r BEE
y Morniiurt Jan. 6.
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
Tl > o Upbiphauy Kervlcci will tal o i > lao.a
At Trinity cftthodral this morning.
Ths police tirrosted last night [ on a charge
{ fighting the uotorious Mollie Kernnn ,
The snow was just about damp enough to
day to pack nicely end the nn ll boys
Imd lots of HKjrt snowballing.
This must bo what is generally known as
the January thaw , nt nil events it is taking
away the sleighing very rapidly.
Yesterday everybody who had ahorse nnd
cutler was out enjoying tbo sleighing and the
air was delightful for the pport.
A manhgo license was issued In the
county court yesterday to Mr. _ Lco N. Yatoa
and Miss Anna-Croft , both of Omaha ,
An election of officers of the Smelting
Works company , which was to have taken
place yesterday , was postponed until Jan
uary IGth.
The cnso of Gcorgo Cole , charged with
embezzlement from the Keystone ringer com'
l > .tny , will bo tried in the police court Thurs
day afternoon ,
There will bo a meeting of the C , K. of
A. In their hall this ( Tuesday ) evening
at 7:30. : AH members are requested to at
tend. Bronnnn.
All members of the Bricklayers' union
are hereby notified to attend the meeting to
be held at their hnll Tuesday evening , Janu
ary G , 1885. Business oE great importance.
The ladies connected with the management -
mont of the charity fair at Falconer's hall ,
which commences the iirst week in February ,
hold a meeting in the synagogue this after
noon.
Mr. L. M. lUioem , secretary and treas
urer of the A , D. T. Co. , entertained the
messengers of the A. D , T. Co , to tbo num
ber of twenty-seven , by giving them an oyster
supper at the restaurant of J. II , Getty , Now
Year's.
Year's.Mr.
Mr. Frank Goodrich is ono of the haopy
men of Omaha. Thera is fifteen pounds of
solid joy to his beatific expression. The illu
mination commenced Sunday and will last for
nn indefinite period. Mother and son both
doing well ,
The Platt-Doutscher-Verein society lias
organized a dramatic section for tbe purpose
of giving some amusement for the members ,
J. D. F. Schncll was elected president ; Wll-
llnm Rodeck , secretary ; L. Hueppler , treas
urer ; W , F. Stoocker , stage manager.
Twelve persons united with the First M
H. church last Sabbath. The pastor , Rov.
Mr. Savldge , rceoives members almost every
Sabbath. This church is growing , and a
largo chorus choir is now being organized by
Mr. Will Stevens.
The many friends of Assistant Chief Gal-
ligan will rejoice to learn that ho has so far
recovered from the serious injuries sustained
by his late fall , as to bo out upon the streets
again. He is , however , compelled to navigate
by the aid of a cane.
Among other people registered at h t
1'axton last night were John B. Legnard and
Charles A. Florence , the two principals in the
r
olenti no land frauds. They arrived last
night and left this morning via the B. &M.
for Lincoln. They will probably be arraigned
in the Unite * ! States court to-day.
J. W. Newton , the man who had his
hands so badly frozen last week , was taken
to St. JosopVs hospital , and it was reported
that ho had suffered amputation of ono of
them , but it now turns out that tha report was
a mistake. His hands are getting along nicely
and will be all right In a few days.
Alonzo Dcrsoy , the young man living it
North Omaha , whose sudden disappearance
mine weeks ago caused some comment , is IE
Now Orleans. Ho made a trip on the Mis
souri river with a number of Om&ha anc
1'loronco boys , who determined to roach New
Orleans in the manner of the bold and daeh
iny pirate.
James Davis received a telegram yeater'
day morning from Lincoln saying that F. L
Wilson , the notorious fence Implicated in tin
Dukoa robbery , had suddenly disappeared
no ono knows whither. Wilson was to havi
been tried yesterday on a charge of compile !
ty In the robbery of Burke , the hardware mai
of Lincoln , Ho was under 85,000 bonds
Mr. Valentino Dumpert , of the Mot
Brewing Co. , was made the recipient of a
beautlfnl cup , which was prjeonted to him by
Mr. Fred Motz. The cup is one of thau ,
tiquo Munich manufacture , being made 11
Bavarian stone. At the bottom ot the cup is
a beautiful cndotto transparent picture , tlu
whole boinea rare specimen of a costly man
ufftiture ,
On Wednesday , December 31st , Mr. J
X. Taylor and Miss Olara Louise Martin
both of this city , were united in marriage b ;
Judge McCulloch. The happy couple Jiav
kept their marriage a eecrot , not oven the !
most intimate friends bsing cognizant of tin
'fact until now. It will bo a matter of m
great surprise , however , as it has been expected
pected for HOmo time , and their large cirolo o
friends nnd acquaintances unite in eftendinj
to tha newly wedded pair their heartiest con
graduations Mr. Taylor is employed ii
ft.- County Clerk Loavltt'a ofDco , where he is regarded
gardod as a competent and able man ,
Bad Business.
