Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEEv MOMJAY , DECEMBER 10. 1889. 3 I
THE CAPITAL CITY CRIST
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B Bonoflt Concert for the Tabltha
Hf Orphans Homo
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A VERY BRILLIANT PROGRAMME
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B Tlio ItcM Tnlcnt In tlio Cltj-Scourctl
H Farrmriit I'oit Election An mini
B aicctint ; orv. . it a no
R lO-Tlio K , C. O.
_ H Lincoln Ditnrvuop Ttte Ovntu Hr.n , )
B lltty l Stnr.RT , >
H Lincoln Neb , Dee 15. )
B Tlio mrmnjcmcnt of tlio Tabltiin orplmna'
H homo iiiul hospital will give a grand benoflt
B concert Wednesday cvcnlnit ' at the tfttnko
H The proccoiU will bo covcroil Into tlia troas-
B ury of that Institution Mow Marie
BB Frltfcho , the matron , hns secured the very
best tale-t In the city , nnd the proitruinmc ,
. which l given liolow , is ono of rare promise
Tlio homo Is innnrtgod by n Gorman ootn-
Hj inunlty In this city , mid Is doing much good
HJ m caring for the orplianod chlldron , not only
J of this city , but of the stuto us well :
HJ ritonitAMMi * .
J I'lnno Scherzo In C minor Chopin
f Prof Ucorgo Uagnall
1 Sow-Hohollnlc Uiscliot
J Mrs \V. a. Durroll
Violin Seventh Concerto Do llortot
K Iror O. C. Monzcndorf
Miss ! • : . I ) . Cochran , accompanist
Souk lJoliort , My Lover Meyerbeer
Mine Adnlf VVubcr
Piano and violin Alia lolnccaUathovcn
B Mme Muriu Frllscho ,
Mine August Hiujoiiow
HI ii „ . , „ ( ( n ) lroludo < Uubonstoln
l imo \ ( b ) Grand ranlnslo brilliant . . . Liszt
Prof hM. . Clibcault
Violin Faust , lantasio Alurd
Prof August linircnow
Song-AVnlUltrlUlniit Ardltl
Mrs , C. S. Llpplncott
B Piano and violin Ave Marie Schubert
M Miss Anna Lau
B Master CbarlosIlaROnow
I Willkommcn und Abschtcd
Itccltatlon < . ' .Oootho
( Iluchrt Nlcht Daran . . . .Geibel
B Mine Marie Frltseho
Prcludo Prof V. M. Gibcault
Cltv tNows'niiil Nolo * .
H The drawing of the Woman's Relief Corps
BBj lambrequin nnd table scarf will tnko place
Bj at McArthur's drug store , Eleventh ana N ,
BB | Monday niorninfr
H Franlc Orlflln was arrested yesterday
BBj evening for stealing a trunk from W. A.
BB | Dopgatt
H Tlioro nre good Indications that the Kansas
BBl City & Omaha will build from McCook
BBl Junction to Lincoln early In the spring
BBb This route , it is said , has boon lookeil over
BBb by the Northwestern pcoplo , who are
BBh scarctdnir for an outlet from this city
| Ono thousand hogs were killed at Wast
BBB Lincoln Saturday
B The beef packing committee will moot
BBB next Saturday ,
B A. Hurlburt Is arranging to build a $10,003
BBB residence at Sixteenth and G.
B The hearing of the Osceola elevator case
BBB by tlio state board of transportation has
BBB been continued until next Saturday
M The teacher * and students of the musical ,
BBB department of the state university will give
BBl a recital at the chapel Tuesday evening
B Superintendent . E. Thompson of the
BBJ ISurlinglon cuntemplntos u trip to Europe
BBl about February 1.
P At the declamatory contest given last night
BBl at the Weslynn university Miss Kato Scot
BBff horn was awarded tlio hluhcst prize Her
BBJ subject was Toms Llttln Star "
H Thn senior class of the state university
BBJ were given a reception last night at the rest
BBJ denco of Acting Chancellor Uessoy
HA A very pleasant surprise party was given
BBJ [ " " last night at the rosldcneo of L. G. M. linld-
BBJ win nt UnivorsItv1 > lacc The occasion was
BBJ ' Mr lSaldwin's birthday and also the llftti
BBJ anniversary of his wedding
H Mr , and Mrs OV. . Webster gave a high
BBJ five party lust night in honor of their nicco ,
BBj Miss Miunio De Puo
B The \V. R. C. No 10 held Its annual I
BJ meeting yesterday afternoon Over sixty
BBj members were in attendance Tlioro were 1
BBJ two initiations The following oftlcors wcro 1
BB | elected for the ensuing year ; President ,
BBJ Mrs Darnelli senior vice president , Mrs [
BBJ Helen E. Cook ; junior vice , Mrs Corbin ; I
BBJ troasurcr , Mrs Frankfortor ; conductor , |
BBJ Mrs May Thomas ; guard , Mrs Stoner , Mrs
BBJ | McArthur and Mrs Manchester ; alternates , i
BBJI Misses Smith , Glllcsplo and Davis
BJB Farragutpost N o.25.Grand Army of theRe
BBB public hold its annual election of ofllccrslast ?
BBB nlcht resulting as follows : Cuptain Phelps
BBB Paine , post commander ; T. U. Hoach , S. O.
BJBJ 0. ; A. D. Craig J. V. C ; J. IC Haggard ,
BBB surgeon ; Henry Mustorman , chaplain ; ;
BBB Charles Hatton , Q. M. ; J. S. Uanvlck , O.
BJB O. ; D. F. StoW , O. G. The following
BBB comiadcs wcro electee ! representatives to the
BBB next cnciunpmont : M. llowo , Al Manchos
BBB tor , Joe Swan , D. T. Cook , J. It Blug ; nltor-
BBB nates : W. J. liebout , J. D. Klentsch , J. W.
BBJf Winger , J , 1) . Garner , George V. Hall A
BBB resolution was unanimously adopted Instruct
BBJ lng the delegates to use all honorublo means
BBJ to sccuro the election of Captain Josopli
BBl Teeter as the next department commander
H There Is no foundation whatever for the
BBJ report that Tin : Uci : contemplates closing its
BBJ Lincoln ofllco
BBJ
BBJ "Wo arc tli < Inopln
H Business man from Nobrunka for Chl-
H ciiro , MilwnuUoo nnd all enstorn cities
H will plenso note that by tlio now tlmo
H schcdulo ( In effect from und after No-
H vombor 17 , 188 ! ) ) , they can arrive nt
H Oiimhn , about p. in , can do business or
H visit with Omaha merchants nnd friends !
H for nearly two hours nnd can thou take
B the through Pullman slooplnp • car of
H the Ohlcugo , Milwiuikeo & St Fnul
. snort line fast tram nt umuha
depot of tlio Union Pacific railway at 0
p. m. ( supper Borvcd on dining car lcuv-
Iii } , ' Council Dlulfa at 0:80 : p. m.j , nnd
arrive at Chicago nt 0:30 : a. ra ( break
fast also eoi'vcd on dining car ) , in iimplo
time to mnUa conncctioiiR with the fast
morning traliifl from Chicago on the
principal onatorn nnd eofcthcastorn
lines ; or if doslipd , passengers for the
east can remain over in Chicago a tow
hours for business or pleasure and ro-
Bumo tlioir iournoy by the nftomoon
fast and limited trains of all tbo east
ern roads
In nddltton to tlio forogolng , another
through short-lino train leaves Omaha
dully at 0:15 : n. in nnd Council Bluffs at
0:40 : n. m. , arriving in Chicago at 0:50 :
u. in , making close connoatiou with the
express trains of all eastern roads ,
For ticlcots and further particulars
npplv to the nearest tlslcot agent , or to
F. A , Nash , general ngout,1601 Fiu-mun.
• troot , Omaho , Neb
Lofoten , in Norway , is the principal
fishing district of that country Last
year tlio llshormon toolc UO.000,000 cod ,
worth $1,000,000.
