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THE OMAHA DAILY BE B ! MONDAY , MA 27 , 1839.
.OKLAHOMA JUST AS IT IS ,
Vlowa of n Nebraska Man Now on
the Grounds.
A GOOD COUNTRY TO LIVE IN.
The Soil Hlcli. tlio Olltnato Honllliy ,
The 1'oimlnon 1'cnoorul niul livery-
tiling I'xvornblo to tlio Sue-
COSH or Bottlcro.
In tlio Now Territory.
Oklahoma Ty , , May , 20.
[ Special to Tun QBE. ] Your corrcspoiulont ,
In company with Thomas Hut-roll , entered
Oklahoma Territory at the opening , 13 in , ,
April 22 , and proceed to Kingfisher with n
jfnst team , making the distance of Uvouty-
three miles from Buffalo Springs to the
land ofilco In two and ono-lmlf hours over u
rough , nnd , In so mo places , sandy road. On
arriving at Klngllshcr wo found about tlirco
thousand people , with a town laid out
in streets and all the lots taken on the south
luilf of auction IB , township 10 north , range 7
west , the ground selected Uy the Nebraska
colony for a town slto. Thosa pcouta were
mostly from wostorn.Kannai nnd'had como
in train the wustsldo , arriving on the ground
in ten minutes after the opening of the terri
tory. By evening of that day about four
thousand in ore arrived from the north sldo
nnd siunttcd ] on the north half of the sumo
Section. On the 3'iil of April a city govern
ment was organized by the Kansas people on
the south sldo , who named thcplaoo Lisbon ;
whereupon , to accommodate the Nebraskans -
kans , the representative * of
TUB OMAHA COLOHT
organized a city government on tno north
side , which included the laud onioo , and
named their plnco Kingfisher. This afforded
town lots , two to each man , for all the Ne
braska colony , if they had been there to tnlto
them.
About the same procedure was gene
through with nt Guthrie nnd Oklahoma
City , making ono milo snuaro of land for
each of the three towns , when these towns
were six hours old , Outline numbered about
80.000 people , Oklahoma City 112,000 and
Kingfisher 7,1)00. ) Hut ai homesteaders had
taken the townsitu lands In eauh place ] with
the intention of suddenly becoming million
aires , and expressing u determination to con
test their rights , everybody was disgusted
and discouraged about titles , anu the town-
alto booms
BUDUIINLY
The result has been that Guthrie has
dwindled down to about D.CCO population ,
Oklahoma City to about 3,000 , and King
fisher to less than 1,000 of actual residents.
No doubt half of those who came to llvo in
the towns drifted north , while the balance
drifted into the country , and nro endeavor
ing to provo title to homesteads. So much
for the townsito infataation of Oklahoma.
As to the merits of Oklahoma for towns of
largo growth , forming my Judgment from
having examined every part of the territory ,
nnd visited the important points several
times during the past month , the most prom
ising point Is not available , as it lays just
outside of the line , two miles east ol Fort
Reno , on u broad hill south of the North
Canadian river. It may require the action
of congress to secure this for city purposes.
There is no other point in the territory of
equal advantages , both commercially and
agriculturally , and the richest farming hinds
of the territory surround it for fifty miles
in every direction , nnd is certain of more
railroad crossings than Oklahoma City ,
whicn is the second best point. The He no
locality lias the advantage from having long
been the point of distribution of Indian sup
plies for the south and west , and its present
stores luivo p permanent trufllo over all the
southwest country to the Ued river , with
. both Indians and whites in the Chiukasaw
nation , and m the Apache , Klowa and
\Vichlta countries , which nro well supplied
with whites "who carry on farming and stock
rnisiug'quito extensively.
mn Tiiiitu i-nosrECTiVE CITT
would naturally bo Kingllshor , which has
. nojnllroadyet , ana is not likely to navu a
cross-road for many years , as the country
up the Clmarroil is rough and of poorer soil
than other parts , and not likely to bo im
proved till utter the rest of the territory is
under cultivation. Hut tho' lands surround
ing Kingfisher for twenty miles are rich ,
smooth prairie , well watered , nnd every
quarter section there will bo immediately
improved.
