Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 15, 1882, Page 2

"AHEAD OF THE WORLD. The Big Business in Which Omaia Takes a Back Seat to No Piace. A Distributing Point for All the Eastern Manufac- turers, What Has Been Accomplished by the Lininger & Metealf Agricul- tural Implement Company. Among all the states of the nnion Nebraska stands pre-eminent for its agri- al rosourcos and its facilities for communication with the trans-Missisippi territory from the Red River of the North to the Rio Grande. Omaha has been apty called the Gate City of the West, and its advantages and resotirces as & commercial and railroad oenter are daily being more appreciated by 21l who turn their eyes to the living west vlace for investing capital that has in the east. prafreworthy fact that rone aps iate the advantages of this city more hows who early cast theie lots with and have seen the city's remarkable growth in the past few years, The result has been that in the more tocent period of the oity's i<tory new local eaterterprises haye been inaugurated, which execed mn importance snything before known here, Amone these none have been more extensive and jrom. Morrison plows, cultivators, Lansing wheel barrows, Nesmuth grain register, etc., are in full sto k, and a large pac: ocoupied by buggies, in which the house doss so im- mense & teide that their stock teems sim. ply fabutous in size, On the nd floor of this wing the White Lend works have several car loads f goods stored, and the Cleveland co-op erative stove works also oconpy coneider- 'nhh rpace, It would be nseless and tiresome to de- tail all the rooms or even the different warehouses connected with the com: any’s property, for there is an immense bace. meént unfer the whole building, & big stor- age warehouse to the enast and several outside buildiogs ewch as large a+ an_ordinary wholesale ho ‘hese are filled with heavy stuff, barbed, wire, mowers and reapers, etc. There are els. vator connections with building. A 1 quantity of telephone supplies for n the distric's now 1| supplied throughout the state are stored in one the rooms, In another are mowers, and the famons and beauti. ful Mitchell wagons, 1In fact the whole establi-hment is o extonsive, und the stock o complate and_enormons that no_adequate idea can be oLtained of it by vight. The displag in the company's pavilli n at the fair grounds i fine, but this a whole national expsition in iteelf, and is well worth seeing, as the firm is worthy of the patronage of the public generally. There is no doubt but that esstern manufacturers will appreciate the advan. tages offered, and that the Lin nger, Met- cslf Company will soon their space fllled, and n business that will justify the outlay aud expense, and justify ail their faith in the good judgment of the people of this section, Karnamazoo, Mich,, Feb. 2, 1880. 1 know Hop Bitters will bear rec- ommendation houestly, All who ase them confer upon them the highest encomiuwe, aud give them credit for making cures—all the proprictors iring than was the orgacizition of th inger & Metcalf implement company, which begun business Decem er 15th, 1831, with a cash capital of $100,00) in the great buildings once occupied by the Bemis brew- ery, and which, hoth by arrangemoent and location were peculiarly acdapted to this purpose, “T'his company is composed of Hon, G, W. Lininger, of this city, a gentleman of twonty years experience in the busines and ‘\(u-m, J. M. Metealf, Thos, K. Met- calt and I, P, Devallon, all old machine mon, The enterpriso was started under the most_fayorable auspices, the great brick building was put in magnificent shape at an immense outlay and it i+ literally true that Omaha has to-day the Iargest and wost o mylete agricultural implem nt war-house in the world, having, oy r 63, 000 «quare fect of floor room an'l six enoi- mons warehouses, covering three ncies of ition o the transiction of their own buxiness the company h ve aimsi ularly t)make Omaha the ¢t ng point for eastern muufacturers « therefore prepared themwelves to furn All facilities for storaye and vhipment o goods, for leasing rooms or grouni to e - ern men who desired to handle their own business, and even to farnish desk room to all to desre it. ‘The Walter A, Wood compacy his already availed themselves of this opportunity, #nd several other con- cerna are about locting with trem, The Lininger, Meteslf company are able to 4 mdle all the trade that comes to tham, as will ha veo nd by their ex- cell ni raile i n raach dealers in an> p ot of Nebraska inside of twenty - four e, and by ‘loadivg assor car lowds of machinery, can save th. oth (me and monwy. Their torritory coyers il Nebraska and southern low:, und three trave men are kept on the road all the time, while the force em. ploved at the warehouse varies from ten [othirty men. The only department in which retailing is_done is in carriages and buggies, of which they hue the finest and largest stosk in the west, In this line their trade from the very sia tonish the firm themselves, Their stock throughous conkists of 4 double line of !t the first clas goods in the country, so that-thay are able e faraisn ty different dealers in esch tosn. r A BEE 1e jotter recently h d an oppor- tunity to look through the companys’ warohou which liex just east the U ion Pacific and B, & M. depots, and certainly it is a sight worth seeivg and re- quires no stretch ot imagination to be de- scribed in the most gowing terms, A glimpse from the top of the main building «ives n most accaraie iden of the fav, focation and tucilitics for yeaviving and shipping voods, Tie B, & M. froght de- pot ix less than w bl ck and & haif from the warehoue doors, thie U, P. freight de- pot twound a half blocks, and thenew B & M. de, ot on the dump three blocks away. Situated in the ¥ councoting the U, P, and B, & M, roads, both tracks run alongeids of their very doors, and goods can be londed and uoloaded at their plat- form with astonishing rapidity, as #ix cars can be handled at one time, aud any one of the depots can be reached inso very little time. Inthierespect they have an advantage over all other impleu ent houses now or yet to be uuu‘uli»Su- 1, for none can ever obtain exactly such a loca- tiov, anddealers who send Kx oriers to be prowptly filled oan be accommodated within a few hour ,while elsewherea who'e day's d'lay would be incurced merely to reach the deposits with consignments,” It is safa tosay that the company is better locatedin thix respect, one of the most im- portant in their business, thun any wholo- sale house in the country, A brief description ot the buildings and contents will be of interest in this connec- tion, though we would advise all who come to the uity to go down and see for them. selven what will more than verify the statements made above, At the woit side of the near the shipping platforms spicious office, o cupied by the officers of the firm and also by two or three representatives of mstern firms who have already seoured desk and storagero m. In the same build. ing snd at the vear of the «fHlce is the room contuining harness sam, ch the wholesaling in that line is don Be tween the office and ¢ ilding is a fire hydruut for the prote the prop- erty and £ r wetting down the grounos, by whih the muchinery is always kept free from dust and can be seen to much better advantage by purchasers, The wain warchouse contists of an L, in the south wing of which and on the first floor ix the sawple rocm for buggier, now containing »bout thin.