Tr ed lo Urenlc tli ? Itauk
Iru.iwny small , slim man from tlio board
of trade who has crown famous for his
plunging operations strolled into a
gambling house on JJlnrlc strcot Friday
ubout midnight , says n Chicago spoolnl
to the Now York World Ho lighted u
cigar , dropped into n ohair nt a faro
tnblo nnd bought $1,000 worth of cheeks
"I'm goinc to win out the hduso , " ho
laughed , lioforo two hours had passed
every gumblor in the town was talking
about what was probably the stlffost
fight npuinst publlo faro in the gam
bling history of Chicago Nowspupor
gossip nbout winnings and losings of
810,000 and $50,000 Is common Gum
bioi-3 pronounce most of it ( lotion But
hero wus an notuui case of half a dozen
bets of $2,500 on the turn of n slnglo
curd The limit at this particular house
is $100 on doubles the first three
curds of a denomination and $50 on the
remaining or case card The plunger
pluyod this limit for a few deals and
thou demanded a higher ono He was
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given $100 fin4 $200. Again ho do-
\ mantled a ralso , nnd to satisfy him ho
was allowed $200 and $400. Finally ho
broke out Impatiently :
"Icnn'tplko along this way Take
the limit oft nnd give mo full swing
The dcnlor communed with ono of the
proprietors of the house and ho in turn
communed with Ills partner The re
sult , of tlio communing was that ono of
the owners sat in bohlnd the tabic nnd
called out : The limit Is olT Dot 'or
high , old man ! " The plunger bought
• $ • 1,000 moro of chocks , mnking $0,500 In
nil ho had In front of him and sailed In
His first bet made thooxporioucedgnm-
blors standing nround gasp in nstonish-
mont Ho bet $1,000 on the "bovon"
spot and won llo continued to lay $500
to $1,000 till cases began to como , and
then ho jumped to $2,500.
Men who were standing around the
tnblo nnd had no financial Interest were
as nervous as the spootntors at a horse
ruco But the ltttlo plunger and the
donlor were cool nnd the cards sllppod I
out of the box ns swiftly as If the blue
checks represented only nickels Instead
of ono-hundrod dollar notes For an
hour the bnnrtl of trade man won , until
with $10,000 velvet in front of him
ills luck turned The hank hit him
hard , nnd in another hour ho had lost
his $10,000 and $0,000 besides Then ho
called ills companion a well known
board of trade man and tits companion
took tli a chair while the plunger slept
Board of trade mnn No 2 won bnuk tlio
$0,000 and the ' two wont to lunch When
they rcturno 'd the plunger again sntin ,
this tlmo with ti$200 and $ t00ltraltand
ho und his friend lost $7,300 before they
( iult at daybreak ,
The game was the biggest over
played hero , " said an old timer Atone
ono tlmo the little follow had $12,000 on
the table , nud the bets were so olncod
that action must como for $6,000 at
every turn "
Cnllfornln , the imnil or Discoveries
Why will you lay uwako all nigltt , cough
ing , when that most cffoctlvo and ngreeablo
California remedy , Santa Able , will give you
Immcdlato relief I SANTA ABIE Is the
only guaranteed euro for consumption ,
asthmn and all bronchial complaints Sold
only In largo bottles , at $1. Thieo for $2.50.
The Goodman Drug Co will no pleased to
aupply you , and guarantee rollef when used
ns directed CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURI3
hover fulls to rollovo catarrh or cold in the
$ end Six mouths treatment , $1. By mull
si 10.
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PATTI'S TERMS TOO LOW
Retires In Imiitloii Showing What
ilnr Conoorts Vlelrt ,
A writer in the London World says of
Mme Paul's terms for singing in concerts -
corts : "I have all ray lifo had a weak
ness for ladies , nnd Indies have always
had the weakness to know what is not
their business , so 1 am going to betray
a secret of the trade to the iady readers
of tills paper in order to lot thorn get an
Insight into atTairs discussed by every
body , although everybody knows
nothing nbout what is realty the mat
ter From all sides I hoar of the greedi
ness of Mme Pntti , the exorbitant
prices she asks , and how she does not
care whether people in whoso concerts
she sings are rulnod so long as the receives -
coivos nor money The fact is this :
Mme Pntti received for every concert
in the Albert hall 700 an enormous
amount , no doubt
Now , lot us see as to the ruin of the
people who engage her The oxponscs
of the hall are about 100 , other artists
200 , advertising , etc , say 150 ; the
whole forms 1,160 to 1,200 costs The
receipts of this years first concert were
nbout 1,700 , of the second over 1,800.
and the third will probably bo still
larger ; that is to say , 500 , C00 , 700
proilt I know that once in a concert
in which she sang the expenses were a
little ever 1.200 and the receipts
2,143 , with 103 taken for programme
books Those are flguros , not opinions
I have known what Is perhaps still raoro
astonishing Ono evening the fog was
so thick that I was rotlcoting whether I
should go to the hall , imagining that
Mme Pattl , whom I had to accompany ,
would not go I went , however , after
all , by the underground railway , and
the receipts that evening loft over 000
Droll t.
Lot any ether singer do this , if hoer
or she can , nnd nothing will bo fairer
than that they should domaud exactly
the same price as Mme Pntti , and only
too happy will anybody bo to pay , and
take the cortaln profit ; but as there is 1
nobody in the whole unlvorso who can
fill the Albert hall , and consequently
bring anything llko the receipts , it 1
should bo well understood thnj , Mme
Pattl rocoivcs enormous prices because 1
she alone makes enormous profits This i
does not prove that tlioro are not ether
singers of great talent , young , hand
some , fresh voices of course not But
hero stands the fact undonlablo You
engage Mme Pntti nnd pay her five i
times the sum the boat slngor gets , and
your receipts will bo what no singer on i
earth can bring you but Mme Pntti "
Mrs Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup rc-
duuos in Humiliation while children are i
teething 25 cents a bottle
THE GERMAN SERVANT GIRL
KUo Wears No limit : * , Hit | She Can ,
Wort Llko nn Ox
.
The Gorman servant girl hns no bangs 1
nor ban cries , nor tur-'inod ' coats , nor
four-buttoned kid gloves She is squuro-
shouldered , heavy featured , und lnrgo
limbed She is neither clean , quick
nor iiitolligonl , but bIio can work She
has the strength of an ox and is always
willing to use It Most sorvaut girls in
Gorman cities are peasants Daughters
of the poorer town-brod fumillos usually
become factory bauds , shop girls , or
waitresses .
