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About The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1885)
The Fastest St oatner in tinWorld. The fnstist steam yaclit alloat in the Stiletto. She is n strange looking little vessel, ninety-five feet long and eleven feet in beam a perfect water. knife. She has a straight bow, and her widest part is a little forward of amidships. From that point to the stern she diminishes in width till the ends in a sharp point. The lirp stern lies low in the water, so tltM tin boat has the appearanee of pointing lier nose into the air. Mie mis a nuiii freeboard in nronortion to her size, and her flush deoks are enclosed with a light railing. Her rig is that of a tliroe-ninsteu scuouiier. aim iter nruo masts look like walkm" sticks. JK-r sinjjlo funnel,, situated forward of the main inasi, mnu u uuiy gray. Her Imll is painted black about a foot and a half above the water, and the rest of it is white. Her row of portholes in the white part look like ninheads in a sheet of note paper. She had a race on tho J 1 nelson Juver recently with the Mary Powell, which has heretofore claimed to bo the fastest boat in tho country. Tho contrast between tho two boats was extraordinary. Tho big wheels of one smote the waters defiantly, clouds of smoke rolled out f her smokestacks, and her walking beam plunged up and down with a forco tliat made her decks tremble. Tho other, little and slim, looked like- a needle on the water, through which she slid with an easy, graceful motion, flinging the spray behind her. The two boats cut the waves nose to nose, and tho Powell s pilot eyed his saucy neigh' bor a trifle anxiously. Soon tho fn o men began to shovel on tho coal, the steam gauge showed a pressuro of thirty-six pounds, and tho river boat bounded ahead. But tho yacht's smoke-stack belched out an angry cloud, and sho whisked up to her first position, bow to bow. Tho Powell mado another effort to win tho advantage, and crowded tho steam to a pressuro ot tnirty-nmo pomms. lint tho yacht was equal to tho occasion and refused to yield an inch. Tho next moment a great sweeping streak of silver foam was Aline off the Stiletto's sheer, and a glistening, boiling white mass of spumo sliot out irom under Her sharp stern. A moment later two jets of water wero shooting threo feet into tho air be hind her, and her bow was cutting through tho water like a bullet through tho air. Sho gavo a great leap for ward, and every living soul on board tho Mary Powell, from the captain in thowheeldown to thecook in the kitch en, opened his mouth and eyes, held his breath, and stared with tho con centrated essence of his whole soul "Great Scott and huckleberries!" ex claimed a deck hand; "look at that!" Tho Stiletto was simply walking away from the Mary Powell, and in a short time was one hundred yards ahead of her. Tho one hun dred grew to two hundred and then to three hundred. Down in the neighbor hood of the steamboat's engine room things were lively. The engineer was watching his steam gaugo and running in and out to see where the yatcht was. The firemen were ramming coal into thefurnaces at a great rate. TheiUary Powell is allowed to carry forty pounds of steam. At one time her gaugo showed thirty-eight. It was no use, however. The little boat kept right on crawling away from her, and at Tarry town light it was plain to see that the Stiletto was a winner. Sho was off Sing Sing at 4:15, having