Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 1, 1888, Page 3

SWIFT'S SPE 1n entirely a vegctabla prep taining no 3 i, Arcenic, of othe BWIFT'S SPECIFIO Tlan cured hundreds of ea: a or Cancer of ¢ of Ecroma, Blood 1i and Lundreds of thous: ula, Plo ot Tpithelion kin, thousands of caces 101 8kin Ditensos, of cases of Scrote aud Diood Taint BWIFT'S SPRCIFIC o Jotuts, Cutraxooon, Tue, June T 1085wty inlc Co. atlar Gentleman 1 ot 'aaother, & a1 1-.-: geatly ling roved: 1 am sl taking th il continue 13 de 80wl g pertes . 1 beitore it wil oct i perfett caron. Yours teuly, D0C. P HoWARD, 111 Weat bl 2th 8t Jui; i st LottTon oF T afn il i Conductor ) TEXAR, May 0, 1335 Gentlom fe of my ners was 1 I I deonld wot help hnunru . ching and stin, L 1 Plood and Bkin Diecasea matlod Co., Drawer 8 rosdway. " CALIFORNIA! THE LAND OF DISCOVERIES st Coucts, st \LLD‘SE ESw 0 ()’\ o] NS L LN Garral [ Send for circulan$] purkttle3pro & [NE MEDE Co.0ROVILLE, CAL Sa.nta Abie :and: Cat-R-Cure For Sale by Goodman Drug Co. us/\ EB:‘ODC)HUS the Liver, Kidnoys, Stomach and Dowels. Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Constipation, Bilious Complaints and Malaria of all kinds 1t is pleasant to the taste, ton system, restores and preserves health. 1t 13 parely Vegotable, and cannot fail to prove beneficial, both to old and young. As a Blood Purifier it {a superior to all others, Sold everywhere at $1.00 a bottle. EXHAUSTED VITALITY F[UIE SCIENCE OF LIFE, the Work of the d, Nervous and flity, Premature Errors of Youth, and theuniald miscissconsedusut n, %0 pages §vo, 135 ,.m-. riptions for all diseases. Cloth, full glit, only $1.09, by mail, seated. Hiustrative sample free to all young and middloaged Jewelled Medal awarded to the author by the Na- al Mcdical Assoclation. Address Boston, Mass., or Dr. W .\ 25 years' practice in Boston, who may be consulted confidentially Specialty, Diseases of Mau. Oftice No. 4 Pultiuchst Health |s Weallh' 1’8 NERYE AND TIRAIN TREAS ateed specific for Hysteria, Dizzb fons, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, rostration, caused by the 0, Wakefulnesa, ‘l(’ui!l hepression, Softening of the Hrain, resul nu‘ and leading to misery, eatn, Prerature Ol ef In_either p-mnumn cause 1f-abuse or nvnr indulgence ono month's treatmest. §1.00 & box, or o \:anu for 86,00, sent by wmail prepald on're- eeipt of pris wEB GUARAN'I‘EE 81X BOXES o cure .u oase. With ench order tocaired by Boiss, acconpanied AN w- " ¥ Reer our wm- dul uo arantees. lamed fi?gm‘fim;h. WMe e A G " PEERLESS DYES AL.N.GT a4 Ly over-exertion of the ETROE MESRAAIANS O3 [0 A TENOmII - btk Kaoh box | | | first w HYPNOTISM. Story of its With Cri James Gazette: M. Jules of the faculty of made i connected ready well known cen thrown i L upon aw A Strange Connection law at Nuuey, remarkable with tha j to o hypnot kening. immedi- e any “suggestion.” how- ever criminal, that has been made dur- \ person who possesscs the v of absolutely directing wther, object of J experiments © was ertain - if it would be when a erime has been com- mitted by ahypnotic subject to dise the nuthor the criminal sugg who ch would obvic be the really rty. This inmportant problem in medical jurisprude for some time uttracted a great de interest in_ France, and a number of Tnw and medical men were present during the experiments, Here expo man, s wel a hypne artitic sugy 1 to The iments out of 1 known tobe ct, was thrown into an and M ois then ier that upo shoot with arevolverace 0., who was supposed to have insulted y. il she was questioned, th M. Lieg d held no communication with her upon the subject, and that she under in nee of yone. but had acted wholly of her wn volition. led