As to Guthrie , I say regretfully nnd with
out prejudice , there is nothing in its sur
roundings to sustain a city. On the north is
the sandy Cimurron , with several miles of
blackjack hills ; on the east the same , and to
the south for twelve miles scrub oak hills ,
covered with a scaly stone and cut up with
deep culchcs. The grass that grows on these
hills is weak and scarce , showing an extreme
poverty of soil. West of Guthrie for ten
miles Is a succession of abrupt hills , too
rough for successful farmine , though
the soil is excellent. On the whole , the sur
roundings ot Guthrie nro discouraging to the
pursuits agriculture , except it may be
fruit , while all other parts of the territory
are much bettor for the latter Industry.
A few more words about towns , and I will
plvo your readers my observations regarding
the sell of Oklahoma. In the first place , like
all now booming countries ,
JOU/T OAMPI.EHS ASH MINTED SIK15XS
have taken indisputable possession ot
our musluoon cities. At Guthrie the
several principal streets are ' lined
with gambling houses , .tho first and best
built , whcro the soothing strains of old fid
dles are hoard day nnd night to allure the
suckers and tender-feet , and quiet tbolr
" nerves while their last few dollars are being
gradually absorbed by the "tiger. " The
"girls , " who ockcd out aprccarlousoxtstenco
in back alleys of othnr cities , hero tnUo rank
with capitalists hi readily talcing possession
of corner lots , nnd ply their vocation with an
unhindered air of respectability. The man
who goes to Guthrie to embark in the hard ;
ware , dry goods or grocery busi
ness , finds the business center occupied
with gambling dens , and must locate out ono
dido if ho gets a foothold. , The same situa
tion , only less m extent , exists at Oklahoma
City. Hut at Kingfisher
A 1IUMOIOUH EI.WIil.XT VKCVAII.S ,
nnd the front ends of business lots are occu
pied by stores , wlilio the back ends of the
( mum lota tire thickly dotted with tents ,
where gambling tables are surrounded day
and night by crowds who actually need
their lean purses for imuicdiato sup
ply of bread and meat. In any
event it can onlj bo a question of a few
weeks , whan most of the victims of the
gambling habit will either hunt their dug
outs with hungry stomachs , or go lllio beg
gars from this land of promise.
Hut the man who prudently uses his means ,
however small , will not fail to prosper , as it
costs but little to live anywhere hero , if ono
Is a good angler or a fair shot with a bird
gun. A little bacon , lard or but
ter will go a long way in fryIng -
Ing fish , chickens und plover , which
cro very plentiful in all parts of the terri
tory , Also deer and rabbits are abundant ,
und an hour's ride in any direction .will find
wild game as fat and tender as over craccd
the table of an unicuro.
Let mo hero toll THE Bits nnd its many
thousand readers that the praise of Okla-
boina has never been ovcrdrawn , nor has
half been told of
I IB WONIIEIirUI. NATUIUl. IIBSOUUCBS.
I hava traveled vwlco around its border In
different routes , and crossed it centrally on
seven trulls , mid everywhere oxropt around
Guthrie the hllla aru broad and smooth , and
It may bo sot down us a fuct that scarcely a
quarter section is found without living
Hprlngs , Creoles of running , clear water , and
in tlio exceptions good well water can bo hud
by ton to twenty leet digging. The worst
\vuter In the territory is In Uncle Johh und
Klniillahor creeks , and that is used at King-
Usher. Tlio physician there , Dr. Fields , of
Sidney , Neb. , says it is very wholcbouio , as
bo has attempted to practice medicine there
elneo the opduing day with absolutely n
failure , for the luck of patients. Tbcra lips
really been
XO HICK'.fEBS IX OKUUOMX
to speak of , and people universally look
healthier than when they cauiu. Thomas
liurroll , my traveling mate , has lost his sul-
low complexion , but is llcshy us over und ret
, r.s u poach , though wo slept without n tent
. , und with only ono blanket , on the open
prulrio every uight siuco wo cunio , and liuvo
be en several times drenched with rain , Pure
oil1 nnd excellent creek water account for It.
Wo have cooked steak uftar laying three
day i > in the tun , and fouud it without th
liir Mi-fit tuiut.