dono the distance, a little less than thirty miles, in Jh 17 m. Tho Mary Powell's tune was in iMin. Itussell Snjrc IjosiiiK" His Grip. Sage lost altogether last year, it is estimated, $8,000,000. He is still a very wealthy man, but his losses have mado him very cautious. Ho is, in fact, so cautious that he is doing no business nowadays to speak of. Ho writes very few privileges, and now that tye does not feel sure, will not en tail loss. He takes no chances. He ceased to bo a power in the "Street," and nobody who knows him believes that ho will ever again acquiro any thing like his old temerity. JIo is thoroughly frightened. Tho prospect of a loss, even a small ono is terronz ing. Sago will probably degenerate into what m tho "falreot is Known as a "coupon clipper." Ho will buy bonds bearing a sure rate of interest, collecting tho interest when it falls duo. Ho will not daro risk his money on the rise and fall of values. Brooklyn Un ion. Bartholdi's Statue of Liberty soon to bo erected in New York, is nearly 105 feet in height from tho foot to tho top of tho torch held in the right hand, and including tho pedestal, 305.11 feet above mean low water mark. Tho lEast rivor bridge towers are each 278 feet high, so that tho torch of Liberty is moro than twenty-soven feet above 'their top stones. Tho statue is of copper sheets in a largo number of sec fions beaten by tho renousso process nto the desired form. Tho sheets aro iheld in place by an ingenious and in tricate system ' of iron trusswork. Every scientific precaution haB been taken to secure tho statue against the forco ot tho wind and hold it immov ably in place. It will bo attached to a series of iron'stays embedded in the masonry of tho pedestal and when ionce in position it is thought it will bo as firm as if it wero part of tho na tivo rock on which it will stand. Elec trie lights will make it a 6hining bea con to be Been many miles away at .night, while during tho day its stupen dous size will command tho notice of every one who enters tho beautiful bay. Tho "blanket" newspaper blieeta of Chicago have boon surjMwwod by the Nows of that city in the publication of forty-four pngae, forty of thtm, how ever, being devoted to the lint of delin quent tax payors of Cook county, aim goetivo of tho foot that all oi Cook county is to b sold for taxes. A .Mother's l'enrs. E. W. C Vfo know that many chil dren have died from the use of cough mixtures containing morphia or opium. But tho now remedy Bed Star Cough Cure is entirely vegetable and harm less, and eminent physicians testify aa to its curative powers. I o- A LoTlne Lltllo Girl. Alright little miss living on Eagle street was riven a warm cookie by n ceighbor. Though contrary to her custom the mother allowed tho child to eat it. Shortly the bttlo girl cx- .claimed: "Mamma, let mo go up and get another cookie; 1 know Mrs. will givo me one." "No, dear, it will liiako you sick." "Will 1 die and go io heaven?" "Yes." "Well, Mrs. (her Sunday school teacher) says heaven is a beautiful place." "You don't want to go to heaven and leave papa and mamma, do you?" "Well, mamma, you get a cookie, too, and come with mo to heaven." Utiea Jlcr- aid. Apologizing Under Difllcultlcs. A polito stranger in a railway sta tion, said to an old gentleman who he had accidentally kicked with his foot: "I beg your pardon, sir." "Eh," said tho deaf old gentleman. "I beg your pardon, sir," repeated tho polito stranger, now slightly em barrassed. "I don't quito understand you," he said, mildly. "I beg vour pardon, I kicked you." "What for?" "An accident," roared tho stranger. "An accident! Bless mo! Where?'' How Sho Bcformcd Him. "Does vour husband go to tho lodge, Mrs. Gibberick?" "Well, ho just don't. I broko uu that little gamo quito a while ago." 