Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 9, 1888, Page 3

DR R o s g i T e am——— THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JULY 9. 1888, JaEfib’ IH EVERY ONE A CURE No RETURN oF PAIN. AT DRutiaisTs'ano DeALERS”. Tue Onas-A-VogeLeR Ca- Baro- Mo Inkerited Diseases. fn the realm of dicenso the focts of ife tance are most numerous and are datly ulating. fere, alas, they become ters fatetul and overwhelming. No fact of 14 more pregnaut with awful means frg than the fact of the inhoritance of o, 1t taccts tho physielan on his daily paralyeing his art aud Ailing bin with dismay. The logend of the anclent Greeks pletires the Purles as pursuing nilles trom gencration to gencration, ting them desolate, The Furies still Ply thelr work of terror and death, but they are not now eloihed 1n the garb of superstl- Jn, but appear in the more intelligiole bub Bo less awtul form of hereditary direase, Molern reloscs, which lins tlumisated se many dark corners of nature, has . new light on the ominous words of the Bertjtures, “The aius of the fathors shail be wisited upon the ehildren unto (he third aud fourth encration.” Instances of hereditary rease abound. Fifty por cent. of cases of umption, that fearful destrozor of fami- of eane ugh inheritance. Insanity i hior in n marked degree, but, fortunately, ilke [t - T u wear Itself out, the st ek becom A distingulshed scientist truly s: s of the body (s exc 1nit the subjeot of b bly more chron disense. which anid fu Liable to be toherited. farreaching practical deducticns factaatecting so powerfully the happinces of tndividunta and famtiies and tho colloctive are of the uation—are obvious (o refleo- s, and the best meaus for prevent- curing these diseases Is a subject of fntcnso intereat to all. Fortunately nuture Bas provided a remedy, which experionce and the remody 18 Specinic, vegetable compound-—nature’s all blood polsons. To tho a! blessing of inestimablo value. An interest fng treatise on “Blood and Skiu Discason® will Le malled troo by addressing NERYES! NERVES!! What t riole visions this little word brings chure the eyes of the nervous. Hendache, Neuralgia, Indigestion, Sleeplessness, Netvous Probtration, All stare them in the face. Vet all thees nervous troubles can be cured Ly using Pames mpnund For The Nervous The Debilitated The Aged. THIS GREAT NEHVE TONIC Also contains the best remedies for diseased cone of the Kidneys, Liver, and I3lood, which nerve troubles rative, a Laxative, and a Diuretic. CURES \'VHEN OTHERS FAIL, a Bottle. Send for full particulars. WfLLs RICHAROSON & co.. aprialau. BURLINGTON, naA:unvnn SLE PR s PRICKY “mfi" SENNA: DYSPEPSIA,CONSTI- PATION, JAUNDICE, CKHEADACHE, BIL~ ite buuflem influeace. n 1s; pnuly & Medicine| PIlGllV ASH BITTERS CO Bole Propristors, BT.L0UIS and KANRAS OrTY WII‘IUR'S &%e i1y digestel;of the finest || BRI the tritious, palats unexcelied unpleasant after effects. Requires no- boiling. SOLD 1Y W.R.BENNETT &CO. OMAEIA, WEDB. H., 0. WILBUR & SONS, PHILADELFPHIA, PA, Tho Iargest, fustest and Bnost 1 the world Passengor socommodations unexcelled. New Kork to Glaskow vis Londondsrre ETHIOPA ..o UL Tth | CIHCASSIA. ... JULY 25th A AT Juny DEVONTA Jui NUW YORK 70 LIVERIOOL VIA QU riestand fnest ENSTOWN. | duny i sth ||n~m.r|n\l‘uv-. w. Derry, 50 and upw ith R uresque Clyde. Tts payable' free of ehw Wor bOGK of toure: (ickers of farther infor i Tiles. ton Bpply Lo BENDERSCN BROS,, 72 La Salle St., Uhl:lga. O 10 uuy of our local axents PEERLESS DYES AR% J'1%.25ET [ GENOX'S BRILLIANT PROSPECT | | Inducements Offered By This Little A VERY PICTURESQUE LOCATION. Information Concerning Its Popul