Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 9, 1884, Page 5

ey m—e OMAHA DAILY BEE~-WAEDNESDAY — JULY 9 1884, b DOCTOR WHITTIER 617 St, Charles A regoiar grads o Rrons T ey 7ol esttens ervous, Prostration, Debinity, Mental and Physical Weakness ; Morcurial aid giher Aflee, tions of Throat, Skin or Bones, Blood Poisoning, 1d § d Ule 1 with unparaiieied Diseases Arising from In fcta: nervonuneds, devitity, dimoes. of sghy 1den ton Gty o B oiher Phyateikn n 8. Loais yl-m > " the rendoring Mar ermaneatly cured. e ot andinvited. Write for questions. A“quuutlve Written Guarantee P hlets, English or German, Y ScrIbiRg Above dltuses,in maTa o b TRAR: MARRIACE CUIDE ! THE 0LD RELIABLE THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL- LENDER COMPANY, [SUCCESSORS T0 THE B, THE MONARCH \ The moet extonsive manufacturers of Bilfed & Boo il IN THE WORLD. 600 S. Tonth Stroet . - - - OMAHA, NEB. £37 Pricos of Billird and Pool Tables and materials 1 urnshed on application. - XROUTE COING VVIEST. PRINCIPAL LINE CHICAGO, PRORIA & ST. LOVIS, OMAHA AND I‘.II}COLI EKANSAS CITY AND ATCHIS! Connecting in Union Depot Omuha and Denver with through tral SAN FRANCISCO And all poiuts in the West T0 DENVER, to DENVER i “onnecting in Geand Union Depot at Ch ) with tiivongh trains for NEW YORK, BO A At Peoria A4 L Eustém Gitie At Peorln with throngh trains for Indianap- ifi‘\&nlls Cincinnati, Columbus, and all points i . Louis with' thro clor Cars, with Ie. noking' Cars with i Pal 3 B. & Q. Dinin n Chicago and Kansas City, il Bluils: Chicago und Dis t. ph, Atchison and Only through line between Chicago, ncoln and Denver, and Chicugo, ty and Denve Through cars hetwe dianapolis and Council Blutrs, via Peor Elcgant Day ¢ ining Chairs (s volving Cf 3 v ey, Buriington, Cedar Rapids and Albert Leatost, Piaul and Minneapolis: Patlor Cars ining Chairs to and from St. Louis Only one change of cars between St. Louis and Des M , Towa, Lincoln, Ne. orado. 1t is also the only Through Line beiween ST. LOUIS, ILINE‘I_EAloLIS and ST, PAUL. known a: THROUGIL CAR of America, and"is universally aduit Finest EquipYed Railroad in the World for all classez of Travel, s vin thisline for sale at he United St Through Tic R. It. coupon ticket offices in PERCE I, AL LOWEL Gén. Manacep Pasn. ST, LOUIS PAPER WAREROUSE, Graham Paper Co, 917 and 219 North Main St., St Loule, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN s PAPERS, Vi ENVELOPES, CARD DOAED ARD ~ZRINTER’S STOCK £arCash oald for Ra sof &l iéb;a;slsg D_cormce Ornamental Works MANUFACTURERS OF L GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES | Dormer Windowwms, i FINIALS, WINDOW CAPS, TIN, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING, PATENT METALIC SKYLIGHT, Iron Fencing! , Baluswrades, Veraadas, Office and Bapk ks, Window and Cellar Guards, Ete. | | G0 0. AND#h STRFWT, LINCOLN NER. DISEASES OF THE EYE & EAR J T. ARMSTRONG, M. D., Oculist land 'Aurist. Until offices are repalred trom result of fire, ofti with Di. Parker, Eoom 6, Creighton Block 16th 5 Dougasl ebr sote Levte ol OPENS FOR SECOND YEAR Sept. 7,84 " Classical, Scientifie, Commerc'al snd Art Depart nente. B'th sexes admitted. Tuition low, ho a oty Fully equipped ' faculty ) |are christian men, REV. HARRIS' SERMON. He Denonnces the Actlon of the City Attorney in Strong Term, On Sunday evening Rev.J, W. Harris, of the Daptist church, preached a ser mon upon the lawyers of the city of which the following is & synopsis: Titus 111., 18, “Bring Zenas tho law- yer!” Somo of the greatest minds of any age have been found in the legal profession, such men as Blackstone, Wilburforce, Sir Thomas More, Wobster, Rufus Choate, Daly, and others of equal fame. I havoattended our court, occassionally, to see the men who are in the legal pro- presion in this city. What wo find to be true here, will be true in reform to the profession in any city. Woe find in the logal