Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 14, 1883, Page 3

i * s The Ilebrasl(a Natlonal Banl( CF CAMATA, NaB, h.ia Up Capital - drplus Fand, May, DIRECTORS: $210,000 100 R. JOHNSON, President, of Stecle, Johns E. TOUZALIN, Vice President, of Bosto. W. V. MORSE, of W. V. MORSE & Co. JOH COLLINS, G H.&J 8. Collins. M. WOOLWORTH, Counsellor & Attorney at Law. 8. REED, of B, ron Reed & Co. W. YATES, Cashier, for many years Cashier of the First Nationa Bank of Omaha. This Bank opencd for business April 27, 1882 THR DIRECTORS AND STOCKMOLDERS are among the leading business men of Omahs, and Ita business Is eondusted with expecial referemco to the est and Increasing interests of its mereantile patrons. COLLECTIONS receive prompt attemtion and charges lowest obtainable here or elsewhere. INTEREST gjlowsd on time its upon favor. able terms and upon accounts of banks and bankers. FOREIGN EXCHANGE, Government Bonds and Gounty and City Secunitios bought and sold. % Co .I w. flodefer, Broker, Stocks, Bonds, Commercial Paper and all other « dsecurities dealt in® Room 4, No, 28 Pearl 8t., Council Bluffs, Iat FINANCE AND COMMERGE. FINANCIAL New Yorx, September Money—Easy at 2@2} per cent, Prime Paper—5}@7 per cent. Exchange bills, quiet at 4.81}; 84, Governments—Firm. Stocks—The market was not active at any time to-day. Tt has been remarkably firm and there was a gradual advance during the day. The net result of the day’s trading was an ad- vance of } to 1§ per cent. demand, COUPON Be: o s Coupons. Pldfic of BTOCKS AND BONDS, American Expros Burl., Codar I Chicago & Alton do do pid. b, Burl. & Quiney Erio. ; do 1 Hannibal & St. Joneph asked do do do pid. Illinois Central....... Ind., Bloom. & Western Kantas & Tex: Lake Shore &. Mlchlgnn So Michigan Central. ssouri Pacific. Northern Pacific. do do Northwestern. & Northern Peoria, Decatur h Rock fwland. pid, . Paul, Minn, & Mauito - Taul & O do f do o pid. tern Union Tolegrap o —— GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. cnie September 13. —Flour—Quiet bat Crreaao, unchanged Flour, bbls. Wheat—Active, firm and higher; regular, | Wheat, bushe 170,000 ‘Jliqc for September; 98kc for October; 100 Ccrn, bushels 4-1.}000 bid for November; 1'01}@1 018 for December; | Oats, bushels 146,000 c; No. 3 spring, 86@57; No. | Rye, bushels, 38,000 2 rod winter, 1 Barley, bushels. 24,000 h. ofn—Unsettlod and generall y higher; 513 for cash, Soptember, and r; Sl ovember; 495c for the year; oo for May; ojected, 48 Oats"Active, firm and hicher; 27§c for W; 276@27ic for September; 28dc for Octo- benR28ie for November; 278@27jc for the year; 32ic for May. Ryo-<uisk and anchanged at 57}, and unchanged at 60c. bright, 132@ o) imothy ~In good. demand; .nme, 1350, Unsettled and gonerally higher; 11 1 4b@11 J‘j ) for "Janu- 1.85; 27} for cash, for November; Tu good demand at 20c, and unchanged at 116, Wheat—Irregular; regular, eptember; 98Lc for October; 1013@1 013 for December; 106} fe for September and O smber; 493c for the yeuwr; J ¥ Trregulu October; Outs 28]c f 425@11 50 for October; ovember; 1120 for the year; De 24c Supply of ¢ corn 13,248,000, 0ats barley 407,000, Checso - Market steady; choice full cream cheddars, 93@10¢c; chol full cream flats, 10h@1le; fair to good cheddars and flats, Im\tl skims, 2@3c, Market unchanged; green salt