Nebraska Newspapers

    THE ORUHA. BAJbT BIB , MONDAY" , JULY 14 , 1SOO , 1
THE COmiERCIAL 1RAVEIER ,
s Interest for the Moa Who Carry the
Samples.
WHAT WILL BE DOHE on DRUMMERS' DAY ?
) ? rciiiont'fi Travelers' Club In n Dad
tt'iij A. MK I' nko Protecting
2lielrrnlrNnmcs-Hnipy |
sNotes. .
AVImt will 1)0 ) dose onDrunmcn1 day ! The
flrofilherjMtcrdaywnsiuch oa to preclude
&ny very ol > cr consideration of any question
thotolutlnn of which demanded cither physi
cal or mental exertion , bat a number of tlio
local knMits of tliOBripfjoton the shady side
of a liotcl yesterday nf ternooti and spent sev
eral houn discussing n plan for lUo regular
jncctlriK tli'a ' fall.
The boys arc in coma doubt na to bow they
Bhould proceed. It has been customary for
them to ( 'lvo a jnrado during monhunti'
\vcclc niul to form otto feature only of tlio
\vcclt' attrattton. Tbli year soiuo of llio
more ptilliuslastienplrlls fmor irolnt ? Into tlio
cotnlntrmoctlnp onu bit ? stale Tlioy don't '
know just what they WIT .1 grand
bnmiuctiindball are mcnti ing tlio
t > os blo features of the prop . . Tnvul-
lnginonwlioliavonnys\ijgi.'stliiM to make
concerning the mccthip art ) Invited to send
them toTuiiUii : . It li not too early lor the
cons ! Icmtion of the aruiiKcmcnU iiucssary
to malic the meeting a big lacccis.
to the Denver Road $5,000 , lias
been collected by the managers of tlio Louis
vlllo Traveler for the ccntul board scbcmo
\vhlcli It is fathering. The money wn-s col
lected from jobbers , inanu'ctnrcrs nntl raer-
cliants throughout the eait under a misrep
resentation and thould borctuiucd to them.
d'ho central board scliomo Is aprivato snap
Kottc-n up to miiko money for its originators.
tVIirchnuta cvorjvvhcro are warned to steer
clear of them. 'Hie tr.ivellng men's ossoila-
tlons favor federation , and early in October
tlio diJIeront associations vlll meet and txr- ;
fcct the federation. When this is done the
federal board will represent oicr two hun
dred thousand organised traveling men ,
backed up by the mouliants , job-
IMTB and manufacturers of this country. The
Tcdcrtil hoard hnsii plan on font for rnilu.iy
concessions calculated to bonollt the mor-
cliunts , jolibers and tnainifucturcis and
vliluhwlll lonrcicnt no piolit to anyonohut
tbo inacaiilllo world Wo tlicroloro tike
pleasuio In most hcaitlly d g the porsonnl
profit schoino of the central board iiMimgers
ho am sondliicout paid etniss.u-ies to bog
nionuyn fron tno incrchants iind Jobbers.
IJon't have uny t'liUB to dowlth tlio central
board until tbo pirn of federation Is com
pleted , If the fitlcrntlon docs nut suoceol in
ulriiiKyou greater bcuollti for half the ux-
IICMSU then jou cm tluowyour niil and oa-
couraguuiOiit to tlio Louls\lllo ( cllo\vs.
I'rr tfl tliiff Tlioir I'
The traveling men of Indiana hold an inter
esting mid lively meeting at Lafajcttohist
\\cck. \ Thomost Important action taken , por-
Inps , was that ot endoi-slng the Uiiruth bill ,
now inndiii ? in congress , authorising tboex-
cmptlon of the drunimera from the operation
of tholntorstatocotnmerccaot and permitting
the granting to Ihomot special concessions on
latcs and liaggago. 'Ilia resolution instructed
tlio wiltliiKQf n latter to each member of con-
press fiom Indiana , In tlio natno of the state
association , requesting tlioin to support the
1111vlieiv it cjmo up fornction , fortborca-
sOns assigned. ,
Mr. Charles Talk of Fort AVnyno brought
up thCHUloot ) ] of Place , tlio JS'cw Yonc editor ,
vhosc case has already attained soiuo pit b-
Ilolty. In the umrso of nn article Buggestcd
by BOino local aeandal in tbo courts of Os-
vcgo , Mr , Plnco nmlo seine very wholesale
nnu wijuHiuinbio rcilections upon traveling
men Mil chss. The all rent \\as taken up by
the traveling men of Now "York , and Waco
Icing tin applicant ( or Iho appointment ol
post m later , they mndo formul protest , which
was Jllod , In thoriiiino of nil the Hew York
traveling men , because of the gratuitous In
sult to trmcling men of tvhlih ho liadbcon
gullti. The cJltor Rot his upjwlntmont ,
notwithstanding , whereupon tUo Troy post
ptiascJ very strong resolutions denouncing
mis appointment nsim Insult upon all travel
ing ini'ii. Mr. Folk Introduced the following
resolution upon tlio subject , uhlch was
adopted \\ltliont opposition :
Wild-can , Jolm A.l'laic ' , tlio editor of the
Oriwrgo Dully 'llincsIn nticdltorlalpulillshud
In tlint pii | > iir on Murch ,1 , itj'.w , Hinted that :
' TliotiTiiiilrunimor liasboconio synonymous
wlHi lluitot rule , prolllBnto. innHliir. sodiicor ,
They an to a city nnd when iilnht rollovos
thonidt tluslr duties tliulrtlmolsHpimt In look-
IIIR upwoiilc u lid foolish t'lrln. who tie fooled
by tliolr Urn , pleased by Iliulr nttrntlniuutid
become anousy proyto tlielr msslons ; " und
Wlierniii , Thoprosldontof tlio United Mutes
'v mid MMtiiuistcrRuncriil appointed said John
> , A. I'lieo iiostimatoruf. tliooltyof OawuKO. N.
V. . wlthnut regard to tlin furinalprotcHt ot
0,000coininprol.il trnvclunof tills countly ;
Itcsolvol , Tluit wo , thuinonibi'raof the In-
flliiiiaU UIoiiiTriuolors11'rolcetlvo asioola-
tlonof tlinllnlti'd btatosla iinnunl conven
tion iiB-i'inbl < H ] , do < luolnro tlio : ibuv iluto-
luenlby Mr. I'hco M 1111 un\vni ranted ( , Uso-
liood , unit wo do liorolijr oiidorsutho rcfolu-
t loin In tliH Jiiittorns ailoiitcd hy the t'oin-
lucriliil 'li.ivelura1 Jlutiul Aiuldcnt ussoulii-
tloiiot Aniorlcii in oiniuiil uonventloa iibsuiu-
bind lit I'tlua.N. ' Y.on .MarolilO. HJO.
