Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 7, 1882, Page 4

f 'HALLADAY WIND-MILLS CHURG # Repairing in !l Branches WHOLESALE DRY COODS RN O ION £, Boots and Shoes. OMAHA, ] s NES J. A, WAKEFIELD, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGE, LIME, CEMEW Lath, Shingles, Pickets, AT, I, MYSTATE AGKNE FOR MILWAUKER CEMENT COMPANTYY Near Union Pacific Devot. OMARAN HENRY LEEMANN, JOBBER OF AND REQISTRATION LIST, FOURTH WARD, ADDITIONAL, JApple N B Bassett J J Barton 4 F Beekley Chas Benson Geo Besen Peter Black jno H Brown Sol (col) Erooks 7 1 Bosselman Aug Crocker T § Coo F E Clark Jas Chipman € T, Barney G L Bannister C L suchtel Sol A Bothwell 7 A Bullock F O Baird Jos Brown i1 M Byckley John Butler A W Cott Geo Cummings Jno Cunuingham Geo Callan Sam'l Coggshall AR Cole I D Campbell A O Coles ¥ K Coates Frank Connolly Peter Crandall G R Dunham J B Durbin J C Doaose Jno Divis W A Elliott yno KEmerson Thos D Floodman E E Foater G H Foster J D Carpenter F K De Groat B § Downing R E Dewey N B Ewers Frank Falconer jas Ferman B WINDOW SHADE § 'EASTERN PRICES DUPLIGATED. 118 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA STEELE, JJHNSON & 00., WHOLESALE GROCERS Fiour, Salt, Sugars, Canned GCoods, and All Grocers' Supplies. A Full Line of the Best Brands of OIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBAGCO. Agents for BENWOOD AILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER GO. DOTTERILE ANID (SN CHEXE] A C IR G POWER AND HAND Vs Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MINING MACHINERY, BELTING, HWOSE, BRASS AND YRON FITTINGS PIFE, ¥TRs PACKING, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, M0, SCHODLABELLS Cor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb. C. F. GOODIM AN, DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS Window and Plate Glass. will find 1t to thelr ad Anyone contemplating bullding store, bank, or any other fing \-nfifa 1o corre 0nd with th boforo purchasing thoir Piato Glase, C. F. GOODMA®, MILLARD & PECK, Storage, Commission and Wholesale Fruits. 1421 & 1423 FARNHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLIUITED] Agents for Peck & Baushers Lard, and Wilber Mills Flour OMAHA, - - - NEB REFERENOES ¢ OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE, JOHNSON & CO., TOOTLE MAUL & 0O. P BOYER oLO. w——DEALERS TN—— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO. Fire and Burglar Pra» &5 4. ME® R LA AULTS, LOOCEK S5, « . 1020 Farnham Street, ONLATIHLA., - = TREIES. Omaha Steam Laundry. The only Laundry in Nebraska that Is supplied with complete machinery or Laundry work, = Send your orders by mail or express, GOTTHEIMER, GODFREY & CO., 1207 Farnham Street, BERQUIST BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF ARRIAGES, BUGGIES AN MNP RESS VW .AGONS. Gray R ¥ Goss W C Gruenwald A Greer M ‘Griffin J H Gish J E Mrs Gillespto J Haverly D Mayden D J Haltman O C Hughson 1 L Harvey v A Hart Jos Holloway 4 F' Harsha w 7 Rev Hefloy O P Huggins P H Horner Wm Mrs Howe H H Hobbs G F Henry John Tsakson A Jensen A Jones A A Jennings G W Jones A C Jacobs w K Jones F 1 Jones Theo Kroitach Lewis Klette Max Keyes C B Kling wans Koch Allan Kennedy H L Lownstein Thos Leaman N E Lovejoy ED Libbe John Lewis ¥ S Loomts C J Lorenzen W F McCarty O P Morford Geo V' Minor J LL