Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 20, 1882, Page 3

| A j 20, 1882, ° — 1 PERSONALITIES, Bismarck has the gout again. Bismarck should come to America and ran a country paper. David Daviswill epend the snmmer at Saratoga, provided congress adjourns in time. Queen Victorias income is $6,270 a day. A qneen seems to rate sbout as high in England s four jacks de in this country. Gen. Benjamin F. Butler, whose finger s been in the S.ragne pee for some months, hae ju<t arranged to buy the Sprague trust e estate, John *MgCullough, whose father joted from » small Irish farm, ica is the best country not only for srs, but for everybody elee, Elizabeth Collins, of Milwaukeo, feels %0 bad to think she conldn’t eatech s hus band 60 years old that she want to live on while she breaks her he A New York er rays that Robe Bonner has paid ,000 for thirty-er bt trotting_horees in the last thiriy-fonr years, It is hardly necestary to state that Mr. Bouner is an editor, Jobn Mec “ormick, for many partner with John Morri houses in New York and a hospital in the forme buried in Calvary cemetery. Mr. Larrow of Lamar, Mo,, hasa beard that reaches below his knees, a d his mustache is ¢ inches long. The lat- ter ho keeps tied up and packed away under his callar ~ Mr, Larrow is entitled to the hair-pins,—[Courier-Journal, The gowips a e inspire | with the bel o president’s son, Chester Ari Jr., finds it convenient to come to Wach ington quite often, and that the attra: ton here is the pretty daught:r of a New York member. Tecumseh Sherman is talked abont by St. Louis belle because he kissed a whole row of grown-up glrls at a reception Mark Twain stood off ina corner duri the blissful ep sode and groaned: *“Who wouldn’t march to the sea?” The infant son of the German crown rinco has been christened Fredeiick Wi - iam Victor August Erost, When this young man is old enough to have his shirts marked, his wife will put in most of her time with a bottle of indelible ink. 1t 18 reported that Barnum has made an offer to Oscar Wi de for the latter to sit on top of Jumbo and 1ide in_the street pro- cessions, If, instead of Wilde sitting on the elephant, Jumbo were to rit on Wil e, the result would be more satisfactory to the people, aud it wouldn's hurt Jumbo much, Ex-Congre sman De La Matyr is lectur- ing on temperance in Towa 1owns, He i described as “‘wearin: a faded butte suit of clothes and carrying o much.t eled gripsack,” To a repoiter he ra *The greenback idea is as strong as ever. The Hon. Wm. M. Evarts was recently the guest of a friend +t dinner, and was asked what part of the tirkey he ferred, He replied that it was *“‘quite - consequential to one of his recoguized ab . steminousnessand sug e sensitive siom chic nervati n whether he be tendere | an in- finitesimal portion of the opaque nutri- ment of the nether extremities, the suje- rior fractin of a pinion, or a knowy cleavage from the cardiac region.” Heo got it. f Don’t Turow up the S8ponge. When suffering humanity are endurfhy the horrors of dyspe.ia, indigestion, or nervous and general debility, they are too often inclined to throw up e + ponge and resign b exodves to fate. We 1y, don’t do 1t, Take Burbick BLoop ©11TERs, the unfailing remedy, Price, $1.00 ju9-dlw The Tide of Immigration, Chicago Times. i During the month of May 90,025 immigrants landed at Castle Garden, ‘against 76,791 during May, 1881, During the first five months