Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 13, 1900, Page 7

Omaha Pitchers Carry No Terror to the Little Pittsburg Batters, THREE OF THEM USED UPIN ONE GAME Newmeyer S Sun- alen Faction, Omnhn st [ i, G O iy PUEBLO, 2 gram.) Freeland m faced the Ind Bocn and all proved entirely wave the t 1 the hope with the 1t was four innings hit. In the badly and the then Hul again Mci bags the Colo spocial Tele and Newmeyer th 00 ea Coons exsively ans In of batting eing Omiaha streak n wement h side ffth the vi more many wa game fir star en During the t made but locals b at in four itor red in the then gathered ated the netted two n nning elf blanki n nine and but fans. § hon proce iy four of silver from s r him generous shower ore PUERLO, Metiale Raymer Whitrid urratt b of and and p i « 1 N Toman O MoV Lauzon O Connell, 1h Ruird, If Lohmin Moy, b Coong, p Freelind, Newmeye o ker, of rf I rop T Omaha T'wo-hasc hit B ke by | Parrott off JC s piteher ed ball R 1l Parrott Mor i eeland Whitridge, 1: off Coong, 1 Wilil pit Lohman” Time: 2 0 a Johnsor 1 1 Melfa Parrott hit Lomin Whi o by on bitl Umpir SIOUX CITY TAKES SECOND GAME Dex Molnes Unnble enn | SIOUX CITY, Aug gram)- The Ind p Honists s muc beat them on rain t ne T the or ¢ fut there were ndicrous sity After slidin efforts to fic four fnniy trying to delay play | o » stop the game b the fifth, the Sloux gingered W race i the weather. With prinkle ming down in_the half of Anning, Stoux Cit " themselves in one, two, three then the Prohibs were "quickly £pite of their lagging. Then th down In_sheets, saving the Bloux. Scor to Do Much th (fternc 1t b 11 i | t who ' 1 | W the Arou 10 the the ) 11 in the mud in am ball and run ba for rn rorain whil o the I gh ore up in little fir t fih " order. and retired |y rain poured day for the SIOUX_ CITY AB. R 0 Hallman *Collars MeCreedte Hrashonr Griftin, of Glasscock Niles, 3 Torte, McDonald, p .00 \ Totals 1 *Collurs batted for rlallman tnning DES MOINI | At it " rf o it 1 0 0 1 1 Thiel 3all etgler, of tebaamen Tines, 2b rain, b Warrenden hman feFarland 3 | 1 rf » Total ux Clty Molries ried riuns 1 Tw to Hra Brashear, Lohman 11t by pliched ball Struck out: Mclarlind Passed ball Warner DENVER WINS i k e in, Warr Brashear, § hman. Time Y ooNE LI RUN. Becond Game of ¢ Saints Follows (he DENVIR, Aug (Spe Denver won a fenturels Joe today. Schmidt w puzzle to the visitors ar v steady « 8 but at times | n piiched g Wus Nttle wild Kid Mohler made his | first appearance in a Denver uniform and made a good imy e Seriex with th First. W Telegram.) game from St somewhat \ reston, of . filler, tuelow, Tolland Hickey Mohler Rellly Lewee Behmidt Totals it e’ i a f n I oh Btrang, ¥lvnn Xling Grimm Schrall Rristow Underwi Yienley 3ibson, n 0 Earned runs: Denvor base hite: Holland, Underwo Three-base hit: Flyny . truck out: Hy Gibson HIL by pitcher: Hy Gibs ihson to Grimm. Tim ‘u nver Yen Mol Bt Joseph Omaha Blonx Clty Pueblo GAam it Mard and CHICAC Hng gave Beaumont home run eepting Rite more hits the second only twice Boore ot 12— Hard and timely } Plitshurg an easy victory toda hit the second ball pitehed for 1 every man In the team ex ey found Griffith for one or Tannehill was a little easy in and third, but was hit safely thereafter, — Atten e, B0 AGO. " PITTSRUT RH ntof 2 TR | ) AR b MCarthy 1 Childs, b