THE DAILY BEE FRIDAY , FEBRUARY 13. 1885.
THE DAILY BEE
Triday Morning Feb. 13 (
LOOAL BEEVITIES ,
The Union Star Club will giro incUl
top nt Metropolitan hall tMi evening , to
which you ara Invited.
The funeral of the Into Leopold Willing
toele place yesterday at 2 o'clock and was
attended by * > large number of friendi.
The DIE VTM In error In stating the time
of the death of Wm. Gentleman's child. The
little one pasted away at ono o'clock Monday
morning.
A double quartette ol the Cileo club will
assist in the grand concert t < > be given by the
Musical Union orchestra , at Boyd's opera
house , on Sunday afternoon next.
On Wednesday evening last , Mr > .
Ooorgo J.GilbcrtcnteiUineda party of friends
nt her hone. The eve Ing was pleasantly
pasted in playing progressive euchre.
T. F. Graham , of Grlnnell , Iowa , passed
through hoio yeilerdAy on his way to Me
Cook , Neb , whcro ho is going into business
with Iia Waldo , agricultural implement man-
iifaiturer.
Dr. E. W. Edmlston Is bunting with
pleasure. A young lady has just arrived at
hi ) house and In duo time will bo ready to ns-
piro for medical honoM as a female rights
physician.
Aprivato telegram received last night
from the Chicago Northwestern headquar
ter * In Chicago announces the fact tht the
Northwestern trains nro now running on reg
ular time. All agents have been Instructed ,
however , to roluso all HVJ stock and perish
able ) freight until further orders.
Iler'i di tlllcry is now feeding , per contract -
tract , from 1,800 , to 1'JOO head of cuttle bo.
longing to the Bay State Cattle. Company
The swill and refuse of the distillery Is found
amply sufficient to keep this number of stock
I good condition. The "feeders" will bo dis
posed of as early as possible In the spring.
Ira 1'routy , n suburban resident , was nr-
rcited by Constable Edgorton on charge
of committing a sault with intent to rape ,
upon the person of Mra. Maggie A. James ,
of North Omaha. Ho has been released on
$500 ball and appears before .Tudgo Weiss .to
day.
A warrant was issued in Judge Solden'a
court for the ntioit of W. E. Jones , a Iraatd
ing houao keeper at the stock yards , who is
charged with committing an assault upon
John Uviden , striking him several blows with
a cnalr and afterwards with a revolver. The
fight grew out of a dispute over the \alue of a
paper cf tobacco.
J. W. M'Kinnoy , advance agent for Clara
Monis , is in the city. He has been unable to
uccuro a date for the talented emotional ac
tress , owing to the previous engagements al
ready booked for the week in which she will
pass this way. Mias Morris after making the
round-up of her western trip , will start for a
Eouthorn ton t. The fact of her inability to
appear on the Omaha stage will bo deeply re
gretted by all lovers of the "only Camille. "
A pleasant lurprise party wai tendered
Wednesday evening to Miss Minnie Wood
ward , nt her residence , Sixth and Walnut.
The party was cordially received and enter
tained by the fair hostess. Dancing , singing
and playing wore features of the evening's en
joyment. Among those present were , Miss
Hnttlo Cnlhoun , Iillio Franklin , Kutlo Clif
ford , Ella .Lozan , Mcs. McCarthy and daugh.
ters , Mies Ella McOalfery , Mea rs. Conigan ,
Raymond , Cane , Franklin , McGuth. McGov-
cm , Ilarngan , Fish and McDonald.
I'EKSONAIj.
J. W. Morao , gonoial passenger agent of
tha Union Pacific , lias returned from Chicago.
George H. Daniels , Colorado pool commis
sioner , was in the city last night on his way
to Denver.
John II. Donnelly left for Chsyonno last
night on business connected with the O alalla
linnd and Cattle company.
Mr. Clark , a former hotel man of Adrian ,
Mich. , gocrt to Liraniio to take charge of the
eating houeu at that point , operated hySheara ,
Market & Swobs.
