Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 13, 1884, Page 5

- T. 0. CARLISLE, BREEDER OF High Class Poultry, MO. VALLEY, - - - IOWA. “Send for Cirenlars " T SINEOLID, MANUFACTURER OF GALVANIZED IRON, CORNICES. WINDOW CAPS, FINIALS, ETG. avc 181].: ‘Lfl!x‘on'q OMATIA,... B.BASKA —WITH— OIX FALL: bHANITE, #ad your work is done for all time to time to come. WE CHALLENGE VYhe World o produce a more durable material for street pavement than the Sioux Falls Granite. ORDERS FORANY AMOUNT OF Pog B = OR MACADAM! filled promptly. Samples sent and estimates given upon application. WM. MoBAIN & COQ., Sioux lmlls. D.iknlu Tho use of tho term ** Shor Line” in connection with the corporate name of & greatroad, convoys an idea of ust what required by the trave ub- lic—a Short Line, Quick Time oand the best of sccommods. ® tions—all of which are furn. tshed by tho greatest railway in Americo, OING wwmsT. PRINCIPAL LINE CHICAGO, PEORIA & ST, LOUILS, 1Y WAY OF OMAHA AND LINCOLY TO DENVER, on ViA ILANSAS CITY AND ATOHISON t» DENVER Comnectine i Union Dopots at Kansas City Omabiaand Denver with through trains for SAN FRANCISCO And all points in the Great West GOING RAST Connecting in Grand Union Depot at Cl ith through trains tor NEW YORK, BOSTON, And all Eastorn Cities, At Dooria with th Uatins for Tndianap. 1all points in Louis with' through oiite South Parlor Car Smoking Cars with Palico Sleeping & Q. Din Indianapoiis and Cc GOING of enrs hotween Lincoln, Ne. and Peoria St. Louis a Draska, and D It s also th ST. LOUIS, Aty Throtgh Lino hiiween ) MINNEAPOLIS and §T. PAUL. 1 as the great THROUGH OAR rica, and is universally adinit Finest Eqmpfhi Railroad in the World for classes of Travel, clots vin 1his hine tor sale af it won ticker offlees in the United States . G ta ¥'s SPECIFIC MEDIOL TRADE MIARK 1B GRRAT B nnoE L RRumoy. An® unfailing cure for e ! haa, Impotency, and " all Discasos follow 08 n quenco of Soll: 4 Abuse; a8 loas of Momory, Uniy E Lassitude,Pain AFTER TARING, 5ol Vision, PrematurcOld Age 158 that lead to Tnsanity cr Con- nature Grave. 7 cments to_retand moncy, when druggists feom whom the medicino 18 hought do. not redund, but refor you to the manufacturers, and the requircinents h that they ure seldom, i/ ever, complied with. their written guarantee. A trial of oile single package of Gray's Specific will convince the most skeptical of Its real merits. rs, wo have sdopted the gentiine, ars in our pamphlet, which wedo- elvo Lo send free by mail to every: ono. €4 Tho 8 ciflc Medi_ fne 18 sold by all druggists at 1 per pack. age, oF six packages for 86, o will bo seut freo by miall on the receipt of the moncy, by addrossing THE GRAX MEDICINE Cb., suflaio, K. Y. Sold n Omaha | Aiman, Iy 10ms (arcaco, [MmwavkEE And St. Paul. Thowns and operates over 4,500 miles of Northern Tilinols, Wisconsin, Minnosota, Iows Dakota; and a3 s main lines, branches and conneo- tlons reach all the great business contros of the Northwest and_Far Wost, it naturally answers the Short 1. nd Bost Route botweon aul and Minneapolis. Crosso and Winona, gin, itocktord and Dubiquo. nton, Rock Island and Codar Rapids. oux City, Sioux Falls and Yankton Milwaukee, Mitchell and Chamberlaln, 2 Rook Tsland, Dubuqtie, St. Paul and Minncapolis, Lh\,nnpurl, Calmar, 8t. Paul and Minneapolis. l wpcrs and the T lm’:. ‘mmnu (I'-u in on_the mainlines of the CHICAGG MILWAUKEE & ST. ULHAII.WAV and every attention is paid to passengers by courbs ous employes of the company. 8. 