tion, Schools, Business Interests and Climate—The Agriculs tural Advantages. Genoa The na to that far aw with all her grand e carries us back in memory Genon of sunny Italy nd pictures and hi ical seupes, heauty and love , but never was the writ mo favorat impressed than upon a it visit to the little city by this nnme in the sta Neo- brask me 112 miles northwest from the city of Omaha It is situated near the center of Nunee county, at the foot of u series of prominent hills which form the east terminal boundary of t lovely Beaver valley, and the north limitof the Loup prairi v where the former silvery st 1 s itself in the broad expanse of the latter’s turbu- lent waters, The location of the town is as PICTURESQUE AND as can be found in the sta summit of the neighborin ENCILANTING From the Is the eye wanders enst and northy along where the glimmering waters of the Loup dance and sparkle the bright beams, over miles miles of gra : verdant groves ns. where may he < ¢ L furms and stock rane view presente vast pirnorama, isone to ch veler, and of which the cldest residents never But the beautiful scene ttractive to the home-seel unimportant when we con « ider the rich elements which bine in salubrious elimate ive soil to make this among the most favored spots on tillers of the soil have ever found. be it on the golden shores of the placid Pacific, on the famous prairies of “om- U product- v vank high rarth the north, in the suuny south, o t fertile val of the fur- Nile. ull things equal, there is no pla kuown where the poor better show for making gaining _a_competer centrnl Nebraska, Away to the south and southeast across the Loup river one enn guze upon thousands of acres of fine witd lands and improved farms in Nunce county, lands that respond promptly and bou! teonsly to the touch of the plow and pouring thousands of dollars annually into the pockets of the owne SOLL The soil of these fully productive of ¢ gotables, being of deposit to a depth o ght feet, and well man stands a a living and y than here in from watered many natural waterways passing through the county in different di- rections. Forty to eighty bushels of corn to the acre is an ordinary crop heve. Ifarming—The entire country sur- rounding Genon is beyond question as well ad stoc ited to diversitied farming and ng asany place on the face of the globe, and thit is saying a good deal. [t has been ally demon- strated during the pust ten rs that good sof all kinds of small grain can sfully raised with rea- sonable on the part of the farmers, Stock-r ing is, however.the most important branch of industry in ection. It is nothing unusual for arload of porkers to average from four to five hundred pounds each. It is told of the farmers in this seetion and it cannot be gainsaid, that as in ye olden times they do not have toopen a feather-bed and take out a couple of poundsof feathers for market svery time they want to visit a state fair or a town show. CLIMA’ The high altitude of Genoa malkes the atmosphere dry and light. yet full of pure, bracing and invigorating quali- ties. catareh, or bronchi troubles were never known in this loealit Here the summ do not run to the extreme. The oppressive heat of the is unheard of. The winters are mild and the oft predicted blizzard. a- la-New York has not yet arvived. POPULATION AND SCHOOLS, The population of Genoa is about 1,000 exclusive of the inmates of the govern- ment school. The high school of G enoa is under the supervisi Pratt he is ably a; Wells, Miss M. Pugsley aud Mrs. Mor- ton. This school has an envollment of about 217 pupils between the agesof five one and an actual attendance children, INOA