Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 5, 1884, Page 5

. S—— . SATURDAY JULY 5 1884, b OMAHA DAILY BEE GRAY'S SPEOIFIO0 MEDICINES, THE CAREER OF MOSES, wards, on Oct. 8, 1881, Moses was ar TRADE MARK s URMAT hnvey O MARK it rested in New \nrl:i chatged with per- iohinc et Y | Ho Raises tho Palmetto Fing Over [sonsting alawyer and ueing hia:person. Semi ke o ¢ g Ve Sumter's Ruins—Logislator, 95 from Maj. Wiliam L. Hill, (WA N} S — — — The Largest Stock in Omaha and2Makes the Lowest Prices: [ THE MERCHARNTS (0l Bk oteney, poaker, Governor, His Ho Wik felsased on ball,"'Soon aftet Ahat Tolow aa x i being released Mosea wont to tho agent ° sequonco of Selt. (8 the Third Em. of #n_ ocean wteamship bompany e SR RIS S, 4 ote ot S peror. in Now York, and told bim that » movo. 1 Authorized Capital, - §1,000,000 Ity tade,Paln A E!l TAKING, ~- ment was on foot to blow up eno of the ' Paid-up Capital, - - ’ "100/000 | thdany sher issee tha s v Boston Gilobe, yessely of that compaty's lne. 1o pro » v ption and a Prematuro Grave. 3 * o I ended to c ion by Surplus Fund, =« = 70,000 | "Biviuaof advertiements to rtund money, when [ TWONty-threo years ago Franklin J. | QSO EPCC % (TR W ] druggists from whom the medictne ls bou do not | Moses, Jr., hoisted the palmetto flag of and procure their arrest and punishment. BANKING OFFICE | refund, but refor you to the manufacturers, and the DRAPERIES AND MIRRORS, charge, In the latter part of March,1882, BIONOntS Ko Hach that ey Lre 06l » | South Carolina over the ruins of Fort " h o v N. W. Cor, Farnam ana 12th Sts |Shuietwin. i vty e’ A'in | Sumter, having beon doputed o that [ The S840¢ e 30 AECC IGRTEOR by the o of one single pac: peaitic will convinoe | work by Gov. Pickens, whose private sec. : A At OFFICFRS) st skopeical of m . 0 d. A\ o) ?u‘-l\mgm&;.lmmn f,:'“”.',"":“‘l"’ yww};-.\m;;.; the or . fore, graduated with high honors from the steamship company refused to pro ": § S AN R o oy In out pamphiet, which, wede- | college; his father was a man of both : . e Just rocelved an assortment far surpassin; thing In this mark s #ire o send freo by mail to every or a The Spe. | CO1ICRE; b TN o d arrest of rpassing anything In this market, compristne DIRECTORS: 280 Modl Tne 0 600 me ) ey o £ Thpaby [ wealth and soclal distinetion, and a trust. | Cute him. and ho esoaped acrest on that the latost and most taaty designs mnnulwtnrefi,'or this apring's trade and eupvgnn, Frank Murphy, Samuel E. Rogers, Ben. B, Wood Oharles C. Housel, A. D. Jones, Luther Drake. Trantact & General Banking' Business. Al whe Bave any Banking business te transact are {nvited ¢ call, " No mattor how Inrge or small tho transactlon 16 will receive our oareful attention, and we promie: aliays courteous treatment: Pars particulat attention fo_ businese for partle realding outaide the city. Exshange on all the prin olpal cities o* the United States at very lowost ratos Accounts of Banks and Baukers recelyed on favor able terma. Issues Oortificate of Deposit bearlng § per oen inerest. Buys and sella Porelgn Kxchange, County, C1§ and Govarnment socution United 8tates Depository First National Bank, —OF OMAHA— Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts. The Oldest Banting Estatlishment tn Omaha, BUOCESS0RS TO EOUNTZE BROTHERS, Organfsed in 1883, Organized ss & National Bank in OAPITAL « - + . + . « $200,000 BURPLUS AND PROFITS - $150,000 OFFICNRS DIRBOTORS. Flowa trom the Maximum Minczal Fountain of Sara C) .‘.