cured, u salt damaged, 6e; green salt sreen salt ca'f, 12¢; dry salted, 11c; L} 2, 0, 2, hanged; No. 1, 7¢; Ny cake, The. TOLEDO, cptember 13,— Wheat — Active No. 2 red winter, cash and § o dy d in good demand; hich cash and September, bite. Quiet and firm; No. 2, cash, 28Yc. ToLEDO, and lnw-r tember, Corn Outs Louts, September 13,—Wheat—Un- nd’ lower; 1 01}@1 01§ for cash: ptember; 1 03 for October; 1 03] St h, options bot- 4Th@45¢ for ovember Oats —Slow; 25h@2%c for cash; 25 for Septer jc bid for October, Rye—Higher Birley—Quiet at 60, Butter—Unchang @18c. \\ln at—102§ for October, , 1 084 for u.n,. ar e bid the Steady at NG PRices for Octobe the MILWAUKE ptember § for , 264 bid for ye AUKEE, e for cash; Barley CINCINNATI September 13, — Wheat CINCINNATI, 105 for cash. Stronger; 1 01} ‘Corn — Figuier at Oats—Fifmer at tye—Steady at S{c. Whisky—Stroug at 113, NEW YORK, 35| Oata, bushels 100 for | S Sheep No. 8 red, 100 Tle@1 17} No. 4 red, 04} @109, and 111 delive No. 2 rod, 1143 1 14§ elovator; 1 16} afloat and red. Corn—Cash; @k higher;_options, d@le higher; ungraded, 61@6dc; No. 2, 63@63}c shore and elovator; G4}e afloat. Mixed, y@1io higher: ; mixed western, 32h@3! white, barely 5ic; white, de. s Demand fair and market firm at 22} @24de. Pork—Quiet and steady; mess, 13 00, Lard ¥ prime stoam, 8 60@8 62, Butter—Firm and in good demand at 9@ 26¢. LIVERPOOL. Liveroor, September 13, ill, Whest—Winter, & 8@ 86 05, Corn—New, i ~ Breadstuffs dy 3 spring, 8 6d@ Bs 6d. BALTINORE. Battivone, September 13, ern, about_steady and active; red, cash, 1 11§@1 12, Corn—Western, dull and neglected; mixed, cash and Navember, 603(@61c Firin; western white, 86@88c; mixed, Wheat — West- No. 2 winter Quiot at 65@67c. Steady; western packed, 8@16c; v, 18@2 quict at 118@1 18, KANSAS CITY PRODUCE, “The Daily In- 873 bid jc for No. KAxsas Crry, September 18, dieator reports 3 No.2 red fall Wheat for cash; 87je Iu-! for October; 8 vember. Corn—Steady; 80}@830)e for cash; 88jc bid for ¢ or November; 34}@34)c for the year. Oats—Slow; 21e bid for cash, PEORIA PROD Pronia, Soptember 13, mixed, 49}@boc; No. Com-—Tirm; high 2 mixed, 40@40}c, Ryo irm; new No. 2, 543(@5 Whisky—Firm at 115, NEW ORLEANS, NEw] ORLEANS, September 13.—Oats Firmer at 40c. Others firm and unchanged. S LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. CHIcAGo, September 13, —The Drovers’ Jour- nal reports: Hogs—Market strong, active and 10c higher; packing, 4 50@4 85; packing snd_shipping, 490@5 30; light, 4 855 30; skips, 8 25@4 50, Closed firm, Cattle—Steady; values firmer;_exports, 6 00 @6 40; good to choice, 5 25@5 75; common to medium,’ 3 90@5 00; inferior farr cows, 2 40@3 00; mu.lmmmgw.l 25@4 00; stock: feeders, 8 S0@4 20; range cat- ¢ 3'55; Wyoming, 1,122 1, sold 3 head Wyoming, 1,110 1bs., sold at 60; grass Texans, strong at 3 7H@4 ans, 4 00@H 1 Stoady at rocent decline; inferior to 00; medium togood, 8 26@3 50; @4 50; lambs per head, Pexas sheep, 2 25@3 75, ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK. St. Louis, September 13.—Cattle—Active and firm; all grades in_demand; exports 600 @6 35; good_to choice shipping, b 40@5 90; medium to fair, 4 75@5 25; native butchering | X. T, 3 004 o0; Texans, 3 50@4 25; Indians, 36 ‘sheep—.