Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 3, 1884, Page 3

YHE'GRE"‘ i Y i?EB’ITASKA IS (00 IO Bank finu l E OMAHA, NEBRASKA. | ‘j‘ PAID UP CAPITAL.. .$250,000 <) “‘“‘Gm""? SURPLUS MAY 1, 1584, 20,000 IRECTORS) U, W YATES, A. E. TOUZALIN, President, Vice Presl + V. MOORE, JNO, 8. COLLINS, LEWIS 8. REED Kent K. Hayden, Asslstant and Acting Cashier. GOING WEST. PRINCIPAL LINE ST.LOU OMAHA AND LINCOLN T0 DENVER, OR VIA RANSAS CITY AND ATCHISON to DENVER BANKING OFFICR! The Iron Bank. FROM CHICAGO, PEORIA & BY WAY OF OOR, 12TH AND FARNAM STS. Connecting in Union Depots Kansas City, Omaha and Denver with through trains for A'(}EN]QR,\], BANKING BUSINESS SAN DPRANCISCO TRANSACTED, And GOING- EAST. Conneeting in Grand Union Depot at Chicago ‘Wwith through trains for NEW YORK, BOSTO And all E i Citie and eold, At Peoria with thia ins indianap. In its treatment of eustomers the most liby lis, Cineinnati, «.-m’% and all points {n | aral policy is pursued consistent with safetd- RIS m(u\|& HEouls with trough and sound banking, and we invite corresponce i Soph. ence or personal inquiry in connection there with FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANOCIAL Naw YoRk, Oct. 2; closed at 1@13. Prime paper—b@6. SterlingBills—Weak at 432; demand, 4 84, @Governments— Lower. INTEREST allowed on time deposits upon orable terms and upon accounts of banks sud bankers, FOREIGN EXOHANGE Government Bonds and County and Oity securities bought co e & Q. Dining Cars N o hlulgnmul Kansas €+, el Blufts: Chicago and T .4 ity and Denv ough ¢ otw hr ] oy — 1 at 1}@ Indlanapolis and Conneil nhms, via Peorin Wi e 4 Pullman P and_from § 0 Hannibal; Quine Keokuk, lhulhu:!un‘( lar Rapids and Albert v LeatoSt. Panl and Minneapolis; P: Cars | Railways— Irregular. with Reciining Chairs to and from 8t. Louis | gtocks,—(Quiet; dealings wera confined to and Peoria, Only one change of ears between £t Louls and Des Moines, Towa, Lincoln, Ne- braska, and Denver, Colorado.. 1t i8'als0 the only Through Line between ST, LOUIS, MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL. room traders; compared to last night closiny prices are 1} to 2§ lower. COUPON THE DAILY BEE--FRIDAY OCTOBER 3, 18 4. Bulk Meats—Easter. not Shor'ders, ¢ riby, 10 Whisky St at 111 quotably lower, Kansas Crry, October 2,—Wheat—Hieh Decemt bid, : 3 asked; May 20} y nominal ST, LOUIS PRODUCE, Oct, 2.~Wheat open 1 lower, 1, declined, @& under yo terday 1, 81 carh, 813, Octaber; 8 1 Novemt {e o, 1) comber Cota—C h;" October Ncvember higher; hers lower, 52 c.oht B0} OcHl 1y 40} Nov vy December: Oats—Slow 6, cash; 278, De smbe rloy.—Hot weather suspend d markes, Ste dy, r Unchan Uncha Fiax Seed 0. Hay.—Unchar red, Bran, —Unchang d. Com Moal.— S 81, Lovis, October 2, Call: Wheat hish @30S, November; 8i}, December; 97} M Corn. 0}, October; 403, Novem ber; Oat 4, May, Lower t sell; no sales, MILWAUKEE, K, October 3, —Wheat ~ Ea-ier? ikee, and October, 7 December, 813, ce, nominal; rojected, 47, Firm: No. 2, 28, Quiet and uncl Foir deme 17@21, Eggs "at 16@17. Lard o refined, 7 Hides—Unchang: d, Tallow—Nominal. NEW ORLEANS, NEW ORrLrans, October 1,—Oat:—W. 1, quiet, we.k; choice, 50, ard—Lower; tierce refined 7{; keg 8 Pork and good demand at 17 2 Oats Ry No. 2 spriag b Jutter- sacks, y Corn M ull; $2.70@2,7 Whisky—Fitm; western rectified, 1058 20, Eges—Wostern fresh, demand and the market firm. Butter—Demand fair and prices from 20@ 9 “ Bulk Meats—In sacked lower at 7 3 ——— LIVE STOCK, fair demand; CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, AUL, 1003 | - Crioaco, TiL, October 2.