Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 28, 1890, Page 5

g -y, 810 A SOBER APPEAL TO THINKI) Bhall G MEN. the Commercial and Industrial Pros- perity of the State be Sacrificed to a Delusive Sentimentalism? The State Bankers, Merchants and Manufacturers Organize for Mutual Protection Against the Prohibitory Amendment to the_Constitution, in Order to avert the Blight that Always Follows in the Wake of Prohibition. -We, the Undersigned Business Men of the State of Nebraska, In view of the results apparent from the attempts heretofore made to enforce prohibition in neighboring States, believing that prohibition is not a true aid to temper- ance, do assert as a business proposition that the incorporation of a prohibitory amendment into the Constitution of the State of Nebraska will be inimical to the best interests and material welfare of the people of the State, by retarding its development, depressing real ‘estate values, producing a disastrous stagna- tion of commerce and stoppage of immigra- tion; Therefore, for our mutual protection and the maintenance of our trade interests, we do hereby organize ourselves into an State Business Association, with headquarters known as the Bankers’ association. to be Men’s and at Lincoln, Neb., and auxiliary branches in the cities, towns and villages throughout the State. And we do hereby advise and urge our friends to work and vote against said prohibitory amendment at the election to be held Novem- ber 4, 1890: OMAHA. First National bank by F. H. Davis, cashier. Merchants' National bank, by Frank Mur- phy, president. William G. Maul, vice president Commer- cial National bauk, § Commercial Nutional bauk, by Alfred Mil- Yard cashier. National Bank of Commerce, by J. N. Cornish, president. 1o luited States National bank, M. T. Bar- cashi ‘!meus bank, by W. G. Templeton, cashier. Union National bank, by Chatles . Ford, pashier. E. L. Blnbowl‘r. Nat bk of Com’ce. G Barker, V. P. Bauk of Com’ce. A. P llopklnq. Pres. Com. Nat'l bank. Omaha “nnhlgs bank, by L. M. Bennett, wyice-president. Amer'n Sav's bl\nk‘ byA V. Powell, American Loan & Trust Co., by O. M ter, president. . W. Yatos, Omaha & Grant Refining and Smelting Co., by Guy C. Barton, president. 'A. U. Wyman, ex-treasurer U. 5. J.H, Millard. Sloan, Johuson Blake, Bruce & D. M. Steele & Ci Charles A. Coe & C Meégan & Harding, wholesale brokers and Comumission MeCord, Brady & Co.. wholesale grocers, Richardson Drug compar Bemis Omaha Bag Co., migrs. bags fo., wholesale jewelers, Allen Bros., wholesale grocers. P Olh e And reean FLAYdt7are, 0ompas ny, wholesale hardware. *(irkn-u«lu}l, Jones & Co., wholesale boots fud shoes. Gate C aud gloves. Gilmore & Ruhl, wholesale clothing. Darrow & Logan, wholesale hats and caps, Joseph Garneau Cracker company. Max Meyer & Co., wholesale cigars and no- tions. American Hand Sewed Shoe Co. The Baum Iron Co,, iron and steel. Schneider & Locmls ‘wholesale notions. M. E. Smith & Co., Wholesale a Peycko Bros., wholes ssion. Wedeles & Co., wholesale leaf tobacco, Farrell & Co., Yefiners and jobbers of syr- ups and molasses. ‘Milton Rogers & Sons, wholesale house- furnishings, Samul Burns, wholesale queensware, D. M. \\Al!), Welty & Guy, wholesale sad- cash'r . Car- Co., wholesale grocers, , wholesale drugs. vholesale grovers. , Wholesale boots and Hat Co., wholesale hats, caps unt & Squires, wholesalo coal. appleton, city attorney. L. A. Gurner, supt. American Express Co. .M Morseman, supt. I Express Co. Goodman Drug Co. g h Harvison, John H. Hai The Owaha type foundy by H. J. Pickering. Rees Printing Co. MeClurg Cracker Co. Fred W. Gray, wholesalo lnmberman, Crane Co., wholesale steam and water sup- plies. by H. T, Lally, manager. Omaha rubber company. . Rosso & Co., wholesaio fruits, €. V. Gallagher, contractor, Voegele & Dinning, wholesale confection- rs. N. B. Falcouer, wholesale and retail dry 00ds. Consolidated coffee company. Meyer & Raapke, wholesale grocers. Byron Reed. Thomas L. Kimball Puil Stimmel, wholesale seeds. Barkalow Bros., wholesale news. €. D. Woodworth & Co.,whols'e contract's, Heury & Coatsworth Co., whols'e lumber, J. J. Johuson & Co,, whols'e coal and lime, §. P. Morse & Co., retuil dry goods. Nebraska Fuel company. C. B. Havens & Co., wholesale coal, Willam A, Paxton, Paxton & Gallagher, wholesale grocers, Paxton & Vierling, {ron works. Booth Packing Co., by