of the calendar year 228,404 landed there, against 182,082 during the same months lasc year—a gain of 26 44 per cent. The whole number landed in the country lnst year at all ports was, in round figures, 720,000, It has been estimated that 1,000,000 would be landed this year, but should the in- crease for the year at all ports be at the same rato as at the port of New York for the firat five monts, the total number of arrivals will not be much more than 900,000, ‘This, however, is & greater number than the country has ever before received from abroad in any one year--95 per cent. greater than in any year oxcept 1881. Dur- ing the ten fiscal years ending with 1880, the whole number of immigrants was 2,812,199, or only about three times the number which, according to the above estimate, m:{ be expected to arrive this year alone. Of the whole number arrived during the ten ‘yoars, 2,261,904, or more than 80 per cent., were Europeans, and only 123, 838, or less than 4} per cent., were Asiatics. The Irish, who come here, get naturalized, hold the offices, und still call themselves ‘‘Irish patriots,” outnumbered the Asiatics four to one. And that explains why they have been able to bully twe great, hulking, cow- ardly parties into saying that ‘‘the Ohinese must go.” Lust year six ‘‘Itidh patriots” and twenty Germans to every one ‘‘heathen Chinee” land- ed in thiscountry, TheChinese came here to mind their own business, The Irish came here to hold office and to dictate who shall and who shall not be permitted to come to this country. Tnis year, as last, mere are coming from Gerwany than from any other cvuntry, The emigration from Ger- many has been increasing rapidly for the past fow years —a fact which has been attributed in part, and probbly not erroneously, to the policy of com- mercial obstruction which goes under the name of protection, It isan un denizble fact that loud complaints against the new policy of restriction have been made in all parts of the country, and that emigration has enor- mously increased since the adoption of that policy. The samo phenomens have appeared in Canada. The party of commercial obstruc ion there pro dictea that their policy would not ouly make the population contented, but attract immigrants from Burop Bat very soon afier the adoption f that policy the emigration from Can ada to the Uaited States bagan to in- crease, and from about 24,000 in 1877 it rose to 99,706 in 1880, and 125,391 in 1881. During the years 1880 and 1881 we received more immigrants from Canada than from any other excopt Germany. The two which have recently adopted the obstruction policy have sustained the greatest loss by cmigration, and have lost more since she adoption of that policy than they ever did before. Even the extraordivary offer of the Canadisn government to set English- mien down in Canada fres of passage money and all other charges has fuiled to attract ta to & country [ When T1 to say, there is no reason that can be traced to New York hoodlumism, The immigration from Ttaly was 12,- 327 in 1880 and 15,387 in 1881, against 2,910 in 18 and 3143 in 1877, This comparison shows a latge increase; but the increase will not look 80 large when it is stated that the immigration from the same coun- try was 8,716 in 1873, and 7,066 in 1874, Nor will it seem exceptional when it is stated that the immigration from Sweden increased from 4,091 in 1877 vo 49,760 in 1881; that from Norway