‘r“.:;flv'.:‘-lqt- Jorve; ov Wil by et ;iree by f od member of tho judiciary of that fire- THE GRAY MEDI oY iorowsing . |oating state. Frank's future promised GRAY MEDICINE (0., suffal bats [ to be exceptionally brilliant. He served throuvhout the war of the rebellion on the confederate side, as also did his fath- er. And when the War was over they both mounted to positions of influence by occepting the reconstruction acts and the then new order of things in the south. The father became chief justico of the supreme court of South Carollns, and died while holding that position, Frank became a member of the logislaturo, thon speaker of the house, and subsequentiy, in 1870, governor of tho state, succeeding Gen. R. K. Scott, who was tried for murder in 1881, in Ohio. There was a time when Moses had con- trol of almost unlimited wealth, rolled in luxury, and sported with wantons and libertines with tho profuseness of an castern prince. To-day he has hardly a friend in the world, and, broken, gray, seedy, he ekes out a slender subsistence by his wits. If a novelist were to weave the many incidents in the life of Frank Moses to a story, that novelist's methods would be called sensational and somewhat improbable., The period of reconstruction in the south was Moses' opportunity. His fall was the natural consequence of an ill-spent lifo, and not of the end of the era in which he It was said of Moses long nagnifeont Higham BAND INSTRUMENTS Tt v vin Woreo. Malied fros, Addresy LYON & HEALY, flourished. Moses called upon K'reeborn G. Smith a piano manufacturer in New York., and reprosenting himself as a brother of Gov. Colquitt, of Geor got Mr. Smith to cash a check, which afterward proved worthless, for 8176 When arrested on this charge he was identified by E. W. Crowell of the Pheenix insurance company of Now York as & man who, on Feb. 10, 18582, had reprosented himself as & momber of the White family of Greenville, S, C., with whom Mr, Crowell was very well ao- quainted. It was after banking hours, and Moses, saying that he was short of money, got Mr. Crowell to cash a bogus chock for £150: Two weeks afterward he awindled H. H. Stuart of 61 Wall street, New York out of $100 on a worthless check and the representation that ho was General Curtis, state commissioner of South Carolina. B, H. Hasell, agent in this city of the Oharleston steamship company at this time, sent a lotter to In- spector Byrnes, saging that the swindler had been in Boston al A worthless chock for $320 had been cashed by Mr. Hasell, who was under tho impression that Moses was a wealthy southern plant- er. Mosea also went to a member of tho firm of W. R, Grace & Co., and endeavor- ed to pass himself off as Mr, P’rince, of Lynn, Mass., and nearly succoeded in getting a check cashed. Mr. Flint, the For Sale or Exchango For Salo—14 miles frc BROKERS, 1404 Farnam St., - - OMAHA PARTIAL LIST OF SPECIAL BARGAINS IN Business &Residence PROPERTY. Farming ' Lands, Tmproved Farms and Stock Farms in Douglas, Cass, Cedar Nance, Thayer, and Howard Counties. For elty proper.,y of land, or Wilos of Omiti, & splendid (mpro Vi nty An clogunt mproved arm 34 farm within wostern lowa, 070 acros, all Wator on its, oconpiod by thorovgh: Will sell with or without substantial fmproven Drod horees and cattlo. stock. Omaha, over 40 ros, A a range of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive. Parlor Coods Draperies. Now ready for theinspection of cus- | Complete stock of all the latest tomers, the newest noveltics in stylesin Turcoman, Madras and Suits and 0dd Pieces, Lace Curtains, Etc., Ete, Elogant Passonger Elevator to all Floors. CHARLES SHIVERICK, OMAHA, - - - 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, = - - - OMAHA NEB. W. L. W RIGELL, IMPORTER, JOBBER AND,MANUFACTURERS' AGENT OF Erl 1Y, Glassware, Lamps, &:. 