Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 20, 1881, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1881 5 ' mnamm-‘mmmmmmm L | FINANGE AND COMMERCE.{,, 00" Fin, oje, ™ 1 01 O el P, 60 O o MARKATS BY TRLEGRAPH.RAN ADVENTUROUS PAIRE DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS. Imperial, & 1 Uhlmun Prod!mc. A ok FINANCIAL. et Cite. ‘\L‘: “:p“ 1.‘ 1 I ‘They Leave Omaha Because ith HOTELS. WiETORS. TOWNS i TR Y e~ 5 ; Kivk's Praitie (100 cakes), Cirk:'s magnolia, 4 80, ANDLES—~Boves, 10 Ihs, 16 oz, oxes 10 Tha,, 10 0z, 6 1105 hoxes, 4 135c; hatf boxes, 20 New Yok, September 19, Financial Review MONEF AND STOCKS, Money closed at 4 por cent . wdy at 4 814 s Hard to Deat Fonntain, nwich, 540:3 v 2 00; Lewis 4, conp., 11 B tkes Dl lina, ln o 00, ilrond bonds closed as follows: M it 164@1 173 land grant winking funds offered at 1 241 115)@1 16, &TOCKS, Contrary to expectations the stock market did not decline this morning ondcle the reports from Long Branch that the president wos fast sinking exceptions, the whole list o} and advanced J@1} per cent substantially. @ This improvement was partly lost, but onh call o strong tone prices ndvanc highest point of continued strong until when there was some. re 4 o7, linen b trals i Tadl, ¢ good, ne tra clean, S1 <8, #2 00; red to nmon or Miss 1. finish 1}, 14 anc 1 finish 1 inch S50 00 nch, &5 near lh. close, |8 $ ion. The clos-| @14 per cen No. 1 white fish, in 10 n.um 10 H ; New Helland 1 n sardines, 7oc ser 10011y, 8 00; George's 3 Gen, boneless cod fishy) Ium iver salmon nk codfish, f‘111'I-hlunuumnckcn‘l : WELbL No, 1ex shore do, I bbls, fat family do, 100 < mackerel, 12 1h_k 100 11>, 600 Ibs, 5 85; me ll\ill'r" ]l do 1 Ih (Fields Il Central. ) 0 2 II. (St uulm.!)‘ per Mich Cent North Pa Preferred Union P A star(best) ,‘,.-M),A\u 8, §2 50,48 “" Bullding Materla LIME-—Per bar [35¢, Cement, hbl, 2 H en, 1 i dines, small fsh, impors guarter boxes per box, 14le; quarter boxes per box 1« L 1 Ib per dozen,B Lomatoes, do 8 Ib perd Corn, 2 I (Mountainy 10; soaked corn, 190; o 1 rmonth), per R tring beans, p , 14 WS, cotmmon, pnr ease, ) Black paper, 8¢ 1 @ COAL-—-Cumberland Dlacksmith, B\ orvis Run Blosshurg, § Whitebreast nut, lu\\ a nug Rock Springs, 88 ). Business in b s to-day only moderately active, Mone fair demand and rates ruled finn steady at 6@7 per cent per annum. ern exchange between city bank guotable “at 60c discount “por rings of ass The amount. o and forwarded to country Toits w HIDES cured hide S oot 00 W hortisien Egg ploms, 2 1b per] b, per case. 4 50, » che lar, Alf, wt, under 8 iy, per 1 00@1 15; green lamb skins, y twosth me '|u|v ¢l ne Ap ches, 00@hH o pie, 6 I, per Caroling, 6@73e e, PEANUTS seo, ke per | aw—white Vi Y REVIEW, or THE OMAlA | r, September ase, Monday n has Feen q MmN 1, No. 4, Skun short stripe, 40c; narrow stripe 2 d stripe, 10¢, ‘Tallow, Wool. vashed, light, 14@16c; wedinm mmmh.‘} ligh ut lower all around; le, rye adv nced de, fie, oats advanced je. steady and unchanged. Prairie chicke sz} ¢ lower than Saturd - Locat Grain Uealings. \\']H' AT.—Cash N 15: rejected 72 -Cash No Dry Goods, 2 ({)T[‘(I\N - DBuckeye T, T8 BROWN are quoted 50 i .’ inouth P, Live Stock. AT OMAIIA STOCK YA od 8| Heavy Hardware List, Tron, rates, $3 low steel, cast o obe, Provisions. Knicke ]ur]|, S@180; Tivels, per 1b, 11 FLOUR—Spring wh Mt grade, ; Hum n, per 1b, 6@12c; malleable, S 83 25w patent, winter ron wedges, 6c; mu“l.m, grade, patent, tecth, de; huml.ulluex, per keg, $250; Wheat, 8§ do, 5 do, 20d, 330; 8to 10, 363; 15; 3, common, 4 90: 34, 1 sizes, 5 15; b 100 casing, 4 4903 Gd finish, 5 per cwt, 40:. Te per cwt. 70@80c; shorts, pe: ewt. 80¢; chopped feed, per cwt. 100; meal bolted, yellow, 1 1. white. 8125, TATOES — SWEET POTATOES 43@5¢_per pound. POU 'l‘RY—Lhu chickens per dozen,$d prague; e, Ghes vx vt Meri. Ge: Washington oil colors,| OAMBRICS—Gamer, fie; Harmony B, e; Hooksett, 50; Keystone (ilove Finish,| bic; Washington, be. JEANS—Androscoggin sat. finish, 4 half Kegs, 10c extra. Paints Oils and Varnishes. PAINTS IN OIL—White lead, Umaha P., 7¢; white lead, 0. P. & C. Co,,pure, Marseilles green, 1 to 5 Ib cans, 20c; —Very active atd $2 50@3 g (g Lockwood_do. Y¢; Naumkeag@t'rench zine, green seal, 12¢; French zinc,Jil 03, PR \Il!lh CHICKENS—! Rockport, The ed seal, 11c; French zinc, in varnish asst 8 pe; de ,__A\,,,,,gken -A. C. A., 1”‘&, 20c; French zince, in oil asst, ; Raw X C. E.,Band burnt umber, 11b cans 12¢; raw and@ BURIRR - Choloe sasrceat 0@ no market; creamery, 30c. APPLES — Good, sound, $3 50@3 75§ per bbl, HONEY—California_white_clover in} <comb, 24@25c; Nebraska comb, 15@18c LEMONS—Steady; per bok, %10 00} @10 50, " Finest Messina oranes 88 00 Te) {VTAH PEACHES- bas EA\STERN PEACHES —Scarce, 8100 @1 25 per basket, retail; very fine, pel basket 82 (0@2 T EASTERN PEARS—} bu. box, 81 00 @1 25. DOMESTIC GRAP at_ b@bhe per Ib. CALIFORNIA PE G IORNTA PLUMS CALIFORNIA PEACHY 50 (‘.\[.IF(IJX.\'I.\I LAPES--§200 WATERMELONS -Home-grown iu ex cessive supply; per 100, 81 00@5 00. VG TABLES A1l kinds brisg goor 1 searce, SWAX—Yellow, 18@20c. ONTONS—§1 25@1 5). Grocers List. burny Sienna, 13¢: vandyke brown, 13.; rofined lampblack, 126, ooach blacl, 1% vory black, 16¢; d mphmk 16c; Prissiar blue, 30c; ultramarine blue, 18¢; chrom sreon, L, M. & D)., 14c; biind and shutter creen, L. M. & D 1do; Paris groen, 180 Venetian red, 5205 American Vermiliod, T. & P., 1 hrome yellow, L, Mo O, &'D; 0., 180] vellow ochre, golden ochre, 16; paten Iryer, 6c; graining colors: light oak, dark s, walnut, chestnut and ash 12c. Dry Paints White lead, u[c, French zine, 10c; Pariy Whiting _gilders, 1icy e e 1*, Iampiack German own, 14c; lampblack, ordinary, So; Prus] 18¢; vandyke, urnber, raw, t, 4c; sienna, raw, 4c) ereen’ genuine, 85¢; Paris iroen com’ : chrome green, N.Y.* 20c; chrom|fl oreen K., 12¢; vermillion, Fng., 70c; ver-g illion, ~America, 18¢; Indian red, e pik, 1ic; venetian read, Cookson’s tan red Am., 1o; ved lead, Thes ne yellow, genuine, 20c; chrome yel g v, K., 12¢; ochre, rochelle, 8c; ochr American, ]2 lehigh brovn, 24o 8 Phince's wineral o3 “Barrels _per gallon, 1,81 e.mnpe,mu ! fan' cy, 1ie; Conestoga, §,C. C. A., 1dc; Conesd oga, 4-4, Gold Medal, Conestoga, 1750 Easton, B., 9lc; Hamilton, 1., 113} Hanilton regular, 18bc; Hamilton H., l1ie; Omegasuperior extra, 27c; Oumega medal, 25c; Omega A CA, fancy stripe Bisc; Omega A 4-4, 16c; Omeza A §, Pearl River, 16jc; Shetucket, S., 10jcH [Shetucket, §. S., 12c; OII, CLOTH—5-4 wood, &3 00; 54 fancy marble, $300; 54 white marble, {2 §5; 6 4 wood, £3 60; 6-4_fancy marble, white marble, $3 83; 5.4 mo- , 3 00; 6-4 mosaic, 81 00, | DININS—Amoskeag blue and_brown, 16c; Beaver Creek, A, A., blue andbrown, 143¢; Beaver Creek, B. 1, bluo and brown, Beaver Creek, C, ., blue and| 12e; Everett' D. D., blue and Haymakers blue and_brown, o; Otis B. B.