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    OMAHA DAILY BEE THUHSDAY. JANUARY 1 , 1885 ,
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Phursday Mornine , Jan , 1 ,
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
U
Subscribers who want extrA copies o ! th (
Annual Rovlow muit order thorn from this of
f
fico.
After Jamury 1st , Ihe millinery csttib-
iibments will close at 0:30 : openings , except-
inir on Saturday evenings , wh n they will b <
kept open lator.
The local freight officers of the Unior
Pacific , U. & M. and 0. , St. P. , M. & O
roods will bo closed to-day on accownt o
holiday. _ _
Sunday hours will will govern the delivering - ;
livoring and receipt of mail at the poatofficc
to-day. A delivery will take place f torn 12 to
1 ; and the catricn will make ono trip in the
morning ,
John O'Brien , of I'ontanello , lown , ar
rived in the city Tuesday morning , with both
hands frozen , llo waa taken to St. Josoph't
hospital for medical attention. Dr , Galbraitl :
aaya that n part of ono of hia hands may have
to bo amputated ,
Last night nt 12 o'clock Coroner Maul
stepcm dawnond outctollico nod the lion. J ,
C. Drexel "our noble standard bearer'
arbixlhimielf in hisolficinl robe and stoped uj
and took hia ecnt on the throne to sit nnd ncl
on suicides and accidental deaths during the
year 1885.
There will bo no New Year's carrier nd-
dross issued from the BEE office to-day , as
the Illustrated llov low will probably suit the
subscribers far botter. The publishers ol
this paper have made arrangements to give t
each carrier boy iv Now Years'preaont , hence
the naual address is not necessary ,
The many friends of Mr. Tom Pioronet
will rejoice to learn that ho has been appoint-
d and confirmed as a member of the Omaha
police force , There Is no two ways about it ,
Tom will make a gallant and efficient officer
and will bo an honor to the city and reflect
credit upon the mayor for making so worthy
on appointment.
An alarm waa turned In last night from
Sixteenth nnd Webster streets , which was
promptly responded to by the fire department.
The blaze turned out to bo a trilling affair.
Mrs. Hammond , Sixteenth nnd Burt , waa
drying some clothed , when they accidentally
caught firo. The blaze was extinguished easily
with the atslstnncD of neighbors.
People ever almost the entire city are
complaining of the dimly burning gas. This
circumstance la duo to the fast that the gaa Is
tall of impurities , especially of a'watery na
ture. The Intense cold , together with the
mow , has , so to speak , trusted thu gas anU
C.V1803 it to emit but a feeble light.
Seal of North Carolina Smoking To
occo lathe best.
Signal Oflloo Points.
The following will show the lowest
temperature for every day in the month
of December :
The figures are taken from the signal
records for the month ,
The signal observation after the first of
the year will bo taken according to fifth
meridian time , instead of local or Wash
ington timo.
The signal office has been refitted with
a now sot of mecurlal Instruments.
Lewis Duane , the now signal officer is
expected to arrive from 'Washington to
day.
Ogden Sleeper Discontinued.
A few months ago a through sleeper
waa put on from Chicago to Ogden. It
1ms been found after n thorough trial tliat
the running of this sleeper is not a paying
scheme anil consequently it will not bo
run after to-day. Passengers from the
cast to Ogden will have to change sleeping
cars at the transfer as before the Ogdcn
deeper was put on. This will bo con
siderable trouble to the passengers , but
tliu Pullman company saya there is not
money enough in the business to warrant
them in running a through car.
Bn n
Smoke Seal of North Carolina Tobac
co.
North "Western Legion of Honor.
At the adjourned mooting of the North
Western Legion of Honor , Goto Olty
Council , No. 4 , hold December 30th ,
1881 , the following named officers were
elected : *
Sol Prince , Commander.
0. A. Thelmau , Vice Commander.
G. A. Wilcox , Secretary.
E. H. Lucas , Collector.
Willis Yates , Treasurer.
H. Kalish , Guide.
John Spoorl , Warden.
. Muldoon , Sentry.
Oolomoyor , Trustee.
