Nebraska Newspapers

    6 THE OMAHA DA1JL.T . : MOMAK. ) J U-NJf. ' 15 , JLS91 ,
FOREIGN FINANCIAL REVIEW ,
Discount Hot In Demand the -Pait Week
in London.
MO.'IEY ' PROMISES TO BE PLENTIFUL ,
Itodiictlon In thr * Mnnk of I-'n lntnl
Hntc li-poolc-il Hto < ; k Kxol
Inncllvc All Korfil
14. During the wftnk pail
diuonnt wai not In demand. Quota-
' fortbrca months
HMi were nt 'iy -
find W tor abort. Money wni
pxwdinKly abundant ami promises to
continue plentiful. One million pound * In
yiM KWI to Itutsla ttil * wc l < . and If tha
whole i'fXXIW ) ; ) were withdrawn the Hank
of Kti lnnd rmarvn would noon ngnln rc.ich
the nmount of it * prmcnt total of il",750,0t)0. )
a * n furthcir Influx of iS,000MW U coming
fr'tn Aimtrnlfa nml Now York. A reduction
In Mia Hank of Knglnnd ruto U theruforu x-
pitr * < l.
On the stock cxchmiKO InisIneMvr.s no-
tniil * , Innctlvf. The dead seancm acorni to
lia < .o roinmcnccd six wci.'kn earlier than
UMinI Hpoculntlvo uuMnciH was stagnant.
'Jh" publlr. hold ? nloof , touching only the
b'-it Invpttinnnt kinds of neotirltlm. The
J wltti hollduyn losscnud I ho nvcnigc attend-
ttiiro of dcnlcri and nonnlbly dlininNhcd thq
volume of transM tloiii. Although bu lnuss
wns ilnc-k , tin ) tone of tin ; market wni firm.
The unidlottcd balance of llio Queensland
loan has b jn taken Inrgclv by IrKtlviduul In-
vetlorn. Kiipt-ij paper dosed yeslorday , > (
biKhiT on the wo"k. All foreign .iccuiiticn
wcio MiotiKcr. ArKoritlni ) schedules ad
vanced l'i ' ; Itrnzlllan seciiritlos , 4'f ; Ubil-
Ian nml Uniuimyati , ' { each. lOr.Klisti rail
way Beciiritl'1 * won : fjiilet but steady.
American railroads were neglected until
the i'nd of the wrclc ; when they bocatno inoro
nclivo. and ycst'-nlay there was a KOOI ! ile-
umnd for Alchlxon , Wabnsh and Milwaukee in
rt'spon'o to tlio Improving tone In Wall
street. The rlso K norally only covers the
prlvlouH decline. The week's variations in
prices Include the following : Increases
rmon 1'iiclllc. 1 ; Norfolk & Western , pro
"
icrcu , "ivauann ; iicnuiiLun" * , , \ muAiu.iu
C'entral , Now York , Ohio At Western , New
YorK , I'onns.vlvanla k Ohio , and Northern
I'liclllo , ' < , each. Decreases- Denver & Ulo
Uinmlo , jiroferred , 'J ; ionvur & llfo ( Iran do ,
ordinary , < ) , ; Cuntiiil I'aci'ic , I.ouisvlllu &
NiiHhvillo , Ohio .t Mississippi , ' < each.
Canaiilans were steady ; Grand Trunk llnst
and Hucond profuronco mivniicud } .
Thi'i-o w as BOIIIO buying of Mexican rail-
wn.v on a report that a bridge on tlie com-
petliiK internallonat line hml broknn and that
traflle was Increasing ; seconds advanced H' ' ;
llr.st. 2'4 ' , and ordinary , \ } ( .
AIIIOIIK miscellaneous securities Guinness
has risen U'4 ' , upcculutors robuyitiK' in ana
the market beliiR devoid of stock. Kio
Tlnto advanced > 4 , and Hell's abeMos ' < .
ICaslman's lost I'4 ' | and I'rimltlva nltr.ito ' 4 ;
London omnibus gained r.,1 , ; yesterday on the
htriko ending.
A dispatch Ironi Hucnos Ayres says : The
ncnato has derided that tliu nix months
monitariiim , recently granted to banks for
ini'ottiiK hills payable in Kold or silver , will
ho reduced to three months.
Havana .MnrkrlH.
IIVANM , Jiinu lit. OwliiK to the Fluctua
tions in tlio Ameilcan su ar inarkot durliiK
the week buyers hero repeatedly increased -
creased and then lowered their of
fcr.s , but notwithstanding this unsteadi
ness Inrffo saloi were m do. At tlio close ,
however , the inarkot was iittut | and rather
peak. The quotations are as follows :
Mohtssos Kiigar , regular to good polarua-
llon , " - ( ' ; | | gold per uuintal ; musco
vado , fair to good ri'llnlnir , b5 to W )
dcgruos polarisation , $7.rJlui'J."n ( ; contrifu-
Kid , VI to W dcuroos pohirl/atlon , In IIOKS-
licrnf , bnRS and boxes , J4J. 18JiiW..i ' ; f.
Utoclis in wanihouso at llavana
nml Matan'/ns , W ) boxes. $ lliOUOO ! ,
bags tud ' ( , : < ( ) ( } hogsheads. Hocoipts from the
iHt to Kith , ir > UH)0 ( ) bugs and 1'JOO hogs-
lioads. Kx ports for the sanio period , 10't
boxes , fiH.OOO bajs and Sfift hogsheads , of
which MHK ( ) bags and all the hogsheads went
to I ho United Status.
tiAco.N l.iiriOpold per oulntal.
Hi-TTint Superior American , ? IW.OO gold
per quintal.
KIOI a American , 91. . ' 100 gold per barrel.
.TivitKr.n Hi'.i'i' J'.I.IKI ' gold per quintal.
H\MH American .sugar uutad , 915.00 gold
periiilutal | for northern ; f i.lKJ for southern.
LAUD In kegs. 9IH.OO gold per quintal for
northern , 912:1.00 : for southern ; In tins , Jin.00.
LiMiiKit Nominal ; shocks nominal.
WIIITU NAVV UIIA.NS W.75 gold par ( inln-
Toiucco - ? 4 gold per quintal.
HOPSNominal. .
Frolghts In inodcrnto demand. Excbnngo
firm but not quotrblv higher. Spanish gold
On tlio I'nriH
Juno H. Husjucss on the bourse
was lairly active during all tlio week past
nml prices all round wera higher. Three per
cc'iit rentes advanced 20 centimes on the
week , KioTintos , aa4fj omnibus shares , -I5f ,
and Hank of Franco shares , ! VOf.
Imiutrle.s Instttutod liv u trade Jnurnal In
over four hundred wheat growing districts
liavo resulted in the compilation of n report
setting forth that the total wheat erop of
France this year will amount to little over
half the averairo crop.
llei'lin tJuotnlloiiN.
Hism.is .luno M. The bourse was quiet
during the week past. The tendencv of
prices was towards weakness , and especially
in mining shares. The closing prices of yo.- > -
torday includu : Prussian loura , lO.XNI ;
Deutsche bank , l.V-J.fx ) ; Mexican sixes. b9.HO ;
Hochuiuors , 117 ; Hiirpoucr , UK ) ; Houbles ,
S-I0.4A ; short exchange on London , ! M.2tS > 4 ;
long exchange on London , SO.Ub'.i ; private
discount ; ( ' < , .
{ 'runic fort Stooks.
VinNKrouT , Juno U. HUMIIOSS on the
bourse during the past week \va-s steady.
Tim ( hull quotations Include the following :
Italians , yii > .V. Uusslun , 9S.A ) ; SxiniNh [ ,
73.W ) ; Portucuese , 71. SO ; short exchange on
London , 20.42 ; private tUscount , 3i.
Hebron.
The people of this city enjoyed ft musical
treat Friday evening at the residence of Hon.
