THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : .MONDAY , MAY 13 1889
CAN A MAN EARN A MILLION ?
An Intoroatlnff Discussion of a Great
Social Problem.
If Artntn Unit Delved Until This Tlmo
Ho Wouldn't Tnko Ilnnk With
tlio Plutocrats of tlio
United Btntcs.
How Million * Arc Mndc.
W. D. Rodlngton of Sidney N. Y. , dis
cusses the question "Can n mnn earn n
million ? " in the following letter nd-
drcssod to the Editor ot the Journal of
United Labor :
History shows that men Imvo started
poor in free America , the homo of the
oppressed , nnd at the ngo of 40 years
been nulo to enumerate their wealth not
only by the million , but by many times a
million. Thcso men have , no doubt Ic-
gnlly accumulated their enormous
wealth so far as legality is con furred by
the laws of our country , but not
lionoBtly.
The Loulsann lottery schema has boon
declared Illegal by the laws of most of
the other States ; yet , by a careful study
of the workings of this scheme , wo only
find the true methods by which men are
suddenly thrust into possession of fabu
lous riches , viz , : speculation. If ten
boys , with ten marbles each , go out to
play that most innocent of boyhood's
games , and ono boy , by either his
skill or good fortune , secures the 10
marbles from each of the other nlno , ho
has 100 marbles , and the others linvo
none. Are not the nine robbed that tlio
ono may Imvo their possessions ? In the
Bamo manner as the wealth of ono in
creases that of a proportionate number
decreases. No matter in what manlier
It IB gained , whether bv speculation nl
bonds , mortgages , lands or stocks ;
wether by interest , gambling , bets or
lotteries , it is the same. The condition
is not changed , thu method is altered.
Should a million dollars bo inherited , it
does not obliterate the fact that a mil
lion dollars cannot bo.honestly made in
one generation , nor ten , even though
each generation extend over a period of
100 years.
Could Adam have lived until the pres
ent day , and earned two dollars per day
for every day in the year , never spend
ing a cent for anything , his total earn
ings would not have amounted to as
much as the wealth of Warner Miller ,
Now York's Republican candidate for
Governor hist fall , whose wealth is esti
mated nt { 5,000,000 , and whose age docs
not much exceed half a century. And
yet , according to the laws of the Stuto
of Now York , and thu United States ,
Warner Miller has legally acquired his
wealth , and , us the world goes , is an
honest man.
Fifty years ngo there wore but few
millionaires in this country. To-tiny
they are so common that in a enumer
ation of the wealthy men of our land
only the names of those worth from live
16 ono hundred and ton millions were
considered worthy of mention.
How many long years of html unceas
ing toil , even at good wages ; how many
deprivations , how many heartaches to
obtain honestly the possession of a mill
ion dollars , /cw can realize , and no
toiler will over know , for time is ton
short for him over to reach thu goal.
Most worklngmmi and women have no
time to give the matter n thought , and
consequently dp not comprehend the
enormity of a million in round numbers.
To illustrate : Could a man have boon
born in the year ono , and at the present
time have reach oil the good old age of
1880 years , and have been able to have
labored untiringly and unceasingly
during the long period of his existence ,
not stopping on Sunday , Christinas ,
Now Year's , Washington's Birthday ,
St. Patrink'fi , Decoration. Fourth of
July , Labor or oven circus days , toiling
on , and on , like a muro machine , fur
nishing his own lubrication , 805 days in
nycar'for 1889 years , receiving as a
compensation for his labor the moat
liberal sum of $2 per day , or $7i0 ! per
year , and provided ho had remained a
bachelor all his life , never paying outn
cent for strawberries or ice cream for
hip girl , or a cent for the support of
himself or family ; suppose so great had
boon his economy , that his only cloth
ing had boon the ilglcaf of the Garden
of Kdon , his only shelter the blue vault
r of heaven , his only bed the green ver
dure of mother earth ; suppose ho had
never spent u cent for marbles , jackknives -
knives or gingerbread in his boyhood ;
for railroad stocks , church pews or lager
' "boor in his manhood ; or.for fast horses ,
steam yachts or Pullman palace cars in
his old ago ; supposing ho had to his
credit every cent ho had ever earned ,
without interest , ho would then have
the stupendous sum of $1,5178,070 , which
in these , , times would hardly furnish
him a seat in the Now York Stock Ex-
chnngo.