Frank Burdlck , Trustee ,
Jacob Schrlvor , Trustee.
To servo for the term of ono year.
There are many cheap cosmetics offered
for sale , which claim to contain nothing
injurious to the skin. This is all bosh ,
all , or very nearly all are compounded
from the most deleterious and polslonous
drugs In the ui&toria modica. They do-
troy the vitality of the skin , miking the
consumer prematurely withered and old.
J. A. Pozzoiii gusrantoes hia medicated
complexion ponder entirely free from all
Injurious mutter , Use none other and
you will never regret. Price CO cents
and § 1 per box. Sold by all druggists
and perfuToru.
For OIiiuliltH1 Sake.
The executive committee having in
charge the charily ball , mot yesterday
morning and organized by electing
-Jamea E. Boyd , chairman , and Frank
Murphy , secretary and treasurer. A.
enb-committeo conslstlnc of 0. P. Wood.
worth , chairman ; J. M. Ross. Joseph
Garneau , Jr. , Gdorga Patterson and Dr.
Sixo WCH appointed to take charge all
tbo details ,
The latter commit too met ahortlyafter-
wards and determined on Wednotday ,
January M , as the date , and Boyd's
opera house as the place for holding the
ball , A number of largo subscriptions
have already bsen made to the fund and
everything points to a grand euccctr ,
THE EVE OF NEW YEAR ,
CcleliratoryFestinllBAttenillDglhBOl
Year's ' 4)epaitnic. )
Various KvcnlH ThronRliout thoClty-
ricastiro Blnrlcs the Ad
vent of 1885.
Now Years day dawned upon the citj
of Omaha quietly and uneventfully. A
the strlko of 12 , midnight , the now yoai
was ushered In , the old ono ushered out
The year of 1884 , rrlth all Its Borrows
ltd joys , Its heart-aches , Its gladness ; t
yoir which has brought to some the deep
oat of grlof , and to others has boon , per
chance , the opltomo of pleasure ; jju
" " * "
year which""haa "brought about so man ;
changes in the lifo of every Omahan
aomo changes which are quiet and al
but Imperceptible , othora of the mos
startling and radical character
the year which has wltnossoi
BO may sad transitions from death , to life
o may joyous once from lifo to death
the old year which to many has boon one
of blasted hopes and promises ; ha
passed away , and has boon mot on the
throshhold by the now year 1885.
Throughout the city the night was ono
of general pleasure. "
At St. I'liilomena's hall the operatic
"Dress Rehearsal" wan given. The
saris were are wall sustained one
svincod the most careful drill and pro
paratlon. The following was the cast oi
characters :
Miss Jones , principal of Grover hotisa ncade
tny , . Nellie Thompson
Mdlo. Eplnard , Gronch govoroosa
Rosa O'Connor.
Amy Nlbbj , ( afterward Cinderella )
Kate Croft.
Inra Williams , ( afterward the prince )
Delia Casey.
Surah Armthe greedy girl..Cdia Hunting ,
iophroiiin Splvin0 , tbo romantic girl
N ellie Heolnn ,
tfartha Higging and Carry Johnson , ( after
ward the spiteful sisters )
linsp Ford unu Julia Mnhonoy.
lira. Jatvoy , n retired actress. . . .Alice Croft.
Hiss Prudence Pinchbacb , a visitor
Mary Dowitt.
lose Jennings , ( afterward fairy godmother ) . .
Busoanna Bradley ,
lumpio , Mary Hogan ,
Jnno , a servant Maggie Ileolan.
At Crounao's hall Overland lodge ,
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers ,
; ave their second annutl ball. About
ovonty-fivo knights of the smokestack ,
? lth tholr lady frlondp , were present.
Dancing was Indulged in until a Into
lour. Among the various features of
occasion was the presentation to the
edge of a beautiful banner , elegantly
wrought In silk and velvet , with aracono
minting. The banner , a gift from the
ady frlouda of the members of the lodge ,
was presented in a noatand tolling speech
by Jndgo Hull. The following
was the committee on arrange
ments : F. M. Call , G. 0. Fair , M.
tfurphy , J. 0. Sheehy , T. D. Kluney ,
1. J. Gentleman , P. W. Porklns , W. H.
Jay , G. T. Anderson.