with a blank cl placed upon a tab) the lady w Monsicur O., who was in the room. she seized the revolver and fived at him. She was t) n put to this time by Dr. Lichault, who played the purt of medico-legal expert and proceeded to interrogate her. The lady at once admitted the sapposcd wd i to the in- she stoutly de- o far it scemed ain means of oseape wd suggested the supp but an_ingenious test wis the 1 to, which proved that the suggestor was never very after all. M shault made these three suggestions When you sce the instigator of vour erime enter the you must g0 1o sicep for the 5 two minutes; (2) when you awaken, must look fixedly av him, and nut your eyes from him until [ say. will doi” (3) you must thenstand in front of him and endeavor, by sxtending — your i con- him from l.ul\ awnkened, al time M. 1 ik, Who had suggested th ~\m|mvw ame into the room, in which about o dozen persons were as- sembled. Almost at once she went to sleep. Inabout two minutes she awolke d her gaze steadfastly upon M. Lie- anda followed hnu step by ~lu|| e rul|l\~-x' m. M. Li oiswent into another department, the lady followed him. e sat down. and she at onece ex- tended hee dress in front of him though to conceal him. When she iined her normal condition she membered nothing of what had hap- pened, is one of ndy who w to ois 1 been gestion e The blood is the regulator. Re Lator with Warner's Loj It cures all impurities. thottle in the market— stsells it - ging o Preacher. o Press: Plust Ridge, Chattanoog ‘the highway to 1 Hill, T eame across o little chureh haif hidden in the woods. The building was primiti and the old darkey who sat on a log by the door was more so. After I had made inquiries about the route, and was ready to go on, he said: “Better come down, boss, an’ come in to meetin®.” Do you hold se this afternoon, my friend?” Weam gwine to open in minits, and [ 'spects de sermon will be a powerful one It didn't em right to be riding around the country on Sun- day, so I got down and took a seat be- side the old my After a few minutes spentin general talk, he said it was time to go in. 1 followed after hin found myself the sole audience, found that he was the preacher who was to deliver the vowerful sermon. He opened servic in regular form and with all due solemnity, and then announced his text and commenced preaching. 1 stood it for fifty-five minutes, and then,as he had ouly reached md G, [ waited until he kad closed his eves, and then made a dive for the door. I hadn't gone six feet bofore he stopped his sermon and “Stranger. must you be gwine Yas, I fecl that 1 must. An’ you can’t stop aud heah de rest ob de discord? “No.” ‘Den I'll chop off right whar Tis. *Oh, don’t do that. You can mon_just the same mus’ be a collc de sermon,’” he f you'll oblig takin’ o sing a hymn an’ de hat, down, and when he had read and ~l\llL’ a hymn, he passed his 1 the quarter to his vest pocke “Ididn’t get down to de mos’ powe: part of my sermon: but if you huppen fong dis way nex Sunday Il give you de odder half. Dat quarter comes jes in time to keep de good work bilin’, ———— Without health, life hus no sunshine. Who could be huppy with dyspepsia.low spirits, headache, diseases of the stomach, Y Jones' Red Clover Toni the above dis Goodman Drug Company LAl His Estimation of Cleveland. Intery in New York World: Rep- resentative James Laird, of Nebraska, is o member of the home military af- faivs and agricultural committees. * Heo dictated as follows: The size of a man depends upon the capacity and opportu- nity. The hard condition of greatness the necessity, willingness, of its po- to sacrifice himself for the good of others, gemerally the weak. From Christhood to knighthood