—The Drovers Tt s known as the great THROUGH CAR | Conpons 1121 | Journal reports: '1 I!\ll- l;l A;fll‘l ica, and is universally admit. ‘3 u(}W 1194 Hogs — Receipts, 14,000 head; opened 0 to be the e wot D12 ed dull and'weak; rough packing STOCKS AND BONDS, Finest Eqn!p{ed Railroad in the World for all classes of Travel, Through Tickets via this line for sale at ai: R. R. coupon ticket offices in the United States and Canada. do do . l’nTTFR, PERCEVAL I OWELL ice-Pres. &/ Central Pacifi Chicago & Alton. pid Chicago, Burlington & Gén. Manarer. GenPass.s=tChie’" | Dolaware, Lackawanna & Wes Denver & Rio Grande. 9 m Erie. Lo | do pd . 2 Tlhnois Contral . TS Indianapolis, Bioom. & Western 16, Kansas & Texas. . 17; Lake Shore & M Touisville & Nushville. Michigan Central Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific THE BHUNSWICK. BALKE, COL- LENDER COMPANY, [SUCCESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B.00.) |y 0 do Juid 3 do do pfd. New York Central. Oregon Trans-Continental . Pacific Mail Pullman Pal: Rock Island St. Luum & San do gfl Miloaukes & t, 0% do do do St. Paul & Omaha, The most extensive manufacturers of Billiard & Pocl Tahles IN THE WORLD, John Hockstrasser General Agent or Nebraska and Westorn Lows. O.R.& Wabash, St. 1. wific. do ' _do _do pfd. Wesiorn Union Tolegraph dl\. fasked. —_— GRAIN AND PHROVISIONS, 6098, Tenth Street} + . - - OMAHA, NEB &3 Prices of Billiard and Pool Tables and materials turnished on applicatiow. OCULIST & AURIST PRODUCE, CHICAGO, ber 2, —Flour—Quiet and unchange Wheat—Weak and unsottled; opened fe Jf T'A“MSTRDNG M.D. Jower, . sdvanced {o, 'declined 8o, rallied, Practice Limited to Diseases of the | fiuctuat:d, closed jc under yesterday; 78§ cash Eye and Ear. and October; 803@80% \u\eulbvr, 24 (@ 824 = s Decembe nuary; No, 2, red, 8 1503 FARNAM ST., - - OMAHA , red, Rejectd red, 66@7. SRS g business done umamed and ircepale~; opaned e: 1@g; for Ootober. 1}, for Novomber 15 for year 7, for May §, weakened, closcd at Uctober 1@ under yesterda y@s7{ cash and October; 4 January; 40} OMAFA Chemical Dyeing Oats—Firm nnd nearly unchangod —AND— and Noveml year; GLEANING WORKS. | 1. . Barley—Quiet; > C. T. PAULSON, Proprictor. Timothy—las, @1 26, ) 14 hulh Gentloens' Clothing Cleaned, Dycd and Repaired, Tadics' Dresses Cleaned and Dyed, without Ripping. Plumes Cleaned or_Colored any shade, to_sample. 650 cash and 12 12§@12 15 Vi c es Cleane, e d Re-flo- wuary. Dilsyslyets ano Lacos Cloagedh Dyed sud Berpo Lard—Quiet and firmer early, closod steady; 1212 Douglas Street, - OMAHA, NEB, |72 < 0 o ey me Bulke Meats. Shoulders 6 50@ b 25 10 clear 102 short ribs 9 90@10, NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY 0. F. DAVIS & ©0 Butter—Quiet and weak; creamery 27@"! dairies 18@24, % Cheeso—(uiet; cheddars 114@12; skims and choice 8@9, Fegs—Dull and weak at 17. Hides—Steadys; groen salted bull at BUOCESSOR TO DAVIS & SNYDER.) damaged 6}; light 83; heavy 8; calf 126 Gonors Dealers fn Tallow—Steady; No. 1 county at 7, Receipts and saipments: )h-wml« Ship'ts. 4 00 16,000 REAL Flour, bbls. .. Wheat, bushels. 