Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 29, 1884, Page 5

K OMAHA DALLY PE F-'-Tl I'.. D \\ s UL Y 29, SSl ALL OTHER MEDI. CINES FAIL, aa it acts DIRECTLY and AT ONCE en the XIDNEYS, LIVER and DOW-. ELS, rostoring them to & healthy A npeedy oure And hun. dreds have been oured by it when phywiclansand frionds had givon them up to dio. IT ISBOTH A "'SAFE CURE" and a " SPECIFIC.” ¥t CURES all Discancs of the Kidneys, Liver, Bladder and Urinnry Cry Drovky, Gravel, Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Pains in the Raclk, Loios, or Side, Ketention or Non-Rea tention of Urine, Nervons Diseases, Femnlo Wealknexcs, Excesses, Janndice, Biliouancnn, Headnche, Sour Stomnch, Dyspep= nia, Constipution and Piles. $1.25 AT DRUGGISTS, £~ TAKE NO OTHER, -&a Sendfor Mustrated Pamphlet o timonials of Absolute (‘urrwv ghatclil g HUNT’S RE WONDERFUL CURES OF ”fi'y KIDNEY DISEASES 9 AND LIVER COMPLAINTS, & Becauso it acts on the LIVER, BOWELS and KIDNEYS at the same t Bocauso it eleansen tho system of the poisone ous Humors that dovelops 1n Kidney and Urie Rary Disoases, Tiliousntes, Jsundives Conntiphr Hor, Ples or 1n Tacumatiom, Nouraigis, Nors Vous Disorders and sl Ferals Compiatiis. VFSOLID PROGE OF THHEN. IT WILL SURELY CURE CONSTIPATION, PILES, and RHEUMATISM, By causing FREE ACTION of all the crgans and functions, thereby CLEANSING the BLOOD restoring thonormal power to throw off disoaso. THOUSANDS OF CASES of the worst forms of these terriblo disenses Bavo. boos quilekly re:ioved, and i a short oo PERFECTLY CURED. PRICT, 61, LIQUID O DI, SOLD 51 DRUGEISTS, 'y can be sent b_V mail, W?.LL’! RILLLA.RJJSON gton, Vt. S vy o ey oasae o 180 THE OL) RELIABLE THE BRUNSWICK, BMKE coL- LENDER COMPANY, [SUCCESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B. C0.) THE MONARGH The mort extensive manufacturere of Billard & Poo] Tables IN THE WORLD, 500 S. Tonth Street . -+ - - - OMAHA, NEB 47 Pricos of Billird and Pool Tables and materials arnshed on application Nebraska cornice —AND— Ornamental Works MANUFACTURERS OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES Dormor Windows, FINIALS, WINDOW CAPS, TIN, IRON AND SLATE ROCFING, PATENT METALIO SKYLIGHT, lren Fencing! Croatings, alngurades, Verandns, Offce snd Ir,n iiallingw, Window and Celiar GuvD mn in the District Court for Donglas County Nebraska. ‘Heathrine Kean, plaint!ff, va Paterick 1. Kean, de- fend nt. n nen-residont, dofendaut, 7 notifl.d that o7 the 23 day of July 1884, Koan 11 o # petition aesinst you in tha Gistrict cou & of Dougias cou pbiect aid prayer of whicharo to 1 and the custody of your minor t rluce your marriue to mo an habicual drundrard, upport hor for more than two od 40 answer rald potition on or bo- he Bth day of Yeptomer 183, KE\THRINE KEAN, Plaintifr, By J. P. Engli h, J. J. G'CONNOR, her attornoys. 1y 20-aug 6-12 19 DOCTOR WHITTIER St. Charles St., 8t. Lon Y fore Mouday thl II Wellu\nl § tions $kin of old Snrel it prin) s s Au.l:.g from Privately. nnlurlllnn, Excess, Tendering Ma Pl A N edvelopo, free $ o0 or Ly i) fres, an0 | nviied Writs for g A Positive Written Guarantee iven fa all carable cates, Medicloes scnt every whers, mphiots, English or German, 84 pag acribing above dlbeases, in 1aal6 OF foinate. FRER MARRIACE CUIDE! 200 yage, D¢ bl Ausirated 1o elorh and gl binding Jostage This Lo it m or .w‘ 0 wast (6 o caiity Bosary, u...m.. e, irotimd byl siviee’ » | daughter came into the COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Itegular Meeting of the Trio on Sat- urday Last Sateroay, July 26, 1884, Board met pursuant to adj>urnment. Prdsent, commissionors Knight and O'Keeffo. The adopted Resolved, That the county treasurer be, and he is hereby, instructed to cancel dog tax for year 1883 against David Bradshaw on account of error in assess- ment. Resolved, That the county treasurer following resolutions wero that T would try and make her pay for what she had killed l now denounce it as a malicious false hood for any person to say that 1 poi (ml a pistol at Mrs. Shinrock, or tiat I had