Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 28, 1882, Page 4

' THE DAILY RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. The Union Pacific-Milwaukee Controversy Still Uppermost. Reported Alliance of the Bur- lington and D. & R, G. The new Milwaukeo 1 Omaha line continues to agitate the railway ar world toa coasiderable extent, and conjectures as to what is going to be dona about it are numerous. An agent of the pool line told a BEE xe- porter that the whole business was | on the to pot nothing more than a scheme part of the Milwaukee folks their line Jadvortisod free of cost and they are certainly succossfal if that is their object. The gontleman referred to is one of the oldest and most re the west, but he pool would doubt upun his liable railroad men in his connection with cast the shadow of a statoment, PIGHTING POR LIVE STOCK The Chicago Times says; now admitted by the officials of the Chicago roads that the Union Pacific railway company is not ivi with the 8t. Paul for the div the live stock traffic to the latter route, The officers of the St. Paul road complain that the Union Pacific is disoriminating against them in re- fusing to write through rates or issuo through bills, They have even gone 8o far as to invoke the interference of the pool lines in compelling the Union Pacific to accord the 8t, Paul the samg working arrangement as is vouchsafed its competitors, But the investigation has developed the fact, it is claimed that much the largoer part of the live stock shipments is coming eastward over the St. Paul's new line. Last Sunday soventy five car loads were dispatched from Council Bluffs, On Monday two trains were dispatched, On Wednesday 160 empty cara were standing at Council Bluffs awniting the delivery of stock in trans- it ovir the Union Pacific. The St. Paul management has been quietly drawing upon the Union Pacific for such men as could be of beuefit in se- curing the trans-Missouri cattle traf- fic. r, Olark, genéral superinten- dent, was the flrst one drawn from the Union Pacific staft. Ho was followed by the live stock agent and the man who issues passes to-live stock ship- pers, These threo employes, it.1s claimed, can control the liou's share of the live stock traflic of Nobraska and Wyoming.” STRATEGY ME BOY, ‘A strategic feature of the situa- tion is the fact, gathered from official sources, that the cattle men in Ne- braska are driving their stock from the Union Pacific ranges north to the Sioux Oity & Pacific railroad, and the theory is that concessions from tariff are being obtained from that line. The Sioux City & Pacific 18 operated a8 a direct connection of the &limo & Northwestern. Incidentally, there- fore; suspicion lodges against tho Northwestern, but_the ofticials of that company declare their innocence of any participancy in rate cutting in Nebraska, = Right here it may be said that the officials of the 2 ured cago & poollines that they have not uoted rutes from the Missouri river at loss than tariff.” G. i lA OENERAL nfimnl i leneral Manager Merrill, of the Milwaukes road, says: Tne Mitwau- kee & St. Paul did not build its Omaha liné for the fun of waging war upon its competitors, The line was built to earn money, and this could not bs done by inaugurating a war or cutting rates. There was not the least trouble or misunderatanding now be. tween the MilwAukee & 8t, Paul and the Towa pool lines, and his company has not yet been lYpmwhed in regard to joining the pool. The reporis re- B‘“flng a traffic_agreement with the nion Pacific, Mr, Merrill said, are as false ns the reports regarding a fight with the Towa pool. No such arrangement had been made or was ever thought of, All the Milwaukee & 8t. Paul asked of the Union Pa- cific was to be treated precisely the same as other lines connecting with it at Council Bluffs, THE NEW WESTERN ALLIANCE, The new alliance between the Bur- lington and the Denver & Rio Grande, as reported in Buston dispatchos to The Times, is regarded by railway officials as a combination offensive and defensive against the Union Pacific, It may be that when all the details shall be made public—and publicity of such things is now a foregone fact— the alliance will appear in an alto- other differant light, On first read- g, however, the opinion was almost unanimous among railroad men