to the cheerful
ness of this form of employment. "
Make no Mistake.
I3y dispelling the symptoms so often mis
taken for Consumption. SANTA ABIE has
brought gladness to innny a household. Uy
its prompt use for breaking up tlio cold that
toooftcn develops into that fatal dist > asethou-
Siinds can bo saved from an untimely grave.
You make no mistake by keeping u'bolllo of
this pleasant remedy In your honso. CALI-
FOUNIA CAT-H-OtJHIO is equally effective
in eradicating all traces of nasal catarrh. Uoth
of these wonderful California remedies are
sold and warranted by Goodman Drug Co.
§ 1 a package , a lor S'3.r > 0.
Great Ocean DcpttiH.
St. .Tnmcs' Gazette : Her majesty's sur
veying ship , Egoria , under the com
mand of Captain P. Aldrich , R. N. , has ,
during a recent sounding cruise and
search for roDorted banks to the south
of the friendly islands , -obtained two
very deep soundings of 4,205 fathomsand
1-lUOfathoms , equal to five English miles ,
respectively , the latter in lati
tude fll0 . ' 17 minutes south , longi
tude 175 ° 8 minutes west , the otlier
about twelve miles to the south
ward. Those depths are moro than
1,000 fathpma greater than any before
obtained in the southern hemisphere ,
and are only surpassed , bo far as is yet
known , in three spots of the world ono
of 4,05. ) fathoms oil' the northeast coast
of'Japan , found by the United States
steamship Tuscarora ; ono of 4,476 fnth-
oths south of the Ladrono islands , by
the Challenger , and ono of-1,551 fathoms
north of Porto Rico , by the United
States bhip Blake. Captain Aldrieh's
soundings were obtained with a Lucas
bounding machine and a galvanized
wire. The deeper ono occupied three
hours , and was obtained in a conbidora-
bly confused sea , a specimen of the bottom
tom being successfully recovered. Tem
perature of the bottom , 83,7s Fahren
heit.
In the latter stage of consumption ,
the nfllictcd will find relief and comfort
in Dr. J. II. McLean's Tar Wine Lung
Balm , its boothing olTcts on the lungs is
remarkable.5 cents a bottle.
Canada.
The name of Canada has been long a
matter of dispute among etymologists.
It has boon supposed to have arisen from
an exclamation of some of the early Portuguese
tuguese navigators , who , observing the
desolation of the country , either cried
out or wrote on their maps , Acanada ,
nca-nada , "there is nothing hero , " It
has also boon supposed to have taken its
name from the Spanish cuiadaa ; canal ,
from the ehapo of the country , forming
the blank banks of the St. Lawrence ;
but the moro received explanation is the
Indian ono , canato , a collection of huts.
Hocholnga is the ancient , but little
known , name of Canada ,
Wonderful Popularity.
The fact that the sale of Dr. Florae's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets exceeds that
of any other pill in the market , be it
great or small , is on account of the fact
that they are tiny , little , sugar-coated
granules , and that in most cases ono
little "Pellet" is sulllolont for a dose ;
that they are purely vegetable ani } per
fectly harmless ; nnd fop constipation ,
biliousness , sick headache and all dis
eases arising from derangement of the
liver , stomach or bowels , they are abso
lutely a epoclllo. A gentle laxative or
active cathartic , according to size of
dose.
A * to the Territories.
Chicago News : , i0 ? | much interest
now felt in the condition of the territo
ries owing to thu prospect of congress
taking action townrat the admission of
two. if not three , M'thotn before the ad
journment of tho'present session that
wo have compiled tnc following table
of population ami property valuation
from the report of the secretary of the
interior : ,
, , 1'opulA * Property
TEiiiUTOtilEg. tfon. Valuation.
k.i 4P.8.YII 2S.O t.
Ailzona KI.IUIn ii
Dakota . ' . . . . ( VV.OHI
Idaho i. . . . . lun.HiO
Montnna . -.f 140nx )
Now Mexico . . . . 17iiOCM
Utah SlO.mt , .