n! rovolver in my hand whilo I was on her premises. A man that would draw & re volver on &) woman under any ciroum stances 1s a coward and deserves to bo punished to the fullest extent of the law, and those who know me can_vouch for it that 1 am no coward. have lived in this city since 1867 and nearly all that time was spent n the U, P. blacksmith shop fand 1 can_safely say that I have been an honest, law abiding citizen and can prove the same by my fellow workmen. The howme that 1" hsve made for my family in this city has been earned by mo and my wife by honest, careful and frugal industry. Strictly temperate in my habits, my wages are be, and is hereby, iustructed to reduce the valuation of lots 13 and 14, block 6, Boggs & Hill's addition, from §500, each, 0 8500 for both of said lots on account of error in copying by assessor. The clerk was instructed to notify the overseor of highways, south District Platto Valley prooinct, to suspend all work on road No. 186, B., running be- tween sectiona 20 and 32, township 16, range -10, until further orders of the board. The following accounts were allowed: BRIDGE FUND, Van Dohran & Simmerson, one BHOER LT ke 18500 00 C. A, Aabivard, frolgh ROAD FUND, J. A, Taylor, di ¥ v 1A, Rapass, road appraisers H. Himbaugh, ** Jowling, work on road . . Heise ¥ L"A‘r(umu, appraiser on road . 0. H. Brown, work on road J. Walsh, repairing roads, GENERAL ¥U P‘ A Pieronet, bailiff fees pwart, witness ** l,. 1 ebe, bailiff s D. N. Miller, exp: hospital C. Carlson, witness [”- murdor case anford, ** to insane Brown, ' ¢ filghy et Wood, ** “ ATHRIE R . Swith, ' witness feo murde an, Shields, tales juror... ... Karr, work at poor farm nty persons, spo teveus, groceries for poor. Jroatch, hardware for Co.. .. Adjourned to the 30th inst, H. T. Leavirr, County Clerk, —— Horsford's Acid Paosphate, PEWARE OF IMITATIONS, Imitations and counterfeits have again appeared. Bo suro that the word ““Honsrorn's” is on the wrapper. None are genuine without it, —mm— A SERIOUS RUNAWAY. Mrs.Murray is Thrown From a Wagon acd has an Arm Broken, Yesterday about 10 ¢’clock a.m. as Mre. Murray, who keeps a small store at the barracks, was coming into the city she met with a serious accident. She was accompanied by her little girl and had gotten as far along Sixteeuth street as Wm. Gentleman’s store, when one of Jardine’s teamws attached to a heavy wagon, dashed down the street and struck the hind wheels of the wagon in which Mrs. Murray and her child were seated. The wagon was overthrown by the shock and the woman and her child were thrown to the ground. The woman had one of her legs broken and was otherwise injured, The little girl escaped with a few bruises, none of which are serious. Tho lady was carried into a neighbor- ing house and medical assistance sum- moned. It was a serious accident but one of that class 1t seems almost impossible to prevent. 2T Well I_);flfiml l'n'npl;"lon’l. wear dingy or faded things when the 10¢. and guar- anteed Diamond Dye will make taem good as new, They are por ect, at druggicts and be economical. Wells, Richardson & C Burlington, Vt. ——— My I'a Side. To the Editor of 1 Sk Dear ®r:—1 wish to give you my side of the story in regard to an item which appeared in The Dispatch, headed “Mul- hall’s guilt.” For several weeks before this alleged trouble occurred, my chick- ens were killed at the rato of from four to six a day. On Friday, the 18th inst., .| a8 I was preparing to go to my work, my house and told me that Shinrock’s hired girl was killing the chickens with a dog. My wife was sick in bed at the time and she went to get up and I told her to stay where she was, and that T would go over to Mrs, Shinrock’s and ask her if it was with her permission that the girl was killing the chickens, I went to Mrs. Shinrock’s front door and knocked twice, raceiving no answer, although she (Mrs, Shinrock) and her hired girl were in plain sight of me standing in her kitchen, 1 went around to the kitshen door and said good evening to Mra, Shinrock, 1 then inquired of her if it was