THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : : TUESDAY. MAY 7. 18S9.
THE CITY.
SamuolUergcr wno fined 850 and coats
yesterday for wlfo-bontlng.
The waterworks company calls for
bids for piilnllnp the engines nt Walnut
Ulll nnd Florence.
A warrant was Issued yesterday for
Iho arrest of Edward Sutton , charged
with assaulting George Meyer.
Owing to the death of Mrs. D. P.
'Winno of Now York the ofllco of > Iills ,
lilahkln & Co. will bo closed to-c'ay.
The bon.rd of public works yesterday
rrantod the Nebraska Gas Fuel com
pany permission to lay its irmlns upon
: ortaln streets.
Country Treasurer Bolln yesterday
turned over $ -1,000 to the treasurer of
South Omaha for mxcs collected for the
Magic City last month.
The A. O. II. band is making exten
sive preparations to colohrato the
seventh anniversary of its organization
on the 80th instant in a most appropri
ate manner.
Mr. H. D. Enos , of Kansas City ,
writes Chief Soavoy offering u reward
F for his sixteen-year-old son , Elmer , who
ran away from homo and is believed to
bo in Omaha.
The contractor whoso men have been
tplllingdlrt on the pavomontof Leaven-
worth street , lias boon notified of the
fact and the accumulations tire being
patlfurod up.
Prank Botiish , Fred Freeman and
Polo McDonald , who wore arrested two
weeks ago and lined for stealing brass
from the Union 1'acillo shops , are again
under arrest of ti similar character.
Gdrbagcmastor Goldsmith killed a
glandorcd cow yesterday at 20011 Pat
rick avenue. This is the second cow
found to bo ulllicted with that fllscaBO
in Omaha this season.
At 1:03 : p. in. the lire department wns
called to the store occupied by II. A. Kos-
tors , on Fourteenth nenr IJoilgo to ex-
ft tineuiRh n small ulnzc. The llro was caused
ftt by boiling oil running over nnd taking lire.
About fcW worth of damage wus done.
t George Thomas East was given a li
cense yesterday in the county court to
wed Christine Peterson. Their ro-
Bpoctivo ages are thirty-four and twen
ty-throe. Both are residents of Omaha.
Mr. E. R. Garoynski delivered a lec
ture before the Western Art associa
tion , at Liningor hull , last night ,
upon "French Art as Illustrated by
Copies. " Ilia lecture was an interest
ing one and thoroughly appreciated by
n largo audience.
A permit was issued yesterday to
Murphy , Wasoy & Co. for the construc
tion of a five-story warehouse and a
throe-story'furniture factory , at the in
tersection of Spaulding and the bolt
line , to cost $150,000. It is expected the
factory will bo completed and in opera-
lion by September 1.
Nettie Evorlov , who swore out a war
rant for French Em some time ago ,
charging her with being a n-ocuress ,
applied to the city authorities yester
day for aid to enable her to return to
Jior homo in Chicago. She wont to the
Open Door , pending action oy the au
thorities.
The city plumbing inspector has no
tified tho' waterworks company to re
pair the paving damaged by the burst
ing of the pipe recently on Farnaln
street , between Nineteenth and Twen
tieth. Also to repair the damage done
by them on Twenty-fourth street be
tween Douglas and Dodgo.
The Commercial National bank yes
terday Hied a warranty deed with the
recorder , transferring a portion of the
lot at the corner of Sixteenth and Far-
nam streets , facing on Sixteenth , to
Edgar M. Morsman. The consideration
was $43,600. The bank will occupy the
corner where the old city hall stood ,
and Morsman will bo on part of the lot
north of Sixteenth.
Personal 1'arajjraplis.
Mrs. Jonness Miller Is at the Millard.
Boss Stout , of Lincoln , Is sit the Millnrd.
Mark M. Coad , of Fromout , Is in the city.
Alderman McCarthy , .of Duburjuo , is at
the Poxton.
Mr. Albert T. Andrews , of Crete , was iu
the city yesterday.
T. 15. Fought and J. B. Merrltt , of Deadwood -
wood nro In the city.
W. A. Fisher , the Hod Oak caching house
proprietor Is in the city.
Hon. Thomas II. llenton , the state auditor ,
Lincoln , Is lit the Murray.
Miss Anna Hawkins nnd Mrs. F. H.