From all parts of the country como
the report that theatre companies ar
disbanding. The cauoo Is bad business
and hence the Inability of managers ti
payvsalarles.
The fact of the disbandment of man ;
theatre companies is noticed in Omaha
Many companies which hare boon bookoi
by Manager Boyd have cancelled
their dates' and will not appear here
After the c.ppearanco of the "Llghta c
London" thu opera IIOUHO will be clocoi
for eoveral weuka because of the cancel ]
ing of dates by the Oarrio Swain pari ;
and the Seven Ravens company. Th
manager of the latter comptny write
that owing to the very dull times all nvc
the country it h impotfible to pay bills
and ho hns been compelled to diebandlii
company ,
JHUU.
I'LANNICJAN In this citv. January fitli
at 0 o'clock a. m , , TI'omasKlunnigii ' fatltu
.of Mr . B. J. JJrmleritk , aed 1)0 ) yaw.
1'imuril will take plao from the imidenc
of K. .T , limerick , South Tenth street , Iw
twoen A > lu > r tmd Vinton ulri'iits , WuJni'bday
January 7th , at 0 o'clock a. m. Interment a
St Majry'd cemetery ,
YO11K Jn thi i city , January 4'Ij ' , at 7 p m
Luroy , sou of Mr. and J , K , York , aged :
year * .
Funeral will take plica to-morrow nt 2 p
tn. , from thu family rwidencv , 410 Soutl
> EiS'itl ' ) m vti Fn'epds Invited.
COMING'S CABINET ,
The Police Cabinet as Prepared liy a
Bee Reporter ,
Tlio Porttolton nil Provided for nnd n
Few Applicant * licit.
In those ilnys cabinet making is in order
nnd n BEE reporter has taken upon him
self the task of arranging a cabinet for
: lie worthy city marshal , Hon. Thomas
Gummings. The task has been a difficult
one because of the number of anlicants
'or cabinet positions and of course many
of them have been left out in the coldbut
a nil such wo sincerely say , keep up
icart , bo faithful and honors and laurels
rill yet come to your manly bows and a
night and shining star will adorn your
) rcast , while withstatcly and martial tread
you sliall meander over the asphalt pave-
nontwith your club within your hand nnd
ako your turn at frco drinks and free
unclics with the best of them.
The cabinet which has been prepared is
as follows :
Hon. P. Desmond , secretary of state.
Hon. Maurice Sullivnn , secretary of
vnr.
vnr.Hon. . Ed. Gorman , secretary of the in
terior.
Hou. Al. Sigwart , first assistant socro-
aty of the interior.
Hon. Gnatavo Bonoko , attorney gen
eral.
eral.Hon.
Hon. Tom. Cormick , secretary of the
.ronsnry.
Hon. John Tarnbnll , poatmaator gen *
era ) .
Hon. J. C. Pontzel , legal ndviaer.
Hon. Joe. Grannachor , sergeant-al
arms.
The secretary of the navy has not boon
appointed yet. The river la closed , nnd
.hero is really no need for such an ofli-
clnl until spring. As soon as the ice
; ocs out the secretary of the navy will
10 duly appointed.
It is meet nnd right that Patsy Des
mend should bo lifted to the exalted po *
Ition of secretary of state , for docs not
10 Bit in the marshal's office and attendee
oo ail private business ? Certainly ha
o ss : and hence his appointment.
Maurice Sullivan marshals the hosts
Then n mid is to bo made and hcnco is
entitled to the secrctatysliip of war.
Ed Gorman remains within the gloomy
vails of the city prison and receives the
culprits as they are handed in and is thcre-
"oro secretary of the interior ( of the
iail ) .
Wliilo Judge Bcnoko is not under the
city marshal's rule , yet ho is called npon
; o pass judgment ; in all cases of petty
crinio and should therefore bo christened
attorney general.