'Win', how in tho world did vou do it?" "Whenever ho started for the lodge, I went with him as far as tho skating rink, and told him to call for mo ou his way home. It only took a few doses to euro him." Chicago Ledger. Wo learn with plcasurothatMr. Mark Dean, recently a student in Elliott's business college, has been appointed cashier of a bank at Avoea, Neb. First-class mutton in London and Canada brings tho samo prico ns the same class ol beef. 1'u.riiiers' Ifill". Some- fanners adhere, even against tin full light of fact und discovery, to tho old fashioned folly of coloring butter with car rots, annatto, and inferior substances, notwithstanding the splendid record made by the improved liuttcr Color, prepared by Wells, Kiclianlson it Co., Burlington, Vt. At scores of tho best agricultural fairs it has received tho highest award over all competitors. Tho best card for tho doctor tho sick spot. CATAltltH OF Till! lU.ADDKK. Btlnctne, lrrltucm, Inflammation, all Kidney nd Urinary Complaints, cured by Uuctm-l'alba." II. Tho best card for all human beings th heaven spot. Mensman's Pkptomujd bbkf tonic, th only preparation of beef containing lt kntirk nutritious rxorxitTiKS. it contains blood-making force, gener ating and llfe-sustainlnc properties; Invaluable for Indirection, dyspepsia, nervous prostration, and all forms of general debility: also. In all enfeebled con ditions, whether the result of exhaustion, nervous prostration, overwork or acute disease, particularly If resulting from pulmonary complaints. Caswell, Haz ard & Co., Proprietors, New York. Sold by druggists. The sultan of Turkey sends to Paris for his patent-leather boots. "KOUUH ON CATAltKII." Corrects offensive odors at once. Complete enro of worst chronic canes, also unequalcd as gargle for Dlptttierla, Sore Throat, Foul llreatn. 50c The best card for everybody to discard the hate spot. Ilalford Ssmcu. Try It on your beam. It Is delicious. Sold everywhere. Omaha Nebraska Fair. When you come to the fair stop at tho Methoi'Olitan Hotel. Regular rate. Arrangements havo been mado for ac commodating 1,000 peoplo per day comfortably and cheaply. This same houso took caro of moro peoplo last year than any hotel in Omaha, and gavo tho best of satisfaction, as thousands of last year's visitors can testify. Remem ber tho place, Metropolitan hotel, cor ner of 12th and Douglas streets. Cars from tho depot within ono block, and all conveyances to tho fairgrounds start from this house. Thero aro 17,000 dentists in the United States. "Whan Baby was sick, -wo gars her Castorla, "When iho was a Child, sho cried for Caatorla, When ah became Mlsa, aha clung to Castorla, Tfhaa she had Children, she care them CastorU, Tho Bank of North America was tho first bank ot the United States. Goethe used to cherish a live snake in his favorito chimney corner. THE IIOI'K OF THE NATION, Children, slow In development, puny, scrawny and delicate, use "Wells' lleaJta Jtenewer The population of Great Britain ia about 80,000,000. "Hunt's Remedy ia valuable and its ben efits are permanent. Cured mo of kidney disease." SULLIVAN FENNER, Providence, R. L