120 ) Corn, bushel 2,000 124,00 Oats, Lushels, 169,000 141,000 Rye, bushels !iC,UIL’) 63,000 1606 FARNAM ST, 1;..1‘ y, bushels, 52,000 0.0 bt PEORIA, Have for salo 200,000 aores oarefully seleoted lands Sy Yorn fi . fxad u Esstern Nebrasks, at low price T onay torma. 11, O L:)ln r Corn firmg high mixed Trproved tarms (or sale fn Dnuuhl. Dodge, Coltax eiatto, Burt, Cuming, ‘ashington, Morick .umm- b Dotias Do, | I n all parts of tho State, Money loaned on \mproved farme. Notary Public alwaye in offico Correspondence eclt The use of the term ** Bho Line” in conncztion with sh corporate namo of & groatrosd conveys an Idoa of ust what i b@91 }; do crop } spring, roquired by the travellng pub- [ in fic) lic=-s Bhort Line, Quick Pims ) 920 ‘closing at 90: best of wccommods | Corn’ B Hlonaal of which st fars. {1} higk NEW YORK PRODUCE, VEW York, October ~Wheat—Spot and No, 2 red }@jc higher; options opened steady, closed §@1ic lower and hoavy; 00 exports, ; p] 4 \mymll- od e, 9} No. Spot 4@1e higher; options opent dec.ined 3@le, closing eavy shed by $he greatest rallway in Amerlca. ceipts, 83,000; exports, 1,000; ungruded, B8@63; No. 2, 637; November closing at (). IL KE Oats—}@jc higher; receipts, 100,0)0; ex- GHIOAGO'M WAUKEE ports, 41,000; mixed western, 513@33; white, d@q0, And St. Paul. gas—Westorn fresh cuiet and barely steady. Idowns and operates over 4,600 miles of Pork—(Quiet. orthorn Tlinols, Wisconsin, Minnosots, lows Lard—Easier; western steam spot, 7 774@ skota; and as {8 maln lines,' brauchoe dud oonnes |7 all tho great business centros of the | 7 80: : lifinr:hv'«'.nm:nd Far West, 1t naturaly answers dh¢ | Butter —Quiet and firm, deserlption of Short Linc, and Best Route betweon T, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Minneapolis. BRGUPA Ohlcago, Milwaukee, La Crosse sud Winona. Toweno, October 2. Ohioago, Milwaukee, Aberdeen and Ellendale steady; No, 2 red cash and Ohicago, Milwaukoe, Esu Claire and Stillwater' bid. Ohloago, Milwaukee, Waussu sud Merrill, o Chicago, Milwaukee, Beaver Dam and Oshkosh. oo cago, Milwaukeo, Waukesha and Oconomowoa. a Ohicago, Milwaukee, Madison and Prairie du Chien Ohicago, Milwaukee, Owatonna and Fairibaull, Chicago, Beloit Janesville aud Mineral Polnd. ~Wheat—Quiet and 78 October, ash and October, 204, LIVERPOOL, Liverreoor, October 2,—Breadstuffs—(Quiet and stead, Chicate: B 'Whent-Winter 63 51@7s; Spring—6s 7d@ Chicago, Councll Bluft 68 8, hicago, Bloux Oity, sloux Failoand Yankton Corn—gs 114d, Milwaukee, Mitchell and Chamber] P omuflmd “l:\lh:q\le Hl Paul and Minnes &Dul. OINOINNATYL, 3 Dave alinar, Bt. Paul and Minnespol Omomnar, Oc A ey DaenBOt cemors " the. Fiacet Dinii Cars 1o o ok @he w - rld are run on the main lines of the CHICAGO, No. 2 mixed, be, MILWAUKEE AND 8T. PAUL RAILWAY, and every - P h 3 N Al attention s paid o passengers by courteous ewployes cady; foir demand. No, 2 mix of the Comga, M 1 oo ey Mo 2w 1437 LA IH“H"AL fiuulllnu Barley - Dull; unchanged, { CARFENTER, Gon' Pase A6 § - pOR piuuer;at 17 00 EX) LLA“K u..