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7 (TEIVN, " A THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26 THE DAILY BEE--OMA DariA lry_'_ iBfiee. |_£hi : 3ALL'S Wl U Thursday Morning, Oct. ©6 Weather Report. (e following observation. are taken at t4¢ same moment of time at all the stations named,) Wan Deearrurext, U, 8, S10NAL Sen. viok, OMARA, Oct. 25, 1882, (1:45p, m, raTIONS. Denver, Cheyenn 1oy s 1 wom will be Tho person from whom it wna only Corset noed by our Jeading physiclans Pk RO —ade, T ORS, by Mall, Postage Pald o 1o Welf-Adjastiog, 81.50 00, Nursing, $1.50 Paragon Tead! Beetait Deaiors everywhores Wor sale by ing Hel 'ORICAGO CORSET €O, Chicago, Tl V12RO ¥ L. POURE Denawsod. .. [10 04 naboire [%0 08 River 6 foot 10 Inchos above low water mark at O nahs, 2 foot 1inches ay Yankton, Mississlppl 4 fost 2 Inches at St. Paul, 101 ot 2 inchos at 85 Louly, 4 feet 11 fnches at Ly Cro.ve and 8 foot 6 Inches a: Dabuque. it LOOAL BREVITIES. —RElward 8. R.ff has been elected a AND member of the O naha Glea club, ~The inter-city telephoue line which is Eiel i (o] iOUS Beve I builh from ‘Omaha to ¥remofit has i bulnfi h renched Klkhorn City, tweaty-one miles 8 age_ out, i “1HE OUP THAT CHEER! —Reserve soats for Nick Roberte’ . “BUT NOT INEBRIATE! Humpty Duampty engagemont at Boyd's - Priday and Saturday, will go on sale -7 this morning, The company also give & matin:e Saturday, ~The Omahs Teamsters Union will hold & wpecisl meeting at Tivoli hall Friday night October 27th 1882; a full meeting in called for as important bfsincss will be transacted. By order of 8, M. Soruggs, president, —The regular weokly meeting of the W. ©, T, U. will be held 1n_the parlors of the Baptist church, on Thursday sfternoon, October 26, at3 o'clock. ~All members are requested to bo present. Call of the sec- retarcy. —Tho funeral of the late Platt Saunders, whose death oscurred reveral davs ago took place Tuesday, his daughter, Mrs Wilcox, having arrived from S urgis City, D, T., the ramo day. The funeral wae very largely attended, Interment taking place at Prospect hill, OUR DINNER PARTY has finished the Int bottle of “HUR PUNCH.” “Then, my dear, +lon’t forgot to remind me to order 4 fresh suoply to-morrow.” “THE HUB PUNCH” iu prepared solo- by Measr+. O IAVES & SON, oston. It in made of the beat imported and Sanfn Cruz rum, united with the juice of fresh lemons, and _the finest = | wisted as will be seen by the following Tist white sugar, and is really a delicions, a o, aud o roliable article, that has met M A fl”um.u ty 4. H. ) the most cordial appreciation of all he gennine with the R H. GRAVES & 1le over the cork of each by ail leading fam- o anufacturer’s prices v, Omaha. Familics o tone, Omal nyp . M. 100,000 ) TIMKER-SPRING VEHICLES Th od They iage Builders and Dealers throughout he country. SPRINGS, GEARS & BODIES Henry NOW IN USE. ‘a'.z i allothers for ossy riding. style ro for sale by all Leading Oar Forsal b Timken, Putentee a0 1Bullder of Fine Carrlagis, 8T LTOWIS, ~ - MO. J. P. BOGERS & (0, i F 11-0m A CHEINTES . L. Bommers & Co's CELEBRATE®D +RACKERS ~The Omaha Glee club, ai its meeting Tuesday evening, decided torent Mix Mey- er's music hall for its future meeting place, This hall is one of the most beautiful in the oity, is well located on the street car line, and is one of the most popular meet- ing places in the city. —The jury in the Hollander arson case, returned a verdict of guilty, This is the celebrated Turner hall business and the convioted is the third for arson since Dis- trict Attorney Burnham went into his of- fico. He has worked hard and deserves great credit for the admirable manner in which he presented the case, —~Two plaia drunks and one disturber of the peace comprised Tuesday night's arrests by tho police, ~ They were dieposed of in the ususl