and the more modern fields of the revolution, rebel- lion and emancipation, history publishes the truth, and the names of those who in reality orintent have undergone sac- rifice are a part of it. Tried by this rule the man who, as an assertion of greatness, seeks to rule a country i peace should have been her acfender in peril. The leader, like the king, is the one that can, not the one that cannot. Manhood ought to owe nothing to and, last of all, to a duty that from fields of strife when a cause, wide the world, might fall, lacking the al support of every man. Pwo men in our history have admin- ed the presidential Umu‘ with an rent indifference to the views of their constituents, have decided their way and braved the opposition. The Jackson, the last Grant. The nantic partisans of Mr, Cleveland ap- plaud his courage and compare him to the former. Had Jackson issued the flag ovder and afterwards been told there was a lack of law he would have substituted his will and delivered them, back of while Missio v, I Tunnel followin, aid, me b in anxious tones. pass ce 60 cents. SeSsOr Mr. Cleveland, in the actual case, fled at the first ~A"n\l of contempt to wtred of the oppe “1f by politics is meant cr ity to contend for an advanta, principle, then Mr. C1 to con ttion as a po ion recently fl an example 1ds to remedy vhat b 1 l'4~'. i 1 in ¢ n procured in almos - Vs s ;.m«l 1 servant that it will ow its muster to die n beg, virtues that lie in Warner's [ Cabin Plasters are as benificient lnsting as the qualities of m 1 cheapest poroused | rket for a entit The the tut ta Irish *whalc h in his Wi of v the inspiration sm could not months “politics’ many hour pel Mer U —— NOB HILL. The Deserted H es of the California Multi-Millionaires, Mail: Strolling up cratic Californin strect, says a Franciseo correspondent, Senator ford’s home is the first seen magnific dwelling it At £2.000,000 was spent in its erection. decorations of the rooms cost more than 300,000, while the pictures and furni- ture ave valued at §1.500.000. But th owner is not there. Doth the senate :md \Il Stanford are at the noted wings in Germany, seeking that health ed” by neariy 'y mechanic in the | uoand is that he 1is the wealthiest mau on Pacitic const, but unless the advice ans s carrvied out to the of both himself and wife id wh Senator I 1ghter to whom Chicago one is. DOSSC ghbow and the of t are but few, childi=h. son nor gold, But to on. Tmme joining Stanford’s house the remainder of the Mrs. Hopkins-Scar 1 has neit to leave his dintely ad- 1 occipying ock, is that of but_known until s with Hopkins. At imposin this Hopkins mansion, and cos and a [ 1o buila. Poor Mark Hop- kins! He planned this house, but by constunt application to business and |ln' acquirement of wealth as the finane of the Central Pacific com v, he l..~l . it was completed. 3 strolling with an tendant alony the ~l|w :t when he sud- denly exclaimed: *What infernal fool builgthat house?™ He died soon af Last year his widow, worth a round 40,000,000, married and is living in a servant oceu- uinsion. Diagonally across the str is the I-)u\\n stone vesidence . Flooa. Tt is 3,000,000, y building and even in the fenee was brought from Conneeticut. The fence itself, with its bronze gates, cost $60,000. tthe house is also ten- antless, Flood's eyesight has n left him. He. with'his wife and ter. is in Burope trying to re while control of his business. under the advice of physivinns, has been placed in another’s hand Next comes the Colton, she who wi amillion One et from this of honunza stone in the ven such by the of her suit against In this suit the letters to Colton promi- 3 news- onaccount Huntingtou, famous Huntingtc