Margran Thos G Mullon J T Mills E A Miller Henry Miller Geo C Marsh Jno A Matsen Paul Morse J W McCafirey Owen Miller Thos McCloskey W N Magruder Jas (col) Morrison C W McPherson A V Morze A D Morse F W Montague G M Morse J W Maine O L Mayali W M Marsh J A Moore C B Miller W H Mathews Jack Millard W B Northrup Jay O'Niel W P O'Brien E A Oleson Jno 0'Donaghoe John Parrotte W L Perkins J R Presion J E Pogh F H Parmelee F' S Preston Wm Parker R 8 Peck A J Prichard M J Potter O A Peycke Ed Rice J L Ruble O Roads O A Reynolds Jas Read TW Richards A Schneider Frank Small Thos Shaw Jas Street W D Smith Geo W Stone R M Smith Russell SterlingJ E Sidoey Fred Scott J M Setvers Claus Seppeler R Schamel 4 Smith 8 8 Shiverss L Sweeney 1 V. Steele G w Sprague F M Stillwell w H Smith H B Search v w Dr Smith w R Sohlesinger S Thomson H Temps A W Thompson Nw Todd C L Thompson Geo R Thomson (ieo Thompson Jno Tolson T H (col) Valien Jans Van Houton Frank Withnell Jno Schermerhorn A D Taylor H s Welshaus w s Webber Geo Williams J Withnell C Wright Chas Webb T T Wulf Christ Warner G A White Jesste Jr Weaver H E, This is to certify that the above names have been added to the list of voters of the Fourth Ward, city of Omaha, D. KENNISTON, Reglstrar, RAILWAY NEWS3, Nebraska Roade Picking Up-The Lumber Pool. Tho Sionx City Journal says: “No division in the west is growing in bus- iness more rapidly than the Nebraska division of the Bt. Paul. Yesterday, for instance, four full tralus came over the Norfolk branch alone, be- sidos the arrivals over the Omaha and Ponca lines. Beginuing on Monday a straight daily freight train will be put on each way between Covington Omaha, The Sioux City route be. tween Chicago and Union Pacific points has increased the business of the Norfolk line more than the Oma- ha line, At Omaha there are so many roads to compete for the freight that even the active Sioux City route can get no great amount. But via Nor folk, where the freight is run up from the main line at Columbus, there i3 good picking. On the Omal line it is mostly, and on the Pone: line entirely, the local freight that sives the boom,” ST, PAUL EARNINGS, The gross earnings of the St. Paul & Omaha railroad for the month of Oc tober were 8616,656, against §379,028 for the corresponding mouth of last year; increase, 8167,628. The gros earnings ago & Northwest ern for the third week in October were §587,900, au ine > over the correspondt year, WHOLESALE GROCER, i213 Farnhem St.. Omaha, Neb. THE LUMBER LINE, The general freight agents of th | wolven wi THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA TUESDAY ronds in the western and southwestern lomber pool are trying to secure uni- formity in lamber rates. Although no charges of violating the rates are made against any of the lines in the pool, yet it is found difficult to maintain the rates on acoount of the division of business by what is known as “the lamber route,’ running from the lum. ber regions of Wisconsin via the Northwestern and St. Paul & Omaha ronds. It is generally admitted that some arrangement has been made to stop the cutting of rates by the North. weatern Lumber route, as otherwise it would be diflicult to malntain the rates established by the pool. It is decided to oall a meoting for this week, to which representatives of the roads