mancer, rested for selling mortgaged property was sent to jail in default of $800 bail to await an examination on Monday next, —Oy the 10th inst. Rev. J. W. Harriy joined in the holy bonds of matrimony,. Mr. Jobn H. Loomie, of this city, to Miss Della Patterson, of Lavinia, Mich, Mr: Loomis is the well kncwn chemist in the employ of C. F. Goodman, the celsbrated Omaha druggist. They are a happy pair, and have permanently located on Twelfth streot, between Cass and California streets, —Attention Knlghts—The officers and members of Omaha Lodge No, 26, K. of P., are hereby requested to be at their Castle hall, in full uuiform, on Thursday, the 2ith inst., at 7 o'clock a. m, sharp, to participate in the excursion to Council Bluffs, (Grand Lodge meeting of Towa.) By order of the C. O, Herman Kuude, K/ R, &8, ~—The oase of the State vs, Flintwel!, Maxwell and McDonald, for highway rob: bely, was taken up in the district court yesterday, In the prosecution Mr, Buruham s ably assisted by his son Hor- BISOULTS, ace Burnham, who attained his fitth birth. OAKES, n and made his first appearance before a jury, J%%%Lfigngnm ~The Hess Foglish Opera company, James G. Smiley, ar-| T Hunt of Maox Meyer & Co., who is# Boss manager of social affairs, Hods ably e of flsor managers: HRery Tant, - John Carry, Horman Bublitz, ¥, M. Snow, Alf, Arneman and M, A. Berd, of the plonswiitest of parties, Tisk $1.00,to bo had at the door of Hirry Hant, . Horsford’s Acid Phosphate IN CONNTIPATION, Dr. J. N. ROBINSON, Medina, )., says: ‘I have used it in a case of indigestion and constipation, with god results, In nervous prostration 1ts rerults are happy.” SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Made frorr the wild flowcrs of the rar ramep YOSEMITE VALLEN it is the most fragrant ot perfum t Manufactured by H. B, Slaven, San Francisco, For sale in Omaha by W, J. Whitchouse and Kennara Bros,, & Co. A responsible party will buy a bank- ing business or open a new bank in a good live town, Interested parties address P, O, drawer No. 64, Omaha, Neb. 16 61 BU:INESS BEGINS. The Firet Dirt Thrown on the Doug- 1as Street Paving. One of the most important events that has ever taken place in the his- tory of Omaha was the work which began on Douglas street yesterday between Fifteenth and Sixteenth, where the first dirtt was thrown for paving that very important thorough: About 30 men were put to work at this spot and a large additional num- ber at the company's yard, near Eighth and Jackson street, in the bottoms, There the machinery is being put up and & house is to be constructed, which will ocoupy sev- eral days, The big steam roller, for foundation and top, has arrived. It weighs fifteen tons, The work is superintended by Mr. John Grant, who s here in person, asslsted by Mr, Elward Lynch as foroman, the latter having a life long experience in such business. The grading has progressed actively and with good weather they will try to get in a few blocks before winter sets in. About two blocks will: be graded at a time and, with fayorable weather, about 1,000 yarde, half a block, per day can be completed when the force is filled, as about 100 men will be put on, All the laborers are hired in Omaha and 1t will give employment to a great many who are now in need of work., With good weather Doug- las street could be paved in two months time. The pavement is fit foruse on the morning following ita completion and hence our citizens will soon have a chance to judge for them- eolves as to the value of asphait. - Free of Cost. By calling at Schroter & Becht's drug ou can' get a sample bottle of Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup which will relieve the most obstinate Cough or Cold, and show yon _what the regular 50 cent size will do, When _troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis, Dry, Hacking