‘it&mly: common to medium, 2 50@ 325, fair togood, 3 40@4 85; prime, 4 00@4 25. EANSAS CITY. September 13,—The Tndicator ers, 3 00@3 tle Kaxsas Orry, reports Cattle—Lower and weak; natives, 4 75@ 520. Hogs—Higher at 4 75@4 80. Sheep—Slow; natives, 2 50, o —— TRAFFIOC. FLOUR AND GRAIN. CHICAGO, September 13, —Receipts and ship- ments of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Recelpta. 8,000 s’l""p ‘ta. K avsas Crry, September 13.—Receipts and shipments of grain for the past 24 hours have boen as follows: Receipts. Shipta, Wheat, bushels. 20,000 38,000 Corn, bushels 2,000 13,000 New Yonk, September 13.—Receipts and shipmentsof flour and grain for the past 24 houra have been as follows: Receipts Ship'ta. ! 1,600 49,500 8,000 Wheat, bushels Cotn, Bushels CHicao, September 13, —Receipts and ship ments of livo stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Receipts. Ship'ts. Hogs .. 15,000 Cattle. 8,000 ) | Shoep X 300 : S1. Louts, September 13.—Receipts and ship- | ments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Rocelpu shlp'tua;J e 2 500 2,100 Kaxsas Ciry, September 13 —Receipts and shipments of live stock for the paat 24 hours have been as follow attle. Hogs. . OMAHA MARKETS, Wholesale Prices, OF¥ICE OF THE OMAHA Brr, Thursday Evening, September 13, The following prices are charged retailers by jobbers, wholesalers and commission mer- chants, with the exception of grain, which is quoted at the prices furnished by the elovators and other local buyers: Grain, WaEAT—Cash No, 2, 77¢; No, 8, jected 42/ BanLey—Cash No. 2, 46}¢; No. 8, 40, Rye—Cash, 4lc. Conry—Mixed, 85c. 68c; re- Oars Live Stock. Far Steers—Higher at 3 50@4 00. Far Cc 2 76@3 15, B0, m at 2 75@3 15, CaLves—Fair quality 4 50@5 00;'good butchs ers’ stock, 6 00, O Havs—14@1 3acoN—1nc SitovLners—Dull at 8@8ie Diien Bepy—1c Lain-—At 9@ 10¢ in tierces. TarLow—Firm at G@bic in barrels, ed Meats, gad at 12@ Poultry, Fish and Gawme, unchanged, 0; old, 325, 00 per do. 9@10c.; PRING CHICKENS — Small, 00; braida chntxane 3 Wiire Fisii - Unchanged, and Lake trout the sume. pike General Produce, Fus—18c. Borrer—Common to good, 7@10c; choice duiry, 16@17 , high colored grass, 12@ Be; cookin POTATOES plied at 4 ONIONS ot and market well sup- B@hlc per bu. Niew CABBAGE—T0@85 Hoxey per dozen, California, in comb, per pound, 20 @?21c; strained, 10@124c, Onkse—Active, Wo quote 9@11c, Touators—Home grown, B0c@100 per bush, Green Fruits, d Nuw Youx, September 13,—Wheat—Cash | irifle higher, options opened 3@ lower, e i@ ke, closing ri; wagraded red, CALIPORNIA BARTLET PrARs—In Foml de- mand at $400@4 50 per box. Duchess Buerre, C1 n, eto. £3 00 8 K0, CALIFORNIA GRAPRS poars, per box, 200@2 50 per case, Flour and Millstuft, Winten WrEAT -Best quality, a8 65, IOND QuALITT-—3 00@3 Wiear—Best qu 8 50@S 65, paten SrriNg ity, patent, at UALITY —2 RO@3 25, cwt. Cuorrep Frxp—Per 90 b, Cony MEAL—1 00@1 10 per cwt, SCREENING—00@70c per cwt. Grocers List, sus—Oysters (Standard), per trawberries, 2 1h, per case, 1, por case, 3 50; Bartle whortleberries, CANNED e, 2 40 ears, per ¢ 1.00; family ity v\lnu fish, half brls,, tandard ¢ allon kegs 1 8 ard do, 4 ga e; keg n 1b papers, 3 30 per ca EW PICKI Medium, in barrels, 6 00; do f ) 0; small, in barrels, 7005 d herkins. in barre ) nch and larger, 10}c, § e} 3 inch, 1140, WOoDENWARE three ho wo hoop_ p Tubs, No. 1, \flAI'% satinet, white Russian, Kirk's Prairio Quoen, (100 