forming the Northwestern Lumber route should be invited, An effort is to be made to induce these roads to join the pool. Remaining in Postoffice during the week euding Noyember 4, 1882, GRNTLEMEN, Anderson J ¥ Alexander J A Aunderson T D Alton C G, Abgott C W Anderson J Brownell J M Brinker G Atber Boynton F W Barber H Bowen W § Burris C 0 Baker G K Baker T Brown J Cekey G Cartright J J Colman H Casell H D Carveth § Clinch T 8 De Lanniers 1 A Duncan 8 Doulin P Elliott J Endicott J M Encreth A P Cormany W A Claussen 1’ Duncan E G Drury S Danneker A Ellerman J 8 Engvist P T, Ferstl J Fox G Farris J Frahm J Fitzpatriok M Furst J O Freeman H K Farrar W Gosh EC Getlitshke F Grace J Green G Grish H 5 Gates S Groserman W K Garvey T Gardner 8 C—2 Holm Harrington J D Hamblin M Hillock M Hufensturtor Hill G Helbert A Hanson G Hvaes A G- Hamon A J Hausman A C Howard C T Hoffman K Hickline N W Jarman T Johnson T Johnson HK Johnson J Jones J Jones R James A W Kester J Kundson R Kelly R Kristensen S Kelly R Keruser J Lejon D W Gundquist J P Leach G B Large O Ligare G Loavey C Teonge C W Lewis W H Moore J W Miller J Martin M F Mathewson M McCormick ¥.C Martin B Merdell W B Murphy W McKenzie I Morrice J C Mulholland J Mikhell G Mathor I Meyer H Nielson 1. C Oliver J H Pitzer N Palmer HR Preacheard J M Reardon W McCallen P Nylander L ¥ 0'Donoghue D ¥ Peterson E A Powers F A Porter J G Ruste W Roee L M Reisle M Roley M Rich E A Roach E Coby C H Radford O Richardson J R Reardon J. Rogriz A Scott W M C Siegel I Sewell H G Schonan A Seaton & Lee Smith R Swith § Swanberg L P Shrum L—2 Smith J Taylor J E Trojel ¥ Trueddell W H Torpey P Thomyson J W Tobias ¢ B Van Bront F Veureham R W Walker H W WinnT Walker ¥ T w inship Weed M H Woodwerd G H Wilson R ‘Washivgton D Yaw F M LADIE®, Allen Mrs A Brown Miss M Butler H Berklet Mrs A L Bradley Mra S Clark Miss C Chumbley F Curts Mins L Dobie Mrs A Darrell Mrs M A Eberg M Fulton L K Flake Mrs E Ferguson Mrs R Frost Miss E Gray Mrs H A Hubbard Mra M S8 Howell Miss A Heft Miss 8 Howard Mrs § Hurel Mrs J Henery Mrs J Heath Mrs B Johnson Miss M Janes Miss A Kunell Mrs [ Kean Mrs M Lowis Miss H Larsen A Toomis Miss N Lowis Flora Lake Mrs J C McNeal Miss M Marks Mrs F Meduna M McKengue Mrs W Moriarity Miss M MelIntosh Miss L Manning Miss M Ruger Miss L Macon Mrs V. Person Miss Kl P Reece Mrs M ¢ Semith Mrs M Smith Miss P Schos M Sabine Mrs A E~2 Steyens Mre J Lotten Miss B Welding Miss I, THos, F. HaLL, Postmaster, Hop Bitters Are ihe Purest and Hest Bitters Ever Made. Thoy are compound from Hops, Malt, Buchu, Mandrake and Dandel- ion—the oldest, best, and most valu- able medicine in the world and con- taln all ‘he best and most curative properties of all other remedics, being the ureatest Blood Purifier, Liver Rogulator and Life and Health Re- storing Agent on earth, No disease or ill-health can possibly long exist whero these Bitters are used, so var- ied and perfect are their operations, They give new life and vigor to the aged and infirm. To ail whose em- ployment cause irregularity of the bowols or urinary organs, or who re- quire an Apetizer, Tonic and mild Stimulent, Hop Bitters are invalua. ble being highly curative, tonic and stimulating, without intoxicating. No matter what your feelings symptoms are, what the disease or ail ment is, use Hop