Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 22, 1882, Page 2

| 9 . THE DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JUNE DD 1882, Y ¥. B, JOHNSON L - GOTHAM BY GATH. ‘The Delilahs of the Metropolis - Flats and Tenements—Marder at Midnieht - Wickedness of the Wicked., Cincinnattt Enc A gentleman came to me yestorday from the west, and said: *‘I have had an adventure to-day. I passod a cer- tain number on a prominent street, and saw the sign, ‘Madam Blank, Medicated Bathse.” Recollecting an advertisement of the same name vocation, I thought, in an adv ous spirit, that 1 would go up sce wl the medicated baths were. 5o I wen! to the top of the honse, and there 1 found a lady, speaking with a French accent, who administered baths to men, being her own servant, and act ing as the familiar of the bath -cub bing the men down; and, of coirse, she must do that in costume such as ou find in all Russian and Turkish ths. She was a neat woman, old and slight without being me and I found she charged §3 for medicated bath and 85 for the Rus- sian bath. She said that one of the most prominent American statesmen regularly went to her place when he came to New York to have himself medicated and rejuvenated. 1 did not stay, but I think 1 shall go back and take a bath the first time I foel idle.” The slip the gentleman gave mo said on it nothing to tempt the way- faror except the words at the bottom: “Introduction necessary when de- manded.” We agroed that meant it any person came to the bath of whom the hostess had a social susplcion she required that he produce some ‘‘intro- ducer” known to her. I only men- tion this matter to show how a race of adventuresses is springing up in Now York under the extraordinary press- ure of expenses and luxury here, No city in the United States so %, nizes over females as Now York. he generally good climate here, with the exception of late winter and early spring, the beautiful shops, the gay promenade, the abundant styles to be seen in dress, shoes, garters, Jowels, furniture, carpetet and every thing mundane, take hold of the wo- man who has ever lived in New York is quite happy anywhere else, unless she be some good woman with a soul and breeding in her. This city isin- feated with thousands of disappointed women, who have made early u ringes, and have trifled with their trifling husbands till dissipation or temptation or penury has produced a separation, and the woman is still left presentable; and, with the enormous number of bachelors in New York, many of them woll fixed in pockot, such a grass-widow or divorced wo- man speedily makes a new world and lives in it, and tor 'a few years it seems more delightful than her mar- ried life. Thereis a strong tempta- tion in this class of New York womoen to throw away tho rdstraint of mar- riage, the necessity of housekooping, of economizing, of bearing children, and dropping into the routine of duty and labor, The system of flat®and tonements pervading this city shakes together dissimilar people, snd the adventur- ous, daring ones corrupt the more modest and trustable. A woman, for mmsle, who has married young, and parte nirer, from her husband and becomes & mistress, oxercises a powerful influ- encoe for evil over other young persons. ‘She has sufficient breeding to be their ' equal, and enough experience to bo their instructor. She tells them that matrimony is a hard life; that there are tmenonl to pleue; that the man insists upon having his own way, and yet does not correct his own evil tendencies; and that the best way to govern a man is to keep him at will, without giving him the legal authority to order one about. As New York is not only the greatest American city, but one of the largest cosmopolitan clties of the world, having more Hobrows in 1t than any other city, and puhlgl more Germans, and certainly more Irish, there are great numbers of men here willing for ephemeral do- mestic accommodation to pay well and on theso the adventuresses feed. The city itself contributes a very large pro- rxrfion of its women through the de- ects in the domestic