At Masonic hall a private masquerade
) arty was the event of the ovoning. The
tail which was under the direction of
lesars. Stornadorf and Oook , was in ev-
iry way a pleasurable success , borne
if ty couples , dressed in all kinds of fancy
lasqnorado , were on band and "In-
.nlgod" to the strains of the Musical
Jnion orchestra. Some of the costumes
f the occasion were really very fine , and
detailed mention of them is only pre
luded by the Inexorable laws of "time
nd opaco. " Following Is the committee
f arrangements : H. E. Gray , T. E.
Jones , "W. J. Ward , W. 0. Kolloy.-
An exceedingly largo crowd gathered
t the roller skating rink last night , and
onaidorablo excitement was created by
drawing for several valu.blo prizes
which hove been displayed for the lost
ow weeks. The outfit consisted of a
water sot , castor , caka basket , clock ,
nlckol-platod club roller skates , rink
katos , and a doll , and were won by num
bers 928 , G72 , 2880 , 2GG , 1347 , 265 and
2740 respectively. Mr. M. S. Atkinson ,
wldor of 1347 , and S. W. F. Daley ,
lolder of 205 , were the only ones among
, ho winners who were present.
The largo crowd of young people In at-
ondanco hold on very faithfully until
lalf-past twelve , and wished each other
'a happy Now Year" before they left the
InkThere
There were a number of private watch-
ng parties throughout the city with all of
which Now Yeara eve was the occasion of
appropriate festivities.
Map of Nebraska ,
Just loaned , In colors , showing cities ,
owns , railroads and counties. Mailed
or 15c , J. M. Wolfe , 120 S. 14th st. ,
Omaha , Nob. d5-2w
Xlio Knro Bport \Vatobing tlio
Downfalls of Pedestrians.
At the corner of Sixteenth and
Webster streets is an apron leading
lown to a street crossing , which has
caused moro sinning , ( if profanity In caao
of a fall may ba called alnning ) , than all
the other aprons in the city.
For the past two days about one-fifth
of the persons who passed ever this place
javo either fallen or else made a terrible -
riblo fltEggor , which Is almost as humiliating
*
ating as a fall itself. A BEE reporter has
apartments where ho can watch the dis
comfiture of the unfortunate pedestrians.
During Tuesday night's storm that
apron waa a regular circus ground and
almo3t every ono who passed ever H ap-
loarecl like a clown.
Big men , little nicnmediiim , sized men ,
oung men , middle aged men , and oven
vpmcn wore made to feel that there are
lippcry places in life. It was amusing to
ice ( i man's heels fly up in the air while
us back would land whcro his feet should
10. And then before getting up ho
voulil almost invariably look around to
eo the cause of his sudden eel down.
Strips of wood tlumltl bo nailed upon
ill of the aprons uiul this would save
"any falls and also piweut the small
boy from using them for sliding places.
A BKO-mEH'S ' EEVEN&E ,
A CuiioiiH und Complicated T lo of
Jealousy anil
The ca of Maihow Thadonilch against
John KaraKoV , waa onirlal this morn-
n In tto police court. The cano is
omewhnt curious , and Is worthy of moro
ban passing Intercut. *
It nppeari lhat In South Omaha , be.
