Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 12, 1883, Page 2

gew (] THE DATLY BEE- S O IAHA FRIDAY, JANUARY 12 Failing! That is what a great many people are doing. They don't know just what is the matter, but they have a combination of pains and aches, and each month they grow worse. The only sure remedy yet found is BRowN's TRON Brrrers, and this by rapid and thorough assimilation with the blood purifies and enriches it, and rich, strong blood flowing to every part of the system repairs the wasted tissues, drives out disease and gives health and strength, This is why Brown's IroN Brrrers will cure kidney and liver diseases, consumption, rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala- ria, intermittent fevers, &c. 203 8. Paca §t., Baltimore, No 881, I was a great sufferer from nysEepsm, and for several weeks could eat nothing and was growing weaker every duy. 1 tried Brown's Iron Bitters, and am happy to say T now have a good appetite, and am getting stronger. Jos. McCAWLEY. Brown's TroN BITTERS is not a drink and does not contain whiskey. It is the only preparation of Iron that causes no injurious ef- fects, Get the genuine. Don’t be imposed on with imitations, THE BACKBONE LAND GRAB. A Scheme to Steal 1,493,000 Acres of the Public Domain. OCOIDENTAL JOTTINGE, WYOMING The mystery surrounding the abduction of the young girl io Cheyenne recently has not yet been cleared up. The work of tearing up the Colorndo railroad track between Cheyenne and Ft. Collins has been commeanced. A. H. Swan, the Wyoming cattle king, has closed the wale of bis immente bera Froposed Investigation of the | ani will go to Scoilond to get his money, Tranefer to the New Or- leans Pacific Reilroad for $1 of Over $3, 000,000 Weorth of Land. The Oheyenne Sun is wading into the tailor named Elijah R. Beckstead, who was flogged on the street by a woman last week, The Cheyenne ¢lectric light waa recently tested and forty lichts of two thousani candle power cach were burned for seve al hours, The contractors for ico for the Union Pacitic railroad company have commenced WASHINGTGN, January 7.— 1f Con- [ work putting up the ice at various stations sressman Froat can to morrow ocatch ho speaker's eye, he will introduze a resolution for the appointment of a solect committee of five mombers to investigate the circumstinces attond- ing the transfer of the Backbone rail toad to the New Orleans Pacific, sud on the road. The retiring board of county commis. sioners of Laramie county were banqueted last week in Cheyenne and each preseated with a gold headed cane. DAKOTA, Casselton will sk the leglalature for a the tacuns by which this trapsfer is [ city charter, sought {0 be ratifizd. The resclution Hot Springe, 1n Custer county has Leen ia based npon the allegation that the | laid cus and incorporated. deed of transfer was executed in pur- suance of a conepiracy to defraud the goverument of a large part of the pub- Jic domain, and that corrupt practices are now being reeorted to in order to obtatn from the United States a rati tion, In brief, it was then reported that the New Orleana Pacific railroad with tho defunct Backbone ratlroad, purchased the franchiscs and land grant of the latter for the ostensible consideration of $1, aud for u real consideretion that did not appear in the formal docament. The Backhone road got from congress in 1871 a of twenty sections per mile for its en- tire length of 318 miles. This grant was a part of the Texas Pacifio grant of nearly 15,000,000 acres. The con- ditlon of the grant to the Backbone road was that the road should be built in five years, It never was built nor JUnited JStates Doeposiior; Firsi National ‘Bank Oor, 13th and Farnam Bts, DLDESY BANKING RESTABLISHMENT @ OMAHA. BUOOLAFORE YO KOUNTZE BROTHERS. AABLIAUED 1480, Orgaoivet ae & National Bank August 10, 1800 CAPITAL - . - #200 000 BURFL 4 AND PROFITE = 80,00 OFFICAUA ARD DIRRCFORM Hunwan Koowrzn, Prosident, Vioo President, This bank rec rea doposita’without regard amount. Insues time saton bearing Interost. Draws drafte on San Fraicisco and principal citios of the Unitea Ttatos, sl<o London Dusl'n Edingsburg and the principal cities of the conti nent of Kurope may7d THE OLDST ESTABLISHED BANKING HOUSE IN NEBRASEA. CALDWELL, HAMILTON & CO0., BANKERS. Buzinoss transacted same as that of an Incorporated Bank, Acconnts solictted and kept ubjoot