E. M Correll. Miss Annie Park , the lady
eornet' t of Uoston , Is nt present visiting
Hon.V. . K. Goodhue , and by request of
these who had her play at Crete last year
Mi > s Park played some of her nicest solos.
Tne Silver Solo band assisted materially ,
nml for an hour the people listened to the
ilnest music over be.irxt In open air In this
eitv.
lion I Hoc.
Mis * Fanny Itlgby was visiting friends in
Omaha , over Sunday.
S H Montgomery has gone to Marseilles ,
lit . for n visit of several weeks.
Mr and Mr > . F D. Shallow of Montreal ,
Canada , nro vUUing friends in this city.
Uevs. W. L , Kemsberg nml J. X. Mills , nro
home fa in frvim thctroastcrn vacation visits.
.1 F. Albright and family have returned
from u prolonged , visit with frieuds l Penn
sylvania.
Mrs. H. C. Harker and Mi's Erin Johnston
\vcro visiting fnends in Omaha , during the
past week.
Mr and Mrs. il. M. Cnnso nro enjoying a
viit from Mrs. Chase's brother , Mr. Hoover ,
of Uniesburg , 111.
Mrs A. M. Maxwellof Kxcelsior , Minn. , I *
visiting for few weeks v , 1th her daughter.
Mrs A. O. .Ionian.
Mrs Nettle Hlgbv of St. Albans , Vu. was
a guesi of her couin , Mrs. S. C. Smith ,
( Hiring the week while vmvmte oonio from n
trip Jo Denver ,
Mrs. It , M. Hlldobmnil of Johnstown and
Mrs Hamilton of Huntmpton , Pa. , mother
and sister of Mrs. C. H.Vintor toou , are ut
the home of the latter in this city.
Crete Itoins.
( ! cor fro Xohor and family of AlNquerquo ,
X M . arts visiting with Mr. Ncbcr'k mother
in thU city.
Prof. Perry , president of Doano collece ,
wturn < vl from au cite di eastern looron
Ja U Tbo faculty and studcau of
' th coljcce irave President Perry a grand re
ception co the crenitxr of nu afrirai.
III. Kcv Hishop Wortijlnfrton of Omaha
preached the sermon in Trinity Memorial
church on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mr * . H. C'odii returned from a
vult to ttiUr son , Arthur Code In Salt Lake
C'lty on Saturday laAt.
A J. H uyden and son , Fr.ink , of Fairmont ,
\V. V.i , Brother of County Judiro flayrtcn.
are vhitln with the ] uda at Wllber and
panned several d.iys In this city.
Do Witt's Little Early Risers. Cost little
pill over made. Cure conntlpatloa every
tJnio. Nonoc'jual. Us them now.
Grand
Miss fJertha Ledcrman U visiting this
week w'th ' friends In Lincoln.
George A. Ueatigh bna returned from n
visit to Detroit , Mich. , and other eastern
points.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Woods of Cairo ,
Nohra-.ka , are In the city visiting the family
of Kd. r ord.
Senator Henry J. Cougiishall of Watcrvllle ,
N. V. . In Iti the citv , the guest of his brother ,
W. J. ( 'ogecflhall.
The ladles' auxiliary of the Young Men's
Christian association gave a reception Friday
evening at their rooms.
Mrs. C. A. Hockovcn and sister left lust
week for Philadelphia , and will rnakc that
city their future homo.
The Ladles Guild of Ht. Stephen's Episco
pal church mot Thur dav afternoon vlth
"
MM. Claries F. Rollins.
The finance committee of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen of the Nebraska
Jurisdiction was in session last week In this
city.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Heitnhcrgor were In
Holdregu last week attending the state sunday -
day school convention , of which Mr. Helm-
burger Is the ' .ecretnry and otio of the most
active members.
DoWltt's Little tfarly Uisers : only ) 'U '
euro sick hc.idac.ho anil re "lUt'Jttio'jD'.vel ' t o
THE It. US i : It.I I.I , Gilt I. .
Kate Mdfln-fitn In A'cio'i k Itrint'l ,
Sho's a very swagger maiden of a figure
rather tall ,
And she doesn't talk llko other girls , but only
of baseball.
She's pert , and -sometimes pretty , when she
speaks atioul the game ,
And she thinks to bo a pltuhor Is the hlehost
meed of fain i ) .
She criticises Bwltig or she throws a kiss to
Ward ,
Ami wiien uicnardson uegins to coacu sue
looks a trillu bored.
She sli well forward on the stand , ana when
the iranio begins
She wugeis candy recklessly unon the sldo
that wins.
She wears a English coaching coat and violet
let bouquet ,
With patent shoos and galtcrcttos and sailor
hat of cr.iy ;
Her hair Is brown and curly and her eyes are
very sweet ,
And that sportive llltlo sinilo of her's will
cause your heart to beat.
Sno'll olap her tan gloved bauds In glco to
cheer a splendid hit ,
And sometimes when her side has won sho'll
Illrta little hit ;
Hut ll you speak tlio love that docs your fool
ish heart enthrall ,
'She'll tell you ou must join a nine and study
to play ball.
She talks of "Hies" and "liners" In a manner
that is ii.it ;
She can tell you in a minute who it Is that's
at the bat.
She dotes on ICcofo and Connor and raves
about their "curves , "
And you'd really think that Mio had been
constructed without nerves.
For she doesn't mind It if a foul couies spin
ning to her side }
She catches it and sends it back and looks
quite gratified.
Sho's up on all the double pkiys and marks
them on her ruff ;
But she cannot keep a score card , though she
makes a splendid bluff.
Beware the baseball maiden and her fetching
little ways.
Sho's deadlier than the summer girl that.now
In ambush lays. .
She comes In with the springtime and there's
mischief in her cyo.
And though she doesn't look it she is most
intensely lly.
She tramples hearts to pieces underneath her
dainty feot.
And seems so quiet all the time and kittenish
and sweet.
No need to fall in love with her or for her
pity suo.
She's bound to wed a baseball man and has no
use for you.
A very small pill bin , a very good ono. Do
Witt'b Little Early Uisers.
A Itiitiy Hero.
Ills face wns white anil the soft drifts of
golden hair lav as thistledown on his pillow
and formed an aurcolo about his bead , says a
writer In the Detroit Fren Pross. The look
of pain was in his eyes , as It was always.
but there was something that had just como
there , a gleam of conscious pride , which expressed -
pressed itself , too , in his halting.bauy speech
for ho was only a b.iby , ono of many in the
children's frco hospital.
As bo was wheeled through the ward on a
low stretcher on Ills way to the operating
room ho would w.vvo his small hand to his
fellow-sufferers.
"Mo getty op'nxsU'n ' , " ho said proudly ;
mo gotty well. "
Nor did that look leave his eyes when ho
was laid tenderly on the operating table and
the great big doctor in the great , long brown
robe prepared to cut into that troublesome
hip where iho disease w.xs located , and
which had prevented him from taking a stop
alono.
The nurses in their white caps and aprons
stood near , re.uly to assist the doctor , A
young doctor was to administer the chloro
form , and a student held the case containing
the Instruments that were to bo used.
Still there W.is no fear in those bright eyes
nor did the white face grow troubled at sight
of so much preparation.
"Mo gotty well now I" It was not a ques
tion , but a statement ,
"Yes little will get well "
, man , jou now ,
said the doctor , and then there was onlv the
short word of command tlmt was almost mil-
tary in its precision , and after an anxious
half hour It was all over.
When they carried him back to his ward a
little now he.id lay on the pillow of the cot
next to his , and he looked over at the new
coiner with a wan smile of welcome.
"Getty op'rasYu ( Gotty well , tool" ho
ii.skoil faintly.
Then hl eyes closed and shutout the world
and he drifted away to the slumberous land
of Nirvana , while Science , hU foster mother ,
witched at his pillow to see him "gettv
"
Mothers will find that Halier's P.iin Par
alyier is a sure and pleasant euro for dar
rhoea.
_ _
Heaclieil thr Limit.