Bitters, Don't wa until you are sick, but if you only feel bad or miserable, use Hop Bitters at once. It may save your life, Hun- dreds have been saved by so doing. Fivo hundred dollars wil! be paid for @ case they will not cure or help, Do not suffer or let your friends suffer, but use and urge them to use Hop Bitters, Kemember, Hop Bitters is no vile, drugged nostrim, but the Purest and Best Medicine ever made; the “In- valid’s Friend and Hope,” and no family or person should be without them. Try the | GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. EPPS’S COCOA. BREAKFAST, *'By & thorcugh knowledge of the natural lsws h govern the operations of digestion wnd ton, and by a caretul application of the flue propertios of well-a:lecicd Cocos, Mr. Epps has provided our Lroakfust tables with delicately lavored beverage which may save a8 wmany heavy doctors' bilis 1t is by the fudiclons o 0f guch e of diet that s constitution way bo gradi built up until strong enough roalst every tondency to discase. Hundreds bilo maladies are floating around us ready ack wherever there 1 & weak point, We © maoy o fatal shatt by keoping our- fortified with pure 1100d and & prop- nourished frawe."—0ivil Bervice Gage Klado slwply with bo ng water or milk. Sold ta tins oaly (§-1b sud 1b), tabeled JAMES EPPS & CO. Hom@opathie Chernists, d-Suvsdesat-wly Londou, Englan NOVFMBER ¢ BEMIS’ |ALL "RUE FELLOWS Vorthily point to the “HUB PUNCH” 1o of such rare and excoeding merit a vy sideboard, A Sooinl Glass of Hab Panch is a most welcome accessory of friendly intercourse poculiarly accoptable at partios. Uncork, an tis ready, Punches browed at request are fa behind it in favor, Gitted omtors never dis 1aso Tho real sour-e whence their Believe me, i comes, af From a flowing bowl of Four Feet Wide BY Seven Feet Long, LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE MAP OF THE CITY EVER PUBLISHED. Compiled under dir drew Rosewater Engineer, And Examined and Compared by (ieorge Smith, County Surveyor, Thereby making it the OFFICIAL MAP OF THE CITY, ix Months work upon it at a Cost of ahout $1,600. CONTAINS EVERY NEW ADDITION laid out up to this date, Also all public and private buildings of note photographed thereon. Shows all New Railway and Depot Grounds, All property shown and described within half a mile south and west of city limits, and all within one mile worth of north boundary of city. Fully Mounted, olored, Varnished And Cloth Backs, PRIGE$7: ACH. PUBLISHED BY Geo. P. Bemis, Real Estate Agency, 16tk ana Loulgas £ treots, RAVES' HUB PUNOH The namo and title—'HUR PUNCI" Is mmp-l tod asa trade mark. Al unauthorized use of this trado mark will be promptly G, H. GRAVES & SONS, BOSTON MASS, Sold by Grocers and ;Wine Merchants | saio at a) everywhere, mara; families supplied by Omaba_Neb OATARRH AND ECZEMA No argument i necossary to show that these discases aro of & blood of . 8.8, theretore, being composed of the 1 wertal vogotable altoratives, destroys the 100t and branch by putting the blood ina pure, healthy stato. 