There uro 110 liquors In Oklahoma cxcop
ho bottled beer Bold only by the post trader
t Tort Reno , and any ono taking n bottle of
hat out of the fort will have his teiim confis-
atcd , If discovered by the marshal , It had
been thought that a man shrtuld go well
armed hero , but no weapons of any kind nro
needed. Except stories of ono or two kill-
ngs the flrAt week , out on claim1 * , not on ns-
aultot any kind has boon hoard of In the
territory. Such tv fnct as this should bo
trmtcd In capital letters far nnd wide , con-
Idcrlng wo live where cowboy law reigns
upromo. and whore none of the statutes of
civilization nro binding , Docs It not spnak
veil of the kind ot material that will lay the
emulation of our now stutol
Titn sou. or OKLAHOMA
s variable , butn rich green verdure crosses
both hills nnd valleys. In the north part , ns
well ns in the Chorokca strip , nbout one-half
of the land is red. sandy loim on the surface
vlth bright red clay subsoil , but grasses of
nil klr.ds and rank weeds nnd timber grow
on this red soil ns luxuriantly ns on black
oatn. It Is as fiery red as blood , as if Itn-
ircgnatcd with some uctlvo mineral color-
tig. This red earth , when washed away
way from culchcs ton to twenty foot dc
reduces slough grass six to twclvo feet
Tlio prairies of the central , western nnd
southern parts of Oklahoma ere or ndark
brown loam , a little sanity near the larger
streams , nnd nro broad nnd gently undulat-
ng , with very few nbrupt hills. Hetwcen
ho two Canadian rivers the soil on tlio high
and is nearly black , nnd ranges from fifteen
nelios to six feet In depth. The rnvlnos are
shallow nnd rich , but grass is as luxuriant
nnd fresh on the highest hills ns in the ra-
vinos. Our teams are now crazing seven
miles southeast of Fort Hone on tbo hills
with
men aims ur TO TIICIK nvr.s ,
nnd stand plowing and driving every day
without a mouthful of grain. The cattle ,
torses nnd mules brought from the north
nil thrive excellently , and such n thing ns
disease has not been observed among thorn ,
riio Idea that northern stock will not do well
ibru is pimply preposterous. Tlio grasses
nro mostly the kinds that grow on the prai
ries of fowa and Nebraska , and the sod ns
close ns that In any northern prairie. The
irevnlling opinion now is that Oklahoma
ivlll bo a stocic.rnlslng country , and that little
tlo land will bo kept for plowing. Though
corn Is considered a sutocrop here , cattle nro
thought to bo moro profitable , us they will
.hrivo the year round on grass without grain.
Thcro has been much talk timong settlers of
TUit raisinc , ns apples , poaches , pears and
all small fruits , whcro experimented with lit
adjoining localities , have produced abund-
intly every year. For general farming the
and between the two Canadians Is tlio best ,
jccausc the soil Is deeper , the country more
ovol , with good drainage , and bettor wa-
.ered than any part of the territory. On a
hill where wo nro camped , ninety foot
above the river , wo struck n splendid spring
n digging six feet , with water enough
to supply a hundred head of stock.
A TOWN HAS 11EEN &TA11TKD
on tbo north sldo of the river four miles east
of Fort Hone , on thd Hock Island survey ,
but as the location is low bottom land , with
no possibility of se wo nice , it can not bocomp
a city. Later a city may spring up on the
wint before mentioned near the fort. The
dinicult.v of nil our new towns is the home
stead tilings , causing litigation for titles to
ots. To obviate this difllculty , I have se
eded a town site In the best part of Okla
homa , free from Incumbranco , nnd will have
sdmcthluc interesting to say nbout it for our
Dinaha colony in my next letter. All of the
Dniaha people now here uru well located and
n prosperous circumstances.
J. W. EVAKTS.
Proved to be tlio Best.
Tested and proved by over thirty .years'
use in nil parts of the world , AILCOCK'S
Poitous PLASTERS have the indorsement of
the highest medical nnd chemical authorities ,
and millions of grateful patients who have
seen cured of distressing allmcncs volun-
; unly testify to their merits.
ALLCOCK'S Poitous PLASTERS are purely
vegetable. They ore mild but effective , sure
and quick in their action , and absolutely
harmless.
Be ware of imitations , and do not bo de
ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for AI.L-
COCK'SJ and let no explanation or solicitation
Inducn you to accept a substitute.
