Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 14, 1883, Page 5

3 ' AR i { | 1] t | | | - "\"N — — THE DalLY Br¥-~SATURMA Y AJ'RIL 14 Nobraska National Bank, Of Omahs, Neb. Pald ap Capltal, -« . DIRECTORS: « M. JOHNSON, Presldent, of Steele, Johnson & Co. E. TOUZALIN, Vice President, of 0., B & Q . R., Boston, V. MORSE, of W. V. Morse & Co. onN §. 5, 0t G, H. & J. 8. Collins. IN $250,000 | April 27, 1882, with the A Ct Ay baus 1o Nobrasks, )N recelvo spe ttention and char Istwasst allowed on time deposits upon favor. aUle tarms and upon accounta of banka and bank- Foseoy Mxomses, Government Bonds, and """'” Minnesota Pates Csunt= and City Sectios bought and sold. winter, $3.10; It is prop red to do a general banking business | ter, $2. all it detai’s ,and in the treatment of custoni- | Christian's sapor u er8 in will p irsue tho most beral poliey convle- | ton, §16.00; chopped h-u feut with’sa’e banking. Queen Bes fic per sack, Blye, per sack, L \RD~\) J. W. RODEFER. Broker Stocks, Boads, Commorcial Paper and all other Gocd ecuriti s dea t in Room 4, No. 28 Pearl St,, Council Blufts, Ia, —r erol NO MARKETS, mackerc!, kits, rew top, 124e; b Produce and Provisions I‘(\\TATU!A\ «Ka 00 per bushel, 1b do, wua prime to choice, 7§ 2 c; Patma, 6§ {—No. 1 mackerel, half brle, & 100 ; fanily At 4 75; family ma wkurel km Oa acconnt of the electrlc storm |8 b, balf bris, 6 00;'No, 1 oir, 110y sod which prevalled last night 1t was im- | 1130 yriras to choice, 12'to 12403 ol gn\:v 't possible for the telegraph company to | Java 18c @ 24z, transmit meosages of any character. For this reason the telegraphic mar- kets from New York, Chicago, Si. Louis and Kansas City are necessarily brief or entirely omitted from this 10¢; Granulated 93c; Standard Baxtr dard do, SUGARS—Fowdered, 94o; 10c: Cut loaf, (_un!ec!lunnn A, a C, 84c; Extra O, 8t mediom yollow, Tho; dark yellow, 7ic. RUP—S8tandard Com,, 44c, bbis.; Standand do, 44 gallon koge, 3 05; Stan. 4 gallon keys, 81 95, SODA—In Ib papers, $3.30 per case; keg 1ssue, vodn, 24c, it iy g S NEW PICK LES—Modinm, i harrels s34 AR ; do alf b )3 5 a| FIHAHCE AND CUMMERCE. |500 s in "hatt Dbl 5 001 ah SPARUC 9c; 703 Oorn, 740, TEAS: Pearl, FINANCIAL. Special Dispatch to Tam Bae. New Yok, April 13, GOVERNMENTS, Oooice, , 50@7he;_You apen, chnlcu, L Oolong, ohn.o inch, WOODENW A KK~ 173; threo hoop ps 1, 8 50; Pionaer wmh Grown 2 00; Wel LEAD—Bar, 81 VINEGAR—Yuie pa‘e ;,m\e, 18c: Prues Kirk's satioat, 8 6 Tatoos, (100 _cakea), riw—white Virginia Tozms & Pucitic. 124e, Union Paoitic bhle, 11'00: do, in half bl Comn Starol, 91 upowder, ' Tmperial, good, 40@450; ALT,—Dray loade, pes bhi, 1 70, a0 ks, 8 50; bhla dairy 60, 53, 8 50 APS--Kirk's Savon lm]rorlfll, hos Silver Gloss Brcelaior slous, good, 45@55; ng Hyaon, good, 86 holoe, bfler?fll.o Japan Nat 0@1750; Oolong, gond, 0@H5; Sovchong; %'s 4); Kirk's magaolis doz, POTASH—Penneylvauia oans, 4 case, iu case, 8 85; Babbitt's Ball, 2 doz, in case, 190; Anchor Ball 2 doz in case 1 60, l‘hANUTS—Roumd, choice, red "Ten- nesaee, 100 per 1b; fancy white, 104c per 1b; raw, 100; roasted | raw, rur gal on, 5| p, P, ' | red seal, 11c; 5; | Ivory black, 