Tom Connick , being court officer , is the
only man who gets an opportunity to han
dle any funds and hence should liavo the
inportant position of secreta-iy of the
: reasury , a position which many a man
would crawl upon his hands and knees
" "rom hero to Washington to get.
John Tnrnbull is the man to whom all
otters are turned over for Investlga-
; lon and must therefore h'avo a cabinet
loaition and the postmaster-generalship
.a right In hla hand.
Jerome Pentzel is always on hand and
a over ready to give good advice and is
consequently christened legal advisor.
Joe Grannachor la the veteran janitor
and by right the office of aergoant-at-
arms falls to his lot.
There are many other good men upon
the force nnd It would be a plea euro to
elevate them to cabinet positions , but aa
the portfolios are all taken at present ,
they will have to wait for a time , and if
civil service reform la the rule they may
yet bo nblo to scale the dizzy heights of
fame and from the exalted position of n
cabinet office look down upon poor grovel
ing humanity.
WANTED , Every man to know that
the Misfit Parlors , 1312 Douglaa street ,
up-atatrs , is selling n custom made suit
or overcoat at the same price that rondv
made stores charge for inferior garments.
m&e.
OOUNTY OLEEK'S ' OHA.NGE.
air. Lieavitt's Ofllco Transferred to the
Vew Court House.
Sunday County Clerk Leavitt , wltt
the aid of eight able bodied men and
four tor.ma transferred his buoks and
papers from his office iu the old courl
house to the b&acmont ot the new conrl
house , where temporary qnariora have
teen fitted up for him.
Everything had been gotten ready BC
that the change did not take but a ohort
time , and yceserday morning atj 8 everything
orything was In readiness and the office
thrown open for business. The book ? ,
papers and records ore BO conveniently
arranged , under the personal supervision
of Mr. Leavitt , that ho Is now able tc
lay his hand upon any document -
mont _ wanted oven more readily
than in the old office. Although his ap.irt-
monts in the now building ate only tem
porary , yet they are BO line as compared
with his old quarter ! ! that it is like moving
out of n hovel into a palaco. His vault is
nearly" as . largo as all of his old ollico ,
and is conveniently an ringed. Ho is ii !
the northeast corner of the building and
has ono largo room fpr general work , n
loomy apartment for abstract work and n
good sixcd room for a recorder's oflice.
The rooms are light and comfortably
hcatudl by btcam.
Hereafter thono having business tc
transact with the county clerk will find
him at the now court house. In order tc
reach his oflico , ascend the temporary
stairway which has been erected from the
street and pass under the grand stairway
on the north side of the building into the
basement and enter the first door at youi
left after entering the liallway. Air.
Leavitt invites his friends to call and sec
him ,
B EAD"BAKBBB ,
Tlio Balccrs of tie City Ilohl a
The Joa. Girnoau cracker company
having announced that hereafter it will
farnloh the oanio eiza loaf of bread foi
five cents which hio bsen furnlalied by
the bakers of this city for ten cents , the
bakero are up iu arms and on Saturday
evening last a .aort of indignation meet
ing waa hold at Ripp'a Capitol avenue
bakery.
Nearly all tbo bakery proprietors in
the city were present and many of them
expressed themselves in strong terms.
They arc very Indignant because of thu
cutting of prices by the Garnoaa cnrnpa-
ny and say that they cannot bane bread
for the prices at which the Onrnoau
company propose to soil It ,
They any that BB Garncau's ovena nro
always hot It does not coat him anything
tobuko his brpad , and as ho buys his
flour In ten car load lots hoj BCCUMB a
reduction In prlco which smaller dealers
cannot not. The bakers say they have
their Httlo allinvestod In their ovens In
this city and cannot afford to bo driven
to thu wall.
No definite action was taken , but an
other mooting will bo hold in the near
future when they will take some stops to
protect themselves.
POLIOE COURT ,
The Breakers of the Ijaw Before the
Court of ilnstlcc.
Monday morning , ns usual , found a
number of cases for trial in police court.
The crowd of spectators was very largo
and they amused themselves nt laughing
at the pleadings of the unfortunates who
were up for trial.
S. A. .Robinson , Henry Hottcl and
Oscar Hottel were each lined $5 and costs
for being found [ in a state of intoxica
tion.
tion.U. . 0. Wallace and GrTorgo Lear wore
arrested for running a gambling house on
South Thirteenth street. They each gave
bail for their appearance for trial at a fu-
tuto date.