Mr * . Bromlcy'.s Iteason.
Time : Bromley , whoso pate is rather
bald , wa.8 at the mirror in the conjugal
dressing-room , brushing the locks at
lis temple with a hair brush that had
very little huir in It. Mrs. Bromley
was watching him from a sofa near by.
Now , Brhmloy has < \ weakness for con
undrums , nnd so ho facetiously asked :
"Mrs. Bromloy , why is this brush
llkomyhonav"
Jlo expected hoi * to say , "Bccatiso It
ia sadly in need of hair , " nnd ho would
have accepted thnt solution with com
mendable pntlonco ; but unfortunately
the conundrum , like the hnlr brush ,
had another sldo to it , for she promptly
replied :
"Bocauso it Is nearly all wood. "
Peculiar in medical merit and wonder
ful cures Hood's Sarsaparilln. Now Is
the time to taka itfor now it will do th'o
mostgood.
WILL REDUCE WAGES.
Carncglo Preparing to Kconomlzo In
UN Hoinestcnd Stills.
A notlco will bo posted at Carnegie's
Homestead stool plant to-morrow an
nouncing that n now eliding sculo.
baaed on the selling price of steel
blooms , will go into cIToct on July 1 , at
the expiration of the Amalgamated
Bcalo , says a Pittsburg , Pa. , dispatch.
It is stated In the announcement that
the scixlo must bo signed for three
years , nnd after thnt either party can
withdraw from it upon giving six
months' nrilico. The now scale iniulo
up is on the basis of $27.50 per ton for
stool blooms , with the minimum at SiM.
It will bo a reduction averaging UO per
cent and will fall most heavily on the
higher priced men , who will bo cut , in
some. Instances , from f > 0 to GO per
cont. The now scale is similar to the
ono in operation at the Edgar Thomp
son plant ot the same firm , with the ex
ception thnt the scale will bo based on
blooms instead .of rails. The now scnlo
will bo in the nature of u surprise to
the workmen , as they have notified the
firm that an advance averaging 081 per
cent will bo demanded on July 1. It
wlH probably result in a strike of the
2,500 employes , and tlio company is
making preparations to inontuny trouble
that may occur. They claim that the
wages ollorcd in the now scale will bo
from 10 to i0 ! per cent higher than is
paid by their eastern competitors , and
if tho'ir old workmen do not want to
sign the airroement other men will bo
secured. If the Carnogios are success
ful in introducing the scale , it will
probably bo adopted in nil the other
steel mills.
An Kditor's ISxporlcnop.
Major Sidney Herbert , a well known Jour
nalist in agricultural circles , writes April 18 ,
ISbO : Some fivn years ago I wrote a letter
stating that Swift's Specific had cured mo of
severe rheumatism. Since that time I liuvn
had no return of the rheumatic troubles , al
though frequently exposed to the Influences
that produced former attacks. Several of
my friends had a similar experience , nnd uro
firm in their conviction that S. S. S. brought
a pcrnianout euro. The searching power of
this medicine is shown in the fact that it de
veloped a scrofulous taint that was in my
blood over thirty 3 cars ago , and has removed
the last trace of it. I huvo also tested S. S.
S. as a tonic after a severe attack of malarial
fever , which kept mo in bed for thrco months ,
and am convinced that its curative and
strengthening properties insured my recovery
from thnt illness , as I was in a very low con
dition of health.
SIDSKY HcitnciiT , Atlanta , Ga.
Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed
free.
free.Tho Swift Spicifio Co. , Drawer 8 , At
lanta , Ga.
I'rofcBslonnl Courtesies.
Now York Weekly : Actor ( in coun
try town ) I hope you won't object to
announcing in your paper that this will
probably bo the hist chance to seeing
me outside of the great cities , as I have
received un'oiTor from the Gotham thea
ter for next season at $500 a week.
Editor I will print it with pleasure.
And , by the way , please announce from
the stage that now is the time to sub
scribe from the Plumpkinvillo Truin-
pot , ns I have received nn offer of $500 I
a week to run the London Times.