{ jobe set up, This does not represent all the samples, s a lurge number was sent out yesterday, There is room for sixty jobs set up, Here all rorts of cervisges, buggies, phie. tons, ete,, are «xhibited, the leading man. ufacturers repres nted heing Short & Smith, ..l on Bros., the O:bkosh cirrd comuans, Ling Lo v, bugey Middleton, O MeLear & K 10k, xtom, P, 0. Had. ok, Mitchell, Lewis & Co,, faru, «xi W spring wigon makrs; Schuttler & Huiz, Above this spacious room is another of the sume size, which will be vaed sr & saw- ple roum of everything kept in stoo':, ‘The third fl or, same size, is resorved as a storage room property and An elovator will be {'ut in at ounce, whi will run from the ST w40 the marth wing, throush wile doors conpecting the two varts of the I, ove cowes to the 'ourth floor of that de partment, ip which are all sorts of odds In this wing wn elevator with a7 by 12 platform runs sud eude and Jight storage. frow the roof down to the collar and cax t art snything in the house with rop- dity and eass. Then is also & snall ele- idity and ease. There vator for light packages. Tue story beneath this contaivs buggies, boxed, seeders, com planters, sakes sud scrapers, aready for sbippiog, and i)l Pt all sorte and €. lAl:. are Lep the | before the another floor Lelow are of wepairs for wachinery, here & rsordinary supply of extras :i the Walter A, Woods machines, for bugsies, while the fourth floor s desigued for Night storage. & Laseent to the top claim for them, 1 have kept them since they wore first offored to the pub- lie, They took high rank from the first, and maintained it, aud aro more ealled for than all others combined. So long as chey keep up their high repu- tation for purity and usefulness, I shall continue to recommend them— something I have never before done with any othor patent medicine, | J. J. BABCOCK, M.D. Pl S A e PAIN KILLERS COUNCIL, The Nebraska State Dental Society-- Second Dey's Proceedings. The convention met at the office of Dr, Mason, Dr. J. W. Chadduck, of Nebraska City, in the chair. Drs, G, R, Tefft, of Lincoln; E, ¥, Root, of Crete. and Allen Fones, of Aurora, hav- ing made application for membership, were duly elected, The committee on dental legislation re- ported a bill for submission to our coming legislature, which was adopted and the committee continued, The opening of the question box called forth considerable dss- cussion, The merits of gold and other fill- ings were discused at nome length, The committee on revision of list of membera reported the erasing of nineteen na v es from the list and the retoution of twenty.thres members in gecod stunding, Tho election of officers resulted in the election of the following: President— S, H, King, Lincoln, Vice President—I. W, Funk, Deatrice, Corresponding Secretary-—A- P, John son, Omaha, Searetary and Traaearer--W, ¥, man, Fremont, The presider . appointed the following standing corlinittees: Fixecut¥ o A, S, Billings, J, W, Chad- zes duck, & W. Funk. was 80 great a3 to ax. LAMdmbenh(p—J.‘ J. Wiley, C. H, Paul, + Fones, A vote of thanks was tendered Mr, Roseman for the able manner in which he hyd filled the secrotary’s chair, Dr. Billings, chairiian of the committee on recolutions, reported the following relating to the late vresident, Dr, Vance, which were adopted: Wuriias, By the recent visitation of death, our beloved friend and bubther, Dr. D A Vance, late president of this assci- ation has Leen 1emoved from earth to his cronal re t; and Witenras, By Lis death we, of the Ne- braskn Dental “associati n, feel thet we have been deprived of an esteemed fri-nd, our profession of one of its wost proficient and yaluable members, acd society of o mo-texemplary and hinest ma Therefors be it resolve!, That while we deeply deplore his sad demise in the prime of bis ife and in the midst of his u ofu'ness, and while wo shall greatly miss his choerful presence and wise counsel from among us, yet we wnst bow in hum- ble subm ssion to the will of the Supreme tuler, whose mandate has cast such s shadow over those whose good fortune it has been to know him most intimately while living; and be it further Resolved, That we tender our most heartfelt sym hy to his widow and chil- dren in the deep affliction cuused by their bereavement; and be it further Rasolved, That these resolutions be caused to be published in the Dental Cos- mos, and that the secietary be instructed to send n copy thereof to the widow of our deceased brotber, Resolved, That these resolutions be published