If it has been clearly shown that n
man living 1880 years , with all the ad
vantages enumerated , can acquire but
$1,878,070 , is it to bo wondered at that
the average mnn , whoso allotcd life
time is but seventy years , cannot
honestly become a millionaire1 ;
'Suppose the mun of our own time be
gins work at the ago of 14 years as a
wngo-oarncr ull per day receiving no
pay for Sunday work , ho would receive
83i3 per year. Supposing at the ago of
20 years ho was enabled as a railway lo
comotive engineer to earn $3.60 per day ,
every day , for the balance of his 70
years' lifutimq , ho would have earned at
tho.timo of his promotion $313. per year
for six years , which would aggregate a
sum of $1,878 ; during the next 50 years
he would earn $03b75 , which , added to
the 81,878 previously earned , would at
the ngo of 70 years place him In possess
ion of $ C.r ,7fj3. This sum would purchase
a scat in Congress , or enable him to
make a trip around the world if ho was
economical. Ho would in country places ,
bo considered well-to-do ; but not rich , as
the world now goes. This sum is all n
mnn can honestly earn in a lifetime
uudcr the most favorable conditions , and
still ho has not acquired the tenth part
of a single million , But huro Is another
realistic problem to bolve , which cannot
bo overlooked nnd which still further re
duces his chances of becoming worth
million. At the moment tie begins to
earn his own living ho becomes depend
ent upon his own resources. Wo have
soon that his yearly earnings for the
(1m six years are 8313 per ynar ; out ol
this ho must pay :
For 1 pnh-R of shoos ( It. of L. liibol ) . . $ 0 00
For suit of clotuos ( Sumlny ) , . , . 15 00
For suit of clotlios ( workday ) 6 00
For 2 Imts ( K. or L. label ) 500
For mulerwonr anil other necessities. , 12 CO
For board , 02 weeks itta , . , . . 160 00
Total ! $203 00
Lonyl'iR ' Inilnnuo. . . , , , . , , , , . , Ill 00
This for six years would net , $000. By
ho time he Is 20 years of ago ho sees a
chance of promotion to the rank of locomotive -
motive 'engineer ut highest possible
wngos , nnd at the same time assumes
the duties of a man of a family. In the
% duo course of time ho has a wife and
three children dependent upon him for
support. At $35.0 his ttunual income ,
should ho work every ono of the 305
days , would amount to $1,277.60. At
the least calculation he must expend
for-
Itcnt . . . * 5 00
Fuel . CO 00
I'rovlMom . SI" 00
ClothlnR . 110 00
Incidentals . v" . SO 00
Total . * M5 00
This would lonvo him tvbnlanco nt the
end of each year of $742.50. which multi
plied bv GO would produce $ ,17,145 , to
which may bo nddcd the $078 previously
earned , and ho would then , at the ngo of
70 voars , have a surplus of $37,823 to
maintain himself and family the remain
ing days of their natural lives , provid
ing there had been no sickness and no
otnor expenses than those enumerated ,
which would bo Impossible , and that ho
had received no Interest on his money
honestly earned and economically ox-
ponded. If ho had saved and laid by nt
: ompound interest & > 00 per year for 60
cars ho would then only bo worth
)145.000 ) , and only a few thousand more
ban one-tenth part of $1.000,000.
This statement , compared to that of a
man with a much larger family and
iiucli smaller income , is sulllcicnt to
llspol any hopes the latter might chor-
sh of over honestly becoming a man of
nillions.
To make ono millionaire requires the
ib-toluto pauperism of 161 men and their
nmilics , even on the basis of our
lighost estimate.
Pozonl's Complexion Powder produces
a soft and beautiful skin ; it combines
every clement of beauty and purity.
FRESCOED HIS FRIEND ,
Ami Gets Sitsil Kor the Joke , \Yhlch
May Cost Him $ li „ - ( ) ( ) .