INDIAN SCHOOL, One of the special attractions of Genoa is the government Indian school established in 1884, and although it is yetin its infaney a great deal has been accomplished, not b TR ment of the premises but in the ad- vancement of the pupils. Four years ago the school was started unde management of Colonel S, 1, T and its history is mavked by his ¢ efforts against the innate prejudices of isted by Miss N Indian |..u~-«uL~ and the superstitious fe of untutored childre During s the school has been under the m ement of Mr, Horace R. Chase, of Peoria, Ill., and consider- ing the small appropriations made for maintamance of the school, the vesalts have e nly reflected great credit to his management. A new main building and several shops have just been ¢ pleted and a hospital i3 now in co of construction, This will make aboat twenty substantial buildings in all upon the government’s farm of 320 the past two y fino lund as theve is 1n county. The chief object of Mr. = Chase's management is to not only > the pupils u thorough knowtedge of civilized life, a good edu- cation in the English language and agrienitural pursuits, but to male, as far as | the institution self-s taining. This he accomplishes by ha ing a competent person in ch each department. The lubor of the boys is utilizea in the field, the g ) and the carpentor and shoe shops, while that of the in the sewing room and the kitchen, and u portion of the time of both is devoted to school room and the chapel. In this way the work is performed hy and according to the peculiar fitnoss and ability of each ||u|nl The products raised and articles i have been displayed at Vacious Ia nd_exhibitions, and have always received unqualified praise. Therc are now 170 Yu]n\.fl in actual at- tendance; principally of the Sioux tribe .A\llhnu‘ ahoes, Omahas, Winn . ans are largely Iprvr of Supe mwnduut Chase is ever mind- Iul uI the ' ploas: comforts and happiness of the childven. The boys have their base ball nines, turning poles, spring hoards, tops, murbles.cte., whilo the girls have their grace hoops, Wide-Awake Nebraska Town, ‘\ & swing and croguet eets, {n short the children engage in all harmless amuse- ments. They have two brass bands, fine orchestra my club and choir newspaper, The Pipe of Peace ructive | s privted ittl per by the [ndinn.boys ently work The ¢ mi Hum( picture 'n'wl m‘lwm of done highly er ness of bui ry has re the itable. credit of the intendent in ch The Genoa Stite b 30,000, instituti | spon tional, ¢ Omaha, ILEVATOR, The Genon Elevator v, es- tablished at Genon in 1881 1 eapi- e of £10.000 1shels duily and 100,000 < busin and is considered 1 busines also deal lar doing th bulk of the » -u-v of the countr, one of the best man Genoa. This company in live stoch STATE oldost M, B. V. ¢ is the tate dealev in Nance \al ese tailished his land o 1880, He made the government ¢ lands <old in_ the eastern part of the count portion of ihose in the west. is thoroushly fu- miliar with every foot of ground in N in the ing coy | vick heen mostty to ys, Minnesota, citi li A “Missouri. He and arge listof splendid bar person wishing to purel lands which tiey wish o put upon the » or havi market cannot to Mr. Clark. quantities of sas and Cotorado land at very low figures an to apply wnd ou easy J. 3. TRUMAN & CO. This is one of the firms in the unvm'm g toov iis tirm ave 1 000, The m S |h nmsely and do Mr. Truman knows every fo land ow 1 surveyor county land, firm’s books some of " these lands ever offered to the publie: fine unimproved lnds for from %5 to 310 per nere, and some as highly impr Tand as ean be foune 10 to 25 per he firm's | in th