Mortes, of Dexter, ©f Qunzel, 1b Bradley MoCarmick Tonahue, Grimih, W 11tk 18 1 Ely 0 Tan 3 1 » 1 Totals Chicago ...... Pittshurg Earned runs: 3l rotals 0 118 1200 Chicago, 3; 613N 0000 02 2010 06 Piltsburg, & | Gamis ov | Hariey | bl | pite I M A ] A I i i 1 Mitwnukee T City und MILWAUKE the m Inning MeDanald Time il Milwatike Kay City o Iarned run;: N Clingman, Cor W 1, Dung Waldron Waddell O'Brien Lerific eft on ! Tiillers MINNEAPOL was played tod in't ird inr who point hicag first \ l ry had tean MINNEA " Minneapol Chicago Erned MeFar 1 off Mirinelpolt Patterson Minneapol O'Leary to to Sugden tc Nichols, H 1550, mpir Detroit DETROIT, A\ tor Derrolt " te while the secor rupted by rain troit club thro sixth inning down with wet ball cause win pitched the it hard from and timely hits W game, asid Casey, Harley game: DETROIT RLC 1 1 b 1" 1 1 Blberfe Shaw Dillon Nicol Ryan Tota One Detr Buft Ty Holme ligan it 1o base hit Sacrific Stolen ba OFf Yoage Hurley Left or K out troft, 1 1. Stru Umpire: Sherid Score ond DETROIT. ST Inning win, 2. B win Ty N Hulliga feld, Schreck m Dillor Slever, 5 off | by pitcher: | troft Buffai 3 by Foreman nan to ( heridan, Atte Stus he hit hi Milw ik Indianapolis Detroit nd Kunsas City Buffalo Minueapolis ling of the CUmy o " oin Ninth i t, with York fthe 1A kex Two Sturts for t eifth 610 1| Totals MeManus 10 00 0 Si I Ku Gray, ! KAN cored for 10 with one nding In t 01 filwaukee, 1. Two I Ketchum in. ' Stolen b Bases ¢ Hit by Smith (2) By Wal Milwatke Umpire it It only 18, Aug 1y, the the » t o he ) i whi iring eded in re Attenda 1 A T REE Pa 15k 1 Patterson 1" mat \s 1 1 v 10, T'we on ball First bise 3 Left Do ton en ba Mclarl Cantillion, Wins Av It the her ook first m y ting hadd g 12 win nd was final wh o b areman t b won T I ut a hit up to that time him to lose s lnst two innioe elghtih, [lber were the feature fre cireus and rhaver | BUF A B It Hulllgan 0/ Shreck of 0 i 0 Carey, 1h ) Haliman, Hierba 0 B 0 Hooker K ™ » 0 1 1 Ryan._ Three e hits: Nicol ex: Ryan, Casey . 1; off Hooker Iirst base bases: Detr By Hooker, an gime 00 0 it 1 BUTE 0AR ot 0/ Carvy, ib O Tierbacer 0 Hroder'k B ) Kerwin, v 1 v T 0 1 Iy on hit Three rifice 00 10 reman emin | T hit: H Bas reman, 4; off reman. Loft y 8 Struck ¢ Double It Ker it Py ey o Tenr Played. W Hh 10 " 10 102 101 1 teher mh‘ 15 by Wl 6 Un 1 out he ni »-bise ) bl Hur we. f i rf mam Pat I Struck out on | ibl I wnd, W Nu hite M fr M Tiine Interference Gr h 01 hits 1. o 1 ball K m ] ' hit e Fror v Tl Pair. en e i by ly ' i Il Dt Lut 1h trol fol of nings Ty nter 1 n th \ Ker 1w Tong Score, ALO. T 1 1 1 out when winning run made hase arry I3 i Tors i1 Time ALO. RLC ) 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 by Y iz v Wi i i Lost s I i a 5 b4 o8 13 ¥ YA [ it b 1 »A R 1 i 41 0 1 1 1 1 Ker K Hi D v erfe npire 4 bl i it By 10| THE OMAITA RAIN STOPS VERY FAST GAME I Neoln Were her When the & Came Along. Ortginnla an 2 rned runs @ hits wi Jelen mer He Umpirc Tim i | Sh Mane GLENWOOD, This week enwood expected. ba b lces of the There w Wi hr ire in southwest them beir wall Ia mise many Th prineipal U Athlet 1 the 1) off Mar \ Ma Hru BRI Hrunsw this fek NSWICK K | | and su led | trunswick « Fra Whit N a wlity [ 1 tH and b Pla | NEW STATE RECORD FOR MILE | hett New Dintn In Neb terferen wit il be | sitme « th Fixe Pl | Progenm t (frerne program Sunduy throe el J most \ Dy cord W missin match race irney Oldfield rd to with « men | intment, as it wa ing " <kill than wis slow, Lawson won with nd clafmed the $100 stakes. novice race in 22 was won by Fritz Linder, second; thr The first prize a $10 diam betore went A time i tisfled werhaps G Bennet h lowered the the match by 1 ind fairly well ex . Bo betwe time, 1.0 Henett whi betwee which h 1 antiol mor | in Iver 1t wion 1 o h AwWson | time | The | conte it e Trial heat heelor f first not r one John finished ha mil Dye il it W 8| Thi i of the rain th th ot trial and f were w Stetzmar | s~ prof Oscur 1P mile matore omitted heat WM The prizes of were the ummer n by prizes fl event inter chamg Time In the heat, M time’ wia their we weather Like fonship profession meter Al champie Iy Amcric ixhing third hip “arland foms, b wore nd it will hive M 4 ¥ 1 the heat Witmott SIOUN FALLS O Randulir Aber bl from After New 8. D., At formeriy o me team until it has receiv-d o telegram Walter Wilmott of the Mi team, requiring him to report ia on Monday, Since g witn Falls in h If her t apolt v Wilmo! month of 1 1 cofal) n e Manager the bit Min or aon northwe oh re Starn fecling in with the but tor preferri ¥ A 3 . 1 tral track with W Boy. and where Wedne tered nt ROCK, Neb, wirdy wh Table R morrow Jer TABLE Jirke here (8pecial \ing C. o 1M the 1 day and K ve e v th PR pacer will enter latter on ox. | Little Twe The 1l colis Sunday by victors hiave won twenty gumes this sea nd will be pleased to mect any aggregation with ximum age lmit of 16 years. FIRE RECORD. . (Spectal)—Wash barn, one of the best in townehip, in some unaccountable way caught fire this morning and burned to the ground. In the barn was all of Mr. Vauce's farm tock and near it were stacks of grain grain burned and in the burn two they were unable to get out burned s 18 considerable, a part of which covered by insurance. Vi Bl e W 1 the e of 0 to 4. The Hur 12 H Harn Neb., Aug, he | horses | he | was ' College Bui KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 1 uilding of Holbi college a suburb of Knoxville, by loss being $45.000. There The building will be recon once. Holbrook college re d from the Fountain City Land to the Baptists of this section, who will open it this fall despite the fire ding Near Knoxville, The main Fountain ned today, was § ! City the insur structed at cently pas company ok ¥ GLENS FALLS. here early this over $100,000, or damaged and plant, | tactortes of A clair and D. L hotel, Central musle hall N ¥ morning caused Among the property the Glens the collar, Rugge Robertson house and Aug. a loss of | destroyed | Falls Electric | cuft and shirt Heffron & Sin & Co, the Park McGregor Park " Gas " HYMENEAL. Shippa-Rogers, Neb, Aug. 12.—(Speeial.) the Christian church last J. G. Chapman, Mr. John F. r township, this county, Rogers of York in the presen people, friends and relatives of the young couple A recept immediately T atter (1 ling ices held at | *| the resid of Mr. J. W. Rogers on West | eventh The bride 1s the daughter of J. W. Rogers, one of York c pioncer settlers, and a most estimable opular young woman. Mr. Shipps was ared In this and is one of York county's most prosperous young farmers o[ YORK ried, at | by Rev of Bake ence B of 17, Mar- | evening Shinp: Flor o W nee was in n VICTORIA viees 1. brought re Yukon to tax for of Walter ) 1gn ships landing there, The Monastes, who was one of th | victims of the wreck of the steamer Tor rence, hus heen recovered. The Danube 6 | brought dowa 35,00 1u gold, ho )y | DATLY tim | hogs the | v { he | on Monday and winter BIEE: e mixed 1 45001 5 OMAHA LIVE Sltl(l\ MARKET About Usual Su'n'llny'“ Supply Arrived at | SUEEL N the Yards Today. 