8. MERRILL, A. V. H. CARPEXTER, Gen'l Mavager, den’ . Agent. (K, @GED, H. HEAFFORD, DR. - WHITTIER 617 St. Charles St., St, Louis, Mo. A CHRONIC, NERVOUS, SKIN AND BLOOD Disonses than other physician in 5t. Lous, s city papers show and all old ro . Consultation’ froe and When it s Lacouvenient to visit the city"for troatinent, mediclues be sent by il or exprers evarywhere. Cirabl )8 guaranteed; where doubt exlsts it 1s frankly stated. Call or te, Norvous Prosteation, Debility, Mental and Physins REGULAR GRADUATE of two medical colloges has been_engaged longor in tho treatment of 260 pages; the whole MARRIAGEwmu racoipte; who may marry, whomsy nnl wnmunnuu "snd eure, Notice to Cattle Men 900 CATTLE FOR SALE, 180 Head of Steers Three Years Old, 200 iy W Heifers, One od cattle aro I well bred Tows tlo will be cattle, straight and smooth reasonable s0ld In 1ots 0 suit purchiso The best evidence in the world of tho purity and excellence of Blackwell's Bull Durbam Smoking Tobacco is found in tho fact that the fume of this tobacco increases from year to year. This could not be the case if it were merely * gotten up to eel orhad any dubious or dangerous ingre dients in it. Among millions of users o all nationalities, surely some ono would find out if it were impure, injurious or unpalatable. been acknowle For18 years thistobacco has 1't0 bo the best in the world, and ear tho Bull Durham brand grows more popular, the demand for it wider, and smokers more enthusiasticoverits Qelicious natural flavor. Ask your dealer for it. Get the genuine— trade mark of the Bull. whera Dlackwell's Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco is used. United States Lepository * | combed head of the Mahdi, 1| if it had seen much of service lately, as a “|a respectable 0N DRESS PARADE. The anminng Ei mnurhlla e Mar- shalled Under Sir Wi, Mad-tartie, An lmposing of Pot-honse COhivalry of Omaha and P Arreay arade the Str ot at Hascall's Park At about half past nine Sunday mor ning, & solitary horseman arrayed in a salt and pepper suit, with a gorgeous sash hanging ovor his shoulders, came pran cing down street ata snails pace on an ungallant steed, and stationed him self on the corner of Fourteenth and Douglas. The solitary horseman with the gorgeous sash, was none other than the Honorable William Mud-turtle grand marshall, of the Boycotters “procesh.” Sir John Falstaff commander of the ragmufling, never felt more proud than did the Honorable Bill Mud-turtle, as he surveyed the bummer brigade of which he was commander. On his richt flank marched the False Profit, Elmahdi-Kel logg O. Gouldwith his avabs bearing sloft the sacred banner, with the emblematic “Big Rat.” At some time back in an cient history, the material from which the banner was made may have been as white as Barnum’s Sacred Elephant, but as it waved proudly over the un it looked as signal of distress ameng the soiled linen of his bottle scarred veterans, To the left flank of Sir Mud-turtle was the mortar-slinger’s “plattoon, command- also mounted and besashed. Then camo Solid Trains of Elogant 1 Pullman Palice Steopiig Cars asquad of knights of the shears and o S otk ; [ needle,followed by Blackguardissimo 13, Leatost. Paul and Minneapoli Walsh mounted on foot with five or six with Reclining brick heavers and hod carriers. These were followed b, pletoon of fence art tists and cigar builders. Then came the imposing figure of the Mahdis chiof Licutenant Oaman Digma Quinn, follow- ed by the Un‘on P luhc band. **Right about face! o th deploy in_open order, march! ft flank, shouted Sir Mud-turtle, and the “procesh” counter-moved backwird to Jefferson Square where the moulders boiler-makers, tinsmiths, blacksmiths, painters, plumbers, shoemakers, machin 1st8 and three or four thousand other workingmen had been invited to join in the boycotter's parade. When Jefferson square was reached Mahdi O. Gould was dumfounded and Sir Mudturtle was speechless with dis- appointed rage. Jofferson Square was a blank space with a few trees and a band stand. The hoiler makers, moulders, blacksmiths and other workingmen de- clined the