Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 8, 1884, Page 5

OMARA DAILY BEE--THUI I)\Y MAY 8, 1884 5 McOARTHY & BURKE, UNDERTAKERS! 218 14TH STREET, BET. FARNAM AND DOUGLAS, R. KALIS ATag just rooeived a full line of fmportod Fancy /8ult- Ings and Pantaloons of the latest styles Eaarantos oo Arings 80 K86 IHMEINES. at Lowest Price. Also Cleaning Dyolug and Repalring. 8. . Corner 10th ‘and Davenport Streots " A EKELLEY, M.D. —~AND— C. A. WILSON, M. D,, Physicians and Surgeons OFFICES~ROYD'S OPERA HOURE, M R. RISDON Ged'l nsurance Agon! REPRESENTS! " Busaie awaraoss 0o Asaots x'f Onsh 96,8%4,504.0 000,000.0 a0 Merohs 3., Capl 16,000,00 Girard Fire, Prilacely i, Avital, 1,900,000.0¢ Firoman'a Fund, Cay -tal n 1/989,015.06 DREXEL & MAUL, (SUCCESSORS TO JOHN G. JACOBS) UNDERTAKERS ! » the old stand 1417 Farnam street. Ordera by telo Bunph sollited and prompiy sttutod o, TO INVENTURS! PATENTS OBTAINED FOR ORIGINAL [uvention, Discovery or Design, CAVEATS, DISOLAIMERS, Ro-issues and extentions filed, and ap- peals noted. ALL PATENT BUSINH*\\‘ I’Il(!.\ll’TLY ATTENDED Ahnqnn;hlm'hnmvs Writeto Wm. MITH Jr., 013 “R." §t., N. W. Washington BURKET. FUNFRAL FIRECTO? M‘Il EMHALMEW 11 North 16th Streot Omaba W anted TO PURCHASE Second Hand Clothing MERGIANT TALLOR(: — [ 1y reduced « BINIE=OX, MANUFACTURER OF GALVANIZED IRON, CORNICES. WINDOW_CAPS, FINIALS, ETC. Aa1G aatia ntro--t. < oo NUTURASKA N MATL—SEMI Tamburg. Amorican Packet Compans’s Line for PLYMOUTI (London) Cherbourg, (Paris) and HAMBURG, Sat ors to Hamburg difect. LESSIN LERT, Apr Prepald stoo Pundt, Mark in Omaha, Gre cil Bluffs,” ©. B: RICHARD & CO., 81 Brosdway: N. ¥ —\WITH— SO0 A GRANITE 2.2d your work is done for all tine to time to come. WE OHALLENGE The World o produce a more duranle material for street pavement than the Sioux Falls Granite. ORDIERS {FORTANY AMOUNT O¥asinioia CAR CALAMITIES. A Broken Ihil- on the Wabash in [ih- nois Canses Thres Deaths. Twenty Other Passengers Re- ported Seriously Injured, Further Partioulars of the Dis- aster on the Mexican Central, The Accident to a Construction, Not to the Official Train. Six Men Killed, 8 to 10 Wounded, and 14 Cars Ruined, RALLWAY WREOKS, FATAL WABASH ACCIDENT IN ILLINOIS, Decarun, Til., May 7.—A broken rail ton miles south of this city, on the St Louis division of the Wabash road, threw tho passengor conch and two sleepers into a diteh, injuring twenty people seriously and three fatally. 1t is reported -that conductor Vincent, of Michigan, in charge of one of the slacpers, was crushed and cannot live; alsy that Miss Emma Walker, of \ummut, will die. Fivo surgeons havegone to the scene. The names of the injured have not yet been learned. THE INJURED, §r. Louls, May 7.—Dispatches to headquarters hero from physicians at the wreck say thirty passengers were moro or less injured, but all excepting twelve are able to proceed on their journey. The most seriously hurt are as follows: J. M. VINCENT, of Buchanan, Michigan, sleeping car conductor, paralyzed from a frac: ture of “the spine; two scalp wounds; will probably die, W. E, l\l)lfl\fi'fl\' in face and he A‘ “l l)l-lu\l DUS, Highland, Mich., cut on hea HARRY SHORT, Rochester, Ind, cut on head. W. FLORA, Connesville, Ind hoad and soverely injured in'the b MRS, EMMA WALKER, t., severely hurt in back, BRIGGS, M. REEK, otherwise injured, MRS, 0. O, FATRB loft shoulder dis! in hoad. W. K. SNIVELY, Blair, Ohio,loft shoulder dislocated, T7, hurt in back, MRS, J. B, K AARON SHORT, Rochester, Ind,, scalp Silver Lake, Ind., cut severe d cut on Walds- N Y, t m the head. ribs broken and We VKS, Lishon, Ind., od, chest bruised and cut fanng Bl —OR—] For SpotCash. uall on or address Mr. or Mrs. quhu- 3. BRODERICK, 618 South 10th stroct. ~ CHARLES RIEWE, UNDERTAKER, AND DEALER IN SMotalic Cases, Cflmm Uflskelg Stronds. 