end the city limits there lire t
brothers , Mathowand Joseph Thadonitch ,
Mfttbow is the eldest of tbo two and
abundantly blesaod with tbo world' *
goods. Joseph la not BO burdened with
oillnonco , but has aa the major portion ol
hia world's wealth , n young and exceed
ln ly " pretty wlfo. Matthew , II
la alleged Is not so blosaod , and
haa at vnrlour times manifest'
extreme jealousy of hia brother Josoph'i
pretty "article do virtue. " This feeling
at length culminated , and Mathew begac
to abuBO Mrs , Thadonttch , and circulate
foul stories affecting her name and
character. This angered Joseph , end tc
secure revenge ho hlos hltnaolf to Bympa <
thlzlng Judge Benoko , and pours ink
hia oara'tho tale of woo. A warrant it
sworn out Against the alandoroua brother ,
on the ground of using foul language ,
At this juncture , a third party comet
upon the acono In the person of John
Karasock , who la intrusted with the
warrant , and told to place it In the hands
of a constable for immediate service. Instead -
stead , however , of securing the immed
iate arroat , ho goea to the Thadonltch
mansion. There ho finds the two broth
ers and the wlfo trying to elloct a recon
ciliation , Finally Karaaock oxplalne
matters , and ia partly instrumental in
bringing about a settlement , whorobj
Mathew , aa a solace for tbo Insulted
f oollngs of his brother and wife , was to pay
the sum of $25. The monny waa turned
ever and the bargain consummated.
Shortly afterwards , howoyor , Matthew
becomes uneasy and wants to revoke hie
bargain. Accordingly , about ton daya
ago , ho wont to the police court , and al
leging that Karaaock had Impersonated a
court officer and detained him , though in
what way does not appear , aworo out a
complaint against Karasock. The trial
baaed on the complaint resulted in Kar-
aaeck'a dismissal , Judge Boneko deciding
that thcro waa no truth In the chnrgec
preferred. Thus cloaod ono phase of the
carious affair.
OEYSTAL "WEDDING ,
A Joyous Time nt tlio Residence ol
Mr , and Sirs. Ilcnbon Forbes.
Quito a nlco little affair and congrega
tion of frlonda took place at the residence
of Mr. nnd Mra. Reuben Forbes , south
west corner of Ninth and Pacific streets ,
Monday oronlng , the 20th Inst , In the
celebration of the fifteenth anniversary
of their married lifo.
Numerous friends wended tholr way
; hrough the cold and snow to the homo
of this happy couple , and by 8:30 : p. m.
tholr residence was flllo'd to its utmost
capacity.
At 9 p. m. crystal wedding ceremonies
were duly performed by tbo officiating
dignitary , with pleasant and appropriate
remarks by Messra. Jno. K. Wostborg ,
Michael Parr and Wm. T. Dalby.
The torpsichorio festivities were under
ho auspices of Mr. L , J. Kinney ,
hrough whoso genial and untiring dispo
sition the dancing department was kept
may with merry feet until the small
lours of the morn bed boon reached.
Numerous presentations were made ,
consisting of everything imaginable in the
crystal lino. At 12 o'clock supper was
served and the dainties of the market
vcro freely indulged in. Numerous
, oasts were offered , and at 3 a. m. the
; ucsts took their departure for home ,
iftcr having spent a joyous , luippy o'1
ileasant evening , and unanimously e ,
ending to their host and hostess t"
icartfelt wishes that they ,
ender cares and guidance of Pro
> o wafted over these tenipestuo
ifo to reach and enjoy a goi
go , and finally after a well 1' '
conducted to and .
afely , .r i
larbor of gladness and 5 'Z
: ho wicked case from1 , -1 ?
veary aio at rest. Amoift.n.n'oso present
vero :
Mr , and Mrfi. MoyGrs Mr.iand Mrs. Parr ,
rlr. and Mrs. Coulder , Mr ; and 'Mis. Lonas ,
ilr. and Mrs. Ijittlefield : Mr. and Mrs. Balcb ,
ilr. and Mra. Wonick , Mr. and Mrs. Atkins ,
ilr. nnd Mrs. Her , Mr. and Mrs. Eay , Mr.
nd Mrs. Guild ; Misses Lola Doane , Abbey
/yphera , Pansey Smith , Josey Smith , Kitty
Villmot , Mary Fleming , Magcio Phagan ,
lary Brutv and sister ; Messrs. John \V.
WestberK.IPetor Wiig , L. J. Kinney , Wm.
' . Dnlby , Harry Dawson , Wm. Mack , J.
Ihapman , Wm. Wilkins , John Hesoon , Geo.
ifcQuade , Geo. Monde , W. Wallace , John
and many others ,
WANTED To exchange wild or improv
ed lands In Nebraska or Iowa for Hard
ware , or stock of general merchandise.