invitation to follow the wily Mahdi_into his ingenious mouse-trap. Even Bill White was among the missi So the grand marshal faced about again and the band played ‘‘When this cruel war is over.” Blackguardissmo Walsh deployed on the skirmish line on Six- teenth street and coralled about fifty small boys who were forced into line to fillup the vacuum and give the*‘procesh” appearance. As the Mahdi ard his Arabs passed the Boyd's Opera House Colonel Hines fell into tne procession bodily and after marching two or three paces, in a decid- edly unsteady gait, broke ranks and made a gallant dash for the nearest sods water stand. Barring this little inci dent, the grand boycotter’s parade passed offaccording to the programme publish- ed in the Ber of Saturday. The bear- ing of the men that marched in the pro- cession was somewhat sullen. Most of them had their slouch hats pulled down over their eyes, while marching past the Paxton asif they were not proud of their company. When the unique ‘*pro- cesh” reached Hascall's Park Mahdi O. Gould, and one of his Bashi Bazouks, stationed themselves behind the picket fence and commanded the crowd to hold up their hards. Ouly a very few of the victims were able to show up any cur rency, Then the band struck up “Never say die” and surged in. And now the picnic commenced in dead earnest and a very exciting pfenic it was. There were shoul hitters bummers loafers und lunch fiends with a thin sprinkling of re spectable poople of both sexes. Mouse trap Gould had showed his cunning in the way he disposed of privileges on the ground. The picnickers had nothing to cat except what they paid for at the lunch stand which had paid Gould a round bonus. Then there were three booths where the thirsty man could re- fresh himself and elovato his spirits They also had taken out their licence from the false Profit. Last but not least were the booths and stands let to gamb- lers who did a very proficablo business on a very small capital with gullible working First National Bank —OF OMAHA— Cor. 13th and Farnam 8ts. The Oldest Banking Establishmeni in Omaoha, BUCCKSSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS, Organized in 1868, Or(,mu.ed a1 & Natlonal B.nk ln OAPITA » SHIIPLUB AND PROFI'.I‘B 3150 000 OFFICKR DIRBOTORS Hxzxax Kounrax, President. Joix A. CrxionTox, Vico President. A ovarus Kountas, 2 Vioo Presidend, A. 3. PorrLaro) F. H. DAvs, Caghie) W H. Maoquins, Assistant Cashier. Transacts » geners] banking business. Iasuos bo ¢ oertifloates boaring iatorest. Deaws drafls on Har pal citics fn the United Statee , Edinburgh aud the prin 1868 0° the continent of Furcos DR. FELIX LE UHUN S‘ dress Li:l.ii"l IELI Nervoy s il ¥ Bt by the petion $1.000 Would Not Buv It. D, Hokxx—1 was sfflicted with gured by using a bolt. To ay on AN PREVENTIVE AND CURE. FOR EITHER SEX o romedy being Infocted diractly to the se- the disease, roquires oo o or gurlal JF poisInous i ) ally. Whon u-ed a3 3 pi Apoasible ) contract oase af those alroady unfortunately aicted wo gust sutee three boxes Lo cure, or we will refund the mou sy, Prioe by mall, postage pald, 2. per box or thrae J0x08 for $. men. Forfive or six hours the jambores went on as merry as a marriage bell, A crowd of bummers from the town, in- cluding Marshal Guthrie, had joined in the festivities until thero were between three and four hundred people on the ground About H o’clock Blackardissimo Walsh and Osman Digma Quinn delivered themselves of & good, dealof pent up bile, But the bofsterous crowd which had by this time been attacked by snakes in their boots, refused to listen. While the bummers were gambling, howling and drinking, another crowd was amusing it- soli on the platform by dancing., About 8 p. m. the U. P, band, which had carned its sixtyfive dollars, was replaced by a string