16c; Orugs. DRUGS AND « 1) AMIOA LS - Acid, Oarbolie, 50c;_Aeid, Tartarle, 550; Baleam Copabin, per 1b, 70c; Berk, “Rassatras, per 1b, 13 "Calomél, per 1b, 750; Olbohoridie, |}m oz, $110; Chlorofo 1h, 905 | Dover's powders, per 1b, 81 25 Epeom per 1b, 8§c; (-l)urlnc, pure pe - bi, lm\d. Anehm, per 1b, , Castor, No, 1, per gal, M Castor, No. 8, per gal, 8115, Oi per gal, 81 50; Oil, Origanni, 0; Quinine P, & W. & R, & § 5 Potassium, Todide, y Salacim, por 10c; Sulphate ATH, Counsellor and Attorn A ' ’ unsellor and Attorney JOD3—Uyators, 2 1b ‘Iur{v)he, per oz, § Sulpnar focr T oo, b1 00, dod B (KA, | per I, def Strvchiine & , of Byron Reed & Oo. por onse, Q02 ™ (2 andard), per cany, ® st Cashier of the First | 590; strawberrice, 2 ib, jor case,3 40, (,.!Q_'.'“' Al o) a, and connected with | caspberries, 2 [, per oase, 3 50, Dam. Mot M;fi‘\"i‘;"' Loy galoe, na, 2 I, per cose, 2 46, Bartlett dlig pe gallon, t of hat Bank since ite | 8 Lass Whortlob t i per g ”"1‘(' 10¢; " B, 8o Aoy o per gallon, 850 eperm, SV, B, bie Eallon: nenul oot, 175; fish, W, B., per gallon, utm, per gallon, 9)o; % cati; , zero, por gallon, 30 \ maching, No. 1, por gallon, 4 30; sporm, sigual, por gallon, 800 pentine, per_ gallon, 65c; naptiln, 74 gallon, 18c; 64", 17 PAINTS [N OTL—White lead, Omaha fio; white lead, St. Louis, pure, io; Jiarailien groon, 1 to 6 b “onn,” Roe rouch zine, gaoer neal, 120; French ' rine, Freuch zino, in varoish nst, 20; French tince, in oil et 150; Raw aad burnt umber, 1 cans 120; raw and burnt Slenna, 180t refined lampblack, vandyko brown, .g 12¢; coach black and; drop black, 180; Prossian blue, 80c; ultramarine bl e, 1803 chnme green, L. M. & D .y 140;blind and shutter frmu. L. M. & D,, 14c; Paris groen, 18c; ndian rad, 150; Venetian red, 90; 0D dre, 220; Amerioan Vermiliod, I, & P,, 180; chirome yellow, L, M,, 0, & 'D 0., 18¢; yellow ochre, 8c; golden ochre, 16; patent Al r, 8c; graining colors: llght onk, dark walnut. abestnut and ash 15c. Dry Saints hVth;u lead, 8o; l“;en‘:: flnl 1!0 whiteing whit; dors, ; whitin "f 1c; lampblack Germ: town, 14¢; lrmpb ack, o) h“? 1003 Pm siap blue, 550; ultramarine, 18c; vandyke t’mvn, 803 umbor, burnt, 43; nmber, raw ,-Iann., burn t, 40; slenna, raw, do ars groen genuine, 2o; Parts groon com rome green, N, ¥.' 20c; chrom guvm K., 12¢; vermillion, Eng., 70c; vor million, Amerlnl. 18c; Indiau red, 10c rose pink, 14c; venetian read, Cokusoso : venetian red Am., g:: rad lead, Tho; chrome yellow, genuine, bhrome yel- low, K., 12¢; ochre, rochelle 8c; ochre Frencl zg«; oohre. Americnn. 23 Winter’s mineral, ; lehigh brovn‘ 2ho; npu\;;xnlklfi-uwn. 2403 rince's minorn 10ct Par RO EL ISHES--Barrels per lon, 3 tneh and larper, 1loj | Furniture, extra, $1 10; furniture, No, 1, 12, 81; coach, extra, $140; onch, No, 1, ooy patls, | §1'30; Damar, extra, $1 im wpan, 700; as. 2 00, Tubs, No. phaltum, extn, 850 shella 8 601 hard arcs, 1 85 Double | oil finish; 81 80. kote, 3 60, ma-- Purs, Ete. b HIDES—(roen butcher's bids, 533 epple oxtra, 16c:(7c cared 6)@74c; hides, green salt, ioe pure wonle, 150, | dry flint, wound, 12@18¢; dry calf Ash- | and kip, 12@1do; ‘dry salt hides, sound, 10@11c; ; recn