A family on Fourteenth avenue Is blessed
with ollvo branches olpht seven girls and
ono boy , says the Detroit Tribune , Recently
n new little girl arrived , nml the eldest
daughter exclaimed in tones of deepest con
cern : "Another daughter to marry on * . This
U awful ! " When her father and mother
were discussing tbo all important question of
the name for the midget the eldest of the
household was heard from acaln. " 1 thinii , "
she said emphatically , "that you hail bettor
name her 'Amen. ' "
Use Halier's Sarsapanila and Burdock , the
gre.it blood puritler.
Decision In Favor or the Chicago
Milwnukco At St. Paul Hy.
The now Palaca sleeping cars of the
Chtcnjro. Milwaukee A : St. Paul Ry. ,
with electric lights In ovorv l rth , will
continue to leave the Union depot ,
Omiiha , at 0CO : p. ra. , dall.v. Possnngen
inking this train avoid transfer at Coun
cil Bluffs , and arrive In Chion'ro at 9:30 :
a. m. , in amptotimc to make all eastern
connections. ' Ticket oftlrc , 1501 Farnain
street. P. A. NASH ,
J , Ji PKESTOX , General Agont.
City Passenger Agent.
TALKS ON TRADE MATTERS ,
Something About Omaha Furniture HOTi s
and the Latest Styles.
SHOES CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE ,
A Worker In Wood Il < 4Cciiir e < t About
the Grr.it Improvement III
Methods nnd Machinery
In Ills
Ai a oily erow In wealth the demand for
all kinds of household fumtturo Increase * ) ,
and with thu Increased demand comes a cor
responding improvement In the style of fur-
nlturo wanted. Omaha's furniture ) houses
have kept pace with the ( 'rowth of the city
nnd there are now several establishments
hero which any city mlRht feel proud uf.
It i.s bighlv interesting to KO through ono
of these furnlturo emporiums , from basement
to top lloor , under the guidance of an nblltf-
InR munaRcr aim notice the great variety and
dltfercnt styles of furnlturo which have been
dovisi'U for the purpose of making the homo
more comfortable. To note the different kinds
of wood employed Is a study by itself ,
nltncHt every country under the sun
contrloutlng something. Those arothechoic-
c.tt and most ornamental woods grown In
South and Central America , and Kurope ,
Asia , the islands of the 1'uriilc nnn oven
Alriua have sent their lincsl woods. All these
lire worked up mid combined into articles
destined to become one of the valued attr.ie
lions of the boudoir or drawing room.
Ano'hcr interesting studv Is ttie transfer *
mntion constantly taking place in the shape
and linish of even the most common articles
of furniture. At one time there is a craze
for the heavy and cumbersome furniture in
vogue n hundred yuiirs ago , then the style ol
some other ujro appears , to bo selected , as it
wore , by mutual consent , so the changes
come and go.
Fashion cuts as Important a figure in the
furniture triicio as It does In any other line ol
"
business , ana a stylish lady is "us particular
about getting the latest thing In selecting a
chair for her parlor us-sho Is in the matter of
u spring hut.
Just now It Is being hinted that white fur
niture has duito had Its dav a lonir ono it
has been , too and the coming tint for screens ,
tables , cabinets and even fautcuils will be ,
Is , indeed , green. There is somctlng- uncom
promising about the color , which xvould seem
not to ho decorative ; on the contrary , the
now designs wougat in this hue are consid
ered exceedingly effective. The linish is a
varnibh instead of an enamel , which is a
gain in wear and in the care needed.
The white and gold apartments , fashiona
ble for several seasons past , have proven
solicitous luxuries to those who have indulged
In them , as many Omaha people can testify.
One maid has to bo detailed for their exclu
sive care , and tlio temperature and amount
of light duly regulated to secure the reten
tion of their purity and freshness.
Four years ago the manufacture of bamboo
furniture specialties was begun and it be
came at once apparent that tlio possibilities
in that line wcie almost boundless. There-
suit \\iis but nalur.il. An increasing demand
and a desire to lead in novel anu practical tie-
signs led the manufacturers into originating
and putting on the market articles never be
fore attempted with those materials.
In order to keep pace with the demand for
novelties manufacturer's ' scoured
agents un-
famillar sections ot the glooo us India , Uur-
nmh and other tropical countries , and also
Persia and Kgypt , to secure interesting
pieces , of furniture that could uo patterned
after and placed in American houses. Not
able In this \vnA the idea that was conceived
of reproducing faithfully an ancient
1'hariioh's state chair , the pattern being se
cured from a sample pros rved in the JJrltish
museum. The oiigimil stool was taken
from a tomb in Egypt and is known
to bo over tliree thousand years old.
The bamboo grows from creeping roots on
hills and stony land , and is cut green In the
full , the shoots being stripped of Idaves , tied
to trees and ballasted with stones , so as to
draw them straight in drying. When the
bamboo is received it is a clear yellow color ,
but the demands of the market require a pe
culiarly mottled article , and this demand
gavo'no little trouble at the start. The pro
cess is still a secret , although it is known by
the outside world that it is the result of a
certain application of lire.
The genuine Japanese bamboo cOincs In
rods ranging from sixteen to thirty feet in
lenctli , the host variety being gathered on
the large island ol Nippon. The sailing vcs-
sel that brink's the bamboo across the wide
Paeitie and braves the dangers of a voyage
around the Horn probably carries the oddest
lot of goods over stuwed away in a vessel's
bold. Leaving the Japanese island with a
goodly supply of the cane , the boat takes on
a lot of camphor at another port which is
stowed on top of the bamboo , and then
touches at u Chinese port , where' the. qurer
cargo is covered many layers .deep with
bunches of tire crackers.
CIIK.U' miens
that are at the same time of good style and
that will give good service are always in de
mand. It may seem to'ho head of a largo
family of boys that slices are never cheap
nnd that they never wear half long enough ,
but It Is u tact vouched for by a number of
Omaha dealers in footwear that there never
wus a time when shoes were so cheap. It
was not many years ago that a pair of good
shoes was considered an expensive luxury ;
nu ordinary good pair could not bo bought for
less than -i or S" , and if something more than
the average urticlo was desired a
$10 bill would soon disappear. Shoe
leather was not to ho trilled With. It was too
high priced to be treated carelessly or
recklessly. All these conditions have changed.
Tuko a walk along some of our principal
retail streets and look into tlio windows of
the shoo stores. You will bo attracted * by
the pretty nnd effective arrangement of the
contents of the windows. Tliers is nothing
remarkable in that because this is an ago of
intense competition among merchants of all
kinds and if a man has goods to sell and wants
to sell tnem he must llrst attract and then
fasten tno attention of the public. Uut
notice the prices ! Yon can get just as good
u shoo today for > .00 as you could buy a few
years ago for JT and $ $ , and down us .ow as
&t you can buy a good wearing shoe and ono
that appears to good advantage and U com
fortable.
WOOD WOUKIXO.
"In this ago of iron , " remartsed an Omaha
planing mill proprietor as ho brushed a few
shavings from his now spring suit , ' 'tho
bumble wood worker is almost lost sight of ,
but the fact remains the same that wood is
constantly being wurkod up into new forms ,
if not put to exactly now uses. As the de
mands of commerce change the wood
worker is forced to introduce new methods
iuto his business and to turn out a different
article. While metal has taken the place of
wood In many places the constantly increas-
iug demands of civilisation furnishes uses
for all the available supply of timber and
the Ingenuity of the workman Is constantly
strained to tteep up with the procession.
Tuke , for example , 'bent wood' and notice
the growth that there bos been in this ouo
hue of manufacture.
"Thirty years ago when w.ipon manu
facturers were furnished with a machine
that would saw out rims or felloes it was
looked upon as a great Improvement over the
old bund method. But genius soon discov
ered a better method still and now nearly all
of the millions of wheels on vehicles of every
description , Including acricullural imple
ments , are made of bcut runs ,
i. Formerly all chair backs were sawed
rounding by all conceivable means , and
much money and capital was expended in
devising saw machines to do the work.