Tlio conservative peasants , however ,
with their old projudlcos in favor of
everything foudnl , prefer doraostlo ser
vices for their chlldron to any employ
ment As soon as the peasants daughter
is fourtcon or fifteen years old she
learns how to split wood , hoe potatoes
and plant cabbages She milks the cow
before breakfast ; hltohos her to a
plough after breakfast , and oiton turns
furrows nil the morning under the
diroctlon of her father , who , in , the
meanwhile , smokes a plpo nnd rests ,
She mows hay nud digs water trenches
During the hurvust she carries great
basketfuls of vegetables from the Holds
to the burn on her buck When her
younger slstor becomes old enough to
help horparonts to work the little farm ,
however , the eldest daughter loses her
grip on her fuMior's heart She is re
garded by him ns an incumbrance , for
' nothing is moro.usolossin the eyes of a
I i Gorman pen ant than n grown daugh
ter who does not earn her living
Thcreforo , If no linns or Fritz wishes
her to bo his holpniato in raising cnb-
I I bngo nud potatoes , she must go into do-
, mestlo sorvlco in the city
Llko almost nil novices In nn occupa
tion on the coutinout , she servos nn np-
! pronticoship , For sovornl mouths she
receives no wngos , nor does she deserve
any , for her stupidity is phenomenal
She has never wuluod on a carpet before
fore , and doesn't know a napkin from a
dishcloth , or a coal bucket from a ket
tle She blacks the burrs patent
leather shoes and oils his rubber hoots
She puts the tablecloth on the lloor
and the rug on , the table In fact , she
is as strange to most of the furulturo
1 and customs in a comfortable house ns : i
' Persian or an' Indian , She learns slowly
, and laboriously , but she never forgets
BONNER'SNEWWORLDBEATER | '
The Great Horao Lever Hns Great
Hopes of Sunol
GREYHOUND ' OF THE PACIFIC
The Chlnn'i ! Wonilerritt Trip flrnin
Yokohama , lo the Golilcu Gate
Huntington nnd Stanford
A Versatile Mnn
Butiol n Itlslnc Sun
SAtf PitAXCisco , Dee 11. [ Spoolnl
to Tub Bur ] Hobort Bonn or and
Sunol have occupied a lnrgo share of
public attontlon during the past few
wcoks To your correspondent the
famous horse owner and editor said last
evening :
"Sunol will ho loft here under Mr
Marvin's care for nnothor year In
fact , that was understood at the tlmo I
bought her She will not go onst until
nbout next October Marvin has done
wonders with her , nnd ho will do moro
She will bo loft entirely In tils charge ,
to bo trained ns ho thinks proper
Whether she will bent Maud S. is a
question Sunol now stands third on
the list , wltti Maud S. 2:0Sl : und Jay
Eye See 2:101 : ahead of her But Sunol
Is merely a baby yet , and it cannot bo
foretold what she will do
"I can only hope , but I dnro not expect -
poct to see my little Illly do 2:05. : Mar
vin hns had her so far , nnd if there is
any man who can got her there ho will
She hns done a quarter , ho tolls mo , In
80 seconds ; that promises such tlmo as
I feared I never would llvo lo see
There Is a thing which is not quito
well understood here When Governor
Stanford wrote to mo on Ootobor 20
nbout Sunol ho know oxnotly what to
cxpoct of her Ho wrote mo then , very
modestly , thut ho believed Bho would
ovontuully lower Maud S. 's record 'if
any horse ever did ' IIo said then that
ho expected her to do 2:10 : in her next
trial When she did 2.10 } ho wired mo
that ho was disappointed because of the
fraction Do you see that the governor
wns not unnwuro ol the value of his fillv
when I answered him on November 2 ,
stating 1 accepted her nt the flguro I
had already offered "
The price I paid for Sunol ? "
Now Ill toll you young man I am
bound on honor not to divulge the exact
flguro , but I gave moro than $10,000 and
less than $50,000 ; strike your own aver
age "
Till ! NEW TACIFIO GItAYHOUND
The new steamer China , which arrived -
rived from Yokohama in the phenomenally -
nally fast time of twelve days , twenty
hours and fifty-four minutes , thus
eclipsing nil previous records by nearly
eighteen hours is regarded as a wonder
in marinocireles
This time made by the China is oven
moro commendable to the now steamer
for the reason thut throughout her voy-
ego she encouoterod unusually heavy
scasand head winds , which dblayod her
several hours
The now steamship China was built
byJohnEldor& Sons , on the Clyde ,
and her tonnage is 5,400 tonB , consider
ably greater than the City of Poking
She is 400 feet long , 48 feet breadth of
beam , and SO foot depth of hold She is
therefore 43 feet longer than the Pe
king Slip hns four decks and Dvo
wntor-tiglit compartments , three of
which extend to the spar dock She
has room for 120 first cabin , 80 Bocoud
cabin , and 1,000 Btoorago pass ongSrs ,
although if it were necessary 2.000 passengers -
songors could bo crowded into the vos-
sel
sel.The
The saloons nro fitted out in a lux
urious manner , and the llncst woods nt-3
employed in the finish of the cabin
Every modern coivvonionco is supplied
on board There are numerous bath
- rooms and lavatories nnd the vessel is '
llghtod throughout by oloctrlclty
At present thn China flies the British 1
flag It is the first of the Pacillo Mall 1
vessels to fly the cross of St George ,
and it is thought that the company will
order the registry elinn god so that she '
will carry the Hawaiian colors While 1
shipping raon nro elated ever the ro-
suit of the Chinas trio , there is some 1
regret made that the run was not made 1
by an American built vessel , The
rocord-smashlnc made of Into by the
transpacific steamers has been done
by British-built steamers TboCann-
dian Pacillo company's steamers bent ;
their time , and now a British-built 1 ;
stonmor owned by nn American cora
puny , bents the fustcst time made by
the China vessels sailing to Vancouver
Not only is the time made from Yokohama '
hama by the China the fastest on '
rocora , but the tlmo from Houngkong
of'twonty-two and a half days is faster
than all previous records
FAIHY JJAir.UOAD STOHY
A story has boon published to the >
offoctthat C. P. Huntington rocantly
telegraphed to Senator Stanford asking [
him whether ho felt disposed to ro-
sign the presidency 'of the Southern
Pacillo comnany " bo as to obviate the
necessity of a fourth vice presidency ,
nnd to allow oaoh of the second and
third vice presidents to move up ono
Colonel Crocker , when questioned
about the matter , asked whether ho
was expected to give a serious answerer
or not , Senator Stanford said ho had
not under any circumstances olTored to
resign , nor has ho ever boon asked to
do bo There is absolutely no truth In
the story , and if posslblo there
Is less in the stutomont that it wns ever
proposed that I should stop into Mr
Stanford's plnco I would not for a
moment oxpeot to bo his successor , oven
if ho did resign " •
'J.TU5 VKIlSATITiK SPIDKIt
Iko O'Noil ' Weir , the champion
fonthor weight pugilist who is matched
to light Billy Murphy , the champion of
Australia , on December 27 , is probably
the most accomplished pugilist in the
world , ne is a llrst-class jockey huvlng
ridden some of the fastest stoopio chase
races ever seen in this country , no
shoots copper cents from between Jiis
wifo's fingers , and plays the most dilll-
cult muslo with boxing gloves on his
hands and a sheet ever the keys Ho is
an expert swimmer , wearing two gold
moduls for lifesaving in evidence of the
fact IIo sings character songs and
dances jigs , nnd besides being the
champion pugilist of his class is u good
nil round uthleto ,
The versatility of the Spldor , as ho Is
known in the profession , furnishes no
end of nmusomons foi these who hap
pen to stop at his training quurtors m