Will you suffer with dyspepsia nnd
liver complaint ? Shiloh's Vitalizor ia
guaranteed to euro you. J
FaSl * white
Bright clear complexion
Soift ! ' healthftal sldta *
TPEARS'-Tto.Broal Englisii Complexion SOAP.-Sold . Everpisra. "
For the euro of nil DISORDERS OP TUB STOMACH , LIVER , BOWELS , KID
NEYS , BLADDER , NERVOUS DISEASES , HEADACHE , CONSTIPATION ,
COSTIVENESS. COMPLAINTS PECULIAR TO FEMALES. PAINS IN THE
BACK , DRAGGING FEELINGS , &c. , INDIGESTION , BILLIOUSNESS , FEVER ,
INFLAMATION OF THE BOWELS , PILES , and nil doraiiRomcnt of the Inter
nal Viscera.
RADWAY'S PILLS nro n. euro for this complaint. They tone up the internal
secretions to healthy action , restore strength to the stomach and enable It to
perform Its functions. Price i5o ! per box. Sold by all druggists.
RAD WAY & CO. , Now York
IMPORTERS JOBBERS
TIN PLATE FISHING
METALS , TACKLE ,
HAILS , SPORTIHQ
HOUSE GOODS ,
FURN1SIIIHQ LAMPS ,
CQOOS OlASSWARE
18 , 20 , 22 , 24 ,26 , 28 , 30 ADD 32 UKE STREET , CHICAGO , ILL.
,
ETCHINGS , > ' } ' EMERSON ,
ENGRAVINGS , . HALLET & DAVIS ,
ARTIST SUPPLIES , KIMBALL ,
MOULDINGS , PIANOS AND ORGANS
FRAMES , SHEET MUSIO.
1513 Bouglas St Omaha , NeMa ,
TREMENDOUS OFFER OF PAHTALOONS
500 pair all wool Scotcli stripes and
plaids in all colors , $2-75 , worth. $4.50. * TREMENDOUSLY LOW PRICES !
300 pair blue mix Scotch , all wool ,
Your choice from stock of several
a thousand pairs
. . . .
$3.00. worth $5.0O. at the Clothing Emporium of
300 pair grey stripe , all wool , some ,
thing Tery ? nobby , $3.00 , worth $5.50.
500 pair Scotch plaids , all wool , in
brown and grey , $3.50 , worth $6.00.
Pants for Fat
200 pairs dark cassimere , all wool ,
brown stripe ; perfect fitting , $4.00 to Pants for Lean
$4.5O , worth$6.00to$7.00.
Pants for Tall People.
300 pairs all wool cassimere pants ,
in plain , plaids , stripes and checks , dark . Pants for slsort
and light colors , all gohig at $4.50 , worth
$6.75. Pants for
Having bought for spot cash the closing slaughter , of a large eastern exclusive
pantaloon factory , we are enabled to offer special" 'bargains , of which we men
tion a few , as follows : i v
500 pairs all wool Scotch Stripes and Plaids , all colors , at"$3.75 , worth double.
30O pairs all wool Scotcli blue mixed , $2 , worth $5 , ' " > ' * '
300 pairs all wool G-rey Stripe , very nobby , at $3.r "
500 pairs all wool Scotch Plaids , in brown and rey , at $3.50.
200 r > airs all wool dark Oassimeres , brown stripe , at $4 and $5OO ,
3OO pairs all wool Cassimeres.in plain plaids , stripes andclfecksligh.t ! and dark colors , $4.5O
* : i 01
And many others. In men's , youths' , boys' and" .children's . suits , we snail make
special prices during this week , and you will find' St to your advantage to ex
amine our goods and prices before purchasing ,
. .sMC ZILi pE3IDEE3S : : SOIdlOITBlD. Any goods sent by express
C , O , D , , with privilege of examining before paying , and if not entirely satisfact
ory , can be returned at our expense.
M. HELLMAN & , CO. ,
13OM3O3 Farnam , 3O4 to 312 S. 13th Street.
ARrlculturnl Implomonta.
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Dealer li Agricultural Implements , Wagons
uccln. Jonp * jtrccl , between Mh and
WtC. Omaha. Nebraska. _
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LINlffOER "A MEWALF CO. ,
Agricult1 Implements , Wagons , Carriages
tc. Wholesale. Omaha , Nebraska.
PARLIN , oifaNIJORfA MARTIN GO.