Some ono happily tnougbt of the idea of
bending thcmUiiiU ; not take long to bring
it into general use. Today it would be a
great novelty to set ) a sawed chair bactc.
From the beat chair bark , it ivas au easy
step to Dend a frame for chair euts , oapcci-
ally for cano and perforated seats. U then
became a common feature of chair ana seat
making , to bend backs , legs and sent * , and
now ptfrlorntixl seats , used in school , dcpjt ,
lawn and church furniture , are made of oout
wood.
"Sleigh and cutter runners , and * Ume boat
planks ivre always in an early day , t-awud
out of heavy timber , but DOW the Ujuuuful
ruuners setro on all aleighs , as well u > tbe
knetss , are universally made of teat wood.
Sway bars , the fifth wbeel on wagoui , carts
and backs , and plan teams and tjandlo * , aie
all Uaot wood.
"Of course bending wood is a science : tbe
wood taut l > tteased just right , with tea
The NAtJONALHYMN GtrDoaTHE WORLD'S FAIR.
SANTA GLAUS SOAP
My Country : 'tis of thee ,
Sweet land of liberty ,
Of thee I sins ;
Land where our fathers
died ;
Land where our .Mothers
cried ,
Over the wash-tub tied
Let freedom ring.
My native country thee
Land of the noble" , f ree
Thy name I love ;
I love thy tucks and frills
But ohvlut : laundry bills ;
Mv soul with horror thrills ;
When I think of thee. -
Let music swell the breeze ,
And blow through all the
trees
Hall SANT-A GLAUS :
Let tired mortals wake
And gladly try a cake ,
Let all for cleanness sake.
Join the applause.
ripht kind of stca.m. or it will bo brushy and and patented bradTO ; tinned cupped trunk
soft. Nearly all kinds \\oodwill bend , if nails .M and 10 ; looklng-sla- * tacks , Wj pict
ure frame points ! Xi ; leather carpet tiuks 41) ,
treated .
right. brush t nek > . ' . ' . * > .
"Wngoii and buggy seats are made ol bent TM'hsi. MiiAsrniNO American , dK 33 .
bows ; cutter and buggy bodies are made of TMKHMOMKTKII- < MM , ills' , T- >
bent wood ; children's wooden toys of all TiiAl'S li.imp. Nunhon-c , dU 40 ; KIIIIIO.
kinds are made In thesatno way and hundreds Onelda pattern , " 0 ; moii-o. wood choker , per
of kinds of tools , and handles for agricultutal doyen bole * 'JO.
. Tuo\Mi.-llraiW : brick , ill * . 10 ; OhMon's ,
and all bent to shape.
use , garden tools are
" 0-1) ) ; iMrdcn. nrt per doJl.OO. .
It saves lumber , time , and cheapens produc TnrcKsWarehouse ( , etc. ) , Howe's 1C. J. &
tion ; besides the steam acts as a preservative Co. . dls. SO.
and hardener of the wood , cooks the sap , and V ! ; > Parallel , I'arUoi't. dls. | : parallel ,
allows it to dry evenly and ootter without oval slide , ! U ; saw IlliTWentnorth's SO.
checking. Witnsi'iux I'oeV genuine. Mi ; ( Jlrnrd. CO ;
" hnvo Agr. 7i'-10 ; lljnils .V Call's patent combination.
"Tho bending wood
machines
for ir > : AlU'ii. pocket ( bright ) , * i. ( > 0. : ' 0.
been greatly Improved In n few years and Ht.ouKH Mauley Hulo it I.ovol Co.'s IIIMT
there are now machines in use that will bend list , CO.
a plank four inches thick and thirteen Inches HOI.T-S Common can last ? , ills 70-10 ; IS. & K.
wide as easily as 1 can bund this shaving. Mf Co's stove , ill * . 40-IH ; plow , dls , 50 ; ma
"I tell you what , woid working is a great chine. ( IK. TO : tire boltSOll ) .
' ' CA-Tiii : lled , ills M ; plate uml shallow
assertion
business. and with this parting sockets dls , so.
the man of shavings went back to his work Iturrsllniss. . wioucht , dls. TO : IOIKO pin
superintending the turning of an ornamental cast , ( IK TO : , loose pin , japanned , ( IN , Mi-ld-tii ;
post that will soon form a part of one of Foo-o pins. Japanned , wrought , W ) ; Ulark blind
Omaha's pleasant cottage houses. bulls , T.VIO.
OJIAII.l WHOLESALE
bleats nnd Provisions
DUES * HKCK Steers f > 00 toX)0 ( ) pounds nver-
ase , native , 7 < fOc ; steois , 40J to WK ) pnuniU
n\erage. iiathi1 , ( J'-titT'ii'f cows and hi'lfors ,
400 to 5.0 pounds a\eraue. native. U'iftiT'.c :
hindquarters , steeis. lo'.o ; hliidquai tois-.eows ,
Oc ; forcqunitors , steers , lie ; foruiiiarturs ,
Co s , ft'io.
I'liusu ilr.KF' CUTS. Hells , Sc : beef tender
loin , 14e ; sirloin butts , e ; Doncluss strips , y- ;
strip loins. Sc ; rounds , lie ; rounds ( shank ofT ) ,
G'/ic ; rounds ( shank and rump oT ! ) , To ; boneless
rumps , Oc ; chucks..I1c ; platos.'lo ; buck halves ,
OVJe : shoulder clods , lie ; licef loins No. 1 ( steer ) ,
llic ; beef lolim No. : . ' , 14o ; l.ucf loins No il. Uo ;
beef rltis , S'.fClOc ; beef ribs No. I , He ; snuot
breads , per doTfic ; hitilns per dofiUe ; klil-
noys each , ill * : o\ tails , each , ! lc ; liters each ,
t. > e ; beef hearts each , 5e ; beef tongues , each ,
4jf.
4jf.KHK.SII I'OHK 1'ork loins To ; tenderloins ,
lO'/iu ' ; spuie ribs 4'tC ' : Mioulileis .Vie ; hot-ks ,
He ; trimmings , jc ; back hours ' 'Sie ; dressed
boss. .Vie : cleaned pigs'feet ( per do/on ) , Mu ;
ioiif'li iineleaneil pigs'fed iperdo/en ) , JUe.
SAiiSAfiu Smoked saiis.me , ( ! 'sc ; bologna.
4'ie : blood sausagefie : liver sausage. So ; hosid
chore. ? Tic ; fresh u < "irisaiisaue ( links ) Te ;
fresh jiork sans.igobull. ( . ) C'4e ' ; smoked pork
sausage , 0ic ; I'lankfiirt sausage , sc ; siuoUeil
head cheese , U'U" ' I'ollsb sausage , T'io ;
kiiiihlaueli sausaHt1 , 7He ; tongue sausage , Uo ;
siimmi'i saiisavu , l4e. '
'IlioaDoM ! pricesuiu for lots of ( ift.v pounds
and upwards , : le > h quantity 'ie moie.
MUTIO.N C'hdleo die-si'd niiitton. HJit * : racks
of mutton , lie ; saddles of miittuii.Uiie ; breasts
of mutton. 4e ; lei ( ff muttonti'ii * .
SMOKKD Mii.vih yiixar Cured Hams , 14 to
10 Ib. average , li'je ; hams , Si to''J Ib. a\eiage ,
Uoiiiins ; , lu to li ! Ib. uveragu , lOUc ; sliliinod
hams , 10c ; shoulderK , B'ie ' ; clear bieukfast
bacon ; narrow strips tS'/K" clusir bl-cakfast
bacon , wide strips tSJi'e ; boneless bicalvfast
bacon bieks ; , TJje : C'allfoinla or plen c liamu ,
tt\u ; boneless hain.h'je ; uilcdbeel hams ( sots' ,
1 c ; diled beef romiliu'ic ods.8e ) : shot tsplcou
tolls or liaiji roulette. S'-ie ' ; smoked beef
tonKiies ( per do/on ) , JU..Wspecial ; bams. 1U to
IS 11) . avurnsc. Il'ie ; cpeeial boneli'S- , breakfast
bacon , 10Je ! ; sclcetod dried beef liams. Insldes
and knuckles , ll'/io ; selected wide clear bieak-
fast bacon.ll'iu.