3TH ST, BETWEEN FARNAM AND HARNEY, NEBRASKA, Grlezv'ma.n*D. antt. Herman Kountes, President. toga Springs, and s the opinion of the most eminent A partner, sent a telegram to Lynn, farm, which nature and art have perfooted to that o A. CRRiGirTon, Vico President. ago, by one who knew him well, that g e Ao the JRE RN b modical men Naturos Sovoreign Cure for Consut- | (T OF, @1 WS AU L W Rt jand the roply proved that the Mr. AL F RIC T I 'A. 3, Porriaron, Y pation, Dispepsia, Torpid Liver, Inactive| 1““|‘ u" ) sido et \“'I ®| Prince, aliss Moses, was & fraud, and he Home should soll at ot ce, §1,000 ) W I Mroqumsm, Assietant Cast o - DAV Cathies | Conaitions of the Kidnoys, and a most wl P Monos had money hie scattored it 1 | wos hustlod out of the office, Moses is o In Nunco_county. - Ah good fe o, ul.x»nv. nshior. Aiterat ve i norohilons aftect 8s Musos had monoy ho scattered it like (™, oat™ accomplished swindler, The plmnd o |‘;y:|:;vv'.‘r.”fi?(‘\n-‘.r‘:“\\‘lz;:;n‘«v.:; Q. [ wmflm.w:..h.:.;;::r[‘"xmng {',‘,‘”,',‘,’,"*fi,,,’{,‘“;:':fi‘,‘ :3‘:,..«:'.".;::' 13;.."\’::..1» .‘K»:;‘:-'),::‘- it has bocomo | chaft; but th:g which he tossed about o to whom ho has applied for monay | Loup River 816 ' — e e ~ e Frauclicoani prifipl cio I tho Unlhoa Sakia | et ool ling tros: | i el pie 'f':'v'.’fil"f?fiifi’..’&"fid‘ifl.‘(fi‘{i’; with success have boen well versed iu | JoF Salo R e oy Py % - P ndon. Dublin, Edinbureh and the princip & oL ° business matters, and most of them T T i it @D T @ T W o 5 S~ o 08 LRl ocMeY D RHTOY: AL never gave him credit for sincore gener- | o roputations for sagacity in their o0’ acron welltmproved farm cene Wart | o2 53 TR el g 8 5 - e : eS| opty. So, when tho dny camo to him | Lovp, Foputations Tl oot | Point, 250 acres unlar cultation, barns, cribswind g 8 = & - B Bee Hive Photograph speadiest wourco of loar comploxions, high heaith | when he, like one of old,” would fain [Gon!n8® With others. Lo swindlo Susih | i, o room houss, fencing and all noocsar im- . 4 5 9 8 H 3 M And ekiborant spiite. HAUROLR SPEINE Water | e fhlod bin helly with the Locis s | men required something more than ordi- [ poveinents, A ervat bargain, $15.00 por aore: L ~ T -1 ~ o d in glass bottles; four dozen pints aro packed | ove fhied hua belly with the husks the | o talont for roguery. Moses is about BUSINESS PROPERTY. = 0 Sl L e, 213 North 16th Street. swine did eat,” his fine-weather friends obtained at all hote] 3 a d forsook him and fled. The man who 53 yoars old, tall and well formed, with gray hair and mustache and regular fea- —§8x00 fect on 18th stroot, near Harnoy a brick block. of four stores which would T | ™00 tho straota of tho capital of South | F1FY 141 S ORI T FORTEE o8 Lly. Tt not sold within 50 days 1t il bo Carolina resplondent with costly equi- [ i ; sy nd bulit o Bouth 44 fty Goraer l 7 ! 