WiiililnRtan li'p'.it- " B4.IW1.1S.
WyomliiH . . Mtt0
The llgurotof populMtion above
for Alaska , Utah , \Vashliipton and
Wyoming nro" catimntos ; for the other
territories the llguros tire these of ro-
rout census returns. In Idaho anil
Montana the principal wealth is in the
mining industry the total mineral pro
ductions of the former agfjrejjating
WtHW.lW ! and of the latter about $17-
OW.UOO in 1SS7. Lumber is the chief
product of Washington territory , her
lorcstH fnrnishiiif , ' ! W.000,000 ( ) feet last
year , besides < WOUO.OtK ) ) lath and 60,000-
000 f-hiiiKlfo' the total capacity of the
saw mills is I,0t40,000 : ( ! ! ) feet.
( Jrent as has been the growth of those
imperial domains in population
anil development of resources ,
that of Dakota is unpre
cedented. From 1:15,000 : inhabitants
in 18SO she IIIIH increased to over (1011,000 (
in 1SSS. The assessment roll of the ter
ritory iiTOregtitos cj-101-IHO , ! 74 for 1HSH ,
not Including railroad property with a
valuation of $10,000.000 , as it'iw taxed
uiion gross earninps. The actual wealth
of the territory is $ ! J' 0,000.000. The
bonded indebtedness islon8SOI ) , bearing -
ing interest from-I to ( i per cent. Tim
total mileage of the territory is IIt ! ! ; !
miles. In 18S7 < i : > , < ri ; , 11 ! ) bushels of
wheat were raised , an amount much
greater than the prod net of this cereal
in any ' tale. The lineal of wheat can
be raised for an average of co-st of ! t ( >
cents a bushel. The total in bushels of
the following grains was : Outs , -I l.'Jti"-
17.S ; corn , iM.olljUi ! ; barley , ( ) , -100oOS ,
and lltix , 8,010,1)H. )
_ . .
A druggist at Fort , Scott , Kansas , per
suaded b. A. Camp , a bookkeeper , to
buy a bottle of Chamberlain's cough
remedy. Mr. Camp now says the rem
edy is unsurpassed for throat and lung
complaints , especially for children
troubled with colds , and that ho would
not bo without it for many times it cost.
Only .50 cents tier bottle. All druggists
sell it.
The Persian Minister.
The Persian minister here , says the
Washington correspondent of the Bos
ton Traveler , has the longest name and
the most intense sorrow of any man in
public life hero. I will not attempt to
print his name , for il rivals in length
some of the ntinuts of the lakes of
Maine. Ilo is an imioeoiit and passive
looking individiml as ho rides along the
streets with hiK black fo/ perched
jauntily on one side of bis head ; but un
derneath all tliirf voiioerof complacency
ho is ono of the hnhappiust of mortals" .
The secret of Ijis iorrow is that ho
'
is unable to spea'k ti single word
of Kngli h , mueU. more to comprehend
ono. At' receptions , dinners , and all
that goes to make Washington society
interesting , ho appears regularly , but
aside from the conversation which ho
carries on with.ay member of his suite
ho is dumb as aioyster. \ . His inability
to converse in the Entinsh language i's
given as a reason wily nobody has called
Upon him. A gentleman 'it ] private
life , however , who has lived in "Porsifl
for homo years and is familiar with the
language * occasionally pays his respects.
Ilo says that the minister is a man of
distinction in his own country and that
should there bo any diplomatic compli
cations between the United States and
Persia , which is unlikely , the shah 'a
representative would be amply able to
cope with the situation , whatever it
might happen to be.
The uiggesttliinp out isvhnt the dnipffists
term Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup ; its sale is
enormous and it lias never been known to
full. Price 2. ) cents.
It isvcll to remember that the oldest cases
of rheumatism and iicuriilglu have been
speedily cured by Salvation Oil. Prioo 25
cents u bottle.