Frederick Schultv. suns August Michele
o recover on damages sustained in a
novel way , says a St. Paul dispatcli to
the Now York World : Michel is pro-
> rioter of a St. Paul hostelry , at which
Schullz put up on the night of July 8
ast. Michel and Schult/ wore old-time
ricnds. Tlie mutual good-will had
lover boon disrupted in any way. After
.ho usual good-night Schultz wont into
iho room assigned him , crawled into
jed was soon alcop. Downstairs , where
Slichel was distributing linuids to his
customers at the bar , all was hilarity.
Michel , taking advantage of the frame
of mind his customers wore in , left the
jar in charge of an attendant , and , se
curing pots of red and black paint
'rom ' his woodshed , proceeded upstairs
, o the room occupied by Schultz , who
was fast asleep.
Removing the quilts from hisslcop-
ng guest. Michel painted his friend's
body from head to foot with spots , black
ind road alternately , in the most ap
proved Stoux Indian stylo. Schultz
vas smeared with paint and was unable
o defend himself.
Michel's work did not stop here. Ho
wanted a suitable wind-up ; so , opening
the door wide , invited the public to
come in and gaze at his handiwork.
Juito a cn5wd assembled in the frescoed
nan's room , and had more fun over the
matter than anybody. They laughed at
ind guyed Mr. Schultin a fiendish
nanner. as ho said. Finally they lot
lim enjoy his appearance alone. Then
10 went to work to rcinove the obnox-
ous substance from his body , which was
tot the work of a few minutes. By rea-
on of all the circumstances Schultz 1
claims that ho has been damaged to the
extent , of $2,500. Ho wants that amount
and ho wants it bad.
Hcceham'9 Pills uct like maRie on a weak
stomach.
Slntrclng Pics.
Our renders often see in the market
reports quotations of singeing pigs and
may have noticed that they always sell
higher than other grades , say the Iowa
Homestead. "Singers'1 form about 1
per cent of the receipts in Chicago and
are long , finebonedpigs , not very fat ,
but of choice quality and well bred ,
weighing from liiO to 200 iwunds. They
are usou to make choice cuts , Mich as
StalTord8hIrcsDlrminghamsand Wilko-
shires , for the foreign trndo. The hair ,
instead of being scalded off , is "singed"
by a machine made especially for the
purpose , which makes the moat firmer.
Those pigs come from Iowa , Missouri
and Nebraska , and always command a
premium over other grades. The de
mand for this grade of moat is another
evidence of the protest of the human
stomach against too much grease.
Cnnnot Spare tlio Tlmo.
Nelson II. linker , district attorney of
WestctiestcrCo. , Now York , writes :
I Imvo received ninny letters In rorerenco
to my testimonial , lately published , com-
moiutitiR AI.I.COCK'S Ponous PLASTRIIS.
1 cannot , ppnro tlio time to answer thorn In
writing , therefore would npnln sny , through
the press , thnt I Imvo round AU.COCK'S Pon-
ors PLASTKUS Invnlunbla as chest protectors
and shields agiitnst coughs and colds. Fur
thermore , I have found Ai.i.cocic's PLASTHIIS
uticiiunlcd for pains In side , back nnd chest.
Jlnmlliiii ; Olandcrod Morses.
Farmers do not realize Iho extreme
danger there is in handling a horse at
tacked with glanders , sayu the Montana
Live Stock Journal. It should never bo
done" without close fitting gloves on the
and gocgles or other glasses on the
eyes. The reason is thnt the discharge
from the nostrils of a glanderod horse
contain a spccillo poison which , should
it fall on any cut in the human llesh , era
a sere , or a tender and delicate surface
of the inner eyelids , is very likely to
reproduce the disease.
'Should you or any of your friends bo
troubled withaporsistantcough or cold ,
do not bo alarmed , as it can bo easily
and speedily cured. A fair trial of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will scon
satisfy you of the fact. No cold , how
ever so severe , can long withstand its
effect. It does not dry up a cold , but
loosens and relieves it. It loaves the
system in a natural and hen ! thy condi
tion. For'salo by all druggists.