Smith , of Llucolu , Imvo been visiting In the
city.
city.Ed.
Ed. Goodman , formerly treasurer o > - the
Grand opera house , returned to-day from
Denver.
John A. Hall nnd II. M. Phillies , o'fflcers of
the Massachusetts Mutual lifo insurance
company , of Springfield , are hero for the
purpose of establishing au agency in this
.city.
John R. Brenson. of Rapid City , S. D. ,
proprietor of the llncst hotel in the now
state , a prominent republican politician , and
a man whoso Omaha friends are unnumbered ,
is In the city ,
Charles Norton , passenger conductor on
the Fremont , Elkhorn ft Missouri Vnlloy
railroad , mot with n nnluful nccidont Sunday
in the hotel barber shop , whllo taking a batti
ho was trying to close n .transom when ho
slipped and fell , breaking one of bis ribs.
Prcpnrlnu Kor Memorial Day.
The llnnnce committee of the Gram ]
Army , which was recently appointed to col
lect funds for the observance of Memorial
day , will commence Its work to-day. The
committee- will expect small donations from
busl ness men to the extent of $500.
A rjlliarul Kcwnrd.
S. Boronsoii , who lives at the corner ol
Twotity-sovouth nnd Loavenworth , lost $175
on Capitol iwenuo yesterday afternoon. It
wus found by Hans Christiansen and re
turned to the owner , who , la a burst ol
Brntltudo , gave the llnder fJ ,
llnvoo of ihn AVI nil.
The heavy wind yesterday got in Itn work
rather viciously nt sovor.il points about
town , Ono of the most destructive Inci-
flouts occurred at J. H. Spollmtm's gas
fitting establishment , 12UJ Douglas at root. A
strong glint struck ODD of the largo pinto
glass windows In front and smashed it Into
atoms.
Triad to "Whip tlio Inl'ormor.
D. A. Blair wus nrrcstcd yesterday ,
charged with tolling liquor on Sunday , ni
his miloon , on Third and Pine streets , Ho
BIWO bonds for his appcarunco for trial to *
morrow , and then wont out to whip Informer
Vnugtinn , who niado the complaint against
him , Yuughan was a sue too largo to bo
Whipped and Hlalr was run In for assault ,
Ills cuso will bo heard by Judge Borkuto.
dny. _
Sued For n Gambling tntt *
An interesting gambling case was tried
yesterday afternoon before Justice Head. It
was a suit brought by Joshua O. Fuller
centrist Charles Clilldes to recover t120. The
latter , it Is claimed , is quite wealthy and
borrowed that amount in polccr chips fem
Fuller , who ran a "quiet gamo" la a room in
the Murray hotel. The money was lost nnd
Chlldos refused to pny It. Of course UIQ
case wns decided against Fuller , as the Jus
tice hold that it was a glrnpln pivrntltloii of
law that no ono could rocovoron Huoli a Rtinio
of chance. The plaintiff nnd his counsel un
derstoud this , and It U said they only brought
the suit to plvo Chlldcs publicity , Au an.
pca\ will bo taken to a higher court in ardor
to nlvo It moro notoriety. In the meantime
it la thought that tbo defendant will wunt to
oouprguilee.
Pozonl's Complexion Powder produces
n soft and beautiful skin ; it combines
Vyory element oj beauty nd purity.
noon is AMI Tin ; COMMISSIONJGUS
The Question of IKtotcp , Fees nnd
HerpliiR of tlio JlocortlH.
County Clerk Uocho Is allowing by facts
nnd figures In his ofllco that the attack tnado
upon h'ltn last Saturday by Commissioner
Anderson wns not only uncalled for but cal
culated to Injure Ins chances for rc-clcctlon.
Pho alleged exposure of crookedness catno
out through what was supposed to bo n dis
covery of excessive or double pny for two
records mndo by Gibson , Miller & Hich-
nrdson , nnd the warrant called for pny for
> oth. That discrepancy wns fully ex-
> lalncd and satisfactorily disposed of by Mr.
3lbson In his letter published Sunday
morning. The mistake mutlo there docs not
rest with neither can It bo charged to Mr.
toclio. When warrants are handed In ,
10 simply records nnd turns them over to
ho clerk of the board , whoso duty It it to
check up nnd compare thorn with the appro
priation sheet. Therefore , the latter Is the
nan who should Imvo detected the mistake.