cakes,) 40 'y Pennsylvania cans, 4 case, in case, 8 85; Babbitts ball, 2 doz, ixt case, 1 90; Anchor ball, 2 doz. 1 50. PEa choice, red Tennessee, 12¢ per 1b; fancy white, 12c per 1b; raw—white Virginia, raw, 11c; ronsted, 134c CANDLES—Boxes, 4un. 166, 15§c; 8s, 1 boxes 40 1bs, 16 0., 6s, 15§c 62¢; round, 5c; MatcuES —Per c;vl\lm 840, cases, 510; square cases, Corrres—Ordinary grades, 84@Sc; fair 10@ 103¢; good, 10§@11c; prime, 12@124¢; ohoice, 18@i3he; fancy green and yellow, 14@15¢; old overnment Java, 20@26¢; Levering's roasted, 4fc; Arbuckle’s ‘ronsted, 1bc; McLaughlin's XXXX roasted, 15c; imitation Java, 163@ IS}L. VixecaR—New York apple 160; Ohio ap- plo, 13c. Satr—D mi londs, per bbl, 11; Ashton, in sacks, 8 50; bb 80, e, 3 30 SuGARS 1'4.“(1”.-31, 104c; cut loaf, 10hc; granulated, 9ilc; confectioners’ A, 9¢; Stand. ard extra C, 8jc; extra C, 8j¢; medium yol- low, 7{c; dark yellow, 7ic. StARcH—Pearl, 44¢; Silver Gloss, 9¢; Corn Starc Excelsior Gloss, 7he; Corn, fc. Svicks—Popper, 17c; allspice, 15¢; cloves 25c; cassia, 15c. Cneese—Full cream, 1le. Lye—American, 3 40; Greenwich, 3 40; Western, 2 75; North Star, 2 00; Lewis' lye{ 465; Jewell lye, 2 75, Dry Goods. Browx Corroxs—Atlantic A, 8}c; ApploJ ton XX, 7c; Atlanta A, 8¢; IBoot Bhe, Buckeye 1.1, 44, 7c; Cabot W, 7}c; dnm. nango A Gizy(.rentl*n!lsk 8hc; Hoouier, Bic; Honest Width, 8¢; Indian Head A, 8c; Indian Stendard A, 8c; Indian Urc}mr(l d. Lawrence L1, 6fc; Mystic River, The: 4, 8jo; Utiea G Wachusott Fixe Brown Corro s—Allendalo 44 Alligator 3-4, 3¢; Arg 1 ;. Atlantio 4-4, bi C 44, Gfe; Buckeye S 4-4, G} udmn Orchard Laconia O -‘l‘J 8! L.hlkh E 44, B, do She; Pocusset C 4.4, 7ic; \memtt 44, 1 in L 4-4, Cabot 4-4, 8 Fidelity 4-4, soom, 93¢; do’ cambric 4-4, A, 8k do E 48, 12 1,1., u; Badger State 5 flmmm ton AA 9.8, 8k s ]u[nprwl,l N W, 76; do'0 32, 7ie; do K BLEACHED CorTons—Androsco o -do do half Twist, 104¢; Great Falls Q, 9c equu: ) 7i; do kstono AA imperial Fruit of tl do Water an Head shrunk 4-4, 12¢; Lonsdale, 10c nbric 37, 1: A\ew York Mills, bt Peuot 4, 1e; Peppurol, N’ G Twill, Pocahontas 4 I’ncxwrz b4, 8§; U 124c. 1c; nsutta O jC.. Ducks (Colorod) ,\nm. E, brown, 8 0, drab, 11¢; do XX stri Mnmlplnuln 12 stripes and plaids, 19c; Brunswick Chariot fancy, 12 1-2¢; do ex- Fall lhwrbmwn extraheavy, u A brown, 13¢; Neponset A oy, 20 do XX Clare- u-;m, extra, 17 1-2 e; Lewiston A 30, 15¢; Min Omiega, super extra 28¢; 2, 16 1-4c; Putnam XX blue stripe, 12¢; Shetucket 8,10 12¢; do” S8, 12; Yeoman's blue 29, Yc. Dexisis—Awoskeag, blue and brown,161-2¢; Andover DD blue, 15 1-%; Arlington X blug Seoteh, 18 1-%¢; Concord 000, blue and brown, 12 1-2¢; do AAA, do o,/ 1312 XX to do do, 14 1-2¢; Haymuler 1 i River D) ver, blug and brown, blie and brown, 24 1% Casbiics— Burnard, 5he; Eddystone lining, 24 inch double fa 8 Garner A glazed, bhe Manhattan glove finish, e Newport do. b do glazed, bie; Pequot du, be; Lockwood kid finish, 6c, Cousrr JeaNs—Amory, Androscogyin te; Clarendon 6jc; Conestoggm sat ian Orchard, 7he; Pepperill bat. bic; lowell, 8¢; lm 5 1 wkport o Gy Asmald) ik, 4{c; Cochiooo, 6h ;Conestoga, 6)c; lf.mlurk Sunnell, 6h@7c; Eddystons, 7o, Gloucestor, G4c; Harmon, , Do Kaic orbocker, 6he; Merrimac D, 7e; Mystic, bhe; \pnx{llufi, thbridge, ;' do Tinghaos, 76; Masl: je; Oriental, (, B3 HAMS Amonkem c; Argyle, 