fraternity in this city men of more than_ordinary ability, men of sterling worth and purity, men who have achioved success by hard work. ve genius is helpful, but native genius has not yet been born with Blackstones commen- taries in his brain. Some of the strongest supporters of christianity have born those in the legal profossion, Blackstone, Ferlinghuysen, Judge Daly, Campbell, and Webster. Tho apostie Paul speaks of *Zonas a lawyer,” of his day, and he was no doubt an carnest suporter of Christian- it) ¥ ery profession however has had to suffer moro or less by the wrong doi of ill-disposed men in the profession: There has been and is & prejudico against the profesion. Prejudice created by corrupt and unprincipled lawyers, In this city we have much of this prejudice, and especially at the present time, as Jur city-attorney has taken the position ho has in the defense of our ex-mayor, who - has been indicted by the grand jury for bribery. The city attorney was appointed to advise, and also to protect the interest of this city. You are taxed to support him. He earns a salary at your hands, and now he steps into’ the court and defends a city official accused of crime. He thereby betrays the confidence of the judge. A lawyer who will do this, cannot find any justifiable grounds for his position and ought to be debarred. 1t the city attorney felt that the ex- mayor is innocent, and desired therafore to defend him in the trial, he ought to have resigned his position and said to the common council, **I believe Mr, Chase is innocent of the crime charged and here is my resignation, 1 step dowu and out, and will defend him.” That would have been honorable. No one could have found any fault with that action. Inall positions of trust we need honost men, and we need honest men as municipal oflicers. Tf any one however, will study careful- ly the legal profession he will find that it 13 no easy matter to be an honest lawyer: becayse there are so many temptations connected with the profession. First. A desire to build up a reputa- tionat the sacrifico of justice if noos- sary. Second, Money temptation is very great. No easy matter when a lawyer is closeted in his oflice with a corrupt man who desires to defraud_his creditors by hiding his property and offers a large fee for advice as to how he can do it and es- cape, to say to him, *‘Sir, you have not money enough to hire me to advise you to rob; my advice is, pay your debts. Third, The nature of the profession tends to lay out all religious connections and emotions. But a_very few lawyers Many; who were christians when they entered the profes- sion soon lost their religious life. They could not resist the temptations. I be- lieve that it is possible for & lawyer to be a christian, for we have noble examples. But these men were true men, and had a high ideal of their profession, also of a true Chris- tian life. They have honored both the ’ | profession and the Christian: church. I would say to those who are in the { legal profession, forget not that there isa higher court than any earthly court, and sooner or later you must there stand. You cannot then make a motion to quash an indictment, nor plead statute limita- tion,nor move to appeal to a higher court. That is the highest court. The judge who sits on the bench is the supreme judge. He will decide all matters justly. An eminent jurist once said ‘to a body of young men who were just entering the profession, ‘“Remember that the last cause you try will be your own. 1 am thankful tnat I have several young lawyers who are members of this church In closing I wish to say, *Carry your christian life to your cflice, into the court room, and 1f ever you sit on the bench as judge carry it there. Be a christisn everywhere, Manifest it in your profes- sion. Be manly, courteous, and neve boorigh nor impolite in the court. Never stoop to abusive language, nor resort to