in the Omoha aud Kearney papers, r, Billings vead an able paper on the death of Dr, Vance, followed by volun- teer remarks. Adjourned to meet ut Lincoln the third Tuesday in May, 1083, Netice. The ‘‘Hawthorn Centennial Bx. celsior Roof Paint,” was patonted May 24th, 1881, aud otters patont num- ber 241, 803. Avy person found or known to tawper with the mana. facture of said paint will be punish- ed to the full extent of law. No per- son has any suthority whatover to sell recoipts, Hawriory & Bro,, Lancaster Pa, e e CRICKET Omaha v Council Bluffs and the Former Wins. T'he return cricket mateh between the above named clubs was played Wednesday (Wodnesdsy) on the B, & M. base ball grounds, kindly lent for the occasion, The O has again won easily, The gawe comu enced about 1:30 by the Bluffs ssnding in Howcll aud Mullis to the bowling of Shepherd sud Hodgetts, The fist over 6 runs were registered, but Hodgetts soon settled Howell, which let in Juckson, He did not stay long, the same bowler upsetting his stumps, 1, Green, the captain, now came forward and some steady playing was shown for a fow overs, when Shepherd upset the stump of Mullis, and the next over from Shepberd Green's peg was shot out the ground, Nothing of any intesest vceurred un il Mr. Huntiog. ton appeared, when sowe lively feats w performed, keeping all the players on one ) | eontinuous laugh, when be was run o 7 aud the inoings closed for 87, Hodge taking 6 wickets and Shepherd § The Omahas cowmenced battivg with Bracey aud Parker, Howel and P taking up the bowling. Beacey cut and drove e.ch bowler for twos, when he lost the compuny of Parker. This let in Houdgetts, who fell to o splendid osteh, and Bracey quickly ran up the score, and | sbip in Sheplherd did very litle, but Whitehouse all of Bracey's wicket the Omahos had won the mat: 19 ia fine style batted well, and the ion or 43 to the Lood. iogs closed for 70 Appended is the score: OMAHAS, Bracey, run out. & Parker, ¢. Gre n, b, Howell. Hodgett, c. {owell, b, Peacock Shepherd, b. Peacock Whitehouse, run out. Preston, b, Peacock Cwrnaby, b. Green Hurst, b, Howell ‘homp on, not out COUNCIL BLUPFS, Hodge'ts Juckron b, Hodgetts R. Greon b, Shepherd.. Parkerson b, Hodgetts Laffinder c. Petre b, Hodgetts. . Huntivgton ru ont neock o, Peire b, He en b, Hodgette, . n b, Shepherd.. Extras Total. . SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Made irorr the wild flowers of th FAR ¥AMED YOSEMITE VALLEY, it ia the most fragrant of perfumes, Munufactured by H. B. Slven, San Francizeo, For sale in Omuha by W, J. Whitehouse and Kenr Bros., & Co. 10 Now York Anti-Monopolists Special dispateh to THE DEk: BSARATOGA, September 14,—The anti-monopoly state convention ret this afternoon with 160 delegates in attendance, The convention hall was entirely bare ot decorations, and the wallery was occupicd by about a dozen spectators, including two ladies. Two American flags were droped from the back of the stage, across which was stretched a piece of calico, upon which was printed the following: *‘The prosperity of our government depends upon the maintenance of the people’s right's against geasping centralization of corporate wealth.” Many resolu- tions wore read and referred to the committee on resolutionr, One warned democrats if théir Wall street candidate secured a nomination the party will merit the condemvation of the anti-monopoly party, while if the republican party vominates Alonzo B. Cornell, his support would-be in harmony with the anti-monopoly principlos. The resolutions were received with mingled hitses and cheers, After recess Patrick H. Cowan wae chosen permanent chairman, The platiorm of principles set forth that steam and electricity have be- coms controlling factors in the com- mercial and 1ndustrial world, and these great forces have been monopo- lized by those who use them to tex the masges for private advantage., Corpo- rato life now wields those great forces which have assumed an importance wevor hitherto contemplated. It is