-.lu..u GEO. 1. HEAFFORD, Ase't. Gea'l. Pa Lard—Firmer at 7 40, LB 2| Texas cows 3 60; Wyoming Texans 3 40@ ~0,mmzer, cl 4 B0 £5; pncklnv and shipping, 5 00@5 S0; @ ©1; skips and | grassars 375@4 £). ts, 9, fat cattle veiy dul and weak; ex- common to choice ship- cows 2 C0@3 75; stockers range 10c low light Cattle—Receip steady; all othe ports, 6 piog 4 00@i and feeders, Nebraska 4 (; Wyoming 4 00; Colo Texans 8 256@3 75; Montana Texans 3 65, Sheop— Recoipts, 3,100: dull: _inferior to fair nearly unsaleable at 2 00@2 50; medium to_choice 2 75@4 00, Lambs—38 00@4 25. KANSAS CITY Kansas Ciry, Mu., —Receipts, I yorts, 6 500@h '8 (@3 50. Hogs —Rec phv,"n)flo weak and 15c lower 44 624@4 9 Sheep—Receipts, 800; weak and slow;shad lower, ST, LOUIS, St. Louts, Mo, October cipts, 1,800 he: 2.—Cattle—Re- demand lieht; ex- eipts 1,200; 50 @4 00, oceipts, 4,200; lower and slow yorkers 4 75@b 00; packing 4 50@4 10; but :h ers’ 5 C0@6 40, e — HA MARKETS, Htmul) firmer. s O ‘Wholesale F. s, OFrice oF THE OxaHA Bir, Thursday Evening, October 2. The following prices aro charged rotailers by jobbers, wholesalers and commission mer- chants withthe excoption of grain, which is quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators and other local buyers: Wool. Light fine 13@1Fc, Heavy fine 12 Medium 15@10 Burry 2 to be off. Market firm, fsevd Flour and Millstufls, ‘Winter Wheat —DBest quality, patent at 250 @ 0. Second quality—2 20@ ), ng Wheat—Best quality, patent, 300@ nd Quality—2 Bran—6lc per cw Chopped Foed- Por 100 1y Corn Meal—1 00@1 10 pe Screening—65@75¢ per ewt, Wheat—Cash No. & Barley —Cash No. ko Livej Stock Steors—3 50@4 70, Fat Cows - Hog Sheep- Calves—3 00@7 60, General Produce, Apples—Dull, and receipts continue_heavy, only choice stock saleable at $2.25@2.50. Beans—Recolpts light and demand good. head picked navy, per bu, 82,50; medium, 2 00 0 good demand. Choice bright common to good dark per lb, 15@ 20 Butter—Shows & remurkable improvement, Recoipts haye been very light and prices ad- vancing rapidly, Chcice table butter was sold as high as 20 a 22¢; fair to good 12a 1hc; inforior grades B a 10¢; fresh croamery selling " per bbl. $7.00; “York State” per bbl, 85.00; per 4 bbl, $4.75; con dopged po ln. o b apple, per gal, e, o —Full cream, weste Wiscon- de. ain now 124c; young American, 12 a Fgga—Hnve been soarce for a few days and to.day’s sales, 17¢, Prairio chickens slow at $200 a 250; snipe, 00 a 1.20, Hay—Daled $7.00@8.00 loose, 85,00 a 600, Jelly—Tu 20 and 30 pound pails, 6a7; in 2 1b, jars, par doz, wsorted tumblers per do per doz, $2,00, Msple Sugar—Pure, in bricks, per 1b, 16¢] Ohio, 13c; small cakes 12he, Liquors, AL00HOL—188 proot alcohol, 2 26 per wine fAllon extra Gallfornla wpiria, 168" proot, 15 per proof gallon; triple refined spirits 167 proof, 117 ‘per proof rnllon; ro-distilled whis fine blended, 1 60@2 50; Kentucky bunrhuul. 