from 4,688 to 22,705; that from Gormany from 29,208 to 210.485; that from Switzerland, from 1,686 to 11 203, and that from Depmark from 1,695 to 9,117, Very large numbers of tho Ttalian immigrants stop in New York, whero they do almost anything for small pay, and thereby incur the mortal enmity of those who assume to n this country as well as Ircland, d to dictate as to the nationalities hat shall by permitted to como here, Vs & Way. Avyone who has the will to try THOMAR' Lecrnie O 1 will surely vo!u-t health, in cases ¢ tio ¢, vore throat, | y 'l intornal remedy it is invaluable, Iron Discoveries in lowa., Iiwa State 1 e gister, The last number of the Dubuque Trade Jour: nnoue ory of iron ore in largo « b the “‘Lansing Ridge,” in Allamakece county, about eighty miles north of Dubique, This vast deposit is more than 400 acres in area, and over 200 foet in depth, ntiste havo inves- tigated ite claims, and aseays show a percentage of 65 of iron. Deeper down the oro is believed to bo richer oven than this. Experienced iron men have examined specimens, and pronounce them excelient. The chat- acter of the mineral is that of a he- matito or sesquioxide of iron, being of the samo charucter as that produced at the famous mines of Salisbury and Kent, Connecticut, which latter mines have been worked for upward of a huadred years, and show no_signs of diminishing in prodvetion. This form of iron ore is more generally distrib- uted than any other. It is to be hoped that careful investigation will leave no doubt of this great mineral dikcovery, and immediate sreps should bo tuken to ascertain its real value. Tt seems, in the light of the discovery made within tho past fow years, that Towa is to rank as a miveral producing stato after all, and an iron mine would be better for its interests than a gold one. Dubuque capitulista thould take hold of this matter and iuvestigate it. Lead mining in that portion of the stato may yet give way to iron min- ing. Pretty Good. John Bacon, Laporte, Ind., writes; “Your ‘Seiivo Brossoy’ is all you cracked it up to be. My dyspepsin has all v ished; why don’t you advertise it? What allowance will you make if I take a dozen bottles, so tuat T could ublige my friends occasionally?” Price, 50 cents; trial bot- tles, 10 cents jel9dlw LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in Postoffice during the week euding June 17, 1882. GENTLEMEN. Atkins S Austin HT Alen G Apfelbaum A—2 Berry E D Bornan R Bowley B Bates SA * Blymeyer J § Bratto G J Bollard H H Biesendorfer J Bijur G ~ . Hurns A Baneit A C Boyles J W Bluuden 1, Bowke M Jurter R M Cruged G G Co win G G Crei.hton E Clinsen A P Cline J D Cloee I Davis G H Dike I' V Donahne G Darling B Eaton H Frazier ¥ Fiendmand J J Foley T Frenthen A M Gritfiths J Groshell ¥ H Gerhard B R Groome A J Herd T Garoutte 1, W Hynes H P Hynch J Harriogton J Hauys D Harvey 8 H Johnson W Jucobsen S A Joy P Junson G Johansgon J Kiint J Kafonek J Kritensen O M Kronsa ¥ Kollner Kopper C Korren L Livquist N O Loswknmp J D Lucas J W Lindquist A ¥ Lytle J A McGuyre E P MbClure B MeNellis B Melnnis!A McLeancy J MuGarrah W W McNarney W D Me¢Lain T McKee T MecGuire M MoGuire T McCarty O Musgrove W W Moo e O Mudge W Michel H * Melone J Morton B H Noel F Nelson C I Nichols O Nolan J. Noyes I Nickles WV Norton W H Neileson C U Ochrle E Offen A H Paxton G A Parker J M Poterson J Parker W Preston M F Rytera I¥ Rogers B Russ 1l J M Kupp P