were produe Colton was chief law adviser of the Central Pacitie railroad. and since his death his widow nus lived but little at their home. To-day the curtains are drawn low and the shut- ters closed, denoting the absence of the owner. The last of the home of the million- aires is that of Charles Crocker, whose death has just taken place. Between a million and a quar and a million and a half spent in its erection, but it has not been much occupied of late. For months Crocker has been fighting against a usually fatal disease, and at the time of his death was absent from his home for_the purpose of resto his health. His wife was in New Yor Thus run the homes of the million- aives. Nota single one is occupied by its owner. No wonder thinking people in the look up to Nob hill and feel thankful in theiv hearts that they have health, if not gold by the million. —— ud Blood makes Beauty. Improper digestion of food necessavily produces bad blood, result- ing in u fecling of fullness in the stom- ach, acidity, heartburn, sickheadache. spepticsymptoms. A closely confined life causes indigestion, consti- pation, biliousness and loss of appetite. To remove these troubles there is no remedy equal to Prickly Ash Bitters. been tried and proven to be a vod makes Blood - Real Southern Life. The Richmond Baton: The moon- light drifted brokenly through a rift in the roof of a negro eabin in the Han- over slashes and fell on Gabriel Jones’ gray-bearded fuc was smoking itati he called presentl Silence. ‘“‘Han- nah!” [ Hannah! trifle louder, There wasa rustling of the straw in the bed in the corner and a sleepy answer “Huh?" “*Hannah, did you put dat termillion I foun’ in Marse B pateh yistidy in de cool spring? I put dat watermillion in the spring,” answered deliberately. SDat was 1 TA moment's pnuse. . u hang dat c »m.--\ on my Jlike T tole you did dat.’ I!ul you scall and dem chickens [ borrowed f'om down on the n\ul re de “*Yes, I scall dem chickens.” fry me one de fust 'ing in _de mornin’, case ['se got t'go over t' Mister Chink Claptin’s t'-morrow t' lead a prar meet- in"an’k dem triflin’ nigge in de right ro: Then he leaned h gri zled head on the chair back and sno the snore of the just in the marshes echoed Chickahominy low grounds. — An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wouuds, chapped hands, and all skin er: tions, Will positively care all kinds of piles Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co., at 25 cents per box—by wail —————— fle Owned Property. Boston Budget: A gentleman in mod- erate circumstances was recently solic: ited to sign a bail bond with anot party. When questioned by the maj trate he was asked if he was a real e: tate owner. He responded that he was, and without further questioning ac- cepted. As the gentleman associated with him on lho hond reached the street he remarked, “H., 1 didn’t know you owned a foot nl real estate. Pray where In the Mount Hope . I have a lot there twenty by eplied the other. - “There are millions druggist when asked about Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents. For some time past I've been a rheu- matie. I recently tried Salvation Oil which gave me almost instunt relief. 