Hunt's Remedy cures Bneedily. bilious headache, costiveness, dyspepsia, strength ens llio stomach, and purities tho blood. Dyspepsia Is earned by carelessness In diet, high living, eating too rajtdly, too rich food, overtaxing the stomach with Indigestible food, 4c Constipation, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, distress after eating, faint neat, dizziness and caprjf loos appetite are some of the many distressing symptoms. Hood's Banaparula toner the stomach, and promotes healthy digestion, thus curlt-g the most obstinate cases of dyspepsia." I saSertd with dyspepsia many years, and de spaired of ever being well. The medicines I used old me no good, flood's Sarsapsrllla being recom mended I tried It, and consider nifself enUrely well. I cannot express myself strongly enough In favor of Hood's SarsaparUla." ills. 8. U. Disua, UarUs bead. Mass. I had dyspepsia several years, and tried Hood's earssparllla with Ibe very best results." 11 s. U. J, ltTast, Indianapolis, Ind. Hood's SarsaparUla Bold by all druggists. Hi sir for 15, Prepared by C. I. HOOD A CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar. IMPORTANT TRANSFER. The Acme Inaiir.-iiiro Company! of nioluca, llctlrvn ami Truiialcra It l'ollclo to tint Mnto Iiimir knct Ciuiuiiyi The roUremenk of th Aemo Insurance Company, "I I'm Moliion, la announced, it having reinsured 1U policies In ths State Insuranco Company of Unit city. The Acme was a voung, strong company, Dut Its busi ness was unprofitable, and (or this r ens on It retires. By the transfer ot Its policies to so strong u company us the State, the most ample socurlty Is assured, for this company stands at the head of all others In the West, as a sound and reliable insti tution. It bus been doing business now for twenty years. Its last annual report shows assets, $8il0.7a8.45, with a surplus of $452,007.00. Hon. Ira Cook, presi dent of the retlrlnn company, In a circular to the policy holders of the Acme, says: "In selecting a company In which to rein sure the policies of this company, wo have chosen ono of the oldest, and wo believo tlie soundest of the Iowa insurance coin panics." The standing of the State Insur ance Company, of Des Moines, fully justi fies this statement. The Acmo oould not have placed Its policies in a stronger or better company, or ono that commands moro generally the public confidence Geo. II. Maish, president, and J. C. Cummins, secretary, of the State Insurance Company, havo large experience in tho business, and aro financiers of acknowledged ability. Under their ablo management, tho Stato will continue its unprecedented career ot prosperity. HAVE YOU A DAUGHTER TO EDU CATE? Eend for Catnloguo of Cnllminn Collcce, Dks Moines, Iowa. If thero ever was a specific for any ono com plaint then Csrtor's Little Liver nils aro a aprciuo lor sick iiennnuiie, unu evurj nuiunu should know this. They aro not only a pos itive cure, but a Btiro provntlvo If taken when tho upprosch Is telt. Carter's Llttlo Llvor l'llls act directly on tho liver and bllo, and in this way romovo tho chuso of disease without first making- you sick by a weakening puruo. If you try them you will not bo dis appointed. Tho number of bananas on a bunch aver ages 110. Far cuts from barbid wlreftncf, sere thoulderi, kicks and open teres on animal), usi Stiwart't Healing Powder, IS and 60 ctt. a box. Bartholdi is expected to arrivo in Now York some time in September. FATI'IVT.SobtaiiiPtI