with her per- mission that the hired girl was killing the chickens with ' the dog, and she told me it was, I then told her in a quiet way that if she was going to make war on the chickens 1 would make war on the dog and that the nexttime I found the dog in my yard that I would shoot him. She told that Shinrock paid taxes for the dog and that I would not dare to shoot him without an order from the city marehal, and then! it would have to be & policeman that ‘would shoot the dog. | turned up fie (il OPENE FOR SECOND, YEAR eptl7,'84 Classioal, Scientific, Commercial and Art Depart mente. Bth sexos admitted Tuition low, iog choap, best of society 7 cquipped taculty ‘8ar Address for particulars, Rév. W. W. Harsha D' D. President, or Pref, O M. Des Jslote, Booretary of the Facuity, Bellev e, Neb, Iy me 3 my coat-collar showing a star to the lady and telling her I was a special policeman and that I could shoot the dog on my premises without an order from the mar Mrs, Shinrock answered me by ing that [ need not try to bulldczs or frighten her by showing & star as | was (ml‘f & watchman in the lumber yards, 1 told the lady I did not wish to either frighten or bulldoze her but that I could shoot the dog on ‘my own premises with out an order from the marshal. 1 then shook my finger at the hired girl telling her that if I could I would have her ar rested for killing the chickens and also used for the benetit of my family, and 1 owe no man a cent. In regard to the statement made that my wife told me to shoot Mrs. Shinrock and the dog, it fs falso. She never said such a thing in my hearing. When I loft the house to go over to Shinrock's when 1 returned she was standing at her own back door. The cause of all this trouble and persecution is because Mrs, Shimrock and her children were ordered by my wifo off from our premises. She was all tho time quarrcling with the children on the sidewalk, and she has followed my children into my yard with a atick in her hand. Now, Mr. Editor, they state that Mras, Shinrock’s testimony is supported by several witnesses, The only witnesses she had tosupporther testi- mony was her hired girl. This girl is a greenhorn only a faw months from Den- mark, Mras, Kate Miesel, the other wit- ness, was in her own yard, with s tight board fence, eight feet high, between her and Mrs. Shimrock, She admitted in her testimony that sho heard mo say something about shooting, and then she went in the house. There were several other witnesses brought to the police court by those parties for the purposo of injuring my character, but they did not, nor could not do that, In conclusion 1 wish to say, Mr. Biitor, that [ was un- tairly dealt with, I was told by respoct- ablo parties that it was a put up job, and that it was all cut and dried beforeit went to the police court. Respectfully, WiLiiam MuLmaLn,™ e g £ e Don'tbe Faint-hearted, Tf yon are in trouble, look un. hold on, give the blues good b pain, have a lameness, huvo a kind b the L4 druggist and ask him for Zhomas’ Lielectric Uske do you good every time, Visiting Statesmen, Chicago Times July 21, ix-Senator Chaffee, of Colorado,was at the Grand Pacific yesterday. He had just come from Ne ork and was full of Blaine news. **We are going to carry New York sure,” he said to the Times re- porter, “and with it will carry the coun- try.” *‘But what about the conference of in- dependents held in New York yester- day?’ “Yes, they had quite a meeting and will poll a good many votes, but then, we will get more Irish votes tu counterbal- ance them, -nd 1 think we will carry Now York clt; ““Honestly{" “Yes, I think wo will."” “Bav why should Blaine got the votef” “Well, he is going to and there is no use of arguing the question,” ““How will Colorado got” ““Republican.” “But it elocted a demooratic governor two years ago?” “Yes, I know it did, but it will go re- publican this time.” The senator is looking a good deal beter than he did when he was here ut the convention, and seems to have got a good deal of the Grant-Ward trouble off his mind. Lrish GOVERNOR SHERMAN, Governor Sherman was at the Tremont yesterday. *‘The republicans are going to carry lowa this fall,” he said in an- awer toa question hy a Times reporter, “‘and we will not come far short of our usual majority.” “‘Suppose the democrats and green- backers effect a fusion?” ““Wo can carry the state in the face of any fusion.” *:Can you enforce the present prohibi- tory law?” “‘We will try hard, and I think we will succeed. lowa has always been a law-abiding state, and I see no reason why the citizens of 1t will not respect this law as well as any other. 