1 sincerely recommend it as it has en- tively cured me. JAMES GORDON, Baltimore, Md, ‘hind de hu\ ri in it, D id a Bull’s LD L At anted? | tis worse they ave | Note o ny “Adbier list.and inquire £ Window Avoid street aud nunib | Acum Alston, W w Andorson, it Anforson: A G Arnil, W Austin, W IT Bk, W Hrav. A E Brown, W W |1 Tgen A Iarnion 1 18 Joh A\ MeAllister F Moevey | MeKvizie G Nieh l‘mu GF « Farnd List of fetters re. ofce for the week o Ving Sept alling for these le s o At (h At e @ your mailaldressed to TLEMEN'S Mol W A L Mettu MON Nilsin 1 0. ison ¢ Sron Wens (1L v ) lCorset Co 2 0 OWen tros Quiley P Rattle D I* Hodemnoanera Ryan st Quisto) Rasmussen L 0 ) Rogers C B T. Hlioranid & Olsen Ahorans W N Union La VanTine E R flold B2 s Mrs Fitz ¥ Getsorhyann Mrs Girtwrs B Kain v ‘ Keoelvarn Kri o Lind Maxwell urs A M Marnine wrs 5 Moock M Mooney Nrs D MeGarigle M Medal & Nilson M Obymo Mrs A V. Ness H I w Walley € Vi Wilson C Williams J € Wi mu < K N adley T Bantin 4 Fiteh Mrs ¢ rald \in iitner [ Gluss s ¥ W Tolws Mrs M Kerdly Mrs M Kubn wrs Kiuee M. Maddor B Moilarl Murphy E O Mo. MeGuinness Mclherson M N Norton M Olsson wrs B O'lie c. "t MeAllister it h 187 Biliings Bros Teklind. .} eners. ( Burk, Hrown. O Braviigh, W MeKolvoy ) Mebermott NN Omaha Photo Co Ownny 1 Omata O & P lim Co2 Palmquist » II"numu ' Snaw Parson 1, ¥ eagan 1 A Rbodex B 0 2 Thorno W, Vest W D Waiker C L w ¥ \u‘ Wood Anderson ¥ Arantmis L C I Altarker s 1 & |x tue mrs 8 mrs 2 P annon mrs M u 206 Nicho- N Cuddeback B Dan Ditt B Fillipe Mrs E s Forbes M Gibler yrs vt Graver I M Hayden yrs L mmmu~n.m|mrn »irs Hugen Ilm\rllium Mrs § Johnso EEFIRY § Johnston A Kitchen 8 Kelser vrs O L Kortt s A Ludens M Mahon K My WO McGuinness Mrs 1 Nelson urs K > Nelderlob Mrs M O'Nell D Peterson M Pottersrs DM X I Be Mrs M Woig Mre ¢ W s i i mes m Wille A Woited Wickershim mrs il Young mrs J Yule mrs 1t PIIRD AND FOURTH Hper e Stissor K K Tecton W 1 M ( H‘».um\lh Dayton KA & Co. Rui's Ko ) &V Gatnacuri | THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES, OMAHA Yule mes 1t G LASS MATIER UNION PACIFIC Depot 10th and Marcy sts, Airive Omana, Lewve Omu Lincoln, Beatrice and ma *8:00 8, m, cOverland Flyer vianam, 14 in, Heat:ice & Grand X p.m, 400 . BURLINGTON £ 10th and M Leave Oraha. 50, 4 a1 6525 Do Kilwom, i pm Kansas City | ) Uk N-Wi I Depot 10 wnd Mircy s Vestibule Vestibile FDafly exeept Saiiidy. “Daily ‘excent Monday, ST PAUL, Marey sts. TAirhe Omalia, Toave Omiha, wilsa m, 6246 pom.| Led Omahia Leave |~ Otnala. | Gmaha, 204 B w, m. B i Leave Omalia am Gl plm. Running between ¢ T addition to th itione: top i Twenticth and Twenty-fourth & ummit in Omaha Westward. 1 and Abbright 0 11:07 ar. 11 11:69 12:00am Iv. 11 COUNCIL BLUF TTCICAGO, ROC K ISLAND & PACIF T U & COUNCIL 6:50 . m, ., 000 p. s S0P . 11:3 a. m, 1 daily_ except u C except T except Mon st mail, 5 21.820,850 i“_f.'«\sema Tansil's Punch Ggars Bouse in tho worll c t““fiu o Griif can trathe | KU1y 0o suoh n atiowin Wont. (donlor wanted i ench town 80LD BY LEADIKG DRUCCISTS. R.W. TANSILL& C€0..55 State St.Chicago. FOUNTAIN — BRANDS — FINE CUT AND PLUG Incomparably the Best. iy IBRANCH OFFICE, JOHN M. SHAW & CO. GOMMISSION, Grain, Provisions, Stocks and Bonds, Margin Transactions a Speclalty. JOHNBSON & CHRISTIAN, Managers, 15 BOARD OF TRADE, - OMAHA, Members of the Chicago Board of ate Wires to Chicago und New __ SOUTH. OMARA. T PALMER, NP, RICAMAN, J. B BLANCHARD PALMER, RICHMAN & CO., Live Stock Commission Merchants, Omes—Koom 24 Qppasite Exchango Bulldia ato Wock Vards, South Omaha, Nob, "¢ Union P-ORIMER WESTERFIELD & MALE.‘I Live Stock Commission, Room 15, Exchange Bullding, Sout T ALEXANDER & FITGH, Commision Dealers in Live Sock. @oom 22, Opposite Exchange Bulld 3 v b\ ards, South h: Usloa Soos - L B % UNION STOCM YARDS CO,, 0f Omeha, Limited, don «Bowd, Buverinieadent OMAHAJOBBERS DIREGTORY Agriculturai implements, CHURCHILL PARKER, Dealer in Agrionl mml Immm\ 1ts, Wagons, Carstnges and Iy root etweon wh ar 10tk LININGER & METCALF CO., Agricnltural Tmplements, Wagons, Carriages Rugkies, Ete. Wholesale, Omaha, Nebraska PARLIN, ORENDORF & MARTIN, Wholesuie Deale Agricultaral Implewments, Wagoms & Eur;gus 01, 4, 905 At MAST & CO., Mannfact: .ms uf Buckeye Drills, Seeders, Rakes, Cider M) Verizers. Cor. 1eth and Nich WINONA IMPI MlNT CO.. lhl lfll[llvl‘lflllh WHEUHS&BHQEIE‘ \ 08 Etroct, Omahin. 