lv Louis Hatrger k Co., At torneys, Wnahlngtun.U.C. EstVUSIMAdvice free. Thirty yenrs ago I'atti received only $100 a we'ek for her singing. To a criminal neg lect of preventive medication may be ascribed n majority of the ailments which affect humanity. It is ft weii-acenaineii fact, that a course of llottcttcr'9 Ktomnch Hitters will put even n naturally feeble ? system In such a state r of defensothat Itwlll be competent to ro stst the most preva lent causes of dis ease, such ns tho ma IIrii Influence of ml axiiia, unwholesome water, exccsalvo lirat, damp, cold, fuel dcu changes temp erature, Ac. Forssleby all Drug gists and Dealers ncncrally. FARMERS. This Is what Interests you all. The cslebrated Latago Collar, mado from our 1.ATAUO Oil Tanned Leather. Warranted not can wash them when dirty anil tner win Keen sou ana Ask jour dealers fnrthem Use them ana you win nave no other. LINCOLN TANNING CO., Lincoln, Nebraska, -8ole Manufacturers HAIHED MET AND ESTATES. Nctt oi KJq ui Htlrt wfcnUd, wfc hT bro i4vr Um1 for la all wU ef U, B. tati Frt in covitrl fr n&j law fui iw ssstrsi, w trials luwi V4 whj (us a K.tin rfj NUtot. Omr lUooral rKtmlii tf.GoQ iimu. Yr f .,! PN ly uM ntjr M Isbodk UQa. ficstl far M iNtut W. C. McCORD & CO., Pes Molnct, lowa fjj R. U. AWARE THAT Lorillard'D Climax Plug bearlni a rf ttn tf ; that laniard's Item i.eiif fine cut that I)HIIarira Harr Clltaplnsra, ad that IrllU d's Hunfla, are th bst And heatst. quality eouai trM ? Uennan AnluruaCiirenaveryi(t(Kivein. ImalMii redetn tne worst cahns.ltiaurea comfort 5ahlealep; tffectacurpswheroa lhernfkiL 4 i mai eenvi nraj ifis man a em iro i. rncti t, r.siu xi -a-a.riciiriicYiKTarir nvinaii. Min Ti q if ir icier. ioraltrntt. nn7ll.HCIIIKFMAN.f!t.I'aul.MlnnRI LADY AGENTS VZSESX emtiloyroeat nd rood aalarr allinf Queen City hklrt sad htorClngSuiipartcri(.8ampl outfit rrro. iddreas Cincluuiu Suspender Co., Cincinnati. O Aiinnr Dannlo If yon wlih sf sess Education, go to lbs old rellab e Iowa f City College. Eifd In 18S6. Beud f r Co'. J'n'L Addr.ss, Com'l Oellece, Iowa City, la a suuuu itui fetfe h STOMACH P 47), Omaha Fair and Exposition Association, FAIR HELD AT OMAHA, NEB., SEPTEMBER 41b TO lift, 1885 $0,500 OlTcrcA fur Hpcetl Trot line, I'iioIiikT, ICuniiinf;. $lli,000 OfIereI for IIorhOH, Cattle, Mliecp, IIon, I'oultry, Frultn tintl I'lotrcr. (35.00 for tO enrs White Corn; $35.00 for 50 enrs Vollow Corn; $35.00 for CO ears Calico or Mixed Corn Threo llalloon Abcensionsdurinir Fair. New and Wonderful Japaneso daylight Fireworks, exhibited during three days of Fair. New Amphitheatre, Bpoed Stalls, Fences, For Premium Usts or Information, address n IA.Mi:i H. WIIi:i:i.i:it, Hecrctnry, Jloom 1, CrclKhton Illoclt, Omaha, Neb. be the Best and NEBRASKA STATE FOR INFORMATION APPLY TO ROB'T W. FURNAS, Brownville, Red Star Tree from Opiates, Mmetiea and Voltont. A PROMPT, SAFE, SURE CURE Far Cen a a, Soro Tarsal, Uoaneaeaa, Infloeaia, Calda. Uranehltla, Croup. Whooplnr Cough, Astama, Quinsy, I'alnala Cheat, .niou.r ration, of tht Throat and Lunca. Trice no cento a bottle. Sold by DrngKlsts and Deal er. Parties unable to Induce their dtattr to promptly get It for litm tclll recetre tiro bcttltt,i:iprin cAargf pM, by ttndlnt; one dollar to mi nuRLts i.vor.EttR conns r, S.laOwa. riant ILauuctnr.ra, Baltlia.r., SUrjIaat, U. B. A. MALT BITTERS, If you wish to be rellevod ot thoss Urrlble Slclc Hoadaclieaond that miserable Sour Stom ach