Ruble C Rulling H Rite J C Robi Seify Bpurks C ¥ Sierman A 8 Sohmidt H Stant Stadin A Seott Tuksson O T Tolen ¥ B Toolen | Uno P Wareen I A Wiight D D Wood I Wihter CR Winkless L K Wilson W M Whitman C H Woods J E Arzanbright L Bond N j Barry Miss J Bishop Miss M Uomody Mrs Day Miss ¥ Gordan Mrs E Green Miss K Healey Miss M Horue \is W T Johinson Mis O Jumes Miss M E Lytle Miss 1, Lewis Miss 8 A P M n Mra M A Eruch Mis R Uarter Mrs 1 Enshey Mrs J H Giman Mrs M E Hotfmeyer A Ham Mrs J T Harinon Miss A Jdoues Miss N Kivg Miss B L e France Miss Slauster Mr M Mach Mrs I McNeal Miss M E Mtteson Miss O Nicdfelit A Nixon Miss I Nickebeen Mrs A O'Shea Miss M O'Brien Mrs D Olsen Miss K Peterson Miss M Poet Mrs W ¥ Petterson 8 Peterson P Ross Mrs M Stanstreet Mrs B Suallwood A Stevens Mrs M Simmerwaon Mrs O Thorsen Mrs (1 Wilson Miss M 1 Tuos, ¥, Hav, Postmaster, — Fortunes or Farmers and Me. chanics, Thowpson Mrs H Thousands of dollars can be saved b; using proper judgment in taking care u’; the of yourself and fawily, 1If you are billuus, have sallow complexion, poor appetite, low and depressed rpirits, and generally debilitated, do not Y & mo- mn; bat go at ouce; and procure a bot. 1! these wonderful Electric Bitters, s e L, ST e Hold by O, ¥. Gooduia, . TAILWAY TIME TABLH, CARD OHICAGD, Y. PAUL, MINNWAPOLIS AWD OMANIA RATLROAD, Leave Omaba—Passengor No, 8, 8 mmodation No. Atrive Omaha—Pis cetr x sdatlon No, . m, Ao Jeaos ‘. and 146 ant 8:50 ab. rn. and i8S wsseogor tialog bet o vo Omaks 0 p. m. Arrive 40, 7:08, 7:15, . s €:20 ~11:00 5:40 ik for Biste of fows leave but once s sy, viz 0 @, m, Oifioe over Snndays trow 18 m. to1 p. . TROEF HALL P M. A S Bugiess Diregtory, Abatract and Real katate, JUBN L. MCCAGUR, apposite Post Officr. W. R HARTLEAT 817 Sauth 13¢h Street Architocts. WFRENE & MENDELSSOHN, ARCHITEOTS o 14 Creighton Block, JAMES DEVINE & 00 Fine Boots and Shoos. A good aseortmon s30me work on hand, corner 15th and Hazuey. A0S, ERICKSON, £, E. cor, 16th and Douglas. JOHN FORTUNATUS, $05 10th steoot, monu(schurs o crdor good work A1 talr Ruoaiz Ly Jone. Bod Springs. LARRIMER facturr, 1817 Dourlas st Bo0Ks, News ana Glalionery. i1, FRURHAUF 1016 Farnbam Stroes o Buttor ana Eggs. JoSHANE & SCHROEDER, the oldost B. and E, roase in Nohraskn _ostablislied 187F Omaha, OEN I AL R D RESTAURAST, MRS, A, RYAN, 2 atawsn corucr 10thaad Dodge. fest Bosed for Mous) Hatintaction Guaraoteed, #1 all Hours. fioaed by the Day, Wesh ar Month, Good Terma for Cash. Turoished Rnany Supplisd, Tarringes and Road Wagons. Vb SHYDER 14th and Harmoy Streetn Glothing Bought. /. HAKIILS will pay highestCaah price for second g clathing, Oorner;19th and Farnham, Uews ors. JONN BAUMER 1514 Farnham Gtroos, Junk. 1. BERTHOLI), Rage and Motal. Lambar Lime and Gement, i & GRAY corner 6th aud Douglas 8ke. Lainps and Gisssware. i._BONNER 1800 Douglas 5b. Good Varlety. Morchant Tallors. G. A. LINDQUEST, 0as of oux 1uost popular Merchant Taliory 1s ro- e4ving the latest doelgns tor Spring and Suoiver Goco for gontlomen's wear, ~ Stylish, durabie, cou low a9 over 915 13th bet. Doug.