100 Faronm 86, " - OMAHA, NEB “Telegraphio crders pron ptly attended to. - Coroner tice. Tele honme No. #21. H. PHILLIPS, - MERCHANT TAILOR Hus one of the largest and fnest assortmont of Spring and Summer Goals for Suties and Trowse - All garmnts ldl'nnmd to fit and trimmed \ ith the l]t.lt Trimmings. MY PRICE3S ARE LOWER R'.meL an any Merchant Tailor in £ o cicy. 1604 Farnam by mall for amount I atamp 0T Bk sectfree, Harllek's ood Co, Racine,Wis, ap R oo eancuro kel Biata and endor M"MURPI‘IR; HABIT hio DiQuincey 7 wherely G-OING- WEST “=" PRINCIPAL LINE piow CHICAGO, PEORIA & ST. LOUIS, OMAEA AND) ilh‘GOLN T0 DENVER, o via KANSAE OITY AND ATCHISON to DENVER ing in Union Depots at Knnsas City, i and Denver with through trains for’ SAN FRAINCISCO MACADAM! wounds, badly injured W. H. ARMSTR Lafayotte, Ind., sealp weunds, one b, fractured and bruisod back. MRS, J. P. WISEMAN, Warsaw, Ind., ; VAN VLEET, Flint, Mich., se- veroly hurt in the chest and other parts of body. Those unable to travel were taken to Decatur, whero they are being well cared for by the railroad company. A WRECK ON THE MEXICAN CENTRAL. Torexa, Kas., May 7.—Telegrams _ro- coived here say a correspondent of Bos- ton papers has sent dispatches announc- ing the safe arrival of a special train bearing officors and others to the City of Mexico at a bridge on the Mexican Cen- tral road, one hundred miles below Chi- huahua. Obstructions were placed on the track with the ovident intention of rob- bing the passenger train. A construc- tion train proceeded, however, and was wrecked, six men being killed and eight or ten wounded, and fourteen cars ruin- ed. The rumor that anything has happen- ed to thespecial train is discredited at the general office of the Santa Fe road here, Mexico, May 7.—The express train on the Mexican Central was ditched near estimates given upon application. WM. MoBAIN & CO., Sioux Falls, Dakota. conveys an idea of ust whet required by the traveling pub Tio—s Short Lina, Quick Tims B tions—all of which are furr: Ished by the greatest railway in Amstics, GHIGAGO,MILWAUKEE It owns and operates over 4,500 miles Northern nnnox-, isccmin, Mmoot Jowa Dakota; and as t main lincs, branched and oonnec- Northwest and_Far West, it naturally answers the description of Short Line, and Best Route between E3Chioago, Milwaukee, S, Paul and Minneapolls. Ohlcago, Milwaukse, Abordsen and Ellndalo Chid ilwaukee, Eau Claire and Stillwater* ilwaukeo, Wausau and Merrill. filled promptly. Samples sent and ‘The uze of the term ** Bhey Line” in connection with the corporsate nams of & greatzosd and the bess of ' accomnodsr tlons roach all tho groat business of the ‘Chicago, Milwaukeo, La Crosso and Winons. ilwaukec, Beaver Dam and Oshkosh, kee, Waukosha and Oconomowoe. Prairie du Chion Chioago, Milwaukee, Owatonna and Fairibault. Chi oit Janesvillo and Minera] Polng. lin, Rocklord and Dubugue. Rock Island and Cudn Raplde. uncil B Chicago, M Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison 4 Rook Island, Dubuque, 8t. Paul and Minncapolls. Davenport, Galmar, nd Minnespolis. Pullman Slcopers and the Finest Dinlng Cars i nnml ‘are run on the mainlines of the NN,A(;% MILWAUK| EE & STVPAUL AILWA and every attention is paid fo passengers by courde ous employes of the company. A. V. H. CARP Manager, 8. 