200@7 00; Kentucky an 1 Pennaylvania ryes, 2 00@7 00, Baanirm Tt rea 1 00@1800) domestle Gins—Imported, 4 60@6 00; domestie, 1 40 @1 00, Ko Tmported, 4 505 001 Now Englaud, 1 99 @4 00; domestic, 1 50@8 R b ] 75@4 00, CHaMpPaaNEs—Iwported per case 25 00@ 8100; \morican, per Gme, 12 00@16 00, Loather, B80@420; hemlook sole 280@83 01 800; runuer 6% to 7505 hem- lotk oalf, 85 t0100; hemlock upper, 220 to %4z oak npper, 24c; alligator, 4,00 %0 s 60 calf kid, 82@30; Grolsan &iu, % W 40 2 75; ok 1 kip, 80c to 1 00; oak calf, 120 o 1 80; French kip, 110 to 1 55; French ealf, 125 to 2 00; rua- wets, 550 to 750; aings, 600 43 8 b0 pings, 9 00 to 10 50; B 1., Morocco, 800 to Onk sole, heulock kid, shoulders | @6 pephle 0. D, Moraco 86o: simon, 2 50@3 00 HARNESS, 1 star onk, Sic; 8%0; No, Tomo onk, ¢ No. # 40, 3io} No. 1 Milwaikee 840; No 2 No. 1 Pitts oak har, { har, {1 Lemnor ‘We quote lumber, aath and shi: i los oo onen | at Omaha at the following prices: JOIST AND SCANTLING—18 ft and ander 22 00, Trsners—16 feet and nndor, 20 00, TIMBER AND JOIST—20 ft, ¥80); 241, 0, Fexotwa—No, 1, 4 and 6 in., 24 00; No, 2, | 20 00, Suerriva—No, 1(2d common boarde), 20 005 18 00, S100% BOARDS- A, 45 00; B,40 00; O, 85 00, Frooina—No, 1, 40 00; No, 2, 85 00; Ne, 8, 2600 SiniNa, olear—27 00; N 25003 No, 8 20 00, 7, 8700; 8, 25 bast—4 003 standard, 8 50, Lati-8 25 per M, Lse—Per barrel, 1 25; bulk per brahel, 850; cement, bbl, luv- plaster, bhl, 2 50; hair ‘sreed folt, 100 ha, 8 50; etraw Dry Palate, White load, 8o; French sinc, 106 Parls whiting, 230; whiting gilders, 1yc; whiting com’l 1}0; Iampblack, Germantown, ldc; lampblack, ordinary,10c; Prussian blue, 56 untramarine,\8c; vandyke, braws, Sc; umbe burnt, 4c; umber, raw, 4c; rionna’ burat, 4 slonna, raw, do; Parls groon, genuine, 250; Paris freon, common 20g;chromo eveen 1;va 603 ohiome 19¢; vermillion, Eng,, lau§ Yermillion, Am«mn. 18¢; Indian, red, rose pink, 1403 Venetiau red, Cookson's, 2803 Venetian red, Amorican, m, rod lead, 7{ chromo yellow, gentine, 30c; chrome yel- low, K., 120 chro, French, ochre rochelle, { oclire, Amerloan, 2¢; Wintars mineral, + lohigh brown, 240) Spauish brown, 2jo: 3h00% salnarty, 3% VanNsHES—larrels, por gallon: Furnl turo, extra, $1 10; lnmlem, No. 1, $1; conch, oxtra, 81 40; conch, No. 1, §1 20; Damar extra, 81 75; Japan, 700; uLh.lmm extra, 850 shellac, 88 50: hard ofl finish §1 50, e DEN’VE“ MARKET. Live Srocx—Beef Unttll:. grass, 100 1b. 8 R live 00@2 603 dressed hog. live, 6 50 850@9 00. Hides,—Dry Flint, 10@12.; green 4@bo. greon calf 8@10c; shoepskins, dry, 8@10c. Tallow,—b@6e, Wool.—Colorado 14@15c.; Colorado heavy, 12@18c; Now Mexican 7@10c. ¥rovk—Colorado, 100 lbs, & |.n@<)rn~ 0 pat- ent, 100 Ibs., 2 76@3 00; Grabam, bs, 175; rye, H100 Iba, 225 D heay bl 10 00@10 50; bran, tom, 12 00@13 00; corn meal, 100 1bs. 1 45@1 5. RAIN—Wheat, 100 1bs, 90c; ocorn, In sacke 100 1bs, 1 15@1 20; oats . _mixed, 100 Ibs, 1 20@1 2: blrlay 100 1bs, 1 80@1 '35 Hay—Baled, upland, 14 00@16 00; bot- tom 11 00@13 00; straw, 9 0@11 00, Bmlx—FKnut. 