| 13¢; Pearl, 2 = 50 per 4 bushel i S—Getting scarcell ) RS- Per box, 8350 Paris River blue and brown, DUCKS—Arlington_stripe, 18a; Boston Boston XX drab, he; Bos: Boston XXX «lrnh B13)0; Boston 0, 1 —Rio, fair, 134c; Rio, good,@bro., 12}c; Bismarck strip irime to cholce Bl vipes, 131c; Dundee s ¢, Mocha, 28}c; Arbuckle's,@River, 11ic; Hamden O. 0., spanish brow, B VARNISH i exta, 81 00; fumiture, No, ch, extra, ;}1 - ~Awerican, 10c; Amoskeag Gunpewder, good, 45 Dester A, Hos \.llmull‘n. 5¢; Imperial, good, 400 Young Hyson, 00; Japan 1 (h.ntu Oak, Everett, medi ston 10 oz, New Yor Union wills proc Paci fectioner’s Standard: 10{e; Praivie Extra O, cur honse, b bls, 5003 k table syruy SPICY Cloves, 4 st ionliety; L0, 200 Mace S1 00. Peppere {, hleached, SODA. —Dwight's b papers, “Bblea-lied, J lum do, §3 00; Church's, §3 00 Ieg soria, g 4@il STARCH. —Pear], Corn Staven, Liquor. HOL-—-187 extra pr 1 'n viple refined spirits, o4 roof gal re-disti lended, 81 »(l{rl" 50; 00@7 00; Ken 00@7 00, DI Tmported, $6 00@16 004 lomestic 1 40@4 00, GINS-—Imported, 4 50@06 00; domestic, d 1 40@d 00, RUMS—Tmported. England, 2 00@4 00; « ACH AND Al (;Iuw [ Kentucky y and Pennsyi ds, per b, 19 ton, in sack bls dairy 60, 5 bbls dairy, 100, 35, 3 65 DRIED FRUIT, peaches, new erop, 04e; Evay E‘; 133@14¢; Michigan, 8. nis No,1,7¢§ P |v||n-M Currants, 7@74 v[nrln‘ per b, o Ib, $140; Fpson] rvine, pur per allon, 114 z vies, new, 1ic SE-Full Cream, 11}e; DTa \Vll“l)]-A\\'A]U‘ lhleu hoop NES—Tmported per case, ; American, per case, 12 00@ hoop_ paile o 1 tubs, Horses and Mules. 800 pioneer washboards, 1 8 The market is brisk and all grades are 2 75; Globe \V.hhhumll chain, and 3 pl S21h; belling well at a slight advance in pices, L chaln, per I, 2 FI'he demand for gool hories excoeds the ; e g LEAD-—Bar, $1 65, Laverpoor, September 19, Flour—American, 105 Gd@13s Wheat—Winter, 10s 6d@11s 14 105 7d@lls; spring, 10s@10s 4 fB10 11d@115 5d. Corn—as 11d. 415 0d, MA'H'm "Per caddie, 85¢; round $7.35; 8¢ vn\m cases, $4,90, l’ll()Vl‘il() Breakfast bacon, 14.) e lard, ahes e beef, 14¢; should hams, ' cauvassed 142 lmn horses, 8175, 5100. to 150.3 $110. Common to good farm hors 90, to $100.; Extea plugs, $60. to 75.) Common plugss, 820, to $40. MULES.—15 to 164 hands (extra), $125, o 150, 144 to 15 hands, 8100, to 140, 14 to 143 lands, §75.t0100.; 13§ to 1 Lands, $60, to 75 —\Imllum. in barrels, ‘l' 00 do in lmlf M»l-, 5 00 ssmalls, i 11 00; do, in_half bbls, 650; ylmrLllh in bbls, 12 00; do, iu half bbls, 7 00, Vi \1' Pure apple extra, 16c) e e, 130; Prussing pure apple, 17/ HI\Y w, $4 80 per bbl BhL B Julmm, hand picked $3 per bushel, Pittsburg Oil Market. PirrsBura, September 19, The oil war opened steady at 9o closed ..um-d a 94 w York, 8lc; Antwerp, 