DIIV SAI.TKO MBATS Kanoy llKht weight
shot t clears , 7c : longcleuis , d'iv ; short ulears , <
0'5i * ; shott ribs , ( i'io ; shoulders , Wia ; clear
bellies. < i4c ? : eloar backs , B'.e.
HMOKKU MEATS Dry bait Cured Fancy
light weight bacon short elcais , T'se ; bacon
shoil ribs , 7'8c : bacon shut t eleais. 7' 3 ; bacon
long clours. 7'ac : baeon clear backs , 7'ic ;
bacon clear bellies , 7'te : biiconsliotildors , liUc.
IIAUIIKI.HI ) I'OIIK AND HKUP Mess polk , HOW ,
per bbl. . JIL',50 ; family pork , ( ll.r > J ; bark pork ,
JHil.50 ! shortcut clear uork , SU'.00 < 6I4.00 ; prime
iiiessporktlLutKititil. . ; boneless pin pork , fancy ,
il.Vli extra moss beef , $ MU ; iilute beef , J.u.uu ;
extra plate beef. $11.00 ; rolled beef , boneless ,
JU.M ) ; bonole-w tolled beef , 'i bUs , JB.OOJ extra
family pl.ilo beef , ' { bbls. J-i..Vl.
IjAliD Compound , porlb. tlcrco basis Be ;
pure loaf , peril ) , tiurco bnsta. B-jc ; pure lard ,
per Ib. tlureo basis. bj e ; kett o rundoied loaf
laid , per II ) . tloreo basis , 7'e.
Ull.s i'rlmo lard oil ( winter strained ) Me ;
extra lard oil ( uInter strained ) 4'lu ' ; extra No.
1 laid oil , 4i'No. : ; . 1 lard oil , i4e ! ; No. - laid oil ,
if.'e ; extra neat s foot oil , 47c ; tallow oil , I'Jc ' * .
KXTKACT OP lll'.KF 1 O1IIICO Jills , 1. il Or 0
do/en In a box. J.I.3S : 'J ounce jars. 1'or.'l 1
do/en In a box , 4.JU ; 4 ounce Jars 1 or J do/en
In a box , JT.T.1 ; H ounce jars , 1 do/on In n bov ,
$14.50 ; Kiouneo jais , 'i do/en In a box ' 'JT.OO.
Pie I'liuic llonolo-s Hnnels , "Oil ilm. each ,
Jl.r > . . " > ; half banels , 100 His. oaeh. fe.'K ' ) ; quurtor
barrels. M Ibs each , * I.5J ! eighth barrels ! S
Ibs.eaeh , l..T.l.
I'lCKi.KD IlKEPTosocrts Harrols.ia..00 : half
barrels , mo Ibs , fll.M : ( juaitor barm.s , 00 Ibs ,
W.fi'J ; eighth bariols , ITilbs , iH.U ) .
SWBET I'ICKI.KDM'AIIK HlllS TlerCCS ( . ' 100 I1)S ) ) ,
MII..VJJ barrels cJ001b ) . $ iU'J ; ' / banels (100 ( Ibsj ,
IIUTTKICINE Solid packed In 20 to M pound
tubs Cifumery. per Ib ISc ; choice dairy ,
per Ib , iic : : dairy , per 11) . ll'ie. '
bwuKT I'iCKi.b'i ) MKAT-i Hams , tlorces 04c ;
shoulderslNow York ent ) , tluiees r yoj hollies ,
lerces , * ± u ; California ham , tierces Be ; beef
lams , barrels , JlH.O.i.
CANNED MBATS.
llanlivnri ; .
HKLUS I.leltt , forums , hunU. din , TOc ; Kfii-
luvkv cow , uis Too. '
TACKllnl > h , hTC7 American Iron carpet
tncks illbKI ; Meet uiroi-l l icl > N nil kliulh. Wij
h edfs Iron carpet tlcV . all klnU Ci ; t-wi-ilos
imn tacks U ) : fe e < lc Iron uiilioltlvrLTn tucks ,
ft' ; tliinod > wfilo > Iron lackW ; AiniTlcun
Iron cut tacKb , t. > : coppei laekg , .Vj ; copuor tin-
i > liliu- and trunk nail * . < 5 : c anr IKIJI nail * .
45 ; hnUtiiiiZ uulU , TU ; Hungarian nalis xiid
minort ukN < 11 : irlinp ami lacu tacks ' > ,
I ( iiicd tfiiup und laclui'U - . fti-lw trunk and
cluut nulls. 70 : tlniicil trunk and cluut nall .
J5 ; basket nall-s 5 ; < Lair nuiU. .Hi. con.mi u
TWO GREAT MINUS AGR1-H.
Sir Morrell Mackenzie arid I'rofeb&or
Koch , the bit-bust iiuti)0ritie.s in Euro.K ) .
unliOhiUitinuly ro < ; oininona tlio rioJt-n
Pastilles 'Troches ' for ul ! Throat , Lurp
and Cuuirrhul di oiitti. Auii ( ; l M-liiriiv
and other attnoephenc influences , the e
troches are without equal. Beware of
imitations. The genuine must have the
tt-etirnonial and tipnatureol Sir Morrell
Mackenzie around every box. Price & 0c.
LII I iriicu - - ; nei wv
.
, j-iii- . , per pair , , ;
trace , ti'j , Amoi lean , per pair , net.'Me ; ( icr-
mali li.iller chain , list of December ill , l-.s | .
( Us. SO-10 ! American hulter chiiln , list ( if lu- )
comborlll , l sl , dls. 50-10 : ( " , iimun con vliain.
llsl of December III. ISSI , dls. MMO ; lion Jack
chain , . ' ! ! i ; btass ja K chain. . ' 15.
COCKS-llr.iss , now list. July 10. ISso. dls M.
C'OKITI : MII.I.X I'aiKor's board and iiodls. .
50 : Amoiicaii ( Knteiprise Mrl'o ) , ills. . ' . " > .
COMI'ASSIN , livii ) > iiis. ; 1/ic. Compasses , dls.
50-10 ; dlvidois. dls. 5land 10 : callipers , dls. W ) .
liuWINO KNIVKB I' , y. i\ . \V. Co. , ( Us. TO ; ad
justable. , dis. ao.
1'oHKS Hay , m.inurn nnd .spadliiK , dls GO-10-
10 : plated.V I. KdKOr.V llros. , 50.
Kiirns AND JEI.I.V I'UESSKS Kntorprlho Mfg.
Co. , dls. l.v
Kitv 1'A.vs Common , ( Us. TO ; Acme , dls. 01.
KAt'Cirrs Kiaiy patent potroleiim. dls. .10 ;
KntorpiNc * . Milf-muusiirlir. * , pordoi. , f.W.00 , ills.
I'n.ns lloavor& Dlsston's , CO-10 ; hoi so lasps ,
Heller Iluitheis. dls. 50.
IlAMMKKs Maydolo , illi. 2.1 ; Athii. dls. 51.
llAu.sKss SNAI'S Har onts , dls. TO ; ( juimaii.
dls. ; i5.
K.voiis-Door Unobi , bion/e , 50-10 ; door
mlnorals , door por. Japanned , door por. plated
door por. now llst dls . .0-10 . ; poicolalu shuttur ,
dls. T" .
11 At Cit KTS Din-on nts 40-10.
HAV l < NiVKS--Ii'hinlni. | , per do * , J9.00 ;
Spear I'olnt , iierilos.iii. .
llniisi : VAII.S Not.4 5 fi 7 8 0 10
1'eui f.s. per Ib lie ia iio : net
Noi tb estern , * as i'3 2.1 ' i 21 11) ) dls.O
Chamulon , " X 25 a. ) Si 21 111 dis 20
I'utuaiii. 51 an 2.I 21 2i ) 10 1 ! ) ( IN 10
KITII.IS : : Ilrass , per cuntdls , 15 ; enameled ,
per cunt dls. U1.