Address J. Lindorholm , Genoa , Nance
county , cbr. _ m-lin
OPEN HOUSES ,
AVlio "Will Receive
Callers To-day ,
The practice of calling and receiving
alls will not bo indulged in to-day as
argely as usual. A list of ladies who
vill receive calls tc day will bo found
jolow :
At 1510 North Nineteenth street , from
. p. m. to 9p. m. , Misi Hattie Bailey
vill receive , assisted by Inez Haakell ,
ilinniu Collett , Lulu Rookciifield ,
Myrtle Baker , Bell Hambright ,
fcnnio Shcrb , Mrs. H. Conns-
man , Sirs. F. B. Bailey , Aggie Livsoy ,
Mr. J. M. Thuruton and nor mother ,
tlrs. L. Poland , will receive on New
fear'a day , after 1 o'clock , at their real-
lonco , No , 2308 Farnam street , assisted
by Mr. J. 0 , Cowln , Mrs. E. Wakoley ,
MrsG. . E. Prltchott , Mre. R. 8. Hall.
Mrs. T. M. Orr , MM. H. D. Estabrook ,
rlrs. 0. E , Squires , Miss Georgia Lyons ,
illss Eliza Tompkins , Omaha , and Mrs.
) . Newman and Miss Fannie Newman ,
of Lincoln.
All young men , especially these where
ro strangers in the city , are Invited to
all at the gY. M. 0. A , rooms ( to-day
totweon 12 m. and 10 p , m. The ladies
will eorvo refreshments In the evening ,
hero will be music , etc.
Mrs. J. W , Harris , and tbo young
adios connected with the Baptist church
nd congregation will receive on Now
Year's day after 1 o'clock p. m , , at the
mstor'a residence , No. 1707 Cass street ,
'ho pastor and bis wlfo cordially invlto
he member ) of tbo church and congro-
atlon to spend Now Year's evening with
hem socially.
Mrs. F. T. Wor drew , of Omaha , end
illta Lola Duke ? , of PJeasant Lake , Ind ,
vill receive callers with the Mhoea Mo-
Jabo.'room 4 , Orouneo block ,
Mrs.V111 Lawrence will receive at her
esidence , corner of Twenty-third and
'opplotou avenue ( Shull's addition ) , as-
Isted by her nicer , Unlliu Jones.
At 315 , north Sixteenthatrent , the fol-
nwlng ladies will receive callers Now
Yoar'o dey , between the hours of 2 and 4
> , m , : Miss Ettlo Allen , Miss Maud
larrett and Miss Jennie Glassgovr. aa-
Isted by Mrs. Jno. McGuire aud'Mra.
1. Cowdory , of Davenport , Iowa ,
Julius Festner will rcccivehis friends at
lis now music rooms , 1108 Farnam , all
afternoon and evening ,
FROZEN FINGERS.
A Man Picieil Uu in a Frozen Condi
Him Tyfla ? Night.
llio Work ot Cleaning tlio AV lks-
Storm Notes About the Clty <
Tuoadnynlghtwas ono of jtho worst one
for pedestrians which baa been known in
tlila country for years. The anew foil !
largo qunntltloa and was blown httho
and thither by a strong wind which con
tlnuod during the night. Many oars nnc
noaca were touched by the froat.
ThoBo who were unfortunate , or fool
lah enough to fill up with liquor had
hard time in making tholr wny to place
of shelter. Ono in particular narrowly
escaped doa h hy b xposod to ] th
merciless elements.
About 1:30 : yesterday morning Office
Nations was attracted to n vacant lot 01
Ninth street between Douglas am
Dodge atroots , where ho found n ma
lying 11 at upon his back and about hal
covered over with snow which had drifted
od about Ida person. The man was it
an unconscious condition , and the oillce
at once summoned help and took th
sufi'oror to the city jail.