calf, wk. 8 016 Ite.,, 11@13c; 8 45; | groen oalf, wt, under 8 Tbe, por_ skin, b0o/ rk's standard, 8 75; | groon pelts, 50@8$1 25; groon lamb skins, ingy 0 25 Kirk's | §1 25@160; damaged hides, two-third rate, raire Quean, [ cut scored and ome grub, classed two. tLirds rate,) branded hidee 10 per eent, off Coon skins, No, 1, 45¢; No, 2, 800; No. 1 2.; No. 4, 100, _Mink, No, 1, 80c; No. 2 150; No. 8, 150; No, 4, ‘e, irox, No,ik, 60c; No, 2, 25c, Skunk, No, 1, bibe) 650j short stri 4011 o' stripee broad stripe, 100, -ll T, United States 60 60 | OCANDLES—Boxes, 40 lbs,16s, 15{0; 8¢, | Oak sol seu.om ! hemlock sole, 28 to Whabash, St. N 32 | 15e: bcxes 40 Iba,, 16 os., b, 1 8603 hom.l'ock kip, 800 to 100; ';unnar. Erie. 3¢ | MATCHES—Per oaddle, 950) round, | 85c to 80o; hemlock oalf, 85e to 130; hem- New 1277 | onses. 82 103 square, cases, ¥5 40. lock upper, 23c to 360; oak upper, uo. Pacific Mail 43 | MEATS—Hams per 1b., 18{c; bacon .mm. 400 tob 50; oalf kid, 83 STy 167 | ver Ib,, 18}c; clear side bacon per 1b., 1140; | Grel le' 250 to 375; ok kip, w Walls, Fargo & Uo, Bxpross, 1237 121 |dey aalt siciow per 1b,, 93c; dry salt shoul 100; oak 120 to 180; French-kip, Weatorn Union Telegraph. .. 83} 83 | ders per 1b., 10§c; bwon- oulders per 1b., | 110'to 1 5¢; irmmh calf, 125 to 3 00; rus- o S STRSNEROVILION Biu.lf{géoshr%:;r 1b.; n N0 -m.1 uo lining t"soo to 10 60; 50; ( 3 ey 0; N RODUOH & PIOVISIONS. | ;0 tes iy K?L,x... b8dor Arbuckle's 3 o 1056 %, Morocns o0 140, UHEESE—Full bel o O, D, Moroooo, 850) simon; Special Dispatchos to TaY Cream, 140y Part ESS—No1l s ar 42; No3 ontoaco, S 10k an, 240, a0r Mo 1 Obio onk Shor o' 2 o Omtoaao, April 13 —Fiour — Market | gt g mierican, 3 sen”;"uhtm.i 0. 1 Milwaukee, §70; No, 3do Mo, quiet; spring wheat, 3 30@5 00; Miv- l"_ ““" J”"“ Iye, 275, " Lumber. nesota, 3 50@4 25; bakers, 4 2')@5 75; piteni, 6 00@T 50; wiater whoat, 4 006 | 3 e =Jatiiag prices, Ohop feed WHOLESALS. ‘We quote lumber, latn and shingles on L | . b 1 L7 5 L eat—Uosattled and generally higher; 53 iy T fon N3 (@1 081 T T i MJWNNY i ot bl T BHRE b oag o s for Ma: USA@! for Juae; , and under, 3 1087 for Julyi No, '3 Chicego spring, | Amrony xg",{? 0,{",1:{:““‘",;,%2},‘" 'numm AND JOIST—18 H., 823 1 014@1 03§ No. 8 Chicago spring, 90¢; | ¥, 840; Buokeye LL, 4-4, 70; Cabot W. ’“'(N 33 ft., 836 50; 34 ft. $50 50 Hotired Lwinter, LETER a 1y | 74o; Chittenango A, B1o) Ureat Falls E| HARE Now ' 4 and § 1o, 824 00; I"n— areet sectl Ill renerally " . April; 743 @o5s for May; 56k@s6d: for i Indian O A ey T msug | B0 Ly bl o 5, 815 00 Juae; 57§@57Y for July; rejected, 459 6tc; Mystioriver, na Pequot A, sio; LIME—Per bnml» 81 25; bulk per pus- e tD) ir nud prices high °""“"““'£“-i°' % ‘5}:’ mfi: ‘.’;”;5“ ol Sper }53:' i Oats —Dema air ang rices higher; * & 3 r per B for oui o Tor Aprll; 4338 | Se a0 A ke o 4, I3k War- 1616100 1be, 88 50, Btraw board, 83 50, 33’»6 for M. 42§ for June; 4iffs for FINE BROWN COTTONS—Allendale Heavy Hardware List, uiy, 74o; Alligator 8-, So; Argyle 4-4, 7 I tes, $300; plow steel, special Ryo=Market steniy at 57c, Kbl lhes Hlente : Badges State X 411, ; nm’.o ;B; ;nlble..s&r ‘.poomu. ermaaits) Birley—Market