nd upon not s s count They Ljoining ¢ and in Kansas, Wyoming and upon their books for s or e for other land: have splendid ch 1l n o to ex- for a stock of goods. Any pe son wishing furthe velinble mformation in regard to wesiern lands or having lands for sale eannot do hetter than ad- dress J. J. Truman & Co. prompt and relinb W Il WINTERE Among the lead of Genoa is that Winterbotham, with a capital of ware, tinware, ete is considered one of « on and Nan county’s lending tizens, being chai man of the county board of suparvisors ) ‘\1Il|un H. estahli 1 in 1882, 100 in stoves, hard- Mr. Winterbotham and always found at the head of any and ¢ move for the promotion of the interests and woifare of Nance il its izens. NEWSPAPS boast of | county Genoa ean ng the oldest newspaper in ) ounty, the G Leader, published by Jol The I with a circulation of sand; independent in polit Kknown as tho reform organ of the nor e west. Genoa has five general merchandise stores. One hotel Two meat mar! Two drug stores. Two millinery stores. One furniture store. One flouring mill, k yard. cultural implement stoves. brickla, Three car Three dr One confectio ) churches ‘The Congregational, Bosworth, Paster. Metho: opal, Rev. William Esplin, pastor. Also two secret orders, the A, F. and M., and A, O. U, W, Gienoa’s loeation upon the main line of the Omaha, Niobrara & Black Hills railway and at the junction of the Al- bion & Cedar Rapids brauch of the sume read a bhra ww‘h of the great Un the plice Pacific is now Union m rates to ivin xeu theso points in Nebraska. muki quite convenient for parties new locations to visit the country r is indebted to Mr. Bi for data furnished. woman s that auic! r the bloom cck the pre The only aid thut's For pains and ill of sy Thousauds of women v'os Favorite Prosor is but one dollar. Specif for those chronie ailments 1d - weaknesses The only medicine by “druggis intee from the that it will give sati refunded, “See guar- Large bottles l|n-vu!nu‘ to wome. or such maladics, s under & positive gui manufacturers. faction or money antee on bottl #1. - Six for & *Do you attend ch regularly?” queried tho pastor o \ who had just moved into his parish T never go to ehureh, but attend all the welddings and funerals, 'T en- joy them just as well; and then there are no curlections.” —— Beware of worthless imitations of Dr, Jones’ Red Clover Tonic. The genuine cures headuches, piles, dyspepsia, ague, malaria, and a perfect tonic and purifier. Price 50 cents. Goodman | Drug Co. TRADE CONDITIONS 1N OMAHA. The National Holiday Makes a Dull | Week Generally. MONEY STILL IN GOOD SUPPLY. Sngar on the Rise—A Sharp Advance Looked For in Coal — Dry ! Goods Tending Upward —Quotations. OMAHA TRA Trade REVIEW, wrrying more they wish, Rates are held it, though a few val A\t 7 per cen s1dinz lay of un ad ier rise antic 1 et. Coffees dull und | t having a dried fruits d A advance is looked for in canne ifornia fruits. The apricot erop is short and said 1o be corner d A by The weather o hus been a admittedly due nof the U peanuts, ! and not to wrkot, s was sup. uable to procure all il to iron is motume spe eld firm, Bav nd the country is ste pricts have 1 i wigh the list. Cotton flanncls and all cotton goods arc tending Amos Stark A, seamless 211 ¢3 1734t Lewiston nut and small 1 Roek § steam coal, i to cnoic ek strap e kett W &, per K s Bay split herving, per bbi, split Labrador herring, per bbl, extra George's cod, per 1b, new. tern Bank cod, per Ib, new, 43, b@ic; large’ family mack ckerel, No. 1 bay, 14-bbl, er box, 816 e smoking, 16@55 b-1b pail. bbl. - , Snow white carbon,c lmonds, 14 : filberts, *1 walnuts, 