It will, when taken according to direc tions, cure any case or Sick Ilaatlnche or Sour Stomach. It cleans the lining of atouiacli and bowels, promotes healthy action and swest seoretlon. It makes ,nire blood and gives It freo flow, thus sending nutriment to every part. It la the safest, speediest and surest Vegetable llemedjr ever invented for all diseases ot ths toniiacla and liver. J. M. Moore, of Farmlngton. Mich., sapt My nuurliis from Sick Ilea dnclin and Sour Stomncli was terrible. Ouo bottle ot Hoju and Malt Hitters cured me. Do not est Hona and JTInlt Hitters con founded with Interior preparations of similar name. For sale by all druirgiits. HOPS & UALTJITTERSJM ethoit, Mich. We Wnnt 0,000 More DooK Agents to Bell Tho Porsonal History of Tb s)k smbrMialka OaairtVi titlr titltlirr, dftl MrvtM, tsW CrlitU isfMr, ad It tt hm sdtUm rlUt klttrj f lm nt A lr kaa 4e sot) sxtat luva, UMrlj llluttMtl wait tit (tta rf OrattJ Attn j Pest tad t t?ff UviiMp, Ba Cr TusI partiouUrt A blEClALTCRMH TO AQCNTn, tr kuj t fcf ndlBf teen fer tut It. rMtHe ihli afr.1 Aalrtia, A.lIliltlCAN lMlUMSIllNCJ CO., HnrtrorJ ilostou, Clilcuao, C'lnclniinil, or bt. l.oula. University of Notre Dame, MAIN 11UILD1NO. The F.lKhty-Thlrd Session will open Tuesday, Sept. tth. Full courses In Classics, Law, Sciences, Mathematics, Muaic. A thorourh rOMMIJHCIAI, COUltSR Is one oC the distinguishing features of tho Institution Special advantages are offered to students of the Law Course. TIIK MINIM DEI'AItTMKNT, for boys under 1.1, Is unliuo In drslun and In the com pleteness of Its equipments. Catalogues, clUng full particulars, will be sent free, by addressing Kkt. T. K. WALSH, ('. Si C, rnKnii.EJfT, Notiik Daux, Indiana. LOW COST HOUSES, Including IMII.H DKSKJNS. with elevations, plans, details, specifications, bills of materials, and estimates of coat. 12 largo ilill plates, of practical designs, costing from '' to :!,((. paper blndlm;, mailed to nny Uildrrss on receipt of II.U). WJI. T. COMSIOCK, 1'uIj. 0 Astor PI. N. V. Moriililnn Ilulilt Cured In 10 to MOiIuyn. Noimy till Cured. Dr. J. bTJcriiENs, Lchanou, Ohio. ssa I I r-- r a n( Its ( .urn here and earn irnod CLtunttrtll. n. situations furnlslicd. Valentine Ilros., Janesvllle, Wis. -Largest ever Held, LINCOLN, NEB., Sept. 11-18," 1885. Neb, rHIili mmmim WHKKK TO TltAUK JSiair W,S T1 tlSHI 11 CAl'ITAI. W10,OO. CQMrfTIOCIAL NATIONAL BAtK. Eisa Miu-Aan. rrest. A. r. Horsuxi. Cu'r Oinnltn, Nrliraska. II. KotNTii, lrest. F. II. Datis, Cash. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Southwest Corner Thirteenth nnd Fnrnam. C. W. lliutLTorr. I'rest. XI. T. IIaklow, Casr. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK, Southwest I) or. l'-Jth mill Farnam Btroets. Fi Mvnritr. Trest. ltax. H. Wood. Cash. CAPITAL AND SUItl'I.US 82.10,000. THE MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK. Omahii, Nebrnskii. NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK, THE IRON HANK. II. IT. Yatss, I'rest. A. 1'.. Tour aum, Vlce-rresU Corner 13th nnd l'aruum Streets. MAX MKYF.U A CO., Jobbers ol Cigars, Tobaccos, Guns and Ammunition. 1020 to 1034 Fnrnnm St., Onmlm. OMAHA COAL AND 1'llOUUCK CO. Wholesale Dealers In Hard and Soil Coal, And Exclusive Dealers lo Houlder, Colorado, Coal 817 S. Fourteenth St., Omahn. VISIT THi: OllKAT Omaha 99 Cent Department Store. The Largest Variety Store In tho West 1S!00 l rniu Street. MMK. HICliMAN, Fine Millinery and Fancy Goods. 