Horrible Death in a Llon'H I ) n.
Pall Mall Gazette : The shocking
death of a female tamer of wild beasts is
reported from Hohenmuth , in Bohemia.
She was a girl twenty-six yours old ,
named IJcrtha Baumgartnor ! During
a public performance in a stroling inon-
ngorio she entered an empty cage , and
the door of an adjoining cafje was then
opened to lot u lion and a IJcngal litter
enter. The lion walked in quickly , but
the tiger , a ferocious boast , which had
throe times wounded its keepers ,
crouched in the doorway and showed
temper. The girl lost nbrvo , cried for
help and slipped. As fiho did so the
tiger made u spring1 , bit her on the
shoulder , then in the throat , literally
rent her to pieces , and toascd her body
about. Half the audience ran to the
doors in horror , while * the attendants ,
tried to beat oil the tiger by poking hot
irons into the cage. But the gi.rl was
dead loner before the animal was driven
away. The lion seems to have boon as
much frightened as the human specta
tors , for ho took no part in the carnage.
The proprietor of the show has since
admitted that this same tiger had
already killed two people.
An AliRoliirn Cure.
Tbo ORI01NAL , A13IET1NE OINTMENT
Is only put up in largo two ounor tin boxes ,
and is nn ubsDluto cure for old sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands , and nil skin erup
tions. Will positively care all kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL AUIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold b.y Goodman Drue Co. , at'25
cents per box by wail ! 30 cents.
Tim Art ot'th'o Swallowtail.
Americans are versatile , progressive ,
quick to learn and. with a practical tal
ent that easily puts them forward of
their British cousins in many arts , But
the art of wearingho | swallowtail coat
is not among th'om , eays the Chicago
Globe. It existed in this land under the
dominion of the "British crown , and por-
hapo in a decaying"Btuto a generation
afterward. In , tli9 Says of that British
governor of Virginia who thanked God
there were no school houses in Virginia
the P. P. V.'s were , famous wearers of
the swallotrtuil. Even in the time of
Hamilton , Burr , 'the Clintons and their
oontomporarieSjtl art of wearing the
swallowtail wnsunliving , art in Now
York. It Burvivpd in New England
down to the epoch of the Hartford con
vention ( in Madison'a reign ) und some
traces of it might bo found oven later.
But during the last throe-fourths of a
century at least this art of our ances
tors has been among us only as u base
and degenerate imitation , inviting the
derision of foreign critics.
Aclvlco to Mothers.
Mm. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup should al
ways bo usedforchlldrenteething. Huoothos
the child , softens the gums , allays all pain ,
curcsjwlnd colic , and is the best reined/ for
ilarrboca. 25o a bottle.
It is among the possibilities that at
the recent meeting of General Harrison
and ex-President Hayes u precedent was.
established which may at lust solve that
great question : ' 'What shall wo do with
our cx-presldontsV"
Cnnllnl Stock $100,000
Liabilities of Stockholder * : ! ( ) < > .000
l < "ivc 2'ci' Cent Jnterf.it raid on l c-
iwslts Com pott inlcd Seinl-
AmnutUit.
OHAIM.KS . MANM1KUPON. Vrc ldont.
I. . M. 1IKNM7IT. Vice President.
T. W. WKS nLH , Mnnnclne Director.
JOHN f : . WIUIUII , Cashier.
J. W. OAXSKTT , OuvC. IUHTO.V ,
. ! . J. llnnwx , li. M. IlKNMiTr ,
C. 1' . M Nlilinso.V , TllOS. I * . KlMUAt.U
IlKMIV I'f.MlT , I' . 1 , "TOXH
OM MIA I , . .V T. Co. , I. . H. Wlt.1,1 UIS ,
> tAMl.VMI , TlllTM N llltCK ,
J IXIKS W. SAVAOf K.V. . N l ll ,
1' . W.Wrssr.t" ) . 15. CONHDOX ,
ANM1N (1. ( Ml'C'OOK , > . \V. Wlll.l.S
. Nn.MAN : , JOHN 15. Wn.ut'R.