& Fam. Millinery. MRS, O, A. RINGER, Wholcoalo and Retatl, Fan- 3y Boods in groat varloty, Zephyre, Card_Boards, loolery, Gloves, Coreots, &c. Jh Vao Woah, Purchasers avo 80 per cent, 5y Mil, 116 Fiftoonth Streot, Flour and Feod, UMAHA OITY MILLS, 6th and Faroham 3., #elshans Bros,, proprietors. Qrazers. % STEVENS, 218t botween Cuming and lnar 2. A, MOBHANE, Corn 254 and Cuming Btreots. =Lt LR B L ) Hardware, Iron and 8teel. OLAN & LANGWORTHY, Wholesale, 110 sad 112 L6th stroot A. HOLMES corne 16th and Callfornia. Harness, Saddles, &c. . WEIST 2 18th 8. bot Farn- & Harney Hatels ANFIELD HOUBE, Geo, Caufleld,yth & Farnbas: DORAN HOUSE, P. H, Csry, 013 Faroham 55, BLAVER'S HOTEL, F, Slaven, 10th S¢. *authorn Hotel Qus. Hawe) §th & Leaveovorth rugs, Painta &nd Olle, KURN & 00, sarmaciote, Flus Wane Uoods, Cor, 15t and Dougles stroeie #. 4. WAITETOURE, Wholesalo & Rotall, 16tk b, U, FIKLD, 2022 Nortt Side Cumiog Btreat, PAILLE, Drugglet, 10k and Moward Stsoete. House in Order Dentlats. 8. PAUL Willlsma Rlock Cor. 16t & Dodge, Ury Gooads Notionk, Ete. JOHN . F. LEUMANN & 00., “om York Dry Goods Seore, 1510 asd 1813 Far. b brese €. Baswold eleo hova sod shoos & Pacto Foundary. N WKAKNE & SONS cor. 14th & Jackeon et FuruItuRe. L ¥, GROWS, Kew aud dewond Haod Furuituse rul nd Btoves, 1114 Dovglse. Highost cash peice 1d far socond hes ! #3008, EOSNER 1 Fine zacds &c, Ferce Warie, OMAEA FENCK 00, JUST, PRIES § CO 1918 Herney 81, dmpiove 1) Io Bosos, brer ara Wood Fences, Offics Ulags, Gouritess Pine and Walont, Fawnbrokers. KOBENFELD 10th Bb, bet Far & Har Rotrigerators, Canfield's Patent. GOODMAN 1th St. bet. Farn. & Clgars and Tobacce. WESY & FRITSOR£R, manutacturers of lgare, sad Whalosale Deatar'n Tohaceos, 1006 N F. LORENZEN wanufacturer ltllm Florist. A i cu Ao e R cor Toth ea Doutas oot 9% GO To CRAIG'S Greon House 17th sud Webster ¢t for Plants, Bouquets, Fiowers, Floral Westarn Oornice Wi u Iron Orockery. 1. BONNER 189 Dougiss strosh._Good line, Vommiasion Merchan JOTIN @, WIL 118,1414 Dodge Streeh. [X D B BEEMER. alle seo Inrgo advertise. ment In Dally and W Otvil Engines ANDREW ROSEWATER, Crelgbton Riock, fown Surveys, Grade aod foworage Systems & Ipacialty Clothing and Furnishing Goor s, ORO. B, PETERS Also Hate, Caps, Boots, #hoos Notlons an . €04 8. 10th atrost, Bhow Cnse Manufrotary.) 0. 4. WILDE ] Deslot In Btoves & o Tin Kool s Q01 Fellown' & A 3, 4. D. Masonte Blook ¥ 1 v 0. L T, M. D, Kye sad Ear, opp. possofice Bt., bot. Faralam yattended to ouzlas Stro: Phiilip tan 159 Faranan o 15th & 14th, Sscond meno Store. PERRINA & LEAR, 1619 Douglas 8k, Now avd Socond Hand Furn o ssblop Goods o banoht and < wareina “Undertansrs. OHAN. RIEWE, 1012 Carnhom bet. 10th & 1189, U0 Cont Stores, P. 0. BAOKUS Farnham 81, Fagey Ooods Baloone. HENRY FAUTMANN, In Ane bow brick block on Douglas broas, 108t opened n most olegant Boos I Hot Lunch from 10 to 13 every day. 4 Caledonis " I PALOONER 670 166h Atreet HOSTETT GELEBRATED hag The feeblo and_exaciater: kuffering from dys- pepens cr indige-tion in ant form, aroadyised, £ the sake of their ow bo.ily und mental comfort, to try Hostetter's - tomac B thrs Ladies o tho most cel cate constitution test 1, o its harm- less and rotorative properties, Physicians overywhere, disgusted with tho aduiter.ted liquors of ccmmerce prescriho it a3 tho eafest and most reliable of all stomachics For sale by all drugyista and dealers generally : X a1 to ml FIC, MELDIUANE Qmfi‘ S0 Great & AR TRAD! v Great T4 DI n ody. Anun- A failing_oure ) for Seminal i Wonkness, Spormator. rhew, Impot- ency, and all YO Discaseathat L follow a 2 BEFURE TARING, scquence of AFTER TAKING. Boll-Abuso: ca Loss of Memory, Universal Lassi- tude, Pain in the Beck, Dimnces of Vision, Pro. mature 01d Age, and many other Disosses