to sight check without notico, Certifioatos of deposit issucd payablo {n thrae, »ix and twelve months, bear- ing intecest, or on demaud without in terost, Advances made to customers on ap- roved securities at markot ratos of ntoreat, The {nterests of customers are close- ly guarded and every factlity compati- ble with principles of sound banking froaly extended, Dra v Sight Drafts on England, Tra: laud, Seotlaud, and all parts o Europe Sell European Passage Tickets, Collsctions Promptly "Made, M. HORWICH & CO,, DEALER IN Paper Stock, Woolen Rags, Iron AND MEPATS, Highest Prices Paid, Shipments from th country solicited. Vemittancoe Omana | Promptly mude | Nws \ivaska Land Ager DAVIS & SHNYDER, 1606 Farnam 8t. Gmaha Nebraska. © CHOER ACORES Cawellly welected land in Edatern Nebraska for sale. Great Bargans in improved fatms, Omana eitdpropert y Geo. . Bemis Real Hstate Agency, 6th and Douglas 8 ., Omaha agency does strictly a brokorage not speculate. and therefore apy baance of our books are insured against los . J. E, BERGEN, S .4 12 Wa 5 businces ever begun, except on paper. Not an acro of its land was ever earned. The only thing of value it possessed was the grant, and this it lost by fuilure to build the road. The New Orleans Pacific professed to have absorbed its charter and franchise, though the New Orleans Pucific built a road entirely aifferent from the propored Backbone road, The New Orleauvs Pacific, how ever, desired to obtain possession of the rich land grant of the defunct Backbone road. This land grant cov- ored some of the richest sugar lands in Lounisiana. It is now alleged that the private arrangement that was made was that the New Orleans Pa- cific should bond the lands at $3,000,- 000 and glve to certain persons who clalmed to have interest in the Back- hone road §1,000,000 of these bonds. Now, theso persons could have had no lawful interost in the Backbone road, for it was defunct, and its land grant had lapsed, but thep were per- sons who could have prevented the insuing of the patent or the ratifica- tion o? the grant to the New Orleans and Pacific, Many settlers have taken this land in good faith. Much of it is improved and valuable. Farms are comprised init. Lhe vettlers, many of them, pro-empted the land under old lawa. Others have secured lands since 1876, supposing that the Backbone grant had lapsed, and that they could have the land by pre-empting it and pay- ing the government prics fer it. The vettlera, about year ngo, learned of thoe negotiations that had beeu going on between the New Ocleans and Pa- cifio and the persons pretending toown the Backbono interests. They were greatly alarmed. A committeo came to Washipgton and learned that the secrotary was almost ready to sign the patont to the New Orleaus Paottic Congressmen Blanchard and Robin- son, of Louisiana, filed & protest with Secretary Kirkwood against the rati- fication of the grant uutil the rights of the eettlers could be determined. An agreemoent was then entered into with these settlers and Jay Gould's agent by which the agent bound Gould to guarantee the rights of the settlors. Satisfied with this, the settlers withd! their protest, but the guarantee has never been exo- cuted, This action of the settlers, however, stirred up the old Backbone rallroad bhondholders, among them Senator Kellogg. If there was to be a deal, Kollogg wanted to be in on the ground floor, Ho stood between the New Orleans Pacific and the grant, for the secretary did not dare sign the patent againet Kellogg's protest, Meanwhile, Kirkwood went cut and Teller cameo in as secrotary, Teller, when in the senate, had favored legie- lative actton that would have legaliz the transfer of the grant, The wen who are in the New Ocleans Pecific wero the men who urged Teller’s appointment as secretary of the in tosior, The transfer of these valua- ble lands to the New Orleans Pacitis now orly requires Scoretary Teller's signature to consummate it. Mr Frost has been informed that the men who would recelve the worth of the land bonds aro Wm. H Baroum, Mr. Scott of Erie, the rail- road oapltalist, Senator Kellogg, 8. W. Dorsey, Williams, and Congressman Ketchum, loformation which involves two cabi- investigation be made \ames may be clearcd, that of which Jay Gould i pre uot the New Orleaus Pacific company. AND FANGY GROGERIES N. W. Cor. 16th a%d Cuming Street. M. R. RISDON, FRIBDTAECEI S I W E Phoenix Absurance 0o, of Londen, 96,804,004.0 Wostchesser, 1, Y., Capital The Merchants, of Nowark, N. Capital, Office, Bovd's Opera House' that has boen negotiating in the wan uor described, 1t ina fact that Seoretary Toller 9 | when in the senate, introduced a bill declaring all forfeited, and enume: d land g in the house, —_— . 