Corner of lotb and rnriiiun Streets , Ohnmborof
Commerce llulltllin , ' .
Capital Stock $100,000
Miibllltr of Slwkliohlcrs SO,000 (
M c porront ( mid on iloi'0 lt , loan * mnilii on run )
D tttto niul poriMiniil M-ciirli ) ; nolu.i , nurruut ! t locki
mid lioiuls piirclin od.
od.oKricisusi
oKricisusi
JOHN I. MILKS t'roMilpnl.
A.NDUKtV IIO KWATCII , Vice 1'ro lilont.
ttOAlll ) OF lllUKCrolt"
John I. . Mill- * . Kni tii llon'Oi ,
Miimirl ( Hitiirr. .lolin 11. lvnti : ,
.Atulrow llii cwator. .MITM * MuriHun ,
W A. 1. lilbliiiii , lun ! i : . llnrUT ,
< 'oAliln Munition , lii'Mi-r 1. . Tlimnm ,
Niiriiuin A. Kiilni. .Iftmi' * Tlininpsun ,
I' . II. Johnson , .liilin limb ,
leo. ! C. Mobblu
IN Tiius ANY.
NO. 303 S. 13TH ST. , OMAHA , NEB.
CAPITAL , - - $300,000 $ ,
Loans Made on Real Estate ,
School , County and .Municipal llomla-Negotlnted
WM. A. I'AXTOX. 1'rcslilt-nt.
WM. (1. ( MAl'U Vice 1'iosldPiit.
, . OAUMCHS. Stvrctnrv.
AI.KItlll ) MII.I.AItl ) , Tieeaiurcr
'
V'JI. A. 1'A TO.V , IlKMIV T.
\ \ ' ( i. M Vll ) , JoSKril IIIIKKII ,
ItoiiT. L. UAiti.iciiR , Ai.niin ) Mti.i.um.
Cio. : i : .
S , W , Cor , Fariiam and 15tli St ? ,
I'ald In Capital . # 500,000
DIHKCTOUS :
GF.0. 15. llAmCKIt , 1'iv.slilent.
15. 1. . 1IIKUIIOWI5U , View 1'resldent.
T. It JOHNSON. Cashier.
I , . II. Wll.l.MMO , .1. II. McCllN.Nbl.U
a. it , JOII.NKON , Cii ts. MKTK ,
W.M. SlIiVKII , I ) . rt'XMMIIIVM ,
AI.LIINT. Iturron , ( , I'NTAV AMICIISOX ,
K. A. llEN.sd.v. ,1. N Coit.NIMI ,
OKO. I'ATTEUvO.V , S.V. . ClIOV ,
.1. 1. . Alu.iiP.
Account' ) of Il.inkcrs , .Mi > u'hnnts and Individ
mils iL'Cfh rd < > u the moit fnroinblu tcrmn.
U. S. DEPOSITORY.
OMAHA , - - NEBRASKA.
$ oOO,000
Sm-lilus . 100,001)
milMAN : KOOHTZn. President.
JOHN A. CKKIGIITON , Vlco President.
V. II. DAVIS , Cashier.
Vi' JI. MKGyUIKIl Assistant Cashier
LOMBARD
lioxfon , .1rtMS.Italians City ,
Capital & Surplus , $1 $
This company 1ms opened nn Omnliaolllconixl
IsprepsireiHo furnish money promptly on im
proved cltv nnil farm prop.jity.
No nppHr.uiDils saiitnn-.iy lor npp-nval.
Loans closed unit mill \vllhoiitiloluy. .
JOHN W. OISH. MnuaKor.
ECiShouth Utli Strrrt. Klrtt J.'utlonal Itnnk
's Cocoa.
lUtEAKFAST.