32@83; Nebraska dairy 14 @150; common, o, 22@23; ranch, do resh25 @l’fioos—ll'mh, 26, Oneese—Full cream, 14@150; Limburger, 18¢; Swiss, Imgo rted, 820, 'ouLTRY—Live, chickens old, doz,5 50@6 00; turkey, per Ib,, N@lfln- spring chickens, 8 50@4 bo; \3@"00. PoraToRs—100 lba new, 12581 80; sweet, rer Ib., 4c. ‘VEGETABLES — Onions, now, 100 lbs, 165; cabbage, new, 100 lbs, 90; new , 1 00, ¥uoims—Tomons, choios Mouslna, 600@ 8 50; apples, bbl, 8 75@4 00; peaches por box, 200; \mu-rmolnnn. per e 5@7H pears, per box, 8 00@350; plums, 'per box, 200; Ualifornin grapes, 1 75 per box, Mears—Hams, 1b, 14}@11}; bacon, brenk- fast, 14}@L4}e; lard, in three, Ib, 104; smoked sides, 123@13. Fisu—Mackerel, No1, 140, mess, 1 75@2 25; California_salmon, half hhl 10 503 Holland horring, koo, 160@1 75; trout, per ib. 17@180 .M R. RISDON (o] nstrazco Agem REPREIFNTS Phoeatx Assararce O Aaseto, weocusséer, a0 Morchanta, of Nowsrk, Girard ire, Phacuijbin, o man's knnd_Cp C.A.WILSON. M D. (Faculty Prize Medical Coliege of Ohlo, SPECIALTY PILES, FISTULA, And other Diseases of the Anus and Rectum, 120 8. 14th St. Cor. Douglas OMAHA, NEB. ed and wtf 4 of on, Cssh James Modical Ingtibuto Chartered by theStateof L1 - nois for theexpress purpose <immediate relietit of givi all chron vate d 3 GlectandSyphilis inall their icated forms, also al! ases of the Skin and promptiy relieved and entlycured by reme tedina Forty Ve Practice, Seminal drzams, Pimples on Loyt Manhood, po! tively cured There or by letter, sa rines sent by Mail and Express, No marks on ackage to indicate contents or sender. Address . AAMES No. 204Washington Si.,Chicago, I’ s L et a4 e OUR thrives on Horlick's Foo werateful mothers. e pat contuin no staroh, o bust A uost uulnl.uuu food in health l AN a : LRE! Alrv l)luyn‘l lm. free 'nll) 1 its, M il i thing ex Will be sent HORLIC! 3" write hundreds of A FINE LINE OF;, WOODBRIOGE BRCS, THE ONLY MUSIG HOUSE IN OMAHA, NEB, EXCLUSIVE SIDEWALK NOTICE, I8 horeby given to the owner ate In th front of ) the ha, to_construct sidewalks wamo within fifteen (16) days fr Dotobars A, D LA e MewATkA b6 b Iatd T cordance v 'th'plan pecificatons on file in the oftice of the Board of Public Works and 1 mulian with resolations adapted by the eity counc of sald city vie: Tots 1, 10,12, 17, 36, 6,050, 84, &, © wost 8140 of Divisidn atroef in Nelson's’ addivion 1o city of Omaha, and Tots 97, 99, 88, 88, 70, 07, 54, 5 oo of Montans strust, i’ Aclaoa's diton 13 the city of Omaha, and Lota 3, 14, 10, 44, 8%, *1, 68, 09, 71 03, 101, i stroot, in Nelson's addit'on (5 103, we et sidly 13,00 61ty of Ok Al £ b6 1 S teet n width Wost half of lot 50, 81, 28, 36, and west 148 toot of Tot 38, in Kedic\ @ vecond o id‘tion, east side of Colorado strect, 4 feot wido. Lots 2 and 11, ¢ tsice of Colorado stroet in Jobn son's addition, 4 feot wite Lot §,uorth side of Cuming street, in block 207} 8 1o0t wide. Lots 1,2, 8 in block 87, Lots 1 ania 2 00 | 1 Armatrong lana streot, In block fook wade sido of Indiana str n, 4 foet wido orth sido of Tnds ition 4 fet w 00 and cast b3 feet of 1ot 4,north side Tn- diana strect, b bloot 14, shinn's addition, 4 foct wide, aakt 40t 1t 2, wouth side Farnam street In Moo’ 180, 20 foct wide, West | of lov4 south skle Farnam str ot in block 185, repaired with stono on 15ch strech side. of lot 4, south side Farn.m atreot in block od wi n Farnam stroct sid do Farnam