band, Before 9 p. m. the drunken crowd of men ot into a serimmage. The women and the few respectable men present took to their heels, and the af- fray would have resultedin u very bloody fight had not Councilman Hascall, pro- prietor, ordered them off the premises. hus ended the grand picnic, There yet remaius a sequel to this tale, When Mahdi Gould laid out his pro- gramme for the grand picnic he and his partners wore very lavish i their prom- ises, They hired the string band at four dollars for each player, with & liberal al lowance above that if the picnic “panned out” well. When the men called for their pay they were sent from Peter to Paul and back sgain, but could not get a dime, This morning they called at the Beg oflice to tell us that Gould is a fraud and his partners are deadbeats. We knew itall the time. There are probably other peaple who have claims on the imouse- trap man and cannot realize on them. WRITTEN GUARANTERS WILLIAM LYONS. MAIN OFFICE—Opposite postotice, room ¢ Frun er block C. F. Goodman's Drug Store’ 1110 tasued by all suthorized agente, Dr Felix ¢ Brun&Co SOLE PROPRIETORS © F.Goaduwan, Drugglst Sole Agent, for Onisha ‘méie wiy — DIED, PAPEZ.—In this city, May 12, Jo. seph Papez, aged three years, two months and fourteen days Funeral will take place to-day, at 2 o'clock p. m., from the residence, south- west corner Twelfth and Pacific strests, Friends are invited, '+ | Cavanaugh W ed by the valliant Bill Morrow, who was | Al LASE Of Letters Remaining in the office at Omaha, May 1 1864 GENTLRMENS | Andreason Layr Andorson § M Elder Publishing Co Ault C (' Finnity M Adams D 1 Fiske W Brigs Mr dranks D Bookhurst W Barhor W Barley W Beach F Beyer K 1 Barkor I' M |vu hman J € Hopkins § ¥ Hunter W 1 ! Hart W 8 Buonger G W Hamsher 1Y Brady T Hart D Best 1, ¢ 2 Hoinloy 1 Brown J W, Carter WV J Croft W Hessell T Clark R D Hadden € Christonson O W Taw | Coyt H Honge J M Cavanagh W Haswon f Cox T Johnson A Clark 8 O Crawford 8 B Carpenter R W Jackson W A 1D Daily 18 N Johanness H 1L Davis ¥ Jackson J A Dunan M Jonos 1 Deorthinger J Kitchon A 2 Durnal W Kelley A Dunlap I R Ditson O Dunean 1 Knaner W 11 3 ht J m ¢ Lowis 11 b Lowray | Kl 1 Livingston R Lowis ), A \l.”u AD Malcher H Manchoster G W McGoyern 1 Miles © W | Mays C MeQueen J MeAuloy J Mol Millor 1, Mulick 12 12 Newman W Neygard § Oliver A Owens W T Otis 1t O'Mackin J Phelps I C Peterson A Pilant WV B Loy C Read ¢ lemm A M Seernburg C Salisbury L M Shatstrom A Spitko A Sell, Wi nldl W utt HT W Westover & (o ms J P ‘Walton J Young A Ziprer A FOURTIE CLASS MATTER, H B Bickloy LADIES, Anguish T » Allching Mrs T, on Miss 10 Bollin Miss M Brewn Miss N Buck Miss A Connor Mrs 1 Coonor Mrs I Connor Miss A Crance Miss 12 Dixon Miss Darr Miss 1, J Canley Arans Miss M Alsin Miss 1 Armstrong Miss M Boyd O Berry Mrs B Bustioy Miss A B Barker A Oheeca 611, Clarke G 1, Cailo Miss J Cramer Mrs Davis Miss N 1 Mrs J orgolls Miss M Freo Mrs § F ndars Miss S ow Miss M M Hill Mg P Harland Miss M Hederick M Holler Mrs I} Josephine Mrs Johuson Mrs. M E Lytlo Miss I3 Marton Mrs Mogencon Miss M Madden 1, MoHoury Miss A Porter Mrs Robiugon M Rowley Miss T Ruwloy Miss T Rola Mrs C ylrl-mln Mrs A I Mrt h Mrs W M Juires kolin Miss M anders Mrs 1, Truit Mis Watt Mrs I’ Wiley Miss H I Wacvantom Miss T Wray Mrs J Hamblin Mrs M A Hennis Mrs THuffutan Mrs M P Jouson Miss 1 Jolmson DMass T Kent Mrs 1" W Lewls Miss J MecCoy Mitlor Mrs R Maple Mrs M Nichols Mrs O Feuson Miss I} L 1tennie Mrs J Robinson Miss A It Miss K (m an .