HiNdKS ClarKo's Nos. 1 , 2 and ; i , pntc , dis
count ( W ; sciuw hook and strap , S to 12 , per IOU
Ibs , I'/.c ' ; 12 and upwards , per 100 Ibs. , IlJio ;
Stiap and T list , I'obiuaiy II , Ib'Jl ' , 5J per cent ;
standard 1) . A. , No. 5 , f.t.f.0. .
i.llllllKT.
Quotations are for cur lots on board cars ut
Omaha :
Dl.MBMilOfi.S
1'14 A :
li ( ft. 1R ft. ! 0ft. 22ft. 24ft
2x4. . .fIS Ad $1(1 ( OJ tlli 50 JIT UO tlH 00
2x0 1503 1550 Hi IX ) is 00 18 ( K )
2\S. . . . 1500 1550 10 03 IT 50 1800
2x10. . . 1500 1550 K ! 00 IT 50 IK ( X )
2xl2 < . Hi 00 1G 00 17 00 18 50 1U 00
4x4 to
S\S. Ifi 00 IT 00 18 00 18 00 I ! ) 00
HATTKNP , Wei.r. TUIIINO , KTC. O. O. , a 5-
Inch. ( > 5u ; Vx'His. \ . 'lie : a-lneh well tubing. D.
& M. and bov. , * , ' : ) .00 ; pickets , U. & li. Hut ,
(
I'l-NClNn No. 1 , ( i-ln , IS and 14 ft. if 8111.00 ;
No. 1,11 In. 10ft , ltlO.00 ; 4 In. Jl'.i.OO ; No , 2 , U In.
12 and 14 ft. rf. $14.00 ; 1 In , f 14.00 ; No. 2. U In. Ui
ft , * lfi.5o ; 4 In , $ l.oo ( ! ; No. : i. B In , 12 and 14 ft ,
JIXIK ) ; No. U. li In. 16 ft. * ii.OO. :
I'l.ooiUNd A , U-lneh , while pine. } ; w.OO ; ( J ,
} I0 ! 00 ; It , ( i-lnch , white pine. ? . i.OO ; I ) , tJl.OO ; K.
( i-lnch. white ilne ) , ( sol.-fencInK ) J1T.OJ ; diop
sldiiiK , 50u ] ior M uxtra ,
fciiiNdi.KS , 'LtTii Kxtru "A. " nine , J2.W ) ;
Standaid "A. " .t245 ; extra "A. " cedar. $2.li'i ;
0-Inch clear plno , iH.IK ) ; clear rod\vood , 14.23 ;
lalh.UOO.
I'Oh'iS While eodar. j-lnch Sl-lneh
. - , 5i , 12o ; -
( its. l.c ! wliltn n.'iliir. . l..Ini'li. ( is. Ini.cf N.fMI. | ,
I < | rh , Kllic : white cudai. 4-Inch lonml , l'c ; split
i oal > , ? c ; Tennossco red cedar , spill , Me.
Sil > l.NO-A , 12. 14 .ind li ( fl , &J.UU ; ( J , 4IT.50 ; II ,
12. 14 and Hi ft. J-.O.M ; D. JH.50
ItOAItnS-No. 1 com , ilH.50 ; No. 2 com , JI5.00 ;
No. : i com , $10.50 ; No. I com , $11."iO.
STOCK HoAitDS A. 12 In. sis. moo ; H , 12 in.
His , f45.00 ; C , il'i.llu ; i ) , $ ' 5 I'O ' ; Nu. 1 common , 12
in. sis , 10 , 12 and is ft , i2lUO ; No. 2 , J17.50 ; .No. 1
common , 12 In , s8 ! , 11 ft , J-UUi ; J < o. 2. J1T.50 :
No. I common , 12 In , sis , 10 ft. Jlft.50 ; No. ' ,
JIT.OU ; No. 1 common , 12 In. Us. 20 ft , iai.O-J ; No.
2. $18.50.
Hiui'l.M1 No 1 plain , 8 and 10 In , J10.00 ; No.
2 , JIIUO ; No , 1 O. li. , S In , IIU.M ) : No. 2. Sl'l.Sj ;
to In. trrooved roolluK , 12 , 14 and It. fl. 119.50 ,
ri.NiMliXd 1st and 2d cl. , 1 In. s2s. flft.OO ; 1U ,
't and 2 In , tlll.UO ; ISil elo.ir , 1 In , ( ,2s , SI50J ; l > t ,
l'i and 2 In , $4T ( K ) ; A i-olect. 1 In , S-JH , Jn.uO ; 1U ,
\Vt and 2 In. WVOfl ; II select , 1 in. h2s , 411.00 ; ! ' < ,
l'i and 2 In , tlO.OO : C select , 1 In , s''s , tJT.OO ; 1U
li ! and 2 in , $1. > 00.
A , II or C hclvet. all Ki-foot. ? l 00 extra.
HouTlir.HN Yhi.i.dw I'INB 1st and 2U clear
lloorlntt. l-'i-HI , SJ1.00 ; 18-HI btar. tllMJO ;
common llooilnc , IIft I , 110 ( X ) ; rlfl clear , ii-IG : ,
} - < ; .Wi ; 1st and 2d cloar.J culllnK. (14.50 ; Island
2d clear. % colllnir. JI9.5.J ; 1st ami 2d clear ,
celling , ? 25.00 ; 1st and 2.1 clear , linish , s'Jh , from
1 Inch , ? aT.Uu ; 1st and -d clear , llnlhli , s''x , from
1'i Inch , i'M.dQ ; 1st and 2d clear , finish , S''K , from
1'i and 2 incli. i.10.00 ; 1st and M clear , y. p.
' s , JJJ.OO ; bHEo WO.OO ,
BE DECEIVED INTO
BUYING CHEAP IMI
TATIONS CLAIMING
TO BE JUST AS
GOOD AS S. S. S.
If they had morlt , they
would not c'nim to bo ns
good as something c.bo.
SWIFTS SI'KCIFIC , 8. B. H.
is HirociKi/.ii : : > AH THU
BTANHAHI ) . THAT IH WHY
THE COU.NTKY 18 KIXKJUI.D
WITH 1JIITATIOXS Ol * IT.
on Illooil anil Hltln UUeareii free.
THKBWHTSrWIKiri'O. ATLANTA , OA.
AM LJBKM r ' S.
DIME EDElSMUSEE.
( orni r Ulli u ml I arn'ui. Mrui.t < .
Wfcl.K ul Jl'.M. " 1TII
LA Iir.l-LA MI.NMh un < J 1. * MoMjt-rful
eard-i.l.iyin.1 ilot I.iliii.
ll.NUIt ItbUllltKI'TI , Ibe otruript-fct ( iiau
oil i > trilt.
\ uini > hiic"t , [ ) .my of iin > ci ) an fcix
aiu i ' i. . i ill , u. Ill uut 'ul ui tr.-n. > i I. , nu-
dal.rfl * bi il t iinIVMOi--
< -NK IUS1KI MITTo AM.
FREE OP COST.
Ani In r < ; ' . ' ' ump r l > .i-l ft. > ta i i It
r ; * M - i no . l > t * ! > m I i e
'e Tr < ut . * anijlx-ic ir.i-a ( u t\ „
r.-fu fotnnlv irn-Hl" > > 4 - . ! "
j ite j < * ie.ii < ; 9i ri sfier uk is ! ttti uvu
xtnv ' > ' Orul.t , . . , i > um .
LYMAN MEDICINE CO ,
hA.NA1T4 !
OMAHA
DIRECTORY.