"Ily n ttiormiKli knti ledfrt ) uf tlio nutiirnl IAIT
nlilcli Kororn tlm i > ii < T > itlonti of tlluesttoii untl nutri
tion , and by n carotul application ol Uio line nropcr-
tlci nl WHll-ficlccteil Cucuii , .Mr. Kii | | liaa iinivlilocl our
lircukfiiHt tnblu with u ili'llcnteiy Hiivnri'il beverace
wlilc'1 iniyi ! > .i > o us miiny heavy iloclor' bills. Itu
by tin JtiillclDUH iiH'j tit fiieti iirtlt'U'H ot tlellthiitu
conn ! liitlun iniiv bu Kr.iduully built 1111 until ptrontf
onoiii h to resul oviry tnniluncy to illm'iioi1. Hun-
ilrcilsufsubtlu iiuluilliis nru Iliiatlnu arniinil UN reuily
tu attack wlierover tlicrn H anviilc point. Wo ninr
i < f > cnpii inniiy u liilnl hhurt by keeping oursi'lvcs well
lortlilt'il ulili pure blood iiiuLn propeily iiuurNicd
Iraines' - Civil M > rvlceli/ctlo ] | :
.Mnili > Blniily | with bulllmr water or milk. Sold only
In liuiriiiuiiiil tins by ( iro'i'rt labulnl tlnis :
- - - -
itonniiopatlimOhcmlats ,
LO.N IO.N % llNd 1 , V N I ) .
LINEN
! FOR SALE'l-
EVERYWHERE.
T. E.
fiRE SHSURAKOE
ICoom 05 Trailers'
CHICAGO.
References tletrnnnlltan Nutlnnul Hank ,
U. . ll'in & lip. The llrmiftroctOa
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Succcfisora to John O. Jacobs. )
Undertakers andEmbalmers
At the old utuml , 1107 1'urnain fit , Ordwrs by
telegraph oollcltcd nnd promptly attcniloJ.
Telephone to No. ' 1.
TYIER DESK GO.
ST.LOUIS , MO.U.S.A.
FINE OFFICE DESKS
BANK COUNTERS , COURT
BOUBE FUKH1TDEE ,
_ _ ' TAB1EB , CHAIUS , &c.
100 ttgt Illuitrated CaUlofiic Free. FotUge 7U ,
0
. IL.l-AI.MEn. Jf , IMIICHklA.V. .1. U. lll.ANCHAKU
PALMER , RICHMAN & CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
f.ORIMERWESTERFIELDifc
Live Stock Commission ,
Room 16 , Exchange Ilulldlnjf , Union Block Yard" ,
bouth Ocuulia , Nub.
'
UNION STOCM YARDS CO. , "
Of Omaha , Limited ,
.Uosi , EttccrlBtcadctt.
m
Asrlciiiuir < ii implements.
" "
CHUKOHILL PARKEH ,
DealeriiiAgricnltDrallmpleinpnts.toiis
. ,
nnil IlncRlc JciH" Street , bctKfcnSlti nO
lull , OmHli
lNINQER &
AgricnltiiralIfflploinGntsfa ) onsCarriaECi ) (
HiiEBlcs. Ktc. Wtiolomlc. OniMmXptri\ .
P A RUN . "ORE N DoTTF TlM A RTIN. "
Wliolcinl Deitlorii In
Apicnltnra ) Implements , Wagons & Buggies
_ Ml , KO , K1S ( ind CV , Jonci Slfcot , Omaha.
P. P7MAST&COM
Mannfactnrcrs of Buckeye Drills ,
CultltAture , ll j Ilnkp . Clilcr Mllb niul l.\ibnn I'ul'
vtltcrt , Cor 14th anil NlrhnmiMrrvli.
WINONA IMPLEMENT CO.
Wholrtnlf
AgricQlturallmiilenieiits.Vagoiis&Biiggies .
OMAHA HUANCIf.
J. F. SEIQERLING .t CO. ,
Akron , Ohio.