Huusalito For the last two wcoks while
not ongngoa in running on the road and
punohinir the bag ho has devoted his
time to writing a play , which will bo
produced at the Daxtor ' cottngo by local
talout some time before the date of his
tight Unlike most play-wrlghts ho Is
writing his play to lit the personnel of
his company
tub oiiAxais oitor
Sovornl Btatomonts have boon circu
lated of late of an overproduction in
this years orange crop , aud a consequent
quent doereaso in prices These reports
are denied by the secretary of the
"
board of horticulture , if Ho stntos that
overproduction never cAh occur In Cnl
lfornln , owing to the many ndvnntngos
posscs-iod by the homo product The
best oranges grown ioj southern Cali
fornia are not ready for market until
the fruit of Florida arid the Modltor-
rnnesn counlrlos has boon exhausted
The Florida oranires nro also grown
under climatic disndvafitoges which nro
not found in California
Frost is also largely a factor In main
taining the prices of , the California
fruit , as that of Florida suitors greatly
from it , the orange bolt gradually mov
ing south nnd the product consequently
getting less The Cnlifbrnla orange is
vastly superior to all others as ashlppor
nnd keeper and outranks the product of
ether countries in qunltty nnd lluvor
This fnet is demonstrated when the
products of the Mediterranean , Florida
nnd Cnllfornin nro brought into compe
tition , that of the latter soiling invari
ably nt grcntor prices than its compet
itors
HUNTINGTON'S OFFKNSlVn LANGUAGE
The people of California can monsuro
the extent of tholrgratltudo to the rail
road corporation by C. P. Huntington's
language when discussing the Chinese
exclusion act Ho denounced the people
plo of California ns hoodlums for de
manding protection against the count
less Mongolian hordes of cheap labor
ers His oltonslvo language was
prompted by the fact that one of the Hu
morous brahohos of the hydra-headed
Southern Pacific of Kentucky wns suf
fering from n slightly diminished In
come If the ola tlmo recolpts of the
O. and O. could bo restored the Central
Paciflo people would choorlully turn the
whole state ever to the Chinese
"If Californinns see nny cnuso for
gratitude in such conduct , " observes
the Chronicle , they nro welcome to
show It , but to us It looks llko a case of
licking the boot that kicks us "
rilENOMENAL ItAINFAIik
The phenomenal rainfall of this year
has completely broken the record
Hitherto it has bcou possible to match
every experience with a previous ono ,
but there is no year since the occupa
tion in which so great a rainfall has
boon noticed so early in the win tor ns
thisyoor The writers who can see a
direct connection between increased
population and rainfall must still ex
press themselves cautiously There is
no foundation n3 yet for the bollof that
California will never more bo alllictod
with drought , nlthought there Is abun
dant reason to bollovo that wo shall
uovor experience a total failure of crops
as we did in 1870-7.
Grave Cause for Anxiety
exists when the kidneys lose their activity
Prompt moasurcs should bo takan to renew
it , otherwise Hright's disease , illubetos , or
some other organic dlsoasc , is to bo apprehended -
hendod as a cousequoace Hostetter's St om-
• ach Hitters is a most desirable dlurotic , as
its stimulative action upon these organs
never crosses the border , jlino of safety und
merges into irritation , asdo , many stimu
lants used for the same piirposo by the care
less and unlnstructed The stimuli of com
merce , dory and unmedlcated , are not suit
able corrective agents 'in a case llko this
They excite without producing a permanent
ly dosirublo result The , ' Just medium be
tween them and on ineffectual diuretic is
thn Hitters , which is also a specific for mal
arial complaints , dyspepsia , constipation aud
rheumatism ,
;
lie ; ieit People on Earth
An eastern correspondent writes ns
'
follows to the London iFi old : Tlio pop
ulation of Sorapit turned out to see us
The women were a strange contrast to
the men in appearance While the
latter were as loan as'p&sts and uglier
thaa most monkeys the formal * at
least these under twenty or so wcro
plump , solidly built , full bosomed crea
tures , and there were at least half a
dozen In the crowd before usnvho might
fairly bo termed good looking
But the older members of the com
munity , the women especially , almost
surpass my powers of description to give
an Idea of their weird ugliness My
companion tersely summed thorn up ns
baked motikoy ; " but a monkey would
at least have hnd a covering of hair ,
whereas these dreadful persons had
nothing but their very scanty clothing
to conceal-any part of the leathery In-
togumout that wns so tightly shrunken
over their skeleton bodies and looked
so hard and dry that you oxpeotod to
hear the oraoklo when they moved
Their faces seemed to consist solely
of skin drawn ever a skull without a
particle of flesh , and looked precisely
as If some one had tried to make a mask
out of old leather , and failing , had \
thrown it down in disgust and stamped 1
on it Yet they seemed nolthor do-
crepit nor idiotio The men carried I
their complement ot armsj ono old fol •
low had girded on the longest and I
crookodest Bword there Ho looked [
like Death with his scythe
A woman , who resembled ono of the ,
dried mummies of blacks found in 1
North Quoenslnnd , reanimated , was >
pounding paddy in a wooden mortar , so )
I concluded that appearances were deceptive -
coptivo , and that they were not nearly
so old as they looked Indeed , the
Malayan races uro not long-lived , and 1 i
really old people are very scarce , such 1
an instance as the sultan of Urunol ,
who lived to nearly ono hundred , being -
almost unhuurd of _
Samples of Dr Miles Restcnatlvo Norvmo
at Kulin & Co 's , 1.1th and Douglas , cures
headache , nervousness , sleeplessness , ncu-
ralgia , fits , etc
OMAHA AVHOlvKSAIiU MARKHTS
Groceries , Proilucc , Fruits , Etc ,
Eaos Strictly fresh , Ul@23c ; cold storage ,
18o.
18o.Hides
Hides , Pjti/rs , Tallow , Etc Green salted
hides , # /c : No 12 , G. S. hides , 3 > { o ; dry flint
hides , 5@7o ; calf hides , 4 > ( J34o ; damagoa
hides , 2u less ; sheet ) pelts , green , each , 25c@
jl.00 ; shonp ' pelts , dry , per lb ; , 7@13 } o : tal
low No 1 , 4o : No 3. 3@3Ko ; grease , white ,
4@Ho ; yellow , 2 } < @ 3o.
liurrBK Ureamery , fancy , 3325o : choice ,
20u521o ( , Dairy , fancy , 15@l7o ; choice , 14 ®
15o. Country , fancy , l-i$16o ; good to choice ,
12@13o ; fair 10@llo ; Inferior , C@9c
Pickles Medium , per , bbl , $5.00 ; small ,
$6.00. gherkins , I7.0U ; 0 „ & 11 chow chow ,
( its , $ . * i.S5 ; pts , $3.33 , r
Potatoes 35@3o ( ) for choice
Onions 40iitJUo. , i. 1-
Sauek KitAUT-Ubls. ; h'f ' bbls , tl 83 ,
Suoaus Cut loaf , bo ; cut loaf , cubes , SJ e ;
standard , powdered , S ) C : XXXX , powdered ,
Do ; granulated , standard , 7 o ; confectioners
tioners' A. Viowhita \ extra C , 0) ) o ; extra
O Neb , 0&o : amber , diict California goldoa
C,0Jfo. >
Rtav Tongues Salt , bbls , $20,00.
Uv $5.0U@.00 } , ot • •
Cuor Fkeii $13.00. J.
Uuan-$10.00. - i.
C0HN 11)0. )
t'j ' l s
Oats 17c . .j
Veal Choice , modlumslze , [ 5@1o ; choice
heavy , 3@lo. * { L
Ltb $1.75(21.60 ( norcase
Liyu Pioeons Per doc , $1.50. •
Game Pralno chlokona , $1.00 ; mallard
ducks , $ : l.00@3.5Q ; inixod duaks $ l.50@HXj )
teal $1.35@1.50jacksnipo ; , * 1.00@l. 'i.V quail ,
{ 1.25@1.75 ; lack rabbits , $ i.0Q@4.0 ; small
rabbits , $1.00@l.SO ; squirrels , $1.0U@1.10 ,
plover , 75cffltl,00 ; venison saddles , Uc ( l3o ;
carcasses , OCdUc
Lemons Fancy , $5.60@7.50 ; choice , $3.50 ®
G.00 ,
CELunv Per doz , 80o.