comforts, In other cities every family has a sopa- rate home, In New York hardly one family in fifty has a whole house. Hence a worldly wisdom and hard ex- perience attends the New York bred woman below the middle class just as in Paris and other Continental cities of Europe, The recent murder by a midaight ruflian of a bright young German who was escorting a kept mistress to her flat in a fashionable building, has brought prominently a case in point. Here was a leading hotel keeper, who had raised a large family and lefc them in ch“fe of the Rossner hotel, one of the largest of the up-town hotels, in the vicinity of Fortieth streot, The man died; and loft one #on in charge of the hotel, with in- structions to pay to his mother and brother and sisters a_certain portion of what he made. The hotel had a hard scramble to get along, being somewhat out of the range of New York houses, and the young wman in began to drink and to spend the whole income loosely, so that his wife left him, and one of his brothers bwht suit against him, and was aided by his mother. His sister foll into the company of a kept woman, ied to a thief, lived with a rich Englishman, from had been temporarily sepa- zated by & quarrel. Here was a pic- :u“l:l (;: ow York ll:h around the —the managing heir of the es- tato 8 drunkard, this sister running loose and his brother atdagger's points with him, In the absence of the English pa- tron of the kept woman her company was solicited by a lyloung German of fine connections, who greatly resem- bled one of the brothers in the hotel perly. One night themistress and fl new friend and the hotel-keeper's :riplun and some friend of hers, start- out at 11 o'clock at uight to go to a place and drink some beer, T'hey id not come out till 1 o'clock. On the way home an evil-looking blow in the face, as if with brass knuckles, and he fell to the pave- ment; and as he rose again this per- son or some other person, for the whole question is involved in mva- tery, struck him with soms torrible weapon, and again struck him when he was down, and his skull was frac- tured. He was able to say but a very little, and thore only one wities the of the crime pt woman coroner found that she would not give her testimony because she wanted to disguise her dubious social relations, He invaded her ap t and made her teatify, and joves that she has not told the t: Of course the whole rottenness of the family L] out, and New York hasanother senaa- tion somewhat similar to the Nathan murder. Iron Meking in the South. Nashville American, The output of pig-iron at the Rising Fawn, South Pittsburg and Cowan is tter of much interest to our peo- who believe in the future great wealth of the south. Whether our coal would make coke, and whether our ores would prove retractory in hot blast coke furnaces, wore questions about which we could only speculate a few years ago. But these questions have been fully tested and settled. The new furnace at South Pittsburg, just blown in a few months ago, the other one being now blown out for re- pairs, has been gradually improving under the skillful management of Mr. Warnor, until on the 7th of June (inst.,) it made ninety-three tons of iron. This furnace was built by a set of English gentlemen, who built it some- what on the English plan, but not understanding our ores, and the proper mixture, they had not suc- ceeded in making —with the mate to the one Mr. Warner is now operating, and which is now undergoing repairs —a good output. But Mr. Warner, since he took charge, has boen grad- ually improving, one day last week making eighty-six tons, and on the 7th ninety-three tons, The other fur- naco will again be in operation soon, and it is confidently believed the fur- naces will get up to one hundred tons per day each. Mr. Bowron informs us that when he loft England, five yecars ago, the best furnaces were making 600 tons of iron per week. The Cowan furnnce, also under the management of Mr, Warner, built for o fitty-ton furns made, on the Tth inat., neventy-thr tons, The Rising Fawn furnaco and operated by #o X gentlemen for sevoral