1u | Nathan Bozeman, of No 5 Fifth Tostde 440 16, 5 S essb tors Valngaalvese pages, jowels, and gay attiro was at last | yyonye, New York, out of §32 on Fob A bargain, SSx15% It on J4th k., noar 3 irom’ {x"“s O TomE e rered S : brcuglc “down 8o Iow chat ho stols 0 ruary 16, 1862, Tio' was sontenced to the | foness Chlan{seoieln el ot rer GRAPIT § g every- ind radical cure by my |overcoat Irom an oflice into which he|n,o tantiary at New York for six |peysue Goad b o ot g S A b L method, based on rocent sci- | 1ad gono on a protonded matter of busi- 10 i Tiy *rocent. nereat in Ohicago | ieet o o8 CUATE St 601 I PHOTOGRAPHER A e Doas, Iy A vory desirablo business cor r. is still fresh in the minds of the Globe roaders, and his early returnto Boston in looked forward to by his victims with pleasant anticipations. entific researches, even in the most desperate ¢ any trouble to the ¥ Etroet £7,600. Dne acre on_ Cuming St., will soon be good 38 proporty. §,000 Improved Farnam streot property near12th Born of a good old southern family, of Jowish descent, gifted with many rara personal and mental qualities, Moses 103 BRADY ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA, U. 8. A. Established 1678-Catarrh, Deafness, Lung and Nervous Diseases Speodily and ¥ ermanently Cured. Patients (Cured at Home. Write for *“T'ue MeproAL-Missionary,” for the People. UKRITED 8TATES - Nl B B OF OMAHA, DISCRETION GUARANTEED. | Prayer to send the Exact deseription of the A S, W, Cor, Farnam and 12th Sts, | ™" " S DR. BELLA, For Sale. stroot, $1°,000 ion; Icuve equally the sad con- |} i P ea iy . | might have made for himself a name of e ——— For Sale - 40} foet, splondid brick improvement, | @7y d Gratis. P. 0. Box 292, Telephone No. 26. consequences of the sins. of | which South Carclinn might have been| A Oaso Without Hope. s B T ey | RPRON: BDWATD KU/ SHLL, Bormistar. Divenpor, saya: * Dhysician o youth, nervousness and im- potence. proud. The rapidity with which he ran the whole gamut of personal ambition proved his genius. _His sagacity in_tak- ing up the cause of the newly cnfran- chised treedmen, at the closo of the war, after having fought on the confederate Tno. R, Booker, of Macon, Ga., writes: “Tn 1878 T was attacked by the most ravenous sort of cancarons sores, that ate great holes in my flesh and spread rapidly over my bod I recoived the very bestmedical attontion: was dosed with mercury and potashuntil I was socrippled with mercurial rhenmatism that I e Attty ana Marked Success. writon An tionorabl " CONGRESSMAN MURPHY, Davenport, 8 ‘Wonderful Cures.”—Houra 8 to P'itl:t‘l R.R. 83,000 RESIDENCE PROPERTY. For ealo—lot 110x180 on Stroot car line,cor- 8 4,500 00 800 00 ner lot, just one mile from peetofil For salo—House and lot for. e — Camtal, - - $100,000.00 ©. W. HANMILTON, Pres’'t. 8.8.CALDWELL, V. Pres't. M. T. BARLGW, Cashler. DIRECTORS : 8, 8. OavpweLL, 8. F, Smrrs, 0. W, Haxivron, M. T. BARLow, 0. Wi BAMILTON, Accounts sollciter and kept sub Ject to sight check. Certlficates of Deposlit Issued pay ablein 3, 6 and I2months, bearing Interest, or on demand without In- terest. Advances made to customers on approved securities at mnrket rate of Interest. The Intorests of Customers are c'osely guarded and overy facllity compatibio with principles of sound bankIng freely extended. D-aw sight drafte on England,ire land, Scotiand, and all parts of Eu- rope. Soil Europoan Passa e Tickets COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE. OMAHA SAVINGS BANK ! Cor. 13th and Douglas Sts. Capital Stock, - - - 8150000 Liability of Stockholders, 300,000 Five Per Cent Interest Paid oz Deposits LOANS MADY, ON REAL ESTATE Officors < Dircctors JAMES E. BOYD _Presidont L. M. BENNETT. ice Prosident W. A, PAXTO Managog Dirootor JOHN E. WILBUR, .....Cashler CHAS F. MANDERSON, THOS. L. KIMBALL, J. W. GANNETT, MAX MEXER, HENRY PUNDT, E L. STONE. McCARTHY & BURKE, UNDERTAKERS! 