concentrating the wealth of the nation in the hands of a few persons with alarming rapidity, to the injury of the musees of the people. It has appro- pristed tho power of political parties corrupted elcetions and legislation to an extent which degrades public mo- rality and endangers freo institutions, and the whole political system seem to have been pervaded with the spirit of monopsly which must be overcome or popular government will become a failure. A conference with the labor arty was ordeyed in case the reg: lican and democraticstate convention next week do not make satisfactory nominations, Horsford’s Acid Phosphate. FOIL OVERWORKED PROFESSIONAL MEN. Dk, Cuas. T. MircueLs, Cansudaiy gus, N. Y., says: “I thiuk ita grand restorer of brain forco or neryous cnergy.” Revoivers at Ten Pac: Special Dispatch to THg Bre, SaN Francisco, September 14, —A Tombstoue (Ar ) dispatch saye: It is is reported that Hon, Samuel Pardy, editor of The Epitaph, and Patrick Hmilton, editor of The Independent, departed for Sonora last evening to fights duel. Both men, with seconds and surgeone, are absent from town, The rumor is pretty well authenti cated, Hamilton, accompanied by Wm, Milligan and John Burke, as seconds, and Dr, MoSwegan, as sur- geon, departed at 8 o'clock; Purdy, with Judge Edward McGovern and John Sevenoke for seconds, and Dr. Goodfellow, as surgeon, left at o'clock. The duel is to take place at 10 o'clock to-morrow, in Sonora, twelve miles south of Bisbee. The trouble grew out of articles published by Hamilton in his paper. Purdy sent the challenge, Weapous, re- volvers; distance, ten pace, - ———— Arrest of a Noted Crook. Bpecial Dispatch to The Lee, Toreka, Kan,, Sept. 14,—A detec- tive to-day arreeted Pete McCarthy, a notorious Chicago counterieiter and confidence man, MeCarthy had 8600, part of which he scknowledged was stolen, He offered the detective £500 to allow him to escape. Flood and Fever. Special Dispaich to'Tuy | BrownsviLug, Tox,, September 14 ~~The river is flocding the northwest- ern park of the city. Mavy fawilies are forced to leave their houses, Thirty-one new cases of yellow fever and three deaths, Mexicans. The board of health has organiz:d with Dr. Murray, president, and Dr. Tamer, of the Times-Damocrat, scc- rotary. The sick are all dowg well The fever is now at mavy ranches along the river, Assistance h oxtorded them, The sick Brown are doing well, Mrs, Wither- ell is out of danger, Quarantive against Matamor, re-established, Murrylng Rich. You need not be poor and depend. ent on your wedding day, for every person—male or femalo—can get a good round sum of money at masriage if they hold a certificate of member- THE MARRIAGE FUND MUTUAL TRUST ASSOCIATION of Ocdar Rapids, Towa, 10,000 has already been paid in benefits to its me , in the nine months of the swsoviations’ organization,and there is & golden opportunity for thousands more to resp even larger benefita, Nothing like it was ever known, Do uot postpone sending in your request for cireulars giving full “and complete informgtion regarding the plans and opperatione of the asc tion, Agents can make bigger mone’ than in any other business. It is atrictly honorable, pleasant and_pro- fitable. The Auditr of State holds a deposit from the association as pre- scribed by law, for the procection of their members, The only aesociation of the kind in existence orgauvized ac- cording to law. Write at once for circulars, Say where you saw this notice, aug3ll-m Hitl's Suocessor. Special Dispatch to Trn Bre, ATLANTA, Ga., September 14.—Gov. Colquit is thinking of appointing B, H. Hill to fill the unexpired term of his late father in the United States senate. Mr, Hill to-night prepared a letter the governor declining the prospective appointment, stating the office is beyond his aspirations, The Eleotion in Maine. ) | bpecist Dispateh to Trn ke Mo., Soptember 13 with the PoRTrAND The Adveriisor's estimato latest roturns makes the house of ropresentatives as follows: R:publi- oans 102, fusion 48; last year, repub licans 84, fu Bucklhn's Arnica Salve, The Brst Satve in the would for Cuts, Bruises, Sorcs, Uleerr, Salt Rheum, Fe. ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil blains, Corne all skin ernptione, snd positively cures It s gnaranieed to infactfon m aey rofunded, cents par Aor waie by O, W, Goodman ox New York Democrats. Special Dispatch to Tur B, Avpany, September 13,—-The dem- ocratic state committee will meet at Syracuee, September 20th Gently Does It. Tugene Cross, Swan Street, writes: “Ihave used Srrine Brossou for dyspepsia and indizestior, and have found it to act admirably as agentle aperient aud blood purifier, 1 consider it unequaled; ‘yon are at linerty to use my name as o re- ference.”” Price 50 cents, trial bottles 10 cents, Buffalo, Emma Bond Dying. Tavrorviuie, 111, September ' — Emma Bond is in a dying condition. Last night she required four men to hold her. Her death, which is hourly expected, may again arouse the popu- lation to a violent outbreak. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA. A, NEB. Tables supplied with the best the market attords. The traveling public claim they get botter accommodations || and more general eatisfaction here than at any other house in Omaha, Rate, $2 per day. aug21tfme et 2y St Up the Fiume. TLoxnox, September 14.—Edward R. DeWolski, a stockand share broker, and a very extensive outside specula- tor on the stock exchange, has failed. He had accounts open in all descrip- tions of stock, including Grand Truuk. Having been speculating for the fall, his indebtedness to one firm of brokers is £100,000. Should you be a sufferer from dys- pepsia, indigestion, malaria, or weak: neas, you can be cured by Brown's iron Bitters. LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY COLLEGE—Threo courses; open to both xos. 2 ACADE —Classicsl and Englis Gived 4 bost.of téain.ng for college or bus n FERRY HALL -Sominary for Youn Ladies, Unsurpassed In beanty and heal hful- ness of situation, and In extent of advantagos offered and thoronghness of training yiven, On Lake Michigan, Yoar bc‘m. Soptember 15, 1852. Appl o PREST GREGORY, Lake Forest, Il Jv13-codzm FAST TIWE| In golog Kt take the Chicag & Northwest- Tinlng leave Owana 8:40 p. m, and 7:40 8. m, Eor full information call on H. P, DEUEL, Ticket Agent, 14th and Faroam ste., J. BELL, U. P, Kailway Dupot, oras JAMEST. CLARK, Ueneral Agont. ar PERFUME Murray & Lanman’s FLORIDA WATER, Best for TOILET, BATH and } ANDKERCHIEF. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS! O. SPECHT, - - Proprietor. 1212 Harney 8, - Omrha, Neb, MANUFACTURERS OF Galvanized Iron, CORNICES, DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, Specht’s Patent Motalic Skylight, Patent Adjusted Ratchet Bar and Bracket Shelving, [am the general agent for the above line of goods. IHON FENOCING, Ireatl Balustradea, Vera: .:'n:' Rallioze, Window i ANTIQUARIAN BODK STORE 1420 DOUGLAS STREET Headquarters of the Litoratl Tho Cheapest, Largost llnd cholcest coll slor of NEW AND SECOND-HAND BOOKS ' inthe W SUHOOL BOOKS A SPECIALTY Cash paid for Bocond-Hand Book or exchanged for new. H. SCHONFELD, 22-1y PROPRIETOR CHDICE CICARS. . ey Prioes to Suit Evervhody From Half s Dolles Dow s to Bo 8c hrotier Becat's THE DA!LY BEE----()MAHA FRIDAY, Mrs J. 6. Robertaon, Pittzinre, Pa., writos: 1 waa suffering from g ility, want of ap- ctite, constipat c., 80 that fifo was & bur. jon; after using Burdock Blood Bittors I folt bot. tor than for years. I cavnot praiso your Bitters t00 much, R. Gibba, of Buffalo, N. Y., wrl Bordock Bloc ma Thave used them mysolf with best Fosults, for torpidity of the liver. sod in cnaoof a triond of mine sufforing from dropay, tho effe " ct, N. V., writes: T have sus digorder of the Kidneys, nd to business; Burdock Blood e mo before half & bottlo was used ot that they will entirely - Asenith Hal, Binghampton, N. ¥ with o dull pain thrs spirits, appetite ity keep up all Jiood Ditters a8 di- 10 first weolk af Mr. Noah Bates, Elmira, N. Y. four