gotting i up for forty-five tons por day-- never us high ns fifty tons—and when Mr. Warner took charge of it his am- bition was to get it up to ity tons por day. Under caroful managemont, watching the ores to got the right mixturc and by increasing the blast, this furnace has been brought up to nearly 100 tons per day. On tho 7th inst. the out-put was ninety-cight tons; the day beforo and the day after tho out-put was, each day, ninety-five tons; 8o that with three furnaces, which in size do not compare with the Tsabelle or Lucy, and perhaps did not cost one-third as much money, we are making about as much iron as they made a few years ago, and as much as the bost furnaces made in Kngland only hve years ago. We are not able to state with accu- racy what the Birmingham furnaces are doing, but we can state ina gen- eral way that they are a great success in the quantity, ‘quality and cheap- ness of the iron produced. The coke made from the Pratt coal mines is now extonsively used, and its superior quality is a fixed fact. The furnace of the Chattanooga iron company at Chattanooga, under the management of Mr. Warner, has deno well, but it was the first built in the stato as a coke furnace excopt the one at Rockwood, and is a compari- tively small furnace, but until Mr, Warner got it, about nineteen or twenty tons was its best work, Under the management of Mr, Warner it has been_carried up to forty-one tons for one day, and by the month average- ment thirty-three tons, , We have given facts to show that iron making in Tennessee, Alabama and Goorgia is not now an experiment, it is & success unparalleled as a begin- ning, Making cold-blast charcoal iron in Tonnesseo was a snccess forty yoars ago, and the iron made had a reputa- tion from one end of the country to the other. But the new coal-blast charcoal furnace lately built at War- that he struck the man a powerfal| RWAILWAY TIME TABLE, n o E. & M. Linccln Exp U b Loave O Hundays: Seuncil Blus OARD EHIOAGO, 1. PAUL, WINNEAPOLN AND OMATIA RATLROAD, ~Passenget No, 9, 8:30a. m, Ae- Orockery. J. BONNER 1800 Douglas stroed. Good line. Uommiesion Merchants, JOIN G. Wil LI18,1414 Dodge Streed. D B. BEEMER. mont In Dailv and Weokly. For detulla see Inrgs advertiss. Olv! | Englneers and Burveyors. ANDREW ROSEWATER, Crelghton Block, Grwie and Bewerago Systoras & Town Su C t A Ven 6t €50 &, m, and 7:48 | TEOIANY. e at 0:80 at, m. and 5:62 N GEO. H. PETERS0 W, LT & B leaves 8 a . s0d 840 b Arrives a 5t Loul H d 7:50 of T I n Olothing and Furnishing Qoo 8. Also_Tiats, Caps, Boots, @hoee_Noticna and Catlery, 804 8, 10th street. ©how Oase Manufactory.| Doaler in ftoves Roots 0dd Fellows’ Bicck BONNTR, 1200 1) Cultivators Odd Fellos 0. J. WILDE, ¥ In all Xinds of Bhow , 1317 Casa 5t tor Omaha 16th etreot, All Beeas, J. EVANE, Wholssle and Retall Sesd D 1l xprom—ii16 p m, —0:46 & 1. 0, sranh 12:16 p, m. Phigaicians and W. 8. GIBBA, M. D., Room Block, 10th Stroet. P, 8, LEISENHIG C. L. HART, M. D. Dn Ocullst and Aurist, ainting an rasons. 4, Creighton M. D. Magonlo Blook. Kar, opp. postailico R, T, T Farnbam Sto anging. troes. apor HENRY A. KOSTHIS, 141 UMMY TIANE oovKe 11:00 25 and prora. h Strecd, Bl noae Masonte ITal, Ficst-claes Work aod Prompt. Dess gunranteen and 6:25 p. m, d 11:00 o, m.; ¥: m, Leaves .} 2:96, 4:35 d 6:9 ! passonger tralne betweon Biuffs. Leave Cmaha—o: , 6 v Plumbing, Uas 400 Biean FIng. Phililp Lan P. W. TARPY & sad Douglas, 1612 Bt., bet, Farnh romp v s0uglan Streod. We 1520 OHAS. RIEWE, 1014 ¥ honcht ar Unasrsaners, nbam bes, 10th & 118, ot Gtores. €:00 0:80 8340 loave but once & 6:20 8, m. open Bundays from 12 m. to 1 THOS, ¥ HAL 31 nd E£hoc), A good oraer 14th a Bed Springs. LARRIMER Manufacturer, 1617 Dongian sb, Bocks, fows and Gtationery. 3.1 FRUEHAUF 1016 Farnham Stroes, MoSHANE & SCHROEDER, the oldest B, and E. T i ro 132¢hiwreed cornor 16thand Dodge. V4_SNYDER, 14th and Harnoy Stroota. aad olothing. CorneryiOth and Faroham. uewe ers. JOUN BAUMER 1814 Farnhan: Btzeol. Junk. Butter and Eggn. nee In Nobrasks established 1876 Omaba. URNIKAL HESTAURANT, MRS, A, RYAN, Best Board for the Monoy. Aatistaction Guaranised. at ali Hours, Eoard by the Day, Week or Month. Good Terma for Cash, Farnished Raoma Supplied. Uarringes and Road Wagons. Clothing Bought. ITARRIS will pay highostCauh price for second H. BERTHOLD, Rage and Metal. Lumber Lime and Coment. STER & GRAY corner 6th and Douglas Sts. [} by, MR8. 