1t was rightfully adopted, and I think it will be oporative,” “But will it not drive many German votes out of the republican party?’ ““It may drivo some, bui we will easily repluce them.” ““How abont congressmen this fall?" “I think we will regain our lost ground with the exception perhaps of the Second (Murphy's) district, That seoms to bo badly demovratic.” SMITH, OF VERMONT, J. G. Smith, of Vermont, omee gover- nor of that state, and now president of a railroad, was at the Palmer house yes- torday. He is a republican, and said he thought the democrats had made a mis take in nominating Cloveland, *“They would have done better,” ho said, ‘1o have nominated Bayard. Cleveland has no record and no experivnce,” *‘Has he not had more than Blaine /" “Yes, if i mean executive ex- perience; he has been governor of a great state, but he hus not had experience in national affairs. To be sure, we al thought when Arthur was nominated ho was & weak and incompetent man, and he afterwards showed himseif a good president. The tariff will, however, be the main inus of the campaign. — Tl!.Ll' GRAPHIC NOTES, A Blaine and Logan club of over five hun- dred members was organized at Peoria last evening. Lord Randolph Church'll has determined for the sake of uoity to retire from the chair. manship of the Conservative Union, and nom- iuates Sir Michael Hicks Beach as his suc cersor, The retail butchers of New York last night adopted resolutions pledging the members of tha association to dis ourage the sale of Chi. cago dressed boef, About une hundred firmes wererepresented, Parnell has given notice to introduce the question in the commons concerning the threatened snoliation of the propagands property uwt Rome, wherein Irish Cutholics are largely intereste At Ocean s W. Bain, of tuck lectura to the Natioual i perancef society. Ex-Senator Conkling occupled » seat on the and warmly congratulated Mr, Jast evening G delivecod the cl i yL.v form, train divpatol Louis s on the railroads cen eld & mesting there last night, eliminary steps to organize an «Hoeiatio: and ted twouty legates to the vations) convention to be Lisld ab Louis ville Augu-t 20th, The groenback party convention at Dayton, Ohlo, last night noninated as state tic<et, secretary of atate, Peter Harrod, Carroll coun- § 63 Judge of supreme court, J uies B, Grogan, she was in bed [, of Hu‘l\mg,nh--tun at] | Sonecs, and Daniel Willis, A grand torehlight prooesdon and to the roturniog delegatas to (s national 2% 00 ati convention 800K P nce in Say cinoo last evening. 16 was over & mlle in Tength and comprised all the political - oreani | zations in the city. The'strects wore jammad ith spectators, who rent the air with cheors | for Cleveland and Hendricks as the procos sion passed by, Officer Laughlin, shot at Minuoa \gha whom ho was trying t Catli f urdav by ‘||m| Mond. evening. 1y, his 1ot ™ to p of provious to his death, McLaughlin mado a statoment to a priest, expressing tho hopo that the mob would abstain fom all’ violence, and that the murderer be given n fair trial, M Laughlin requested his desires to b made known to '.luvm o, with the entreaty that his dying wishes be observed. A burglar at Rome yesterday in women's clothes, antered tho housa dawcriond i Haw thorne's “Marble Faun” as “Hildw's Abode,” «d by an_Ameriesn lady, who on sus pidon summoned a pol 1an, who confronted the burglar, The robl and the policaman stood as glar flsd, A erowd q and pursned the burglar, who during fiis fieht lost his