Cough, Paius in the Chest, and all diseases of the hroat and Lungs, try » sample bottle of this medicine. EeER R DI T e Barber shop and bath rooms for sale. Shop invoices at rearly one thousand dollars, Will sell for $800; art on time. Reason' for nllmq: 18 1sh to go to Oolorado for my wife's health. F. J. McHexRy, 23 3u* Atlantic, Ia, e Barber shop and bath rooms for sale. Shop invoices at nearly one thousand dollars, Will sell for $800; part on time. Renson for selling: Wish to go to Colorado for my wife's health. F. J. McHenRy, 19 3. Ailantic, Ia, e The Coroner's Inquest Yesterday. The inquest on the remains of the man who _waes killed by a B. & M yaidengine Tuesday night took place at 9 o'clock yesterday, the following jury being impannelled by the coroner: General O, H, Frederick, foreman; Daniel Sullivan, Logan Stewart, Dan- iel P, Angell, E. A. McClure and Henry Siert, It was asceriained by translation of the letters found on the person of deceased that he was Gastav Frederick Rapp, and the address on a slip of paper found in his memorandum book, ** Christ Rapp, Wright's Grove, Chicago,” s Tt will be ome | olle which appears in the beautiful opers, |supposed to be that of his brother “Chimes of Normundy,” st Boyd's opera Tl_m letters were from a friend in Aus- house Monday night, has five prima don. | tris, but gava no clue to his business Wholesale Manufacturing GUNFECTIONERS AND DEALERS IN Fruits, Muts and Cigars. I 8 l4th St. QU770 PR S50 RN nas~Corrington, Miller, Elmer, Leighton and St, Quinten. The latter is an English 1udy, who made her first appearance in Americs this sosson, Tho eastern press are high 1n hero pralse. The principal malo singers aro the Poaks, Alfred Wilkie, Mark Suwith, Geo, Appfeby, Arthur Tam+ and H, K., Jones, Their chorus numbe s thirty.five trained singers, ~In regard t)tho delay in issuiig the state falr diploms, conceraing which Tik Bk a few duys since published & commu- nication, Maj. D. H, Wheeler, the secrs- tary, called at the office yesterday and in- formed us that theldocuments were all made out immediately after the fair. P, ident McTntyre had not been in town since to sign them, but arrived Twe:duy night and signed all this worning, They will all be sent out to-day. —Mr, Chas. W I GURNICE WORKS! C SPECHT, - - Proprietor, 1218 Harney 8¢, - Omrha, Neb, MANUFACTURERS OF : Gilvanized Iron CORNIOCES, DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, Tin, Irou and Slata Roofing, A. Foster, formerly of Specht’s Patgnt Motalic Skylight, as anived in Omaha to take the Pateny Adjusted ly\'«-‘...l Bar position of cashier at the hotel, He is » . end Bruacket Bhelving, I am s hotel man, & 1erfoct gentlemaun, g, the general agent for the aud comes with personal recommendattons of the hishest character, THr Bk takes pleasure in introducing bim to the gener- 0 of this city and state, und con- gratulates the Millard upon the valuable acquisition it has made, —Mr, Juy Gould did not arrive here yesterday as expected, He went direct from Cleveland to 8t Louis, He wil spend several days in St. Louls, and will give personal inspection to the improved terminal facilivies being provided for his rouds at that pol He will visit Omaba and ride for the first time over the Mis- souri Pacific's extension from Leaven. worth to Omaha, He will visit Chicago on his return trip. ~Chicago Tribune. ~The first grand masquerade ball of the above line of goods. dat, Vorandas, OMcs xns Window and Gellar sards; also HENERAL AGEN g e 3 Gomins Rewarned, 6 8tory of the Euwlng Machine, § 4 uendsome UMle pasphle), blue“snd gol [ oo wifh Dmerous eugraviagt, will be © A GIVEN AWAY or place of residence, The only mo- ney found on his porson was one penny, Taoo two boys who saw the affair testified that they were not over thir- ty feet away from him. He