8. MERRILL, Gen'l TER, den' Pass. Agont GEO: H. HEAFFORD, |\l‘fl|||l l"ll MARSTS! friids Decny u ir hoc oat TANSTON HEME 37 00 40W 14tk eh. Mowk Vawk. DR. + WHITTIER 617 St. Charles St., St, Louis, Mo. REGULAR GRADUATE of twe medical colleges has been_engaged longer in the treatment G o R e O, KifAND BLOOD Disehart than other physician in 8t. Louis, a8 city paper she and all ol residents know. Consultstion froe and And all points in the Great West. GOING BEAST. Connecting in Grand Union Depot at Chicago with through trains for NEW YORK, BOSTON, Andall Enstorn Cf At Peoria with through trains for Indiana) olls, Oincinmat, Columbus, und all points the South-East. At St. Louis with through trains for all points South. Flogant Day Ooaolics, Pacior Oats, with lie, Cars and the fumous C. B, yun daily toand from Chicago 32 Ka ago, St. Joseph, lout chanie. i own trains between O Through ecars between 5 anapolis and Council Blufts, via Peoria eliniig Chalrs (seats free), Smoking Cars with Revolving Chairs, Pullman Pnlmu Bleoping Dining & .Ar- 548 O] Sounch Biuts: Chieago. and. g Atchison and | why, Quily thirough 1ine | postage or starave. hicago, ver, and Chicago, Kuansas fnvited, When it is inconvenlent to visit tho elty for treatment, medioines can be sent by mall or express ovarywhers.” Curablocuses guarautoed; wiero doubt oxlste it 13 frankly stated, Call or wri ite. yrvous Prostration, Debility, Mental and Physics ness, Merourial and other affections of Mouth, Old_ Bores and Uloors, lupe ments to marriage, Rhoumatism, Piles. Special st fention to cases from overworked brain, BURGICAL. TABKES receive special attention. Diseasos arlsing TFom Tmprudence, Exoosses, [nAUIEenoes porianoni- Ty cured. m pages; thn ywhole o AR aone a0 CUre: u-u.a va:' e we w "Notice to Cattlo Men GOING NORTH AND SOUT Solid Trains Pullman Pals Kookulk, Burii Leatost. Paul and Minneapol lining Chairs to and from §1. L a. 0 via Hannibal; Quiney, cor Louis and Des Moines, 1owa, Lincoln, Ne- olorudo. hrough Line between £7, LOUIS, MINNEAPOLIS and T, PAUL ™ Elegant Day Coaches and epinig.Cars 4ro run daily to on, Cedar Hu{.mu«nd Albeit is; Parlop Cary Iy o change of cars botween 900 CATTLE FOR SALE. 180 Head of Steers Three Years Old, R ) 200 00 Two 160 arh, One 220 « Heifers, One “ The above desoribed cattlo are all well bred Tows oattle, stralght and smooth These cattlo will be ts 10 bt purchasors, and at n Drices. For furtbor particalars, cal) . Waverly, Bro Co v al-dwe-Stw 1t is known as the LINE of America, an +idl 10 be the classes of Travel, ' ruu"h Tickets via this line for sale at ait ITER, | JFEROEVALLOWELL. Fres. & reat THROUGH OAR is universally admit. Finest Equipped wma in the World for ~—Algoyo ung graded hulis. - | consideration of that committee for rea- * | States to recover her position on the Overetaro_last night and the mail agent was wounded. The engine and two cars were overturned, A rail had been mali- ciously removed. Five train wreckers were arrested WASH TON NOTES, U. P, DIRECTORS. ‘WasuiNGToN, May 7.—The president has appointed Colgate Hoyt, of New York, Edmund L, Joy, of New Jersey, H. L. Merriman, of lowa, Frank Colpet- zer, of Nebraska, and D. R. Anthony, of J<aneas, as government directors of the Union Pacific Railroad company, to serve until the regular election of the company. FORTY-EI PH CONGRESS, SENATE.3 WasnisoroN, May 7.