\llvu A th Murs ) nidt Miss M Wihite Miss I Wost Miss M Wing A I €, K, Govrant, Postmaster, Why 1 True, you are in o miserabl L palid and nervous, sleep nights, or enjoy your waking ho why looso hoart? Gt at the druggist's a 1o tle of Burdock Blood I They will re- store you to heal of ‘mind. wANKLIN Co,, Nin., | May 8, 1884, f ; you t Riverrow, ¥ To the Omaha Bk, Spring has come down upon us like the avalancho from the mountains, Tho blazing sun is pouring forth its warm raye, like the Italian lover. The grass comes on with a bound. The flowers bloom spontaneously. The trecs, great, large, clumsy things, brace up with a dignified look of granduer, Cattle and sheep are now out upon the ranches and aredoing finely, Small grain looks surprisingly well,and the probabilities are that we will realize a yield second to none in the Unon, The buzz of the beautiful house fly again taps music on the drum of the ear, Mosquitoes are large enovgh to suck. Riverton is situated inone of the finest little valloys of the west. A regulac re publican paradise, yet the gates are not closed against any. Democrats smile all around us, and have visions of a terrible nature, The land here is graded from rolling hills into waving prairies and level flats, with & oil as rich and productive as can be foand beneath the bluy canopy of heaven, Many people in the east believe this part of Nubraska to be dry and sandy, and adapted to nothivg bub grazing pur- poses. A groator mistake could not bo wade, and the time is not far distant when this part of the state will be as valuable as can be found anywhere within its flimits, both for grazing and agriculture, Old gettlors toll me that as years roll by the raiu fall increascs, and they believe that the time has now arrived when all well directed labor will ] bo richly rewarded, And the conclusion looks very reasonable, for as the soll is stirred and tillod, it roadily absorbs not Youly the rain that falls, but it collects 2 you | ¢ You cannot | 15884, dampness from tho air, and not only this for it acquires a cortamnmoisture from be. W T'his moisture is evaporated by the sun, forms into clouds and meot in con t, and rain descends again to the earth. The theory that w have rain here because wo are wost of iy meridian that th the Gulf of Mexico Had wo none but north and south winds, then it might hold true, but as it is, with the winds blowing from overy quarter, as the dampness is wafted from the gulf to the north, it is as apt as any way to meot a cross current blowing from the east,and thus give us in the west all the advan tago that can be claimod in any of the linstorn states, Another favorable fea ture for this country is this: We have scarcely sny mud hero, the soil being of that nature to absorb the rain quickly as it falls, One might think that such a soil wouldnot hold the dampnees, but such is not the case for thero is ;no place where crops will grow with so small an amount of rain than here. Thorefore as thoro is nostagnant water upon the sur face, health is catching rather than dis enso, cannot o far Truly Yours, Ar. Imported Beer IN BOTTLES. Erlanger,. .. Culwbacher, Hovr « oo oo Bavaria, Bavara, Pilsner. . f ++ Bohemian. Kaiser. B «euw.Bremen. DOMESTIC, Budwei «eveene s 8t Louis. Anhuuser .St. Louis Best s Milwauken. Schlity Milwaukee. Krug's .Omaha Ale d Rhine Wine. 'ED. M \l RER [ R CHARLES RIEWE, UNDERTAKER, AND DEALER IN Metalic Cases. Eu}fius, Caskets, Shrouds. ETC, ETC, 1009 Farna Tolographic o n Coroner - OMAMA, N nptly attended to. o' hono No. 821, McCARTHY & BURKE, UNDERTAKERSI 218 14TH STREET, BET. FARNAM AND DOUGLAS. SEGER & TONER, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN HARNESS, SADDLES WnIPS, ETC. Wo mako avery fine light harness, and havo al ways ou hand a full lino of Horso Clothing, Curry No. 116 N, 1600 St - Omaba Nob, DREXEL & MAUL, (SUCCESSORS TO JOUN G. JACOBS) UNDERTAKERS ! » the old stand 1417 Farnam strect, Sraph wollcited and promptly atte: to H. K. BURKET Ordors Dy tole to. FUNEHAL DIRECTOR AN[] ENBAL MEH 11 North 10th Street Omaha OMAHA SAVINGS BANK Cor. 13th and