quiet and unchanged at | Bennington 4'3!, uckeye 8, 4-4, Moo kes, 5c, Indian Orchard 'AA 9-8, 830; Laco; woo h:’:l.ponot, fl ?;';,u::] Pork —Lower, closed steady; 19 00 for cash and April; 19 163@19 15 for May; 1930@10 323 for June; 19 424@19 45 for uly. Lard—Closed lower; 11 323@11 85 for cash and April; 11 374@11 40 for May: 11424 for Juae; 11 424@11 45 for July; 80, 7c; do O 83, 7. aaL, anmaant 0 s, n L 4-4, 0 39, Bhos Lehigh T 4-4, 8jo;” Poppersll N ) 703 d do R 36, 740; do E 39, | eac 4, 7fc; Wamsutta 44 Y BLEACHED 0OTTONS—Androscog D‘, Blackstone AA imperial 8 5 o do hall blesohed 4.4,9c; Oabot 4-4, , horseshoes, 5 'I‘-ilnrdan , tongues, each, 700860 axles, L “. Uo urow In| 4 1“’@00! Burdan ] 's muleshoes, 6 25, R washe ool ch o e 11 523@11 8> for August. Fidelityd-4, 9}4: 3 Fruit of the Loom, 93; BAKBED WIRE—In car lots, 7 50@ N T o ol caw.bricd-4,12;c;doWater Twist, 1 ,Grlll 850 per 100, LIVE STCCR Falls Q, 90. in dian Head shrunk 4-4, lk, NAXLS—RAM. 10 to 60¥, 8 75, — Lonsdala, 10c; do cambric 12; e, l\ew SHOT.—8hot, $1.85; Buck shot, 82.1 Sposia) Dispatebsa ¥olts Ba York Mll EdfetEetek A,10o; Ortontal Powdar, kegs, 86.40: do.. b ol N 'ocahontas 4< Dh, keog 48; o.. ll.BS, last OHICAGO. Fognset -4, 810 o o Wamseatss 'h« ‘fuu. 0H10AGy, Ap'il 13 —=The Drovors’ Jear- | O X X, 121 lfl nal rep:rta as follows: E UUCKS Onlond)—A.lb-ny K brown Morrh Run Blo- mx W'Mubuut Hows Slow and dull; hich mi-ed, 7 00|8¢; do O, drab, 110y do Xa ~ stri) and | lump, 84 50; Whitebreast nut, $4 60; Iowa 7 45; heavy. 7 50@7 90; light, 7 10@7 65; | plaids, 124e; do X. brown and drab, | lnmp, 84 50; Iowa nut $4 50; rlnu ekipe, 4 40@6 90, stripes and plaids, 13}c; Arlhlgtan fancy, | #700; Anthracite, 811 60@13 00; nnon Cittlo—Wosk, pricss steady in most | 1Brdc: unswick brown, 8io; Charlot fancy | City, 87 00 per ton, most caecs; exporte, 645@6 75; good to|124e; do extra heavy, 200; Fall River Liquors, choice shipring, 5 90@6 90; common to brown, extra heavy, llkx Indiana A e ALOOHOL — 188 proof, 325 fair, 5 256@5 85; butchers’ 2 35@5 10; stock- | by 18a: Neponset A brown, 15¢ i g' er aud feaders. 8 40@5 00; demand iargely | TIOKINGD—amoskesg A U A 83 foabons “:,',:,c,‘."lf:, o i ae7 "{fl,‘z’, for light stock steers, 19c; do XX blue 82, 184c; Arrowanos, m proor 128 ; :-llon M&usd 94o; Claremont B B mnflcowm.,n S froot aation; seidia 396 TRAKFFIO, g'-l'lhfihmfl e 4k, S00 Lewuton a | 3 50; Knntuaky bourbonl. nom —t tuy 5 extra 4, 230; Poatl River Pu'.- o ,;‘{é Speed Dipatsu to Ten B o X ke, sbel m;‘%hm %mp""‘" € 00@io o0, CH10AG0, April 18,—Reoelpts and IME 10B do 88 120: Yeoman's blue 29, Bo RNIMS, —Amoskeak, blueand Immxn ments of live stock for the Andover DD blue, 1 bours have been as lollowl:.xfl e g?n‘: Bo‘iyfi:, 18}o; Oon:o.'rdd?coo blue -v ta, 'ts. | bro Beats Shipa'ts, | eown, LS o Adds dafo 1ah Hogs Onttls OMAHA MAKKHTS, IO H llnlnk Wholesale Prices. Orriox or TN OMAHA Brx, Friday KEveniog, April 13, The following are the only changes re- ported in the market to-day: Wheat, cash No, 8 advanced lc; re- Jeot.d, advanced 63, Barley, cash No, 3 declined lc, Cora, new m'xed, advanced 1, Local Grain Dealinge. o3¢a satteens, 73c; Orchard 