100@12¢; pecan 53, The ORIGINAL ABI A i only put up in larie two ounce tin bo » for old sores, burn: un ls, and all skin erup! N ~n|| by Goodman Iixuu cents per box--by mail 30 B Co. at 25 Rendered by s Who Know What Was Eype of dhem., e duties of those who s juries do not ordiv very funuy, and yet some results come from their work, Iy if they do not exuetly un- whug was expected of them, the Detro't Free Press, An amusing!story is told ot a verdiet brought in hy a western jury impaneled to inquire 1nto thy cause of the death of f mmitted sui- brief and to the Didl Not ted cide, T point. the ving simply: “We, the )u tind the deceased iry examined a great many tite case of n man run over o ond engine, Fhe lict was: We find him to have come to death { by being cut in two by a railroad en- ine, whereby he could mot breathe, hence he choked to death,” A coroner’s jury in the back weods of souri heard all the evidence in the case of a man killed by a runaw ght in a following ve finds the de away team, the horses, therefore, blameless, they being frightened by a dog.” PRI L The only Comple ler in the world that is without vulgarity, without injury to the user, unu without doubt a beautifier, is Pozzoni's. e Salt Lake, the Dead Sea of America, is reached by the UNION PACIFIC di- l rect. CALIFORNIA! THE LAND OF DISCOVERIES. | \Jjfiguwu ARIETINEMED:C ¥ [FRERSIRETO -TASTE = SEATETOCOU Gy § SN D ‘P " DISEASESTIHRO L Nflcszss—g}u a"\\ GuralTH] Send av-cucuhrSl perlattle g or 9 & A ”IL] INE MEDLCo.0RIVILLE, CAL.| Santa Abie :and: Cat-R-Cure For Sale by G oodman Druo*_Ca.r Crah Orohard WATER. o NATURES' GREAT REMEDY. Uyspepm. Siek-Readache, Constipation, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PAMPHLET BY MAIL FAEE. frab Orchard Water Co. Lauisville, Ky. TREVLOCK INSTIT ¥ Sontn Wilitamstown,” Berkshire connty, A private sehool £l bove. Prepave (oF enti v by ove Are Safe, Ffectualand Pleasant hox by mail.or at druggists. Sealed g !jlm jars 2 postage stamps. Address Tas Luikis Cuswica Co, DETROIT, Mict For sale and by wmail by Goodman Drug to., Omaha, Neb, EXHAUSTED VITA!.ITY FHE SCIENCE OF LIFE, the Poy Decl cul Debilt rors of Youth, ant Iesconsequent 0 pages precriptions for all d Cloth, full gilt, only $1.00, by mail, sealed. Hustrative saunple free toall young Send now. The Goid and Jowelled Medal awarded to the author by the Ne- tionsl Assoctation, Address P. O, box . or Dr. W. H. PARK and satddleaged men. s practice midentially 1 Lultiach st ..‘..‘.n. with Helf- g Uil EHeET adapts ot fionmor thebouy: wila E.T.Allen, M. D., Homaeopathic Speciaitst, EYE wii'ic EAR Epectacles Accurately Prescribed. RAMGE BL’IL., W. J. GALBRAITH, Surgenn and Physician office N. W Corner 14thi at.d Douglas 3 tehphnm,w ; Residence telephor fi,mm& loctre: a..-.m elt. rae’s 'rus A 2 oo ‘W, rren \ s R L ALSO KLECTRIO BRI FOR ISEA FORME. IMVENTOR. 181 WABASH AVE.. cmcmt FOUNTAIN FINE CUT AND PLUG incomparably the Bast. CHER'S Infalllhle Insect Powdar contracts tuken for clean- s Depnt PPN PEEKSKILL MILITA n, N Peekskillon-Hud logue. JNO. M. TILD PALMER, T . Live Stock Camumission HEI‘GIIHIHS Omco-Rogm 24 Oppasite. Exchango Building, hion A, S0uth Otiatis, N McCOY BROS., Live Stock Commission Merchants, Murkot farnianed froe on spplication. Stoc feodent uriiahed oo (e onal Buirk aiud South Ouialia Natioast, Laion BRock ¥ors, Houtk Oman NORIMER,WESTERFIELD & MALEY Live Stock Comuission, Room 15, Exchaggoe Building, Unioa Stack Yards, South Omabn. Neb. i ALEXANDER & FITCH, Commision Dealers in Live Sock, Seom 2, Oppgaite Exchauge Huliding. Culon Stock ARDS CO., or Omaha, Limited, dena ¥ Iflfl‘l\w«nuwnuoh OHARAJOBBERS