California Qium $3.00 ,
Salsoda 19 @l } o per lb
StaiiouifitiSio per lb •
Stove Polish I2.0j@5.87 per gross
Uiiooms Itlo $2.00 ; 3 tie , $3.80 ; Btublo ,
$3,80 ; common , tl.5'J@l.T5.
I-iAitD Tierces Hetlned , 6 o ; pure loaf ,
UJfc ; kettle renderad , 7a Add Ho to J o for
smaller quantities
Pauinaceous Coons Barley , 33) e ; fa
rina , 4o ; peas , So ; oat meal , 2J5o ; mao
aronl , lie ; vermicelli , lie ; rico , &i @ 5o ;
saso and tapioca , 037c ; Lima beans , 2 > o.
Coffes Hoasted Arbuoklo's Ariosa ,
31o ; McLaughlin's XXXX , aiM > ; German
2lVo ; ; TJUworth MXa' Alaroms , 84"fc
Corrr.B Crecn tancy old golden Hlo ,
03c ; fancy old peabcrry.&ltfo ; tlio , cholcoto
fancy , 22oj Hlo , prime , iilo ; lllo good , 10c ;
Muchn , UOc ; Java , fancy Mnndonllnp , S7ot
Java , good interior , -Mo ; African , l0ic. !
Uannki > Kisn Urook trout , 3 ll > , $ 'j.40 ; sal
mon trout , 3 ] t > , } t.ir : > ; clams , 1 It- , $ l. J * > ;
clnms , 3 Hi , $2.00 ; clam chowder , 3 lb , $1.2. ) ;
dovilnd crabs , I II ) , $ J.2. " i ; deviled crabs 3 Hi ,
$3 SO ; codllsh bnlls , 'J 11. , $1,75 , ; caviar , K U'i
$3.2 , - - ; eels , Lit , $3 10 ; lobsters , 1 lb , $1. ' .K ) ;
lobsters , 2 lb , $ ' .115 : lobsters , deviled , W lb ,
12.2.5 ; mackerel , 1 ll > , $1.75 ; mackerel must
ard sauce , U 11. , $2.00 ; mackerel tomato
saiico , 3 lb , $2,00 ; o.VBtors , I lb , $1,00 ; oysters ,
3 it > , tl.&O ; salmon , C. It , 1 11. , $ t. 'J0 ; sulmon ,
C. K.,3 lb , $ J.Si ) ; salmon , Alaskn 1 lb , $1.05 ;
salmon , Alaska , 3 Hi , $2.03 ; shrimps , 1 D > ,
$2.C0.
DniEi ) E'huit Currants , new , ( Uij prunes ,
casks 1300 lbs , 4Me ! prunes , bull or bags ,
4Ko ; citron peel , drums , 80 lbs , ' 'lo ; lemon
peel , drums , 30 lbs , 20cj fnrd tlntrs , boxes 12
lbs , Oo ; nprlcots , cliolco ovnporated , 14c ;
nprlcots , Jelly , cured , 25 lb boxes , lfia ; apri
cots , fancy , Mount llninilton , 2. > lb boxes ,
lOct nprlcots , choice , bags , SO lbs , ll oi
apples , evaporated , Aldcu , 50 lb boxes , tl' o )
mples , star , S\u ; apples , fancy , Aldoti , 0 lb ,
10c ; apples , fuiicy , Aldcn , 21b , lO' u ; Salt
Lake , OJ c ; blackborrlcs , evaporated , 50 lb
boxes , 646i4ocherries } \ , pitted , dry cured ,
14c ; pears , California fancy , ! .f boxes , 331b ,
l c ; peaches , Cal No 1 , fancy , K tinpbags ,
80 lbs1 , 15c ; nectarines , red , 14c ; nectarines ,
silver boxes , 15c ; pitted plums , Cal 35 lbs ,
boxes , & } { o' raspberries , ovap N. Y. now ,
5 } c ; prunes , Cal , It C , UO-100 boxes , 35 lbs ,
OJ/c ; prunes , Cul , It C , G0-T0,0c ; orange pool ,
15o ; raisins , California London * , crop l.SS ! ) ,
$3.35 ; rulslns , Cal loose muscntolscrop 1S83 ,
$3.10 : Galonchis 18s * > . S. 'ic ' ; Valeucias , old ,
70 ! Cal seedless sks , 7)1 ) c.
Caxneij Mbats Corned beef , 1 lb square
cans , $1,30 ; corned beef , 3 lb squnro cans ,
$2.05 ; corned beef , 0 lb square cans , $0.50 ;
corned beef 11 lb square cans , $14.00. Lunch
tongues , 1 Hi round cans , 2.00 ; lunch
toncuos , 3 lb round cans , $1,75. Brawn , 1 lb
square cans , $ l. ' 20 ; brawn , 3 lb square cans ,
$3.00 ; brawn , 0 lb square cans , $0.50 ; brawn ,
14 lb square cabs , $14.00. Ox tongue * . , 1J lb
round cans , $5.no , ox tongues , 3 lb round
cans , S0.0O ; ox tongues , * 2itf lb round cans
$7.00 ; oxtotigues,3lb round ' cans$3.00. Chipped
beef , 1 lb round can s , $2.00 ; chipped beef , 3
lb round cans , $4.00. Hoast beef , 1 lb round
cans , $1.30 ; roast beef , 3 lb round cans , $2.(10. (
Potted ham , \i \ lb round cans , 05c ; potted
ham , \ \ lb round enns , Sl.20. Deviled bam ,
H lb round cans , 05c ; deviled ham , Jf lb
round cans , $1.20. Potted ox tongtioi \ lb
round cans , 05c : potted ox tongue , > f lb
round cans , $1.20. Compressor bam , 1 lb
Bquaro cans , $1.75 ; compressed ham , 3 lb
square cans , $3.75. Tripe , 3 lb round cans ,
51.80. Mlncod collops , 3 lb round cans , $3.20.
llonclcss pigs foot , 3 lb square cans , 33.3 > ,
Ono pound cans are packed two dozen dud
four dozed to the case Two pound cans nro
packed onu dozen and two dozen to case
Half pound cans packed two dozen to case
Quarter pound cans packed four dozen to
case All prices per dozen , net
Jiurs Almonds , slCJ/lOo , llrnzlls , 12J o ;
Alberts , lSJ o ; pecans , llo ; walnuts 13Jic ;
peanut cocks , S ) c ; rousted , lie ; Tcnncsco
peanuts , 7c.
Sausaoe Hologna 4M4 * c ; Frank fort , . 7c ;
tongue , 8c ; summer , ISc ; headcheese , Go
PofLTiiv Chickens , bor Uoz , llvo hens ,
? 2.35 ; spring , $2.50 ( 2.75 ; dressed , per lb , n@
7c : turkeys , live , 8@10c ; dressed 8@10c ;
ducks , live , per doz , $2.50@3.00 ; dressed , per
lb , 9@llo ; geese , live , per doz , $3.0030.00 ;
dressed , perbl , 8 ( < i 9c.
Awi.c-j Per bbl , common , $2.03@2.25 ;
choice , 2.5Oi4.0T ( > .
Mince Miit 20 lb cans , 7 ao
Honkt 15c per lb for choice
PiiESEUVES 'JWtSlOo per lb
.Tellies 4fti4 o per lb
'
Uecswax 'No ; 1 , 10@l c.