10hc; Atlantic, 8¢; Cumberland, 7he; Highland, 78c; Kenilworth, 94c; Plunkstt, Ac:h’umx,s CoTTONADE: A American, 11 18he; Clarion stripes D and ot, 19¢; Nonpareil, 10k ; Royal, 164c; Sussex, sett shirting checks, York, plain ankin, 1 and fancy, 1240 do § v ate, “Abberville, Tk /\rfihiun,%flc D and T, 16c 4 an Ocean 1 and T, ioga, wm.u 12hcs e tu lu uuV. Hr 4, 2 ppeaell 6, 20 wders, per Ib, Glycerine, ato, per 1b, 140, O Castor, il, Olive, per gal. $1 50 psom 5 per 1b, 80er Lead, 1. per s, per b, Ac No. 8, per gal. ) Origa 5 00; Quining, P, and 30; Potassinm, Todide, por oz, 40c; ¥ Sulphate of Morphin 3 75; Sulphur per oz, flour, per 1b, 4c; Strychnine, per oz, 81 25, J. E. HOUSE, Conglting and Ciil' Enginer and SURVEYOR., Bpecial attentlon to Surveying Town Addit ons and Lots. Furnishes Estiwates of Excavations, Making s, Plans, &c. SHPICE UVER i pmst NaTIONAL BANK, LeuoNs—Quict at 6 00@7 50 per box. OMAHA, NEB California i The, Pracrzs—Natives 100@125 per basket; Califounia at 2 25@2 50, CaLIFORNIA PLuss—In good demand; | 2 25@2 50 per box. | BaxaNAs—Unchanged; per bunch, 2 00@ | 400, Arries—8 00@3 50 per bbl TRUE Temperance Is not signing a pledge or taking a solemn oath that cannot be kept, because of the non-removal of the canse —liquor., Thewaytomake a man temperate is to kill the desire for those dreadful artificial stimulants that car- ry so many brightintellects to premature graves, and desolation, strife and un- happiness into so many families, Ttisafact! BrOWN'STRON BITTERS, a true non-alcoliol ic tonic, made in Baltimore, Md., by the Brown Chemical Company, who are old drug gists andin every particu Tar reliable, will, by remoy ing the craving nyp\'mr of the drunkard, and by curing the nervousness, weakness, and general ill health result ing from intemperance, do more to promote temperance, in the strictest sense than anyother means now known. It is a well authenticated fact that many medicines, especially * bitters,’ arenoth- ing butcheap whiskey vilely concocted for use in local option countries. Such is not the case with Brown's IroNBir . Itisamedi- cine, a cure for weakness and decay in the nervous, muscular, and digestive or- gans of the body, produc- ing good, rich blood, health and strength, Try one bot- tle. Price $1.00. DR, FELIX LE BRUN'S AND PRAVENTIVE AND CURE. FOR EITHER SEX. This remody belng injected diroctly to the seat of the disense, requires no change of diet or nausous, moreurial of poisenous medicinos o bo takon intern. ally. When wed a3 provontivs by elthor nex, it s impossiblo to contract any private disease; but in the case of those already unfortunately ailic antee threo boxes to cure, or we wil money. Prico by mail, postago. paid, §2 per box, or three boxes for \WRITTEN GUARANTEES ssued by all suthorized agents. Dr.FelixLeBruné&Co SOLE PROPRIETORS, C. F. Goodman, Druggist, Solo Agent, for Omaha, el wae wiy Health is Wealth Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain Treatment, murlnmllmclfifl for Hysteria, Dizziness,Convul wions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgis,. Headache, Norvous ation caused bx the uso of alcohol of tobac Waketulness, Mental Depression, S ning of Braln, resulting in insanby and euding to misery decay’ and death, Promature Old Age, Barronness Loss of pewer in'either sex, Involuntary Losso | Spermatorthwa caused by over exertions of brain, self-abuse or over-indulgence. Each tains one month's sroatment. §1.00 & box, or boxes for §6.00, Sent by mail prepaid on receips price 'ARANTEE 81X BO! To cure any With each order ived by us for six boxos acoompanicd with 86,00, we willend the urchaser our written guaranteo torefun: the t the treatmont does nob affoot, o cure. G uod only by C. F. GOODMAN Emko w1 Druv it Omak Nebraska Cornlce 0mmwm MANUFACTURERS OF GAlVANIZED IRON CORNICES Dormer Windows, FINIALS, WINDOW CAPS, TIN, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING, PATENT METALIC SKYLIGHT, . : Fron Fencing! Crestings, Balustrades, Verandas, Office Bank Raillnigs, Window and Cellar Guards, N, W. COR. NINTH AND JONES STH. WM. GAISER, Manager, ENGLISH HEMEDY. Cutesuw A Debiliy NITAL LORS wiatorr- 11 other reme curo guaranteed. 5150 i ottio, Larse Doide, fos thinos the quantity, 8. Hy ox by oddrces, Sold by I dr VRGLISH MED] CALINSTITUTE, Proprietisn, 116 O1lse Strcet, 81 Louis, Mo, “I have .-m Sir Astloy for years, ~Every custom i eatato gy endorme 1 as woper's Vital Restorative Wpoalis highly o cncdy of fr GoouMAx, Drugglat VIS mko-oody WestemEnmice—Wnrks, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING, C. SPECHT, PROP. 1111 Douglas §t. Omaha Fob,1 1888, Oialia, Neb, MANUFACTURES OF Galvamizea Iron Cornices r Wi &4 Dorn R JAMES McVEY, Practical Horse Shoer, Makes a spocialty of Rosdsters and tenderfoot hor- os. Bliops, Dodge sireet bot) 11th and 12th, Old Bellvue House 1 retund the | & THE NEOESSI'FY | FOR THE SPECIALIST, DR. H. WAGNER, wledged and more #o at this day o vast fleld of medieal scfence is ever increasing, and {ts nwmerous branches are brought nearse_and searer to perfeetion, and Mo one man ean aay koger grasp Shein Tience the neausmity for dividbig she Whor. | And it 1 tre beyond all doubt that disease, affecting th ito-urinary orgaus eed speeial sudy more Ahat thing elae, if we would understaad and know treat them roper: D R WAGNNR 10 faly sware that Shere are many physicians, and some sensible people, who will | vendemn him tor making shis ctam of discancs vpe clalty, but helw happy to knew that with most per sons of refinement aud intelgenee & mere sulightan cd ‘viaw it iaken of the sabjecr, and that tho yhysic 1 who devotes Rimself to relieving saving them from worse han dea Ianthropist and benefactor 8o his race than the Keon or physician who by close Apulication exce any other branch of his profession. _And fortu for humanity, the day is dawning when the false y lanthrophy that cond 1¥ or crime, like the lepers under the Jewish law, to" die uincared for has passed away A Few Reasons Why you should try the celebrated Dr. H. Wagner's methinds of eure 1. “Dr. H. Wagner is a natural physician,* 0. 8. Fowwen, The st Living Phrenologist, “Few can excel you us a doctor. Has the Best Stock in Omaha and Makes the'Lowest Prices FURNITURE! Mirrors, Bedding, Feathers, And Everything pertaining to the Furni- ture and Upholstery Trade. PASSENGER ELEVATOR ’[:HAS, SHIV[fiI-E—K, : To .A.ll F'loors. | l"Ot. 1208 and 1210 Farnam St. OMAHA, NEB. “"FLOUR. Ison Cor, Nebraska, tu the Comblned Roller Stone System. firm {u & place. Wo have o) da b lhl\hhl. Wrflfl for Prices. Address either g R B SYATIY RO -\.