T. A. ¥'ry, manag'r, M. H. Bliss, wholesalo queenswire, J- M. Edwards Jeft Bedford, wholesale coal, Fowler Elevator Co., by C. H. Fowler. Joseph Barker, capitali James E. Boyd, capi John Rusn, City treasur Churehill Pump Co. H. Brandenburg & Co., wholesale leather. L. Oberfelder & Co., wholesale millinery. ]\ope Dreibus & Co., wholesale confeciers. V. Holdrege,general manager B, & M. W. V. Morse & Co., whols'e Consoliduted Tank Line Co. A, L Strang & Co., steam and water sup- i I » Omaha, boots & shoes. ac E. Congdon, attorney at law. John A. Krug & Co., wholesale grocers. Bates & Co., wholesale commission. G. J. Hunt. U.S. Wind Engine and Pump company, steam and water supplies. P. Rocco, Bro & Co., wholesale fruits. Dr. George L. Miller, Omaha park commis- sioner, James M. Woolworth, attorney at law. F. B. Kennard, Kennard Glass & Paint Co. T. S. Clarkson, real estate and loans. Thomas H. Moftat. Kilpatrick-Koch dry goods company. Dewey & Stone furniture company. Charles verick & Co., wholesale furni- ture. Montgomery & Jeftrey, attorneys at law. Adam Snyder, wholesale meats. S. R. Johnson, capitalist. St. A. D. Balcombe, chairman board of pub- lic works, Hulbert & Blum, wholesale coal. M. L. Roeder & Bro,, insurance. Browning, King & Co., clothing. Frlich & Langstadter, wholesale ci tobbacco. George P. Bemis, capitalist. H. W. Cremer, capitahist. George Heyn, photographer and photo- graphic \uppll Robert 1 chs, capitalist. V. J. Uu)\\ 1, capitalist. C. B. Yost, general manager Neb. Tel. John F. Coad, capitalist. Miller & Gunderson, Phoenix foundry and Co. machine company, by Donald Robertson. Frank D. Muir. Muir & Gaylord. lord. George. R. E. Gu Charles Howell & Bowman, Will H. Cad Willlam J. Robert | J. Brandies & J. Bambergor. T. Kinsler, wholesale druggist. James Casey, Arcade hotel. John C. Dr C. A W. wlesale commission, ‘Sous, The Fair. fcLaughlin. aul. & Stone furniture company. Simon Trosstier, wholesale cigavs. McHugh & Mockber, wholesale commis- <ion. David Brown, grocer. A. Riddel, whiolesale produce. M. H. Gross. Ackerman Brothers & Heintze, W. F. Cornell, mannger Great Western type foundry, Kirschbraun & Sons, wholesale commis- sion, 5 by W.C. Bod- e elevator man, manager. Robert Easson, . - Trp SOUTH OMAHA. South Omaha National banlk. B. A. Cudaky, vice president and general manager Avmour-Cudahy packing company. The G. H. Hammond company, by H. H. Meday, manager, James Viles, ir. Wright & Baldwin, clothiers. Charles Singer, dry goods, C. A. Melcher, drugs William Denytz, cigars, C. H. Sobatker, cigars. J. Cohen, merchaut tailor, Manlyn ki, clothier, H. Hoyman, clothier, 8. Levy, grocer. Briggs & Dare, hardware. Theodore Volz, merchant tailor. Jacob Jaskalek, manufacturer cigars, H. Robert, jewelor, H B ‘\I-‘m’(w‘ lmrd\\um Akafer Carey. Bruce & Carpenter, mqm!u. E. Diamond, clothier. company, P. H. Toner, saddlery and harness, Crill, Brown & Denny, live stock commis- sion. Paddock & Gosney, live stock commission. Mark Chittenden, live stock commission. T. C. Shelly, live stock commission, George Burke & I'razier, live stock com- mission, Hahn & Redington, live stock commission. Martin Brothers, live stock commission. Al Powell, live stock comm! on. Waggoner, Birdey & Co., i stock com- mission, Spelts, Hitchcock & Co., live stock com- mission, J. D. Perrine, live stock commission. Palmer, Blanchard & Co., live stock com- mission, Wood Brothers, live stock commission. (ieorge S. Brown, live stock commission, lwmlnln Daily & Co., live stock commis- sion, Parkhurst, Hopper & Parker, live stock commission. Byers, Brothers & Co,, live stock commis- sion. BEATRICE. First, National bauk, by S. C. Smith, cash- fer, (o Beatrice National bau, by D. Cools cr. German National bank, W. A. Wolfe, cash- cash- 3. Dorsey, president eity council. \\'u'h' lumber merchant, ieorge W. Hinkle, roal estate, Thomas Yule, ubstracts und loans, L. E. Walker, member of council. Kilpatrick Bros. & Collins, general railway contractors. Beatrice streot_railway company, By J. D. Kilpatrick, president, 1. N. McConnell, real estate. cob Klein, dry goods-and clothing. arles Mosehel, capitalist. Emil Sang, wholesale and retail grocer. M. S. Wolbach, dry goods and clothing. Salmon & Rainey, druggists, J. P. Beck, harness and saddlery. E. J. Roderick, merchant and stock raiser. G. 8. Cole, arc| hitect and builder. S. E. Spencer, real estate. Beatrice real éstate