years ago I had an attack of never fully recoverod. My ¢ wero weakened, and [ would be e trated for days. itos: “*Abont us fover, and tive organs uplotely pros Adftor nsing two bottles of your Burdock Blood Bitters ther mprovement was s vidible that I was astonished. * I ean now, though 01 years of 6go, do a fair and reasonable day's work. ©. Blacket Robinson, propeetor of The Canada Prosbyterian, Toronto, Ont., writes: *For years 1 suffered gréatly from oft-recurring headache. T used your Burdock Blood Bitters with happiost results, and I now find mvself in better health than for years past.” Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, N, Y, writes: I havo used Burdock Elood Bitfers for herveus and bil. fous headashes, and can recomeend I to anyone roquiring cura for hilliousness. Mrs. Ira Mulinolland, Albany, N. Y, writes: “For everal years I huve 4 ticm clt-rec ring billious headaches, dyspepsia, and com. ‘)llmu peculiar_to sex. Since using your Burdock Blood Bitters T am entirely relieved.” Price, 81.00 per Sottle; Ttla Bottles 10 Cts POSIER, MILBURN, & Uo., Props, BUXFALO, N. Y. Hold a8 wholeeale by Ieh & McMahon and O, ¥. Goodnian 10 27 eod-mn The Great knglish Remedy o Novor falls ta cuto Nervous Debility, Vi tal Exhaustion, Emie. dons, Seminal Woal- nesses, LOST BIAN [HOOD, and ali the [levil eifects of youth Editu1 follies and oxcus- It stops perma. pAnently all weakening, involuntary loss:s and drainn upon the ays- o, the Inevitablo rc 5 sult of these evil pras tices, which ‘ure o destruetive to mind and body and aks 1ifo miserablo, oztcn leading to insani- ty and death. It strongthens tho Nerves,Brain, (memory( Blood, Muscles, Digeative and Repro- ductive Organs,’ 1t rostoros to all the organic tuncticns their” former vigor and vitality, ma- \ing life choerful and enjoyable. Price, 83 o hottle, o four timen tho quantity §10. Scnt by expross, securo from obscrvation, to any address. on recelpt ot price. No. C. 0. D. eent, except on receipt of 81 a8 & stee. Letters ro- Guosting answers must inclose ntamp. Dr., Mintie's Dandelion Pills aro tha host and cheapost dyspepeia snd billious cure I the market. Sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents., Dr Mixmin's Kivnsy Rmumpy, NpReTiooy, Curesell kind of Kidney and biadder complainte gonorthes, gleot and loucorrhen. For gate by all augglsts: €1 bottloe, ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 8 Olive St., St. Louls, Mo, For Sale in Omaha by C. F. GOODMAN. Jan2b-1y To Nervous Sufterers THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY. Or, J, B, Simpson's Spescidc I FESD A COIENT IR, 12 » posjtive cure for Spermatoirhes, Bemtan ol disosses T carlygrzve The Specific Kot fail pare are. Prico, Specifi, 't peckage, oF o'z pack ages for 86,00, Pal Ertors s 8 all crdor IMSON ME| E CQ, Nog. 104 and 104 Main Bt Bufiaio, N. ¥ in Omaba by O, F. Gocdmen, J,'W. Bel, iristnevery where, 9100 adi, D. 81 Sold sud all drn; 1 0w DR. CLARKE 0 Cure! g, 811 o e} Estamuaanen w}y 811 7 8t. Louls, s till troat- ing all PRIVATE, NEK. VOUS, GHRONIO snd Special Discases, Sperma- torthaa, Impoteucy (Sex- Tncapacity) nalo Gularitics, 0 25 centy (in stamps) €2 pry expross charges on o ‘valuable ork” entitled *Disorses of Women, etc.” Worl on CHRONIO DISEASES, one stamp. 427 Victims of Sclt-abuse or Private Discasc, send 2 stam) for CRLKBEATED WORKS 0n ivervous and ¢ exusl cascs, Consultation porsonally or by Consu ¢ the old Doctor, THOUSANDS . Offico In quict, vrivate, respectable You seo no_one but the doctor. Dr. *larko Is tho only physiclan in the city who wa auts cures or o pay ¥ odicines sent ever- whore, Hours. 5 A. M. ta R P M dkwivy R Prosident. 