trickery, but be a gentleman, Present the law, the facts and the merits of the case in an_open, frank and manly way, and you will be sucecasful and honored by ail, and honor your profession. Show to the world that it is possiblo for a law- yer to be a christian; and when your work is finished the judge of all carth will send a messenger as Paul did to Titus, ‘“‘bring Tenas, the lawyer.” And then you shall be christened a jurist and king in the world where there wiil be no strife nor need of courts of equity or of adjudi- cation, Unconfirmed Nominations, WasHINGTON, July 8. ~The following nom inations were Inade by the president during the session just ended which were not con- firmed: Postmastars—Charles Adams, Fort Worth, Toxas; Soth H. Craig, Wymore, Nebraska; H. Harden, Abilene, Texas; 1. H. Hill, Orockett, Texas, Commissioners for the district of Alaska— John G, Brady, George ©, Thrie and M. D, Ball, all of Aluska, Indian agent—John F, Kinney, Yankton, Dakota, e ee— The Weather To-day, WASHINGTON, July 8,—For the Mississippi Valley : = Partly cloud. , followed” by fair _variabls 'winds, shifting to westerly, and stationary, followed by a slight rise in tomperatur For the Missouri Valley : Slightly cooler, fair northerly winds and higher barometer. —— Central lowa Traflic, Citicaco, July 8.—The managers of the railroads interested in the Cencral lowa Tratfic association met here to-day and pr tically reorvanized that as:ociation which has been " inoperative mince tha first of the year. Another weeting will be held in Milwaukes to worrow to complete the details, R ug Bxplosion, : steamn tug H, O, n oxploded its boilers at Elliott's Land the Missouri river, seven riles from last night. Al of the crew, three #, excepting Cap Fatal Missouri It S1. Louis, July 8 Cole J tain Thompson, were kille ——— The combingtion, proportion, and pres cess in preparing Hood's Sarsuparilla, are eculinr to this medicine, and unknown W [t ot ere, THE DEMOCRACY. [Continued from first page.) repute, He was seconded in the kick by an other delogate, and a rebellion in proportion $0 the number of men present was only avert ed by Kelly, who gave his men some very strong talk. The object of the conferonce wa to devise & course of action, but it failed of its purpose on account of internal disorder. Kelly called an adjonrnment and whatever work he lid afterwards was done without the two Tected braves. The difficulty, however, sulted in & dam et being put on thy Tamms men, and they went about looking very downe THE FEELING IN NEW YORK, Special Dispateh to Tue Bex, NEW VORK, July 8,—The Chicag tion dispatches are closely watched on Wall stroet and the bulleting are surrcunded by scores of men, So farascan be seen, John Kelly and Tammany have no friends here except in th Exchange court, where Flower's offices are lo. But it would not be surprising, and pleass some of the democratic brothers, it Thurman or McDonald was successful, Betting here is long odds in favor of Cleve. land'wnomination, LAST NIGHT'S DEVELOPMENTS, VILAS FOR PERMANENT CHAIRMAXN, Cricaco, July 8.~ The committecon perma- nent organization met this evenine and decided torecommend to the convention the name of Col. W. T, Vilas, of Wisconsin, for permanent chairmtn, and that the remaining officers of the temporary organization ho made perma- nent, TUE PLATFORM, The committee on platform of the demo- cratic national convention met in the of the Troquois cluls to: six members baing present. Pittsburg, was mads temporary A TIEON THE TARIFF, Wm. R. Morrison, of Tllinois, was nomi- nated for permanent chairgian of the commit- tee on resolutions by the tariff reform mem- Ders, and George L. Converse, of Ohio, hy the protection cloment; & ballot was then taken on the noninations which resulted in 18 votas for Morrison against 18 for Converse. This tie vote caused something of a sensation ong the members, and ax ordered which resulted