that o war of rates between the Union Pa. cific and the Burlington is next to in- evitable. They believe, too, that this arrangement proves the suspeoted pro&nuury interest of the Burlington in the Denver and Rio Grande,—Chi- cago Times Buckln's Arnica Salve, The Brsz Satve in the world for Outs o e, okt Chaprad, Fameie e or ‘etter, Chap) 0l Corns, and all skin Ively cures iles, It is guaranteed tc ve satisfaction or money retunded, 25 cents box, For sule b X gk gl N e B p— ‘THE COUNTY CONVENTION. The Call lssued for Sept. 5th, with the Primarles for Sept, 4th, The republican county central com- mittee mec Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the court house, pursuant to the call of the chairman, I. 5, Has call, who presided, On motion of H, T. Leavitt, the time for holding the primarics was fixed for Bept. 4th from Bto 7 p. m, in the city and from 6 to9 in the country, The following call for the county +eonvention was adopted : L ‘l‘r‘c republican electors of the coun- Y flouu, in the city o5 T ] of Omaha, on Monday, the Hth day of Septomber, 1882, at 2 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing delegates as foll 3 F sional braska City on tember, 1882, A Eighteen delagrates to the judicial )n’ ) delegates to the congres- nvention, to be held at Ne- th day of Sep convention, to be held at Blair on the 11th day of Septomber, 1882, Fighteen delegates to the state con- vention, to be held at Omaha on the 20th day of September, 1882 Nine delogates to the seventh rona- al district convention, to be held Papillion, on the 23d of Sep- temb: Each ward of the eity will be en. titied to seven delegates, and oack country precinct will be entitled %o threo delegates, to the coumty con- tion laces of holding primaries will be as follows: First Ward storn_hotel, Second W, Joseph Cavan's Third Ward—0'Connor’s, Twelfth and Douglas streets. Fourth ward—Sheriff's offica, Fifth ward—Burn's store, Sixteenth streot, Sixth ward Dovglas p house, MoArdle--School house, Saratoga —School house. Florence—Hotel. Union—Trvington school house. West Omaha--Selden’s church, Elkhorn--Elkhorn city school house. Chicago—J, W. Stewart's store, Platte Valley —~ V., H., Thomas’ store, Millard—School house, Jefferson—School house, district 44, —— Millions Given Away. Millions of Bottlesof Dr. King's [New Dircovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, hinve been given away as ‘Trinl Bottles of tho large size, This enormous outlay would be disastrons to the pro- prietors, were it not for the rare merits possesed by this wonderful medicine. Cnll at O, K, Goodman's Drug Store, and gt # Trial Dottle and @y for yoursolf, never fails to cure LENA LOTT. "'Onp -More Unforfunate Gone to Her Death,” No. 1 engine; hou inct — Qualey Suicide of One of the Demi- Monde for Saturday’s Seneation, A young woman whose alliterative nom de plume was Lena Lott, but whoso real name was Lena Roberts, committed suicide, as is supposed, at her boarding house on Kighteenth stroet mear Cass, Friday by taking an over dose of morphine. The deceased came to Omaha in February last and since that time has become quite well-known as a woman of the town and to the police author- ities with whom she had become some- what involved, as well as by her testi- mony on the investigation of the oharges against city marsbal Angell, Friday, which is published else where. As seen on the witness ‘IMQ of ey on torn of respectable and well to do parents. She was of medium height and exceedingly well formed, with o very prepossessing and irtelli- gent countepance. She posseased a very fine soprano voice and had quite o good address and captivating do- livery, While in the council cham- ber yesterday she behaved ina most becoming manner and she could not be classed with the lower grade of wo- men of her class by any means, She was at home Friday as usual and sat out on the front porch of the cottege until quite a late hour, talk- ing with a cailer and seemingly in the best of spicits. Saturday moraing she was found lying on a couch in the front yard about 6 o'clock, with every gln tom of rapidly approachingdeath, . W, H. Lanyon was summoned, and after using the usual medical an- tidotes for poisoning, called Dr, Leisenring to his assistance, and both labored to save the life of the unfor- tunate young