74o; Pa}?rerlll Amold To; Conestoga, 63c; l)@7(.3, Eddystone, ri ac D, 7c; Mystio, ruard, 24 inch double tace, Fho; Manhattan glove nnl.h 5 Kowparsdo fluidom OORSET JEANS—Amory, !au Andros cozgin satteen Siu, Clarendcu, 6§0; Cones HAMS—Am- ‘k“‘h«r oy Argyle, Oumberiand, blue and b n, Mystio River DD ltrlpa. l“fl; N.'n"l ver, blue and brown, 160; Unocasville, blue and brown, 14jc. CAMB! 3 Eddystons 03 G-rmA owel , 8¢; Inhdi ‘arragansott, improved,c satteen 94c; Rockport, 7{e, 'T8—Allens, 64c; American, BS4o; Berwick, 4: Duskirk. c; Cocheco, 7c; 3 Dunnell, Te; Glaucuwr, Gn, armony, Hjc; Knickerbocker, Ghc; Mer Hho; Bpragu Glrighans, Tor Mary 74o0; Pioy WHEAT.- Cash No, 2, 865 cash No, qoughbrldge, 6¢; do, 8, 72/c; rejected, 48} boro, bie; Oriental Gjc, BARLEY.—Cash No, 2, 63c; o, 8,| GINi o 104 Atlantic, 9¢; RYESOash, 43}, g&;m.m, 7he;' Kenilworth, 8o g‘{!; New mixed, 870, kett, 8cr Sussor, 8¢ ) SEEDS —~Bluas grass seed, 125@1 50; t'mothy seed, 2 10@2 25; red "olover seed, 9 00; white clover seed. 13 00; u\lllctlud, ou. Hungnflnn seed, 1 10; orchard graes 87c. COTTONADHS-—Abberville 1840 Agate, 200; American, 11¢; Artisian, 20c; Oairo D and T, 184c; Olarica D and T* 1740; Deccan Co, stripes Dand T, loox K'fi- stone, 1340} N-nmum.. mh ouparel 16c; Ocean D 0! yal, 164) | Th Poultry, Buuox, uo; Tlox nhumt shirt « SHIOKENS—Live per doz, 81000 'rl;:l_?h" ”? 104 Tk, 4 QAR ENS ~Dressed, per ., 176, oy | ’%‘" nuu.!ml DUORY 11;"“:. P"l‘g ‘1‘;" PPl e o g gt e 1800880, POV 8 42, u., Fruit of the Loom 104, 27}; New Live Stock. York millad, 8ot do 7, 0o o 84, o CATTLE -Fat steers, $175@5 25. Pembrike 10-4, , 350; Peduot 10-4, 2846, 10 FAT COWS - 84 00@4 60, 74, 190 do 49, ' 16e; Foprerell ‘96, 1o HOGS -84 5%@7 (0. do 67, 21c;do 57, 18¢; U 96, 860; do SHEEP-$1 50@5 00, 68, 3340 do 48, 170, Gms—hpwhd. 4 w 003 dumuue, - MII 0! AmMul. D‘l‘ m OLA.Bm— 4 16 00 ‘WINES—Rb ne wl.:'a', muc. 6 00@ 2 00 Obhvlm. per case, 4 00@7 00, and Tobaceos. FINE 0 '—In pails,—Hard to Bntl 75¢; Golden Th 70c; Polmhl.n. Favorite, Gbcx Moun{ Fancy, Dainy, BocTh g tolle: Catling O. 8, B 1b boxos, per 1b 6301 Tor. l].lnd-'l‘hfir s} Diamond Crown, 66, BMOKING—All grades—Common, 25 to 830, Cramniated Hiosrmrell Durbam, 16 92.46:; Dukes Durham, 16 or, 46cy Boal of North Oarolina, 16 oz, 46; Seal of Nobras ko, 16 oz, 330; Lone Tack, 4 oz, linen ban per b, 8185 Marburge' Puck 2 os, tin oil, 630; Dog T .u“?e Marino unwas ed, light. 14@106; heavy,s, @15150; medinm unwashed, light, 1820 washed, choice, 320; fair, 80c; tub-ding and w,, 280; burry, blacksnd cotted woo Horses and Mules. The market is brisk and all grades are lal.llm well at » alight advance in prices. mand for TM horaes exceeds the I::Ely considerao) Prices range aa fol. Fiue single drivers, 150, to 800, Extra draft hornes, $175. to 225.; Oommo:n dralt borses, nw mwo, Extra farm horses, 8110, to 125,; Common o good farm horses .to'l.|Extnpl 860, to 75, on plags, $20, MU’LHB.-—\B to lfl bands n&n&. %125, “undn. §75, 0 100.) 