head gear, revealing his sex. The crowd caught the culpnt and after severely Deating him, haogad him, e HAWKEYE HORRORS, A Colored Man Stabs a Station Agent “Fatal Family Guarrel, CroAR RaPIDS, July: Georgo Reid, color od, to-night stabbed E. H. {Beaumont, station- agent at Ely, ten miles south of Cedar Rapide, The victim diod almost immeliately, Beau- mont had ejscted Raid from the depot for profanity wnd vulgarity. The negro was -- ptured and bre t to Coedar R s, A family qua valley, on the Cedar river bel , resulted in the fatal stabbing by one Quigley and two Driscoll boys, Two of the assailants werocapuuee & and ja Tod at Tip:on, | — linnis Damooracy's Ciicaco, July 28 — The amone the various Illinois cil toin where to locate tha democr tors for the campaign in this sta ally seitlod by selo ting Chicag teadquariors, rivalry oxisting the ques: hoadqar as boen fine the place. TEST TOUR BAKING POWDER T0-DAY! Tiran s advertised ay absolutely pura CONTAIN AMMONI A THE TEST: Wil not be re 10 detoct Lo Presanco Of wiimon . llHlINGTflN flnum “\\urYonco COING WWHST. PRINCIPAL LINE CHICAG), PEORTA & ST. LOULS 1Y WAY OF OMAHA AND LINCOLN T0 DENVER, on VIA EANSAS CITY AND ATOHISON to DENVER Sonneeting in Union Depots Omihi and Denver with thro Kansas City trins for SAN FRANCISCO And all points n the Great West PING BAST. in Grand Unfon Dupot at Chileago th through trains for NEW VYORK, BOSTON, And all Eastorn Clties At Peoria With throngh trains for Indinnan. olis, Cinoinnati, Columbis, and all points mth st AU St Louis with' thro 1 for all pofnts Sonth Ci Joseph, sk’ without elinnge. 0Nty thron TUnning their own tiing betwee Lincoln and Denver, and Chic City and Denver, Thiough oo Indiunapolis and Conneil Blufts, v Solid Ty Pullinan Prlace Sleeping Cars and from St Louis, vin Keokuk, Buriington, Cedar 1 LentoSt Puul und Minng with Reetdning Chadrs t and Peorin. Only one cl of eurs hitween St Louls and Do Moines, Town, Lincoln, No. rivsk, and Donver, \lo 1t igalso the only Thirough Line beiween §T. LOUIS, MINNEATOLIS and 8T, PAUL. TTE18 known s the preat THEOUGH OAR LINE of Amorica, wnd fs universally wdiit ol o be the Finest Equ{p?cd Railroad in the World for clasees of Travel, Through Tickess vin this Hne for salo ot ni B X counon ticket oices inthe Unitod States aad Canida, . roT i R, PERCEVAL LOW LGen. Mavarer Gen Pamn.d ¥ e CAPITAL PRIZE $75000 DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. 178 WEALTHFULESS 1AS NEVER DLEY QUESTIONED. In mmfllion homes for & quarter of & century ft has stood the consumers' reliable te-t, THE TEST OF THE OVEH. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., MAKERS OF D, Price’s Special Hlavoring Extracts, Tue strongest, moat deliclons and watural Bavor known, and Dr. Price’s Lupulln Yeast Gems ¥or Light, Healthy Bread, The Lost Dry Hop east fu the World. FOR SALE BY CROCERS. CHICACSE. 8T. LOUIS. The use of tho torm * Shor Line” lu connection with the corporat namo of & groatroad conveys an ldes of ust what foquired by the traveling pab lle—a Short Line, Quick Time and tho bees of wccommods @ tioos—all of which are furp #hed by tho greatest railway lu Amorlca, (rzcaco, mwavreE And St. Paul. 18 owns and oporates over 4,500 milos of Korthern Tilinois, Wiscousiu, Minnosots, Iows Drkota; and 58 ta main lins, branches and connes tlony reach all the great Lusinoss contros of the Northwest agd_Far West, 1t naturally answers #h 1 of Short Line, and Best Route botw ,8t. Paul and Minceapolls. d Winona. Milwaukeo, Aberdoen and Ellendale ilwaukoo, Eau Clairo and Stillwater ilwaukvo, Wausau and Merrill llwaukeo, Beaver Dam and Oshkosh, + Wauknosha and Oconomowos , Madison and Prairiodu Chio n, Rockford sud Dubnguo. 