and trust company, M. M. Brumbach, president. South Beatrice street railway company, by 8. E. Spencer, secretary. F. 8. Maulove, dry goods. B, I, Taylor, photographer. Charles [5. Baker, loan broker, M. A. Metze, Daily Express. Nebraska farm and improvement company, by J. D, Kilpatrick, pms? dent. Express publishing company, by Kilpatrick Brothers, Beatrice canning company, by H. W. Parker, president. Charles M. Rigg, postmaster. A. W. Bradt, city treasurer, James Kidston, real estate. John Ellis, banker, W. F. King, banker. B.'W. Clancy, druggist. ott Brothers, furniture. S. K. Davis & Co., grain. . Deutsch Brothers, clothing. James G. Sadd, stock raiser and owner of *Counsellor,” P. J. Meyers, stock raiser. Beatrice starch company, by, E.J. Rod- erick, president. Walrren Cole, banker. Samuel Bhoens, capitalist. Tord Lewis, capitalist, ‘W. H. Duffett, President Beatrice Brick company. S. W. Wadsworth, jeweler. ‘Authur Dole, secrotary and manager of the Beatrice Caning company. W. P. Wyett, cattle dealer. N.'N. Brumbach, real estate, H. Johuson, merchant. Smith Bros., Loau and Trust Co., by J. E. Smith president. Oliver Townsend, clothing, Saunders & Sherman, real estate. Samuel E. Rigg, druggist. Woodward Bros., loan brokers, Scott Bros. & Cook real estate. HASTINGS. C. Webster, treasurer Nebraska Loan & Tnm company. A. Y hier Exchange National bank. y National bank. dent Western Loan & Inyestment company M. A. Hartigan,director City National bank. C. H. Deitrich, president German Nat, bank. M. L. Elsmore, president Board of Trade, G. H. Pratt, vice president First National bank. Wm. Kerr, president Adams County bank. 0. G. Smith, cashicr Adams County bank. Oliver & Boston, lumber dealers. H. C. Haverly, city clerk, Mines, city treasurer. V. Trlmhlu, wholesale grocerse Hasting Grocery company, by G. E. Langevin, president. Hastings Dry Pressed Brick company, by M. L. Elsmore, secretary and treasurer. Hastings Busines: Protective asso- ciaton, by H. A. Fyler, president. Burger Alexander Hardware company, M. L. Alexandeor, se turf and treasure: Passy & Wilkin, gel insurance agents, Oswald Oliver, director TFirst National bank and Nebraska Loan and Trust company. C. H. Dietrich, vice president Union Life Insurance company. I J. Benedict & Co., grocers, J. H. Haney & Co., wholesale harness. A.J. Nulan_x cer. Merritt & Creeth, editors Daily Nebraskan, Atlas Lumber company, by R. A. Barr, Jacob Thomas, merchant tailor. Peycke Brothers company, commission, J. W. Davis, merchant. Euterprise Building association, by O. Oliver, secretary . Gazette-Tournal Publishing company, S. P. Rounds, jr., proprictor. Beckman & Knapp, butchers, J. Boyce, news dealer, W. M. Vastine, member city council, J. C. Ideson, books and stationery. Fulk & Bloom, clothiers. Pickens & Hanna, dry goods and carpets. Barnes Brothers, lothine, Dalls ton, hardware, by H. L. Edwards, coal and 1ce. Gamreau & Son, groceries. e Vilkinson, lunch rooms. ron works, by William Moritz. Kinney & Co., wholesale coufec- Hastin L. O. tioners. E. W. Themar, grocer. John Faeen Son, marble and granite. Cramer & Rohrer, abstracters and loans, kllm' Bros., loan brokers. . Dietz, lumber, per M. L. Elsmore, m.unu: or, Ballard & Rider, butchers. Renner Printing ouse, Renner Bros. Jucob Fisher, bukery. Dilley, ladies’ Furnishings. J. I, Bruce, queensware. W. M. Lowman, real estate. Fred Dorner, saddlery, M. Reed, furniture, Charles Cameron, dry goods. Wolbrach & Bi oh, dry goods and clothing. ¢ goods and carpets, ar LonYnl.l Hahn & Bro., furniture. C. H. Paul, county treasuver. McTaggart & McKeehan, cigars and to- ). Thompson & Brown, publishers. S. M. Thompson, Howard & Worth, jewel ers. H. (, Hansen, farm machinery, E. S. Fowler, loan broker. Burges & Co!, harware. L. H. Gue jeweler, George A. Kent, boots and shoes, A. Junna, dry goods. J. J. Hoeppuer, grocer, Kant & lhndm-‘lmhcr, butchers. A. C. Lambert, bakery. J.'D. Riley, insurance. 