Pat Dolan was up again for drunken
ness. This man has como to bo a nui
sance by his frequent appearance in police
court. As ho walked up in front of the
judge's desk ho said that ho would like to
make a speech. Ho was told to lead out
and ho said that he had been at work and
a friend came to visit him and they took
two drinks. The liquor got into his head
and ho now asked to bo excused. The
judge said ho would fine him $5 and costs
ind if ho came again ho would give him a
jood long time on bread and water.
John Oompton was charged with bolng
a auspicious character. Ho was a roughly
dressed , green-looking follow ac 1 looked
rnoro like a fool than' knave. As ho
walked up ho aald , "now I'm going to
toll the truth and nothing but the truth
before the court. " Ho said ho was IOOK-
Ing for a cousin named Burt , and went
to a houao on Loavonworth street and
rapped at the door. The knock was not
answered and ho wont around to the win
dow and hollered , and was there arrested.
"I am a hard working corn husker and
hero Is my husking pin , " Bald John , at
the same time presenting his implement
of warfare. The judge told him that ho
would have to hold him until ho saw the
officer who made the arrest , whereupon
John broke down completely and sobbed
until the court houao almost shook.
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 , ebr. m-lm
Many men know how tp make money
but don't know how to save it. You can
save about one-half on your Clothing by
buying It at the Misfit Clothing Parlors ,
1312 Douglas street , up-stairs. Tailor
made business suits as low as $12. xn&o
DIPHTHERIA OASES.
A Protest Afiainst PuliHo Funerals in
Diphtheria Gases.
Several of the physicians iu this city
have called the attention of a BEE re
porter to the fact that diphtheria is quite
prevalent in this city at present and suffi
cient caution is not taken to prevent the
spread of this dread disease.
Ono physician said this morning that in
several instances where children had died
of diphtheria public funerals were hold.
This , ho says , is very wrong and has a
strong tendency to spread the disease. He
advises that in cases where death occurs
from diphtheria or scarlet fever that the
funerals bo prftjato and as few persons as
possible attend.
This may seem hard to the bcrcavei :
friends , but at the same time , when they
come to look at it calmly and do not allow
their judgement to bo biased by their
feelings of sorrow and sympathy , they
cannot but sco that it is eminently proper
and nhould bo strictly adhered to.
As diphtheria is now in the city it is f
matter of the greatest importance that al
possible care and precaution bo taken tc
prevent its spread or it is impossible to tel
where its fearful ravages may stop.
Map of NebrnsKa.
Jnat Issued , In colors , nhowlng cities ,
towns , railroads and counties. Mailed
for5c. J. M. Wolfe , 120 S. 14th at. ,
Omaha , Nob/- d5-2w
Smoke Seal of North Carolina Tobac
co.
Public speakora and ( lingers find B. H.
Douglass & Sons' Capsicum Cough Drops
a sure remedy for lioraoneos. 2
A Crushed Foot ;
Yesterday forenoon Henry Klngaloy em
ployed as engineer in the Post end Tele
graph , got his right foot caught in some
way. In the machinery , and had it badly
crashed. The machinery was ctopped
and tbo foot was extricated. A heavy
shoo , which covered the loot , wao torn
into uhrods , and it waa with difficulty
that the man wan taken out. Ho wsa
taken to his Lome nnd placed under a
doctor's care , and will bo confined to the
house for BOmu time.
3
RYlNCTOHO'.DEOVm
EARLBAKIKGPOV/DEFi' /
ITAMtiOUNDTORISr
PURE CREAM TARTAR.
S1OOO. CSiveFB
If alum oruny Injurious gubstur.res car bo found
In Androws' Tearl Baking Powdc , Is pos-
tlvelypURE. Ik'Jngcniloricrt.aiult .ImonlaU
rtf lvcd from Riich chemists as H. Dana days , Uoj.
I HI ; M. Delafiuitalne , of Chicago ; unil GutUvua
lioue , ililnuuUt ' , . KevcrHH Iu bull : .
K iako BU 2$7 , : i a.
TIP-STAIRS UP-STAIRS.
Are
They are custom-made clothing of merchant tailors left on their original cpst. Of Pantaloons we have a good variety , ranging in
hands for one reason or another. These we buy in large or small price from $3 to $7 , originally made for from $7 to $15 , many
quantities for ready cash , For example , a suit of clothes costing Xthem of the latest designs , from the best tailoring establish
originally $40 , we can , according to style and quality , sell for5 ! ments throughout the country. We request an early inspection.
or $20. Just think of it , a saving of 50 per cent , one half of the
Merchant Tailors' Misfits and Uncalled for Garments.