0. A, RINGER, oglory, Gloves, Ocraets, &e. ihe Woed, Parchasers €éave 80 per cent, Order JMAHA OITY MILLS, 6th aod Farnham Sbs., #elahan Broe., proprietors. Lamps and Glassware. AONNER 1809 Douglns 8b. Good Varlety. Merchant Tallors, G. A. LINDQUEST, P. 0. BACKU#® Farnham 84, Fancy Goods Eaioons. HENRY §AUFMA In #ne now brick block on Douglas Biroot, has Just opencd a most elegant Beea Hall, to try Hostotte the most el lees and restors everywhere, disg liquors of commerco, prescribe it a3 the eafest and mos For sale by all druggists and dealers generally al to m1 TTERS Tho fecblo and emaciated snffering from dys- Hob Luuch from 10 to 13 fon in any form, arendvised, for owa bodily and mental comfort, Bitters. Lad ve properti ted w of all stomachics, GRAY’'S SPECIFIC MEDICiNG TRADE MARK The Greatyi(§ DR ARK English rom- g edy. Anun- tailing cure for Seminal Woakness, Spermator. rhea, Impot. ency, and all Discasesthat follow 08 a BEFGRE TAKING. scquence of AFTER TARING, Sol-Abuse; ag Loss of Memory, Uni tude, Pain in the Back, Dimncss of Vi<on, Pro. mature Old Ago, and many other Discasnd that lead to Insanity 'or Consumptioa aad & Prewma ture Grave. £aTFull partioulars {n our pamvhlet, which we_desiro to send free 1y mnil to ov £ The Specific Medicine i sold by all dru; at §1 por package, or 0 packages for 85, o be sont free by mail on rect pt of the mone 1 Lassi- Whplealo and Retatl, Fan- Gooda In groat varloty, Zephyrs, Card_Boards, &e.” Cheapost House in Mall, " 115 Fittacnth Stroet, Plour and Feed. (5 L ner, has done what no cold-blast char- coal furnace ever did in any country, at least if it was ever done it was not reported; it made in one day thirty- three tons of iron, Tt was built as a tifteen tons furnace, but is averaging from twenty-two to twenty-seven tons per day, The making of this iron at Rising Fawn, Chattanooga, South Pitsshurg and Birmingham is nov a se- cret, that is, there is nothing about 1t that unybu.i'y would desire to keep a socrot; the facts about it may all be seen, the cost of the fuel, the cost of the ore, the labor, etc. . The ninety-eight tons made at Ris- ing Fawn is the best day's work ever done by any furnace south of the Ohio river, ~This, with the success at War- ner with the new cold-blast charcoal lum?oe——the_ best work ever done b, any furnace in any country—gives to a Nashyille man the belt, Akl Making iron is a simple rocess, and Lhe succoss in Tennessoe gy men who were totally without experience when they embarked in it, proves how sim- pleitis. Mr, Warner has made this unparalleled success by close attention and lu&oflnr business judgment, He Las with him, and who have been un- der his tuition for several years, sey- eral young men who thoroughly un- derstand the business of making iron, aud who are capable of carrying on and conducting successfully Jm guli- ness of iron making. \\'u'ralur to these facts in the hope of stimulating capitalists to realize what can be done. ~ All we lack is the will, —— Truth aud Honor. Query:—~What is the best family medicine in the world to regulate the bowels, purif{ the blood, romove cos. fivencss and biliousness, aid digestion stranger followed them close up and woman said to her German friend: ““Wo are followed.” Lot us turn down the next street,” he said. As they turned the corner the evil- man came up and remarked: “‘Are you laughing at mel” With and tone up the whole system! Truth and houor compels us to answer, Hop bitters, being pure, perfect and harm- leas, —Toledo Blade. ——— “BLACK-DRAUGHT " cures dy spepr abm Fsdi=wtion and hcurtburn, ANFIKLD HOURE, Goo. Canflold,9th & Farnham UOKAN IIOUSE, P. H. Cary, 018 Farnham 84, o ‘harmactsts, Finy ©: v, OR. PAUL Willlams biock Oor, 15th & Dodge, — T 0ok Cor. TBEh & Dodge. do & 10l LY RUST, FRIES & CO W loo Boxes, Irce Vings, Gounbere ROSENFELD WEST & FRITSCR ER, manutacturers of Clgars, W.