Itvsolvtil , Tint vo uiiuslilir tiio nppolnt-
muiitor Jli. 1'liico ton poHltlnnof trustiis an
lii.nlt t i ovis'y uuuunurcliil travilor In tlio
United Stilus.
Uotolvril , That it copy of tlicso roiolntlnns bo
for\Mii < Kil to the pioslilont of tlio United
btiitu , tothu ] iOHtiuastcriuncr.il. and lo roc-
orilcil In tin ) Jiilimtnof Hits incutInj.
AlousiirKiimoiitoccuiiiod much tlino over
tlio notion of Mr. L > ot\uld of Indianapolis ,
Who , In liU rcitorttothoconvcntloii.castancli
nn unhiitillnwo slur upon the novvtpapcr
press by sajlii that tlioy refused to
do justiio to the traveling mon. nnd
would not insirt anything roliocUng
upon tlii ) railroads , n statement wholly
unwarranted In fact and uratultom. Lowala ,
Jk It seems , hnd tnken it uiion himself , -\\itliout
' nnyvnrmnt from tlio proper nntliority , to on-
doi'su in the nnmo of the association nn ox-
cur < lon ruto of thoChienuo A Alton road , ami
jiroiiiro for tlicui the moiioRWiu seal of the as
sociation for use on the advertising inatUr
for the tmvcllnpr men's excursion to Denver.
Itvius developed in the discussion that
LoAtuld , the last tlmu lie went as a tvavoling
men's ' dolcgnto , had sold his return tliliot tea
a scalper : and , In short , tlio comeatioii "aat
dovti on tilui" nnd on the Alton roml nnd
voted logo by the Atotilsoii road , which has
always been \oey friendly.
Has'JOm Iliul.
* * The Denver Fioad is still liarphig on Hie un-
pleasantries of the Into Travclors1 Protocvl\o
oasoolatlon convention , Hero Is the lost
epiuiii :
We've elected Mcttrcw
And histrciuurortoo :
And wo'vo ' moved to St , Lou.
Whut i\lll poor Ktopnian do ,
And Sllvoratouo too ,
. \Vbon they got tlio hooJoo
From the boys inBU Lou.
There Is poor Danson Myow
\Vlio sliiwirtly dcslros
To huitd houses nnd tires
ITor kids without sires ,
But the St. .Louis crycrs
Killed Myers' dcslren ,
To with such linn
As poor Dawi ou Myers.
Cracker DiMiiniiprn Next ,
TUo Cracker Saleamen's Association of the
central [ compact mot nt tlio Geneseo house *
Buff.ilo , liistwoelt , I twos the tegular half-
yearly meotlnp. Onlccrs were elected nnd
the next : nettliiK plucodecIdod upon.
Tlfo lusoolatlon la composed of traveling
Bnlcsinin forcrackor inmufacturors in towns
nnd cities of western I'eimsylvanln and part
of Ohio , lluffalo Is not Included In tbo cen
tral compact , but used to bo , nnd the mooting
ivns held thera because of tbo central loca-
tlCa.
Uruiuinern.
Soulhorn Traveler1 association ot
Macon tins taken on now llfo. The conven
tion , which was bold In Atlanta recently ,
toiitrUiutod greatly toward reviving Interest
in the aisoclatlon , and nlnrt tlio tlocpntos
have mturnod to Macon ncwi BW Iwon ro-
cclvod which IIM filled Iho hfnrt of ovcry
travcllnf ? man wllli Joy. Mr , Charles Branan ,
chulnnan ol the railroad committee , It the
cauao ot thopencral joy. Ilo reporta that ho
II.M secured /ronnocnl / roads nrcdiMlonof
tlio clurBoa on oiccas bijr , io ( ol from Ifi to
SJlwrccnt. This mavis a nut su'Inffto the
wcrchauta ofMncon oliromt. > ,0X , ! ) toJ.T,0)0 )
n year , _ _ _ _ _ _ i J
3)nn't ) Do It.
Some Prcemonl ontlmslasu nro urging the
organization of n trailing inon's ' club lit the
Badgocounty capital. If they want to know
vhnt kind of a vrhlto elephant they are get-
tinp on their UanJ1 ? let them xvrito to C. 0.
T/bcclcof the Into luincntcdOimtia C'oininer-
clal Men's club.
Btiinplct ,
Whit has become of Ilelphrcyl
Oi-oiijo Ilos1 ? isunpilvlngColorado dealers
ivlth Koeh-ICilpitriekilry goods.
Gcortjo Hunter , representing a lljj Cln-
clnnntl clothing house , is in thuilty.
K. It. Cook roststored at Albion Triday.
Ilo reports business f-ood In his line.
George I1 , Moore ofColumbuihas becnclr-
cnlutlntf nnionjjUio boy fora fen * days.
P. W. Smith , with' ( . T. Llndioy , t Co , la
list ting with Ills family atS ibothn , Kun.
, T. 11. NcditM workin ? trailo in Scrlbnor
Monttoy for thoOniata bnnlwnro company.
W.V. . Jlnyscnt , rcpresentltiR the Council
Bluffs Crjstal mill , THIS selling flour In Car
roll , la. , lait Thursdiy.
S. N. IColm , vlth the Koch-Kilpntrlclc dry
goodtcomiuny , was In yutordiy from usuc-
cosslul South "Dakota trip ,
A pretty Rltl up town says tint the cholcrn
I ? lilwii tiavolhj ; man , brciiuso It never gees
anyvhoro without Itup'ip
D. S. Scli anil C. jHann nro in the city
waiting for the bloclcado occnsloneJ by the
ordoH for the ICocli-lCllputrlck cliy goals
compmy to bo raised.
O roi go Kudlo , the well known soap man ,
U homo from n trip to the I'.iclllo mt , and
Is lookingiu line us silk. Atiout the loth
"iliuly" Roes vest ajaln.
II. H. Grottoiniulo the Scrlbncr branclilast
wecltiindtookannmbor of orders for his
houso. Uiottc bnotaprolilbltionistliitheory ,
hut Is In practlco. Ilo ne\cr drlnlca anything
stronger than seltzer water.
Will K , Carr , who soils clR-urs fpr Da\cn- \
porthouse , Is : i\vholo circus in himself. Ho
can make more fun tlmii any three men on
tlio road. Ilo U a believer In the Dmvlnnlan
theory nml paits his hair with a towel.