218 14TH STREET, BET. FARNAM AND DOUGLAS, (BUCCESSORS TO JOHN G. JACOBS) UNDERTAKERS ! » the old stand 1417 karnam stroet. Ordors by Aiaph solicited and prowmptly atteated to, H. K. BUBKET i E FUNERR.. OIR 111 North 10th Btrest Omaha Member of Several Scientific Societies. me wedisat side, was rewarded. _As speaker of the assombly, he engaged in a career of cor- ruption, bribery, and robbery which had fow parrollels in the country. If he 6, Place de la Nation 6,—PARIS, EUROPE!! COOK'S GRAND EXCURSIONS leave Now York {n April, May and June, 1834, ioulars, by mail 10 cents. ~ Add: SR wanted money, horses, anything, ho de- could scarcely hobble about; my throat and mouth were badly ulcerated;, my hair began to fall out. So wrecked wos my genera' hoalth, that T becamo a physical ruin and my lifo was & burdon, _For a loug timo I was bod- ridden, and my suffering was so intense that I manded theso of the men who sued for his legislave influence, and got them. Ho procured the enactment of a law while speaker which gave him in that PASSAGE TICKETS by ail ATLANTIC ”“M"“fl:n 3 lmr.x lfdll{ltlul tor | capacity unlimited power to draw #ecuring GOOD BERTHS. RIST TICKETS for iravelorin EUROPE, by o routes, ab reduced rates. | 1 ”‘d“ Biaio ""“““'3’ s "l(‘!d from ‘COOK’S EXCURSIONIST, with maps and full par- | that day his warrants, taking pre- codence of a ohers, wero as plentiful Adress 08. 079K &£ SON, ‘48 y adwm, Nro | g the leaves ofho forest. He owned a =—THE MILD POWER CURES.— THE SURE CURE] CONSTIPATION, PILES, sufforing.” Dr. ECTOR KD EMBALMER M R. RISDON Genl Insurance Agen BEP RESENTS Phentx Aswurance Co., of uondon, Cash s A atene Oapltal. ... Liiee /000,000.0 by e ed ol iowsat . Gupia 170000 , Philac A ~ul o aes 1,5004 e ] P 1] Flzomen's Pind ++86,004,604.0 MAnK000 RESTORED, ‘“‘money-mill.” Having issued $2,000,- 000 in *‘pay certifioates,” as speaker, it was obvious that Gov. Moses wou'd rule the state with all the profligacy and ex- travagance that he had shown in his less influential position, He seemed utterly devoid of moral sense. He levied toll upon every public and private legislatve measure **with money in it,” which re- quired his signature, I is & matter of record that a claim of a banking company for $100.000 could not be made valid by Moses' siguature until $25,000 had been paid him. He involved one of his un- derlings, Humbert, in a schemo by which the state was plundered of $20,000, and what seemned to bo a grand larceny was attempted against the state. Dut when the cflicers went to arrest his excellency they found him intrenched in his house and guarded by the state militis. Ho gave away pardons like hoiiday baubles, Blacklege, thieves and crimi- nals of every description and complexion were pardoned by telegraph, by letior, by verbal orders to jailers,and with a frec- doom that promised immunity to crime 20 long as the offender owned in Moses a friend. A spondthrift, Moses laid up nothing for a rainy day. Ho ran his brief career, and in two or three years, out of power, out of place, out of money, ho drifted to Now York. Hislife in South Carolina, after he had emerged from the rebellion, was crowded full of exciting episodes, Ho lived a lifo of debauchery, intrigue and seusuous excitement. While he had the opportunity he schemed to some pur- pose, and his plans for gaining: posses. sionof the* potentialities of great wealth” by unlawful meane, were admirably laid, But the end came at last. His term of office expired. His debaucherick were infamous, and so disgusted those who had put him in power that his plans for re-election were of no avail, His own wife and family were forced to shake him off, and he was cast out from among them and his name branded with all in- famy. The down-hill road was rapialy traveled, The South Oarolinian, the curled darling of fsir women, and the successful adventurer came down from a governor's chair to skirmish with yulgar thieves and impostors. 