A\VNINQS AND TENTS.
maha Tent A ; Awn-
iug Co-
. U.imtmH't * . Oil an I
lothing Si'ml tt. *
A. H. Perrigo-iCo , i , 0. D.xxoti ,
All Mi ke All 1'rlcvs , All I" ' ) ' * ' * ' ' S 'M n Monthly
l"nrt . I I'.iyment *
1311 IX.til.-i' Street. UW7l { Purniuu St. .
STATIONEI.S
_
Omaha Republican Priuting 0. ' , ,
Law brief * , lankiiipiHU" , mil ever/lain. ' In tan
I'rlnilru lini
10th ami Dim jl ntnvt - .
_
Ackcnnanu Bros. & llciutzo ,
I'rlnterbinders i'lt otrulvi > er , bUuk boo *
t.uturir ,
IIIC. llo.T.ir -tr.vt I , Oin tti v
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Charles A. Ooo & Oj. , Kirkendnll.Joni * & 0o
Mntmfnctiircri nmt lobWholfnilo ! Matmf tctur't
K r . Ak-i'MiJ for Ilinlnn Hub-
t.erMioeOo . lll . 1101.
ItKHlovuml street. and IIIX. llnrnot M.
William * , Van Aor- W. V. Morse ife Oo. ,
nam & Harte , Shoo Knrtorv , Corner lltb
nnd UiMU-l i < * t , iMiii-
1 ! ! ! llnrnojlroi.it , *
tin Mirilinli Inrllod
Omaha , Nob. loi'all an I iitu IMJ.
BOXES.
John L. Wilkiu , Louis Hcllur ,
Oiniili.tp ipor box fa.'lorj Hutrher * ! ' and I'iiokoM *
1,117-1 U'.l D.HU'lu. Tooli .V iiipplloi lli > of ,
hoi : A * luop ca-luc * .
Onlor * promptly tlllu I. 11U.-1111 , lnrk , ni St.
OARRtAOBS , BUQGIB3. BTO.
W. T. Seamnu ,
OninlinN Lnriteit Variety
W.UiONS A.S'I )
f * t It II I I ll II" J
CARPETS. | CLOTHINa.
Omaha Onrpot Co. , Gilmore & Iluhl.
Curret" , ol ! clot'H , nil' . ' iiniiftictiirorH .t Wliulo-
linescurtilnii ! H. JS > nlo Cliillilor , ,
ITill Doiittl.ii ntrujt. llir.i Ilitrnoy St.
OIQARS.
West & Fritwhsr ,
Mnmifnctiiror * ( Incelnir
joliliomof Ipaf tolMCuui.
1011 Karnnm struct
COAL , COKE , ETC.
Omaha Coal , Ooko aud Ooutant & Squi
Limo Oo. llnriluii'ldft ' roil ulilp-
! and inrioixl. II.TS
8. K. I'nr. liitli nu I lj i I.K ) ( ' ' .trn nu Hliuuc ,
las utruuli. OlIKlIll
Mount & Gri.Tiii , P. II. Malioimy & Oj.
llnril-COHl-Hiift.
ZIH S. I
OnirnSlI N. IRlli and ror.
Oinnlin , Nub. lOtli nnd I lul.i" * tM.
American Fuel Oo. Howell & 03. ,
Shipper * nml iliMli'r , 11
. lllh ,
untliniclli ) ami lilta- ilVH. Mr out
iiilniiu * roil.
Uinnlri , Nn'i.
213 S. i.ith strunt
Nebraska Fuel Oj. , Johnaan Bros. ,
213S. l.ltliatrojt , 911 PnitiniiiSirvnt ,
Oniihn , Nob. Oiniilir , Ni'li.
CORNICE.
Oornico Works | F. Euetnpin' ;
Mumifncliirprn ofUnlvon- I fliilvnnl/t'il Inm I'lirnlr
l/i'il Iron Cnrnlra. IXirini'r rrlmliiw" , il
Wliuliiwrapi'.iiii'tiillc-kT- < np * . lln Inli P | < *
IlKliti He. 1110 niul HI. Iriiniinil > > latu rncifi
HoiUuSt. ' I'll ' rnrimin St.
CEMENT AND LIMR
J. " 3. Johnson & Oo , ,
218 S. 131U atrjis ,
Omiiha , Nol
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Oo. ( Kilpatrick-Kooh Dry
Goods 03. ,
Dry ,
, nulluni.
Cor , II Ui and Howard nti. ' Cornur llth aril llurnpy
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
DKTIIOIT At 'IOUATIU
Wolf Electrical Oo. Electric Motors
llluBlrnU'il Cululu ao and D/II imoi * ( alalo uii
tri'i * . II A Kliiniiy.iii'n I
1 ( , 11 Cniillol ATi'iiiio. I AKl m-3 N * i I.lfu llltl'K.
FARM MACHINERY , ETC.
Parlin , Orendorff & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Oo. , joricrAl vr Rlnra tiuonl
Corner Junei anil 'Jtli its. Hknmlln IMi w Co , .
Oin.-ili.-i. Noli. MO-llM Hhurmnn nrn.
FLOUR.
E.L. Welch & Oo. , R. T. Davis Mill Co. ,
101 ! N. Kin atracK C. II. Umlcrwo'jl ,
J. K MrCray. MnniiLror. .Mnnni'iT nl Oinnlio.
Mill ul llunilcrnun , Minn Cor. Blh nri'l ' Jnok-un
S. F. Oilman , Omaha Milling Co , ,
Men limit Miller * .
1014 N. lOlb ilrujt.
Otlkcand .Mill till Nolth
. ICth ' tn-ct.
C. K. Illuck - Mnnnitor.
FURNITURE AND CARPBTS.
Duwey & Stona Furniture Beebo & Runyau Furniture -
niture Oo. , nituro Co.
Bucconor WC.A. llccba
FarnllurB ami rjirpet * ) , A Co
lllj-111'J Karnain ttri'Qt , anil Ulli hU.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Schneider & Looniu.J. ' T. Bobinwn Notija
Co. ,
Jobtcrnu4 ImpuiU-M of l 0 ( > nt , , turaltMnt K001 ,
uollun > and furiiliblu mtu n-Inur-it' ' ! hr.inl
trooili , "Muk kln" ov rall .
punt * blrl" . . 'iit . elo.
Ill ) lluwuril it-no. Cor l.lli aril lli-ard H.
GLASS , PAINT , OIL AND DRUGS.
Kennard Glass and J. A. Fuller & 0 ? . ,
Paint Co.
, It'/If * ) ! ) . ' ! ! !
14ft-llU ( li-aoij traj- .
Uuiuht. ! * ' : 'J-
Williau1 Cummings , Elate , Bruce t J
Uj T n > rgr.4 II
CKu/iilCIS outli IUU Ht ,
Otnaha. Neb i/mlti. New ,
Paiton & Gallagher , Meyer & H apk ) )
TU4-7II e ICti IWS-U'Xi llaruu-ilrai ! ,
OrunliH , Neb Uwatia , Neb.
D. iL Steele & Oo. , Sloan , Jobn-oa d C ] ,
111-l-JU ) Jo itr3' Vlb
NM ! * . Ouulu , N b.
Allen Bro ; . , jMoCord , Brady & 0o. i
lilt llariitr Hnfr (
NH.
GUN POWDER.
Hugh G. Clark
t t. B.Kl'uv ' ( t < iH
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
. .
M- .fc - w. *
Tbncnxy & Bryan , | S. A , MoWhortut
Drotfra , xmto. provision * Jtl b Null lUut Utvkt > r
inJ jtovlJ1J s > , Hlh rrcit * wlrrs to N
St. l'rl lrtTO to lt > l-i Yoii , ChU'Mii nuJ SV
lavs'1. ' l.oult unJ .S r [ Ix'UK. C > ub iirtlxl
\ork. ' bought tut nil
Oockrell Bnv3. ' 1 F. 0. Swsutj vt Oo , f *
1. I'rlTAtn wlf JHroliifr .llr liil'tOTl-IOfU
tO \ > < * \\ltk. CIllONKO A jl'lO- I'tlTSIlit * tO St.