A tmuling man named Brunson was
robbed of $ , ! 00 whllo aslscp on a train west of
Lincoln on Saturday. Traveling men will
never Ret over the habit of carrjlnjj thuir
monthly oxpcnso allownnco in their pockets.
Al'lttsbnrBilruinmer wont into a Cleve
land shop to talk steam eiiBines to the pro
prietor. A pictty llttlo wo'iinn cntoieil nt
tno same time , iiiul tlio drnnimor , supposlupr
It , l3 the proprietor's daughter , stepped
nsido anil nUnved her to pass. Ho was
nmaredHhen she opened the conversation by
Inquiry nftor the health of hisstcnin Rauijos ,
niul ho nearly had n stroU of apoplexy
when shotooltan order for n lot of steam
llxtuips. She smiled viry pleasantly on the
other drumtnor as she ttlppcU out and made
him wish bo vas dead.
At the Slot els.
AtthoMlllard I1. S. Henson , Chicago ; C.
W. Hatch , Boston ; J , Levy , Now Yorlc ; H.
V. MeAdort. Kansas City ; J.V LudtrlcU ,
Now Yoilt ; 0 , H. McrtF. . L. Drake , Chi-
case ; J H. Jucobson , Now Voik ; F. B ,
Montgomery , St. Loulsi S. J. Ifullor , Now
Yoilc ; I II. Haiiltiul , JV. . Scott , F. II An-
ilei-aon , Clneno | : Lewis Mejor , Kew York ;
II. S. AIcrvIn.T. K , Vnllm , Chicago ; 0. W.
Iliuuiltou , Toledo ; John A. O'Neal , Burling
ton.
ton.jt the Jtlerchants J , W. Henderson ,
Topolca : , T. Liuhim , Orot".Nolif. . M.
Tajlor , Hailcy , Neb.V. ; . II. Morons , Chi-
cngo ; C.F. Ugffo. OrandIsland , IS'ob. ; L. Ij
Sciirlos , Oxfoid , Nel ) . ; 0. J.ICinR , Lincoln ,
Nob.V. ; . Ogden , Chicago ; 11. D. MclJvoy ,
Adilr , la. ; i-MIuliborton , Cedar llapids , la. ;
S. H , P o , Kelson , Neb. ; Chnrlci P. Moth ,
Giand Island. Neb. ; A. II , Kidd , Iniar ,
Neb. ; 1) . II. Martyn , St. Louis ,
Mo ; D. M. Ure , Alioghany , Pa. :
GcorfjoJ , Olarlr , St. Kihvanls , Neb. ; l""red
Campbell , Genoa. Nob.II..IlcarickGales- ;
bui | ? , 111 , ; P. A. Footo , llurlinRtoii , In. ; J.V. .
Uuuis , Aubtirnt IS'ob. ; P. A Haines , Storm
Ijti'to ' , la : .T.C. Ilutchlnson , Kcd Oak In. !
\V. II. 'J'iilbnll. Eurlinirlon. In. - . n. T. n l.
lows , AYcepIng Water , Nob. ; Dr. C. L Snyder -
der , l-'rooport , 111. ; T. 13. Herd , Central , Nob. i
S am uolJ ( lover , Aillngton , Kcb.
At the Pu n John IJonnlilson , St. Louis ;
KlmorJU. Ustlck , DCS Iilolnes ; O.V. . Mood ,
Boston ; A. jMmtihoinicr , Now Yorlt ; IsIJoro
Jaiolw , Now YorltV. ; . U.ICahn , Cincinnati ;
Tliomns ICorr , J. C. Bennett , Now York ; A
S. Hlrschbuin. Philadelphia ; .T. U. Oroon ,
Clilcujjfl ! II. C. Slavcnslvnn < ; as City ; A. II.
Amos , Chicago ; AV. II. Aliller , Detroit ; A.
VV. limits , II. A. Knslfjn , Chicago : A. G
Bwinjr. Clinton , la. : A , J. Kynett , Phlkdcl-
pliia ; IS ! B. Cott n , 1'eorinj P. B. Christie -
tie , Philadelphia ; II.V. . Adams , Chicago
cage ; S. 1C. Graham , St. Joseph ;
Nat II. Binfiham , Chicago.
At tbo Murray rJliompon , Dayton ; W.
IVoolf. St. Louis ; J. II. WhitUkur , Now
Vork : II. G. Lelchhanlt , Chicara ; D.V. .
Stadelser , Cincinnati ; Cl.u-kW. Hatch , Boston -
ton ; M , C. Noyes , New York ; M. Dullook ,
Chle.\fco ; John W. YounR , Uow York ; L. D.
Green tlclcl. Now Vork ; I3D. Snnonds , To
ledo : 13. W. Blatchford , CliicaRo ; Frank M.
Johnson , Gloucester , JIass. ; W. II. Ilaskoll ,
Cliloaso ; Paul Meyer , Chicago ; A. A. Uffen-
doll , ls'o\v Yorli : Lee Levi , Chicago ; Nat
Jncobson , Philadelphia ; Charles P. Miller ,
Chicago ; li.Goernur , St. Louis ; J. Mayoock ,
Buffalo ; E. S. Androut , St. LouU.
A. Clio ice Ijlst ol" .Suininor Hcsortn.
In the hvKo rojjionsof "Wisconsin , Min
nesota , lovn und the iwoDiiltotiis , there
nro hundreds olcliiirtninj , ' localities i > ro-
omptorily ilttod for guminor homos.
Amonif tlio following1 selected list nro
names familiar to nuuiy of our leaders
na thoporfootion of nortliorn summer ro-
sorts. Nearly all of Iho Wisconsin points
of interest nro within n short distance
from Chicago or ! Mil\vnulcoo , and none
of them svro HO fur n\vay \ from the "busy
marts of civilization" that they cannot
bo reached in a few liours of travel ,
by frequent trains , ovortho finest road
in the 1101 th west the Chlcujjo ,
Jllhvaukeo A St. K-uil railway :
Ocononiowoc.Vis. . Clear Lalto , Iowa.
Alliioopin , WIs. LakoOkoboJI , Iowa.
" \ ViiuliC3bnVis. \ . Spirit Lube , 1 on a.
1'ohnjroVU. . Fi-ontonae.Mliin.
Taniahawk Lultea. Lake Mimietoiika ,
Wis , Minn.
Lnkcslilo , "WIs. Ortonvlllo. Minn.
Kllbouni City , "WIs. , Prior Lalto , Minn.