—Mr. Edmunds (rep., Vt.) introduced a bill to place U.S. Grant, late general of the army of the U. 8., upon the retired list of the army, In moviog the reference of the bill to the committee on military affairs, Edmunds recommended it to tha ecarly mons which he said everybody under- stood. Mr. Hill addressed the senate in oppo- sition to the bill declaring the forfeit- ure of lands granted the New Orleans, Baton Rouge & Vicksburg railrcad com- pany, and the bill was then referred to the committee on public lands and the senate resunied consideration of the ship- ping bill, Mr. Vest (dem., Mo.) opposed the tonnage tax, and moved a substitute which Frye accepted, abolishing all ton- nage duties on United States vessels on entering United States ports and only re- taining such dues on vessels of foreign countries diecriminating in like manner against the United States, providing nothing contained in the section impairs the force of any treaty. The section providing for cdmpensation for ocean carriage of mails, gave rise to sonsiderable discussion, Van Wyck (of Neb.) characterized the rovision as one to give §1,600,000 year- ry in subsidies. Mr, ¥rye defended the bill lgumt thu charge of being a subsidy measure. { the intense anxiety to have -the Englis flag float over the United States mail | was free trade run mad, This provision was in no sense a subsidy, but 1f subsidies were necessary to enable the United ocean, ho would be willing to appropriate one, two, or even ten millions to accom- plishit. Adjourned. HOUSE, The house proceeded_to the considera. tion of the bueiness on the speaker’s table, Tae t enatesmendoent to the ho se bill o pealing the iron clad oath was concurred in, The next bill on the table was that for the relief of Fitz John Porter, with the senate amendments. Mr, Keifer (rep., O.) moved to refer the bill to the military committee. My, Belford (rep. Col,) thought the HUGH McMANTUS & CO,, 418 North 16th Street. fon ticket offices i the United States WALL PAPERS Ml - o s . Makagn (PAINTING IN ALL 175 BRANCHES, motion for reference a -wulthy attempt wore three great repttblicans on trial Lincoln, Stanton and Garfield, He said if the memory of these men bo black mailed, lot it bo by thote who crawled in the dirt to attack their reputations, Mr. Hiscox (rep., ) made a con- stitutional argument against the bill, Mr. Slocum (dem., N. Y.) satd he was glad the gentlemsn ‘from_Ohio (Keifer) had attacked the bill. General Porter would be glad of it because he would re- gard what the gentleman said against him as a compliment and it would be 8o re- garded by the country. He (Slocum) had only boen surprised that the gentlo- man from Ohio had not summoned Oharles Garfield and the elder to sustain his course in this mstance as he had done THE RTF’JRM REL Dflnncrflnc Party Takos Its Defeat, Analysis of the Voto on the Bill ‘ihe Opposition Democrats, Wasurxarox, May 7.1t scems to be thoe general impression among the revenue reform democrats that the defeat of the a fow days ago. [Applause on the demo oratic side and hisses from the republi- cans Mr. Keifer eaid ho had supposed tho gentleman would get down to somothing or other in the peculiar exigencics of the caso of Fitz John Porter, which was be. neath the dignity of & member, The motion to refer this bill was lost and the senate amendment concurred in. The senats amendments were noncon curred in to the bill establishing a bureau of animal industry. Adjourned. BOURBONS IN BOURBONDOM, KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS, Fraxgrorr, Ky., May 7.—The demo- cratic state convention, to select delogates to Chicago, met to-day. Boyd Winches. ter, of Louisville, was chosen permanent chairman, Henry Watterson, editor of the Courier-Journal, was appointed chair- man of the committee on resolutions, He was loudly called for by the conven- tion and when he appeared on tho plat- form with resolutions in hand the house rose as one man and cheered vociferous- ly. 4 THE PLATFORM. Watterson made a brief speech con- gratulating the democrats of Kentucky on their wisdom and courage, reviewed the situation in a fow eloquent sentences, then read the