woman, but in vain, for at 10 o'clock she expired, The fact that she had been taking morphine Friday, together with her appear- ance that morning, the dilated pupils of hereyes, her heavy breathing, eto., all went to show that her death was caused by an overdose of morphine; The fact that she had been taking the drug Saturday and her apparent good -Kiriu Friday would seem to prove that the overdose might have been taken accidentally, but on the other hand the theory of suicide is borne out by an attempt wade on her life in February last, at whioh time she was saved by the prompt and skillful offorts of Dr. Lanyon, She/ ook morphine without oceasion, Tao deceased was about 18 years of age, and hoer parents are supposed to be residents of the state of Towa, though it is asserted that she ran away from Nebraska City last win. ter. Her fathor was in Omuha last week loaking for his wayward chil but she eluded his search. It is sai that she is & niete of Judge Field, of Council Blufs, but a telephone mes- sage sent that gentleman by the coro- ner, found him absent for home, Goroner Jacobs was notified about 11 o'clock of the death of the young woman, and proceeding to the house, empanelled the follow jury: ©, 0. Megeath, 0. Hollow, | James Conno- a H. H. King, P, Greenburg, W. wards, which, after hearing the testimony of the physicians and wit- nesses, found a verdict in accordance with the theory of suicide, The re- mains were then taken to Coroner Ja- cobs’ undertaking rooms, where they wili be held to discover, if possible, the whereabouts of her relations, Never Gi 1f you are suffering with low and de rossed spirits, loss of appetite, genera ebility, disordered blood, weak 'constitus tion, husduche, or any disease of & bilious ftture, by all ‘moans prooaroa bottle of Eleotrlo Bitters, You will be surprised to seo the rapid luiproyement that will follow] Jou il bo inspired with new lifo strength and activity will return; pain llui mrn-y will cease, and henceforth rejoice fn the pralse of Electric bitters. Bold at ifty cents ajbottle, byC, ¥, Goods Up. you will | b A LAST APPEAL. The Letter Demanding the Re- moval of Agent Mo- Gillicnddy, What the Sioux Chief Chargee |; ainst Him, Since the beginning of the trouble at Pine Ridge agency, frequent refer- ence has been made v the letter for- warded to the sceretary of the inter- or by Red Cloud and his chiefs, in which the removal of Agent MeGilli- cuddy within sixty days was de- manded, and th g in the ovent of tailure so to r to tako steps for an inve of his case, the agent would bo escorted out of the re- servation, The follow ng is a verbatim copy of a letter to Becretary Teller, which was duly transmitted to him: Pixe Rivee Aaexcy, D, T., Auguet, 133, 1882 o the Toncrallo Her the Interior, Washi St —We, the undersigned, chicfs and head men of the Og band of Sioux Indians, in coun sembled, most respectfully desire to submit the follewing facts, v We pome time ago requested Red Cloud, the recog- nized head chief of the Sioux nat of Indians, to address a communi tion in regard to our grievances, and the many acts of potty tyranny and iosults we are daily ‘compellod to, endure from our agent here, and presumed at the time that this humble request in our behalf would have been heeded, but no auswer haviog been received, we again solicited our chief to address you a second Jetter, and no notice to this, likewise, having been taken by your department, thus our most earnest ontreaties and eupplications having been wholly disregarded, we now have como to tho conclusion of making jointly one more appeal to you, vis: That if the present mcumbent as Uni- ted States Indian agent is not removed from this agency within sixty (60) days from date, or & proper person sent out in the meantime to investi- gate his gross miscondict here, we will; upon the expiration of the above astated time, take upon ourselves the responsibility of politely escorting him him out of our country, and let the consequences be atthey may. You cortainly have received timoly warn- ing, and if in the near future any serious troublo arises thersfrom lot the blame rest on those where it prop- erly belongs, Both Presidents Grant and Hayes assured our chief, Red Cloud, in Washington, -that whenever we be- came dissatisfied and discontented with our sgent, and