¥. A. Doy . ¢ ol NS cor ot s momers, seedn coguee | I Green House 17th and Webster ¢treet, Plauts, Bouquets, Flowers, Floral Deslgas ke’ OLAY & LANGWORTHY, Wholeoale, 110 an¢ 114 16tD stroet ushorn Hotel Gue. Hamel 9th & Loavonworth 0. Enowold also boote and shoes & Pacific, ——r TR Nouandthoss & Pacific, L7 0 i g Al for second haad peoss. i trom Qrocers. Ms STRVENS, $100 betwoon Caming and lIsar A. MOSITANE, Corn _23d and Cuming Stroets. Hardware, iron and Bteel. A. HOLMES corue 16th and California. Harness, 8addles, &c. B. WEIBY 20 13th 8t. beb Farv. & Harney. Hotels BLAVEN'S HOTEL, F. Slaven, 10th 88, rugs, Paints ana Olls. Nos. 104 and 10 Sold In Omaha by J. K. Ish, and all droggietseverywhere, . 930 0t gur most popular Morchant Tallors 1s ro- » st civing tho intost deslgns f0F Spring and Bummer | S4drcsslug TILE GRA D I RO dcoda for gontlomen's wear. Stylluh, durabie, | orsatew ey nd nricen low s ever 215 18th bet, Doug. & Farn. Willinery. 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OMAEA FENCE 00, 1318 Hamey 8., Improve and Wood Fesoes, O Pline and Walpat: Bas Pawnbrokers. 10th Bt., bt Far. & Har Refrigerators, Oanfleid's Patent. GOODMAN 1th St. beb. Farn. & Olgars and Tobaceo. d Wholesalo Dealersi n Tol LORENZEN 118 Vaouslas. manufacturer 1416 Faruham in any stage Catarrh,! ECZEMA, 01d Sores, Pimples, BOILS, or any Wo have cases In onr own town w) "onidAg o reumozspy ‘Wspewneyy pue VINJO¥08 SsIAND Cures Wheanot Springs Fail VERN, ARK., ll‘ £, 1881 0 lived at Hot Springs, and were finally vured with 8. 8, §, ] [OCAMMON & MuReY. Florist, and Douvlas GO To CRAIG'S Galvanlzed Iron Cornices, manufactured and put u) countey. T, lmfl&.fl lrfl Thirteenth stroet Cornice Works. Blate Roofilog. Orders bewt Factory aud Ottice 1218 Harnoy 86, ECHT, Pro) 71«‘;:' ndow Ceps, ete., in suy FIPM the particutars the Unfortunate 81 ¥ will be paid o any a0 BT o anatyets o0 ottls Western Oorulcs Works, Manutacturers Iron | 8. s‘.um' Y, y Corulce, Tin, lron and from any locality pmmgln{ executed in the manuer, one sium of any sise Bold ud Druggiste YOU_ doubt, come (0 #00 s and & WILL CURE YOUR OR charge nothing | 1 Write for and copy af little ok ‘Mesenge ufforine clo of Mercury, lodido Potas eral substance. SWIFT SPECLFIC ©O. Props, Atlauta Price of Small :u. #1.00. Es' KENNARD BROS. (& 00 Burdock: Mrs J. G, Robertson, Pittsburg, Pa., was suffering from general debility, want of ap- fife was a_bur. itters I folt bot- your Bittors [ den; tor than for years, to0 much,” R. Gibbs, of Buffalo, N. Y., writes: “‘Your Burdock Bloe 1, Wittors, in chronic discases of the blood, liver aud kidneys, have been signally marked with success, Thave used them myseif with best results, for torpidity of the liver, and in cascof a friend of mine sufforing from dropsy, the effect was marvelot Turner, R ! a uns business; Burd Bitters relieved me before half a bottle wns v 1 feel confident that they will entirely curs mo,” + Asenith Hall, Binghampton, N. Y., writec: *I wuffored with a'dull pain through Ty eft lung and shoulder, ~ Lostmy pirits, appetite lor, and conid with dificulty keep up all Took your Burdock Blood Bitters s di- no paln since first weck af- ter using them,” Mr. Noah Dates, Elmira, four years ago T had an at of My digestive o were weakened, and I would bo completely pros- trated for days. After using two bottles of your Burdock Blood Bitters thel mprovement was so le that I was astonished. - I can tiow, though ars of age, do fair and reasonable day's C. Blacket Robinson, proprictor of Ti Preshs ian, Toronto, Ont. greatly from oft-re Burdock Blood Bitters 1d Tnow find mveelt in botter years past.” Mre. Wallace, Buffalo, N, ¥, w used Burdock Blood Bitfers for her ious headachos, and can recommen requiring a cure for billiousncss. Mrs. Ira Mullnolland, Alhany, N. ¥, writes: “For sevoral years I have suffered from oft-recur- ites: “I have and bil- to anyone ring billious headaches, dyspepsia, and com- piainta peculine to my sex, ~Sinco’ uring your Burdock