488 Lo Tl a8 Strevts. Agri 1eth and Nicholas Stroets OMAHA BRANCE . F. SEIBERLING & CO., Akro g M Imtly ind Binder Twine. L Mann er, Hmesl W B Ment 121 onw MOLINE,MILEURN& STODDARD Co urers i Jobbers in 16, Rakas, Plows Bt fic streote, Omaha, N S Y Artists’ Flatorials, o= A HOSPE, Jr., 5 Haterials, Pianos and Orga in, N¢ thst Omaba Dou raska Bookeellers and Stationers. W. JONE n & Co,. Wi al d Salm,n" o & Ketell ationery Boots and Shoes. KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO., (NuCCeRsOT L olesale Manufact Bm ud Shocs o jioton Rt 11, 1104 & Y R \l'ull W.V. MORSE & CO.._ Jobbers of Boots and Shoes. 101 MW Douglas St Omata Mazufactory, Sum mer S RCston Coffees, Spices, Eto. CLARKE COFFEE CO., Gmulin CoTew nnd Spice Mill Teas, Coffces, Spices, Baking Powder, ks, Ete. 114 2 " Crockery and Glassware. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Impartots of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps,Chinmeys Jote. O ce. 417 8. 13th & PERKINS, GATCH & L AUMAN, and Jovbers Creckery, Glassware, Lungs, le_vmw 114 Faranm St ~ Commission and Storage. RIDDELL & RIDDELL, SIGI"«IFB and LU'UHISM I MLlCl‘ Il[S. Speciuiil ‘ 2 iToward § troor. Gn (lmnhl. GEO. SCHROECER & CO., Successors to McShune & Senrow Produce Commission and Cold Sturagc. Ouwnbin, Nebraskn. FREDERICK J. FAIRBRAS Wholesnle Flour, Feed, Grata aud Geaeral Commision Mer.hant. gCorrespondence solicited. 104 North 1ith Rtrect, Oumihia, Neb, Coa!, Coko and Lime. OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME LO., Juhbers of Hard and Soft Coal, th 15th Street, Omaha, Nebrask avter, Lim iy Pl s, "5t Omraha, Neos "Tolepnone. eil. "NEBRASKA FUEL CO Shippers of Coal and Coks, 214 Soush 1ith £1., Omaka. Neb. __Dry Goods ana Nollon. M. E SMITH & CO., ]]ry (t00ds, Furnishing Goods and Notions, 102 and mu Dougiag, Cor. 11th St., Omaha, Neb, KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co Tmporters and Jobhers in Dry Goods, Notions Geats' Furulsbing Goods, Comner ilth and Has 15, Owativ, Nobruska. ge . Furnituro. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furnitare, Fumnifire 'PAXTON, 2’::::2(:155'« «co.” Whulfisalfl GlUffllleS and Provisions, McCORD, BRADY & CO., Wholesale Grocers, 1 (b and Leavcuworth Streety, Omntin, shraske, et Hardware. MARKS BROS. SADDL Wholesale Manufact Saddlery & Jobiers of $a And Leather. 140 V'COo; irers of lery Hardware W03 and 1407 Hareey St, Owabn Nebras _Heavy Hardw W. J. BROATCH Hnavy Hardware, Iron and Steg), Bprings, Wagon Stock, D nmber, Ete nd 1211 1 Street, Ouaba. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Bllllch‘S’ Hardware end Scale Repair Shop, Mechoaics' Tools and Buffnlo Seales. 1406 Douglat Street, Omahia, Nebragks. "RECTOR, WILHELMY & CO., Wholesale Hardwara Ath and Tiarney Sts., Omal om Agen for Ausily Powder L Tailieo" Fairbunks ¥ LEE, LLARKEEANDR'}} &hN HARD- Wiolesale Hardware, Cullcry. i Plate Metals, Sheet [ron, etc. Agents for Howe Scaler, il Powder wnd Lyunuu Harbed wire, Omnhia, Nebraska, Hats, Caps, Etc. W. L. PARROTTE & CO., Wlmlesflc Hats, Caps and Straw (0ods, 107 Harnoy troet, Oma! i, Neb. Lumbor. Al Kinds of Bulldmg Mater ml at Wholesal: 1ta Street and Union Pacific Track, Omabis LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer fu Lumber, Lath, Limg. Doors, Ete, Yards :.m.mu .: ML wal b Qnaw P i Dowilas; Corn | ONAHAJOBBERS DIRECTORY L\lmber DIETZ, Dealer m All Kinds of meer. Lith and Calfornin Stre Lumber, Lllll(‘ Ccmc Urmrl!hflml Douging £1a. Omahme W. HARVEY LUMBER €O, To Dedlers Only. OMco, 1461 Enrnam Street Oma JOHN A. WAKEFIEL Wholesale Lum i . Tmported wind American 1oz A i Vv Quiney White i CHAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, Wood Carpets and Parquet Flooring. 