strcet ih block 186 b in stroot, new walk, 20 f et wid . Lots 6 and 7, noith sido Farnam strect, in block 128, now walk, 20 foot wide, Tots 7 and 8, north side Farnam street,inblock 124 new walk, 0 fo:twide t 7, nor*h sido Farneu stieet, in block 132, new feet wide. Wesi 4 0: 1ot north side Fasnam, ang w 18h strootin block 121, repairod withstono, Lot6and westd ofd, north s'de Farnam str o in block 120t0 be rep.dred with stone. Koun' zo lot 2, north sige 8* Mary's ave., 17th and 200 etroot, S foot W.do Lots 8 and § nortis sido of Harnoy streot 1 blook 138, t sido betw < 1 Il Lots 1, 2. 7 and 8, wost eldo of 0th streot, in block 108, 20 feet wide, East } of lot 1, west sldo of 14th strect, in block 110 13w Walk, 20 fot wid Eact } of 1ot 8, west sido of 14th street in biock 106 now wai ¢, 30 fo 't wide, Fast | of lot 8,uorth side of Douglas strcet in block repaitcd. dast | of 1067, north ide of Doutlas str-ct, in Elock 105, new wa'k, 16 feot wide. Loty 4 aud b, wost side of 14th strect fn block 88, new walk, Lot 4 south side Capitol ave., In block 83 rep:’ «d t0 20 feot wide. Lot 1, south sido Capitol av- , walk 20foot wid in Dblock 88 new walk, %0 feot Loiil, 8, 4 ide. aarles strect in ade'tion, 4 fect wid , wost side Pier sirect, in block * Lots 6 and 7 east cide Pler street in block 7 Shinn's addition, 4 foct wido. Lots 6'and 7 east si o Pier streot in block 6, Shinn's addivion, 4 feot wide. Lot 8, ease side Vier stroet, iu block 1 Shinn's « ! dition, & eet wite, Lots 2,8, 6 and 6 north side ot Seward strect in block 1,5'linn's addition, 4 foet wido, Kast § of lot 2, and all of lots 3, 4, 5 and 6, north #'de Seward street, in blook 2, Shinn's addition 4 fees wide., Lots 1,8, 4,5.and 0 sonth wido Seward str:ot, in block 6, Shinn's addition, 4 feet wide. Lots 1and 6, south vide Soward stroet, in block 6, Shinn's addition, 4 fees wide. Lot 6, et 1t#1do of Pior str o\ition, 4 fectwide, 8, 4, b and 6, south sido Delowaro stroct in bitet 18, Farkors addit o, § foot w , 4, 6 and 0, south Parkor's o 1dition, 41 in block 18, Parker's addition, 4 f east sl Saucders street, in God- teet wido, Lots 8, 4, and 6, east side Saundors street, in E V Smith's addition, 8 weet wide, Lots 1 and 2, we.t side King stroet,in biock 16, Par- kor's addition, 6 foet wide. Lot 4, easi £/0o of 0ih s.rect, 10 block 190,20 £ .t W e, Lots 4and 6, east slde of 0th street, in h'ock 178, foet, witl ots 4 and G cast ide of Bth strc 20 fees wide Lot 6 east side of Gth stre 2t, in block “1.” in block *I1," 20 teot = o Lot 7, west side of 9th street, in block 163, 20 foot wida, Lot 8, west side of 9th street, in block 103, 20 fect wide t 1, west eidlo of Oth strect, in block 103, 20 foct 5 and tix northside of Leavenworth stroet, in 101, 0 Lof bock Omuha, Bept, 20 Chalrman Board of Publ JAMES CRE] N, Works, oct 1, City of Oniaha. AW ‘\\\fi&%‘\@\\ Aud Undisputed in the BROAD CLAIM of beingte VERY BEST OPERATING, QUICKEST SELLING AND NIOGT PERRRCT COOEING STOT Ever offercd to the public, oF dotailed information, get t sand Fold eru of the CREA I ROCK ISLAND ROUTE our nearest Ticket Otfce, or wddrons e CABLE, ST, JOMMN, won &b G 1 Tak s Paka b L o JAR, H, PEABODY m, is