18§ %o l‘ :| the chlef exvoniive of the city and a " | few woments pleasant conversation | NEW SAMPLE BOOKS. COMPRISING THE 'Wall FOR 1883 NOW READY A''D FORWARDED pi Bl J - R dered necessary by NOS 106, 108, 110 :|John J. McGrath, Chicago. We have resumed the hand'ing of WINDOW SHADES, and offer the only entire new line of these goods now in this market, OUR NEW MAYOR. | S A HMorning Call on Col, O Ohase. His Oondition Greatly Im- proved. Ever since the municipal election of April 84 it has beon pretty well un- derstood that our new mayor, C.l O, S. Ohase, has been seriously indis- | posed and there have been many wild -nd exaggorated rumors as to his con- dition. It was known that Mr, Walter Bennett had called at hta houss and administered the oath cf cffize vud it was feared that matters were qalto | serious. A Bek roporter oslled at colonel's residenca yestordap, and was glven the privilege of asight of with him, wThe colonel took cold whils attend ing a caucus durlng thelate campuizn, which settled on Lus lungs, so that he was unable to epeak, although he contlnued to ‘‘get sround.” | On the night of tho 81| he grew worso and had strong symp- toms of pnenmonia. about on the street, although he ought | not to have done so. Oa Thursday he sent for a physi. olan, and under his care grew tempor- arily better, so thar, contrary to the doctor’s advice he received a few visitors. In golog to the door and about the house In his slippers he caught cold anew in the araft, ard - flammatory rheumatism aet 1o, com bined with pneumonia, whereupon the dootor gave peremptory orders that no visitors at all should be admitted. A host of applicants for (ffis¢ have beseiged the house bat the mayor declines to entertaln any petitions un- til hels well, and will seud in no ap intments until he can get out} and F:ok over the field thorovghly. He is luoking much better and it left free from annoyance will soon reappear, ten years younger in farling aud appearance than he was on elec- tlon day. ———————— If you are mot married, write the M: riage Fund and Mutual Trust Ass tion, Ondlr Rlpld‘ Towa, for r:lrcu explaining the pla Satur The fol o #ing ot'r o’s runniag ra\rs to Chicago tiom tue Ublon Pacifl -t ‘anafer on Saturday eveulng-: Eveulng Tral thowa the da'e and names MONTHS. ) '3-2417 1-2215 [8-20 in business, the | | Ho ol went | liv LATEST PATTERNS OF Paper!- TRAIDDHE FREE OF EXPENSE. 0UR NEW LOCATION. Change having been ren. OMAI-IA continued increase is 112 WABASH AVE. foo list upon requeat. HAS BEEN PROVED 5l he SUREST CURE for ¢l KILNEY DISEASES. D\‘f. [ lnu\ll h.(‘k or NUT l\l-fllTA’l'l uso I;HVNP'Y WO“" at| pend 1) and 1t wil)) rentore ®lonce (druggiota rec apeedily avercomo the disease and o healthy 8otion to all theorge 'l Ladies, Fortonviaintapeeniiar) 2 a ® to your sex, such as pain |3 |lm| ‘weaknessos, KIDN EY- WOBTM\IIIIIAP- passod, s 1t will act promptly and safely.