“u onderhuly profclont In d medicines.” DR, J. MATTHEWS, The afflicted find ready reliet in your pres ) D . Sivun, I & regular gradiate from York clty; has had very ox ico, and is thoroughly posted on is beloved seionce, especially on “Dr. 1L Wag Bellevue Hospital, tensive hospital all branches of chironic discases DR, Browsi, & Bwixa, | ortalized himselt by romadion for pr Chrouicle. hio," - San 6. “Dr, 1. W his wonderfu vate and wex: “Thousa lnuulm\- Chr Tho Doctor wuld rendar b ain News, 1 disoases.” i fuvatids flo long_oxpo very suceesstul.” Plain Facts Plainly Spoken. At one time a discussion of the secret vice was en. tirely avoided by the profossion, and medieal works of but & few years ago would hardiy mention it To-day the physician ix of a different opinfon; he fe awaro that it is his duty wiay be-to handle this matt speak plainly about it; and i itached to' subject which by its nature does ol vt close investigation, it was willingly ignored The habit i cenerally o while atteniy their ontracted by the youn I o Commpandons Wrough ndble for i, or it may \-\ Tho uxeitomont ones ex again and Hlictions are usually the primary results of Among the injurious ffects may bo menti tude, defection or irmscibility of temy dobilif The |n? woeks seclusion, in the wports of hls companions. o he il bo littlo foutd In company with tho other sex, and is troubled with exceeding and annoying bashfuluess in’ their presence. Lascivious dreams, emissions and_eruptions on the face, ete., are also prominent symptoms, 1t the practice is viols disturimncea tako plac heart, or epileptic Uy persisted in, more serlous Great palpitation of the , aro’ experienced, and the sufferer may fall mplete state of idiocy be fore, inally, death relioyos him. all those engaged i this dangerous dsay, first of all, stop it at on y possible effort to do so; but if you fail, if your nervous system is already too much” shattered, and con your will-power broken, take some nerve toald youin your effort. Having freed yourself the habit, 1 would further counsel you to go through a regular course of treatment, for it is o great mistake tosuppose that ny, for some be it every Soltk ) K but dangeroy evil conse of young men w enjoined by wedlock is of such cases this unfo be traced to the pract abandoned yoars ago. Indeod, o fo of this habit is suficlent to induce 5 later years, and [ have many of such nientat the preseut day. o8 under treat. Young Men be suffering from the effects of y follies or indiserotions will do well to avail thi tar of suf. rantoo fo for © private 10 and character which ho under. to cure. of this, the greatest boot over Inid ut the will g Die Waony takes L and fuil W0 to 60 lwho are he bl will i ant of seminial-weak tenre in all case »urinary or iwultation froc wxamination and wl viee, 8. All e le sl , Dr. Henry ( i find him t all our city | Kknow you will ferer's true frivnd Bim for wdyic aylig he in Mounrain News, Relief to the Afflicted. e wpecialists uro the front and & cony lish pecinlly applicable to In medicines, ws in wience ones who alwiys corrios to tl great results, This roinark o br, H. Wig city. o standa at tho toy of hix profession, aud the cury he performs for the unfortunate would seem wordertul if not properly viewed in the light i onts. He s the 10 ical facuity rect, whoro e will Kpoodi ( ROX, 10 1AL Pomeroy, endorud {ix offtec