found out his crooked ways and he becamo and mado humselt highly obnoxious to us and to our people, all we had to do was to report the facts to the proper wuthoritics in Washington, and he would at once be removed and a new man sent out to supersede him. The charges already preferred against this man we can fully substan- tiate and sustain, with many others not reported, and if you, as the hon- orable secretary of the interior, still refuse to act in the premises, then we must act for you. A i commurdeation 18 4 Tast Bppenl for our rights, and which has beea romised and guaranteed to us by all oriner administrations. (Signed) Red Clond, Red Spirit, Lictle Chi T'wo Bulls, Red Engle. Big Rib, Lo Hawl, No Necl No Swimmer, y Boar Brains, Tron Whit Seorotiry of Btanding Doar, Oharginy Bear, Ltk o Crow, Medicine Horse, Little Wolf, Kills tho White Urow, New Water Red Hawk, Yellow Hair, ik Head, Whit Shield, Trou Bear, Blaok IHill, all Man, Red Crow. Feathor-ou-the-Head, We zel Bow oop the Slow Bear, American Horso, Calico, He Dog, y Boar, Kille-in-Tight-Place W Joe, Pl Tron Horse, Little_Bull, tle, BEE- FOR SALE TONDAY, ATV GUST 23 1s MILL, MACHINERY. | LOOD | 1t youare prostratad with HURDOCE 1 your Bowels ar 1t you ha ‘e Indig el in FRC 11 you are trouled w ( or 1t your L "y hat 1 in o Ay d'n e 1o Kpav it an 1t your Liveris a storativo in one do 1t you have any syt Sores, a curative ren wond £ rif, v they all and 1 thoucht I w tin, 1 it w cording t2 directions and the | For lmparting strength and vitality to tho s fourth ¢ colt cewed to bo Jame and the | tem, nothing can o Tum e h bu: ono bottle | O MOHHE JCK BLOOD BITT and t o ump Por i b Bumooth ay &'y horse i ato Ho s ‘or Nervousand General Debility, tono ap the Iy cured, 7o cure wi: % remarkable system with SURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, have letfwo of my neig have the 3 i ‘o botiles wh At riow taing Price, 81,00 per Bottle; Trla Bottles 10 Ots Very respectf, URN, & Oo., Props. ULl FOSTER, 1 Sord for w positive Fokfetor ron. R QA BUFFA] prietors, vy wholesale by BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, [Gootmmn 't 0 " " Soely .| 'The Great bnglish X HEAR THE WITNESSES. ); v shirink from pu licity in conncetl 6.8, 8., but wen-e permittod to refer to i persons who bave known and noerful (Tects: O\ Py Y HC inal Wea) (OSTMAL tnes.od +xnry, Housto Swilt's » : Co,, Ga. We have in wn * hunds ohat iog, Merear Fezemn, Cat reh. ete, aud ‘do ¢ testify that it mot wi*h'ths most p nal ticcess, effec’ed radicat and porm i without & s in every ¢ Hugh L. Déprad, John G, Brown, Was Brunson Jamos D, s harp, Moore & Tutt e, J, W, Wimbe W. D. Piorce, ©."C. Duncan, Diy & Gordo: tieen, which are 80 de ke W. Belvin, W. Woolfock, 1 fann, 0, Treas, pear to the above o evs of said county, of the aston Co. Ga. Ct, Hou:ton Co. Ga, “Nothing but favorable reports, Belleve 8. 13 nspociue 00d Discases. universal satisfaction G. R¥TICON, ddor complainte, For sale vy all iind of Ki gleet a duuggists: §1a bottle. €O., Momphis, Tenn. ENOLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 718 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. For Sale in Omaha by €. F. GOODMAN. +18.°8, 8. civos botter satisfaction than any thing wo have ever handled. JACKS & , Helena, Ark, eard & cowplaint of 8. 8. S PETER & V0., Lousville, Ky. g ve never he ARTUUR Jangs-1v. satisfaction t ery 3, Sherman, 8. 8, has given entire one. A. B, RICHAK] Tox, T have had excellent sale for €. 8. 8. and the results have been most sa: isfactory.’ . 0. BURGE, Bowling Green, Ky. “Our sales of 8, 8, 8. h been good, and ite success perfect.” JONES & 0AREY, Montgomery, Ala. £ 37 vy 8.8, 8. has given unvorsal satisfactio R.W. FOWERS & CO., Richmond, Va. 1. will be paid to aSh00, Be T on nualyai of 100 to 8.4, 8., ono particle of Mercury, Indide of Po sium or any Mineral substance. BWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Props Ablauia, Gs, Price of Fmail sfse, §1.00, Large elso §1.70. 