| Eithr Sex. Inoontiience, retention A woll known clergyman, Rev. N. Coort of Tr nyelean, Wi, sayu: sare ure for kidiley and 1 ver tro.b es * ISA SURE CURE ) for all diseases of ti.e Kidneys and s L | V E (R e Tt Iias speoific action on this most important organ, enabling it to throw oI torpidity and i , stimulating the hoalthy socrotion o, und by keeping tho bowela in frou | condition, effecting 111 i disohargo, 1oyt are sudering from y Balaria. e, ure hilious, dyspeptio, tipated, Kid. WWort willsurely re! lovo & quickly cure. ‘woason £o oloanse th £ satem, overy ono should take & thorough re of it. (81) SOLD BY DRUGCISTS. Price 81 "uw yuu, 1 won to rurc Ward, late Col, 69th Reg ter hoa th than Tha o hi herto o joyeo for many, many y-ars.” lo's cored now i cou8eq uml h pm ORTdEFEHMANEMGU EOF|4 ‘ CONSTIPATION. No other di”~ase is Ko provalent in mu s Conntip nd no remedy m r equalled tho ¢ Y. aw'eu £(WO Glhowever obstinate tho vaso, thin remeds’| & @lwil 0\»mam¢\ it ES. T8 distreesing com-(> ® plaint fs very aptfo be) i Kidney-|"s | Mmr\hlnlod with constipation. | Wort strongthena the woalkened parts and| 8| 8lquickly curea all kinds of Piles even when| ' 5|physicians and medicines have before fuil| €lod. $3°I¢you have either of thess troubles| S 9 vlll recoms mld 1t everywhere,” wri‘es Jas. B. Carrisge Manufasturer, M.erstown '—Kldney-Woit-cured my pi es ¥on R-I-BE-U-M-AT-LS As it i for all the painiul divonscs of tue KIGNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS.| It cleanses tho system of tov ecrid potson| &) that causes tle dreadiwi sntforing which) &g lonly the vietims of rhoumatism oun 1ealise. q THOUSANDS OF CASES %ot the worst forma of this terrible z[ave been quiclkiy rellevea, aud in enart| & A PERFECTLY CURED. ‘.‘:r CR #1, LIQUID er 0 £l 0| o E - ol El al @) ® | 8, my cus'o n or two y idney-Wor!. alone ¢ have trica 1 myself, und know rhat it 1s good.” —Portion of lotter irom J. Willett, dru.ust, Filnt, Mich, The Chicar>, tr fus 1eavo every 8 turd sy altginol 'II o tration i WORLD. Mrs.S. A. A/lens, WORLD'S 1S PERFECTION?! Public Benefactress. M. S. A. ALLin has justly earned this title, and thousands are this day rejoicing over a fine head of hair produced by her unequaled preparation for restor- ing, invigorating, and beautifying the Hair. Her World's Hair Restorer quickly cleanses the scalp, removing Dandrufi, and arrests the fall; the hair, if gray, is changed 10 its natural eolor, giving it the same vitality and luxurious quantity as in youth. . COMPLIMENTARY. “My hair is now restored to its youthful color; T have not a gray hair left. T am sat- isficd that the preparation is not a dye, but acts on the secretions. My hair to fall, which is cer- ainly an advantage to me, who was in danger of be- i bald.” This is the testimony of all wlm Mrs. 8. A. ALT WORLD'S HAIR I\ISIORLR. “One Bottle did “." Cxiression of tnany who their gray ha red toits natural color, “and their bakl spot covered i hair, after using one botde of Muis. S, A, Avwy onLn's Haik Rustorek. Itisnota dye, Hair Restorer ’ ceast That is the e had ov-et m-6m, JOHN D, PEABODY, M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, | : OFFICE ROOMS, § &6 1607 FARNAM BT, Besldence 1714 Douglas Btrees, Omahs, Neb, Bt Pan' Mtoncapelia and omaba | | For the eur i1 eradlout | gl gradicate YDIA E. PINKHAM'¢ VEQETABLE COMPOUND, Is a Positive Cure '.f all these Palnful Complaints and Weaknessi 0 commen Lo our best female pepulation. Mediclne for Woman. Invented by a Womas! | Prepared by & Woman. fhe Greatest Modical Diseovery Slnce the Dawn of Hister) K1t revives the drooping spirits, invigorate: anl \armonizes the organio functions, gives elasticity au trmness to the step, restores tho natural lustre %o th e, and planta on the .6 check of woman the fred 0sow of Life's spring and early summer time. | |#rPhysiclans Usw It and Prascribe It Freely. <&} 1 1t removes falntness, flatulency, destroys all eravicl br stimulant, and rellovos weakness of the stomack That fouting of bearing down, | md hackacho, 18 \ this Coy \LYpIA B, PURIFIES et ors from (1] lood, and ive ton ani sirength to the systein, 1 pan woman or child. Lusdst on Laving it Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are prepard 233 and 235 Westorn Avenuo, Lyon, Mass, Priced ther, §1. Six bottles for §5. Bent by mail in the forl of pills, or of lo for eitner, Mrs, \out LYDIA B, PINKHAM{ o constipation, biliousnes conts per b I)ruuu’hll-‘h‘l w J. E, HOUBE — | Consulting and Civil Engineer AND SURVEYOR. Bpecial attentlon to Burveyirg Town Addi. tions sud Lota, Furnishiug E timates of Exca- +, Makirg Maps, Plaos, & CFFICE OVER wFIRST NATIONAL BANK, OMAHA INEB, “1'nd_Kiduey Wort, » | § J — H.M.& M. Pea,vy, (I o 0 1 e o o e e e e Gtents’ Furnishing Goods, 1809 Farnam Street, NIEE. W. F. STOETZEL, Sells the Best COOKING STOVES. In the City, HARDWARE, TIN W.ATRIE, bl0 South Tenth Street. inglp Brsach Luading Shot l}uns. from 85 to 818, Double Breech Loading Shot Guns, from $18 to $75. Mugzle Loading Shot Buns, From $6 to $25.° Fishing Tacke!, Base Balls and all kinds of Fancy Goods. l?ull Stook of \huw Cases Alwayx o hand. Imported ‘and Key West (hga.rs a lmze line of Meerschaum and Wood Pipes and ev.rything re gmred in a firsc clags Cigar, Tobacco and| Notion tore, Cigavs from $156 per 1.000 npwards Send or Price List and fln.mples DAVIS BROTHERS BLANK BOOKS DPrinting Inks, STATIONERY. Largest and most complete assortment of biank books and office stationery in the city. Bookkeepers are invited to examine ourStock BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE, DAVIS BROS', 16th Street Opp. Post Offiloe N. B.—Onr stock of Fanoy Statlonary Is compiete in everyrespect. GEORGE HEIMROD, The Leading 16th Street GROCHEDR, ‘Sells at Bottom Prices. Fresh Radishes, Green Peas, Fresh Lettuce, Pie Plant, Cucumbers, Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, Apples. LANDRETH'S CARDEN & FIELD SEEDS. U.P.GCGCROCEHRY. 'GEO. HEIMROD, 613 North 8ixteenth Street. FREDERIC GOAL. The only Coal mined west of the Mississippi River that is equal in quality to the ROCK SPRING COAL. THE ONLY IOWA COAL That wlll stock for & year without slacking or]shrinking. § Pronounced by all the leading brlck men In Western Iowa as the very best coal for burning brick ever used in the West. EUREKA COAL AND MINING CO., Frederic, Monroe Co, Iowa. HORRIBLE ACCIDENT AVERTED.. No Floods in the Mistouri. And Every one Buys of JIEENIDIS, 711 THIRTEENTH ST. NEW & SECOND HAND FURNITURE, STOVES, CROCKERY Tln Blaxswara, l}a.rpetn and Huusehold Runnllns. W. F. OLARK, WAL, PAPHER, PAINTER, PAPER HANGER & DECORATOR Kalsomining, Glazing, AND WORK OF THIS OHARACTER WILL REOCEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION, OMAHA, B, E. Cor, 16th and Douglas Streete, - X i