was walk- ing toward the Tonth street depot and the engine was pushing the cars in the sume direction, They hallooed at him twice, but he paid no attention to the warning, and was run down and in- stantly killed, The jury found a verdiot of acci- dental death aud exhonerated the rail- way employes from all blame, The baggagemaster of the U, P, is trying to trace up the baggage called for by the check No. 1,201, which is not now at any baggage room in this city and which will probably throw some light on the unfortunate man's identi- ty. Coroner Jacubs has telegraphed to the Chicago addrees, and in the ab- sence of any instruotions will hold the funeral to-day. Lol e bl Braaford, Pa. Thos, Fitchan, Bradford, Pa., writes: “I encles> money for SPRING BLOSSON, as I sald T would if it cured me, My dyspep- sia has vanushed, with all its symptoms, Many thank ; 1 +hall nover be without it in the house. ' Price, 00 cents; trial bot- tles, 10 cents, e — e Netioce. The ‘‘Hawthorn Centennial Ex. celsior Roof Paint,"” was patented May TH JOTTINGS, The Serton university bas forty.two wtn . had a very snccessful Cath- week. considerahle diptheria in the ’Iattemonth. nd hes four saloons, which £2,000 to the school fa.d. head of cattls are being fat. ¢ immediate violnity of Table Rock, Henry' Hoyt, of Clarksville, v cently Killed ' flock of wesse at one shot, Size of fl ok not st ted, The citfzens of Westerville c ffer to 1 nild a ¢ urt house free of cost to Cu.ter ¢ unty if the.eounty seat is located the e. The Lincola Episcopal church haa been robbed Bwice wi hin a short time, the mis- slonaty ‘boxes' being cleaned out Loth timen, ¥ The members of Walla Walla lodee, I. 0. 0, F,, if North Piatte. precented a v 1. usbls wateh charii to Rav, P. C, John. von, who has been trsncferred to Grand Tsland, A prairie firo on Wood river last week detroyed: for M. Harlan thirty tona of hay: Perry Woods, thirty tons, and — Titbitta, forty tons. Six milen of the val: ley was burned over. We are informed that the fire kot away from partics at James' sheep ranche on Klm ecreek, who were a'tempting to bu'n & fire guard while the wind Was blowing very strong.—Plam Creek Pioneer, Qnite a seniation was created at Table Rock on the 19:h, by the arrival of G. 8. Merritt. an ttorney from Fairbury, and Deputy Sheriff Gould, « f Jefferson county, who procee ied to arrest the two Decker boys, charged with runuing off mortgaged proprty. Tosave 'roube the hoys wet tled the matter. Their mother; howe was indignant #nd swore out a warraut for the attorney and deputy tor illegal'y ar. testing her sons, claiming they had no wutrant, The two pleaded guilty snd paid fines in order to get away on the evening train. The Decker boys there upon reimbursed them, and the affair ended happily. SEE—— Liquid Gold Daniel Plank, of Brooklyn, Tioga county, Pa,, describes it thus: “I rode thirty miles for a bottls of THoMAS' Ecvec- TRIO OfL, which affected the wonderful cure of a crooked ltmb m six applications; it proved worth mor gold to me,” E—— Army Orders. Sufficient cause having been shown or his inability to pay his own ex- penses, under provieions of army regulations paragraph 205, the quar- termaster’s department will fornish transportation from Omaha, Neb., to Fort . McKinney, Wyo., to Private John Svodods, company K, Ninth infantry, a furloughed soldier without means to rejoin his station. The company commander will be notified by the quartermaster furnish- ing the transportation, of the cost thereof, to the end that 1t may be charged against the soldier’s pay oua the next muster rolls, Companies D and F, Ninth infan- try, now at Fort Russell, U. T., will be placed en route for Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo., where they will take post. Captain Henry 8. Terrill, assistant surgeon, having reported at