\Vholoa.le Dealers In
Agricultural Impleuieiils , WagoasS Buggies
tOIKn.lOinniiro7onc ) * Mroot , Omaha. _
3tOLlNEMILUURXAS'IODDARD cd ,
tinnufarturcri nnd Jobber * In
Wagons , Buggies , Ra'tes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. Mb ami I'uclflo streets , Omaha.
Artlota' Mntorlnls.
A. HOSPI3 , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
U13 DouRlrvs ilroel Omaha , Aebrntka ,
Boots and Shoon.
IF. V. MORSE A < 1O. ,
Jotes of Boots and Slioes ,
1101 , 1103 , lllti UnuiilM stroot. Omnlia. Manufactory ,
timnmnr Blroot , notion.
_ Qqnl , Cpko qnd Limp. _
OMAHA CO'AL , COKE A LIME CO. ,
Jotes of Hard and Soil Coal ,
i l.1th street , Omnlia , Nebraska.
KEIUtASKA FUEL c ,
Skipgc s of Coal a d Coke ,
21' South 13th St..Omaha , Neb.
_ Co m nil a slorm n < j S t o ro BO.
RIDDELL & RIDDELL ,
Storage and Comniission Merchants ,
Speolaltln Duller , ca , clire'o. poultry , ( am * .
HIS llownrd rtroot Omnlia. Xnh.
M. E. sMi'nr & co. ,
Dry Goods , Fnrnisning Goods and Notions
110 } and 110 ! Douglas , cor. llth itroet , Omaha , Neb.
"
KILPATRlCIf KOCH DRY OOODS CO.
Importers end Jobbers in Dry GooilsMions ,
fionU' furulthlnc poods. Corner llth and llarnej
snouts , Omaha , Nebraska.
HELIX , TIHftlPSOK & CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers of
Woolens and Tailors' ' Trimmings ,
SIT South 15tli itroot
Furnlturo.
DEWEY A STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Fnrnitnre
Farnam tr t. Omaha. Nebraska.
CHARLES SniVERICK ,
FQrnitnrc ,
Cm ah a Nebraska ,
Qrocorlos.
PAXTON" , QALLAOUCn A CO.
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions.
705,70T.TO9imrt7llBoulli IQtn st.Onmhn , Neb.
MeCORD , BRADY A CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers'
13th and Aicayanworth street * . Omaha , Nebraska.
Hardware
ir.
toy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Borings , waeon Mock , hnrdwnre , lumbar , etc. 1X19
nnd 1211 HOTPOT street. Omnba.
LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEN HARD-
WARE COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
lletals , sheet Iron. to. AKonts for TIowo scales.
Miami powilernnd I.ymau barbed wire ,
HIMEUATJOH A TAYLOR.
Build rs1 Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' tools und Uutrxlo nsnles. 1W5 Douglai
street. Omalin. Nob.
Lumber
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , '
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
Imported und .Anierlcnn I'ortlanil ocnicnt. State
IIKI nt fur Mllwiuiki'O lijilnmllu cement anil
f'lhi'f T Kh t Mmn.
CHAS R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lnmlier ,
Wood carpets and parquet flooring. 9th and Douglas
streets , Omuha , Neb. _
OMAHA LUMltER CO. ,
All Kinds of BuMing Material at Wholesale ,
18th Street < md Union PacltloTraclc. Omaha ,
LOVIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doors. Htc , YardsCornei 7th and Douglas. Corner
IQtb nnd
FRED W. OR AY.
Lmher , Unit ; Cement , Etc , , Etc ,
, Corner 6Ui and Douglas Bts. , Omaha.
o. N.
1 Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber.
18th and California Streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
MMMnery and N tlona.
'
i. OUERFELD'ER A co. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
SO ) , Z1U and 2H South llth streef.
Notions.
J. T. ROUINSON KOT1ON CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
Loi-iuf i.tli J.ui iluivanl atroeH ,
Toys.
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fane/ /
Hotiu fuvnlsliltiF gooK ciiUdrun'M l
"t'liI'm" Htiwt. ( i"i-i "i Nili
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined an ! Lnliricatinir Oils ,
A l re ie , tc. . OmtUn. A. H. Ulsliop. Manager
Paper.