DIRECTORY | ~_Agricunurar impiement CHURCHILL PARKER, Dcaler in Agrlculmrfll lmplrulrms Wagons, Carriages uad Huge hand LININGER & METCALF CO., Agricultaral Implements, Wagous, Carriages Buggies, Fto. Wholesale. Omatia, Nebraskn “PARLIN, ORENDORF & MARTIN, AEI‘(CH turdl lmnn lLllI[\ WuEUIlS&BHEElLS o0 nnd (07 Jonoa Steeet, Oma MAS’ Mar.ufacmrcl's of Bnckcve Dnhw s\'cfl"rs Cultivators, ay Rakos, ¢ Mile and L n vl veriters. Cor. | fcholns Stroet Y WINONA lMPLl‘I\H—.NT LU.' o Il ‘.1 Im‘mzwnlsl\’ N Hnmu MATIA BRANCE LING Harvesting MlClllI![‘FY dllfl Binder Twine. WL B Meat, Manaer MOLINE.MILBURN Manuta Wagons, Buggles, RT‘(S PI'J»‘H Bte. Cot, 0t and. Pacitic stroets, Oninh, Neb, Agricn § €O, snworth st Omaba E Tl)DDARDLn Artists’' Materials, A HOSPE, Jr., Amm’ Matcrials, Pianos and Organs, 1515 Douelas Stroot, Omabi, Nebraska. 8 Boots and Shoes. KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO., (Successors t fecd, Jones & Co. Wnolrsalc Manf o urcmr Boats m 04 & 110 W. V. MURS Ju’m"rs of Bnu s gl Shos, . Omatia Manufactory s 101, 106 _Booksallers and Stationers. H. M, & S. W. JONES, Successorsto A T. Kenyen & Co., Wholesale & Retail Booksellers fl‘lfl Sffl 10163, Weddige Stuioners. Conmwrcial Statlonery g e Breets O A Fine Coffoes, Spices, Etc. CLARKE COFFEE CO Oruaha Coffee wid Spiee M Teas, Cofles, Spices, Baking Powder, orilk eth, Laundry Bluo Inks, Ete. 104 IaY rlx Al rney Hireet IV’VHIKIL Nebraska “Crockery and GClassware. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Marufacturers and lmporters of Crackery, Glassware, Lamgs, Chimueys, Ete. OB co, 517 8. 15th £t Ouiuba, Nebraska. PERKINS, GATCH & LAUMAN, Lwoorters and Jobbers of Cookery, Glassware, Lawis, Svcrviarg . 1514 Farnam St., Paxton Buildis Commiseion and Storago. RIDDELL & RIDDELL, Storage and Cummlssmu Merchants, or. ¥ > Howara Strent, Speciuitics Ponltry, ()umlm. Game, GEO. SCHROELER & CO,, Buccessors to Meshane & Sehroeder.) Produce Commission and Cold SIUI‘&EE Ouiahu, Nebraska. T FREDERICK J. FAIRBRAS Wholesale Flonr, Feed, Grain and General Commision Merchant. 1014 North 10th Corroso Coai, cuko and Lime. OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME LO.. Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. 200 Fouth 1ith Street, Omalia, Nebraska. J. J. JOHNSON & CO.. Manufacturers ur Illmms wmm Lime, A snippors er, Lith Wratn Hile. i " l’uul.‘ Lans e Lumber. OMAHA LUMBER LO Ail Rinds of Building Material at Wholesalg 151 Streat and Unlon Pacifc Track, Om LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Ete. Yar . Y vngt 1t s el N. DIE l'Z. Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber, Tith and California Strects, Omaha, Nehraska. FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Limg It, Ete,, Ete. A1 Dousiag, Corney — , Cemen Cornor fth and Dowglas Sta. Omah, TTTOWLHA To Dealers Only. T JU‘;{N ‘/\Y.vw,‘\Kl"‘rl‘l‘EI:ny;, R Wfldl sale Limh an ortian en 20r Milwaakes 11y Quiney \Vhite CHAS. R. Dealer in Hardwo o 0 LEE, i Lumber. Wood Carpots and Parquet Floorug. 9th and Dol Millinery and Notions 1. OBERFELDER & CO. Irmmms & Job AR 210 0 ersin Millinery & Notions 12 South 11th Straet Overalia. GCANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., Mannfacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Suirts, Ete, 102and 104 nuu.u-» Street, Omalin. Nel Notions. "ROBINSON NOTION CO., WhfliESfl]fl Natious and Fu Illihll]! GUUfl! 40 nnd 405 8Cuth 10th S, Omaba. Oils. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils. Axle Grease, IUte, Omaba, A 11 Bishop, Ma “T VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Notions and Gent's Farnishing Goods. Paints and Oils. “TCUMMINGS & NEILSON, Wholexnlo Deaiors n Pailns, 0ils, Window Gla‘s }:m 118 Fa amim Strest, Omah npor. 3 AR ENTER PAPER CO., B fl"“&”“fi!fl“ s por Boxes. JOHN L. WILKIE, Proprictor Omaha Paper Box Factory. 