The Care of
Gather daily , washing the soiled ones ,
nnd if to bo used within two or three
days , place them in a cool room. If you
wish to keep them longer than this , or
"sot" a lien with them , put them into
a basket , in which first place about two
inches of bran , packing them closely
with the largo end down , says the Ne
braska City Wyandotte Herald. The
philosophy is this : The air-cell in the
larger end of the egg enlarges when
the egg is laid away. If the butt end
is up , the evaporation of moisture ' is
grcalorand the pressure of air'through
the open pores at the on'd rapidly in
creases the size of the buoblo. If the
butt end is down , the weight of the
liquid contents pressing down on the
bubble hinders the entrance of air , al
lowing only a very slow and gradual
increase in the size of the air coll.
Sprinkle coal ashes on the iloors of
your poultry houscsthoy prevent damp
ness.
Mothers give Angostura Bitters to
their children to stop colic and loose
ness of the bowels. Dr. J. G. B. Siogert
& Sons , sole manufacturers. At all
druggists.
Fair white hands.
Bright clear complexion
Soft healthful sldn.
" PEARS'-Tto Great English Complexion SMP.-Sold EvBiynrtiere. "
For Sale lt\i \ Jlf. H. BLISS , Omaha , Nebraska. .
IMPORTERS JOBBERS
HARDWARE
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ttH4 ? i u 3 * ! J.1' ' ' t * * "s
' ; iT Sff&f&frtpi *
TIN PIATE FISHING
METAtS , TACKLE ,
HAILS , SPORTING
HOUSE GOODS ,
FURNISHING LAMPS ,
GOODS , GLASSWARE
18 , 20 , 22 , 24 , 26 , 28 , 30 AND 32 LAKE STREET , CHICAGO , ILL.
GWIN & DUNMIRE ,
Successors to J. J. Hardnn ,
SportingQoodsHeadquarters
1O1 S. 13th St. , Corner Dodge Street , Omaha.
Guns , Ammunition ? ! Fishing Tackle , Lawn Tennis , Base Ball ,
General Athldtia and Sporting goods. All kinds of repairs.
Send for Catalogue.
ETCHINGS , EMERSON ,
ENGRAVINGS , ' HALLET & DAVIS ,
ARTIST SUPPLIES , KIMBALL ,
MOULDINGS , * PIANOS AND ORGANS.
FRAMES , 'J * SHEET MUSIO.
1513 Danglas SL Omaha , Nebraska ,
Go's Clothing
We are not asking you to purchase from us , until you have compared the prices and quality
our goods with those of other dealers and convince yourselves that in dealing with us ,
you are saving money. This week we offer in
MEN'S FROCK
-Infancy stripe 1 cheviots. . . . " . ; ; at $ O 76
-A. trroy salt and popper Cheviot j , , ' „ at O OO
-A oinimmon brown molten cutaway ? ' . . * . at 14 60
- ollvo molten cutaway ' . , j } iAn i * at 14 60
-A sheep's ( jroy imported molten ? ? : at 17 00
A black and white chock cutaway . " ? ! . at 17 6
A blue V/ldo Wale ohovlot , not bound \a. \ . % at 17 60
An olotrant blue Wide Wale Cheviot ! | , . ( , at 20 00
Brown and black stripe imported "Irish frlozo" . . . . , / . . . ' . . . . .at 18 OO
f Brown mixed , erroy and slate , pmhoad casslinoro , at 1O 6O
PR ING OVERCOATS.
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In SPRING OVERCOATS we can offer an unsurpassed assortment
at exceedingly low prices.
All goocjs GUARANTEED to give entire satisfaction , and as repre
sented , or money refunded.
Mail orders solicited , and will receive our prompt attention.
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ARrlculturnl Implements. _
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VllVHCHlLL'l'A ItKKlt ,
DBalerhAgrlcnllniallDiDlcmcnts.faps .
Cxrltgot and bnrclf. Jnnco lrrrt , between Pth and
luili.
LP CO. .
Agricnlt1 Implements , Wagons , Carriages
llugglct.cto. Wholcjulc. Onmliit. Nebt K .