following, which was unan- imously adopted: We pledge ourselyes anew to the con- stitutional doctrines and traditions of the democratic party as illustrated by the teaching and examplo of a long lino of democratic statesmen ' and patriots, as embodied in the platform of the national democratic conventions of 1876 and 1880, Second, We especially renow our dec- larations of hostility to centralization as that dangeross spirit of encroachment which tends to consolidate the powers of government, and thus create, whatever the form, a real despotism, with all sub- sidios to corporations and grants withnut consideration of the public property, and weagain expross our convictions of the urgent necersity of & general and thorough reform in the civil service. Third, We especially deny the right of the government to surrender its taxing power to corporations or invididuals, which is the result of both the theory and practice of tho republican party, and we denounce the present tarifl, which burthens people with excessive war taxes in time of peace, as a mas- terpiece of injustice, inequality and false pretenses. We arraign the republican party as the creator and defender of the systom which has impoverished many industries to subsidize a few; which has prohibited imports that might pur- chase the products of American labor and degraded American commerce from the first {0 an infersor rank on the high seas; which has cut down the sales of American manufacturers at home and abroad and depleated the return of American agri- culture, and industry followed by half our'people. It costs the taxpayers five times more than it yields tu the treasury, promotes fraud, fosters smuggling, cor~ rupts officials, enriches the few by forcing bounties from the many, and favors the dishonest, to bankrupt honest mor- hanta, They assert the doctrine of the consti- tution that all taxation be exclusively for revenue, and demsud that no more revenue be collected than required to meet the expenses and obligations of the government economically adminigtred. Resolved, That believing no_geograph- ical division should exist in this country as a test of eligibility to any office in the government of tho whole people, but that the standard of honest competen- cy, fidelity and constitutionil citizenship aloneshould prevail, Kentucky recom- mends for the presidency of the United States, him whose elevation to the third office in the nation, was the first step to the obliteiation of the seam lefv by the civil war, who was first to lead his party back to its own national plat form of a steady approach toward the re- moval of tho obatructions to trade, the foremost exponent of the living demo cratic principles of to-day—Hon, John G. Carlisle, Mexican Central Earrings, N, May 7.—The earnings of the Mexican Central railroad for the last twenty days off April, the first compu- tation since the line opened its entire length of 1,236 miles, were $250,000, Subsidy received to the first of May $2,- 469,900, CONVINCING, “Lhe proof >t the pudding 15 not n chewing tho string, but in having ug an opportunity to tost the article direct. Schroter & Becht, the Drugists, have a froe trial bottle of Dr, Bo- sanko's Coughand Lung Syrup for each and every one who is afflicted with Coughs, Colds, Astlima, Consumption or any Lung Affootion, Morrison bill disposes of the tariff ques- tion for this session. No further effort will he made, it is understood, by their wing of tho party to take itup, and though they think it probable thav the wool men will make another attempt to secure the restoration of the wool rater of '67, they feel sure that the house will not reverse its fow @ that