3 Mt Sl 5 0041 6l 0 m narie SELL STEADY, OTHERS LOWER » s LIGHT HOGS Are and e wh 1l Light ¥, T tor Wedi fers Last We, the Week Cows (e Recel ) A Ave Lower k. t TH OMAHA Cattle Aug. 11 Hogs. Sheey 5618 2 K% 2 Oficiul Ofticial Official e M T Wed Th Friday Saturday lay.... lay tmate wer; rsday 9 | \ ‘ % RO igh AN ictal bulk SHEEP heey weth ) N we Total th Week e Week ¢ Week Week Week # 19,10 28 i TR 410,984 tor the lust woek lng Al nding July ling J E hd ) i 1042416 b, 1895 | 8 82 r hogs parisons g 11896, 1503 (1694, 320807 481 45 8% 48240 PR ety tave st LOUIS head, r steady: native | & dres July July July July 18 i Btee heife 0. re 2 o Wi 00 | AND) #4250 Kers SHEEP New NEW pis, 109 h hles. X port e of beef ALVES Tk steady 11ige per Nt | etet e 1015 higher H)Illflr: Tive I AN I The brought hia e | principal we Omaha Loul o 8 receipts wa ing the nim 1 the d purch T f follows of Alsposition cach | heid indicate st “TH (Speetal. ) CAUTLE Packi A ktron Hammond Co HOGS R and Compar [ low I, Vos, $5 0 & Co SHERP Pucki Kans buyer o 8T The bt B G H Cudihy Armor Omithi from Othe npa Rece 8 CHICAGO 19 of t otutl A 1,68 tle being material was not Total CATTL on sale t dir change Cuough 1 4 CHICAC lowed the was given ernment erop re favorable tha | dectine of 11 | through | Provisi Sentiment am f that either tam lead Therd w pitcKer the were U of I'he market ke only a st Qo test week the heaviest sin My and the first of - week amounts wred with th K23 h n in arriy o 1y in te ¢ ery Iheral lutter part The giin ) been e the Jung l me week Ad 18 noted Active 15 of that ¢ light the market be the week and at the be safely quote me ¢ perhag m hi has | have of m teers ave b opentng rathor | terda it port which ted, but ed hot northwest tremely | made tse ir “‘,,‘,;~ sdden and rad ook [ 0F The was 1o egk el th it ket natural with | e nd 1ent &t th th we unfave ac Bain tter 1ttt week « on ull has eipts the choicr Ater part till th whre f th little, about be wore rket n rather u The first heavy grad i the 1 th week eloses from lic te preceding w but tirmed th me h different though #ome t The tter, but grades u an the cl went off they ur hest grades are not 8o m they were o week ago calling it a little eas The feoder market [ The this Wi [ by w primary compured This fact ing. Seah flotir wers visible sup incres [, Cor T'he i also considerably A week ago, The bl the common and light bidly te of th 1 fr country | weight cattle have ire probably not lower, but stockers or Hght welght are all the lower, Stock cows and nd muy be g they were' bringing K hulls and e have decline about bre ut i ) i 2 of Tecely with ird “qu 1y i o celpts were ¢ wafrered than 1 mmon et from 2 ru e e below 1r.. ‘YIYw mou m & Wits governmen rprise to | pect much m: the complaints received of late from the start | spilling ot | very Iy broke to after the towird | for colpts_wer cattle g strong ull nd. Very few real 1 cotnbng and