0. C. Zinn, jeweler, clothier. kelford, grocer. Brewer, cigar manufacturers, Hunt & Co., druggists. Anson & Pratt, plumbers, William M. Lowman, vice president Ger- maun National bank, Hastings Electric Light and Power com- pany, by George 13 .nn 1o, A, H. Farreus, J.J. l,uuuuhh), ubwl U & M. By GRAND ISLAND. b Wolbach, president First Nautional ank Grand Island banking company, by G. B. Bell, cashier. Citizens' National bank, by Henry A. Koe- nig, president. Grand Island street railway company, by A. H. Baker president. United States industrial company, by O. R. ‘Thompson, secretary. Oxnard Beet sugaf’ sompany, C. Kennedy Hamilton, jr., secref Bank of Commeregy by J. D, Moore, ocash- fer. Grand Island creatiléy company, by. J. H. Withers, treasurer. Georgs Bolenback, agent, tank line company. George Bolenbagk, proprietor, Opera house, Grand Island clgar manufacturing per H, Abraham. Grand Island grocercompany, per F. O. S, Grand Island Improvement company, per D. Moore, vice president. Second National bank, by H.J. Palmer president, Connell & Osborn,, wlln!enalu fruits, Franlin Sweet, Reg, L. C. Wiley Brothers, du!hn.g Louis Veit, grocer. George H. Mosher, hardware, James Founer, bute) Robert Frohberg, merchant tailor. John Haydon, general merchandise. John Alexander, merchant tailor. Henry Vieregg, 'soda water manufacturing. ¥. C. Phillips, contractor and plumber, Ross & Brininger, real estate. W. H. Platt, mayor, Henry Schlotfeldt, ¢ ouncilman Thind ward. R. R. Horth, city nu.\ George Rooten! ward. William Geddes, president council, Second wur({ Consolidated company, councilman Second . Mullin, police judge, 2. W. Brininger, city clerlk, E. L. Eno, Palmer house, John Riss, grocer. 1. Stoltenberg, harness morchant. William Kurka, tailor, Huper & Lange, hardware, West & Schlotfeldt, real estate brokers. Charles Wasmer, real estate, G, Heintz, nt'utultu al implements. Charles A, Weebe, dry goods. Henry D, Boydem, «huxght N. H. Cohn, cigar ‘manufacturer. 7. H. Waldron, putnps and windmills, A, A. Abbott, attorney. George H. Andrew, capitalist. Tucker & Brown, druggists. George A. Morestecker, secretary hoard of education. Bion Cole, editor Times. S. P. Mobley, manager [ndependent, J. H. Mullin, stationer, Olney Meyer, jeweler. Georgge D, Hetzel, hardware, M. L. Dolan, grocer. D. Brochfield, auction house. S. N. Wolbach, dry goods. Thummel & Plnfl, real estate Withers & Kolls, dry goods. Albert Geyeir, drugiist, Grand Island company, by Rich Goering manager, Woolstenholm & Sterne, clothiers. Roem & Co., grocors. Heury Mayer, Mayer music_ emporium. ts’ Transfer line, H. A. Bartling, t. . C. Held, jeweler. J. 'H. Michélson, jeweler, Charles Spectman, stationer, H. I, Estes, manager express company, Hy Schlotfeldt, cigar manufacturer. Horth & Ryan, attorn Nd B. bulwuer. Mitchell & 'lhom\u, dr goods D. W. Smith, B. and L. manager. R. H. Me. Alllvlbl‘r, hardware. A. C. Lederman, hardware, D. Rankin, manufacturer, ¥. S. Hayard, druggist. Yund, grocer. Charles F. Rollins, miller. Al MeAllister, livery, H. L. McMeans, agent Union Pacific and St. Joseph & Grand Island. u,oorge Bolenback, wall paper, paints and oils. A. Blunk, miller. Elsner Heesch, grocer, Boston Store, dry goods. John Wallichs, furuiture. Charles A. Peterson, miller. N. Watts & Co., meat market. F. F. Fedder, rm,cr Fred Nobel, bakery. Henry bnrntmnu, Implement dealer, Fred Hedde, Independent. Charles Kloss, Doniphan brickworks. Grand Island Light and Fuel company, by HQ ward G. Leavitt, president. . G. Lockwood, proprietor Workman. George B. Minn, contractor and builder, P. James, Nebraska State Medical and Sur- gical institute. Charles L. Haux, groceries. C. L. Howell, cigars and confectionory. Hooper & Son, iron founders and ma- chinists. _]-l'llunry (Glade & Co., Grand Island roller mills. Benjamin Berry, contractor. ‘Adam Windolphe, stock dealer. Hehnke De Lohmann, contractor and builder. A. B. Harrison, merchan t tailor, Schmidt & Kirschke, brick manufacturers. R. Schirk, attorney ete. Charles Guenther, ntractor and builder. Frod Wiggers, agricultural implewent dealer, W. R. MeAllister, money loaner. A. Rathaway, real estate agent. T'red Stehr, buteher and cattle dealer. D. A. Finch, dentist. J. R. Moeller, photographer. W. B. 1] hflm]hon, agent B. & M. railroad. A. Egger, real estate. George Loau, jr., water commissioner. George P, Doan, city marshal, Goorge W. lek street commissionet. James L. Rmuke, councilman First ward. Charles Ricf, councilman Third ward. W. A. Heimberger, loans and insurance. John Allen, clerk district court. Henry Allen, deputy clerk district court. Charles Rief, president board of education. Hugh McNay, deputy sheriff. C. Mayer, clerk in county treasurer’s oftice. David Ackerman, county clerk. Bdward C. Hockenberger, county treas- urer. 3 William Cornelius, deputy county treasurer I’LATT SMOUTH. cashier Citizens' bank. milliners, Vanaemanu, proprietor Hotel Riloy, epl V. Weckbiich & Son, dry goods. Bota rson, grocers. Joseph Fetzer, boots sud shoes. order, farm machinery, . 