9th and Douglas Millinery and Notlons. 1. OBERFELDER & CO,, Tuporters & Jotbers n Millnery & Notions CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO.. Mannfacturers of Gveralls, shirts, Ko TERLEI0 Dougine Street, Teans Pants, Notions UTy niwqub(w NOTION CO., Wholesalo Matious and Furnisting Goods ——— _ Oila. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., Wolsale Refined and Lubricating Oils. Axle Groase, Bte, Omabia. A 1L 1lshon, Manager VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Notious and Gent's Furnishing Goods, 1106 Harn Owahn vet Offico Fixturos. MMONDS MANUFACTURING €O Bau, 0ff ccmé’ul SE 0l Fistue, THE Nirrore ote: Factor i South Lith 6., Owabia, Telephoue 112 Paints and Olls. CUMMINGS & NEILSON, Wholexalo Denters in Paints, nm Window Glass, Ete. A Stroot, Omah, \m‘ SR Papor. " CARPENTER PAF lolesale Paver Dealers, Carry anico stock of Prnting Wrapping wnd Writing i Specinl attention Tond orders. Pa, 2r. Paper Bexos. JOMN L. WILKIE, Proprictor Omatia Paper Box P']Bml‘v and 18 St. Omshin, Nebe Nos. 13i% Douglns feeds PHIL. STIMMEL & CO., Wiilesale Far i, lerl and Gardgn Sm:dl Jripent Strect, O Btorage, Forwarding & Commi ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO. Storege, Forwarding and Conmisson, Branch boude of the Henney Buggy Co Wholesule and retail, LK 510 and 1512 1/wrd Ouiuba, []MAHA MANUFAGTURERS. __ Brewera. STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1621 North Kigthtoenth Strect, uinha, Neb, "lelephone N Cornice. ““EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, JMalmracmrn Galvanized Iron and Cornice, ohn Epencter, Proprietor. 20 Dodge and 163 and Korti lnh Screct, Ouitin. » Printers’ Materlals. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION. AllellflI‘Y Pllf]lSllEI‘? Duaters in T3 ____Rubber Goods. OMAHA RUBBER CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods il Clothing and Leathior Belting. 105 Farnam _8ash, Doors, Etc. i. A. DISBROV’ ¢ CO., Wholeanle Manu cturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds anrl Mouldings, Branc u bitice, 12th and 1z {1 ‘BOHN MANUFAC I"URIN(A CO. i annfacnrms of Sash. Doors, Blinds, crior 1t Wood Fisk cuvenworih Streets, Omaha, Steam Fittings, Pumps, Eto. A. L. STRANG CO mps, Pines and Engings. iteum, wator, BN ey and MigIic iy Ete. 'and 21 Farnam Srect o amae™ CHUHCHILL PUMP CO., sale P, Pluc F'mnu, © Enpplies, oo ™ for M s go0ds Ty A, e WIND ENGINE &« PUM{ COg Steam and Water Suppliss, Halliday Wigd Mills, 018 and 0% Farnam 8., Omahas ¥ Munnger BROWNELL & CO., anmes Bailers and Gencral Machinery Shoet Iron Work. Stenm Pumabs, S Leuvehworth Streot, Oman™ "'“"‘ atenm ant oost & u. 8, Iron Works. STEAM BOILER WORKS, Carter & xon, Prop's. Manufacturers of sll kinds Steam Boilers, Tenks and Sheet Iron Work Works So ..m 20h and B. & M. Crossing. TON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, Wruufil\l and Cast Iron Building Work, Eaginos, sy Work, Genoral Foundry, Machine aud Blackemith Work! Office and Works, Us and b Nreot, Oauha “OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS, — Manufactarers of W1m and Irun Rafliw Dosk Rails, Wi Sign "OMAHA SAFE and IHON WORK Man' I3 nr _Pnc Vaults, Jnjl e CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS Lron @y wlw}“el,ccs Railings .,m. S5 anks, 082 Sroron ren » Worka. 45 South 1th Bt MEACHER & WHITMORE, Fire aud Burglar Proof Salss, Time Locks Genciwl Agents Tor Iiebold Bafe & Vock Col Viuits uad Jail Works 1o 5. Lin g 2 e7®