exactly thesame w It being apparent there was DEAD LCCK in the committee it was agreed that the tem- hairman, Mr. Hay, should act as ‘man during the formation of the plat- but that when the work was done the committee should elect a permanent chairman whose duty it will be to present the resolu tions to the convention, THE NIGGER IN THE WOOD PILE. A chat with a member of the anti-tariff of the committee elicited the informa- tion that the representatives of the states of North Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi and Miseouri voted for Converse, The anti- tariff people had relied upon thess votes, and had expected that with a full committee, the voie would stand 15 to in favor of Mi, Morrison. THURMAY, The Ohio headquarters at the Palmer house to-night presented eno of excitoment, growing out of this fact. Th spacious rooms wore crowded to suffc b, the speakers idly following one another, addressi ever moving crowd; the contre of the © from a table m. 1 between Thurman na to all outward appear- becowing more bitter than when the tirst arrived, At least a dozen Ohio they will not vote wicus o the vote of dels- I preference has yet been jel tes it is learned hurman, *‘h rman. trenuously deniedBy Thur- man’s supporters, who cli votes, The anti-Thurman element in Ohio are un- certain whom they shall support. Indications to-night point to their casting at loast & por- tion of vote for Hoadley, whose name will be put in nowinationif Thurman’s friends insist on presenting the latter's name after Hoadley. The anti-Thurman votes in Ohio will probably go to Cleveland. Ohio holds a caucus in the morning before entering the convention, Thurmans friends to-night stated that mavy routhern delegates bave de- od their intention of supporting him. 1t herefore probable that Thurman’s name will be presented, no matter what the outcome of the caucus, for Thurman, gation on pre THE SOUTIH. With the exception of Maryland, it could not be ascertained that any scrious’ defection had oceurred in the colunm of the southern states, which had hitherto declared an_ad- Lerence to the Bayard movement. Maryland decided by a majority of five to vote as a unit on the second ballot for Cleveland, It was stated in a very positive way, however, that tho encouragement which the Thurman move- ment had received would impsl his formal nomination and that the speech would be made by General Breckenridge, of Kentucky. coxTRSTS, The committec on credentials appointed by the national convention met to-night in the rooms of the Missouri deleg the credentin}s of the v contost in the Ma made in o f the disf contestea were notified to apy the committee at an adjourncd meeting to be held in the morning, TERRITORIAL REPIE The resolution i ol ven , granting full mem- n the territories and umbia, was taken up, and a the territorial_delegations | 3 Enquirer, in an interview tonight denied the truth of the story in_circulstion that a telc gram_had been sent by Ohio men to Governor Hoadly saying his candidacy stood in the way of & favorable opportunity for Thurman, and asscrted if any such telegram had been sent it was fraudulent and entirely without authority, THE VOTE ANALYZED. In regard to the vote on the unit rule in the pvention, General Black, of Tlinois, said he thought it was made up of four elements, First, nearly all of Cleveland's strength; second, the lingering sentiment of states as_indioated in the South Carolina hird, the power of the machine; fourth tion to refuse any demand of Kelly, OTHER TEMPORARY OFFICERS, IN ADDITION TO CHATRMAN, At the ¢ usion of Hubbard's speech th rest of the temporary organization was an nounced as follows: Temporary 0w Frederick 0, of Massachuset L. Juerritt of Tillnoi iric of Pennsylvania, G. 1. Tobert M. Bashford' of Wiscon. sin, Charles M. Vallandighan of Mis-ouri, H.J. Lynn of Tennesseo, Michael D. Barrett Jersey; roading clorks, T, 0. Walker Thomas J. Pettitt_of Washington, Missourl, James ck, and H. o cial stenographer, J Dickerson of Now York; sergeant at arme, Richard J, Bright of Tndiana. EUMMER SPORTS. Saddlebags and Sulky. JAY-RY GAINST MAUD 8.'8 TIN - The trotting races at the driving park were pestponed until ta-morrow on account of the rain last night. The features of to-morrow's prograwme will be an attempt by Jay-Eye-See to heat Maud 8.’ trotting record, 2:104, and of Johneton to beat his own pacing rocord of 2:10.§ At Chicago — Chicagos, AtToledo, . —Toledos, 6 Motropolitans, At Cleveland—Boston, 10; Cloveland, 1. At Cincinnati -~ Cincinnati, 10 At 8¢, Paul—St. Paul, 0. At Columbus - Columbus, At Mingeapolis—Minneapolis, 9; Muske- gon, 4. At Milwaukeo - Terre Haute, 5; Milwau kee, 9. At Indianapolis—Indianapolis, Washing- o, 4. At Buffalo—Buffalo, b; Providence, 6. At Louisville-Louisville, 4; Baltimore, 3, omidlifnt=— oo ind i, Central Pacific Directors, SAN Fraxcisco, July 8.—An election of directors of the Central Pacific was held to- day. Four hundred and twenty thousand votes were cast out of five hundred and ninety thousand. The old board, comprising T.eland Stanford, C. P. Huntington, Charles Crocker, O.F, Crocker, Timothy Hopkins, W. V. Huntington wero electod. The officers will b electod to-morrow. AN ‘the Lords Kill the Franchise Bill, LoNox, July 8.—The house of lords this evening adopted an amendment to the fran- chise bill, postponing the extemsion of the franchise until the redistribution schemo is . | concluded, The Timessays of the franchise bill: *The house of lords have nullificd four months of labor of the house of commons and have deprived two million persons of the right chise, Tho struggle will only end in UMP ach niimber tho #p eminent p m d Bure Med 08, ' CURI , Cough, Difficult Breat t fin aipelas, Eru uma e, Rheumatio Pain ‘and Ague, Chi Blind or Hileed) ’ 00 ting the bed w . Pulpitation, 1. drugglsts, or sent by the Case, Or sin- o OF charge, on recelpt of price. alo ¥ r Humphraya Book on Dieas Tustrated Catalogue F) Addre nohre: Homeopathio woa Ca, 'Falion Btreet, New Yor Western Cornice-Works, TRON AND SLATE ROOFING. C. SPECHT, PROP. Onshs, Neb, 1411 Donglas B4, MANUFACTURER OF Galvamzea lron Cornices t1garDormer Windows, Fintalw, Tin, Tron and Blato Kooflng, Specht’s Patorit Metal ligit, ¥atont 1justed It 1 am Tron ear Leforo the com , and present their argument, nuel Ward, of Montana, Willian Dickson and 1. D, Wright, of the district of Columbia, mads argument on the rights of the teritorics to vice in the selection of vulers, and the committee un mously resolved to rocommend the passag the rexolution to the national convention, BUTLER Tho trade and labor organizations of the clty indulged in anoth er parade this evening n attemptad to gobn spocch out of al Butlor ~ The workinguwen formed in procession on Market strect, and - accompan ied by numerous bands and & groat number of transpmiencies and banners, marched through all the principal streets and finally brought up in front r house, ition of the scencs of Saturday night occurred, The crowds in the strecty soon became o dente, and the checrs and yells go loud when Butler appeared at hix window, attired in evening dress and waving his panawa hat, that it would have been im- possible for him to comply with their demand for a spsech had he been 8o disposed, He r mained at the window for half an hour bow- ing his acknowledgements, and then 1ctire, THE NIGHT passed very quietly at the hotels In compa #on to the rush and confusion of the one ceding, The multitude in and about various headquarters was large; still ingress and egrens was possible, which was hardly tiue of the uight precediog, The caucusiog however went on as usual and there was what appeared to bo o FINAL RALLY AGAINST CLEVELAND, whose suppporters claimed to-night that vi tory was closely in sight. Numerous and con- flicting rumors were floating