1, or, real estato, Phillip Kraus, groce ¥red Goos, proprietor City hotel, Ed Throlkeld, rostaurant keoper. Goorge Lee, proprietor laundry. Ed Stamm, cigar manufacturer. P. J. Hansen, grocer. George B. Lvhahoft, stationery and no- . Petersen, meat market. o Sitzmaun, proprietor Burlington oLy acasse, confectioner, contractor and builder, F. Herrmane, mevchant, Jonathan Hatt & Co., meat market. senniechset, merchant Julius Pepperberg; ¢igar manufacturer. Oliver & Ramge, meat markot. A. H. Suydor, phavpaclst, L. B. iman, druggist. Robert Sherwood, boots and shoes, A. Cohen & Co., dry goods. Weidemann & Brother, hardware, J. P, Young, bookseller and stationer, imett & Tutt, grovers. useh, furniture dealer, merchant, oE . Johus, superintendent gas company, S. M. Shunker, pumps and windmills W. H. Pickons, cont William Neville, coutractor builder, Joseph Stein T, 1. Hicks, pro J. Piexlange, fu . 8. White, . J.'V. Ezmberger, ir., baker. Richey Brothors, lumber dealers, Henry Boeck furniture, NEBRASKA CITY. Nebraska City Numnn\ bank, by W.L. Wilson, president. Robert Payne, R. F. McComas. 8. H. Morrison, jeweler, actor and builder, and ridge re dealer, Pnul Schmincke & Co,, mlller and umln doalers, Merchants' Natioual bank, by H. W. Mw- ! ol cushier, W. . Cotten. prosfdent. | D. Maccauig, Eapitaist. Frank P. Ireland, mayor, Nobraska City E. Reiber, dry goods aud’ gents' furnishing house L. Wessel & Co., dry gooas and carpots, Birkley & Boru hors, dry goods. . P, Rolfe, lumber. T L Baing & 0o, 1066 Alex Calmdlot, watchmalker. R. Lorton & Co,, wholesale grocers, Nate Adams, imploments, L. Envart, banker, 3. W, Butt, furnitare, W D. Stoah, drugstsp Nebraska City banfing company, by A Heller, manager. William Bishop, hardware. Chicago packingand provision company, by P, Haensler. M. Derum, agent B. & M. pany, Union stockyards company, assistant secrotary. F. W. Rodenbeck, morchant. Fioehlich &Shelden,commission morchants, raflroad com- Fred Heller, Leidigh & McComas, commission mer- chants, H. Garrow & Brother, commission mer- chants. E. A. Brown, Nebraska City Pross. . M. Hubner, editor Nebraska City Nows. Chapuan, W. Rodenbeck, . D. Thiele, W. Hoge, .m“ oph o City Council. William C. Lambreth & Unxthcrs, dry ods. 5y William G John C. V board of trad Nebraska Staatz Zeitung, Jacob Bentler othing. t Nebraska City publisher, Rudolph Noack, editor Nebraska City Staatz Zeitung. Williclmy & Overton, hardware. J. A, Barr, merchant, H. H. Foss, merchant. R. J. Ewing, clerk. Henry Wehling, capitalist, P, Smith & Son, commission merchants, Claude Watson, physician. Charles B, Swift, boots and shoes, *John H. Price, dry goods.- M. Tiernay, boots and shoes. Nelson Brothers, boots and shoes, M. Pyle & Co., grocers. John Hyer, dry goods. H. C. Freeman & Co., druggists, Munon & Stafford, commission merchants, C.W. Seymour, United S tates commis Nebraska City water company, by J. S. Kennedy. manager, Nebraska City electric light compauy, by J. 8. Kennedy. . H. Bruner, register of degds. Smith & Heuber, grocers. M. S. Campbell, clerk district court. H. H. N. Homer, county treasurer. J, Pollc Hill, deputy county treasurer, H. M. Boydston, real estato agent. N. P. Dakan, county commissioner, Jas. Corlin, county J. Sterling Morton, C. H. Korff, marshall. Thos. K. Thomson, real estate. John Steinhart, merchant tailor, Fred Pass. merchant. l\m Iting & Myer, Hardware. C. N. Masters, furniture. J. Ielin, city l(‘lk H Ditk\'v drugy mmer, jeweler, v L. Bluedorn, editor Staats Demo- ner, Dunn & Coleman, grocers. 0. 0. Korss, grocer. E. Munn. ‘- Goldb clothing merchant. . e T ot H. Airel & Co., hardware. FREMONT. L. M. Keene, president Frement National bank. ¢ Puhrman, capitalist. v, vice prosident Nebraska mortgage and investment company. H. Harrison, .I E. Sherwin, mayor. Theo Huette & wholesale hardware. W. C. Brady & Co.,dry goods. Hunlon & Gannon, retail grocers. Gus Schrage, books and stationery. C. H. Storm, contractor. S. Pratom & Co., grocery. Tred W. Vaughin, lawyer, .I W. Love, lands, loans and live stock. Reynolds. (/ “Chri sen, grocer. John Huuser, books aud stationery, Joln Thielen, harness, W. G. Seve , agent Fremont, Elkhorn & Smith, livery. uLL