1,000,000.0 | Horstord’s AcidiPhosphate as & Re= | &2 frigerant Driuk in Fevers . DAVIS, Meriden, Conn, . O, eaya: “‘T have used 1t as a pleasant aad cooling drink in fevers, and lunl been very much pleased with it.” fioation of the deed of transfer. Should this resvlution be passed, it is the publization on KFriday laat of the story of the Backbone land grant is made the basis of the proposed investiga- had, in pursuance of an sgreement 81,000,000 ex-Land Commissioner In addition, Mr, Krost has recelved net officers so eerlously that he be- lioves that it is due them that that an their Mr, Frost is also informed that it is the New Or- loacs Pacifio construction company, ent, and ting in tho bill all the roada which had failed to earn Ben'l Insurance Aganb | s ititome S i to bill to the same effoct was introduced The ¥ ) has b $70,000. Several Bismarck saloon keepers decline to pay the £500 license, 10 have shut up and quit businers. The Spiuk county farmers will hold a convention for the purpose of organizirg & farmers’ advancement ‘club, s Merchanty hank at Aber. n started with s capital of bolief that within two weeke | e Desdwood Terra company has paid the committee would be ready|280)000 in dividends. The Father D w report to the house, The [Smet mine, Ceatral, for the last half of , yielded 81,874.49, The Home. ng company paid out $50,000 on the 26th of December. During 1882 the ‘cornpany has paid to stockholder £600,000, CULORADO. Cotorado has 104,590 equare miles. Coal retsile in Gunnisen for §5 50 per ton, The buildings ercoted in Buena Viata last year were valued at $107,618 As yet the murder ot Policeman Stemm, nt | of Pueblo, is shrouded in mystery, A paper mill, with a capital stock of £60,000, has been organized at Pueblo, An organization for the protection of game And fish has been perfectedin Pit- kin county. A large emigration from Guaonison to the Grand and Uncompahgre valleys has commenced, The old tettlers of La Piata county had a grand reunion at Durango oo New Year's day. Larimer isthe banner county as to the ield of wheat, showing & yield of $4'2,- 350 for 1852, The wool clip of Colorado is over 6,000, 000 pounds, and is about 49 per cent of the value of the flocks, The annual report of the directors of the Orphats’ Home in Denver shows that institvtion o be in a healthy financial condition, When the water works are completed the puliz and private improvements of Fort Colling for the year 1682 will amount to over 200,000, So far, the present winter, the weather has been very favorable for etock, Catile in most parts of the state have been able to pick up a living on the ranges withous being fed hay or grain. e MONTANA. (ood hay is worth from $23 to $25 per ton at Butte, Daring the year 1832 only 42 deaths oc- curred in Helena, Bentoa is now howling for a branch of the Cansdian Pacific, The internal revenue collections in Mon- tana for the year just olosed were $76,300, About 50,000 acres of land have been adied to the cultivated area of Montana auring the past year, The Lexington Company produced bul- lion valued at $96,000 duriog the month of December. Thugs, footpads, robbers, murderers and other ruflians are wnvited to bid Bozeman a hasty good bye, It is stated that Gallatin, Custer, Daw- sou and Meagher counties will ark for divi- sion during the present session of the legis- lature, Itumors of a fabulous etrike in the Cable miving district has been made near lutte. It is waid that gold ore assaying $6,000 per ton was found, The recent decline in the prico of silver, it in estimated, will result in a loss of fully $20,000 per month to the silver minii g companies of the Butte district, Thero were exactly 27,481,141 pounds of freight brought up the Missouri last season, OF this vest amount the Benton '‘P" Line transported 10,850,000 pounds, besides about 1,000,000 pounds of way freight, IDAHO. Moecow has organized a literary socie‘y, During 1882 the Central Pacific deliv- cred 18,000,000 pounds of freight at Kel- ton, Abcut one-thitd