OUM JPRXCJD cmx&is.
Overcoats. Pants.
SCO 00 Custom-mado Overcoats for. . , . .S3000 310 OOCiutom-modo Pnnls for 6 00
CO 00 n it . . 25 00 1300 " GOO
45 00 i.it itn . . 23 00 1000 " ' 500
1000 it ii . . 20 00 ! ) 00 " ' 4 CO
35 00 itn . . 18 00 8 00 " ' 4 00
SO 00 . . 15 03 7 00 " ' 3iT
JLatest stt/lcs and elegant garments in silk and satin lined suits and Newmarket overcoats.
Also full dress suits for sale or rent at the OteZG-XNAZ , MfSFXT CZOTJIJCNG I9A MZOItS. .
U A fJL3JL2 \ Douglas St. , ( Itet. 13th and 1.4th Sts. , up-stairs ) Omaha , Nebraska.
I / Ojten eveninf/s until O o'locli. Saturdays until H o'clock
UXZJ ( Up-stairs ) JJiylited Ity electric lit/lit. ( Up-stairs. )
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LEUAL NOTICE. ,
J JL Wyngart ilefciuhnt ill take notice that on
lie 15th < Ur of Dec , 1831 Kiln > und Bartlolt Enq. , by
Jiutlooof the 1'eaco of Doulna county , isanoi an
rclcr of attacnmant for the Bum of two hundred del
ors In an action reading by him wherein Jacob Cohn
H iililntitr , end J , it , Wjgart h dcffnifaut That
properly of tbe said defendant , consisting of Block
of Konda , flxturca tiiil other personal prrpeity eon >
t lned In hla shop , corner of loth and Jones street ,
has been attached under Bald order. Said cause
was continued to January 31t > t at 0 o'd rk. In the
foronoon. nWJCIIIT HULI ,
aec20.1ow3wmo Attorney tor 1'lilntlfl
W. B , SHOEMAKER ,
fn
AT LAW.
215 S , 13th St. Omaha , Neb.
Fourteen Years' I'rao'.lco la Iowa and Colorado ,
UEVKUEKCKS
IOWAHoa. . J , Heed , Associate Justice Surrctnc
Court , resldenoo , ficuocil llluif * ; Hou 0 , n. Lewi ) ,
District Juilgc , rcaldcnco , Cherokee ; Klret National
Tank air OlHcer & I'u ty , Oankcrs , Council liluUu ;
Uar\oy & 1'iud , Uankeri ) , Lb ari , llarrliiun Co. , la.
COLORAIIO linn. J. 0 , Ilslui , As'iodato Jiibt'ce ,
Supreme Ctuit , residince. Denier ; Hou. Win. liar
rUui , District Junee , lOiidencv , Ilucoa VistaUath- ;
sjia/u Bank , Faltplay , Turk Co dctlMm
H , S. ATWOOD , '
Plattsmouth , - f Nebraska
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HEREFORD I1D JERSEY CUTTLE
ADD CDB00.01 4IKUT U9 BW1X J
Irtook lor eU , OorttepondeDce icllcl
MEDICAL AND SURQICA1
CROUNSB'B BLOCK ,
10th and Capitol Avenue , treats ill oiacs Crip
pled or Dcformod rJso dlscasea cf tb
Hervous System ,
Throat , Lungs and
Urinary Organs
All atees of Camtxre of the Hpmo , Crocked Foot
Lecra and Arms , Diseases of the Hip , Knee , and
Ankle Joints. Also Ohronio adoctlona of the Liver
Rheumatism , Paralyele , Plica , Ulcers , Catarrh , Aetb
ma and Bronchitis are all treated by new and BUO.
eesaful methods. All dUcaaea of the Blood and Drin-
kry Organs , Including those resulting from Inc Itera
tion , or exposure , are safol ; and successfully treated
Young man , mludlo aged , and old men suffering
from Weakness and Nervous exhaustion , producing
indigestionPftlpltatlonot the Heart , Despondency
Dizziness , Loss of UemoryLack of Energy and Am
bition , can bo restored to health and vigor , If c ee
Is not too long noprfectcd. The Surgeon In charge
was president of the Northwestern Surgical Insti
tute and Surgeon of the National Surgical Institute.