1414 DoiiRlna Street, OiniUin, Neb. KDllOI.M 5: lCHlCKSON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JEWELERS. 16th nnd Dodge Streets, Opp. l'asloaice. 11KCTOU. VVII.HKI.MY A CO., WHOLESALE HARDWARE. Western Aernts for Austen Powder, .lefferson Steel. alls, Fslrbsnk's htaiulard Scale,. Corner loth anil lluriiey St., Ontulia. CI.AUKK IIKOS. ,t CO., Omaha Codec and Spico Mills, Imporlors of leas, tottccs and bpiccs, htc- 1414 & 1410 iiitiiitijr Hi., OnitUtn. ItA.MHi;, TAILOR AND MEN'S FURNISHER. 1311 Fnrnnm Street. SUllltOl l.K .V COMIAI), Druggists and Chemists, Specialty of Pro scrinlions. 2118. 10th, ldoorN. lt,i) it's Opern House. DEWKY & Sl'ONK, FURNITURE DEALERS. 1115 nnd 1117 F.irunin Strost. AMES' REAL ESTATE AGENCY. 1007 Fnrnnm St., Oinnhii, Neb. Cull And Sno V. T. S. OllIUOK CO., TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES. Cor. 10th nnd Cnpltol Ave. NK1I11ASKA FUKI. CO., Wholosalo and Retail Hard and Soft Coal S10 South Thirteenth .Street. WKl.TV Ji I.AMIKOCK, Saddles, Harness and Wholcsalo Saddlery tiarawarc. 1413 Fitrniim Street. MILTON 110UUKS& SOS, Stovos, Ranges, Furnaces Mantels, Grates and I lies. 1331 nnd 1333 Fnrnnm Street. CAI1N lUtOTIIKItS, Fino Clothing and Furnishing Goods, 1313 Frtriiimi Street, Onitihn. A. 1'. SCIIACK, Wholesale Commission Merchant, Fruits, occus ana proauco. No. 313 S. Twelfth Street Omnlin. GHKAT W1JST1JKN FUll COMl'ANT. RICHTER, THE FURIER. 1333 Fnrnnm Street, Omnlin. CIIAS. M'llONAl.O. Importer and Manufacturer of Ladles' Fine Suits, Cloaks and Mantles. Opp. I'nxton, 1-108 Furunui Street. .1. KVANS, Wholcsalo and Retail Dcalor in Agricultural, Forest and Flower Seods. 141 li mill Holler sta. JtJWINO Si CO., Hydraulic and Mechanical Engines, Steam Pumps, Engines and Boilers. 14th nun llmliiii Nik,, Onmlin. A. J. SIMl'SO.V, Carriago Manufacturer, Good Second-Hand Buggies and Phaetons (or Salo. 14011 & 1411 I ...isr.. S ., Oinuhll. 1 A. otli.tAltr Si CO., Manufacturers and Jobbers. FINE ENGINE AND CYLINDER OILS. 1017 Jonrs St., Omuliit. MeCAOUI! IIUOTIIKItS, BANKERS. Mortsases snd Loans Negotiated, Investment ecurltles, Corwroiidciii o Hollcltcd. OlIIH llll, KrliruaKu. 1IOUST A ItlDDKI.I., General Commission Merchants, Butler, Eggs, Foreign and Domestic Choose. 112 ti, 14th St. COOTANT Si KUUIHF.S, Wholesale Dealers and Shippers In Hard and Soil Coal, Best Varieties. ai3 H 13th Stro.t. t. V, OOOKMAN, Wholesale Druggist and Jobber In Paints, Oils and Window Glass. I'Mruuui NlrtBt, Ouiuha. KEMPER HALL, AVINI'OIIT, I O V A , A buiouj'il Ks V"1W'". , advantagi il a LliiliV a si iiooi itfliiut f'aitfufdfiiVi'liu"' lu.iru :aut iMlniiifuts 00 u lau bvius gs lliullsd nuuiUf lt HI I'll. A FAY's 1UU MANILLA R00FIN0 1 1 lleipiui lrs l mh irnilirri i iiOMIM. 1(1 WIII'.N VISITING THE . mmr&' EBRASKA FAIR. TWO VANKKK Oni'lIANS, Andrews Bros., Clothiers and Tailors. 1113 Farnnvi Street, Omnlia. I. OllhUr'KI.DKK S: CO., Importers and Jobbers of Millinery antf Notions. 1213 nnd l'ilrt Ilnrnry Street, Omaha,. L. 11. W1I.1.IAJ1S .V bOX, Dry Goods, Carpets, Boots and Shoes. Corner Fifteenth nnd IodR Sta. tlKFF XV llKDFOKI), COAL, COKE, LIME AND STONE. Office, 313 S. 14th St., Omahn. Ynrds, Oth n ml Dnvvnpoit Sta. It. J. SAXK, LEADING HATTER. .rj)ern House, 1430 Fnrnnm Street. MAX MKVF.U & llltO., Manufacturing Jewelers, Dealers In Pianos and urgans. Cor. 11th & Fnrnnm Sta,, Omaha. S. I'. MOHSK CO., 1315 and 1317 Farnam Strccet, Omaha, Have houirht anil lire nelllnc the cela lirut eil Slult li atiirlt of itrr irooils lit llftr cents on the dollar. W1UTN1JV & CO., Commission Merchants and Brokers, Produce, Provisions, Fruits, Etc. 1404 Ooilce Street. JIHYKlt & KAAl'Ki:, Wholosalo Fancy Grocers, Teas, Spices, Cigars and Tobaccos. 