PHYSIOIAN & BURGEON, ; Resldenoe No, 1407 Jones 8t, Office, No, 15 sm8 Offioe hours 12 m. to 1 p, m. and ., Telophone for office 97, residence, 12 bet) BURLINGTON, I0WA. THE LARGEST RON WORKS IN THE STATE BRIDGE WORK, \WONTECTU 1RON. WORK, THE Murray [ron Wonks, SPECIALTIES. Automatié Cut-0ff Engines, Steam Pumps, Meat Cutting Machines, Tanking Outhits & Presses MACHINERY. Wheeled: Scrdpers, : 2 PATENT Lo@. bpas Fruit Evaporators, [THE HYATT PRISMATIC LIGHTS AND SAW MILL SPECIALTIES. . | Praire .Com Shallers SEND FOR zsvmutyrs I SLOMAN BROTHERS, P ECENTLY FROM FREMONT, NEB. WHOLESA E LEATHER, SADDLERY, SADDLERY HARDWARE, HIDES, PELTS, FURS, TALLO W, WOOL, WE PAY THE HIGHEST MARKETPRICES For Hides, Wool, Pelts, Ktc., and consignments made to us will recoive promph attention, for which immediato returns will be made, NEB. 13th Street, Bet. Dodge and Capitol Ave, - OMAKA, IIENGINES, BOILERS, MILL AND MINING Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE CALL YOUR ATIENTION TO Our Ground Qil Cake. 1t is the best and cheapest food for stock of any kind. One pound is equal to three pounds of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Gake In the Fall and Winter instead of running down, will increase in weight and be in good marketable condi vion in the spring. Dairymen, as well s others, who use it, can testify to its mer {ts. Try it and judge for yourselves. Price $25.00 per ton. No charge for sacks. Address WOODMAN LINSEED OIL COMPANY, Omaha, Neb, DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, VAULTS, LOCKS, ETC. LORKO Farnam Streot. Oma STEELE, JOHNSON & CO., WHOLESAEE GROCERS H. B. LOCKWOOD, (formerly of Lockwood & Draper, Chicago, Manager of the Ten, Cigar and Tobacco Departments. A full line of all grades of the aboxe; also Pipes and Smokers’ carried in stock. Prices and samples furnished on application. Open orders intrusted to us shall receive our careful attention. Satisfaction Guaranteed. AGENVS FOR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER €O LAGERFRANZ_FALK BREWING 0., BEER. Milwaukee. Wis. GUNYHER & ©0,, Sole Bottlers, orie 0 C. F. COODMAN, Whiolesale Druggist AND DEALER IN PflillIS,i Oils, Varnishes and Window Glass, OMAHA M. HELLMAN & CO, Wholesale Clothiers, 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET, COR. 131H, OML.AELA., - - - MEHBRASE.A. 'HENRY LEHMANN, Wall Payer i Window Sl EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED RUEMPING & BOLTE, ~MANUFACTURERS OF — ORNAMENTAL GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES, Dormer Windows, Finl OMAHA, NEB. Window Caps, Tron Crestings, Metallle R10 Routh 198k Ktraat Omaha Sky-lights, &c, fahrasica O?aige Blossom Flour WHOLESALE BY ‘L. A. STEWART & CO, "11013 Jones Street, OMAHA NEB Tin, Ircn and Blato}Koo « } Askror nEp vross. { A. L. STRANG & CO., Double and Single Acting Power ana Hand PUMPY, STEAM PUNPS Luglne Trlulmlngl, Mining Machinery, Belting, Hose, Brass and Iron Fittlngy t wholesale and retail,” HALLADAY WIND-MILLS, OHURCB AND SCll(\()L BELLS, Oomer 10th Farnam 8t.. Omahn Neb. SUCCESSBUR TO k()SThl( & GRAY), LUIVIBER, LIME AND CELENT, Iothca and Yard Gth and Douglas |Streets, [- . (MAHA, NEB