( Dells of the ViaVhito Ucar Lake ,
cousin. ) Minn.
He-xvcr Dam , WIs. Blfr Stone Lake , Da-
JliiilisonVls. . koU.
For doUilled Information , njiplv at tirjLet
ofllce , 1501 Parnam sticet , lUrkcr Dloek.
P. A. NASH , Gen. Agent
J. E. PJIHSTOK , 1'usn.
O AS A STATUE.
Thn Terrible Ilffeet ot'Clironto UIiou-
matlNiii in ft Voiortin ol'tlio War ,
A jommlvablo story comes from Con-
ronl , Mtu > 9 , , of the sull'orings of Jnmoa
Molvlnlo has for twelve years lain
upon 11 bed without chunking his posi
tion , writea a Boston lorrospojidont of
tlio'ow \ York Sun , Tlio osseous portions
tions of his body have uiiltod in ono
iileuo , and from , the crown of his
licnd to the soloa of his foot
there IB not n jointroBpmsho tohls ulll.
Every bono in hU inmo hits proivii
Into the adjoining1 bono. liven tliobonos
of hh nock und spinal column are united
llrtnly into ono nnd nro us rigid an n bar
of iron. The ribs are joined 0110 to
another Ly tholr connecting tissues , nnd
tlio chest Is nothing more nor less than
a box of Iwno. It Is utterly Incapable of
expansion , nnd breathing Is possible
onlybocausa of the comparative froo-
domof the dluphium nnd the pliability
of tlio mu3olo3 of the ivMomon.
HuumiiIngenuity could hardly dovlso
a uioro oltoctl-o nrrangomont of Iho
HmlH as a means ot torture. Botli lilps
are dUjolntodnndtho lower legs have
boon drawn ulinrply to the loft eldo of
the body and thus hold through thoos-
slllcntion of tlio liimo joints. The loft
log crosbcil under the right and Iho loft
heel Is prosscil so ( Irmly nernlnst the
rijjlU hiiithatlt iaoaly bv the use of
oonsldornblo forcothatd strong person
can draw them ( innrtsuHk-icntly to insert
a thin plcco ol cloth. The upper nrms
are pressed close to the sides of the
body , whllo the foroanru rest upon
Iho abdomen , the flng > < t9 , upon the ends
of which are hrgo chalky formations ,
pointing downward , The head Is turned
a quarter to the lolt. 1'ho jnws are tlxod
and food may bo administered in liquid
form only through nn aperture mndo by
Iho extraction of several tooth. The
muscles of the lace and throit nro in
Kood condition and tire the only ouos in
the uholu body tint a removable , Three
years a jo ho boeaino blind.
Chronic rhoutuatlm Is the cause of
his nllllctlon and the disease \vas \ con
tracted in the army. Ho is man-lot ! and
has a daughter soiotiteon years of a < 'o.
His wife , who lias not boon out of his
presence nn hour at a time for all those
fifteen jcurn , with the exception of a
vacation of two months which lior phy
sician deemed necessaiy to restore her
failing1 health , na\8 that ho never uttora
a word of complaint.
Never neglect n constipated condition of
the boxveli , or serious results surely follow ,
such us piles , Impure lilooil anil many clironlo
complaints. Jlurdock Blood Bitters Is the
NOT XVJliVO ! IT VA.S ,
A.II Olcl'Tlmo "VVcstprner Blioulccd to
I'hul Tli tit Times lliivc CJiMiK01'- '
iS'ow YorlcTrilmno : "Tho vcstuln't
what it used to be , " ho said , looking
darkly out the window between a pair of
boots which were resting1 on tlio window
sill , "It ain't wlmt it used lobe and it
was a terrible shook to me , Y"ou seol'vo
just got bicl : { , Hadn't seen it for oyor
twenty jcars nnd BotncthiiiL' kept uiginp
nio on to go there again. I couldn't rest
until I vent. "Well , I went and I vlsh I
hadn't.
"It was just alter the U. 1' . Union
Pnclilc was opened that I lef t Ililllnrd.
Hllllard ain't ' wliat it used to ho , by the
wny. The lioys came down to the track
to BOO mo oil and wo wcio standing on
the platform ,
" 'I'll bet ten to ono , says Jim Qulgloy.
that the colonel Is biclc In six months.
" 'I'll take thulor any other bet If you
make the odds bly enough , ' says Charley -
loy Blown. Clurloy wns a Rambler
from iK'cktio to bpura and would liot on
an } thing1.
" xPut up your ten or a hundred , ' snyi
Charley , 'and I'll co\or \ It with ono or
ton. '
" 'Wo don't need to put it up,1 says
Tim. 'When ' ho comes back you pay.
If ho don't come In six months ! pay on
the lafat day , '
" 'Xo , you don't ' , * says Charley.
" 'Ain't I good ? ' uys Jim , quick 33
the bnnp of n trigger.
" 'I wouldn't trust no man on gam
bling1 , 'says Chniloy , nnd two six-irtioot-
on were out logothor. Then they
boron to pop just us my train
pulled out. I loaned over the platform
and saw them diivinj ? away. Jim was
on his knees , winded totnewhoro , but
fpimo , nnd they were bin/ling away the
last I saw of them. That's ' the way I
left the west.
"Thoro ain't much loft of Hlllinrd. I
found that out as soon as I struok there
Inst month and I pulled out at once for
Einnston. Things didn't look just right
there either. I'hero was too much paint
and tlio houses wore nov and soiuo of
them brick , I wont up to the snloon
where BUI Jurvis had the awful fight
o\or flvo aces and plunlcod throe men
before they btuok a knife through Ills
heart.
" ' hero's old Kit Billings ? ' says I to
the crowd.
" 'Great Scott , man , where did you
como from1 ? BOino ono said , 'He's ( lend.
Happened in ' 82. wasn't it ? No , ' 81. '
" ' \Yho8hot hlmV saja I. 'Ho must
have boon a freed one. Kit was pretty
, .
ii'\- sit.
sit.Vu3n.'t
" ' \Vu3n.'t shot. 1'hoy hanged him. '
" ' \\'hatl' \ ' '
" 'Thoy hanged him , ' ho said.
" ' "You are joking. They wouldn't
hang the tat sheriff thh county over
had , a imn that -\vont out alone after
llvo horso-thiovos and biought them all
back to bo burled. Why , Kit had a ro-
corn of &o-\ontcon men. ' " '
. " ' \Yoll , they hnngod him just the
8imo for shooting a horso-thlof that ho
caught holding out cards. '
" 'Kit Hillings hanged. ' says I. I
couldn't ' holiovo it. 'Say , tlnoes linvo
haven't ? "
changed , they
"Must a llttlo. '
' "Bid a Jury convict him ? '
" 'j\ jury did it. '
" "That settles it. Who is that follow
looking at mo over thoro'i"
" "That's '
a deputy sheriff.