Upon arriving at the station house 1
was discovered that the man was J. C
Notvton , a gambler. When taken int
the jail his hands were found to bo bad !
frozen. lie hold thorn up above hi
head , and as they were whtto with f ros
nnd badly swollen , they resembled
door's antlers. Jailer [ Gorman and hi
assistants at once act to work to thaw on
the man's aanda and make him as comfortable
fortablo aa possible. Snow was applied
and after this came a soaking In cold wa
tor. The hands were then rubbed nnti
the blood began to circulate , after whia
sweet oil was applied in liberal quanti
ties. After the frost was gotten out o
hts hands Newton auflored greatly.
Yesterday the frozen members wcra
bably swollen ami largo water blisters
coveted the surface. Newton was re
moved to St. Joseph's hospital and prob
ably will have n severe time before he
gets through
Ho was unable to tell how ho came to
bo in the vacant lot. He acknowledge !
that ho had been drunk and mid that ho
remembered falling down in the snow bu
that was the last thing ho roinciiibcrci
until he found himself in the city jail.
When found ho had no overcoat on am
had ho been allowed to remain exposed to
the storm for a few minutes longer ho
would have awakened in another world.
TOHM NOTES.
The snow drifted over the street car
track in such quantities Tuesday night tha ,
the cars were compelled to stop running
quite early in the evening. 'i'lio snow
[ > low8 were out bright and early jost6rday
morning but it was half past nine o'clock
jeforo the first car was able to get to the.
comer of Fifteenth and Farnam streets.
The park cars did not begin running until
icarly noon.
Mr. James Crcighton , chairman of the
> oard of public works , was around bright
ind r > arly yesterday ordering person
ipou xho business streets to clean the snow-
oil' tl Jidewalks , so that the street gang
el it out of the gutters.
Arsons who live out in the sub-
' city , and who were detained
Vast evening , did not attempt
| r homes , but bunked in at
n
2 on the Union Pacific road
i two seolionstopdiiy. . The first
one fn.m Dohver , arrived hero
15 , an hour'anil n. half late , while the
v/gdcn'part of the train did not reach hero
until 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
dclayawas caused by the storm. I
Work in the yards of the Union Pacific
and B.tfc M. was greatly impeded yester
day by the snow , ' which has been piled up
in heaps upon the sidetracks and gangs of
shovclers have been kept at work in or
der to keep the crossings clean.
Heal Estate Transfers.
The following transfers were filed in
the county clerk's office .Monday and re
ported for THE BEE by the Ames' real
estate agency December 30,188-1.
F Drcxcl and wife to F. J. Bcssey ,
w d , parcel sec 12 , 1C , 10-800.
J. Darst et al to U P R R Co , q c d ,
lot 8 , blk GO , lot 1 , blk 09 , lots 2 and 3 ,
blk 100 , lots 7 and 8 , blk 1130 S2)00. : )
D L Thomas to T P R R Co , q c d , lot
8 , blk 130-815.
A French to H D Estabrook , q c d , lot
0 , blk 130 § ( iO.
Joseph Lies et al to J Bicrbanm et al ,
w d , lot 10 , Lies Place.
P Barrett and wife to J H Hill w d ,
lot 1 , blk 8 , Kov itzo & Rtith s addition
§ 2,050.
H H Kinno to N 0 Davis , w d , parcel
BCC 9 , 15 , 13 § 2,000.
Kctiirn ot the ComnilsslonorH ,
County Commiaaionor Corliss returned
from tbo east yesterday and Commis
sioners Knight and O'Keoffo will nrrlvo
this evening. Mr. Corliea said that the
plans for building the retaining wall
around the court house grounds have
have been changed so that the bank
will remain as it is now , and the
wall bo built around it. The chandeliers
and other fittings have boon purchased ,
so that all that remains to bo bought to
make the finishing ot the now courthouse
complete is the buying of the carpets and
a few chairs. ,
ARC no us
WINGTOHOLDDOfttt
EARLDAK1KOPOWDC. . .
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PURE CREAM TARTAR.
S1OOO. Given-
[ ra1nrnoriuylnjurloussul > ! > tancesca ! > bo found
In Andrews' Pearl Baking 1'owdr , Is po -
IvclyPURE. DoingcmlorMHl , nnu t - Imonlala
received Irow such chemists asH. lftna Jnys , Bos.
ionM. . DelaloiValiio , of Chicago ; and QustarJS
UoJe , Milwaukee. . \ "pll in bulk.