jeweler. ‘Frick, uttorney at law. g0 T, Wol, babiory and restaurant. Fromont continious Kilu company, by’ E. Schurman, vice president. Warchou factory company, by E. N. Morso, prosident. N. W. Smails, cditor and_publisher of the Fremont Horald. W. M. Jones, general agent Sandwich manufacturing compar John Herman, gencril merchandise, M. H. Miunean, furniture and undertak- ing. Charles H. Winship, stockman, J. B. Hickox, brok Dodjze tailoring company. Marshall Brothers, wholesale jewelry and notions, Stamy & Lensch, crockery. Singer manufacturing company, by F. C. Wright, ugent. E. I".'Gray, attornoy. John Bunf, president Fremont carriage manufactuving conlpany. Fromont foundry aud machine company, €. W. Hyatt, editor Flail. W. De L. F'réeman, insurance agent, Abbott, M. D, uu.-ulml W. Di Tos Baiduft, ico doal J. Goldyeaber & Bro., dry ing, D. goods and cloth tit, confectio Patrick Heekoy, tailor Globe Cornico’ Works, Durkoee, Henvy Burman, shoemaker. (,mmoM Osborn, veterinary surgeon. George J. Barrett, proprietor Star livery. James J, bliacksmi .Iulm D, Mar! e .blacksmith. ry, Veazie & Co., hardware, P cmont gas and electric light company, by C. C enson, vice vresident and maunager o & Hatnan, Fremout ice company. NORTH PLATTE. First National bank, by T. C. Patterson vicoe president. T, J. Foley, dry goods aud grocerics, A, D. Bu th, president North Platte National bank William Grady, . by Charles T. general merchandise, M. Oberst, county commissioner, Frapk E. Bullard, Union Pacific railway. G. McKay, dry goods, , dry goods, Thomas C. Patte Louis D. Thoelecke, [} 3¢ and loans. assistant cashior National banik. Horn, merchant tailor A(Iul]»ll Poterson, shoes E. Hoftmoister, photographer, John | North mith, stockm . Cummings, manager telephone. E. N. Morse, president Fremont street railway company 1. Schurmin, banis. 0. D. Harrls, implements. Sutton & Clapp, clgar manufacturers, Martin Nelson William Ruwe, hotel Breitenfeld & Maurer, wigar ors, R. H. Sterner, cigar mruufacturer. 0. Frederickson, restaurant., W. C. Cameron, bker. resident German American manufactur Willi Wadz, lunch . John Knechtel, general merchandise. . P, Monteith, ¥, E. & M. V. lunch ¢ ter. W. G. Mercer, A Hork, cigar blacksmith. nanu facturer, T e e e e A e e~ o~ James Murray, flour and feed, Nesbit & Rogers, hardware. Grady & Egan, general merchandise, C. L, Wood William H. Mullane, publisher Current. David A, HBaker, sheriff Lincoln county, L 1Y, Tddings, lumber, coal and grain, North Platf aterworks, by James Wilson, superintendent. W. Van Doran, councilman, x Efnstein, clothing. Vnnh Platte Lumber company, lumber and (I T. Field, roal estate and loan \\'Ill(nm \\-ullo lawyer, l( . Boal, real estato mnl loans. ) city troasur city attornoey. Stevens, editor of the Tribune, icholas, councilman, P.H. .‘iulli\'lln. board of education. H. M. Weber, clothing. ", H. Langley, vhysician and druggist. F. Schmalzried, cigar manufacturer, man, coiitractor and builder, Jogriie, board of education, John K. Ottenstein, real estate. C. M. Duncun, M. D. George Nannian, ]uslil'(‘ peace and councile man, William Brown, real estate and loans, F. D. Nowell, stock and iy dealer, C, 8. Clinton, joweler, Keith, stock grower. Osgood, county treasurer and stock Jolin Kolth, stock ralser. John Bratt, stock grower, John Hawley, justico peac Josoph Horshey, farm implonents. Henry Jost, saddlery and harness. C. A, ‘Sherman, hardware, W. W. Birge, lumber, 3. Q. Thacker, dr A K. Streitz, dragsist. J. C. Ferguson, agent Union Pacifie. ¥ Blackenburg, harness and saddlery. A, P. Carlson, merchant tailor. Vietor Van Gortz, grocer, seorge. T. Suelling, county judgo. i, KEARNEY., W. C. Tillson, cashier, Kearney Nat'l banlk. Lew Robertson, president, Farmers' bauk, J. A, Boyd, cashier, Farmers' bank. John J. Bartlett, president Kearnoy Na- tional bunk. 2. Robertson, president First Nat'l banl. Rosk Gamble, president Buffalo County Na- tional banl, A. T, Gamtle, cashier Buftalo County Na- tional bank. Augustin Frank, sccond president Hand- cock Land and Investment company: John, J. Osborne, secretary Kearney opera bouse company. B. H. Goodell, president Farmers' Merchants bank at 3lm Creck Ira Johnson, manager Kearncy Horse and Land compa Metealf Cracker company, R. Coddington & Sous, wholesale grocérs, R. L. Downing, president Kearney Milling and Elevator comnpany M. E. Huuter, president Kearncy stone works and maager Kearney brick company. . N. Mowry, sccretary Midlaud land cotis and T H. Tilerest, harness and carvinges, 3. Pinch, dry good: Higgins, hatte Carpenter & Co., dry goods. . Phillips, plambor, Crocker, Finch & Co., clothicrs. J.D. Hawthorne, jeweler. 