8.8, 8, for (Catarrh Is & sure cure; ctrod me aftor all other troatmonts had failed.” €. €. BurNs, Groencastle, bnd obinson, member North Georgla ve taken S, 8. S, for cloar cate orupticn has dissppeared and 1 am Roy. W Conforen of Eczmy well,” cutod, road tn the Gold Rope Tobacco has turers fo put upon the market oods similar ta our brand and sold for loss movey than the gor Ropo. Wo caution the't ado and consnmer to see that our name and trade mark aro upon each Lump. Tho only genuine and orlginal Gold Rope e old Pavorlto and BRI O XX A X X XN CHICAGO, PEOR | 8T. LOUIS, MILWAUKEE, DETROIT, NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK,BOSTON, And all Poluts East and®outh.East, THE LI OMPRISES Id Bmooth Htesl Track Via has, roat Th oncedod to bo a Inzory Inatond of a discomtors, Through Tlokets via Thia Colabrated Lise fap L officea in tho Weat. All information about Rates o Fare, Sleoptng . )y Car Acoommodations, Timo Tablos, $o., will be Trade supplied at Manufacturer's prices f GAF Aocc iven by iy 1o T.J. POTTER, PERCIVAL LOW 24 Vice-Pros't & Gen. Manager, Chic ELL, Passongor Agt. O W.J. DAVENPORT, Gon. Agent, Connetl Blufts, 1. P. DUELL, Ticket Agt. gmaha mnio-od 1y GOLD ROPE. Thelntrinslo merlt and spperior quality of cur inducod other manntac- in vame and style whi re offerod ino Gold “Havo taken 8.8 8. for Catarrh with great [ 1008000 18 manufacturcd by - benefi: cure me.” K. K, BROWN, Spartauburg, J. W. Cottrell, St. Loals, Mo, 8.ns & most wonderful romedy, and have no do b3 but that it will curo my Catareh,” 8. 8 8. has cured me of & troub'esomo Ca- tarth which has vaffled #re treatment of all the inns Northand fouth.” . McBKIDE, Atlanta, Ga, 1 have had what £0F over eight yoars, place to live in or ferthat I might bo cured. Du- ring that timel enorge icaily ""I'l od a1 tho heal- ing art of th ciar horo (b th internal and external) in connection with tke colebrsted Thor- mal kot baths, and in addition have taken more ttles of various medicines k out the desirod result Up to throo months s go Ih almost b 11 e in rnMx‘v. nd Rl began takin the skeptic P firs worte, there wero some signs of provement, ter throo mnnths' use of 8. 8, 8.1 am sound and well, not a slgn of eruption, miy ekin smooth and cléar, and ry general health a8K00d as t ever was. IF there aro any doabting oves, It them write me hero. iD. N. Prarr. Krom the Great Drug House of the Northwest. Wedo not hesitate to say that for & year past © hwve old moro of Swilt's Specific (8. 8 8.) han all other blood puritiors combined aud with most nutonishing reants. One gentioman who uscd hal s dozen bot les says that it has done hiul more good than treatment which cost him 1,000, Anothur who hus used it for o scrofulous affoction repurtss permanont cure {rom its cure Yours truly, VANSHAACR, STaNEN-ON & O0 Sold vy all Pruggists. powi 1 OM COL. L. T. FOSTE Youngstown, Ohio, May 10, 1880 Dr. B, J. KrspaLL & Co.~1 had ory valus blo Hamblotonian colt tha: I prized vory highly, he had & large bone » p cn one jomnt snd 8 small one on the oth which made him very lame; [ hiad him under the charge of two veter: Inary woons which failed to cure him., 1 wha one day reading the ortisement of Kendall's Bpavin Cure i the Chicago Express,] detormined atonce to try 1t and got ourcrucg'sts here to sond for it, and they ‘ordurod th roe bottien; 1 0ok all and I thoy would give It a thorough trial, T used ff ding to directions and the fourth day the colt coused to bo lame wud the Iumps havo dissppeared. 