that lead o Insauity 'or Consumption and @ Proma- ture Grave, £ Full particulars in our pamohlet, which we desire to send froe 1 mail to eviry one, €47 The Specific Modicine 1a sold by all drugglste at 81 per package, oF 6 packages for §6, or will bo sent freo by mail on rect ptof the money, by addressing ~ TIEGRA AEDICINE 0O0., Buftalo, N. Y. arsaler oc7me-604 To Nervous Sutterers THE QGREAT EU-R_O'PEAN REMEDY, Dr. J, B, Eimpson’s Speciflc 10 {8 & posjtive cure for Bpermatoirhos, Semins Weoknres, mpotancy, and all diseases reaulting trom felf-Abuse, a3 ‘Mental Anxloty, Lo tiemory, ¥alns {6 tho Back or Side, snd dlsensee - S jtbat Toad to Consumption gty an, earlygrave The gy“fi\flr Modieine i¢ belng used with wonder: tul success. LR 2~ Puapblste suai free 8o all, Write for Shem and gob par Healars, Price, Bpocitc, §1.00 por package, or slx pack for $5.00, Add; M orders 0 o8, and 1 a0, M. X. Sold 1o Ouaba by O, H: Goodman, J. W, Bali, J. K, Teh, and sl drugiioteevery where, : . LVTER o §YPHILS in any stage Catarrn,' KECZEMA, 0ld Sores, ’ Pimples, i “ouIqdAy 46 (LMo ‘wsnewnayy pug VINJOUNE 8N¥YNs Cures When Hot Springs Fall Mavany, ARK. 1881 Yo have cues in our o h-i“:é::‘llv‘ni o Sprias, and were Sagly e e v v, IF YOU doubt, come (0 seo us and 1E WLL CURE YOUR OR charge mmln Write for lculare and “Message YAy P BWLFT SPECLFIO 00, Price sise, §1.00. _:"" Ky ARD 80818 00 | , writos: 1 | t of ap- writes: 3 been slgnally avo used them myself ity of theliver, nnd in oring from dropay, Bitters relieved I feel confident ¢ + Asenith ITa 1 gufferod with & d shoulder, Mr. Noah four yoars ago 1 never fully recovered. weakened, and | woul After wsing toly pros- of your Burdock Dlood Bit Wwas 80 vi ible that 1 was though 61 years of age, do a fal able day's work. C. Blacket Roblnson, p Canada Preshyterian, Toront For years suffered greatly fro 1 dache. 1 your Burdock Blood Bittors happlest nd I now find rosulis, than for years past.” 3 Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, N. ¥, writes: “1 have used Burdock Blood Bitters for hervous and bil- ious headaches, and can recommend it toanyone aveolf in better health roquiring cure for billiousness, ' Mrs. Ira Mulinoliand, Alban “For soveral years T have sufl recur- ring billious® headaches, dyspepsia, and com- laints pecullar to my’sex. Since using your urdock Blood Bitters 1 am entirely relieved.” Price, 81.00 per flottle; Trlal Bottles 10 Cts FOSTER, MILBURK, & Co., Props. BUFFALO, N. Y. Sold at wholceale by Ish & MeMahon and C. F. Goodman, Je 27 eod-mo ~ea e, Koeserier A 3 Disease is an cffect, not a cause. within; its manifestations without. cure the disease the cAUSE must bo removed, and in 0o other way can & _cnre ever | o effected. ARNER’'S SAFEKIDNDY AND fivfia%v%}: uu’lfin‘-hm ou Just this principle.” It realizes that 95 Per Cent. otall diseases arizo trom deranged kidnoys and liver, and it strikes at once =t the root of the difficulty. The eleme ts of which it is composed act directly upon ' hese 5‘““ organs, both as & 700D & d RESTORER, and, by placiug them ina pealthy, conditicn, drive discase lllfi ihe system. For the innumerablo troub'es cavsed by un. healthy Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs; the distre-sing Disordersof Wome: an physical derangements genoraliy, rom dy has no equal. B ware uf impos tations and concoctions said to be just For Diahetes, as for WARNER'S/ DR RETER SRRE H.'H WARNER & CO.. : Toohester . ¥ Lence, to pain from mi Ths Great knglish Kemedy Taas gNover falls te cure Nervous Debility, Vi Exhsustion, , Seminal Wesk- nessos, LOST LIAN [HOOD, and all the ty and desth. 