1917 wnd 1319 Douglas St Omaka, Nobs S8ash, Doors, Etc. M. A. DISBROV' & CO., Wholesale Muuu? .cturers of o Sssh, Doors, Blinds and Ildqplflihngs "BOHN MANUFA TURIN(- C almfaclurm‘s of Sash. Doors, Blmds Stajr Work and Interior Tarl Wood i il Loavouworth Stroots, "y SRR = OMAHA PLANING MILL CO., {ialafacturers of Moulding, Sash, Doorss And Blinds, Turning Stair-work, Hank and Otco P tinis. Ui wnd Poppleton Avenue. e Printors’ Materlals. "WESTERN NEWSPAPER u Auxiliary Publishers, Dealers in Type, Pressés and Printers’ 8y PAGith 1ith Miret, Ok o0 o Rubber Cood AHA RUBBER Mannfacturers and Dealers in RI[D!IEP U Clothing and Leather Belting. 3008 Farnam 8t lt;nm l-'mlngl, Pump T NEBRASKA FUEL co., Shippers of Coal and Coke. 214 South 19t Et., Omabia, Neb. __Dry Goods and Notions. _ M. E SMITH & CO., Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notions. 1102 and 1104 Douglas, Cor. 11th &t Omah: b, KlLPATRICK KOCHDRY hoODsCo Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Notions Gents' Furalshing ¢ Comer 11th and Hainey St Nebruska. ___Furnitu DEWEY & STONE Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Farnum Street, Omaha, Nebraska. CHARLES SHIVERICK, : Furniture Nebraska. Croceries. " PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., Whelesale Groceries and Provisions. 106, 707, 709 and 711 8. 10th 8t., Omahs, N McCORD, BRADY & CO. Wioles 6 Grocers, Streets, Omala, Nobraska. Hardware. LEE, LLARKE ANDRLL& Whole salc Ha flw HARD=- rc Culwrv, Tin Plae, Agents tor Howe Scales, 0d 1y uian Harbed wire, Nebraska, ~HIMEBA Builders' Hardwar Mechanica’ Toals wnd s RELTOR'. WILHELMY & CO., Wiolesale ledware 10th and Tar for Austin Fow 3 . Fairbunks Standar MARKS B Wholes Saddlery & J1 ncm nr Satdiery Hardwarc And Leather. 1405, 1 inrney St, Omuba, and Scfls Repair Shop. Buttalo Scales, 1405 Douglat Hoavy Hardware. W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Springs, Wagon stock, Al Tl nd 1211 Hdrney Strect, Omala. 15 Hats, Caps, Eto. W. L. PARROTTE & Con. Whulcualn Hats, Caps and Siraw Gun[ls 107 Harey Strost. Ownba Neb. Office Fixtures. i SIMMONDS NANUFAC TURING €O, aticturers of Bauk Ufice all[l Saioon Fixtures. K Canes, Drig B ot v ot uetory ki G oes 1 And 136 \Usulia, Teiepbong 114, o il Soutn 1tk A. L. STRANG CO., Pumns, Plpes and Engines. Water, Rallwa; Mining Supplies, 50 025 w2 oot Cmae M. CHUHCHILL PUMP C Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fitings Steam and Water Supplien Headauarors 1 # g00ds. i1 Farnam St., Om U. S, WIND ENGINE & PUM. Steam and Water Supplies, Halliday Wind Mille. 018 and 7 Famam m Omaha, o & Manager. BROWNELL & CO,, Engines, Boilers and General Machinery Steam, 5y Co., Sheot Iran Work Steam Pumps, Saw MiMs. 12131 Leuvenworth Street, Omaha leeds. 3 Wholesale Parm Ficld and (}ardeu Seedg 911 and 613 donos Hitres L Omaha, orago. Forwnrd!nsa. Commise io ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO, Storage, Forwarding and Commission, Branch Lude of the Tenuey Buggy Co. Buggies Wiloicaale gl retal, 1 loan, ’fmmd x,:'m " " clephong No. OHARA MANUFA[‘THRERS, Smoke Stacks, Boilers, H. K. SAWYER, Manfocturing Dealer §11wke S'ack& Britcings, Tanks and ¢ Jodio Stre ek Brewora STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, Cornice, “EAGLE CORNICE WORKS Mannfactare Galvanized Iron and Cmnwg Jolin Epenutor, Proprietor. (20 Dudgo und 16 und Jrth 10t Stroet, Omahis. N fron Works. 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