the opinfon | chofce cittle would sell this mirk the For the weck th [ higher. The cow verything but canners ady,and strictly che very little, if any, lower Kt however, are 154 ¢ while and comm i HOGS -~ The af Jeavy for cver wturdiny however, report wer markets W result, buyers started out here the droves for less money. Sell not willing to take off very much, and as 4 result the bulk of the hogs brought §.00, the w8 yesterduy, The heavy hog however, were little lower, which mu more sales at $L95G4971% than was the case vosterduy. Packers do not want the heavy excopt ey are very prime and any- it all course sells below the average While the light hogs brought just steady prices today, the heavy ones were generally 20 lower and in some cases more than that. The quality of the offer- ings today wis hardly ghol as yester dity and there wis no strietly prime lods on sale to put on # good top. The mark closed up without materfal chiange, the last end being fully as good The hog market during the week has not been entirely to the liking of the sellin interexts. Monday the market went dowi about e and then it started up und by Wednesday the average cost was $5.1 which was only e below the high polnt of the previous week. Since Wednesday, how- ever, the tendency has been do and N w ried over from to dny 3 when practic every Gried up. At the close of the Close to i nickel lower than good dime lower than the of the previous weel. Recelpts for Week Were not excessive, being 1,000 tad more than last week and 888 less than came week lust year The a sheep stopped off here te them were not sold al cars of lambs cha kood dime lower than th day. Tt being the last pickers did not seom o The heaviest run of grass sheep of th season arrived this weck. The dem 18 been good on the part of packers, and though prices are lower than they' were week ago, tha miarket here 18 in good With other points. The week started it with a sharp ine on lambs, while | heen held about steady. The lattér part of the week, however, fambs showed som fmprovement until Saturday, when they took off 10c. The sheep market also d clined the last hulf of the week and at the « W round e lower than at the close of the ous weeek. Lambs hiving recoyered the early d cline, are about wer than the close of last week L dime lower on Monda k. Foeders in good demand steady pric recelpts are very tit o $1.1644.20; fair £ood 1 enough the week for Have ind ad r “trl tow At miy market which Ktock The lower not m ight aff iy ray 1 1 18 lower are about | which | medium Good re thin weights Lt 40 st 4 Gat showed weak being infence weakness 1 and was n W a e poin to ket ra wer il " 3 of Jple n W markets There wi show the the wis grain Kt thing hy led fron e start 11 or it roc 180 it or Fastimated curs; corn, 000 head The leading i Open luy until thing wa week price t ok of host Sev a string but the A late hour. § pged hands at u v s0ld for yester end of the week xious for supplies te T | 10tatio Stead hts. apir ™ of . v ahout fothis we M nearly light to good &ra tair. to to cholee fatr to good cliy pring lambs, § spring lambs, ¥ hers, $3 feoder ern, $1.35; prime PROVISIONS Lard rt ribs shoulder les (b WHIS re but grass weth Wethers $i10u to good yearlings, clipped lambs A lambs, $1.0 250g5.40; fulr o grias carlings, fair o oY lambs, lamhs b feeding Live Stock M Aug, 11.