St. l.t ul Silvia ! miioiil.oult itmll'hlcttA OttliM
tlon itltvn li. trai-ti bKli ill ! l l Null IUniOiuall ,
Oil > ; r ln Ut .N.U'l IUnl | K\i-h ntx Mil'K. S L'IU 'J
HARDWARE.
Kector&WilholmyOo
Cot. Itftli ( itiUiiokion t Htxr.l.virj Oo.
U5-IIW l
( < umh .
IRON wouica
Prtxtou Vlorliuj Omaha Snfo & Irou
Iron Work" , Works ,
Wroiuht niii ) IM I Iron
MnnuCr * n < .iiul bnrtfUf
lira. , work , l n > 'f ( < . ti wH < . JU |
work Iron tiiHU'r < mill
fomiilrt iiiti'iiitu , .in |
Mnek.mltii work. U. I * tini"i' i > i tl An
K ; iiMKttnt. Jii'vii.luli A J < tck i > a ! i
Wilson It Dnxko ,
M't'n tiititiUr tliio , . rtr *
bov tuilli'r , ttuikt. oliv
I'ipri'i' nml I'ltli ' .
-1
tilQUOUS.
Ilor k Co. , William Dint
Mi'ri'huiti. Wlliui , l.lqiiiir , niul l'i *
III. Iliriu't * iro't. .
Hurt.
Stniiiirnotufri '
Kuiru ty'
Kiim I ml In imtor. , . I.W rnam SU. Oiunhi
R. R , Qrotto ,
ImiHirter nml .lobtior of
\Vlni' < nml Liquor , .
IO.V nml Ur > - . > Kamnm St.
frlro II.l > un airAlt | | | | n
L. Kirscht ife Co. , Friok &
Wluilevilo I.Ujiuir DuAlnri
11KII Knrnnin Street Htl - HW S. lOlli
G. W. Dousjlass It Oo Jolm A. Wnkt'liolil ' ,
ltni > orlii1.Ainorlrnn I't.rt
llnnlwnoit liiimtior , InnillViiu-nl.M Hnn nk t'
lliliuiillo li'iiiiMil nut
1310 North KUli Slnwt. ( Ouliii'r Wlilln 11 "Hi
Olmrlos R. Luo , Wyiitt - Bulliinl Lum-
Otl lunitmr. wi
nor uo.
i'iirpi' ( unit p riiiur | .
fill anil
Cndy & Qmy , Louis Bnulfur.l ,
I.Imp , ooaiiMit , oto. , clo inl'Or , llino. roiiioiit.uli
cur , ! > lli niul Doiiiiln *
MILUINERY AND NOTIONS.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENPS , KTO
MaxMoyor & Uro. Oo , A. HoH10 | , Jr. ,
M'f'K Jn ( .ilnrs , ilivilnrn III. ' , Ornnm , Arllit- '
intihlenl iMMtriniiunt * ) ,
.MnliirlntKlo ,
ili ) ,
Kiiriuutl unit Illlh. IM.I DoiiKlii-i Htroi'l.
OILS.
Ooiir-olidatcd Tank
Line Oo.
V
Ipltni'il nmt lalirlaillnt
till * , nxlli Krnn-f , , ole
U II Until , M.'tnniMr
PRODUCE , COMMISSION.
Ribbel & Sm tb , Schroelsr & 03. ,
) I'IIT | * In couritrproil - Cn-li liuyori Ijiitlir ill
liri' , flllllH , VOUUtutlll ) ' , < 'Ki'in 1 u ri'ir il i' ' j u-
UK * int-lun incrt'tiiinli
I'.iJT llow.inl filroot. Cil Hoiilli lllh nlrciit.
Robsrt Purvis , E. B. Brnnoli & Oo. ,
1217 llniriinl ntrout. of nil
Vrlln fur prloiM on htit- kllliln , iljnl
' " . ' ami
U'r , i'KX" piiiillrj' 211 lluwuril n
KUIIIO.
arschbraun & Sons , Jus. A , Olark & Oo.
Hutu * * , chri'io , ntfii ,
Ilullor * nml poullrr
cifu
piniltrami KIUIIII ,
limnnl ntrixit. UKiHuulli 13lh utiMi'L
U.xtos & Ga. , WilliaiiH & ( Jron ,
Cimnlry iiniilurn , 'riilti ,
I'raduca nml fruit * .
vrKulnlMHi , urocnri
Pl.clllltlll1. | tllllplOOl ,
| . | c. (17-11'J.S. ' lltlirtU 1211 llarnar trnit.
L Rnndazzo A ; Son ,
VII Hiintli 12th Htront ,
Korulun , v DuiiH tln Criilti
I Iiirliliirnnuu4 ) .VHk.llr
1'rult * ! llrnncli IMIIIHI * . 7
N. I'liliT * Hi , NIIW Orl'tu
PAPER. | RUBBER G'DS.
Oarpenter Paper Co. , Omaha Ruhhor
Cnrrr n full "toik : of liimifiu'lurlnv in I ji.-
lirlntlnn. wrnppliu nml bur-all klinl * rubber
wrlltn pupur , uunl pn.- Kood i.
pur , dto. lUJf Piirii i.u ilnii'
SEEDS. STOVES.
Emursoa 8301 Oo. , Diiffy-Trowbrid j
Het'l urnnat/i , doilur , H inufao1 Jj. ,
Ktifili'n arrut , urulM aiU
Ireo - o 11 , fit'tur'K UiVIH nut
( 'I-liihouili nth. It'JVl * ( ll | ) I
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , E TO.
M. A. Disbrow & Co. , Balm Saih It Door ( Jj.
MannfarliirdrK of null , Muriilf.ii'liiriir4 uf
ilonrx. till Mill anil ui , hllnli , iluuri ,
Monl'lliiKi llrnw.tint- Hln
tlcu , litli nml linnl nti i nml Clark -Irimti.
STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES
U. S. Wind Engina ft A. L. Btran ' < Sc SO.TJ ,
Pump Co. ,
Ilftlll'lnr "lint uillli 9IS WI Kuniim : i
ami ' . ' . ' ) .liimjn t ( | K
Hunni tlnj i/janatf jr. Oiriulia , Notx
TEA , OOPPBB , SPIOBS , OIQAREJ ,
ConBolidated Ooffuo
Clornpany ,
Ull-n.llll'l ' HarneriL
Oinrih * . . Nub
TOY ? . niLLIAUDS.
H. Hardy & Co. , 'flie Unin v/iok-Hillc
T < > - , iioii , aiijiim-.fiuinr n Collbinlur Oj.
Illlirl
numli , ( .lilMru'i'i c r-
rln/o Ill'j Kurnaiflit. Omaha
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , - - LIMITiO
LIVE STOCK : COMMISSION.
A. D. Boyer & Co
Ui-'M Ki'li.nifij liulMliu ,
B. J. Ooffmin , Smiley Hnrit-ir & Green ,
( t Co. ,
VJ Kicli.me llull-J./i/
y.Kicljar. o lluMlaj
P. T. HUGHES ,
WIH'I.K-Al.K I AHK CUMM'H.tl'IN ' UKII IIANT
I , . . , ut M-ikel I.liMrl I'ttorer HiU.ialo.
Klx\u \ IK itu' ) Wut4.rn ( r u.erx flulUr Kirtr v 4
< 'lu--.ir H'fft A I vuiitlj vil < at lb Dller * l'i
i/.ui. l' . rti .I.M , [ 'H wi'l ulhen iitetll1 * . 0 > < e <
k l up R . p hj U > Kf U''l O ' > tUitl > Dutfr Irt
( li'U.ij 4 iJZj May Ue/ial/iU l i . uol.litj. * * on 'ltr '
WANTED
TbUI IUUM < jt CITIES ,
COUHTIEO. KCMOOL
DlttTRICTtt , WATtM
- - . . DearUorn Slroat , CHICAC1
15 V/fl 8tr t , NEW YOIIIC.
tO KUU tt BOBTOIi.