of this went to Wood River, waile the balance went to Boise City, On Decembor 13th & snow slide ocourred near Vieonn which swept away the cabin of the Nellie mine, killirg two miners, Draw poker has become a favorite pas- time in fasbionuble circles in Boise City. A young lady recently lost $2,000 at one sittiog. WASHINGTON TERRTORY. Bight tons of oysters are exported week- ly feom Oiympia. Henry Villard has contributed $100 to- ward building o First Congregational church at Spokan Falls The machine shops of Hanson & Co., ut Tacomn, were destroyed by fire on the night of Decomber 30; loes §10,000, A mannamed Stephens accidentally shot and wounded a Russian half-bresd numed Stephano at Fort Townsend lart Sunday. At Tacoma on Monday two freight trains came into collisions, dumping several cars into the bay and injuring one man lightiy, The largest gang-saw on the Pacific const, and probably in the wz1d, will soon be set up at Tacoma, It has a weight of twenty-five tons and a capacity of 100,000 feet of one-inch boards per vy The crank shaft to the genyg is of steel and eleven in- ches in diameter, CREGON, About sixd inches of snow fell at Port. laud ou the 3d inst, Alva Coudit, aged eighty-four, an Ore- gon vioneer of 1845, dicd Wednesiay at Clatsop plains, am Paul and P, B, Barnum quar- reled at Parker's Wells, last wee horse. ) Both men were severely ibby foreman of a Chinese Portland, was thot y last week, The deed 8 | was supposed to be dune by Chinamen, Negotistions are pending between the Northern Pacific Torminul cowp Farmers’ Loan and Trust company of New York for mortgaging the Terminal property in Portland, The ariount want. ed is 3,000,000, During the year 642 buildings were erect. ed in Portland and vicinity, at a cost of 2,970,000, The wholesale trade of the city was $10,000,000 snd the value of man- ufactured geods $7,700,000, in which 4,178 hands were vmployed. Real estate trans. actions were §5,650,000, The va'ue of im. orts into the Columbia river was $28,000,. of which $1,000,000 was from foreign / parts, The exporta from the Columbia river were $1%,060,0°0. CALIFORNIA Malarial faver is reported widenproad 1n San Bernadino, Governor Perkins was given a grand complimentary bunquet st Sacramento on Javuary 24, Thirty thousand boxea cf oranges will be the produ. t of the orchards of the Santa Ana valloy the present season, The pulp miil at Alta was campleted re cently. The pulp will be shipped to Stock. ton and thers be worked into paper.@w i A shower of mud is said to have fallen st Fresno one day lust week, covering everye thing with & light coating of gray eandy mud. Eleven hundred shares of the stock of the Furmers' Canal company has been sold to one person in Mersed, ‘The purpose of the company is to irrigate Merced county. The Dairymen's Protective association of Marin_and Sonoms counties met at Pota: luma New Year's day and effected u per- manent organ'ztion, An old Mexican woman was Lurned to death at Warner ranch on the 27th ult While preparing_ an evening meal ber clothes caught fire, She died in great agny. Wesley Nichols, sent to San Quentin from Nevada City, tive months sgo, for seven years, onw chare of beiuw converued in the roblery of Whitney and Gibson, two old wen living near Marsh's lumter yord.{hes been pardoned, i NEVADA. The legislature organized at Carson on the 1st inst. The republicans have a wa- jority of 14 on joint ballof An appropriation of 835,000 has haen made by the Nevada legislature to defray the expenses ot the session, Two attorneys have commenced a suit at Eure«n against the Eureka Consoli- dated Miniog comoany for fees claimed to be due them, The smoun is $60,000, It is reported that a hand of five desper- adoes hiwve taken up quarters in the lava beds of Modoe county. Ths bandits are armed with Winchester rifles and revol- vers, and levy principally on stock. They defy tho authoritie d represent that in their porition they stand cff” & good- sizad regiment of roldiers, In Como district there is a mining clain. which was located several months ago by the Ely sisters. aged 16 and 14, ant named the Woodbine and Daffodil. Theso young ladies, who are pers nally very attraciive, are at work developicg theic claim, in the value of which they have great ccnfidence, Like all proepec. tors, they look upon their property as the coming rival of lLu Coneolidated Virginia and Califorzia bonanza, They already have sunk & shaft eight fect deep, and twelve by six in sz, doipg all the work with their own hands—and with picks snd shovels—in hard-pickivg ground. 