1 used but ore bottle and the colt's lmby are as free of lum) nd ns smooth as any horse In the state [ ly cured. Tho cure was #0 remark: nt 1 bave lobtwo of my nelghbers have the remalo ing two bottlos wgel Arenow u:}nfifl. ory respectiu Y rpeti N vosTaR Boud for llusbrated clrcular giving positive prool, Pri All Dluq(n(hh have It or car ket itfor you, Dr. B, J. Kendall & CJ, Pro prhwlb inosburgh Falls, Vi, SOLD BY ‘ALLRRUGGISTS J. P ROGERS & G0, O G IOV F. L. Bommers & Co's CELEBRATED CRACKERS BISOUITS, CAKYS, JUMBLES AND NOVELTIES Wholesals Manufacturing CONFECTIONLRS AND DEALERS IN Fruits, Nuts and Cigars Il 8 14th ! OMHA, - - nFl LA LA EE 5 t aud most reliable VA XEL LW IVE A FLNEEX in North Owaba. Very cholce Meat, Poultry and Vegetahier ALWAYS3 ON HAND, C0CK & STUEHM, Propristor: Martin, The Tailor, | 1220 Furnham Street 122( Ha recolvod & full d stock of Fa J pair of pante for §6.00, or & complot #25.00, Bee him and s ¢ monoy. hink thieo bottles more will comglobaly THE WILSON & McNALLY TO- BACCO COMPANY. “Ireqard 8. 8. | GRAY’S SPECIFIC MEDIUINE TRADE MARK Tho Groat T1is DU ARK ~ % Eoglish rem. = ody. Anun. (Tl A\ failing cure for Sominal Wonknoss, Spormator: vhoa, Impot: ency, and all Discasesthat FTER TARING, follow a3 a BEFCRE TAKINA. soquonce of A Memiory, Universal Lasn) Sol-Abuso; aa Loss of tude, Paln In the Back, Dimness of Vision, Pre mature 01d Age, and many other Diseasos that load to Insanity or Consumption and a Promo. ture Grave, &3 Full ‘particulars In our pamovhiet, which we_dusire to noeud fros Yvmail to eviry one. &4Tho Spectfl ¢ Medlcine 1a sold by all drugglots m- | 8t 81 per paokage, or 6 packages for 45, or will Yo sent froo by mall 02 roceipt of tho © addreasing ~ THEGRAY SRDICINE ( Euffalo, N.'Y. T meen s by To Nervous Sufferers THE GREAT IIJ-R;FI.AN REMEDY, Dr, J, B. Bimpson's Specifio TEEI D EC XD . 16 s & posptt for Bpermatoirhes, Bewmlum eckngah atancy, tod i Ulseuas saeiting from Bolf-Abuse, as ‘Montal Anxlety, ) Memory, Palns in the Back and diseases % T (that lead o Iuanmm:x-un {{zRanity’ an, dicloe a a :Dk oF ‘used “co. oont froe 4o all, W ribo 10F Wt knd o toulara, Prico, Specific, §1.00 por pacAage, OF sk pacs. l'-lnrlm‘ Addrosa all Orders to B. AIMBOK MEDIOL Nos. 104 and 108 Maln §5. Buf Bold in Omaha by O. ¥, Goodman, and all drugyistaevery whare.,, a. , N. Y W, Balt, R daw PG saian . iR HOF WITY AN «avi gour 17e. 1t nas| 8 Fré Co saved hine Aoshasier, X ¥ aT-roaic, Oub, lovil effects of youthe CRFltul follies and ‘exces- s, It stops perma. nently all weakening, finvoluntary loss:s an Rlrains upon the sys > tom, the Inovitable ro- sultof theso evil prage 80 destructivo to mind and body werable, often leading to fusani- 16 strongthons the Nurves, Brain, 00d, Muscies, Digestive and Ropre- 1t restores £9 all tho organio K, ity chewrtul aod_ enjoyable o, hottle, or four times tho. quantity §10. teit by expreas, woouro from obaurtation, to any sddross on recelpt of price. No, 0, O, D. sent, exceph 41w & guarantee vor 9 must fnclose stamp. Dr, Mintie's Dandelion Pills ar0 tho hest and cheapest dyeycpein and biillous ald by ail dr cure 12 the markes, 50 cente, DR Minin's Ky Cures ell ki ouorrhes, 7 ¢ iaugg'ats: §1 bottle ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTH 718 Olive St., S8, Louls, M ¥ox fnletn Omaba by gxlete, Price F. GOODMAN __Janss-1v NERVOUS DEBILITY, jre Cusrante five dollare; ceus b prive. We With ench