This , however , Is not the only nor real
chnrgo against Mr , licho's onlchtl acts
which prompted Anderson to inaugurate n
light on him , Ono of the city paper * printed
Rtntcincnts , presumably us coming from An-
lerson , that the county clerk has been in the
mint of entering tecs In his cash books ,
without Indicating the fuel In n column for
that purpose , nnd as the law rcnulrcs ,
"from whom received. " Hut this charge
is unfounded. ' Every Item Is put
down with the name of thn person
[ inylng , for whnt purpose the payment Is
undo nnd the time of dny nt which the
transaction occurs.
The only tiolnt raised , or that Is now
under controversy , hnsrofercnco to n system
that has always been practiced , not only by
the county clerk but , by the register of deeds
as well , that of catering fees received from
notaries public , which , In all cases are
twenty-five cents "one certificate. " It Is
claimed now , that the immo of the person
should ho taken : md put down Instead of the
word "certificate. "
County Auditor Evans has checked up
Hocho's quarterly report , and says ho finds
It correct to n cent , but Intimates that there
nro certain things yet to coino out that will
surprise somebody.
It wns subsequently learned that the com
missioners will , when the time comes , bo
nblo to provo by nt least two parties that
Hocho charged them 51.23 , Instead of U3
cents , for certificates. Mr. Rocho denies
that ho has collected moro from any one
than the law allows. After disposing of
Uoqjio the commissioners will go for Jeff
Mcgcath , who , It is said , is also following
this old precedent.
Mr. Hoc.hc , it Is claimed , has certainly
kept the neatest , most systematic and com
plete set of books that has ever been kept In
the county clerk's ofllco. Among other
things , ho has n record of tax recapitulation ,
which shows the value of every assessable
article , by wards and precincts , In so
concise a form thnt nnyono seeking
information may obtain It instantly. Ho says
that the entries in this work , last year , ex
ceeded those of the previous year by 25,000 ;
also , that the expense attached to recording
them wns $450 less than that of year ago.
"Tho great steal , " said Mr. Hoche ,
"charged against mo was on a book for chat-
tie mortgage flics , which I had ordered mndo.
John Edwards wanted such a book. There
wns ono in the ollico numbered eight.
Ho asked mo for It , at .tho
same time telling me to Imvo
another made nnd charged to him. The no
commodntion wns extended. I ordered another -
ether book. It was made nnd delivered to
him , but instead of being marked S , had his
natno printed on the cover and was desig
nated by the letter 'A. ' "
Mr. Mcgcath says thnt notary puollc foes
can be entered with the parties' name , but
the labor would cost moro than the income.
Hocho's" receipts from tills source for the
last quarter amounted to u total of 17. 75.
Anderson is now trying to make it appear
that the county has boon swindled out of
two such books as the ono mentioned nbovo.
Ho has discovered that Slowman purchased
the other , and had some of the board nt
Slowman's ofllco about noon showing it to
them. Edwards paid $ Tt for No. 8 , but. ac
cording to Mr. Anderson's statement Slow-
man's , which was turned over , alreadv
written up cost him $60. Hocho admits the
sale to Slowman , but the latter paid only $40 ,
and except the cost of the blank book $12 ,
the extra went to clerks who wrote It up for
him. Both books , however , have been ro-
placcd , and were paid for with the proceeds
derived from the others. "And I am the
man , " exclaimed Anderson , "that the news
papers have been pounding , "
Hurrah l-'or Rlnnnwn !
Be sure and attend the grand open
ing , to-day , of Hotel do Manawa.
AMUSEMENTS FOR TI1K1VBEK.
Tuesday Nat Goodwin , in Turned Up ,
and Lend Me F
GIIISI ) Ol'KlU HOUSE.
Friday War Song concert.
Saturday Afternoon War Song concert.
Saturday Night War Sotig concert.
KlICX MUSEC.
Every Afternoon nnd Night Eaton &
Farrcll's Georgia minstrels and un enter-
tamlutj variety programme.
Bogus Milk Inspection.