these headqgaarters, in compliance with par- agraph 2, special orders No, 228, our- rent series, adjutant general's office, is assigned to duty at Fort Omaha, Neb Leave of absence for one month, with permission to apply at head. quarters military division of the Mis- souri, for an extension of one month, to take effect November 1st, 1882, is ranted acting assistant surgeon J. J. arsion, U, B. army, Acting istagt surgeon M. A, Rober| fat Bfrt £muhn‘ Neb. nlivx it shat post, 'and will rt to thgf commanding officer Fort D. A, Russell, Wyo., for duty thereat. Bucklin's Arnics Salve, The Besr SaLvk in the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Lalt Rheum, Fe. ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil blains, Corns, and all ekin eruptions, and poeitively cures piles, It is guaranteed to gvo satisfactfon t i gey refunded, rice, 25 cents per. cx, dor eale by O, ¥. Goodman 3 METROPOLITAN 'HOTEL, OMA. HA, NEB, Tables supplied with the best the market attords, The traveling public claim they*get better accommodations and more general satisfaction here than at any other house in Omaha, Rate, $2 per day. aug2ltfm Attention, hnighte! All brothers wishing to go to Coun- cil Bluffs, Thursday morning, 26, to attend the Iowa Grand Lodge session and parade will meet at their Qastle hall, at 7 o'clock 8. m. Round trip tickets, 50 cents By order of the committee, Ep. Wrrrio, Secretary. Use Redding’s Rusain [Salve in the house and use Reddiug’s Lussiun Salve in the stable, ‘L'vy it, -1 10-0-M-A-T-X-S8-M 24th, 1881, and etters patent num- ber 241, 803. Any person found or known to temper with the manu. facture of said paint will be punish. ed to the full extent of 1 0 per- #on has any authority whatever to sell receipta, HawrHoRN & Bro, Lancaster Pa el ‘Buchupaiba.’ tingor Manufacturing Ov., The Principal )fiice, 3¢ Unlon Bquare i NEW YORK season will take place to-night at Central hall under the wmanagewent of Harry Quick, complete cure, all anneying Kiduey, Bladder, and Urinary Dis. oases. Druggists, $1. As it is for all the painful disoaacs of the KIGNEYS, LIVER It cloansed the systo: o AND BOWELS, s oF o acrid that causes tho sutle G URANDS F EATER ot tho wort of this torrible o have been quickly relioved, and in short| § “ PERFECTLY CURED, H PRICK 1, LIQUID or DRY, SOLD by DRUGGISTS, | D Withos, iRl ERDROA R LY, Batliston, vi Samnel 0, Davis & o, DRY GOODS JOBBERS IMPORTERS, Washington Ave. and Fifth 8T. LOUIS M BEMIS’ Real Estate GOLUMN, Offices 15th and Douglas Streets. No, 307. Beaulful_sesidence lot on Sherman stroot, near h ad of St, Mary's avenue, §2.700, No,'3l4. Kull loton 19th ctreot, near Fopple- 816. Full acre on Burt street, ne r Convent of Sacred Heary 81,200, No. 817, Full lot on California, near 1,900, street, $1,800- No.'810. Two lots on Charles, near Saunders stroet, 81,600. No. §20," Ha f acre on Cuming street, near Dut ton, #475. No. 821, Stx beautiul residence lots, fine view, on Mt, Fleasant avenue, near Hauscom Park, 4,500, No. 822, One-halt acreon Calitornia street,near Ciglghton Colego. $1,660, No. 828 Twa lois on_ Marcy streot, near 13th street, #6,000, No.'32t, Twolots on Dodge, near Grove street, Smith's addid n. 5. ¥our mcro blok In West Omaha, Choice 4 acro block in Smith's addition at west endof Farnam street—will give any length of time required a 7 per cent interest. Also a splendid 10 acre block in Smith's addl tion on_same itheral torms as tne foreguiny. No. 85, Hult lot on )zard near 20th strect, 00. stroot near Paul, §1%00. toot on 15th stroet, nom Dutton 8600. No 207, Two lota on Blondo near Irene stroet 8260 and §300 cach No 206, Two lots on Georgla o ar Michigan streot, §1200. Noggh, Twelve cholce residence lote on Hamil ton street In Shinn's addition, flue and sightly, 8330 to 8600 cack, No 204, Beautiful baif (ot ou St Mary's