about but they resolved themselyes into the fact that it was only the field against Cleveland, with the op- position leaders devisivg means to consolidate the scattering votes for some one us against the governor of New York, Last night the Bayard boom took on un- wistakable proportions, but considerab) of his strength desarted him to-day snd then a uiove was made in the direction of THUBMAN, It Is well knowan that the Ohio " delegation been divided, and a strong effore w lidate its vote for T wan on prowise that M able portion of the south aud west would s support, It iy claimed that a tele o HOADLEY g himnot t stand in the way of Thur who now had an opportunity for fair d that Mr. McLean was belog urged ¢, Balustrados, Verandas, Ir on Bar SCHMELING & BELSCHNER, DEALERS IN TIR, IRON & ZINCWARE 621 Sonth 18th, botwoen Jackson aad Jones Bts, Job Work n Roofing, Guttering, Kto., promptly done. WEERASKA LAND AGENCY 0. F. DAVIS & C0., SUCCESBOR TO DAVIS & BNYDER.) Geuoral Dealors in REAL ESTATE 1606 FARNAM BT, . . . AHA Have for sale 500,000 aores oarefully selected lands 10 Eastern Nobrasks, at low prioe aud on oasy tormms. 1mproved iarms for sale in Douglas, Dodge, Gollax Piatte, Burt, Ouming, v, Wasnington, Meriok gaundors, and Butior Uountios. Taxes paid in all parte of tho Btate. Money loaned on Jmproved farma. Notary Fublic slways a- oftice. Correspondence solicited, \ti Summer Resort Of the Northwest, Detroit, Minn, A country of WOODS AND LAKES, 100 milew wost of 8t. Paul. Tareo trains daily on the N. P, R, K., with 50 Day Excursion. Tickota st about. one-hail rates. HOTEL MINNESOTA, An clegant house with sccommodations for 2 kuests. R. R. COLBURN, Proprietor. B HKND FOR CIRCULARK G1VING PULL FARTICULAKA, T, 0. CARLISLE, BREEDER OF tothe same oud. Governor Butler sought out Mr, McLesn tgnight, and wlong cotullation with i, itis supposed o this o 1. Me! ol f 1 ( figh Class Poultry, MO. VALLEY, - . . IOWA, 186n) #ar Cirenlars —_——_xz-———“: &B fl]. The Largest Stock in Omaha and Makes the Lowest Prices ) REAL ESTATE Furniture‘ AGENTS! WILLIAMS’'BLOCK 16th & Dodge Streets, KEEP YOUR EYE On this list for bargaing, and if you wish a Jot in any part of Omaha—Want to rent s house—have your house rentod—buy a house—ell the one you have want your papors mado —title looked up, and any thing relating to Real Estato, go and seo 'SEARS & BOSARD, 0—Touse of five roomn on halt lot, por month 1 acroand & room brick house in 85x150, month Hill; on ensy terme, $500, and §9 Houso ‘and Tt in A well, One-half 221 —§2,800-Good six r 1ot, one Wock trom 18th street, south of U P, dopot. Bran new Sold on esy torms. 17—81,800—House of 4 roomw on fall lot, Conter streot. Good well, olstern and walks, Hall cash and time, 197 —§1,000—Houso of two tooms on half lot, e gan's addition. Onohalt cach, 20— 81,800~ o110 of four rooms on full Tot, on 15th stroot, sonth ¢ 6281500 Hou; ) 0 full ot in Par AN On easy terme. $7,000 Cornor ot E. V. Smith'a addition, two good dwellings, south and cast front, on ear line, cheap and on onsy ternis, 40 #4,000—Lota 13 and 14, o and near court house, two i but is business property. A g L And lots of bargains all over town. Call at office and examino our list for improved propersy. LOTS IN HAWTHORNE, TABOR PLACE, OMAHA VIEW, And in all firat-class inside alditions, and it wo fail to find a lot to suit_you, our extensive list, then Omahn does not conta Omatia View i on the 10ad to tho barracks, and fy that plat south of L. B Willlams' rosidenco. We soll Tots from 8.00 to 8350, 810 o more down at. time of ealoand monthly payments. $200 down and wo will build you a houke on the lot. Hawthorne is west of the High School ono mile, and wo are selling lots ono third_down and monthlv paymenta. This addition is graded and lots are $350 t0 8000 each, Now i the time to buy, while | a and s a ch .