'They deserve the success whicn all their fricnds wish them, ANITONA, Charlos M. Strauss was elected muyor of Tucson, laet Turday. Two_burglars broke jail from the Tuc- won jail one day last week by knocking down the turnkey and taking ths keys from him, NEW MEXICO. A prominent Mexican military official was sriested at Il Paso, lost week and tined 830 for carrying concealed weapons. REMEMBER THIS. If you are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature i» making you well when sall else fails, If you are costive or dyspeptic, or aro suffaring from any of the numer- ous diseases of the stomach or bowels, it is your own fault if you remain ill, for Hop Bitters are a sovereign remedy 1n all such complaints. If youare wasting away) with any form of Kidney disease, stop tempting Death this momont, and turn fora cure to Hop Bitters. If you are sick with that terrible slcknes: Nervousness, you will find a “Balm in Gilead” in the use of Hop Bitters. If you are a frequenter or a resi- dent of a miasmatic district, barricade your system agaiust the scourge of all countries—malaria, epidemic, bilicus and intermittent fevera—by the usc of Hop Bitters, Ii you have rough, pimple or eal- low skin, bad breath, pains and aches, and feel miserable generally, Hop Bitters will give you fair skin, rich blood, and sweetest breath, health and comfort. In short they cure all diseases of the stomch, Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's Disease, $500 will be paid for u case they will not cure or help. That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister mother, or daughter, can be made the picture of health, by a few bottles of Hop Bitters, cos‘ing but a trifle. Will you let them suffer? THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY FOR PAIN. Relioves and cures RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, BACKACHE, 'HEADACKE, TOUTHACHE, SORE THROAT, QUINSY, BWELLINGS, SPRAINS, Screness, Cuts, Bruises, FROSTBITES, Brgteges A The Charles A, Vogeler Cs. Ualtimore, ¥d., U, 8. A, TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Crrice OF CRMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY ) Washi. gton, December 30, 1882, § Wiikkeas, By satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been niado to appear that “THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CMA HA,” in the cit: «f Omaba, in the county of Dougla’, and State of Nebriska, has complisd with vrovis ons cf the “Act of Congress to enable National Banking Associaticns to ex tend their corpora‘o existence and for other pur voie ," approved July 12th, 1852 Now 1aErEroag, I, Jehn J. Knox, Comptriler fthe Currencv. do hereby certily that *The First National Banc of Omaba,” in the city of Owaha, in the county of Douga», and tat. of Nebrask, 1s authorized ta have successio 1 forthe penod sy i in its amended urt ) iation, namely, until the fclose of by iness on December 31, 1902 IN TRTTIMONY WHEREOF, witness my hand ud scal of office this 30th day of Decenubor, 1882, e JOHN J, KNEX, T Comptroiler of the Currency i l jan ‘4 1w “McOARTHY & BURKE, Undertakers, 218 14TH ST., BET. FARNAM AND DOUGLAS A FEW BARGAIWNS XN HouseS LLOLES, Farms, Lan BY BEMIS 15th &Douglas St. HOUSES AND LOTS. No. 19—Full ot aud new house, 3 rooms, two be ow an oae up-stairs. Eight foot ceiling be'ow and revenabove, Brick foundation, cellar, ete. A bar, 64 No. 13—Large two story house, 10 rooms, two large cellars, good welland cistern, Lo, ctc., on Webster and 224 street, $6,000. No. 17—Lot 50x1%5 feet, uew house of two rooms brick foundation 100 barrel cistern on Hamiltcn street near Poor ClareCozvent $500. No. 16—House aud lot on 17th near Clarx 8t. housie 5 room « ete $1200. No. 15—House of 3 rooms full lot on Pierce St. noar 19t §1600 No. 21- New touseof 7 rooms, with corner lot, half milo wist of Turniable of red street cars ou Sau_dersSt. £10°0. No. 5—Houss of tight rcoms, barn ete. lot 6OX163 feet $2500. Vacant Lots. No. 252—Two full lots on 19th Street near Lake 8¢, $1600. No. 351—Twenty five 1ots in Parkers addition just north of the end of red street car line §4.0 each easy terms, No.850—Four lotson Delaware £t niar Hans- com park, §650. No. 831-One halflot on South avenue, near 8¢, Mary's avenue, §5:0. No. 310—Eightoen (18) lots on 21st, 22nd, 23rd ana Saunderastrect, wesr Grace, $00 each aod un easy terma. No, 346 Six beautifui residenca lots on Cather. 