Absolutely Pure , ,
This powder nocr vmles A msrtcl ot purely ,
strength anil usho'oiamcncss. Moic economical than
the ordinary kindsar < l cannot be sold In compctl <
lion with the multitude of low tot , short weight
turn of ) > h > npirto ) po dern. Sold only In cans.
IlOYAIi BAKING POWDEIl CO. , 108 Wall StJ N. Y.
LEGAL NOTICE.
J. M Wyngart defending mil tfiko notice that on
the 16th lUv of Dee , 1831 IMmund UartloU Esq. , by
0 Juitlcoct the I'oaco of Doiulas county , Isjtioi nn
1 rdcr of attachment for the sum of two hundred del
ars In nu action poidlne by him wherein Jacob Colin
Isplalntlff , andJ. JI. WjRort ll defendant That
property of the ealj defendant , consisting of etock
of goods , fKUircsanJ other person l iir'jcity con-
tilned In hia shop , corner of loth and Jones street ,
his been attached tinder mid order. Said causa
was continued to January 31st at 9 o'cl rk. In the
forenoon. DW1Q1IT HULL
acc2Mow3wmo ( Attorney for rialntlff
ittr , ,
Measure , weigher ,
I ) redi | r , K i c
Wither , Tomato ,
Pumpkin , Starch ,
V/ln and Fniii
Strainer. Tw lr
arliclei In on .
Ti Oteitett Cealt *
utlta Zsm.
Mora letd thin alt
tther Sieve * and Stften
c nblncdt Evenbod *
likes them I W. roiki
Urjt Slfurs and lllxen
1st htnd aad powcc.
Writ * for
The Iltmttt Slftir Mf
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INSTITUTE.
Z3L1S Howard Street.
( K. E. Corner 12th and Howard Streets , )
( For the Treatment ot all
Chronic and Surgical Diseases
Diseases of Females , ft the Nervous System , Prl
vate Dheascs ot the Urinary and Sexual Organs ,
and UitcjBcs ot the Head , Throat and Lungs ,
Specialties.
OUIl OFFICE TREATMENT OF CATAKUH.
OUR
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Treatment
DISEASES.
roil
3atarrh , Bronchitis ,
And nil other diseases ot the 1 hroat and I.unps trcjt
od by Medical Vapors. ( Send ( or Inhaler or
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) Uca9B treated by an experienced specialist , alee
leeaseB of tha Hfatt. Liver , Stomach , Kidney * ,
Uaddcr ! , NeuralgU , Hhcumattetn , I'lks , Cancer , etc.
Our olllco and consultation rooms are furnished
with the finest and mcsi valuable collection of Mccl-
colSurgical and Anatomical apparatus to be fcusj
n any hcspltal , Infltmary , or Medical Institute in
ha country.
CONSULTATION
And Examination Free.
SLECTEICITY !
Applied In the most ficlcntldo manner. Wo have tha
most complete electrical apparatus invented Call 01
write for circulars on chronla dl-casCH and dcfortnl
leo , Diseases of Females , I'rhato Diseases of th <
Urlnarr and Sexual orcans , Seminal Weakness , Ncr
vous Debility or ExhauatUn.ctc. , etc. , and our new
cstorattvo treatment.
All letters and consultations
Strictly Confidential
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ircss , securely packed from observation , If full do
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ire/erred / if convenient.
Open at all Hours ,
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Omuha Medical & Surgical Institute
1118 Howard St. , Omaha , Nob.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAIi
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Bystom ,
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iry Orgtne , IndudluK thoss resulting from tncltcre-
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rom Wcakncm and Kervoui eihiuatlon , produdui ,
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-Mzztnceu , last of MemoryJ ck of Knorgy and Am-
iltlou , can bo restored to health tnd vigor , U oasa
s not too lonf ue/ioctod. The SurgeoD In charge
taa president ol the Kottbweitcrn Huiglcal InttU
ute and Surgeon otthe Nitlnnal Rurgical Inctltute.
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