.Piiovisions- Hams , No 1 , 10-lb average ,
lOe ; 20 to 33 lbs , flKe : 12 to 14 lbs , lO ' c ;
shoulders , Xt\ breakfast \ bacon , No 1 , S : , liO ;
ham sausage , S > 0 > dried beef hams , 7 c ;
beef tongues , $0.00 per dozen ; dry salt moats ,
BHlSSXcper lb ; huin roulette BLfo ; acjj j0
pcrlb tor small lots
Mess Point Per bbl , $10.50.
Bananas According to size , per bunch
$2.00@3.00.
HtiTTEitiNE Tubs , 13c ; rolls , llo
Cocoasuts Per 100 , $5.00.
Ari'LB liUTTEIl 5 c.
Cllinn Hbls$5.50 ; hf.bbls , $ .1.00.
Mai'LU Suoau 13 > fC il5o per lb
Oaxut 9 > f ( 23c per lb
Chocolate and Cocoa 21@37c per lb ;
Gorman chickory , rod , 8c.
Pies Pelt Pickled , kits , 75c ; spiced pigs
tongues , kits , $2.35 ; pickled tripe , kits , 05c ;
pickled II C tripe , kits , 83c ; spiced pigs
hocks , kits , $1.15.
Swces Whole , per lb Alspico , 0c ; Cas
sia , China , 0c ; cloves , Penane , 3Sc ; nutmegs ,
No 1 , 75c ; pepper , lbigltlc
GiNor.it Jamaica , \i \ pints , $3.00 per doz
Cheese Young Americas full cream , 13 } c ;
factory twins , ll@12V o ; oft grades , 7 ( 8o :
Van Hosson Edom , $11150 per ttoz ; sap sago ,
33c ; brick , 12 ! e ; limburger , lie ; domestic
Swiss , 13@l4cl <
CitANiiEituiES Capo Cod , $9.00@10.00.
Okanoes Florida , per box , $3.UO ( < { 5.00.
llL-cicwiiEAT Flouh Per bbl $5 50H(5.00. ( (
Wool Fine , average , 325 < ; 33o ; medium ,
nverugo , 31@22o ; quarter blood , average , 20
@ 21e ; coarse , avcrago , 15@l u ; cotts and
rough , average , 14@10c.
Funs Heaver , per lb , $2.50@4.00 ; otter ,
oaoh , $3.00ic7.00 ( ; wolf , each , 50ciil. ( 25 ; '
coon , each , 25@75a : mink , each , 15 ( G0u ;
'maslirat ' , full , 5@9c ; skunk , rat , 2500 ;
badger , rat , 25@S0c ; deerskins , fall , per lb ,
18@27o ; winter , 12. < { S3c.
Ueans Choice hand-plckod navy , $1.75(3 (
1.S0 ; choice , handpicked medium , Sl.CVij
1.70 ; choice handpicked country , $150@1.05 ;
clean country , $ I.50@1.G0 ; Inferior country ,
$ l.00@1.35.
WiurriNO P.vrnn Straw , per lb , 1U@ I
3Kc ; ra ? , 3 o ; munilla , U , 5JjiJ/c : ; No ,
1,7c.B.ias
Bias Union Square , 35 nor cent off list
Salt Dairy 3S0 lbs in bbl , bulk , $2.10 ;
best grade , (10 ( , 5s , $3.30 ; bost.grado , 100 , 3s ,
$2.40 ; host crado , 38 , 10s , $3.30 ; rock salt ,
crushed , $1.80 ; dairy salt , Ashton , 50-lb !
bags , 85c ; bulk,32Mb bags , $3.25 ; common ,
in bbls , $1.25.
Flouk State , $1.00@5 00 ; fancy , $5.00 ® i
5.40.
Fisit Dried codfish , 4K@So ; sealed her
ring , 34a per box : hoi herring , dom 55c ;
Hamburg , spiced herring , $1.50 ; hoi herring
imp , 80c ; piackerol , No 1 shore , $11.50 ;
fancy mess , $13.50 per 100 lbs ; whlto Ihh
No , 1 , $7.00 ; family , $2.75 ; trout , $5.23 ; sal
inon , $150 ; anchovies , 85o.
OiLs-Keroseno-P. W. 9Ko ; \V.lltfc ;
headlight , 13 ; gasoline , 74o , 12c ; lard No I ,
44c ; No 2 , 4 < > c ; salad oil , $1.25(39.00 ( per
dozen
SoAra Castile , mottled , per pound , 8@I0o i
castlle , white , per pound , lB@15o.
Unm-i and Clininicnls
Aom Sulphuric , per pound , S o ; citric ,
per pound , 51c ; oxalic , per pound , Mo : tar
taric powdered , per pound , 42o ; carbolic , 37
@ 44o.
Alum per pouud , 2 > o.
Ammonia Carbonate , p r pound , llo
AimoWHOOT Per pound , lOo
Halsam Copaiba , per pouud , G3c ; tolu , 53
@Me.
UonAx Refined , per pound , lOo
Ulue Vituioh 8c.
Cami'UOii 12a
CltEAM T'AltTAIt 31a
Cuttik Fish 27o.
Dextiiine 12a
Glvoeiiinb 31o. " •
Hors 37c.
Inujoo 75c ,
Insect Powdeii 13o ,
MoiumiSE $3.85.
Ol'IUM $3.00.
Quinine 47c . ,
Hocit Salts 37o.
Saffhon Am , 33c.
Baffiion Span $1,07.
SALTrETItE 80.
• SULFIIUK FLOWEII 40.
Soija , HiCaiui lo
SlLNBE-NlTJIATE $1 28.
White Wax 52c.
Yellow Wax 32o.
Linseed Oil < 0o.
Linseeii Itaw 57c.
Castoii Oil No 1 , $1,24.
Si'Eiiu Oil $1.10 ,
TUIIFENTINE 530.
Nbatsfoot Oil No 1 , 57o.
Twines nud Hope ,
Binpeiis * Twine SUal , 13cs ! ( f , it Hf „
Ualnauilln. \ . 15o.
CLOTHESLiNES Cotton , 50 ft , $1.20 ; cotton ,
CO ft , $1.40 ; jute , 50 ft , 90o ; Jute GO ft , $1.00.
Cotton Twine Flno , 20e ; medium , lOo :
heavy houip , Ho : light hemp , 17o.
Sail Twine U , sail , ajoj Calcutta , Ho :
manilla rene , 14o ; sisal rope , HKo ; new
process , 8) 0 ; Jute , 0 > o ; cotton , locj bide
rope , 17c. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Lumber and ttulldlni ; Material
Stock Hoaiids A , 13 luch , s 1 s , 14 and 10
foot , $45.00 ; 11,13 inch , sis , 13 , Hand 16
feet , $11,00 : C , 13 inch , si s , 12 U and 10feet ,
j $36.00 ; D , 13 inch , lis , 13,14 ana 10 feet
$25.00 ; No 1 com 13 In , s t s. 13 foot , $1S.00J
Mo 3 com 12 in , i 1 s , 14 and 10 feet , $17.50i ( ?
18.W ; No 1 com 13 In , • t s. 10 IS and 20
feet , $13.50 ; No 3 coin 13 in , s 1 s , 14 nnd If )
foot , $17.00.