" 'What time dooa the next train
leave for the onstV sajs I , for I didn't
know how long tliat bhorill's mcmory
was. Boeing ho- times had changed I
felt nervous myself. Sol qulotly got on
the next tram. But you don't know
how broken up I was over it all. Terrible
shock to n man. The vest ain't what it
Ubod to bo ,
"Bundy ? ' Yes , thank you , I
pncuMA.il TiiA.r > n
Hoiv Poor Stoclc Is 3Indo Valuublo
niul Returned to tl o I'ubllc.
Wo doiil In eggs , buttoi- and lard , nnd
I am an export in testing and grading
all throe. There la much fraud in the
butter business. Wo print a , great deal
of tub butter. The contents of flvo or
ten tubs are dumped out on n big table ,
said a Philadelphia dealer to the Phila
delphia. Inquiror. The outsldo has become -
come strong and dirty. This wo scrape
off und sell to tholnney calco bakorsat
from5 toll cents a pound , according to
Its condition. The balance Is reworked ,
rcsaltod , made into pound prints and sole ]
as the best print butter.
Quito a quantity of whut Is ] < nownns
mill or paJdlo-worked huttor comes
from the west. Small farmers there
whohavono ice , get ton or fifteen pounds
of butter on hand in rolls and aftoi
awhllo it becomes strong , There are
linns in Chicago that have men out al !
the time buying up this runcid butter.
It is put Into u machine something lilco
an old-fashioned paint mill andgrount
up , nftor which it is worked , colorec
with Danish butter coloring , undo into
prints and sold as "fresh cieamcry hut-
tor. " There is not a dairyman in the
state of Pennsylvania that does not use
butter coloring of some sort. Wo sol
thousands of pounds of the Danish color
Ing every year. Soiuo large dairies buy
It by thobariol.
A great many farmers in Bucks nnc
Chester counties buy ton , flftoun aud
some of thorn us high as 300 tubs of out
old strong butter , for which they pay
ubout 15 conts. They take It liomc , rework
work and rosalt it , mix in fresh buttei
in the propoitlonof about one third
color it , make it into jirinU and sell i
In the markets for So cents a pound
doubling their money by the transaction
Farmers frequently como to us on Frl
day night , buy tub butter at 25 cents a
pound , print It up and sell it the nux
day for dairy butter at 33 cents ,
There is not much adulteration li
lard , but ono pound of the country artl
clo Is worth two of the roilnod , from
which all of the oil has been extracted
You can dibtlnguish between the two b
a simple tost. In warm weather countr ,
lard will beconio soft nnd run to oil
That which 1ms been ro lined always remains
mains hard.
For Colds , Croup , Asthma , Ilroncliltls am
Sow Tliroat use Dr. Tuomw' Electric Oi
and set the genuine ,
SOBER APPEiL 10 THINKING HEX.
Coi.ltnMeJ/roni T/ilrtl
Joseph Muff is , Co. , , iw dealer.
AEivK blJcksmlth.
Ij Smith , veils aiKVjjumps ,
.Tosof KuiH'S shocmnker.
Joseph b dlncolt , stonecutter.
( JeorgoVhltacvO , Any ,
James S. Hilton , iivy oods.
AV. O Mi-Ombcr , Uury.
0 .7. llowlby , reil ost'ite.
] ! . Frantn. clgnr ninnufiuturcr.
J , M Unllahor. agentMo. . Pacific Ry. Co.
Dhoushe , bilcktjiiker.
.1 , J. Atwnter , inarstil.
C. T. Umdr , pastorEpiscopal church.
Joseph Thibodcau , llvd stock.
C. I. . . Trovltt. InvyccanditcnoBrnphcr.
.August Segelkc , mnimfiicturor sods wntor.
'Ihonra Drdln , shoomiker ,
Kov. It. ilubcr.Gcrnimi Lutheran.
rmnkUulin , tiwlerln lumber.
John Lnubiim , brick lunnufacturcr and
contractor. _
WAJIOO.
W. H. Dickinson , PITS. Stnto bank\Vnlioo. ,
Charles Perkoy , Pm Kir t Kut'l bank.
1'ctor Atidcn > on , cashier rirstN'iit'l ' bank.
II. H , Doiioy , c.whlerSauiiders county Na-
tioiuil bank.
J. J. Johnson , assistant cashier Slanders
county National liink ,
J. Crawfoul , builder.
Josuph & Orafo , general merchants.
, T. C.F. Bush , M. D.
0. C , Tarpcniiliiff , countyJudgo.
1) . AV , Miller , Job printing.
lien D. Ituff , M D.druggist.
J. Llndeiuampik Co , huiness.
Tiiuik fc Allen , moat nuiiket.
Trod Homing , Jowcler.
\Vnhoo \ AVatorworks company ,
L. Itotoin , Jo\\elor \ ,
0. J" . Carlson , ac'l Impleraonts ,
Kllllin Bros. A Co . gcii'l meichanillso.
Johnson APoiry , livery
JohiiF. Shonnia , AVuhco Democrat.
Johul ) . llvan.sheilff S.wndcra county ,
Lovtlv & Dodge , druggists.
JohnLovIn , Jeweler ,
JohnSlmiaon , dry goods.
0. J , MOUK , creamery.
Frank Grass , meat market.
0. W Copp , attorney at law and capitalist.
F. "V , ICratkyInsuraaccnndfarniloans ,
fi. E Collier , wnfottlonery.
W. J , I chn , county commissioner ,
0. Til Smith , livery ,
John Winter , merchant.
U. U. Morton , M. 3) ) and druggist
Sctiuo < t Harilsoti , fnrnlturodealers.
U. AY. RoUigood , stiitlouor.
I'erry McIClnuoynll \ vuiorand decorator.
Horace M. Clink , louiitj olorlc.
T. ALoltor , travolliiK1 agent.
Oeo.A. llivclt , deputy county clerk.
Jaines O'Donncll ' , builder.
G. 1 Miner , deputy recorder of deeds ,
Gco P. IViibh , deputy county treasurer.
\Vnhoo electric light company ,
C. JI. Adams & Co , pruln niul coil.
O. I1. Lowroy.B. &Nl.r.dlvay ngcnt ,
J3. E. Stovy , P. , E A : M V. rallvay ngcnt.