—-CATTLE unchanged; suppl vaneed in lar an City CITY price ) market Killing gra eeding oit On ihe 1airie firm Liverpool LIVERPOO! ate No. 2 1 for ‘ fors $4. 025,40 10 terns Eravs $10000 Texans, Texuns 0% HOGS-Recelpts, 2,000; for the week, 87,- ~Spot, e Recelp Al Va YORK W Seiling was qui feverish h i T light AMBS r t VB RTOCK MARKET i Conti Thhi=Hogs Lower—Sheep $tends. 1 11— CATTLE-Ree sfendy: natives, good o o mediu ed mixe te left ), $5.40 lay mixed cholce $4.8005.40; MER unchanged L talr to tn sheep, $026046 pative lamb $4.7506.69 ¥ vy lew T Stock. ATLLE xins Live 1 " Recelpts market ateers steers 1400 uding “hippir wd b e under nd feedor il i Texas aind_ heifers, §. 100 head his, . 25 s ] it her 1bs. " Vitd market i packers, stoers and Ind hers LAMBS and 8,1 Ite later ) quar » cattle | elpts ity nd o 1S 1K to sheey L s los no Tamb seph Live Stock. JOSEPH, Mo, Aug urnal (ot e, 200, m rket steady Brucde mark t 15 steadv t bulk market inte teady AIN AND PROVISIONS, he Teading and Closing x for Saturdny. 1—Grain markets of corn today. That blow hy fol narket ir plext the gov- | CHIZEST 108 60 AN TALLOW o in L HOPS At €2 158a & BUTTER Ur United States P'rim & OMANA WHO MARK Condition of Trad ¥ Recelpts liherat POULTRY - H e and DRIESSED pntions « T Qs n H e POt halil whit t mackerel PIGEONS VEALS Ol HAY-Por 1 midl rye Ntraw white bran, per | CUCUMBERS ASPARAG TOMATORS sket, i RIEUTARE Per ONTONS - Hom CELERY - Mic “Home-g 1 g Ket crate None thie ditornia, per ¢ Japa Vi il BARTLETT AT 1,700 0, GRAPES-—California Concords, home gr NECTARINES ¢ 5 GOOSERERRIES CHERRIES - $1.10001.5; M Aeib. biskots, o WATERMIELONS cach APPLES 1 f A Native, Be@$lo0 per bu; per 1 oI PINEAPPLES P $ AL FRI 11,75, port, wh expected Wh nd wheat market wity and h was much more closed at a nts, chiefly | declined T and ity oats thy 11 Tone tra it th Septe nbor There ernment 1ix} by the not so 1 offset i v crop 18 ex the con in ther 1t ot *howers bu A ter line i hat m 81ch weakness on heavy was fmme he for a tim s who' bought ye that government big falling off in lition this lquidation censed the it slight signs of recc mber price wis hammer before the selling pressure I'h wis noticeul s red commission_he it " the feal de rded in rather \ Te e coun were re es. The rthwest re last week Aggre bushels YOAT g me sell wheat and whels, Th cted Lo show an W bushels radically rtowas o been car contr IS were 1270 % bushels' a influenced § of btedly clearances al 1o ¥ v oof w 1 i terop rep who hid o bullish officta] figures £ dimage which hive nd lguidition was heavy There wis long corn, prices September but the der had rea that the market b ferings were small car ptember rang ¢ and closed 1, lower wenk painfal a4 to ex [ been improved | point and | . at for ihb throughout, the d almost entirely rn. Husiness was special importance ere the b sellers cars ember T and sed i most part and market by th largely Ele- it nged | lower re heavy, influenced by and by 'the weakness (8 very little specilative moderate Taquidation kers. Drices ruled At the close wer at $11.60, and Septe the in helng lower r r| ! ribs | cipts cars; Mond 90 Wheat 90 cars; stures ranged ns follows High. | Low. | Close. ns wer win 1 as follows ter patents pring patents, - BTy, 1y 8 1ng 3.500 b pring No. 150; No. ling, 2 white, 234G L1 4 f e it v flax timoth 4840, Me fair rthwest bl e short 100 dted clear | Kh wines gal, loaf. $6.8 $6.32; | shiy ts. Shipment 1 Provisio 1.