restoration, Although they feel keenly the defeat, the democrats of the Morrison wing of tho party are not entirely cast down. They say the fight for revenue reform 1as only begun. One hundred and fifty democrats, they saw have on a test vote doclared in favor of a moderate measure of tariff reform and that these 150 democrats, constituting more than three- fourths of the democratic party in the liouso, have been dofeated by a combina- tion of democrats and republicans. The significance of a such vote action of a months ago in refusi e ————— How the Clipped r"'m.nu \"mua[mJMAx MEYER & cn., IMPORTERS OF HAVANA CIGARS! AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIO CIGARS, TOBAGCOS, PIPES & SMOKERS' ARTICLES PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING CELEBRATED BRANDS: Reina Victorias, Especiales, Roses in 7 Sizes from §60 to $120 per 1000. AND fHE FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE OENT CIGARS: Grapes, Thistle, Lawrence Barrett, Caramels, New Stan« dard, Good Advice, New Brick. > WE DUPLICATE EASTERN PRICES SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLAS, will not be set asido in the democratic | = national convention at Chicago, where they say there will be no republicans with whom the minority might form alliances to defeat the wiil of the majority, and these roformers expect to receive a vindi- cation in the shape ef & revenue reform plank in the platform. An analysis of the roll call shows only three republicans—Nelson, Strait and Wakefietd, all from Mumunnm, voted against Atr)kmv out the enacting clauso, Forty-one democrats voted in the aflirm ative, They hail from the following states: Now York, G—Arnet, Hutchins, Miller, Spriggs, VanAlstyne and Wem: ple; Pennsylvania, 12—Boyle, Conelly, Curtin, Duncan, Elliott, ~ Ermentrout, Hopkins, Muuhh-r l’mun Post, Randall ana Storm; Ohio, 10— Lnuu'rm Foran, Geddes, Jordan, Lefevre, Murray, Paige, Seney, Warner and Wilking; Naw Jer- sey, “3—Ferrell, Fiedler and McAdoo; Canfornia, ‘l—l‘udd, Glascock, Sumnor and Tully; Maryland, 1—Findlay; [lli- nois, 1 Iunnurty, Connecticut, 1—Ka- ton; Louisiana, 1-—Hunt; \mvu\m, 1 G. D. Wise; West Virginia, 1—Snyder. MERITH e — W'S MERRY WIFE. He Goes Down to Lincoln to Discover Her With a Barber. Special Dispatch to the Bek, LixcoLy, May 7.—Horace Merithew arrived here to-day in search of his wife, who had run away from his bed and board in Pawneo City, Neb., with Wm. Miller, a barber. The former has been on their trail since September last, having followed them to Denver, Salt Lake and other distant points, The party was found at the Metropolitan hotel in' this city and husband after asking vne of the judges here whether he had better shoot him- self o Miller, and receiving a reply that it depended on the price of powder, commenced a civil action against Miller for §2,000. He also secured work on a building directly opposite the Metropolitan where his wifo and ber friend are stopping so that he can closely watch their move- ments, ———— The Weather To-Day. ‘WasHINGTON, May 7.—Upper Missis- sippi valley: Fair northerly winds, shift- ing to southerly in morthern portion, light temperature. Missouri valley: Fair, varuble winds, higher wmpeartute. e et— Sale of Jerse; New York, May 7.—Brisk bidding and good prices characterized the fifth annual combination gale of Jersey cattle. “‘Southern Prince” bull dropped in 1883, brought §1,750. e —— Judah P. Bepjamin Dead, Loxnox, May 7.—Judah P. Benjamin, the distinguished lawyer and advocate, ex-member of the government of the Southern Confederacy, is dead. —m— Dynamiters Sentenced, Haurax, May 7.