Harvesting Macliiucry and Binder Twine ,
W. K. Mi-nd , Mnnvor. 151,1 l.csTenworth si Omnlm.
MOLlNE.MlLBURN"&STODDARbOo
Wagons , Buggies , Rates , Plows Etc ,
Cor. Mil ( mil I'sclllc itrcctc , Omnlm , Nob.
Artists' Mntorlnls.
A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
15P IVnu'ln i-tri'i'l. OinMm. X
_ Uookaollora nntl Stationers.
* "
H. M. & s. w. JONES" ,
Siiccojsorsto A. T. Kvnjron A Co. , WhoU-s'vIo A Ilotatl
Bookseller , ? and Stationers ,
HDC WoiltlltiR Stu'U'hor > , ( ' ( iiniMcivlnl Stnllonorj
< &n DmiiCini Strt'ut. Uinnlin. Neb.
Boots and Shoe * . _ , _ .
KIRKENDALL. JONES fit. CO. ,
l ui'Ct'snorn to Held. Jont's A Co. )
Wliolesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
Aki'iiUlur llontnn llul > Uur Midi' Co. 1KB , I1UX1UN
llnrncj it. , Umaha. Ncbrankn.
W. V. MORSE \ CO.7
Jokers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101,11'J5-1IU > Uouulnt HI . Omnlm Maiuiluctorj.Suni.
tuor St. . lit alon.
J. J. JO/fA'SO.V .t CO. ,
Manufacturers of Lime
, , ,
Anil "hlppi'ri "l l i > ul. iVuiK , ( Vnifiii , I'mMIT. I.lmc
Itruln Tlio nnil frcncr 1'lpi' . Olltcc. 3H ! ? . Htli
hi. , Uninlin , Neb. Tuk'pliono ' S1U
Dry Cooda ana Notions.
M. E"SMITH i cb' . "
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
ll'J2and 1101 Doiiglns , Cor. lltli ? t.Oinnli . Neb.
KnTp A T"R Tck - K 6 c ff DRY'G ob 6s Bo
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoodsNotions ,
Cents' Kurulshlns Oon.u. < 'orncr lllh and llaJocy
Ste..OmahA. Nrbrafikn.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. . " '
Shimiers of Coal and Co'a
211 [ South l"lli Ft. . Omaha. N'cli.
Furniture-
" ' " '
DEWEY i'STON E ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
1'urn.iui Street. Om.ih.i. Ncbrnika.
Coffooo , Sploes , Etc.
CLARKE COFFEE CO. "
Omnlm L'olTec nnd hplcu Mill * .
Teas. Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
'Invorliic l itrncts , Lnundry llluc. Inks. Ktc. HH-
14111 llnniav Slroct. OnuihH. Nebraska.
Crockery and Glacswaro.
" " "
W. L. WRIGHTl"
Agent for the MM , > ! faeU'rsS < nU Inipiii T > ior
Crockery , Gl&sswarc & , Lamps , CWnine'ys
Ktc onlcc.il7 : S. nth fit. , Omntm , Nuliraufcn.
PERKINS , CATCH &
Imuorlur and Jobbers of
CrccXery , Glassware , Lames , Sijyerware
Etc. 1511 Fcr ic St. . KOT1'ai'lon Dulldlng.
Commission and 3torogo- _ _
" ' "
"RIDDELL & RIDDELL.
Storage and Comrifission Merchants ,
S-peclnitlc * I'-iHnr. ir ri" > " 'o r"-'llrjr , ( 'ami' .
112 Ilownnl Street , Oinalm.
CEO. SCHROECER & CO. ,
gucceisoM to MrSlmiio 4 Sobrocilcr. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omnlm , Nebraska.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS.
Wlioleealo
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision
Merchant. Correspondence aollclloil. 1011 North ICth
tjtruet , Umahu , Neb.
Coal , Cotp ] ar d Llmo-
OMAHA CO ALT COKE & "LlKlE GO ?