PAHLIN , OHEXDUltF , t MAliTlff CO.
\Vholc < nlo Dcnlcn ID
Agricultural Implements , WagonsS Bnggies
COl. im , tttl ami OT Jono trcot. Omnha.
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MOL1KU , MIUiUUlfA 81ODUA1W CO. ,
Manufacturer * iui < t jobberi In
Wagons , Buggies , Ra'ces , flow Etc ,
Cor. Wh and Pacltto street * , Omati * .
Artlota' Mntorlnln.
-I. 110SPJ1 , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 Douglas itrocV Omnha , Nobriukn.
Boots nnd Shoos.
Hr. V. MORSE , t (70. ,
Jofes of Boats f lid Slices ,
1101 , lUn , lUVl Donitlnii ttrorl , Omitm. Manufactory ,
Mimtuor Mrui'U Huston.
Conl , Coke nnd Lltno.
OMAHA COAL , COKE , t LIME CO. ,
Jotes or Hard and Son Goal ,
JUOjjoulli IStli streetOin.ilm , Ne
KEltRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Ships of Coal ad ( Me ,
2 South 1.1th SL.Oinalia. .Vffh.
' o mnnilagionjandStor [ a gi
1UDDELL A R1D1)ELL
Storaoro and Commission Merchants ,
Specialties IIinter , cttaf. cliruM1 , imnltry. cnin * .
linilnniinl i-trcpt Onmlin.Xcb.
Dry Oootla nnd Notions.
M. n. SMITH A CO. ,
Dry Goods , Fiirnisning Gowis and Notions
1102 anil 1104 Don ttlivi. cor. lltli street , Omahn , Nob.
KILPATKWK-KOCa DRY GOODS CO. ,
Dnporters and JoDners in Dry GoodsNotions ,
fltnti' lurnlshlnir good * . Corner llth and lloruer
itrcoU , Onialm , NolimJlm.
' A CO. ,
Importers nnd Jolifcn o (
Woolens and Tailors' ' Trimmings ,
817 Ikiutli 15th ( treat.
DEWEI * & STOKE ,
Wliolesale Dealers in Furniture
Knrnam ctreet , Oroalm. Koliraika.
GllAULES SUIVE1UCK. ,
Furniture ,
Cmaha Nebrnika.
Crocorlos.
PAXTON' , OALLAfHlEn A CO.
'Wliolcsalo Groceries and Provisions ,
705 , ,01 , "M and 711 South 10th it. , Qpialia , Nob.
AfcG'OKD , nnADY A CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers'
13th and ixavenworth street ! , Omnhii , Kcbraska.
Hardware
W. J. JiROATCII.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Bprlnua , rrnKon Btoclr , hardwnru , lumbrr , etc. 1303
und 1211 llarnoy slrcot.Oinalia.
LEE , CLARKE , AKDREESEff HARD
WARE COMPANY.
Wliolesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Uotalt. heot Iron. etc. ABCIIIH fop Howe scales.
Mlatul powvlurunil I.yinuu barbed \rlic ,
A TA YI.OR.
Build rs1 Hardware aid icac ? ! Repair Shop ,
Uechanlcs' tool : nnd I'.niraln urnlcs. 1(06 OuUKlu'
mruct , Oraulit. Neb ,
Lumber.
JOUK A. WAKEFinLV ,
Wliolesale Liimucr , Etc ,
and American 1'ortlimd cguicat. Bialo
want tcr Ullwnnkvc tiTilnxullooemont ana
Qulnoj wUUollinu.
C1IAS R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Linnlicr ,
Wool carpeti run ! parquet lloorlng. nth a
jtruets , Umntin , l\ob.
02IMJ//1 LUMBER CO. ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wnolesaie ,
16th Street "llC Ur.lon 1'ucinc 'rruck.Umaba ,
LOUlH I3RADFORD ,
Dealer in Linnlier.Latlh . , Lime , Sssn ,
Xoor , Bvo , Yards-Cornei 7th nnd Uouglaii. Corner
1'Jlh and Duuciaii
FRED \V. \ QJMY.