"The. recent lining of the men In the police
court for the selling of milk reclpos , " said a
physician yesterday , "shows what a farce
the present system of milk Inspection In this
city has proved to be. Notwithstanding the
fact that wo have two milk inspectors , It has
been shown that this worthless millt has
been sold by from thirty to forty
dealers , not ono 'of whom has
been detected or arrested by
the city Inspectors. This fact
proves conclusively that the system of milk
inspection Is n fraud and the Roonor it Is
abolished nnd a moro metropolitan plan sub
stituted , the better It will bo for the welfare
of our community. Some tlmo ngo , it was
thought the council would take action in this
respect , but It was found that members wcro
too much Interested In politics to pay any
attention to the health of the community. As
n consequence , our people have been
living upon disenscd and spurious
milk. "It is high tlmo to find out whether 01
not there are some humane member * of the
city council who will takothls ( subject under
consideration nnd place the inspection of milk
in the Imndii of competent people , nnd at tha
name tlmo perfect the system which the
board of health should long since Imvo given
confederation to. "
All There ! Everybody ! !
ComotoLako Manawa to-day. The
finest of everything. All the attrac
tions of this popular resort. Elegant
ball and magnificent banquet in the
evening.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tills powder never varies. A marvel of purity
tronjtfU nud wholwomeuow. Mora economical
than'.Up ordinary ilnda. anW cannot ba sold In
competition with tha wultltudei of low coit ,
Uortwclflit alum or phoipnate nnwilgrn. KoK
CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE ,
Something of Interest to Close Buyers. Look in our Show Windows ancj
see the Samples. . Special'Bargain Sale of Men's Cheviot and
Cassimere Suits ,
We will offer oa Tuesday , May 7th , 500 suits of Men's Cheviot and CassSmcre Suits at the astonishing low price of $10.00. These are suits which
have been manufactured to sell for $15 and $18 , but we are overstocked on them and have decided to make a grand clearance sale of several styles in
cluding such well known makes as the Sawyer goods that are sold by Jobbers for more money than we retail them for. As to quality of goods
and character of trimmings and making , we can only say that they are in harmony with all goods that are sold at at the Continental. In all * sizes , 34 to
44. Samples of the cloth or sample suits sentto * any address free of charge.
THE LARGEST STOCK ,
The public cannot attach too much importance to these two facts. A large stock is always necessary to a large business and a large business
can only be built up on a low price basis. Oursuccess is based on tlicse facts. In proof of this statement , we will show in the Boys' Department this
week , a line of 250 Boys' Short Pant Suits , in two popular shades of mixed cheviots , strictly all wool and the most popular styles we have shown this
season. Thoroughly well made and trimmings unequalled , at the popular price of § 4.50 per suit. Ages 4 to 14. The goods cannot be duplicated and
buyers will do well to make an early selection.
BOYS' THREE-PIECE SUITS , SHORT PANTS.
We will offer 50 suits of the above style in a choice mixed Cassimere goods ( always sold in our stock for $9 and $ ro , ) at the extraordinary low
price of $7.00 , coat , vest and knee pant.
We carry a full line of Three Piece Suits and will offer this special line at $7.00 , knowing that it is one of the best values we have ever offered.
Sizes 10 to 16 years.
We will send packages containing suits of clothing , furnishingr goods , cloths and woolens of all kinds kept in our establishment , to any address in Nebraska , lown ,
Kansas , Dakota , Colorado or Wyoming , C. O. D.'giving buyers the privilege of examining goods before pay ! ng for them. By this arrangement people living In distant
towns can obtain every advantage of seeing any article of merchandise in ourstock at their own towns , examining the same before paying for them , and if not perfect
ly satisfactory , returning goods to us at our expense. Money for all amounts exceeding $1O may bo returned at our expense.
Try this arrangement. For years we have sent goods all over the United States in this manner by
express with the most satisfactory results. You take no risks. Examine the goods , and return them
at our expense if they do not please you.
Corner isth and Douglas Streets. Omaha. Neb.
OMAHA , BOSTON , NEW YORK , DES MOINES.
Largest Clothing House West of the Mississippi River , .
DRS. BETTS & BETTS
1103 FAUNAM STUUF.T , OMAHA , NKB.
( Opposite Ptixton Hotol.j
Office hours , 0 a. m. to 8p. m. Sundays , 10 a.
m. to 1 p. m.
.Specialists In Chronic , Nervous , Skin and
Dlood Discuses.
CXrConsultatlon nt office or by mall free.
Medicines sent by mall or express , hocurnly
pactod. free from observation. Guarantees to
cure quickly , safelv and permanently.