Gcorb'o T Lnko. liotcl.
John S. Wodo , dentist.
J. C , Hamilton , nlistrador.
Jensen & Printer , tonsorial artists.
Anderson , Collins & Co. , ical estate and
loani.
Charles Ivorson , tin shop.
N. B. Bcrgocn , stock tlcaler ,
S. N. Jcned , county trcasuiicr.
Sonmiuut Rlorrison , piinters.
C. A. Stailcs.nut Wells Fargo Go's Exp'sa ,
Stinus & Tombllsou , tullora ,
George Elblinr ; , nldorin.ni.
J. Dokiiell , boots nud bhoos.
Louis J" . ICudina , city clerk ,
AVllson & Perry , Enterprisomachlnow'ks ,
Jones &Dunlap , meat maruct.
.Tolin Bnlldo , bnkcry.
Jolm 3J1. Hale , pros. J P. Halo milling Co ,
II. A. Ifisuer , pruhi and stoik.
Galliglo & Culbre , tonsorial artists.
Ostcnbcrg &Co. , coal and grain dealers.
N. HasonRren. register deeds ,
f. P. MtCutchan.collectionngont.
WEST JOINT1.
\Vcst Point National bank byrllliam
Stoufor , jiresldent.
First Natlonil haul : 1 > y D. C. Crawford ,
vlco president\V. ; A. Black , cashier.
Nchraslw State bank ly R.F. Kloko , presi
dent ; L. Itoscnthalcashier.
Tt. (3oldsmith. ( merchant.
William Gllern aud Idolm Jcrman , mer
chants
B. Mannefeld , merchant.
A. Fischer , jeweler.
M. 0. Geutzke , publisher.
1s1. K. Krause , city clerk.
"William Bolircns , mercltant tailor.
Jacob Unofllin , gunsmith.
Chat-lea Unrtols , htrdMaro.
Charles Hoscnthal , merchant.
Tliompsoa Erotlici-s , druggists.
John l03pcshll , restaurant.
JLindalo So Smith , grocers.
Sonnetnchoia & Valentino , real wtnto
broltsrs.
E.J. Komig , grocer.
A. Hoiduk , merchant tailor.
F. B. .Alderman , granite and marhlo dealer.
Psota < i Nellgh , coal merchants ,
Wobig&Sivnrtz , W. P. foundry and ma
chine shoj ) .
D. W. Clancey , real estate brotor.
J. Drnhn , Baddlery.
Korb Drothers , liardvarc.
Hahn & MclsteiImplements. , .
F , J. Fosaniacht , merchant ,
'J. E. Shnircr , saddlery.
Kcoho & Schwartz , furniture.
.Theodore Schwind , tinner ,
Conrad Flirsehuiau , furrier.
Jean Cordano.
Anton Lnnger , photoffrnplior.
II , Hunker & Bio , lumber.
Biker & Mcleher , grain , lumber and hnplo-
ments.
C. Kupp , horse dealer , ,
Koah A Danck. clRars ,
. .TohnVeldie , livery.
.Daniel 0. Glffert , grain dealer.
If miilc Horold , butcher.
\V. E. ICrause , banker ,
N. J. Hughes , stock dealer ,
P.M. Moodlo , attorney.
Charloa H. Carstcn , carpenter.
Fred Tlieeto ] , butcher.
C , D. Rtocltman , baker.
Joseph Tuunnand , barber.
J , F. Ix > sch , attorney.
H It. Munay , manager "W. P. & L.
Im , Co.
M' . T. S. Nellgh , real estate.
Charles F. ICadid , dmggist.
Eirl 1it/.o , harbor.
IM , McUiushlin , attorney.
I'.J.Vionior \ , butcher.
J , C. Crawford , attorney.
"NVllliam Steufor , attorney ,
Dr. Charles Oxford , druggist.
T. M. Tratiso , nttornsy ntla\v.
John D. Nellgb , mayor.
\lex II. Sims , city marshal. "
"West Point Kcpubllcan , A. Y. Grant ,
printer.
IZmil Heller , clerk district court.
II , P. Law , f
Joseph \Vittmna
\V.C.\Vitlman \ ,
Henry Wlttman.
W , S. Hnrwood ,
I * Moor ) & Co. i
0 , W.Moshor.
" \V. \ II , Hallor ,
JIcQuarriOitVisoniaa. .
T
P. II.Matthlesen.T
S , B. Taylor.
Hundreds of buslndu men throuKhouttho
state are enrolling in tiio ran 1 of anti-pro
hibition organization , and tholr names will
bo placed on the membership record of the
association.
HnlHtracl on tlio "Watermelon.
Ilorols llurat Halstend'a conclusion
to a lrlcf ) dissortntion on the luclous
south orn product the wuterrnolon
"Tho Goorgluns say , and it Is discourai ?
ing , tliat the very host melons grown in
tlio state are BO f rugllo they can not be
transported , nnd that thoao who woulc
onjqy the toj ) ilowcw o ( this wonderfu
pioanct ol the sun and nund must go
where the oxqulfclto sphcros plitton
among the Jowy loavosof tlio generous
vlnon whoao muiMolom cllstlllmont o
Bvrootno&B la the dainty dlallnctlon of a
favored lona. "
Dr. Blrnoypractice limited tocatarrh
nl disciibca of nose and throat. Hoc
'lias been cshblhhcd in I/sndon IOO YEARS Loth as.
a COMPLEXION and aj a SHAVING SOA.P , has obtained 10
INTKRMTIOXAI. AWARDS , and is now sold in every city of the world.
Jt * s the purest , deanest , finest
Who tnnst economical , and tJicrcfora
'Jlhe test ami most popular of till sorrjis
for GENERAL TOILET ruRroscs ; nnd for use in tlic NURSERY it is recom
mended by thousands of intelligent mothers throughout the civilized world ,
because wlille serving as a cleanser and detergent , its emollient properties
prevent the chafing and discomforts tovhich itt/mts arc so liable.
PEARS' SOA.P can no\v be had of nearly all Druggists in the United
States , BUT BE SURE THAT iou GET THE ciNui.NE , aslficreanivorthlcss fmilit/foiis.
Tn lnntly < toiwtliomnstnxeriiflntlntr pitnij nnvcr fnlli tofflvnfisoln tliosufloror.
Tor PAINS , HliUISI'3 , IlAOICAUlin t'ONOKSTIONS , IMT AMMATIUN . Hlir.UMATISM ,
> rr.UKAUUA,8CIATHIA. , HIIAUAClIr' , TO01MIAC1IK , or imy other L'AIN , a few apl'llea- '
oiis urullkumiiKlr , ciiinliiiIlio inln to Instantly stoi > .