5old h all Druggists. GRAY'S SPECIFIO MEDICINE Tho GrestTiLs BE MARK ‘English rem- ¥ TRADE MARK N . An un- Diseaso 1a an effect, not & cause. within; its manifestations without. Henco, to cure the diseaso tho CAUSKmust bo remove inno other way can a_cvre uw’rti’tryle;:ll. RNER'S SAFE K| D Yfizn CURE is .m..;}}.’m on just this principle. * It reallzes that 96 Per Cent. otall diseases arizo from doranged kidneys an alver, and it strikes at once nt the root of the ifficulty. The olements of whichit is composed ct directly upon those great organs, both as a 00D acd RESTORER, and ciog them in a healthy, conditicn, drive disease and pain from ihe syetem. For the innumerablo troub'es caused by un- 1ts origin 1s Spormat Thon, Impot. ency, and all . Discsesthat i - follow as a —oFsS BEFORE TARING.sequence of AFTER TAKING, Soll-Abuso; as Loss of Memory, Universal Lasel tudo, Pain 11 the Back, Dimncss of Vision, Pre maturs 01d Age, and many other Disessed that iead to Insanity oF Consumption and o Prema- turo Gra £ Full partioulars 1n our pamohlet, which we desire to send froe tvmail 0 evary one, High-WhiteMin, Mad Bul Walka- ll~thn-gmuud,mtl.loH dier, Two Eagles, IS Bright's Diseaso, Dinbets, Kidney, Liver or Urinary Disoases. Have no fear of any of the diseases if you uso Hop Bitters, as thoy will pre- vent and cure the worst cnses, cven when you have been made worse by somo grent puffed up pretended cure, THE BAD AND WORTHLESS Aro never imitated or counterfeited, This 15 especially true of a family medicine, and it is positive proof that the remedy imitated is of the highest value. As soon aa it had been tested healthy Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs; for 37 Tho Specifl cMedicluo 1s sold by all drugglsts at 81 por package, or 6 packages for £, or will . ho distressiog Disordersof Women: for Malaris, be sent free by madl on ree1pt of tho money, by [ Hhe 4t oadgsiade Roi Y . X . 1 physical derangements generally, this great Aldrising] A3 THE SRATEEDICATA O Pommdy hae 0o 6qual; . Bewaro of lmpostors, Ink P Cte-and | \tations and concoctions said to be just a8 good, C bz era YorDiabotes, s for W ARN] SAFE ) e 9 H. H. WARNER & CO., me _Rool r N. Y. CELEBRATED T and proved by the whole world thut Hop Bittcrs was the purest, best and most valuable family medicine on earth, many imitativus sprung up and began to steal the notices in which the press and people of the country had expressed the merits of H, B, and in every way trying to indnce suf- fering invalids Jo use their stuff in stead, expecting to make money on the oredit and good name of H, B. Many others started nostrums put up in similar stylo to H, B., with vari- ously devised names in which the word *Hop" or “Hops’ were used in a way to induce people to believe they were the same as Hop Bicters, All such pretended remedies or cures, no matter what their style or name is, and espicially those with the wor ‘‘Hop" or **Hops" in their name or in any way connected with them or their name, are imitations or counterfeits, Boeware of them. Touch none of them. Use nothlng but genuine Hop Bitters, with a bunch or ecluster of green Hops on the white label, Trust nothing else. Drugeists and dealers are warned against dealing in imita. tions or counterfeits. MORBT'S EUROPEAN HOTEL, Tho most contrally located hotel In the clty, Koous 70, $1.00, §1.60 and $2.00 por day. oot Class Ristaurant - connccied. with tho - HURST, = Prop. (Corner Fourth and Locust Streets. BYT. LOUIS MO. Hiver ok nerees 1| You wiil ho e 1Ly 1 use Hop Bitters 3yn erosine For a quartor of cantiry o acn b Stom has been. xvin ppecidc torindies ion, dyspepala, fever & d g o et compl ot & aldrders, and - bee 1o & empha dorsd b s na nan e Healh v skt g NE:‘%}?‘; e, rostorative It coun erats o tende cv t pre- Gua : Dr. K. C. West's Norve and Brain Troatmeny- A tuiy A0d sustaing and cowlorts 'tho | \ occido for Hystoria, Dissiness, Convulsio Memmory, Spsrmaatorshia, Liposeacy, Iy oliatary emory, irhaa, Lmpotency, Involun Euwmissions, Premature Old Age, caused by over- exertion, self-abuse, or over-lndulgence, which leads to misery, docay and death. ~One box will oure recent casee. Each box contalns one month's treatment, One dollar a box, or six boxes for fve dollars; sent by mall prepald on recelpt of price. We guarantée six boxes to cure any case, [Vidh aach ardar recelved by us for six boxes, ae. companled with five dollars, will sead the pur. For salo by all Drugglsts aud Dealers weverally. DR. CLARKE 1 Giaer | Esrawumumo 1861, broSit o ER) . St. Louls, is still treat- ing all PRIVATE, NER. VUUS, OHRONIC and y Sporm | chascr our written guarautee to retur’ the L‘:‘.