1317 nnd 1310 Dimglna St., Omahn. KU1IOLM & intlCKSON, Wholcsalo and Retail Music Dealers. Stato A(?ents Stclnway and Webster Flano. lfith nnd OoiIko Streets, Opp. l'ostiifllco. WILSON Jt I,AUIi)N, AVholcsalo Dealers In TEAS, GROUND SPICES AND CIGARS. 14 10 mill 14.18 lliiruej'Nt., Oiunha. II. T. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY. Wholosalo Druggists, Jobbers of Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Etc. 1 114 llnrm-y St., Oiuntiu, Neb. t.j. iii:aui into., Wholcsalo Wall Paper and Window Shades. SumpIcK Sent ou Appllcutiou. 1410 IIuiikIiis bireet. AI.I.K.V I1K03 , WHOLESALE GROCERS, 1110 nnd 1113 IloiiRlna St., Omnhn. l'AxroN, OAi,i..vum:it & co Wholesalo Groceries and Provisions. Nor. 70S, 707, 701) 711, S. 10th St., Omaha. 1CKKN, S1K.MSSKN Jt CO., Wholcsalo Fish Dealers and Importers of Foreign Fish. Oil nnd 013 Tiina t-irel mid U. 1. Track. WIDKMAN A CO., Produco Commission Merchants, Poultry, But ter, Game, Fruits, Etc. 330 S. 14iti Stieel, Omiatin. I. 1. I.A11SON & CO., Wholosalo Dealers in Whiskies and Cigars, And Uoucral Agents for the l'liilln llrsta' Celebrates. Milwaukee Deer, Omal na, act). l'KVCICi: IXKOS., Commmission Merchants, Fruits, Produco an! Provisions. Fnrnnm St , Omnlin, Nab. A. I.. STIIANO COJIFANr, Pumps, Pipe, Englnos, Steam, Water, Rail way and Milling Supplies, Etc. 030, Os3, 034 Fiirnmn St., Omnhn, Neb. w. J. imoATGtr, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Stool, Springs, Wagoi Stock, Hardwood Lumber, Elc. 1300 linn 1311 llnrney St., Omaha. 15. 11. CIIAI'MA? Ji CO., Wholcsalo Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobacco, and Smokers Articles. 1317 Howard Strenl, Omnhn. 1. M.STUIILK&tlO., Wholesalo Grocers, Solo Agents for Vand Flor Do Valoncla Cigar. 1210 to 1223 Hnrm-y Street. OUO. flKVN, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER. 1000 DoiicIiib H rent, Omnhn. N. II. FAI.CONUIt, Importer, Jobber, and Retailer ol Dry Goods, Notions, Black and Colored Silks, Etc. ISlh nnd Douglas Sis. A. UOSl'K, Artists' Materials, Pianos and Organs. 1S13 DoiirIss St., Oinuhll. GKATTON Jt DUUMMONl), MANUFACTURERS OF FINE CARRIAGES. 1313 & 1317 llnrney St. MHUUF.I.I. S: HOSKNZWFIO, Wall Paper, Shades, Art Glass, Do a General House and Sign Painting Business. 1315 Doiicliisj St. jos. gauni:au ckackku co., Manufacturers of Fine Crackers and Bread. II re ad Bhlpped to all Farts of tho State. Write far l'rlces. OmniiM, Nub, IIIMKIIAUa.l JSTAYLOlt, Builders' Hardware, Mochanlcs' Tools an Bulfalo Scales. 1403 Douclua St., Omabn, HOOKS. The Literary Revolution, Marvols of Cheapnest and Beauty. Send for Catalogue lo Wheeler Ilros., AicDta. IQUa Douglua St., Omaha. V, CUIlltlKIt, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, lfaruaui, list, 1 litis ami 13th, Oiualitv. SAIHT KATHARINE'S HALL, IIAVlt.M'OUT, IOWA, 1 llOsllllINO Bl IIOOI, Fllll VOI'HII l.aDllJ A buuitur vt Muuils mifllrd U for . l'la.aaUi UI SU4HM s MUtl kin , y us lb Mit.itili'M tit. Kim Luiiditiss, tssui (u i ftirulsliad, NiallkfW I'ltftiuu, A fud iiis i(i' i!;,ui J USflf.tf. jfui t. sisiirur uu v u is, ajuisas y aitosiiuson, IlltlVI'l l'lftM. M'tA .'.AiaV Vfi? IV. N IT,, OwhUu. 273-33,