A CURE FOR ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Intfrnally tnkoti tn < lo o ? of from thirty to sixty dropIn alinlf tinnUor ofvnler will oiiro In
a few inlniitosUramp , hpinlm , SonrStoniuoli , Colic , I'lntnlenco , lU : irtl > nm. Cholort Miirbus ,
IJycntrjr1 Dlnrrliaui , Slik Ilcidncho , Nttmoi , Vonilllm , Ncrvotunosi , tfloeiilussiioss , Muliirla ,
and nil liiterntl pulns iirUliijfroiucliaiigu olillutor utur or otlior 0111104.
BO cents abottlo. Sold by nil
I. De TURK'S
CALIFORNIA
A1MD
Ziiifandel
ChoicestProduction. : .
HY
FillC r Bros. ,
Wliolcsnlo
Dillon & Co. , 'Liquoi' Dealers.
F. Dellone &Co. , ieJ/lA
Heimrod& Hanson Grocers and & & & jtib
Henry Pundt , Liquor Dealers.
DoTiirks"/.lnfn.n < M" 1mi nppornmong Ameri nrsni
can \ VIiies.lillo \ It on mils the bcsthiiporttdchuots. Sffl
If a corset is perfect in
other respects and has the
usual metal eyelets , the laces
will break at the most annoy
ing-times ; for the eyelets cut
them.
There is a better eyelet ;
made of loops of corset lace ;
soft eyelet \ve call it. It costs
no more , is neater , more such
as a woman -would make for
herself , besides the conveni
ence of not wearing out or
cutting the laces.
The Ball and Kabo corsets
are eyeleted \vith it.
Tou can get these corsets
and wear then two or three
weeks ; and , if you do netlike
like them , return them. The
makers pay the merchants to
sell them so.
Cuiaao consn Co. . cuicago and Now tort.
DRINK ROOT
HIRES' BEER.
Tlie Purest and Best Erlnli In the "World.
Appetizlzlng , Delicious , Sparkling and
the Host Wood Purifier and Tonic ,
A 1'acUgo [ llcjulil ] 25c , moles 5 gallons.
EVERY BOTTLE Guaranteed ,
No Trouble. Easily Mailo. Try It
Ask your Druggist or Grocer for It nndtuko
no clliur. Sco that you got 1111UCS' ,
THE ONLY GENUINE.
Mndo byO. E. ITIUES.l'lilltiilolplila. 1'cnn.
! COIJ.KOK
SWAHT1IM01U 8\VAIiril.MOnK , I'A.
Opens Oth month , SHIi , isyo Tlilrtf nlnutoi from
Ilroad St. Station. I'nlh. Under euro of Frlendi
Full collculatu couraei for both soxoi IciulInK to
Clnitlcal. KiiKlnoorlnir , Hclontlila nnd l.llcrnrr < Iu-
Erciij lU-nltlidil location , oMenilto Brniulils ,
bullillne , inaulilno nliops , Ijborttorlui und libra-
rloa , 1 nrfull partlouliM ntllruatf
WJ1 II. I'lM tTyN.rh. ll.ProiliIont
STEPS !
* rOR . YOUNO _ . . _ . _ _ . M M..i.lc . . l nl Art
iu luhe&loriTerT | st 7mrrKan I'liroiwan Tochcrt )
Knni ermiutU , new luiltlnes. UAtel Iv hot wntrr ,
AdJie.i Wev.T.W.UAiaElT. Ire. .COLUMBIA , MO ,
) . Hoard Inn Br *
UMonraiiPnrWncnrCliloajo . Kor M
cuulotraanadreis < * .THATKIt.Wj. I ) ,
iiorganrarltlll..ofi7McJlBuniiruot1Clilcaso. Ill
FEMALE
ACADEMY
Preparatory nnd rnllrtlnta cmir ' , lllernlure. lanzuiiett ,
niailc. art. fc.y.Uumuo , lltoelinl.JoctiuDvlllt , 111.
ILtJIirCOlUOEandBOHJERVATORt. "
choolll Tiich < irtirrylil > o .illuua
' " '
ltMnfcr'o"Mo'
Uoriran I'urb ,
ILLINOIS MILITARr ACADEMY
, lillidU.
Circular of I1KNBV J. BTKVKN : , A. II. Prln ,
\ YOBK MILITARY ACADEMV.
NE\V 0. J. WrightU.S.A-.H.CornwnllN.V.
Hi * WIlO nu l B J1IXRVOV8 DUJlLITYl
r
ftI I tSJW | | > ! uiBMOf Body uJKiad , t'ifecU
lilUillSiUorErrorBcrExetiuaiiOldorYoait Ull. l.bl. l HOODrcllrk.lo , , < . lit. loVi'.rf. ifl
atMlalrll Mfdlltr Mimi ! 1BI1THUT llmtnti U djj !
iMtll ; fr io tQ SUMuul r nlalt < > iislrl . Wittt tbii.
KMwHplli * Hook , fxvluAtloaUd pnN nifclUd ( > * iUdrr ) * .
Mnu ERIE ME&ICAb CO. , OUTfALQ , N.T
Denver , Colo.3
Capital Prize $7,500 ,
Ticicrvrs , BO CKNTS i\cii. :
$26,370 , PAID EACH MONTH.
BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRIZES
Address B.1J , EIIODUS ,
DENVER , - COLORADO.
SIIEOEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN ,
Provisions and Stocks.
Basement First National Bank.
SOB South 13th Street , Oma h.
li H 0 > WANTED
Bfil PS G H ISSUED DY CITIES ,
fi.ll (1 ( IJ O COUNTICB.SCHOOL
< ? '
M B V BS' W DISTRICTH , WATER
CorreipondcnccoHcltcd. COMPANIiai tTC.
HVHARRIS / aGoMPJlHY.Banliers ,
, IOJ-IS3 Doorborn Street , CHICAGO.
"JO Stoto Street. BOSTON ,
PRINCIPil POINTS
EAST , V/EST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
13O2 Pnrnam Street ,
HARRY P. DEUEL ,
City Passoagor and Ticket .A-gont ,
JOSEPH GILIOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PAFU3 EXPOSITION , 1889.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PEHS.
QVPHII 15 Cim no cured In 9) ) to M
Oir I11U1O clayHliyusonf tlioinur-
volousMiiKlo Jlptnoilir. SVW.tKJ for nonsuit will
not euro. 0 < VUTIt > Xto ynt tlio Koniilno rain-
cdj' . Wrltoorcull on K.U. Joilyiii-013 Uur-
nuy Sireut , Onului.