}:_"m,,“"&fi; Toney Af the treatment do¢, aot effect & cure, al ncapacity), Powads | 0. 8. Goodman, Sl Whnleesle aad 9| Discasos, Irrogularitios, | rogul ~ ut, Ow: Ondos by tnall ol Diffculbivs, ot aaila__ed dawiv )IBI:A other treatment A urcs, varloocels, 1, urinary, gravel, stoue, ulcers, Bright's, disbotes, dropsy, o mption, sore throat, ca- tarch, dizziuess, billiousuess, oiaiaris, neuraigia, rhoumatism, héart, kidney and bladder diseases, are cured by the Akahel Mineral Spring Water, or the perfected treatment of the European and A erican Medical Bureau specialty y hysicians in London, Paris, Vienns, Berlin, snd New York. Famphiet, with dircotio » and ceriificates of tree. Meodicil sterility, discasod prostra on CuRoNIO Diskases, one stawy of Seli-abuse or Private Discas, &4 Victin sond £ staw) pa for CELESEATED WoRKS on Nervous and texual D iscascs. Coneultation personally or- by lotier, FREE Consuit the old Dostor, THOUSANDS CURED. " Oflice 1n_quiet, private, respectable place. You see no one bat the dootor, Clarko 1s the ouly physi Y| JELERS™ cale and HOUSE i |in Gmaha, Visitorscanhere |find all novelties in SIL- |mpest and Best Piano |VER WARE. CLOCKS, Organs manufactured. i Stylish Jewelry,| Our prices are as Low as 3 &l nd and 2 Aolections | Pianos and Organs soid NES aand [for cash or installments at PR Bottom Prices. M A SPLENDID st Knabe in way Pianocs, ces compatible with Pianos, Vose & &on's Pi honorable deale 11 (anos, and other makes. Fét ey land see our Elegant New |, Al Clough & Warren, ial, 8mith Sterling, Imp Stove, Tower Building, fa oricaty Organs, & Do corner 11th and F not fail to see us before pur- chasing, MAX MEYER & BRO, MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW CASES! A Large 8t kalways: on Hand. fe PERFECTION ROASTING AND BAKIHG, is only attainod by usiv —CHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges. WITH WIRE GAUZE OVER DOORS. For selo by MILTO!H ROGERS & SONS ONK S EA. jul arnham Streets &ely BERQUIST BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, qufl.-lgn-g Dflnfl__jfl :L]l Br'a;nflhflfl. 410 8. THIRTEENTH § TEHRE MEDART PATENT WROUGH? TN PULLRYS. ¢ E. M. MAXWELL, FREMONT, NEB., EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR THIS STATE. The following advantages are laimed for this Pulley: It 18 STRONGER and more durable, owing: 1, To the absence of shrinkage strains. 2, To the increased num- ber of armws. 3, To the fact that t he rim is much stronger than the cast rim, Ir 1s BETTER FALANCED, IT 18 MUCH LIGHTER, T SAVES BEL It 15 CHEAPER. There is no danger of breakage in handling when shipped loose. \When shipped loose they are gonerally accepted as third-class freight instead of first-class, and as the weight is only one-halt that of cast Pulleys the fraight isstill further reduced, WE GUARANTE THEM to perform satisfactorily any work from the lightest to the heaviest, SpLrt PuLLeys from 12 to 48 inches diameter only. 3 Pulleys of wider face than 18-inch are provided with two sets arms without extra charge. ;. §e supply each Pulley with two set-screws without extra charge, ALSO. Agent for Patent Hot Polished Shafting OUR OLAIMS. What we claim for our PAteNT Hor POLISHED SHAFTING is: 1st, That it is round and straight, ' 24 Tt can be acourately rolled to any desired gauge, 3d. That its surfsce being composed of magnetic oxida of fron obviates any un. due tendency to rust or tarnish, while it at tho same time gives one of the best journal or bearing surfaces ever discovered. ; ; 4th, That it will not warp or spring in key seating, fth, That it is wade of the very best of refined stock, & For further particulars, price list and discounts, send to E. M, MAXWELLS Foundry and Machino Shop, Fremont N F.O. MORG.AN, WHOLESALE GROCER, B.» 1218 Farnham 8t.. Omaha, Neh. LEREFPFRIBED&&E&CO, The Only Exclusive Wholesale Hardware ‘House XN TEE WEST. 1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET. OMAHA - - NEB. J. A, WAKEFIELD, WUOLESALE AND RETAIL DRALER IN W IO S IER TER. Lath, Shingles, Pickets, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, LIME, CEMEN TE.ASTER, BTO. 1aUts Curcs OF N0 pay 6. Uffic.s, 184 Lexington where, Hours, § A, M. t0 8 b M. ) o 2 al-dawim SWETATE AGENS FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANYY OMAHANS Near Union Pacific Depot,