1t strengthens the Nerves, Brain, (memory( Blood, Muscles, Digestive and Repro- ductiye 6:4.ua, 1t restores t9 all the organic funstiens their ' former vigor snd vite) ~ing Mife cheerful and enjoyable. Prl hottle, oF four times the qua.ity §10. sent by express, socure from obscrvation, to any address, on recelpt of price, 3, 0. D. sent, exvept on receipt of §1 a8 & gu oo Letters ra Guesting answers must fuclose stamp, Dr, Mintie's Dandelion Pills aro th 3 best and cheapest dyspepsis and billioue oure 1 the markes, Sold by all druggists. Price 60 cents. Da Mixmi's Kruxey REMupy, NSpRETIOON, Cures sl kind of Kidney and bladder wmf)hhlu ouorrhes, glect and leucorrhea. For ealo vy all ugg st & bottle. LISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 718 Olive St., 8t. Louls, Mo, For Sale in Omabs by ©, F. GOODMAN. Jangs-lv NERVOUS DEBILITY, or. B AR SRAEPBAE D sasmons— Ay fic tor Hysteris, Disziness, Couvulsions, Nm":»du Headaohe, Montal Doprossion, o W.B. MILLARD, ¥, B, JOHNSON MILLARD & JOHNSON, Storage, Commission and Wholesale Fruits. 1111 FARNHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED, Agents for Peck & Bauvhers Lard, and Wilber Mills Flonr OMAHA, . . - NEB REFERENGES : OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE. JOHNSON & O( TOOTLE MAUL & CO. J.J. BROW N & CO- DiY GOODS, RO EON S, Boots and Shoes. i AR e T kB C. F. GOODM.AIN, WWELO LEIS.AH T 70 EALIE B XN DRUGS, PAINTS, OI Window and Plate Glass. 4T Anyone contemplating builaing store, bank, or any other fine front, will find it to thelr ad- vantage to corres ond with us before purchasing their Plate Glass, C. F, GOODMAN, OMAHA _- - - - NEB. _ F.C. MORG.AI, WHOLEEATE GROCER, 1213 Farnhem &t.. (maha, Neh Likde FOSTER &GRAY, —WHOLESALE— LUMBER, COAL & LIME, On River Bank, Bet. Farnham and Douglas 8ts., I A A I IER R P BOYER & O . ~——DEALERS IN— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO. Fire and Burglar Pro> &5 A =T 3L & VAULTS, LOOR S, &S O. 1020 Farnham Street, ONEATL A, - - - TNEIIS. STEELE, JJHNSON & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN Flour, S8alt, gars, Canned Coods, and _~All Grocers’' Supplies. /" A Full Line of the Best Brands of ARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Agents for BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER 0 HENRY LEHMANN, JOBBER OF W A TT lf’_A_PER., WINDOW SHADES EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED. 118 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA T O R R RER TR Lath, 8hingles, Pickets, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDIHGS, LiME, CEMERT FPrLASTER, HBTCO. S@STATE AGENI FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANYY OMAHA NEB Near Union Pacific Depot, - DOUBLE AND SENGHLE & O%W0NN G POWER AND HAND . Memory, Spermatosrhia, Impoteny, Lavoluntary Emigsions, Premaure Old Ago, cauised by over~ exertlou, selt-abuse, or over-indulg which loads to fulser s wil B W NG e &5 Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MINING MACHINERY, BELTING, HOSE, BRASS AND KON FITTINGS PIPE, » ' PACKING, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. HALLADAY WIND-MILLS CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS A. L. 8BTRANG 205 Fer~ham 8t, Omaha “THA " {