Poi't.tn LVMii-n Clear poplar box bds , 3
In , a 2 s , 15.00 ; clear poplar , % panel , $30.00 ;
clear poplar , ? „ in panel , $3i.tM ; clear poplar ,
K in panel stock wldp , s 3 , $23.00 ; uloar
poplnr corrugated rolling , ) ( , $3(1.00 ( ,
Pilars White ocdnr , ( tin halves , 13cwhlto ;
cedar , fii { in halves nnd 8 in quarters , 11o (
whlto cedar , 4 in round , lOo ; Tonncssco red
cedar , split , IGo ; split oak , white , 8c ; sawed
oak , 18c.
Snip LU" No 1 plain , S and 18 In , $17.50 ;
No 2 plain , 3 and 10 In , $15.50 ; No 1 , O G ,
$18.00.
PIMF.SSIOVS AM ) TIMIlRn
12 ft 14 ft 10 ft 13 ft 20 ft 32 ft 2 ft
3x4..15 00 151X1 15 00 til 00 lit ( HI 18 00 18 00
2X0..15 00 15 00 15 00 10H ( ) III00 18 00 18 00
SxS , .15 00 1500 15 00 10 00 10 00 IS 00 13 00
2X10..15 00 15 00 1500 1000 Id 0(1 ( 18 00 1800
2x13..1500 1500 1500 III00 1000 18 00 1800
4x4Sx8.10 00 10 00 10 00 t7 00 17 00 111 00 10 00
Fkncino Nol , 4 and it In , 13 and 14 ft ,
rough , * lVX'cllt.N ( ( ) ( ) ! No 1,4 mid 11 In , ID ft ,
$17.O0il7.50 ; No 3 , 4 alulO In 13 and 1(1 ( rt ,
$13.50 < | { 14.00 ; No 3,4 and 0 In , 10 ft , $15,00
dl10.00.
FiNisiuxn 1st nnd 2d dear , 1U' Inch , s 2 s.
$40.UOit51.00 ; 1st und 3d clear , \H \ and 2 Inch ,
s'Js , $17,000(50.00 ; 3d clear , l'/lucli , s 3 a ,
$13.00(1(40.00 ( ; H selocu ltf \ % and 3 Inch , s
3 b , $ ir.00 ( . i 38.00 ; 1st aud 2d clear , 1 Inch , s 3
s , $15.00 ; 3d clear , 1 luch , s 3 s , $3il.OO ; A se
lect , I inch , s 2 s , $34.00 ; 11 select , 1 Inch , 3
9 , $30.00
Hattrxs , Wei.Ij Tuuiso , Pickets O. G.
Butts , 2)4 ) inch , OOe : O. G. Hatts , 3J3. ( ! ss ,
: r.c ; 3-iu well tubing , I ) . & M , nnd bov ,
323.00 : pickets , I ) , . "fc " ll „ Hat , $20.00 | plcltots ,
D. & H „ square , $10.00.
Fi.ooiiisu lit com Hindi while pine ,
$34 00 ; 2d com Oln whlto pine , $11.00 ; 3d
com 0-ln whlto plue , $20.00 ; D com 0-ln white
pine , $20.00 ; coin 4 unci U in yellow plue ,
$15.00 ; Star 4-ia yellow plno , ? 17.lli ) ; 1st and
2d clear yellow plno , 4 and 0-ln , $10.00.
SlllNni.ES Per H-\\ clear , S3.20 ; extra *
• A * * , * 2.S0 ; standard A , JJ.40 ; C Inch clear ,
$1.IHU.70 ] ( ( ; 1) ) lucli clear , $1.75@1.80 ; No 1 ,
$1.10ftl. { 15 ; eloar rod cedar , mixed widths ,
from Washington territory , $1.40 ; Cahforula
rod wood , dimension widths , $1.50 ; cyuross ,
clear heart , dimension widths , $3.25 ; laths ,
$2.50.
HoAiins No 1 com , sis , 12 , 14 and 10 ft ,
$18.00 ; No 3 , do , $15.00 : No 3 , do $14.00 ;
No 4 , do , ( shins cull ) , $11.00. Add 50c per
M ft for rough
Ceii.ino ami Pautition 1st com /-lti
white pnio partition $32.00 ; 2d com jf-iu
whlto plno partition , $27 00 ; clonr.ln.yellow
plue ceilinjr , $20.00 : clear 'V-iu ' Norway ,
513.50 : 2d com > V-m Norway , $12.50.
Lime Host , SOc
Cement -S1.25. . ©
1'LASTElt $2.30.
Hint 20 c.
Huu.niNO 131IIOK Common , ? 0.00$7.50 per
M ; selected , $7.50(39,00 ( par M : sewer brick ,
$9.00 < 310.00 per M.
Snail GO per cout discount
Uoomi , Ilusm and Mouldings 50 nnd
10 per cent on" .
Tauili : > Felt S2.00 per cwt
Siiiaw BoAitn $1.40 per cwt
SRROEDER S DEAN ,
. GAIN ,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank
305 Honlh l. 'tlU Slrcct , - Oinalm ;
OOMMEROIAL
NATIONAL BANK
Capital , - $ AOO,000
Surplus , - -40,000
Omcsrsnnd Dlroctors E. M. MorHmnan , ( J
it Hltclicoclc , J03. Oarnoau Jr , , A. Henry E
M. Aiuternon , Wm ( J..Maul , v pros ; I _ II Will
alms A. 1' . HopkiiH , pies ; A Millard , casnter ;
r. II hryant asalstant cashier
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK
V. B. DEE03IT0HY , 0-AHA , NEE
Cnpltnl $4iH,010 )
Surplus Jan 1st , 188 ? ) 52,0 o" )
OFF1CEU3 AND DIHECTOItS :
HiiNiir W. Vati.S : President
LkwisS Hr.KD , Vice lresideut
' A. U.TOUZAI.IN ,
\V. V. MORSE , _
Jou.v 8 , Coirixs
It O. Cuxiiiko ,
JN II I'ATIIICK ,
W. II B. IluoiiB" , Cashier
THE IRON BANK ,
Cor 12th and Fnriiam Sts
A General llanklng Business Transacted
| WANTED
1 h Kn B i _ | s3UED BY cities ,
111 8l 9J rijfi COUrlTIES.SCHOOl
S
J Bl * f # DISTRICTS , WATCH
Correspondence solicited _ .
comPAniS , ETC
NW Harris Company
. . & , Bankers ,
103-103 Doorho ' rn Street , CHICACO
70 Btolo Otrnat BOSTON
OMAHA MANMCfOlBS
Boots and Shoes
•
KinKEKDALL , JOXES & CO ,
Succossori to Heed , Jones & Co
Wholesale Manufacturers of Booh & Slioes 1
Ateut" for llrtston Itubbcr Hhoo To , 110 ? . 1101 find 11W 1
Uarnur Street , UiubIu , Webrnilm
'
Browora
SlOltZ & ILEU ,
Lager Beer Brewers
1MI No'lh KluUteenta Etrett.Oaiaqa , Nelirmka
Cornlco
eaole aonmois womes ,
Manufacturers ofGalyanizeilron Cornice
\ Ylndocai > 9 and motalllo kyllxhU John Kpcntter ,
proprlswr im nnU UuHouth iwn urcet
1 . 1
Sioarri Fitting , Pumps , Eto
CLAluFhIHAM I1KA.VIXO CO ,
Famps , Pipes and Enginss ,
Etoam , wa'er , rallnay a < l minion supplies , cto ,
tcjv ana 1BI Karnam trc , Omaha .