offocta ¢ ter how co Democrat. Chronic Complaints Require | Time for a Cure. eated by Dr { inubility wil him to send nds ho ha Der lis adsertisonment. vor Tribune, Shall We Reform ? the theory ol and experonee they hive direol their wccosstul i) iution. and his who 14 Lighly re Poueroy's v and ignoruce must give way Detmoorat windoin, wnd tis wise phybiciau beliesos i lotting bis light shing for the glory of his fellow men. Printer's ik b the torch he can’ best use W guide te weary wud slck oo o the foun should be ustrumental as o “TORCHLIGH T set up. on e hill o guide suffering humanity to 313 Lariuer street, Donver, Colorado, it will auswer the purpose for which it wis written. Address DR, HENRY WAGNER P. 0. box 2359,§or call atl 543 Larimior & 1f this article VALENTINEG o REPPY, Salem or Omaha, Meh. P.BOYER & CO., DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y. FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, VAULTS, LOCKS, & 1020 Farnam Stront. Omaha. PERFECTION IN Heating and Baking {Is only attained by ‘using 'CHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges, WITH WIRE GAUZE OVER DOORS For sale by MILTON ROGERS & SONS OMAHA- T. SITNEOI.D, MANUFACTURER OF Galvanized lronCorices, Window CapsFinials Neb Skylights &o “BURLINGTON ROUTE” (Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad.) R ol Thirteenth Streot ‘ ; a GOING NORTH AIID BOUTH. Solid Trains of Llegant Day Coaches and Pull ] king Cars, with Re. | man Palace Slocplug Cars are run dally ' to and) s Sleeping Cars and [from St Louls, via Hannibal, h\v -oku.l, n&Q lm.m ‘ars,run dally to and | Burlington, Ceddr Kapids and Al ort Lea iago & Kasa Chi & Council | Paul and Minneapolis; Parlor Cars with n««un n o ‘ago, Bt. Jo-|Chairs to and from 8t Louls and Peorin and to| 1 & Topeka. - Oniy tirotgh line bo. [and from Bt Lowis and Ottumwa. Only one ween Chicago, Lincoln & Denver —‘Through cars| change of cars between St Louis an wtweon Indianapolis & Council Bluls vmx-wn. Moines, Iowa, Lincoln, Nebraska, and Denver,) \liconnections “made in Union n.fu. t 18| Colorado, 10w s the great THROUGH CAR 1 It 18 universally admitted to be the } Finest Equipped Rallroad in the World for all Classes of Trav: T J. POTTER, 8 Vice-Pres't and Gen'! Manager PERCEVAL LOWELL, Gen . Pass. Ag't, Chicago. <ti) ‘(‘ AT COING EAST AND WEST, Parlor Cars, with Reclin WILSON’S ler and Sheel Iron Work OMAHA, NEBRASKA, Build all kinds of Bteam Boil d, Water and Oil Tanks, and do & geners plate-iron busi and Country, All work Done at Eastern Prices and Warranted | rte °P noke Stacks, Brocching 1. w5, Ropairing done in O ad-land Boilers will bo kept on hand. Having had many years oxperiencein the trade in different ountry, Lam confidont | can give satisfuction, having the I)ufl. -nup and tools in l.hc State. 1 Dloree St rwts HENRY LEHMANN JOBBER OF Wall Paner and Window Sha EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED AM STREE 1118 FAR OMAHA NEB. GATE CITY ' PLANING MILLS! Carventers’ Materials. Sash, Doors, Blinds, Stairs, Stair Railings, Balusters, Window & Door Fraues, &' nm class facl ulu‘. for u.. uunuluwnwlul kinds of Mouldings. Planing and Matohing & speciallyy snver, Calo. &4 Read the column hoaded “The Necossity for the pocialist Onders frow tho country will be prou xocut communioations to AY MOYER, Propricte §