7. R. Hollingsworth & Co., crockory. Hubbell Bros.. hardware. J. 1. Danicls, jeweler. . B, llson, Bos.on One Price Clothing house, Warren Pratt, attorney at law. COLUMBUS First Nat'l bank, by O. F. Roen, cashier. Herman P. H. Oechlrich, vice president Commercial bank. Columbus Land and Investment Co., Geo. P. Moore secretary and manager. Columbus Motor Railway Co., George Leh- man president. Jagge & Schaubad, Elevator Roller Mills. Miller Bros., dry goods and clothing. J. P. Bicker, Réal Estate Imp. Co. J. . North, coal, lime, ete. Abts & Callo alt and coal. Columbus Milling Co., G. 8. Shroeder, manager, Columbus Planing Mills, Huntsman Bros. . H. Rusche, saddle Wm. Sunder, grocer Tileman Baumgart, boots and shoes, Samuel S. Beckley, butcher, Hoffman & Marty, butch Carlson & Thomas, barbers. Henry Ragatz, grocer, J. B, Delsman, general merchandise, Gireen Bros., boots und shoes. George Nallman, cit Ll(‘h(. Georige Lohman, wholosaier., C. A. Newman, ' cashier Commercial bank loy, dry goods, her, hardware, Bavand Fuller, land agent. Borowick Bros.. ., geueral merchandise, O. L. Baker. A. Dussell, plumber. H. llup.'l\u lumber dealer. P. W. Henrich, real estate and insurance. William \4‘]\)]7, boots and shoos. 1. D. Fitzpatrick, books and stationery. J. A, Snow, harness and saddles, M(ml e A. Mayer, clothing. . A, ver & Co., dry goods, ( fharles Schrocder, plimber, urgeon, stock dealer. uss, furniture deale: 1’ ll W. Diebicher, groce 1. Swith, confectione: N Heilkemper, ¢ 1.’ B. Magher, ig T, E. North, real A, F. H. Ochlrich, g C! B. Stillman, drug, Daniel Faucett, Julius R “T'heo, Fred Naylor, groce J. M. Honahan, shoe dealer, A, Arnold, jewoler, Streeter. Pollock & Co., druggists. John Stauffer, cashier Stato bank Gus G. Becher & Co., real estate and loans, Isracl Gluck, loan agent. lips & Schwarz, hardware ry and restaurant, T. 1d, blacksmith, oth, agricultural implements. am Guss, {lllll.(ul\‘ rance agent, N ll anter, barber. ard Hohl, i Phillips, county clerk, W. A, Hensl unty fu G, of the district court, r and jeweler, Jam 3 Franlk Taylor, 'stock deale Otto Hener, insuran. 0. 81 gent, nnon, abstr Ferdinand Il Inmntu Carl Shubert, ulma\mlh J. C. Caldwell, sheriff Platte county. Leopold Platt, puinps and windmills, Albert Stenger, stock raiser, D. Sibbensen, deputy county treasy . H. Chambers, insurance agent F'. Siegenthuler, cigar manufacturer, NORFOLK. orfolk National bank, by N. A. Rainbolt, president Citizens' Nutioual bank, by ©. A, Mast, president Chicago lumber company, by I. T Cady. George L. lles, cashice Chicago lumber company. Norfolk real estate and improvement com- pany, C. A, Mast, president. orfolk building A. Mast, tr Wide-Awa aund loan association, C, astirer » clothing company, by H. O, u'.\.m... sut company W, W s, prosid 1A Stowart, cashier Norfolk state banlk. Norfolk street’ railway company, by K. A. Stewart, president. dwards MoCulloch hardware company, W. A Emery, I, Brammund, publisher Anzolger, Edgewater park n\mwm by D. A. Bear, Morris Mayer, dry goods, clothing, boots and shoos, D. Dosmond, polico judge Dinland trust company, presidont. . Dinland, vieae Augustus Sattle, attorney at law, E. C 3 N Morton, live grocer. ningstein, druggist, hardware, " ll\h holz, cashier Norfolk Nation: Norfolk roller mills. Birchard Briage company. Norfolk planing mills, by T. W, Wheaton, proprietor A walk, implement dealer. D, R. Daniol, wall paper, W. H. Lowe, roal estato. . M. Claflin, editor Norfoll Herald. T, B, Kail, boots and shoos, Baum Brothers, dry goods and clothing, The Central drug store, August K. Lomuely ©. H. Carmon, Atlantic hotel. \\ illiam G. Borner. J. Schoelgge, . Miller, contractor, W. Marquardt, joweler., nk brick and tilo company, by H. G.y ) u ’1'm. 