1d and Godar Raplds. jouncil Bluffa and Omaha, y Yankton Milwaukee, Mitchell and Chamberlsin. Dabuqiie, 5t. Paul and Minucay ol v, 8t. Paul and Minnnapol 1 the Fincst Dining a the main lines of tho Gl MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY, atiention is paid to passongers by courteous of the Com, a - 8. MERRILL, Gon'l Manager R, Gon' Pass. Agt 2T SLARK, Gonl GEO, 1. HEAFFORD, Aw't. Gon'l, Pat Agt RED STAR LINE Belgian Boyal and U.S, Mail Steamers BAILING EVERY SATURDAY, BETWEEN NEW YORK AHD ANTWERP The Rhine, Germany, Italy, Holland and France Btoerago Outward, $20; Propald trom Antworp, $15; &xoursion, §°9, incliding boduing, ote, 24 Cabin, §50; Muml Trip, $00.00; Exoursion, $100; H.Inuu lrum 60 Vo 990; Excursion 110 to §160, £ ¥otar Wright & Hous, Gen, Agenta. 86 Brosd: way N, §0aldwell. Hamllton & Oo., Omal P. E. Olod «@an acu, 28 N, 160 Btrook, Cruaba; D. E. Kim Omahadyonts. 4 eod-ly Northeast Nebraska- ALONG THE LINE OF THE) Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolls and OMAHA RAILWAY. h'l‘hfi new extenalon of this line from Wakefleld up the BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN through Conoord and Colerldge TO EARTINGTON, t portion of the Btate, Hpoolal ex- w over this lino to #ton, aud vis Blair 4o all sS10UX Ll l‘Y & PAOIFIO RAILROAD Trelns over tht C., 8t P, M. & 0. Rallway to Coy agtan, Blaux uity, Ponce, Harbiogton, Wayae snd Norlolk, Oonnoct at Blaix or Fromant, Uaka.e, Noligh, and through to Val- entine, &a¥or rates and all information oall on ¥ P, WHITNEY, Gonors Agent, e Tickots only 85, Shares in Proportionwa LlJIllSlfl]]fl SMYC LHIIEI‘Y UUID]]HHY ' We do hereby o:rtify that we supervise the m rangementa for ali the Monthly and Semi-Annus Dratetns of the Lotisiana State Loftery Company and in gerson manage and control the Draiwing: hemseives, and that the samae are conducted il neaty, fairness. and i good faith toward all par , and e authorize the company to use Chi cer cate, with fac-similes of our ignatures aitachec advertisement Comursaronzag Incorporatod In 1808 for 25 yoars by the I for educational and charitable purposes—wi il e ap. oap 14al of 81,000,000—to which a rosorve fund of over 560,000 18 dince boen added. o2 A overwholmiy popular voto tle. tranchive lo of the ? *dopted Decomber 34, 4. b, 1870, i The only Lottery ever voted on and en- dorsed by the poople of any State. 1t nover acales or postpones. Its grand singlo number drawings take place monthly. A splendid nwmmmlcy to wina Fortune Eighth Grand Drawing Class H, in the Acad- emy of Music, New Orleans, Tueaday, Aug. 12th, 1884 —-171t. hlunfihly drawing, OAPITAL PRIZE, 875,000, 100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each, tions, in Fifths in proportion, LIST OF mlr Frac: 1 & do l PRiZEs oF M.xw do 2000, 0 1000 2 do 500 100 do 200 800 do 100 500 do 60. 1000 do 5b, APPROXIMATION Piirie. 9 Approxtniation prlu of §760 do 00 n du do 260, 1907 Prizon, amounting to. Applioation tor raten o clubs should be tmade only to the office of the Company in Now Orleana. For further Information writo oloarly kiving tal addroos, Mako P. 0. Mooy Orders payable aac ddrons Rogstorod Loitors Lo KW ORLIANS NATIONAL BANK, Now Orleans, I, Postal Notos and ordinary lottors by Mall Gr Ex pross (all aums of 95 And upward by Lxpross at ous oxpense) 4o M A. DAUPHIN, orM. A DAUPHIN, Now Orloans L, 07 Boventh £t., Wash ngton, D. C, ECRET MALADIES find radical cure by my method, based on recent s entif 1in the most desperate cases without any trouble to the functions, I cure equally the sad con- Thc largest Stock n Dmaha anu Mu.!es the Lowest Prices: Furniture. DRAPERIES ANC MIRRORS, Just rocolved an assortment far surpassing anything In this markot, comprisin{ the latest and most mci deslgns manufactured for this spring’s trade and covering range of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive. Parlor Coods Now ready for theinspection of cus- | Complete stock of all the lates Draperies. tomers, the newest noveltirs in stylesin Turcoman, Madras and Suits and Odd Pieces. Lace Curtains, Ete., Ete. Elezant Passengor Elovator to all Floors. CHARLES SHIVERICK, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, = - - - OMAHA NEB. lmunm’ulmu OF OF STRICTLY FURT-CLABS Corigss, Bnagis Rund Wagms AN D TWO WHEEL CARTS. 1619 and 1820 tamuy Streot aud 403 4, 181h Breet, |} Omaha. 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