HTJDufinC ! THJTJTIin.VSpormatorrhoMi , semi-
FIlJuYUUu IJJjDlljlll nal I.ossos.NlghtKmia-
ilona Physical Decay , arising from Indiscre
tion , Excess or Indulgence , producing Sleep-
IcBsncHS , Despondency , Hmples on the face ,
aversion to society , easily discouraged , lack of
conlldence , dull , unlit for study or busmesiwil
Dnds life ft burden , safely , permanently nnd
privately cured. Consult lira. Belts U lletts ,
)3 ) Karuam St. , Omaha , Net ) .
Blood anil Skin Diseases s
results , completely eradicated without the aid
of Mnrcurv. Scrofula. Kryslpolas , Kevcr Sores ,
lilotches , Ulcers , 1'alns In the Head ami Hones ,
Syphilitic Sore Throat. Mouth and Tongue , Ca-
t.irrh. &c. , permanently cured wlicru others
have failed. , , , _ ,
tfirfnnu TTrinouTT and Bladder Complaints ,
KIQIICY , urinary winim. uim < mit , u fro.
ciuent HurnliiK or Bloody Urine. Urlue hiKU col
nred or with milky sediment on standing ,
Weak Back , fionuorrhrua , Uleot , Cystitis. Ac. ,
Promptly andSafely Cured , Charges Keasona-
STRICTURE ! .
inoval complete , without cutting , cau&vtc or
dilatation. Cures eltccted at home bv patient
without a moments pain or annovanco.
To YOIM Men ani Miuflle-Apfl Men ,
D T1'8 awful etlccU ot early
Cl Vice , which urlnps organic
eying both mind and bodv , with
lls , permanently cured.
! DDTTO Adresi tnoso wno nave Impaired
i DM10 themselves by Improper indul
gences nnd solitary hablti , which ruin both
body and mind , unllttlng them for business ,
slimy or marriage.
M AiutiKii MB * , or those enter ng on that Imp-
Py life , aware of physical debility , quickly as
i""ea
OUR SUCCESS
Is based upon facts. First Practical Expe
rience. Second Kvery case Is especially studied ,
thus starting aright. Third Medicines are pre
pared In our laboratory exactly to suit each
case , thus affecting cures without in jury. >
fW.Sem ! 0 cents postage for celebrated works
on Chronic , Nervou and Delia ate Diseases.
Thousands cured. tWA friendly letter or call
may save you future sutrerlneand shame , and
ndil golden years to life. tv No letters an
swered unless accompanied by i cents in stamps.
BTig & JJE
1108 Karnatu Brtnet , Omaha , N b.
OHATEl'UL-COMFOHTINU
Epps's Cocoa.
HUEAKFAST.
"Ilr a tlioroiuli knuwleilice of the natural lawi
wblcliuoTum llio opuralloni of ctuoillon and nutrl
tlun , mill by u careful up intention of the duo urupar
lien of wolfilecltHtiocoi : . Mr. Ki > pi has provided our
trenkfun uiblu * with a aellcutalr flavored buvera.'O
wlilcUnmr lave u uanjr liearr doctor * ' bllli. It It
by the Jiullcluun usu of lucli article * of diet tliat a
conitltutlun may be itra'lually built un until etrons
enough to reiUt orery teniluiicy to OUo.no. Hun
dred of lubtla mulnilici are nuaunit arouml ui really
lo attack nlierovvrtueroii a weak point. We may
ocapu many a fatal tlmfl by keepltiK uur elv well
forlincdwltu purublooJ and a properly nourliued
Iratuo. " Civil Herrlcj ( laiettc.
Made liuply wltd bolllnit water or milk. Sold only
In half pound tint by ( Sroccri lalieleJ tbufl
JAMES EPPS & co. . " "
I say , llrown. old boy , Imvo you seen this
advertisement of Burlng nnd Summer
Suits ? iiet us go around to-ni orrow , and
have a look at them. Smith had one of
their i ? " > suits last fall , und It was as good
u nt and style as any > 0 custom made.
I3FH& DODGE STL , OMAHA. NEB.
jrOU TUB TEE1TUE.NV Ol' ALI ,
' APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES.
NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. '
Board & AtUndnnce. JBtit Accommodation ! In "Weit.