3, Sec. and Troas. W. 8. Dusats THE NEBRASKA MANUFACTURING 00 Lincoln, Neb MANUFACTURERS OF Uorn Planiers, Hrrrows. Farm Rollers Sulky Hay i&uku. Bucket Elevatlng W odmile, 5% do Job work and manutes urivg for other paities, Addrows ol or ‘ers £78BASKA MANUFACTUZ NG 00 w Lincoln, Ne SPORTING GOODS Single Breech Loading Shot Guns, from 85 to $16, Doubls Bree ch Loadin; Muzgle Loading Shot Shot Buns, $18 from fo 875, uns, from §6 to 835, Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and all Kinds of Fancy Goods. Ful] Stook nf_fihow (agos V Always | nnmmfl v 4 schanm :nd Wood Pipes and everything required in a first-Class Ciganr, Tobaceco and Notion Store. igars f-m $15.00 per 1,000 upwards. Send for Price List and Samples. - S PR BOOK-KEEPING, BANKING, PENMANSHIP, COMMERCIAL BUS A. M. CLARK, | Painter&Paper Hanger SIGN WRITER & DECORATOR. WHOLESALE & RETAIL WALL PAPER! Window Shades' and Curtains, CORNICES CURTAIN POLES AND FIXTURES. il Paints, Oils & Brushes, 107 South 14th Street. OMAHA, - - - NEBRASKA. &e NESS FORMS, COMMERCIAL LAW, POLITICAL ECONOM ARlTH‘ME'NC, ENGLISH LANGUAGES, Taught by gentlemen of business experience and broad scholarship at the WYMAN COMMERGIAL CULLEGE, A new institution b and evening inna 2d on the highest staudard of excellence. re now in successful operation, Day and Fog cireulura or special information apply to or address A. L. WYMA‘N el PERFECTION ROASTING AND BAKING, is only attained by using CHARTER 0AK Stoves and Ranges. WITH WIRE GAUZE OVER DOORS, For sale by MILTON ROGERS & SONS OonxAELA,. jull-m&ely ~ OIREGTORY OF LEAUING WESIcEn HUTEL HOTFLS, ARLINGTON, WEATHERLY HOUSE, REYNOLDS HOUSE, BARATOQA HOTEL, MARSH HCUSE, COMMERCIAL HOTIL" HALL HOUBE, OITY KOTEL, COMMERCIAL HOTE ., GRAND CENTRAL MISSOURI PACIFIC HATEL, COMMERCIAL HOUBE GREENWOOD HOUSE, COMMERCIAL HOUSE, ENO'8 HOTEL, EXCHANGE HOTEL, METROPOLITAN HOTEL, MORGAN HOUSE, 8UMMIT HOUBE, HOUSTON HOUBE, REYNOLDS HOUBE, WALKER HOUBE, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, CITY HOTEL, PARK HOUBE, NEBRASKA HOTEL, MERCHANTS HO1EL COMMERCIAL HOTEL, PARKS HOTEL, COMMERO AL HOTEL, BAGNELL HOUSE, SOMMERCIAL HOUSE, JUDKINS HOUBE, BALL HOUSE, COMMERCIAL HOUSE WOODS HOUSE, DOUNLAB HOUSE, BEDFORD HOUSE ARLINGTON MOUSE, WINSLOW HOUSE AURORA HOUSE OROZIER HOUSE AVOCA EATING HOUSE CENTRAL HOUSE FOSTEH HOUSE WHITNEY HOUSE DEPOT HOTEL, FROPRIETORS J. Q. McINTIRE, [A. G. WEATHERLY, ©C. C. REYNCLDS, J. 8, STELLINIUB E. MANS, JOHN HANNAN, A. W, HALL CHENEY & CLARK, J. G, MEAD, E.BEYMOUR, P. L. THORP, A. . CAARPER, W. MAYFIELD, E. BTOREY, E. L ENO, ©. B. HACKNEY, FRANK LOVELL, E. L. GRUBB, BWAN & BECKER, GEO. CALPH, ©.M. REYNOLDS, D. H, WALKER, 8. BURGEES, MRS, M. E. CUMMINGS, J,'L. AVERY, J, W. BOULWARE, F. M, PARK, HENRY WILLS, CHAS. BAGNELL, WM. LUTTON, FRANK WILKINSON, H. H, PERRY, B, F.6TEARNS, * JOWN ECKERT, J. 8. DUNHAM, J. T, GBEEN, J. M. BLACK & SON, NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A, T. POTTER, Q. McOARTY, M. B, JONES, TOWNF Lincoln, Net. Manning, lowa, Coon Raplds, lowa. Milford, Neb, BROWNSVILLE Neb 8tromsburg Ne Loulsville Blalr, Neb. Neligh, Neb Nobraska Olty, "Ny Weeping Water,Na Hardy, Ne Qreenwood, Neb Clarinda, lowa Eremont, Neb' Ashland, Neb Atkinson, Neb, Quide Rocd, N, Oreston, Ia. Exlra, la, Atlantic, la, Audubon, ta, Neola, la. Harlan, la, Corning, la. Stanton, Burlington Juration, & Blanchard, Ia. 8henandoah, la, Dayld City, Neb College 8prings, la. Villisca, la, Maivern, la, Ida Grove, Ia Odebolt, la Osceola, Neb, Olarks, Neb, Bedford la, Marysville Mo Norfolk Junction Neb Beward Neb, Auroar Net. 4 LLIAMS, LD voca LOCKWOOD & BHATTUCK, Red Capt JOHN FOSTER, o HAYMAKER, L. CHAPMAN, J A LUSK V. H. MORTO Y, JAGGRR& BON, s TAMA CITY, TA., Harmon & )\'m?u. Prop. Denlson, Zephyrs, Germantown, Etc, 8TOCK LARGER THAN EVER, { 13083141310 nouiu s sug % tme " THE KENUALL fLATTING MACHIN - ‘"A'A T E38-MAKK 1 8 QUMPANIUN, t ol ke N * - o6t 01 fasblon, H woen 1y seils itsel, dacbines, Clrculirs o Agent's terus addr, QINGER & 00,, Adame ot Chicoss | " " CARRIAGE FACTORY I OBURFELDER & CO. |' - MORGAN PARK 4 |MILITARY ACADEMY | A christinn Family Seho & ior College, BAenif: 8ihiol or D Capi jor Bous Propares 1 ol or Business. ) ED, N, KIRK TALOO P % Brin | Morrgar Park, l“l‘-:‘-\'dpul, T Al J. SIMPSON LEADING 1409 and 1411 Dodge Streot, aug 7-me 6m Omana, Nes,