LMter , Limt ; Cement , Etc , , Etc ,
Corner Utb and Douclat an. , Omahn.
C. N. DIET'/ ! .
Dealer in All Rinds of Luinlier.
JJIU and California falruuu , Omaha , Ncbraikn.
Milllnory and Not Ion o.
L OmiRrELDER A CO. ,
Importers & Joblicrs in Millinery & Notions
JW , 2IU aud ; 1J Sou Hi 1Kb itreot
Notions.
J. T. ROI1TNSON NOTION CO. ,
Wnolesale Notions and Furnisliing'GooiIs ,
id ) and < 05 BoBth 10th Xri'ct.'Omalia.
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Toys.
H. HARDY A CO. ,
Jobbun of
, _ Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
XurnlihlnK xoud , children' ! carrlajiei ,
UM rcrnuui ivreei ,
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CONSOLIDATE'D TAN'K LIKE co. ,
Wliolesale Refined and Liiliricating Oils ,
Ail ! uroaio , etc , Onmba. A. II. lllihop , ilananer ,
Papor.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry a nlco > tork of prlntluK , wrapping nnd wrltluf
l < av > er. Hpeclal attnnttori Klren to car load orderi.
'I lie I'ubllo are nut generally uwnru that br no
prvnent in < > thid fit vioKln Hilly oiio-half of ) IH
corri'o tint | i iiftKl li thru n nvuv in thu urmi.uU
and wiiitrd , CliuuiItU . 'OniiDcto. ! with thin coin panr
have luni'ueileii In tarliiy Dili waitu no that ihu coin-
pany run iuriil > ttoii7i ! > u ni 'lii of the dn t .lava , put
upln iinall portaOloJan und MTAUIIANTCII r siirtrr
i.r rijiir. and uiiKrnntPol to hu oulr about ONI !
HALF Till' COS ! ' t-i | in ponntiiinir lit ruiniiinn tul
le e , Only tinllli'd ' whirr If nuoilc'il whim proiui'liu It
lortlie tnblfCrnwn llqiM ; CoITuu Cuiniiiinf.
MCUOUD , JJHADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grouars , - - Oiiialiu , Neb
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I'onlllrtlrrurCdlnnOdaTlbyllr.
KarnoVr-lrrlru-MuaDrtla lUU
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only one In tli.i world KiperntliiK
. cuntlliuout KliitrioiCilaamtto
l.v "curre > , holemtlric. IMwerful. Hur blo.
Comfortable , anil Klfertlm. Avudl fraudi.
o > frU,0iiicuriH. ( Hrn < l > lninplf > rn < mplilcl.
. Ki.r.o itio IIHI.TH rnu ] Mfr.XHii * .
DR. HOHNE , REMOVED TO 1 80 WADASH AYE. , CHICAGO.
KnMCY-'uulall | urlnarrtroiiDle * < 1'nulck '
MLUlkllyuiul Haf < 3lycuruaiiy)0"l'UltAC.u [ ( )
> ulei , Hnvorulcuse cured In seven clays , Boli
tl.JUpcr box , all Jruc.lBtj , or by mull from Do
urftilf.Co. in WhltoBt , N.V. tuliairiictions
Boots and Shoos.
KIRKSNDALL , JONES A CO. ,
BaectHon to ltoo.1 , Jonct A Co.
Wholesale MannlUctoreK of Boots & Slicci
r I'oMon ' llnbbrr Shoe Co , 1103. 1101 nd 11(1 (
llarnor Slrtot , Omaha , Nebiatka.
Drowors.
STOW ! A 1LER ,
Leger Beer Brewers ,
1U1 North KlRhtceath Urcst , Omaha , .
Cornloo.
EAOLE CORN WE WORKS ,
MannfactnrersoFGalyauized Iron Cornice
Wlndow-cap and mrtallc HTllRhl ! . John Kpenoter.
proprietor. lUHand llubouth IMIutrooU
Offloo Fixtures.
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MANVFACTmtlNO CO.