20fc. Charters, barrels shipments, 96,074 barrels, Pittsburg sales, 648,000 barrels, and Toblccon. rm‘l £15.00; Uonnec ticut,| 00; Seed Havana, $0,00 oar Havans, 75,00, jJied viealk R tenided doWHWAY Marbirgs' Pack, 2 ot, Wy “.,'nwm fe m foe lower for October and 2o lower for vember, prices juiet to the ol S Blocal account, but the quality of the harley, 550 bu; highwines, none. Fione; 1.1,,hwine« m bbls. e b41c for October; 663c for November; or December; or Octaber; 4440 for Dcember. i 80; butchors! to fancy heavy, 6 86@7 foice, 55006 1 G8c for Novew ber fepot, 19 50@19 75 of corn by canall 1 car loads I, embracing & uu( QoM 8L Of vats, 1 mmon to o H0; do Minnesota patents, 7 00@d 00; winter lra 8 00, i A weaker feeling was dos ing and prices led | around, and nnder fair offer ion ati eached .hnm,. the « it 15@1ge lower foi ¢ R ular board o nd on th \«urn..», . Corn was o falr busines: trans d, but_the undertone was weak and lually declined §@fo and ruled On eall board N, 2 o for and Novembert X for the year; 714c for May 8 wis quoted at markets. On call No, for Septerabers 1 {e for November; 113¢ for or the Firm and stronge r October; 110§ foy ) Barley— Firm and in good demand; No 2 closedat 110 for October; 111 for \,,.l ( dweak duri :Llluln‘ ¥ por on_and declined ed at 1670 for October; 16 90 tor Jantary ) h Lard -~ I'aicly active, but weak anl I nd elosed at 11 85 for October; or December: 12 4078, 50 for Februar; Bulk Mo 020 for September; 10 00 for O ¢ Noveinber. [ ly at 116, v h i Chieago Live Stool. Cuicaco, Septembor 19 (attle—Receipts, 8,000, including nea ,000 head from and for west Markot for ex l o medium, 10@15¢ 20,0005 shipments, «.nn nd a very nmon stale stuff; g sther po ice heay S0 very tos D CON RIS 0 e weak at 3 60@4 00; good to che 14406 b 50; W yomings and Col 3 80 Peoria Produoce. 3 Pronts, Sertember 19, Thero was nu‘..n] demand forgd i f 3, usv re arket quiet and easi mixed, 41}c; rejected, o ed, Alc, Rye—Murket quiet i easier; No. 2| Barley—Market dull and nominal. lhgh Wines—ilarket continues steady t, 1,550 bu; corn, 71, bu; rye, 0,850 buy ¢ 1 Reuelpuh\\rh(' 25 bu;_oats, 44, ( Shipments —Wheat, none; corn, 43,00080 u; ost, 32,275bn; rye, 4,500 bu; barley, By St. Lnuh Produoe Sr, Louis, lumber 19. \vm-uwlm&wrm.d unml.x,lml No. 2 red,§ 413 cash; 1 43@]1 46 November; 1 40 De- 3¢ for cash Corn—TLower and slo: Tifo for May Oats—Dull and lower; 4 low at 1 07, " fct; Wisconsin renged at 85 teady at 1 16, r and dull at 10 40, Lird—Nomiual at 12 00, E ! r, $,000 bhls,; wheat, G0,- , 98,000 bu; onts, 67,000 bu; 24,000 bu. 11,000 blle.; wheat. & 0 oats, 12,0008 #,000 bu.. Shipment 1,000 bu; o ujaye, none;g sinber 19, white, | CLEVFLASD, Petroleum — Quiet; 10 test, 7c. et Wilmington Market Wit INGTON, September 19, Spivits Turpentine ~teady. P!lflndcl,)h{u Prod: Prit for October, ATH@ATAe for eashy AGHH eptemb « 100 for cash, cash an s 6 400 60: nacking B Tnlado Prm co ‘oL, September 19, 0.2 red, 142 for cash ] 1 45} for Novemb Corn- -~ Firme 71 for October;J8 Oats -~ Dull, New York Pmdnu New York stember 17, Flour -Quiet and scar Wheat—Heav heavy; No, 1 0e, No.'1 mixed, Rye -~ Quiet at | o'/ 1 08, Barley - Steady and quiet. Pork~Dull and weuk; new mess