Douglas Sts. Capital Stock - 8150,000 Liability of Stockholders, 300,000 Five Per Cont [utorest Paid on Deposits LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE Officors & Dircotors JAMES E. President Vico Presidont. Munaging Director .. Cashior BALL, The Largest Stock in Omaha_and Makes the Lowest Prices Furniture! DRAPERIES ANE MIRRORS, CEIANBEIR SERTS Just roceived an assortment far surpassing anything in this market, comprising tho Iatest and most tasty dealgns manufactured r..r this apring’s trade and covering o range of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive. Parlor Coods Draperies. tion of cus-| Complete stock of all the latest Now ready for the inspe nd tomers, the newest ro: Suits and Odd Pie Elogant Passenger Elovator to all Floors. CHARLES SHIVERICK, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Streot, - - - - OMATA, NEB stylesin Turcoman, Madr Lace Curtains, Etc., Ete. tics in ). m«w L B A This cut shows a sectionat view of our New Polar Air Dry Refrigerator, manutac- tured in the most perfect wanner of Kiln=-Dry lumber Killed, Zinc Lined nized lron Shelves Enameled * Trim mings Handsomely paneled, and designed for the wants of a class of trade that re- quires the best class of goods that can be made. We shall sell these Re- frigerators at manufactur- er's prices, with freight ad. ded. You are respectfully mvited to examine them. Compare pri before buy- ing. Respectfully, . L. WRIGHT Manufacturer’s A gent. EAU 1024 North Bighteenth Street, Omaha, on Street Car Line. BE. W. DIXON.. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Lumber Lime, Lath Doors, Windows, Efc. Grades and prices as good and low as any in the city. Please try ma CLAIRE LUMBER YARD. \KFM SN Y DHE p—— {UFACTURKR OF OF BTRIONT.Y FisT- oum: Corriagss. Buanis Bad AND TWO WH“EL CARTS. Htreot and 408 B 1%ih 8 ‘omaha- Neb an apulication sl aitratod Oatalociy Grormman ID. WWvatt LUMBEjR MERCHAN o il o o ‘;M” & d &£ 4 B8 § 983 49 8 g gsgséégégggm CUMI» @GS AND 20TH 8T., OMAHA, NEB UNITED 8T ATEB Natiomal 5 OF OMAHA., ‘ S, W, Cor, Farnam and 12th Sts, Capital, - - $100,000.00 ©. W. HAMILTON, Pros’t. 8. CALDWELL, V. Pres't. M. T. BARLOW, Cashler. DIRECTORS : 8. 8, CaLpweLL, B. ¥, Smirn, 0. W. Hamivron, M. T, Barrow, C, WLt Hamiuzon, Accounts sollcited and kopt sub joct to sight check. Cortificatos of Doposit Issuod pay able In 3,6 and 12 months, bearing Intorest, or on demnnd without in- terost. Advances made to customers on approved securlties at market rate of interest. The Interosts of Customers are closoly guardod and every facllity compatible with principles of sound banking frooly extended. Draw sight drafts on England,ire land, Scotland, and all parts of Eu- Il Europoan Passa e Tickets COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE, TO INVENTURS! PATENTS OBTAINED FOR ORIGINAL (nvention, ~ Discovery or Design, CAVEATS, DISCLAIMERS, Re-issues and extentions filed, and ap- peals noted, Boxt roferences. Rowson harges. Writeto Win. |u\m BMITH Jr., 015 ¢ Bty N. W, Washiugton GRBEBAT IMPROVEMBENT IN ROOFING AND COVERING WALLS. VAN PAPPELENDAM PATENT TILES. Made of Sheot Metal with Pressed Ornaments, 1.0 Leaking, No Cracking or low- ing off. Fire Proof, Cheap aud Durable. The Most Ornamental Roof Made, Practically Tested for Nearly Ten Years, With the Most Gratifying Resul ULLIVAN BROTHERS, Agents. Fig. 2—View representing a numbe of ‘Lliles as arranged upon a roof. Fig, 3—Detail sectional view of the Wall Tile, the white part of which is covered by the one above it, and requires no de-cnpuuu SULLIVAN BROTHERS, MANUFATUKERS OF TIN ROOFING ! SMOKE STACKS, Bregchings and General Irey Work, TIN, IRON & SLATE ROOFING, Guttering and Gen8ral Jobhing TEKRMS REASQXABLE, Satisfaction Guaranteed, 109-111 SOUTH SIXTEENTH ST., OMAHA, - NEBRASKA.