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Oirry B nlc stock of printing , wrapping nn < l irttlnf
pcp.r. Bpeol.l ttuullon ilvua to rur Umd oilers.
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
ISOi ! PAttNAM STREET ,
Boots and Shoos.
K1RKSKDALL , JOiYL'S , t CO. ,
BaccoMora ( o llo J , Jones A Co.
Wholesale MannfatoK of Boots&.SlicR- ;
Aeenta for IKnton Knlibor FliooCo , IIW. lIOInndllN.
llarney Uticot , Umahn , McUaikn. . :
Drowors.
STORK .t ILEn ,
Laser Beer Brewers ,
1B1 North Klgli ccalh ttrcit , Om h ,
Cornices
CORNICE'
Maiiiifaclnrcii30fGalya < iizei Iron Cornice
Window-car * "nit mctnllcfxyl ah Is. Jolin Rponolor.
proprietor. HHninl llutnutb linhstroot.
Office Fixtures.
co.
Mnnufrtcturcra ot
EanK , Office and Saloon Flxlnres ,
Mnntlcs , Slilnbosrtls. llooit Cni < > , Drun rirtu . Wall
On cj , rnrlUlonn , lli\llliie'C.iinti'i > . llrcrnnd\Vln
toolpr * . Mirrors , Klahnrlor ; nndonlca , r.OUnndUM
boutb litli St. , Unialui. Tulcphuno 1I2 .
. W1LKIE ,
PropriGlor Omalia Fancr Box Fasten ,
Mus. 1317 add 1319 Douclixi slrool , Omahn , Nob.
Snsn , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISVROIV A CO. ,
\Vlioltnnle nittnufnclurcrj ot
Sasb , Boors , Blinds and Monlnsj ,
Branch odce , lltn and Iiitr > 1 street Omnlm. Nch.
JlOllN MANUFACTURING c67
Mairar clnrcrs of Sasli , Doors , Blinds ,
Woiitillnc' . stnlr-vrnrk nnd Interior Imnl nootl llnltb.
N.lt.coruor 8th nnd Ix > nron\vtttb strio'.s ,
Unmlia , Ncli.
. _ , _
11KA. TltfQCO
Pnrai ) ? , Pipes and Engines ,
Btem , nntcr , rnllnnr niut mining rupnllos , etOk
OlUlMaiuHai lariium struut , Oumliiu _
U. S. WIND EKQ1XJS , t PUMP CO. ,
Steam and V/ate1 / Supplies ,
wind nillln. 1113 nnd 15) Jones St. . Omixh * .
U. K HUBS , octliiK Ainuiigor.
UROWXELL A co ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
BboeHron work , stcnni inimps , anir inllla. 1213-1211
_ lieaTenwurtli street , Omaha.
_ _ _ Jjon VVorks. . _
STEAM UQILKR WORKSi
Carter A : ton 'rop'H. Mnngfncttircnor all kind *
Sleain Boilers , Tanto anl Siieet Iron Work
Worln outl > altU anil It. .V M. orcmlng. Tel. 1115
PAXTON A VIERL1NQ IRON WORKS ,
Wrought and Casi Iron Bni ding Wort
Bnglnen. brasi work , nencrnl fonndrr. macUlne and
tlcctsciltli work. Ufllco nnd wiirls , u. V. Ur.
nnil lull street , Omaha ,
OMAHA WIRE A IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of fire and Iron Railings-
Cask rails , window gtmrds , Honor stand * , ire sUna.
etc. IZJNortulitli streol ,
OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS ,
Manl'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vaults jnll work. Iron sbuttora and lire o c po .
U. Andrccn , prop'r. Cor.lull auilJucksoiiBts.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.IMtei
John K. Uoyd , yiipcrl ntendont.
LINE
OF TUB
Chicago , MilwaukM & t , Paul R'y ' ,
The Best Route front Oinahn and Council
f
llluffe to
_
ETHE EASTIZZ '
TWO TRAINS DAIIjY UETWKKN OMAUA AND
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. rani , Minneapolis , Cedar Rapids ,
Rock Island. Frecport , Rockftml ,
Clinton , Dubuquc , Davenport , .
Elgin , Madison , Jancsiil'.e ' ,
Itclolt , Wlnonn , La Crossc ,
And all otbor Important points East. Nortlicait nod
Eotiltiaust.