o) Lard—Eull lAnnlhr.u y ot 1225 for cash; 12 20012 21) for Septeinber, llml Nowmin Cut Meats ninal, = Whisky—Nouinal, weak, followin: the8 were living e Shortly after they arrived there Mook-§ find placed his §quice a number ot your @men in this city, besides the suicide of i§ fably known, having lived in this city § (@21 00, @1 443, IUNDERTAKER Vo, 1417 Faruham St., Ol Ktand of Jacoh Gls PIULIA B HARD Gets Hot for Them Shoots the Other About a montl n the columus of ' inco there appeared| E o notice A difliculty botween two wome. wi about a youngman named C ng his attentions to on hem, named Frankie Armstrong, whofs as quite noted here for her fascinat he \vnull‘n.\\ wor 80 of ill-fame on Dodge ““\\" wbout the estrangement which had seen caused between herself and lover I 'he result was that the women cameld was drawn) r of Frankiel of the two, blows, and a” pisto Glick and a fi The your for Mrs. Glick » rather hastily, taking lie young follow Meeke weard of the ¢ \.\-'n. Hn-\ sther in - Denver ndon !wl ry in got hhd of his mamoraty) londe of that iiven him money to the amonnt of wbout 8300, and she considered tha she should in return have hig undi ided attontions. However, he per, The result was that Mrs, Gliek ¢ Mecker on the stre went, and aftor some equivocation on Her nistres st week, and al he young man's wound is not rous the matter will he courts there for parties to the e are wellf ie Armstron; sker arrived in Omaha about wgo, and for a time occupied al osition 1 @ dry goods store. o account of s lie was soon discl tiom, and beeame o bar-keeper th strect saloon, He is about 2 old, fine dooki ance of be Lok 5 or, consequently no time for thoid uneral has vet been fixed upon, The eceased had been widoly and favor- or a muuhor of yonr-n Grmnd Jnnutlon Market. AND JUNCTION, Ta., September 19, Cincinuati Produce. 'NATI, September 19. Mess pork, jobbing, 2075 Provisions- Lard—Quict; current make, 11 93@ 200 Ihllk \lvntu——l‘n‘m clear Bacon clear sides , 11 00, 712 50, Corn \\an, No. -ml\u, hEV Baltimore Produoe, Barrivonk, September 19 Flow, — Quiet. Whent—N o Yellow, nominal at 70@72, p— Buffalo Live Stock. ast BurvaLo, September 19, shipments, ipts, 79 car Yorkers t, Douglas Co,, Neb., , of 14t pre r the s of §3 \ ued an order of atinchinent tion pending b Atz i plaintiff and sl sting dohn G. dagob.,, (Formerly of Gixh & Jrcobs,) ¥ Ordems by Tolewraph olicited —an-ty Voice Training, Private Classes. 2011 Cass Strect, between 20 and 21st, OMAHA, NEB Gorn Suullnrs, Horso Powers, Wind Milis, Cultivatony ‘Margellles, La Salle Co,, Tl | Jo 23w g Edward W. Slmeral ATTORNEY -AT - LAW. t ways, Finally he beeamo tired of | ankie became jealous andf went to Mrs, Glick’s to find out 0 dizzyd . Glick hadf stud in his pursuit of the other wo-B Win, M. Arvmstr one dayjd requested that hie go to her room and| nake some kind of a setticment. Help, hot him , whenee she hadg e youny mangd and hus thol up \m,u is mmul a f.m ¥ ham Streets 2 red winter, lower; 14438 9 Paints,0ils and Glas i§ ARAPAHOE HOUSE, L. CLUTE, Arapahos, GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, D. T, PHILLI®S, Harvard, Nefy DENVER HOUSE CAIRNNG & WILLIAMS, Hastings, Neb. ESTES HOUSE, N. T r8TES, Grand