52 Early in the fall ot 1881 Moses, after having gained his livelihood somewhat precariously, visited the office of Jehn D, Townsend, the famous New York lawyer, and offered to procure eome dispatches and other doc- uments which would licate Samuel i in an attempt to buy up the na delegation to a demo- national convention, Mr. Towrsend paid Moses some money for alleged expenses und Moses departed taking the overcoat al- luded to above. He had the impudence to visit Mr. Townsend sgain, in fow days, and to usk the loan of some more money. The laWyer was convinced of Moses' dishonesty, and he accused him of theft. Moses implored Mr, Townsend not to prosecute him, and. the latter con- sented, on condition that Moses should write out an sign an account of the UMPHREYS’ OMEOPATHIC: SPECIFICS oy B Nonl FOR ,KIDNEY DISEASES, LIVER COMPLAINTS, AND BLOOD DIiSEASES. Hero, Vt. ort hiw cured my wifo after two years . Bummerlin, Sun (i1, Ga. IN THOUSANDS OF CASES 1t has oured whero all elso had failed. Itis but efcient, CERTAIN IN LTS ACTIO! harmless {n all cases. o thobody, Tho natural action of the Kidueys is rostored. The Liver is cleaused of all diseass, aud the Bowels move freoly and Lealthfully. In this way tho worst disoases aro eradicated from the system. b 2 PRIGE, $1.00 LiQUID OF DRY, S0LD BY DRUGGISTS. can bo sent by mail. ARDSOXN & 00, Burlington V1. Dry. W ELLS, RICIL c¥s ure sent 0! LOUNG Ot O oz from Neuvous Di Uog from ABUSES ks Bpeody rellef and. o W Arauri, Viaow sud . fond af once for Dlust prayed for death us areliof, I oxhausted the whole catalogue of patent medicines, in each caso following the directions religiously, Each in turn seemed to aggravate tho malady, and noue of them benefitted me i1l any way, When lifo was apparently hopeless I sommenced tak- iog 8, S 8. To this specifio I owe my lite. In ten days I commenced hnrmvhlv. aund in & short time was porfectly well. My hair has grown out thick; my health and stréngth have roturned; tho ulcors in my throat and mouth are entirely cured; my appetite has returned, and for the first time in years T enjoy my food TEvery sore hus disappeared from 1ny body. weigh as much as I ever did in my life. and am perfectly healthy in overy way. The very gexms of the cancer affliction are destroy Not only is the terrible malady that was pr ng on my life, and which every one pronounc- ed incurable, entirely cured, but I am also re- ioved of the bad offects of the mercury and potash mixtures that I was fed on for years,” Treatise on Blood aud Skin Diseases . freo, Atlan- 12056 ® Swirr Sprcrvie Co., Dinwer 3, ta Ga, 150 W. 23d St, N Y., and Chestuut St., 1 d 8¢, N At the Jannon's Mouth, “Hurrah for tho Fourth of July! Say, fellows, got out of the way; And wait till T fire my cannon, LIl bet she's o duixy you'll sy, “T'v9 loaded her up to the muzzle With powder and shot, and stones, too, And if you'll just look in her guzzle You'll sco that I'vo said what is true.” They gathered around that old cannon, All anxious to sce at & glance, T it renlly was plugged to the muzzlo— f Ah, hero comes the good smbulan 8Ky RookeT. TUTT'S _ PILLS TORPID BOWELS VER. v L Bowels costive, Siok Ieads lon to mand the use of a romedy that ac on the Liver, AbaLivermodicino®UT) PILLS have 1o oqual. Thelr acti wias s ldo prompt all