MANHOOD
Erlf ! > * < * } and Abu * , lujMtf IM
. , .
nn. irrM t > r > arrnr < i.fii >
Hint TrxiUo Miit frw ud ttluj in Irli
niti. o u m miiun fci , B.T.
OOMMblllOIALv
National Bank
Cnpltm , - $ AOOOOO
Surplus , - 40OOO
omoon unit DlrcclorK. . M MoricmiiR , O. > l
Itilicock , .1i rph ( Inrnonu. Jr , A. HrtuT , 19. M
. inlcr on , Wlllliitn ( I. Mnul. tlop-iHMklonl , ! . II
Wllllnni , A. I' llopklii' , proMilonf A. MlllUta
caalilcr ; K. H. lltyanl , n ahtnntomhlor.
NEBHASKA.
National Bank
U. 8. DEPOSITORY. OMAHA. WEB
Cnpltnl , - $4OOOOO
Surplus Jem. 1st , 1890 , - 07.OOO
OfllrcM niul lllroclon Henry . Yitr , ( iriKlilentj
T.o U M.llootl , vlco ilrolitont | JiinmVf biiyi < o\v |
V Morse.Johns. Collins ) II. 0 Ciuhlnx. J N. U
I'alilcki W. 11. t ) . Iluiiliuj , c-iHliler.
TI-IlTv 1ROX IJ.AN3C.
Corner Ullintut farniini Slrci'ti.
A General llauklag
Gmaha ManUfaotUPBrs ,
HontM und
, JOrtlCS ! e CO
Wholesale Manufacturers of Hoots & Slices
-AfOliUfor lloMcill HiiM.crSliooC. ) , llt > 7. 1101 lUIilllOl
llnrncj' ' htrcit , Ctu.ilm , Nob.
HrcworH.
STOIIZ & ILEU ,
Lager Hcer Brewers ,
1M1 .Vtrth ISth Plrciil , Oinnlin , Neb
Coinlco.
EAGLE COKNICK WOHK8 ,
Manufactiircrs of Galvanized Iron Corniw
\Vliuloircnptanil mi < lnlla > k ) lliht * . Jnlin llcnnctor ,
( iroprlotor 1W mi II1U Houth Wtli Mivet ,
Arllstn' MntcrlnlM.
A. HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1313 Doiiglan Flri'Ol , Omnlin , Neb
Oonl , Coke , ICtc.
OMAIIA COAL , COKK AND LUtV : CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
B. IS Cur. lull nml UuiiKliis Struol * , Onului , Neb.
NEBuASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Colic ,
'USoiitlilSlllSlrocI Om ilm , Neb
DEAN , AKWSl'llONO & CO. ,
> YhoIcsalc Cigais ,
< Q3N lUiiStft'ct. "Hollol" nil
Jry ) ( iooil'i anil Notluim.
M. E. SMITH it CO. ,
Dry Goods , Fnmislilng Goods and Notions
Cornorlllli ami Jlun.inl BlrooU.
KILPATRICK-KOOII DHY GOODS CO. ,
Irapwlers and Jo'obcrs ' in Dry Goods ,
Ucntj'l'urnljlihuflocxl" ( "ornor lltlt and llnruaj
blroets , Oninliii , Nob.
Ji'itrnltiirc.
& : STONE
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
J'amnni Struct , Oiunlm , Nobrnskn.
CIIAHLES SHIVEIUCK ,
Furniture.
Oinnli.i , Ncbrn kn
Grocorlcs.
McCOttD , nKADY 4c CO ,
AYliolcsale Grocers ,
luthand Ixjnvciiworth Btrccts , Oraiihn , Nn
0.V. . DOUGLAS & CO ,
Dealers in Hani wood Lumber ,
r .nl 1310 N , Kith St. . Pnialm.
JOHN A. WAKEFIE1..D ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc. , Etc.
Imported and Amorlcim 1'orllaml Oomunt. Htatu
a oul for Alllivnukoo Hydrimlla Cuiuont , and
tjulriiy Whllo J.lmo.
CHAB. n. LEE ,
Dealer in ILirdwood Lumber ,
Wooil carpet * nnJ imrquct llooi Ing Uth nnd Donglu
Btrcctn , Oiniiha , Nubruka.
FRED W. QREY ,
Luinter , Lime , Cement , Etc , , Etc.
Corner 9th and Poiipla.1 Streets , Oniulia.
Millinery nnd Notionu.
1. ODEEFELDER & CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Millinery ,
203 , 210 anil212 Houlh Uthsticot.
KotlniiH :
Wliolcsale Notions and Ftirnisliing Goods ,
1121 Hnrm'y atrcnt , Oimlm.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Mined and Lubricating Oils ,
.Axlo L'tcnso , cto. , Omaha , A , II. lllaliop , MunnRor ,
1'ajipr.
_ . _ _
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
jXjin lj-JXJ-U JTJXXXMrij-ij--Lr-ijLfT ! -uT-JT-rxj-LTij-Lrxj-i-ritx-i-f JXJXJXTUXJT-f
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wliolcsale Paper Dealers.
Cnrrr n nlco stock of iirlntlnsr. nrapplnR nnd wrlllng
l > npor. biHilul uttontlou tflvon to card jmpur.
SnfcH , Kto.
"
A. L. DEANE tc CO. ,
UoncrnlgcTiuf.jr
Halls' ' Safes ,
321 anil i1 Boutli 10th St. Omnlirv.
ToyH , Ktc.
I . HARDY & CO. ,
Jobliors of
Dolls Albums Goods
Toys , , , Fancy ,
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U. S. V/IHD KNQINE & PUMP CO. ,
.Steam and Valcr Supplies ,
Ilallldar wliid inllli. ! )19aml WOJonci nt. , Oainlik.
1 CI. V. Iton , itlnu Manaivr.
lion WorkH.
and Cast Iron Building Work ,
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kBliillli work. Ulllco and wurkJ , U. 1 * .
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OMAHA SAFE It IHON WORKS ,
Kanf'rs of Fire and Ilurglar Proof Safes ,
Vaults , lull work , Iron iliittton unit II ro oarnpoa.
U. Aiilrcc.niirop'r. Cor. lull umljnckum ttti
Hnxli , Doors , Kto , _
t& co. ,
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Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Ilruncli oOlco , ISttinnd Irani trouti , Omaha , tfoY
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UNION STOCK VARDB CO. , /
Of South ( Mia Limited.