If tfllltod , call or wrltof ull description of your case ,
and modlolne may be cent you. Consultation
trca. Addreg Omxba Dispensary , Crcmnoo Block ,
Omaha , Neb. Offloo bonrs 10-12 e. m. , 1-8 t , 7-8 p.
m Eunitye101 > m
JTAccominodatlons furnished patients rom tb
country. Send for Circular.
thrives on Horlicli'a rood , " vrrito hundreds cf
pratcful mothers. Mothers' milk contains no
i-tuch. IIOIILICKS' TOOD FOK INFANTS ( free
from etarcli ) icaulrcBiiocooUlutr. Iho licst food In
health ortlckncfs forlNFANTS. The Ix-st diet for
DYSPEPTICS nnd INVALIDS. niRhlybcneficlr
touurHliiuiuothernnHnclriiil ; . rrlcc40and7Bc. fa
dru gifct . Dookontho treutnicHtuf children , frea
"I tellete It to ho Kuncrlor 19 nytMiiK of t > i
kind Tor children.J. . iitiwom , AL/ ' . . CIO YorL
'Unlicsi tlucly pronounce it t3 t t Kooil lo
Ibe market " W. it , Ilarrtll , JU. D. , Itpiton.
"One of Itebot luhilltntti for uotber'ft milk. "
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Will IM pentrl riznall ourecclrtof price In F amp
nOUl-M\ \ > i I'eiOII CO. , Ilacinu1 .
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TIRflKEN
- The Kprlnn
nctlieo ndiliortcrjaerorilnKiullicTY lclitlieY
mrry. Enually well oiUiitiiil lo rough countrj
rodinncl line drives of cltloa. MniitifnclnrediinJ
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Mciiure , U'cigher ,
Dredger , Rico
W ih r , Toinate ,
I'umpkiu , Search ,
Win * and Fruit
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NOTJOE.
The co-partncr > hlp heretofore cxlitlr ' between
Charles M. Lcithtou and lluory T. I/lark under the
nanjoolLclKhtou&CUrn , 1 * this day dli'ohcii by
muiuil oiiisent , MrLeIClitjn r tirli'K. All Indebted
ntm ilue to saul firm will hscollocted ijy Ur. Clatk.
anil ull claims acilust slid fl'm A 111 be presented to
himfor mjmeut. llr , Onrk will continue buslnc
&t the old tit mil No. 1111 Ilarrvy strct't.
Dated at Omiht. December 19 , USI.
CIIARI.IB jr.
UE.NKT 7. CUKK.
corrj
IDOL tl3L ©
Buy your Fine Bronzed Hardware at Home for
less than Eastern Cities Can Deliver it.
Send for Our 250 Page Catalogue , only one issued in Nebraask
OKE 'HUNDRED VARIETIES
Counter , Hay , Stock and Railroad Track ,
ADOPTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Orders for the Indian Department given for Buffalo Scales ex
clusively. Scale
' a > "gMTra' ' i > / & a a
JKJED JP , X.R % H
' 1405 Douglas Street. - - - OMAHA. NEBRASKA
-ON .4LL-
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Suits formerly $ lOAOtioiv $ .5 ® .
Suits formerly $1AM * now .ji&.OO.
S ut8formerly $16.O& now $ JL2.OO.
Suits formerly $24. < G > te new $ JL8.OO.
Over Coats for mcs-7 y , $ & , f'W now $
Over Coats former ? & tjv/ . -J/1 now $ Y.5J.
Over Co itsformerfij tflff.Mt now $ JL .1M > .
Over Coats formerly $ i& . < ! D ® noiv $13.SO.
Ovc.i Coats formerly ijifS-JkOO now $18OO.
And every oHior article in proportiob.
Call aud eee our priceg.
| 2I6 Farnam St ,
NOHTHWESTEBN
OXtAIIA , NJGliMASKA.
Solo agpnts of United States Electric Lighting Co. , 01- State o'f Ne
brnska. Owners of western patents for Electric Motors , Are LumpMo
gul largo incaudescpiit and small incandescent electric lonips. Cheaper
than gas. BEST LIGHT KNOWN. Adopted by the United States gov
ernment and all the leading steamship lines and leading hotels. For
- OFFICE , N. W. CORNER 15th AND FARNAM
CaUlougts Furnished } Omalia Neil
1409 end 1411 on upf Hcitlim
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U/ bit Boata nth Ulreel Orn&hk HoljuH.