impuritios Girough thoso throo engers of oo, tito, sound digestion, rofguli sox ki and a vigorous body. UL ©cuuso N0 Nauses or giiping Nor Luterfero with dully work and a:6 & porfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA Foldovery where, @Be. Otllce, $4 M urray B TUTT'S HAIR DYE, GRAY Hatk Or WIIsKrRs changed ine stantly to n GLOSSY BLACK by s uinglo np. plicatlon of tlils Dr old by Drugilits, orsent I s and Skl oxp) New Y orl, Ui, 44 Murriy Straots SUVT'S MANUAL OF USEFUL REGEIPTS FREK, For Sale—Fifty 1ota in Kilby P For Sale aines o casy torms, - Fhin {heautiful Tocation command a ready salo at the prices wo aro ed to well for, —Lots in every addition and overy portion of tho city. HAS NO SUPERIOR. NO OTHER PIANO, SOLD NLY BY FOUND - | awindle which he had perpetrated. Mr. Townsend seid to Moses at the time heving trim | WOODBRIDGE BROS,, STRCK PIAND THE STECK HAS SINGING QUALITY OF TONE STARTLING! aro the changes that, in a fow years, have taken place in the manufacturo of Clothing Improvement after improvement has been made, until to-day the clothing offered by Schlank & Prince, 1210 Farnam street, is equal in every rospect to the best Custom Work! While at the same time the lowness of price of the fine grade of clothing thoy handlo s no less astonish- ing than the Perfection of Fit! AND THE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND MAKE Boston ClothingHouse 1210 "'Farnam Street, 1210 T, 0. CARLISLE, BREEDER OF Hiigh Class Poulny, MO. VALLEY, - - “Send for Olroulars.” r, Amelia Burrough, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE' 1617 Dodge "m," " Omaba. E. E. WOMERSLEY, M, D. Pliysician & Surgeon, Over Conti's Drug Store, South 18th Btroel, near Hickory. SINPSIN,| THE LEA . DING CARRIACE FACTORY 1409 and 1411 Dodge St., { s } Omaha Neb RUEMPING, BOLTE & GOM?ANY, ~MANUFACTURELS OF — ORNAMENTAL GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES, Tin, Tron and Slate Root Dormer Windows, Finlals, Window Caps, Tron Crestinzs, Metallio Sky-lights, &. ©r, 810 Bouth 12th Stioet, Omahs, Nobrasks. MANUFACTURER OF OF STRIOTLY FIRST.CLARE . Carriaoes, Buogies, Ruad Wagons AND TWO WHEEL OARTS, Hamoy Streot and 408 8, 18ih{Stwest,| qomaha- Neb tros uvon applioatioa 11810 and astrated Oabalogao fucula North-Western Electric Light Go. HOLE AGENTS FOR NEBRASKA AND OPERATORS OF CELEBRATED WESTON AND F'ectric Ars and Incandescent Lights! Adopted by the U. 8. Government and mont of the leading stesmship companiey and Hotels, Regarded as the PUREST, WHITEST AND BEST ELECTRIC LIGHT PRODUCED. For Rates Inquire at office, N. W. Cor. Fifteenth and Farnam Streets HAMBURG-AMERICAN Faclket Company. NGLAND, FIRANCK AND MANY. SMOKE THE BEST. o,k £4 intorm th pablio and smokers geness g vory ikt s DAYS Segurod i rudes of thorokbly our ki bt o ot s REPL UL o DIRECT LINKE FOR GE 0 stoamahip: in water od with overy of clgurettes ived b d ‘adde u?mr-lm s large t cowpartments, and are furaish- uinito 1o make 'the pawsge both Wale and agrecablo. Thoy carry the United States alls, sod 15avo New ¥ un irdays for Flymouth (LONDON) Chor- t15) wud HAMBUMG. riod Freneh HRico P Dy'iho Bigiieat class of skiiiad b, cAunot {al] Lo sasaly she Judges seerato S TANDARD IIAII’IIIL\ it ral i —Swoot Caporal—8t, L07HRor BRI Gt Ta Sl Do Packagen s Cabin, 86, §70and §80. Bteorage, §20. Mark 11 i, Hor oo, K Morewe i Sl i Dross Packages, oic., ok b A o) Yy JUST OUT—-SPORTSMANS CAPORAL," Councl) Blufts, 0. B: RICHARD & CO., Gen. Pase T T e s Agta , 01 Broadwa Chas. 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