+ and thoy are Wonddition, Prices 3476 addition, with only tw an good lots as there are in t and 8560 Lots on Sherman avenuo, east and west fronts block in Wilcox's addition, cheap and casy one. t o) 4 Don't tail to call for bargains at the office, SEARS & BOSARD Cor. 15th and Dodge Streets. WILLIAMS' LOCK. SPECIAL BARGAINS. —— No 301 Full lot, cottage house 8 rooms, on 12th and Conter streets, 81,100, house on Seward, newr Saun No 802 Five roon dors, $3,000. g0 and 12th streot, house 5 sooms, 8. front. fruit etc. §3,000. No 209 Piexcy and 16th strocts, house 8 rooms barn, cellar, etc, §1,400. nicago and 2ith streots, beautitul cottage, No 207 'Seward, noar Saunders, & one-third cash, balanice$20 per month, No 208 Franklin strect, near Saunders, 8 rooms, fruit, 1.60¢ 0. No 204 House § rooms, splondid residence, 2th and Capitol ave., 88,5 No 200 and on acres, house 4 rooms, barn fenced, cn howo & rooms, barn fonced, on th strect, 33,100, Hal lot, 1§ story house, on N. 10th strect, 1,050. on 15th strect ca line, No 231 1T 8 T Hickory, cullar, fruit, eto, 81,00 Jttage § rooms, clste r No2$0 Four houses 1 Sainn's addition, on monthly paymenta No zii Full ot on ouse 2 rooms, well, barn, ete, on 50 small, on Vinton St., § No 268 Cottage 8 rooms, 81,900 Fivo acres on_Saunders stroot, good house fruitw of sl kinds, barn, splondid reside 3,200, 80 and Capitol ayenue, Throe hundred houses and lota throughout the cit? and subuirby, ranging n prices (0 sult all claason of purchasers, g Hesidon those wo have beautital unimproved lots n WEST END, SUNNYSIDE, IRVING PLACE, PELHAM PLACE, HANSCOM PLACE, HOWARD PLACE, HIMEBAUGH PLACE, HELLMAN PLACE, PARKER'S ADDITION, SHINN'S ADDITION, COBURN'S SUB-DIV, Also acre lota on monthly payments in DRAPERIES ANC MIRRORS, CEEAMBER SETS Just recelved an assortment far surpasaing the latost and most tasty deslgns manufactar a range of prices from tfl l:ny'.hlng {n this market, :om];rhlng or this spring’s trade and covering © Cheapost to the most Expensive, o Parlor Coods Draperies. Now ready for the inspection of cus- | Complete stock of all the lates tomers, the newest roveltics in stylesin Turcoman, Madras and Suits and 0dd Pieces. Lace Curtains, Ete., Ete. Elorant Passenger Elevator to all Floors. CHARLES SHIVERICK, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, = - - - OMAHA NEB. Grermman ID. CWvyvatt, & [} Lath Shingles, Sash, Doors, linds, ouldi Lim, laster, Hair, Cement, CUMINGS AND 20TH ST., OMAHA. NEB. Dr. CONNAUGHTON 103 BRADY ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA, U. 8. A. Established 1878—Catarrh,| Deafness, Lung and Nervous Diseases Speedily and Fermanently Cured. Patiente Cured at Home. Write for ‘‘Tre MeproaL-MissioNary,” for the People. Consultation and Cnrr(\n{mndullca Gratis. P. 0. Box 202, Telophone No. 26. HON. EDWARD RUSSELL, Postmaster, Davenport, says: ‘‘ Physician o iten. Abliity ana Marked Success.” COONGRESSMAN MURPHY, Davenport, writon: **An rionorable Man, Fine Success, Wonderful Cures.”—Houra 8 to b. North-Western Electric Light [Go. GENTS FOR NEBRASKA AND OPERATORS OF CELEBRATED WESTON AND U, 8. Bectrie Are and (10l 0 giig! Adopted by the U. S. Government and mont of the leading steamship companic s and Hotels, Regarded as the PUREST, WHITEST AND BEST ELECTRIC LIGHT PRODUCED. For Rates Inquire at office, N. W. Cor. Fifteenth and Farnam Streets RUEMPING, BOLTE & COMPANTY, —MANUFACTURERS OF— ORNAMENTAL GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES, Dormer Windows, Finlals, Window Caps, Iron Crestinzs, Motallic Sky-lights, &o. Tin, Iron and Slate Root orn, 810 South 12t Strect, Omaha, Nebraska, WM. SN YDER g e 2 = MANUFACTURER OF OF STRIOTLY FIRST-CLASS . Corings, Tnagis el Wagn AND TWO WHEEL CARTS. ib19and 1320 tamoy Srent nd a8 3, st} @y e o Neb nstrated Oabaloguo toruluhed fras uoon spplicatton. Buffalo U. S. Standard SCALES. Himebaugh & Taylor, WESTERN AGENTS, - - - OMAHA, NEB R, R. 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