1ne stroet, near Hanscom park, $4,500 Twelve beautitul residence fots'cn Hamiiton street, noar end of old strestear track; bigh ana g 8360 to §700. Several aure avd half acre coroer lots on Cum.- irg, Burt atd California_strects, in Lowe's sec- oud addition and Park Plice—near Academy of Sacted Hoat. Lots n * Pro-pect Place” on Hamilton and Charlos etrert, just woet of the end of Red Street Cartiack and Convent of the Sisters of Poor Clare, one and ouo halt mile from pestoftice ond na mile fom U, P. shops, $150 to $300 caca, culy 5 per cet down and 5 per cent per month L)tsin Lewe's addition one-haif milo west of end of Red Strect Car_track near Convent of Poor Clare Siaters in Shion's addition, $126 to 3300 each, and on very eaty terms. Jots in Horbach's 18t and ond additions, Shinn's, Prk Placo, Lowe's 20d additicn Rizan’s Lnke's, Nelson's, Hanscom Place, Redick's ad itions, etc., e ts in *“Cre it Foncior addition” just one- quirter milo wouth-cast of Union Pacific and B. und M. R. K. depots, §260 to 1,500 each, very easy terma, Business Lots. Taree good busivess lots on Dodge near 12th street, 2:x120 fect each, §1,600 each, or $1,500 for al), easy terma. Two gaod busiress Ity on Farnam street, 33x 66 feot each, with frawe buildings theron. roiting for abcu: $6(0 per year each; price § each, 44x132 fect on Faruam vear 10thstr §120.0 Sylerdid Warehouse lot o1 Unfon Paciffe right of way, rorth of track and esst of Nail Works— being 132 feet norih f-ontage on M: 1t 100 fo.t wost tro ard widd land aehington, Bu't, no, Sianton, wnd 04 counties in o n Nebraskafor sale. 1axes paly, rexts col ected, ani woney loaned on improved city and country ,pro, crty at low rates of intercst corner BEMIS'’ NEW CITY MAP, FOUR FEET WIDE AND SEVEN FEET LON WITH EVERY ADDI. TION RECORDED OR CONTEM- PLATED UP TODATE. “OFFI. OIAL MAP OF THE OITY.” $56.00 EACH, / GEQ. P.BEMIS, Real Estate Agency, 16th and Douglas St., Omaha . . Neb. J. A, WAKEFIELD, WEOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALSB IN i W T RS R . t.ath, Shingles, Pickets, BASH, DOLR®, BLINUS, 1ADLDINGS, LIME, CEMEN P L A FRUTINIR, WO, SrYTATE AGENS FOR MILWAULRS CEMENT COKPANYY Near Union Pacific Deont. ol LU L Ll O. F. GOODM.AIN, OWMAHA N WVINOLRRAILE EALEE, UN DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, Window and Plate Glass. nyoae contomplating bulding etore, bank, or any othor fine antage to corres oud with ug before purchasivg their Plate Gluse, will find 1§ to thelr ad C. F, GOODMAIy, QMAHA STEELE, JJHHSON & 00, e WHOLESALE GROCERS NEB AND JOBBERS IN Flour, 8alt, Sugars, Canned Coods, and All Grocers' Supplies. A Full Line of the Best Brands of GIGARS AND MANUFAGTURED TOBAGCO, hoenty for BRNWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER 0. HENRY LEHMANN, JOBBER OF W ATLTT, b 2 R gl n O AND WINDOW SHADES 'EASTERN PRICES DUPLIGATED. 118 FARNAM 8§T. - - OMAHA TP TS LTI DTN ED (5 IEINC T o €I WX IN G POWEHR AND HAND 8team Pumps, Engine Trimmings, KINING MACEINERY, BELTING, HOSE, PACKING, AT VVHOLESALE AND 1 BR2ASS AND in Ll'x‘rrmas PIPE, #TRAY iTAL HALLADAY WIND-MILLS CHURCH AND.ICHOOLIGELLS Cor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb. . BEORIERR oD, ~——DEALERS INe—— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO. Fire and Burglar Proo AULTS, - LOOCE S, <. {020 Farnham Street, ODEATIA, M BAUNR GROGER AND GONFECTIONER, Fine Teas, Coffees, and Spices TOBACOCO AND 22d and Cumings Street, OIGARS. - OMAHA, NEB g Wade, The Confeetioner, Buy your CnndieRLt\t Wade's. All Goods perfeotly pure, argest agsortment in town. FINEST FRENCH,FRUIT,GLACES, FINE CIGARS, Orders by Mail Solicited, Opera House Block, 16th 8t., 'FRESH BALTIMORE O =T HRS THE D. D, MALLORY & 0O'S DIAMOND BRAND! DIAMOND BRAND! D. B BEEMER, Goneral Western Agent, Omaha. VIENNA BAKERY, Corner Sixteenth and Webster Streets, Fresh Vienna Milk Bread Oakes of all kinds, driver, dec 4 Im fancy and plain. An ofthe above can be ordered from Prompt attention given to all or ders, HESSE & HOPPE, PERFEGTION HEATING AND BAKING s only attained by using CHARTER 0AK Btoves and Eanges, WITH GAUZE OVER DOORS, *For sale by ¥ MILTON ROCERS & SONS ONEAFY A, ull m&el A N\ e L3