Manufacturers ot
IM , Office and Saloon llxtnrcs.
llantle * . Milpboants. llooK Ca o > , Dntr Vtxturcn , Wall
Carca.Partltloni.lt.illlnii'.U.iii liter * , llecrand Win *
CiMlpM. Mlrron , Kla1 Tai lorj and nnlco , 1730 and 1TM
Houth I.Uh St. , Omahn. Tolvphono llJi.
Pnpor Boxes.
JOHN L. WILKin ,
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Nca. 1317 ) kdd 1319 Douglas Mrcol , Omaha , Neb.
"Sash , Doors
M. A. DianRon" A co. ,
\TholMalo uianufncturrr < of
Saso , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
llranch'/ace. 12th and Itnnl i-ircot Omaha. Neb.
HORN MANUVAC'nrRlNQ CO. ,
Mainifcturers : of Sasli , Doors , Blinds ,
Moulding * , Mnlr viiirX nnd Interior hant wood tliilab.
N.K , corniT Sth and I.ravenWf rtU tlrvets ,
Omaha , Krb.
Stoom Fltilnga , Pumpo , E c.
T/.1.
Pnmps , Pipes and Engines ,
Steam , water , railway and mining nupplle * , et ,
,117 ! and let I I'linmn tirvct , Omnha.
17. S. WIND ENGINE A PUMP CO. ,
Steam-anil Wale ' Supplies ,
JIaiU1awind mills. I > H nnd 121 Jonei 8U , Omaha.
O. ! ' . ItcKS , actlnMuuiiEor. .
n Rd\rN \ ELL A CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General M&cliiiiery & ;
Bhci't-lron work , rtcam punipi , saw mills. 1214-1211
. l.unrcnwortli itrcel , Omaha.
Iron Works.
STEAM IfjILEH WORKS ,
Carter A Son , l'riCs. ) | Miuuiliicturers of all klndi
Slcain Boilcpj , Ta'ito ' an I Slieet Iron Wo
Wurka youth .Mill undll. _ A l.crimliijr. . Tol. HIS
PAXTONAVIERLJNO IRON WORKS ,
Wronglit and Cast Iron Bui ding Work ,
Engine ? . bras- * work , general fouiulry , niarhlnoanA *
blacksmith rork. Oillto nnd worls , U. 1 * . lljr.
and IHhctiout , Omaha ,
OMAHA WIRE A IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire aud Iron Railings
Desk rails , window cuards. flower stnnd * ,
etc. ia North lull tticot , Uuiaha.
O-1M II A SAFE A IRW WORKS ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Proof Saes ! ,
jail work , Iron ulinttora ami lira ntc-opei *
U. AnJrotn , prop'r. Cor. luh and Jackuon BIB.
SOUTH OMAHA .
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Oiiialia , Limitel ,
John ! ' . Uoyil , yiipurlctundent.
I - THli
CHICAGO SHORT LIKE
OF TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee & t , Paul R'y ,
The Host Itutito from Oinalin nnd Council
ItlulTs to
TWO THAINS I1A1I.Y OMAHA AN1
COUNCIL HI.U1-TS
Clilcngo , AND Miliraukco ,
St. Paul , Mluncuiiolls , Cedar Itavldg ]
Knuk iHluud , Frcoporf , Itockfonl ,
Clinton , Duliiiqiic , Duvcniiort ,
Kli'lii , Maillsoi : , JaiuvsUllo ,
HololtVlnona , La ( 'rossc ,
And nil ether tmpoimnt iDlnti East , Northeait no *
KoiHIiciMt ,
For throiishtlckela , call nu the tlckut a ont nt 1501
rnrnuiiiBtruut , In UarLur Uloct.or ut Union 1'ucino
Hi pot.
1'ulliiian Flcepors nnd the finest Dlnlim Car * In tha
wurnl nroriin on the miln Una of ilia UiloiKo , Alii.
itaukoo A hi. 1'aul llullwiij , mill uvcry uttuiillun li
p.tltt to i'uacntur ' ; lij cuurluoui omployai of tui
company.
It. IMII.I./.H. Ucnornl Mr.nauor.