03" WRITE 70E mHOTILAJUJon DeformiUei nl
gracci , Truitei , OlubTtct , Curviturei of Bplne , Fllti ,
Tumori. ronchltli , bhali
DISEASES OF WOMEN & . . . . .
HK IliTI HTULT AHIinilLTUa.IHDEPinTJlXM'lOB
WOUH ncuuacoiiruMi.iiT. ( STRICTLY > HIVATE. )
Only EeliabU lleiUc * ! Imititute maldoc a Speclilty of
PRIVATE DISEASES
All lllood DUtuei iiwrM > rDll7 Irt.led. STpklllllo 1'olioa
rimorcd from the IJII.MI wlllioul mejcurj. K n llMlorillt *
Trf.l.ml f.r to. , i t YIT.ll. ron KK. r.rllti tn H. 1. 1 lilt
t > uujb lr l.4 t bcm.br eorre.H > ndtDce. All tcniDiuDlei-
llooicoBdadjllil. K.dlcln icrlo romtou eiill'rtnillorti.
pr f rr.d. C cooiult ui or.f ni
- -
Hit ; Uletlma v.rlcocele , with quntloo lilt. " Attitu '
01CAUA MEDIOAZi fe BUBOIOAI. INSTITUTE ,
IStb and Dodge BtrieU , 00AHA , NEB.
VASSAR COLLEGE ,
KXAMINATJO.N3 for admUilon to VAUHAU CO I.
M'.OEwlllUi held In tills cltjr during tbe lint week
of Jnne. Apl'llcanli for oxaoiloittloii ttiould tiollf
el'nideut Ddoro MAVUtU.
NO CREDIT ?
\ No Loss {
J
?
I But you OAN'T do tailoring
f without giving credit. f
jr C.in't we ? Well , if we nin't |
V doing the biggest tailoring busiv
? ness in. these United States we'll V
9 present you with clothes so long f
fas you live.
| M Our Levers for . lifting this big I
J business are :
a Absence of credit and loss
Plenty of goods from ine-
Q ( lium to fine
f Broadgauge tailoring of the
f right sort
A Hosts of increasing custom-
A ers
Yon join the . ranks o good
| dressers marching to nnd frcm
I Nicoll's.
A Suits made to order , § 20 525
A and § 30 , that will cost you
0 double elsewhere.
COME DAY OR EVENING.
1409 Douglas street , Omaha
'A ' Half Thousand Trouserings
MADE TO MEASURE ,
$5 to $10 $ , 4
DRINK
HIRES' ROOT BEER
Xlio I'liroat nnil nose Drink in tlio
World. Appetizing , Dellulouu ,
Sparklliiif.
A I'ackoga ( llqultl ) 2Jo , mnkcs tire gnllons.
EVKHY nor'HjK GUAKANTUIUU.
NOTllOtllll.r , EAblLf MADK.
No liolllnx or ctrulnlns ; . Directions ilmple. nnd If
nmile nccordlnvlr there ran be no mutuku.
Ask your UruKKl't < > r IJrortr for It. mill Uku iiu utlicr.
' .
tcullmt jfougetlllHKS'
Try it nnd you Will Not l > o Without it.
TIIK OMY
0. K. IllltHri. I'll
TrE.CII.PIN ,
FIRE INSURANCE BROKER ,
Xloosu 03 Ynidora'
CHICAGO.
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moKAG lBentiO-lapetie BeltsJl
Tito Grandest Triumph of Electric Science Sci-
„ , . . . enllfically Made and Practically Applied-
. StlcntiHe ,
HcdlStg.OISEASE CURED WITHODT MEDICINES
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It tie belt 111 m - nerd. Kltclrieitu liittantlu l\lit Can bo nppllod to any part uf tlin body , |
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DR. W. J. HOFJfJE , Inventor , (91 ( Wabash Avenue , Chica ?
Steam and Hot Water Heating and Ventilating
Apparatus and Supplies.
Engines , Boilers , Steam Pumps , Etc.
GWIN & DUNMIRE ,
Successors to J. .1. Ilardai ) ,
SportingGoodsHeadquarters
1O1 S , 13th St. , Corner" Dodfjo Street , Omaha.
Guns , Ammunition , Fishing- Tackle , Lawn Tennis , Base Ball ,
GeriortU Athletic and Sporting floods. All kinds of repairs.
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HIMEBAUGH & : TAYLOR
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FRAMES , SHEET MUSIC.
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