tstand, Neb. U, P HOTEL, 8. F. BEARY, Gibbon, Neb, COMMERC AL HOUSE, F. W, WILMS, Kearney, Neb. COMMERCIAL HOUSE, T. M. STONE, Orleans, Neb, HOLLAND HOUSE, GEO. B. HOLLAND, Red Cloud, Neb, WILBER HOURE® THOMPSON REED Wilber, Neb BLUE VALLEY HOUSE, R. DAVIS, De Witt, Neb, REYNOLDS HOUSE, Z. ©. ROCKHOLD, Wymore, Neb, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, T.MUNHALL, Bloomington, Neb, QAGE HOUSE, A. R. GAGE, Republican City,Neb COMMERCIAL HOTEL, G. D. BORDEN, Alma, Neb. SUPERICR HOUSE, 8. TIMMERMAN, Superior, Neb. COMMERCIAL HOUSE, A. C. CAARPER, Hardy, Neb. WESTERN HOUSE, E. FUNKHOUSER, Chester, Neb. COMMERCIAL HOUSE, DR. W. W. JONES, Blue Springs, Ney PACIFIOC HOTEL, W. P. RENSHAW, Beatrice, Neb. GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, E.D. COTTRELL, Nebraska City, Neb, BUMMIT HOUSE, SWAN & BECKER, Creston, la. JUDKINS HOUSE, JUDKINS & BRO,, Red Oak, 1a. OOMMERCIAL HOTEL, WM. LUTTON, Villisca, la. PARK HOTEL, W. J. GARVIN, Corning, la. BURKE'S HOTEL, E. R, BURKE, Carroll, la. MEAD HOUSE, JOS. SHAW & €O, Jeflerson, la. Miss Frankio, got the OHENEY'S UNIUN HOTEL, CHENEY BROS,, Mo. Valley vune., la. botter of her u|lpnlu'lll and used her NEOLA HOTEL, F. BIEVERTZ, Neola, fa. ip very badly, To avoid the conse- CENTRAL HOUSE, 8. P. ANDERSON, Malvern, la. juences of her "“}"'\ o fled tod EMERSON HOUSE, A. L. EHELDON, Emerson, la. sther parts. Subsequently complic CROMWELL HOUSE, MRS. R. COCHRAN, Oromwell, | 10ns arose which rendered it noces-ff s TR S SR BUSINESE DIRRCTORY. [CENTRAL NEBRASKA B, & M. R. R.] FAIRMONT. J. Cubbison & Co. .. g ... Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes. W. 1. Anderson 8 v N ... ..General Merchandise L. E. Porter & Son. Vaih Weod General Merchandise 3. F. Rutfoer. ... v s Groceries, Boots ana Shoes, . N, Pollard : g ...Grocer. W, 1. Strother. ' . 3 Grocer. L. Steyer. ... 3 . ¥ v .Grocer. . H. Atherton. Groceries, Drugs, &e, ..Groceries and Restaurant. Miller & cal. { ..., ...Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. W. N. Stewart. ) "....Coal Dealer. H. Turner. . S Sk Justice, Collection and Lean]Agent. J. L. Link § v 5 3 ... Boots and Shoes. Porter, Pacific House. City lr..ml : e, Weekly Bulletin, Bliss & Shelloy. . Real Fstate Agts, B. & M. R, R. Lands, Law & Coll. Agts R. Willson, M. D AT 'lnmnn and Surgeon. ha, Prankdy Aruat B WESTEIRN IR caused * tho downfall ol [ — - = e z:gdl TAR STOVE POLISH [§ & £ | AND = I !‘80 [ BEAUBRUMMEL BOOT BLACKING E E NI ‘ MANUFACTURED BY Nl S MAX MEYER & BRO, (IAY METER & BRO., the Oldest Wholesaleand | O DE A A . Retail Jewelry House in THT LEADING | Omaha. 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At Prices that Suit Any Customer Who Really Wishes a First- Class Article, STAR TINTED SPECTACLES Arstosolicxcuively "SNYJH0 .00 NYOHO NVIDHIWY HLINS EDHOLM & ERICKSON, THE JEWELERS, Qppo_site the Post Office. DOUBLE AND SINGI.E OACTING POWER AND HAND (P WY IRGL JE® S5 1 Marsiles Wig Cof Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MINING MACHINERY, DELTING, HO! PAUKING, AT )L ALE AN RHALLADAY WIKD-MILLS, CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS A. L. STRANG, 206 Farnam 8t., Omaha. RIASS AND nzmil:n'rmns. PIPE, STEAM ?