~ WHEAT enin an A el w e ad tim; American mized, new, ember, O § | the | * | ber s1 ORANGES - Medit box, $; \ in LEMONS—Califor rrane oty ' tane BANANAS Per hunch MISCELLANEOUS Frovinic WHEAT A st cember, 3o eptember unchane it & demand Tim $1 prai- i, in better prices, which 81 temand with e stronger, | fobbi Dy elent si extra iddes, Ktend bui clear HIEMP TWING IRON COTTON TALS - Lead At $1.00 POULTRY 8140 turkeys sprih hort TS Stead 81 W00, Spelter Dull; chicke prin 2ei sprin, springs, creamery, 1 RECEITS 000 B corn SHIPMENTS 40,000 bk corn ur, 4,000 bl 19,000 i i Flour whent W b 0 bu 1 i, bu; oats, Clty Graln and Provisio, CITY 1.-—WH com hird cholce prairic BUTTER 16¢ OGS stock, turned; more RECETT Wheat, bu.; oat 0 b SHIPMENTS - W 14,400 bu.; oats, none o iry, fancy, Firm; fresh Missc 100,¢ per dozen, | new white wood case i and Ka Off, cas included, 46,300 bu.; corn, 16,60 18200 bu; corn, T TOLEDO lower. CORN-Tull September, 40 OATS - Dull tember RYE- Dl CLOVER 8510 in £5.00, do Graln 0. Aug vor! 7 lower; Market. WHE il 1 Aug st i AT-—Dull, i Septem unchanged; nchanged; No. 2 BED Dl hihor ¢, $5.40; October, and Flour. WHEAT—In September track, No. northern Dicemb northern, i FLOUR AND BRAN Lee MILWAUKE} Gra Aug, 1L WHEA Market, W AT MARKSE Effcet on Money i 1 Mar m LONDON t f the me 1 i many are to the of wdVauce 16 the bunk rate hus vnly been pr ol Mank SEARLES & | SEARLES OMAH NERTOTS CERONY: 8 ATE DZASES SPECIALIST Buurantce to cure all cases vurable of WEAK \‘|EN . SYPHILIS Curcd for Life. st Mauhood, Hydrocela Gonorrhoca, Uleet, By phills, Fistula and Kectal Ulcors we ¢ \m.o ele, Stricture, and ail pil seanes and Dinor, Gleet cra of Me strie red at Consultatio DIt S 110 Soutn ) BUFFET LIBRARY CARS Best Dining Car Sarvice 3 KINGSFORD'S CORN STARCH FOR THE TABLE. The Original, Oldest and Be: JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS OF OMAHA DRY GOJDS, . E. Smith & Co, b imperters and Jobbers of | Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods AND NOTIONS BOILERAN) 3dZiTi3)NW ORK brako, Viisen & Williams Successors Wilson & Drake. Manufacture boliers, smoke stacks and | breechings, pressure, rendering, sheep dip, lard and water tanks, boller tubes cone #tantly on hand, second hand botlers bought | nd sold. " Spectil and prompt attention to repairs in city or country. 19th and Plerce, = — ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. ' Wemrn Electrioal Company Electvical Supplies, Eleotrio Wiring Bells and Gas Lighting G. W. JOHNATON. Mer 1IN Viewara @ SAFE AND IRON WORKS. he Omaha Safe and Iron Werks, G. ANDREEN, Prop. 2 FHUTTE apeciulty of Chats sas Vaits Baors e l*‘lh’l 4th B¢ Omehx, Neb. Davis & GOWE"I Iron Works, 1o K MANUFACTURERS AND JOBHERS OF MACHINERY GENERAL REPAIRING A BPECIALTY IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, 1601, 1501 and 1605 Juckaon Stre om Neb., Tel. 68, B. Zabriskle, Agent. J. B. Cowglll, Mln difis !dr all purposes. National 0il & Paint Co, 101517 Maukel 2 ESCAPE ones Nt OV ANA, NB, JAMES E- BOYD & CO,, Ielephone 1039, Omah COMMISSIO PROVISIONS and STOCKS OARD OF TRADI, Correspondence: John A Warren & Ca virect wi Chicugo and New York GRAIN, H. RpEr'{r'{E\{& co fimKs'“ '