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
200 SouUi 13tli Street , Omnlm , Ncbratka.
CHARLES SH1VERICK ,
Furniture
Omnlm. Nebraska.
Crocorlos.
P"A XT O N ? C A L L A G H E R cb"
Wholesale Groceries and Proyisions ,
TO. TO. TOO and 711 S. 10th St. , Oiuiilm , Neb.
McCORD. BRADY If CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
> ( h and I.cnvonuorlli Rlre ti > , Omulin , Nubrnska ,
_ Hardware. _
M A R I < S""B R O S7 S A D OLE RY C O ? "
WlioU'siilu .Mttniifnctururii uf
Saddlery & Jobbers of Saddlery Hardware
And I.e.ithcr. IIOJ , Ua' . nn.l IK ) ' llurcctit.Umuhii. .
Nebraska.
Hooyy
" ' " " "
"w. jT'sROATC ; : ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Spring ! , W KOII Hlock , llunlwnro , I.uiulier , Ktc.
uud 1211 llurncy Xtract , Omalm.
HIMEBA c-l "to TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' Tools and liuITalo Bcnlce. 11 > Douelai
Htroet , Oiuuliu. Nebruukit.
RECTOR. WILHELMY & CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
Ctli and TIarnor 8t . , OnmLa , Neb. Weiti rn Agenti
for Auitln rowderCo. , Jenerjun fclcol Nullr ,
t'ttlrbanki Htundk
LEE , CLAR'KE. A'NDnEESEN HARD
WARE COMPANY ,
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate.
Metals , 8h et Iron , etc. Agents for Howe BculcH ,
Miami l'o\ulor undl.ymnn lliubeil "ivire ,
Uuiulia , Mubrnako.
, _ Hate , Caps , Eto.
' ' " * "
w. L.'PA'RROTTE" & co.T
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
1107 LUr/ityStrctUOmatm. Neb.
LUMBEH CO. .
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
_ 16U Street nnd Union I'acinc Track , Om\ :
LOuTs BRADFORD ,
Dealer In Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Oournitc. : YirJi-rVirnBr 7tb and Uoiuiln : Coinci
UtuaudlliiuUi
LUMBER ,
C. N. DIETZ7
Dealer in All Kils of Lnmtor ,
lain iiml California SlrocU.Omnlia , Xcbnutn.
KHED W. UHAV ,
C'orncrf.ihnml
T.VV. HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only ,
OfflfO.IKnrnrnum Street Otunhit.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Elc ,
hito
CHAS. R. LEE.
Dealer in Hardwooil Lumber , ,
Wooil rurrvt * nnil r rnnet Vluorlinr Mh unit Don * ! * "
Mllllnory nnd Notions ,
I. OBERFELDEn * .t CoTT
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
3M. sin unit 512 South IKIiMroot .
_ Overalls.
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CAN'FIELD MANUFACTURING co
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jcnns I'nutJ , SMiti , KI.IKUnml Hut Douglai Street ,
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Noti'ons.
J. T.
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
4 SI niiit Wijkmli lOlhSI .Oirmhv
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CONSOLI'DATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholsalc Refined and Lubricating ; Oils ,
Alia Promo. Ktr. , Qmalm. A II IHriin
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER.
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Good ? ,
llUJlliirm-r Street O-unhn
Office Fixtures.
TIM : MMMONIW M.lN'lM'AfTUIUKa CO. >
Mnnuf.\ctur < V4 ot '
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures , )
JtMitlov Slilflionr.lv lloo ! : C.ISPV Drug nxturca.Wnll
I'niiM , I'nitiiinii * . HallliiKS , Ooiinti'rn , llocrand > Jne
rii.li > r . Miri < ir".olc' . rurtnrj' am' nilleo , inUnndJWl
boutli litli 81. , Omiilui , Tuloplumo lll\ .
Points and Oils.