J. ! ' . TUfKlilt. AnlHnnt ( ienural MnniKcr.
A. V. It. OAlll'KNl'KU , Ueuural l'aa uiigar and
Ticket Ai.ont.
tilC > i : IH-AKrolU ) , AtllslHiit GonoralPassenZM
nnrt Ticket Agent.
T. J. Cl'AUK , Oenerul Superintendent.
NUHVOHS , CHRONIC nnd PKIVATH l)19lASUd ! Ol
MKN and \VO.\1IJN lucccatfullr tiuuUiJ.
YOUNG MEN
HnrrcrlnK from the ctferts ot yonllifiil folllc ! or India
cri'tloiia , or aru IrunMod with \ViMiXne ! , Nurvoul
Dublllty , 1.0m uf Meinorr , DuHpondcnuy , ArtTiliui to
boclct } ' , Uldney Troiiblt'S or any dl'euiu of tlio ( lenl *
Io-Ullii rOr > : anii. inn huru Mini u nfu nnd 8pou1/
rnr * . Clmrvoa ruannnablu , < > i > picliilly to the poor.
MIDDLE-AGED .MEN
'llicru uro many troubled wltli lee frciiiunt etucua
HOIIH of the b'mliler , often acconipanli'd by a fllulil
rninrlliiu or bnrnhu lunsatlon , nnd wuitkvnlnK of thi
Kytiuin in a innnncr thu patient rannol accuinit for ,
Uu uxuiiilnlni : the uilnary dopokltt u rnpr iio.lliiiuiil
lll olli'n bufiiiiiid.jind toiiiotlinus parlluluKiil nlbu.
men will nppnnr or thu color boot a Ililn , liillklitl
him , IIJJIUM ciiantilnu ton dark or torpid iipuuarun'-e.
Tlicru urc inonv IIIIMI who illn of I'.iU illillciilty , Unor-
lint of the i HURU. which IB the sjcon I itaic * ) 11 ! nuiul *
nal wi'nknt'Hfl. The doclor will ( 'narantouuporfoct
turn In ( ill mich CII OB , and u henllliy luntorallonof
the uenlto urinary iiruana. 1'onKtiltiiUon free. Hflncl
. ' cent miinip Inr "Vounu' Man'H Krliuid , or lluldu tg
Wcillnck , " lieu tnit'l. '
. SPIITOEY & co > .
Main and 12lh St. , KUIIHHH City , Mo.
IVMention tliti paper.
Heainr eaii
in. K , C. WF.ST'B NKUVK AND llruiN TI-.IUT
HCNT , AKiinrantnetl niipuino for Ilynterlii , JMzzt
nct-D , IVmvnlfilonR , fits , Nervous Nu-ir.-Uil
lleartaclio. NnrvoiiH J'rostrnttcm caused bvtti *
uncut lUcxjhol or tnlmc" ( > , Wiikoruliii'.sg , Mental
DoprcKHlnu , FoTi < ulni : nf tlui llintn resulting Jn
humility ami lumllnu Vi mlncry , iiucuy and
( Icnth. I'rumiiture Old Aec , llurrainesH , losa ot
i'ouerineithur sex. invomiiury J.OI-MVI and
Bporinntorrluna cau'JCil by over-exertion ol
tne nnim. Bairnt > i'.Kcor over iniliil cnco , K.tch
box contains ono month's trcntment , II ft box ,
or six lioxo * torVt , Edit by mall prepaid < > n ro-
relptof jirlco.
WJ2 GUARANTEE SIX J3OXI2S
To cuiuunr unit. Wltli eir.h orcerrwcivud by
us for MX boxijH. nccotmmnlori with U , wo will
send the pnrulmHeronr urltton gtmra.iluci to ru-
fiiml tin.-money If the troulmunt does not effect
a cure. Umiruntees Isnucci only by ( jomlinaa
Unit'Co. , IiuiKit > ts , .Solo AKCUU. mo 1'arzvam
Btrcrt Omaha ob.
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y * l uri.ai * 4r * | nrau c I > MIIE. AUUTC.M
Toe } ' ! ' ! " " > i C'liuuicii , Co. , Dmuon , ilicu.
For sale and by mall \ > y Gpodniii-i Dr v
Comimnv. uiuiihu.
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