—Holmes and Brack- on, dynamiters, have been sentenced to six months’ imprisonment. For Butler, Bosron, May 7.-The Seventh con- gressional distriot has elected Butler delegates to the democratic national con- vention, e ©O'Connor Imgroving. Nanrucker, May 7.—Charles O'Connor 8 improving, Playing tho U, Lonpox, May 7.—Two English railway companies, owing to tho depression in trade, have_discharged 2600 employees and reduced the salaries of clerks 10 per cent. icheme, e — Proved a Big Benefic, *‘Has magloal pain killiog aud healing pro- perties. Half of a fifty-cent hottle cured me of rheumatism and a cold that had settled in my back, Feol as woll as I ever did in my Tite."" o J, Dooabury, Drop's Holland City HNews, Holland, Mich,, ‘speaking for Zhomas’ Hclectric O, —— ARIg Gun. BosroN, May 7. —A gun thirty feet long, welgluug 212,000 pounds, costing $38,000, was ocast at the Boston lron Works for the government, yuwrdny. Sl Threw Away $3,50, “Troubled with astma for eieht years, Not quite two bottles of Thomas’ Eclectric Oil cured e completely, witer sponding over $350 wichout the slightest henofit,” This is what August Trubner, of Tyrone, Pa., s e — Death of a Public Benefactor, Nowwic, Conn., May 7.—John F. Slater, who gave a million for educa. tional purposes in the South, died this moruing, - — As a cure for Sore Throat nd Coughs, “Brown's Bronchial Troches” have been thoroughly tested, and maiutain to do injustice to a man who had already bum treated unjustly, according to t.he testimony of the greatest American Gen- eral,—General Grant. Mr. Ketfer opposed the bill, declaring it uncoastitutional, Mr. Cutcheon (rep., Mich.) said there' their good reputation. L —— Tho Boss Dog, New York, May 7.—The champion pointer, Meteor, owned by J, W, Mun- 1 8on, of Bt. Louis, took the first prize at]curawnd Cuuc ey the dog show, San ord’s Radical Cure | iho Great Balsamjo Distillation of Witch Hazel, Awrioan Pne, Canadian Fly, Marigold Clover Blossom Etc., For the Immediate Rellet and Permauent Cure of evory form of Catareh, from a Simplo Hoad Cold o Intlusnza to the Low of wmoll, Taste, and Hearing, h, Bronchitis, and I Consumption. Tio! Tiof In Ave miiutes n any aud every case. Nothing like it. 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EDWARD RUSSELL, Postmastor, Davenport, says: _“Physicin CONGRESSMAN MURPHY, Daven? **An rionorable Man, Kine Success, Wonderful Cures.” (oa anfitty ana Marked Succoss Willimantic Spool Cotton is eutlrul{ the product of Home Industry, i hest sewing machine thread in the ASSOKTMENT CONSTANTLY ON HAND, an HENLEY, HAYNES & VAN ARSDEL ¥ULL me Omuba, Neh. WICHARDS & CLARKY, l W. A. CLARKE, Proprietors, Superinender t Omaha Iron Works U. P. RAILWAY, - - - 17TH & 18TH STREETS L comeErla MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN Steam Engines, Boilers WATER WHEELS, ROLLER MILLS, (ill and Grain Elevator Machinery MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Celebrated 'Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth STEAM PUMPS, STEAM WATER AND{GAS PIPE. BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. rm 7 ¥ETT0W TIEA0 We are repared to furnish plans and estinates, and will contruc: fo the erection “of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators, or for changin Flouring Mills, from Stoue to the Roller System. 9™ Especial attention givea to furnishing Power Plants for sny vur ose, and emmlteu made £or same. General machinery rapaivs uttenda promptly. Address RICHARDS & CLARKE, Omha, Neb 2 OMAHA NATIONAL BANK U, 5. DEPOSITORY. J. H. MILLARD, President, WM, WALLACE. ¢whier, Capital and Surplus, $450.000. OMAHA SAFE DEPOSIT HIH.TSI Fire and Burelar Proof Safes lor Reul at fron ummnm .uu ¢ ' | i