YJUMMINGS & . NEILSON ,
\VholoMilo Dealers In '
Paints , Oils , Window Bias-Etc/ ,
1118 Fanmm Street. Onmhn , Neb. x ,
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CARPENTER PXPER CO. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers , 5
Carry n nloa Mock of I'rlnllnc , Wrapping and Wrttlni
lnsr. : Hpt'clul nttcntlon rmm to cur load order * .
Papqr Boxps. ' _ _ _ ' H
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factor ? .
' 09. Ill" nnJ Ul'J DouijUia M. , Oiunlui , Ncto.
_ Soods.
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PHIL-rSTIMMEL CO.7
Wliolesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
Oil mid I'll ' Jonui s-trci.1. Oniiiliu.
Storngo , Forwarding & , _ Commission
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ARMSTRONG.'PETTIS & CO. .
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
UrnncU UutiBoiil tht'.tlumicr llncpy Co. luKKlc > Bl
wholcaalo end rctull , LKH rllOunil I'll ! Iiord tftrcct ,
Ouialia. Tclciiliono No. "SO.
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1521 North ElgthtoentU Street , Omnlia , Kcb.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Mannfactiire Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
John Hpencter. I'mprlntur. Id ) Doilco nud 103 and 101
North IWu fctrcut , Ooiulia.
Prlntora' Materials.
WESTERN N EWSPAPER"
Auxiliary Publishers ,
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Rubber Cooda.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Kaniifacturcrs and Dealers in Rnlilier Goiids
311 Clotlilnc and lA'fttticr llcllluj. 1UU3 fitrnnui Blreet.
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M. A. DISBROV/ CO. . ' JT
' .Vliolesalu Mann. .cturcrs of >
Sasti. Doors , Blinds and Mouldings , '
llrnnch Ufllco , IZthand limit Htrcela.Omalin , Neb.
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO , ' " .
aiannfacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
V lildliiKS.StulrWork nnil Interior Hnril Wooililii
dii. ti. K. Corner Mil and l.cuveun urlh Street4 ,
Umalin , Neu , "
pi Flttlnge , Pumps , Etc. ,
A. Lr"STRANG CO. . T *
Pumps , Pices and Engines , '
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CKUHCHILL PUMP CO. , '
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fillings/ /
ilenm ana Wutcr flnpiilloa. TTpnitqunrtvri for Jlait.
U. a. WIND ENGINE K PUMP C < . ,
Stopni and Water Supplies , <
' /ft" War Wind. Mills. 013 nn-J DM Pnrnniu Bt. , Omaha.
_ - Ho3j , AcilnK Mummer.
BROWNELL & c57i > '
engines , Boilers aud General Machinery ,
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Iron Works ,
STEAM BOILER WORKS. )
Carter ti son , I'rup'n. Miuinfacturcrs of ull klncj
Steam Boilers , Tanto and Sheet Iron WorK
_ Works Puuth 20tli und II. K. M. Cromlntf. _
I'AXTO.V A VlKltl.ING 1IIO.V WOItf < .
Wronglit and Cast Iron Building WorK ,
. , IlraBs Work , General Koundry.Maohlne und
UlucVtmltU Work , oillie und Wurka , Ui I' . Ity ,
_ and 17tU Blrect , Omnlm. _
OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS ;
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
C'.VIAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS ,
Man'frsofFire ' & Burglar Propf Safes
Voultn. Jull Work , Iron und Wlru Punchier , Klitm. KlO.
U. AuJyeun. 1'iou'r , t ur , lltb und JucUon bt ,
CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WOHKS \ \
Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Gnait : j
Bud Rcrpcni , forbank * . offlroi. lofo . rcilitence * , ot , VJ
Imnrtivrd AwnlngH , iJickuraUli Miifhlnury uucl
Ulucktmlili Wort i , l iuutli ! Utli St.
MKAMIKIt TtTlwrj/OMwi "
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time Locks ,
Auuiilt lur lnuboM Hutu * 11 Iilk 1
V ult aaa Jail Worn.IW&lSia J.aut u