av enue, B0x180 foet, rear Bishop Clarkson's and 20th stroet, $1600. No 202, Two cholce lots o1; Park avenue, 50x 160 each, on street rafiway, $800 eacl No 291,8ix lots in Millard & Caidweli’s addition on Sherman Avenue noar Poppleton's, $300t0 $46) eacn No 386, Four lota on Decatur and Irone streots, near Saunders streot, 857" %o $450 each No 982, Lot on 19th near Paul street, §750. No 281, Lot 65x180 foet noac 8t. Mary's svenue, and 20th stxeet, $1600. No 279, Lot on Decatur near Treno stroot, $325. No 278, Fuur lots on Caldwell, near Saunders 600 each, No 16, Loten Clloton stroet, near shat towor, o 276, Four lote on McLolian stroet, near Blondo, 'e additlon, $299 each. o 974, 10t near race coursd: make offers, No 268, Besutitul corner acre lot on Callfornia streot, opposite and adjoining Bacred Heart Con. vent grounds, $1000. No 260, Lot on Mason, near 16th strect, $1,850 100 lots in “Credit Fonclor”and “Grand View' additions, just south-cast of U, P and B.& M. ! ailroad | opots,ranging trom §160 t0 81000 cack and on easy terms, Beautiful Residence Lots at a bargain—very handy to shopa 126 to §260 each, 6 per cent down and b per cent per month, Cail aud gt plat and full particuiars. No 266, Fuil corner lot on Jones, Near 16t street, $3,000. No 68, "1 wo lota on Center strect, noar Cuz- , 8900 for both or 8600 each, 261}, Lob on Seward, near King stroot, 49, Fiat lobon Dodge, mear 1lth stroet, ing streef 8l No 50, N 42,100, 0 247, Four beautitul residence lots neas Croighton College (or will separato) §8,000. No 246, Two lota on_Center, ncar Cuming wtreet, $626 and 400 each, ‘ No 2464, Lot on Idano, near Cuming street 625 No 245, Boautiful corner acre lot on Cuming near Dutton street, near new Gonvents of Sacred Heart, §1,600 No.'244, Lot on Farnam, near 15th etreet, 760. No241, Lot on Farnam, near 20th street, October | $1,000 ¥ No,239, corner lot on Burl, near 22d’ street No, 238, 120x182 foet 3 Harney, near 24th. street, (will cut it u{\):::,m. No. 234, Lod on Dougias street, $1,000, No, 227, Two lota on Decatur, noar Irene eirect, 200 each. near 258k, each. 80 428, Lot 148 by 441 feob on Bhernan ave nue, (16th stiect), nea Grace, 84,000, will divide. N0 220, Lot 2x68 foet ou Dodge, near 18t5 stroot; make an cfier. No 17, Lot on 28rd_near Clarx, 8600, No 216, Lot ca Humnilon near King, $500. No 20b, Lot on 1th stroet, near Nichola 1500, No 207, Two lots on 16th, near Pacific strest, INo £04, Beauttful residence 1ot on Division etreot, near Cuming, $900. No 100} Lot ov 16th street, near Plorce, No 1984, Lots on Sauuders stroet, near Sew. ard §600, No 1623, Two lode on 17th stroet, near white oad works, £1,050, N 188}; One full block ton lots, near the barracks, $400. No 191, Lot ou karker, street, near lrene lmlxum Two lots on Cses, Desr 21sh sbroet kit edge), $6,000. O 1 L&t 00, Plor near Seward, d4c0. No 170, Lot on Paclde stroet, noar” 104h; make offer. No 166, Six lots on Farnam, near 26th street #2,400 t0 82,550 each No 163, Full block on_25th strreet, new race cousre, And three lots In Gisos aZdition, near it and Cassius streets, §2,000, Vot on 15tn strect, near white ead car track, $900 to §1,800 cach No89,'Lob on Uhicaga 1,800 No&s, Lot on Caldwell street, noar Ssunders, near 224 strced, Jn0u. No 75, 60x8% foot on Pacific, near Stb street ,000. o lote on 2Ust £2d, 282 roots, near Grace aad,Saunders bridge, 8600 each No 6, One-fourth block (180x185 feet), nesr the Oonvent of Poor Claire, on Hawilton strect uear the end of the red strect car track. §1,060 , Dear 15th, §2,500, t additions, also Shinn's, Nelsou's, Redick's, s, and all the other additions as any prices'and terms, BEMIS Real Estate Agency, 16th ana vouwigss Btreets, FAILIL ise=. WHOLESALE MILLINERY & NOTIONS Zephyrs, Germantown, Etc, 8TOCK LARGER THAN EVER. { 130831310 Donglss 8 Lot I OBERFELDER & CO. stroct, No. 818 Two lots on Seward, near gunders | § | {8 No 209, Uno quarter acre on Bur stroet, noar | i Single Breech Loading from §6 to 818, Double Bree ch Loading Shot Guns, 818 from to §75, Mugzle Loading Shot Guns, from kfl to_ 836, Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and all Kinds of Fancy Goods. Full Stock of Sh Shot Guns, Imported and Key West Cigars, a large line of Meer- schaum and Wood Pipes and everythitg required in a first-Class Cigar, Tobacco and Notion Stpre. Cigars from $15.00 per 1,000 upwards. Send for* Price List and Samples | A. M. CLARK, +i\Painterd Paper Hanger ¢ SIGN WLITER & DECORATOR. WHOLESALE & RETAIL WALL PAPER! Window Shades and Curtains, CORNICES CURTAIN POLES AND FIXTURES. Paints, Oils & Brushes, 107 South [14th Street! OMAHA, . . . NEBRASKA BOOK-KEEPING, BANKING? ENMANSHIP, COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIO, ENGLISH LANGUAGES Taught by gentlemon of business experience and broad scholarship at the WYMAN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, BUSINESS FORMS, COMMEROIAL LAW, POLITICAL ECONOMY, A new inatitution based on the highest standard ‘of excellence. and evening sessions are now iu succeesful operation, For circulars or special information apply to or address A.L WYMAN. THE CITY STEAM LAUNDRY makes & specialty of Collars & Cuffs, AT THE RATE OF Three Cents Each. Work solicited fromall over the country, The charges aud return postage must ace compavy " the package, Special rates to large clubs or azencies, tf me Day and HEAT YOUR HOUSES (Wrought or Cast Iron.] [po0A 0 190D 203) iTEvana MOST POWERFUL! —a A% EUROPEAN HOTEL, FURNACES IN THE WORLD, MADE BY “'l'hn r;:b:r%n;ll'n{l)mlird !&shl in the city, RICHARDSON,BOYNTON & 00 | ™¥irst Ciase Ratanrant. coneried witn the CHICAGO, 1.LLS botel, +HURST. - = Prop. Corner Fourth and Locust Streets, BT', 5 LQVIS IV O. ESTABLISHED 1868, 3 &l Fubody new 1882 impr vements, Mor, practionl fea ures; Cost less to keep in “1der; Uso lesw fuel; Wil £1ve morve heat and & larger yolume o pure air than any furnace made Bold by PIERCEY & BRADFORD, Omaaa, Neb -4 iy2l-dsa $500 REWARD. o The above reward will he paid to any person | who will produce & Paint that will equal the Pennsylvania Patent Rubber Paint, for preserving Shingles, Tin and Gravel Roofs. Warranted to be Fire and Water Proof. Al ordors promptly attended to, Cheaper and bot- tor than any other paint now in use. STEWART & STEPHENSON, Bolo Proprietors, Omaha House, Umaha, Neb, REFERKNOES Officer & Puscy, Dr.Rice, Dr. Pinney, — Fuller* Council B uffs, I BEx office, Umaha Neo BIDE SPRING ATTACHMENT—NOT PATENT ED. A. J. SIMPSON LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY 1409 and 1411 Dodge Streot, ang 7-me 6m Omawa, _N;u i FAST TIME| Ghicago & Northwest: M wwaw. SROME SOHAMP Vico Proe'd W. b Dususs, He T THE NE KA B R RITIN A T TR0 {ANT A(TURING 60 mftflUB BiL BJ N Liucoln, Net MANUFACTURERS OF Qorn Placters, Hrrrows, Farm Rollere Sulky Hay Rakes, Bucket Klevating Windmils, & We are propared 40 do Job work sud masutas’ url ng for ‘other partics, Address &l or iers JOHN Brary Pddont, BRAYN, oy . —— Trains leave Omana 8:40 p, m, sud 7:40 a. m) NEBRARKA MANDYACTOMING 00 For full information call oa A. P, DEUKL, Ticke | 1anecis, Ne %, 14th and Farnaw ste., J. BELL, U. P] a7 Dopot, or s JAMES . CLABK, Gener IMPORTED Agent Hyaciuths BULBS w2 DR, F. SCHERER, Physician and Surgeon, OHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY, Modicines turnished at office. Office IN. W. carmer 15th and Farnam s " over Morchaut's Netional Bank, Omaha, Neb, Audall otber £r Fall Planting. Large t sssort- ment ever shown in Chicago- Ulustrated Catal-gue free. Send for it. Hiram Sibley & Co., SEED! g 200-208 Randolpb 8t., Chicago, 1Ll / LS \

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