Blood Bitters T mn entively relieved.” Price, $1.0G per Sottle; Trlal Bottles |0 Cts FOSTER, MILBURN, & Co., Props, BUFFALO, N. Y WHOLESALE A vantage to corres ond with us before purchasing their Plate OMAHA - - W.B, MILLARD. MILLARD & JOHNSON, Storage, Commission and Wholesale Fruits, 1111 FARNHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED. Agents for Peck & Banshers Lard, and Wilber IHills Flour OMAHA, - NEB REFERENOES ! OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE. JOUNSON & CO., TOOTLE MAUL & CO. J.J.BROWIN &CO: DRY GOODS. OTEON S, Boots and Shoes. OMAHA, - - T C. F. GOODMATN, WWEEOLES ALY IDEAINGIER XIN DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS. Window and Flate Glass. r fine front, will find it to thair ad #7r Anyone contemplating builalng store, bank, or any ot C. F, GOODMAN, o NEB. _ F.C. MORG.AIT, ] i2I8 Farnham St.. Omaha, Neb at wholesale by Ish & McMahon Disease ls an effect, not a cause. 1t3 origin i3 within; ite manifestations without. Eence, to cure the diseasc the cAUstmust ba removed, ond ipno other vy can & auro ever Fe_cllotted. NER'S SAFE KIDNDY AND TORN CURE is Erh Juist this principle. 1f realizcs that 96 Per Cent. ofall diseases arize from deranged kidneys and liver, and it strikes at onco st the oot of the difticulty, “The clements of which it is corapoeed act directly upon these great organs, both as a 00D and RESTORER, and, by placing’ them in 4 Bealthy, conditicn, drive disease and pain from the syatem. 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Price, §3 a hottle, or four times the quantity 810, Sent by oxpress, secure {rom observation, to auy address, on recelpt of price. Ne. 0. 0. D. sent, except on reckiph of §1 as & uteo, Letters £ Questing answers wust inclose stamp, | Dr, Mintie's Dandelion Pills aro ths beat and cheapest dyspepsia and billious cure fu the market. Bold by all druggists. Price 50 cents, Da, Movrun's Kioxer Raxuoy, Narmwmovy, Cureasll kind of Kidney and bladdor complaihte, lect and loucorrhea. For eale by all "1 a bottle. ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 718 Olive St., 8t. Louls, Mo, For Sale in Omaha by C. F. GOODMAN. Jango-1v NERVOUS DEBILITY, Dr. A specltc for Hysteria, Dizainess, Convulsions, Nervous Headache, Meutal Depression, Loss of Memory, Spermatorrhea, lupotency, Lovoluntary Exlssions, Prematuse Ol Age, Causod by oper exertion, gelt-abuce, or over-Indulgence, which loads to misery, decay and death. One box will cure recent cosed. Ea h box contains oue mouth's treatment, One five dollars; sent 1 lar @ box, o six boxes for mail prepaid on receipt of x boxes to cure any o d by us for six boxes, companled with five dollars, will send the chaser our written guarantee to return' ) . Goodman, Drugglst, Sole, Wholosale and regul Agent, Owaka, Neb, Ordors by mail st otallsurice. d‘! 1y W Near Union Pacific Depot, - . Pl ol et B MINING MACHINERY, On River Ban} - O EED ~——DEALERS INe— HALL'S SAFE AND LOGK 6O. Fire and Burglar Pro> VA ULITS, L OOUOMS, &O. 1020 Farnham Street, STEELE, ZJHNSON & G0, IOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN our, Salt, Sugars, Canned Coods, and All Grocers’ Supplies. A Full Line of the Bost Brands of GIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBACGO. — i | Azonts for BBHWQQP NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER 0 HENRY LEHMANN, JOBBER OF WATT PAPER, AND WINDOW SHADES EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED. 118 FARNAM ICE R CARNAN §T. . - - "OMAKA J. A. WAKEFIELD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN LU IV ERIEIFR. Lath, Shingles, Pickets, 8ASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, LIME, CEMENT FPLASTEI, BYTO. AUETATE AGENL FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT GOMPANY) OMAHA NEB DOTEBILE AN SN GHIIE PNl s fcy POWER AND HAND E® W IVE B> &5 | . 8team Pumps, Engine Trimmings, ELTING, HOSE, DRASS AND IRON WITTINGS PIPE, STRAM Bl PACKING, AT WIOLESALE AND RETAIL. money If the truatinent doc nok ellot o cure. "ALLADAY wl"n'MlLLs GHURGH AHD SGHOflL BELLs l A. L. BTRANG 205 Fav~ham §t, Omaha N\