'y, books and stationery. ¥, T. Durland, cattle doalor, Fordinand Pasowallk, real ostate, /. Brawscn, coal, grain and 1ive stock, mann, butcher, ‘arljeon, M. D. Charies Rudaf, ag Herman Gerecke, J. L. McClarey, mory Wessel & Iseman, dry goods, John Desterling, harness and saddlery, Otto Brukel, blacksmith. Albert Degner, hardware, Carl Asmaas, general merchiandise, W. H. Widaman, posmaster, Alexander Bear, M. D, Fraak L. Hull, Pacific hotel. H. H. Hake, eattle dealer, Heury Semmler, buteher, ¥. A Bryant, M. D., drugs. John Glelzer, county flulmrlnlcmhmk Touis Mittelstadty lumbor, Charles Thayer, cigar manufactory, 5 ardncr, chief of police, & Licoy, attorneys. >, J, Donahug, agent Union Pucific and St Paul & Minneapolis railways. H. I, Teal, furniture, C.B. Durland, insuran L. Talley, superintendent Norfolle electrio light company, Norfolk Sicam Lauudry, ' W. H. Doxter, proprictor, J. H. Hayden, Charles IRudat, grain dealer, dsmr iy MCOOK. {ab kst National bank, George Hoolcell, pres- dent Frank Harris, president McCook tive Building and Saving associatio MecCook loan and trust company, k. lew, manager. C. M. Noble, grocor, Jumes H. Patterson, stock dealer, Stock, stock dea Nebraska loan and buildiug company, C. B. Shaw, president, Josoph Menard, general merchandise. J. Albert, Wells, dry goods August Oppenheimer, dry Champion cigar factory, stein. for Decring binders) Zoods. Jumes Kenzen- McCook book and stationery company, by L. W. McCornell. S. P. Hart, register United States land Pade & Son, furniture and undertakers. D. D. Smith, livery. S. H. Rooney, contractor, H. Lawler, general merchandise, A. G. Bump, short order house. B. F\. Olcott, stock dealer, W. C. La Tourette, hardware, G. H. Dwyers, cigar manufacturer, D. J. Smith, stock dealer. J. C. Allen, general merchandise. Lytle Brothers & Co., hardware, 7. H. Fowler, gencral merchandise, 0. P. Smith, droggist. Potter & Easterday, flour and foed. Jumes M. Cottie, butcher, Huddleston lumber company, Wright. L. Lowman & Son, merchants. O. M. Knippe, baker The Frees & Hocknell lumber company, Goorge Hocknell, partner. W. Ashville, editor Gazette, /\i Cumphin, superintendent B. & M. rail- road R. A. Coupe & Co., butchers, J.W. Trammell, proprictor B. & M. eating stem, cnnott, ehiof of police. LeHew, attorney. rson & Bartholomow, propritors White Line transportation company. Jacob Steinmetz, recovder United States land uflh . y, attorney. Brewer, stock dealer. McBreyer, dray and house mover. ‘man, cattle and horse business. OC. W. Knights, clothing. McCook Elcetric light company. S. H. Colvin, real estate agent. IPrank Carruth & Son, jowelers. Samuel Bahuner, contractor. Bowen & Laycock, boots and shoes. H. P. Sutton, jeweler. . W. Nichols, piano tuner. T. Smith, windmills and imploments, AL J. Thompson, implements. amun, grocor. by Imu.luu: works, Kendore Clark, paintor. M. E. Horner, confectionery. W. C. Bullard, mayor eity of McCool, E. Lindsner, stock dealor. \V. C. Bull & Co., lumber, A.'J. Weleh, agont B, & M. railroad. S. L. Green, M. D., eapitalist. Willey & Walker, drugigists. LIN COLN. . P. Law. .x..mm Wittman, W. C. Withm C.W. Muslu.r. BLAIR. W. H. Haller, MceQuarrie & Wiseman, H. Matthiesen, S. B. Taylor. Hundreds of business men througuout the state ave enrolling in the ranks of anti-pro- hibition organization, and their nuwmes will be placed on the meémbership record of the association, ll"l” ’ITIEC. Banlk clearings yesterday $305,062.80, Mr. Simon Oberfelder and Miss Fan- nie Sloman were married Thursday af- ternoon by Justice Herron at Rock- port, Mo. The remains committed suic of A, B, Knight, who le at Trvington on Wed- nesday, will be interred in the cemotery at that hamlet this morning at 9 o'clock Superintendent B. Bigelow of the B. & M. is supervising arvangements for transferring the track to their new bed to make voom for the building of the union depot, An old farmer named J. S, Potter was arvested at Doud and brought to this city yesterday by a deputy United States marshal, charged with selling liquor without & government license, Lost Wednesduy teamsters hauling stone to curb Thirty-fourth streot west of Hanscom park left a stone ten feet long standing on the edge, the leg of 8. G, Stevenson and broke it, An alarm from box 81 called the de- ment to Twenty-seventh and Cuming 30. The blaze was in a barn owned by a man named Riley and resulted in a loss of about Children and matches were the ¢ A lotter has boen re Island stating that t} 1t fell upon ause, eived from Grand ithorities are holding two boys, fourteen and sixteen rs of age respectively, who state that Y CAme from l)m a, and that their wofhier is Mrs. Muria Davis of Seventh street — Dr, Birney,practice limited to catarrhs al diseases of nose and throat. Bee bldg.