Vat t'irnntb tickets , call nn the tlckot azent at 1W1
Fnnmai street , la liurkur Uioc * . or at Union I'acllto
Depot.
Pullman Mlrepers and the ( Incut Dining Cnrs In tlio
world arc run on tlio miln Una ot the Cnlcuiro , Jill-
HHiikoo A. bt. 1'uul UulhTHj , uncl overnttoutlon 1 *
ptila to putsenKer.1 by couitoous employe ! 01 too
company.
U. Mil. I.KIl , General Mnnnnor.
J. f. TUCK K I' . AsslMnntUunurnl llntmnor.
A. V. K. CAUl'KNTKU , General rasscugor and
Tlckot A'ant.
CIIO. R. IIKAHTORD , Assistant Qenorall'asionf or
nnd Ticket Agent.
T. J. CI < AUK , General Eaccrlntendent.
NEKVOUS , CUUOSIC nnil HHVATB D18IC.V3IJ * Of
MKN ana WOMliM sucucusfullr trow t.
YOUNG M.EN
Snirorln from the effects of routlifiil follies r Inilli
crollona , or uro tronbloil null Wooknea * . NuiTOul
Dublllly , Los * of Mi'niory , Ucspondonoy , Aversion to
Hnclcty , Hlilnoy TroiibK-a or nny dl jaso ot thu ( jiifil * 1-1
to-Urluitry Ornana , can lieie find u BAfu nn.lBpoj.ty
< tire , Ulmnios reasonable , especially to tlio ii > v > r.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
Tlit re ura tuuny trouble ) , I with lee frequent cnncua
lions of HID bind lor , oftii.i iKuominnliil by n silxht
Biimrllnx or burning nuns illon , nnd wcnfcenliiu of thii
ryuteni mniniumur the patient cannot ucjount for.
On uxnmlnlnti the urinary dopotttsu ropy rudlmiml
nlll oltrin t > u found , uiul sometimes iiurtlclcn of altm
men will appear or thu color bo ol n Ililn , inlUltit
IIIKnualn chnntElnu to a dark or torpid Hiiuitnrnnco.
TlioreSiri ! : nt nr turn who die of this dlltlrulty , Inner *
nntor the CMUSO. wlilclris tuoicconl htauo of iwjil-
nal weakness. The doctor will tniaruntco a perfect
euro In nil nuch CIIHOK , nml n luMllliy U'MonUlon o
the Ki'nlto-urlnary ortnnn. ; f.'oimiluttlon fr t < . Send
2-ront tniniifor "Yuuirj Mans Krlcml , or OiuJo to
Wedlock , " free to nil. A < HrtM !
, . SPINNEY & CO.
Main and 12th St. , Kiuisas City , Mo.
fVMenllon this tmpor ,
SHROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN
,
provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank ,
SOS fcoulUlltUi Slrcet
'utltlvolycured ' In0fftysl ( > yllr
. Ionic's Klfrtru-Muffr.rtlo It fit
Tr .combined , tl iiai.tjjlredlho
unlyonulntliA world L'Inornlne
rcuntlnuons Klntitoit itaonttlf
'current. Bclcnllno. rowcifnl.l > uiubl ,
. . , - 7 < < orafurl ble KIM ! KUeitlvv. AtuM Imuds.
i r Oi < Tl//OUf ( nl. l. Hvnilrtainiifnriuiiipblllt/ *
At > o Kii : < i nio Jiii.T : KOII UIHKAHEH.
OR. HOHNE , REMOVED TO ISO WABASH /WE. , CHICAGO.
V \ n U E V"1"1 nl | urlnury tiouliles eaull uick-
tMUIlCl lyimtUufvlycntu . Cmi-
Bule . Hovui alciiHeu cured in boveiuluyf. Hold
atJl.M pur liox , nil drunu'UU , or b/niull from
Uortiua Jl't'K Co. 113 Wlilto HI N , Y. r
lona.
w nl iunnn In orery
locullly in nut in I'rlrftti
Detfitlvo under our liinlrutilunn. I'liillculam frto.
Cunlrul Dolucllru Iluru4ii , Uux liO , Topgku , lirnufc
Wcullon lUu uuiwM iltu.