IS. . WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO ,
Stcain and Water Supplies
HftlllJar wnl ; mills , 018 nnd OJO Jones stOmaba
UK Kuss , Acllnii Msnacer
It HO WN ELL AOO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery
gboot-lrou work , steam pumps , saw mills , im-lili
I.eayomtortU slroel , Oiaalia
Iron Work8. :
PAXWN & VIEliLIKU UION WOnKd ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ,
Eaclat'trass wort , general foundry , machine , and
b.ackjwltb work , omcoimil worka U.l' . Ily
anil 1UU street , ( Jiualia
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omaua winn xiuon wonKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings 1
Dusk rails , window iiuards , flower elands , wire suds ,
eto ia Nona lutti street , Oiualia
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OMAUA HAVE * jnoN WOllKS ,
ManPrs of Fire and Burglar Proof-Safes 1 ,
Vaults , Jail work Iron eliuttors and fit escapes ,
a. Audreeopropr Cor.lltUaod Jasonbt .
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J Sash Doors , Eto
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Wholesale manufacturers of
Sal , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings
nranclioBlce , Ul > aad Hard streets , Oaiaba , Wct > . _
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UNION STOCK YAnD CO ,
Of South Omaha , Limited ,
OMAHA JOBBERS ' DIRECTORY . ' I
Agrloulturnl Implomonto H
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LIXIXOEtlA METOALFUO , , ' * H
-gricult'l ' Implements , Wagons , Carriages I
_ _ _ Bu le , ele > vholes l . Omaha , Nebraska M
MOl.iXEMlI.ntfnXJSTOIWAlfD ' c ( Z H
ManatadureniandJolibersIn H
Wagons Rakes Plows Eta '
, Buggies , , ,
Cer.Clh and 1'aelrlostreetsOmaha. H
ArtistsMntoTlnls H
Artists ' Materials , Pianos and Organs , I
lil.1 IMmlas street.Omalia , Nebraska M
Pools nntl Shoos H
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Johhers of Boots an ! Shoe ; , ' I
Ml , 111 , 1105 DoiiBlss street Omaha Jtnnuf clorJ * _ _ l
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Biimuior street fiuslun B
, R n' ' Coke , Eto " H
jambs u tuat nun cblucor ! * I
Miners and Shippers of Coal and GoKa < I
Hi.omal U. s . NatKmil Itauk ltulKllng Omaha ' H
OMAUA COAL , COKE LIME COT * , ' I
Johhers of Bard and Soft Coal * I
IMD Sotttb I5lh slreet.Unialia , Nebraska H
NEllttZlSlCA FUEL CO , " * . I
Sbippers of Coal and Cok ' : I
ill South 13th street , Onialin , Nebraska ' M
Commission nnd Stornso , H
UWDELL , t lit DO ELL , * jWM
Storage and Commission Merchants II
Specialties llutt r , nist , cliee e. pnultrr , garat * _ M _
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DEAN , AUMSTUONa .fc tfp , VI
Wholesale Cigars , II
ICG North Ctli Street , Omnlin Neb Hello HOT , ll
EL5tO0iiilDd Nollons : _ |
M ElsZirmco , >
Bry Ms , Furnishing Gocds and Nolionaf * II
1103 and 1101 Douglas , cor , lltli street , Qa aha Neb _ I' ' |
KILPAintCK-KOC UDI { vltOODS COt |
Importers SJohtcrs in Bry Good ? , Notions II
dents'Kurnl..hlne Cools Cormr Ilth and tlarney ntB
sireuts Omilia Nebraska ill
Furnlturoj ' 'III
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DEWEY & yiOXE , 'J < l
Wlolesale Bca' ers in Furnitnra tl
l'nrnnra street , Orualia , Kobraakis III
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Furniture * II
O.naha , Nebraika -H
Crocerlos ' 'U
MoCOItDlmADVS : CO , MM
Wholesale Grocers : ' 1 |
nth nnd Learenwcrtli tt 'ots , Qnaua : Nebraska ; II
Hardware
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Htayy Hardware , Iron and Steel | |
Spnnies , wager stock Uirnware lunibor , eto 19 'lai
Ml Harney street , Omaha ' ' _ _
. UIMEDAUaU & TAYLOR , | l
Builders ' Hardware and Scale Repair ShOB | | |
Mechanics Tools nnd Ilutloln l-ciles. HK > Dougia- > _ H1
atroel.Oinalm , hill
Lumber , Eto _ , • '
JOHN A. WAKIQFtELD , '
Wholejale Lnmler , Etc ill
Imported and American Portland Cement 8tat , ? l |
ascnt forilllwaukco llydr.iu'lo Cement 'MM
and quire White Mm iH
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Dealer in Hardwctd Lnmher ' ; | | |
Wood carpela and parquet Mooring Oth nnd DjuglaS H
OMAUA LDMItElicbT " | ll
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale ; jll
18th street and Union Pacing track Omaha * II
LOUIS EEADFOllD , * MM
Dealer in Lnmher , Lath , Lime , Sash | H
Doors , etc Vnrds Corner Tth and Douz as Offl # . , Jj
Corner lUUi and Douglas _ . -y
FItED W. QUAY , jf
Luinher , Lime , Cement , Etc , Etc {
Corner 9th nnd llouglns stretts Omaha A
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C. N. DIETZ , / ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lnmher ' i
ISlu and California streets , Omaha , Nebraska 9
Mllllnory and Motions
I. OlIEHVELDEll A CO , m .31
Importers & Johhers in Millinery & Notion 1 |
203,510 nnd tH South Uth street "Wk
Notions ' | H
J. T.nOBtNSON NOTION CO ] ' | H
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods , ; ! l
llil Humor aired , Omaha % _ 1
Oils !
CONSOLIDATED TANK iJnEC T' § M
Wholesale Refined and Luhricating Oils , "m
Axle 0lesseeto Qmalia A , 11. lllsliop , Msnagci1 ; _ _
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OAnPENlEliJ'APEIl CO.'H
Wholesale Paper Dealers i |
Carry anlro stock of pr'DllnK.wrnppIni : and wrltln | mil
paper , .tipeclal altuntloii given to < aril paper A Mli
mr M Safes to . UJUL . , tH _ _
A. L. DEANE A COT
Ouneral Atoms tor > _ |
Halls ' Safes , '
ttil anil 323 Bouth 10th Et „ Omaha , JM
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II IIAItDY A CO , ilfl
Jobbers ot _
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy M % * m
House I'urnlshl-ia deeds children's Carriages 120V _
yarnaiu slrcel Qmalia Neb - 1fil
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CHICAGO SHORT LINE I
OF THE jS
Chicago , Milwaukee & St PaulRy ' 1 M
The Ilcat Ilouto from Omnlia aud Council * Wl
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Clilcab'o , AND Mll-nuKee , > ll
St l'aul , Mlunenpollii , Cedar Baplds i9
Eoclc Iilftiid ) Frtcport , Itockfurd , t - > H
Clinton , Ifubuque , Davenport , 9
Elgin , Madison , Jaues-fllle , 1 -ul
llelolt , W'luonn , La Crosse , ' - _ H
And all other Important points . East , Northeast ao4 _
boulUeast - ? " - _ _ _
ror through tickets call on the ileket ageat at 1C01 H
rarnam streetlu Varker liloek , or at lliiu I'aciSs 3M
I'ullman Sleepers and the finest Dining Tars In tb _ _ i
world are run . on the main line ot the Chicago , Mil ' _
waukeoABt l'aul itallnuy and eioxy atteatlon II _
paid lo passengers . Ljr courteous emplo/as ot thi ' _
company It Mll.LKIt.eleneral Manager * _ M
j. ! ' . TUUK Bit , AssisUni Ueoeral Manager 1i
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