Colonel Samuel Ward , of Butte , Montana ,
is In the city on his way east with his family.
Ho will witness the inauguration ceremony ,
and returning will visit NTow Orleans.
Mr. Luther Crouiue , superintendent ol
buildingcland John Downing , of the now
Houth Omaha slaughtering establishment ,
have decided to romo\o their families t <
Omaha and will locate permanently in thif
city.
city.J.
J. Lansln ? Falrchild , W. II. Rain ; , Ian-
cola , C. Cook , Fremont , W. II. Cady , Ne
braska City , Mike JIaloy and wife , Sloui
City , M. Hayes , L. 1 > . Kay , Chicago , D. W ,
1'iuilkner , Anita , Iowa , mid A. C. SuhoJorf
of MilUburg , Ohio , are at the Metropolitan ,
Koauli'a Oust .
Mention waa madein thcao columns
yesterday that Jack Roach , a former
member of the Omaha lire department ,
had been nivostod In Council Blull'a and
charged with being a confidence man ,
Mr. Roach hao been releiacd , and stated
to a BKI : reporter that ho was trying tc
keep the younz man Harris from n ganp
of oinfidenco man , who were dottraunct :
to thocu him. Tnis angarod the gang ,
and they had Rjacli nrretd upon thi
charge of being a suspicious character ,
"Whori tli9 cuu oamu up for hearing h
police court Mr. Roaoh nays that no evidence
denco could bo found against him , anc
ho was honorably diacliiryed.
Musnnlu
Tha Masonio fruterni'y of Omaha an
congr.i'ulatiog ' themsjlvea on thu receni
removal of Bullovuo chapter , No. 7 , tc
this city. A cordial wolcoiuo waa ex
tended the incoming aocloty , and or
Tuesday evening , by apodal dmponiatior
f the grand high prioit , a now bond ol
\ ollicers was elected and IntUllod aa fol
Iowa :
Ohaa. P. Neodlmro , high prioit ; E. T ,
Duke , king ; W. 0. McLoan , scribe ;
Janus Gilbert , captain of lioit ; John N ,
Wt'itlorf ; , principal Hojauruer ; Jrll' W.
Hadfo-d , r iyal uroh captain ; S , U
Kntpp , mas IT third veil ; Win. H ihin-
on , inis'or anooml vei1 ; ( ! u tavoml9i
BOD , umt r tir.U vail ; Jil 1'dir. troimuerj
JIDUIO K Ujultur , tooretaryV. ; . J.
iluuii1 , tojtlnel
The now olupiur elarla oil on a sound
financial bull uiil with the pro pcck. of
v rk iu awy nhoik time. It has thu
B ol irishus of o\ory one deslr u of eoe-
lug Oinitn advMccj to ill' ) frjnt r nk in
ilaionio circlea ,
Seal of North Carolina Smoking To
ACCO U the beet ,
BEEROLOGY ,
A Kbw Science , tie Principals of
Yfhicli ara Lad Down by
Collector Post ,
The AKBianouR Blmly of Which "Will
Jlenil on" Evaders of the I/O-
cal
The following letter has boon sent by
Collector Pott to his deputies. It Trill
bo Interesting reading to the general
lublic , particularly to parties who are
citing or contemplate selling the various
ubstltatos for lager boor , which are now
> alng offered by the manufacturers and
, \hich oio designed to afford a beverage
or consumption in places whcro stringent
iquor Iowa prevail :
UNITED STATES ICTEKXAL REVENUE \
Collector's Office , Dial , of Nebraska )
OMAHA , February 12,1886.
This ofllco is in receipt of information
hit certain malt boveragcj , mauufac-
nrod principally , It it presumed , for the
lurpoao of evading the provUions of
tringent liquor laws , are being sold in
his district by persons and iirms who
li&vo not paid their special tax or malt
Iqucr dealers. Ono of theeo beverages
s known to the trade as "Carbonittd
Malt Extract , " another is "B. B. " which
s understood to bo an abbreviation of
llher "Barley Brow" or "Bottled Boor. "
llavlng investigated the process of
manufacttiro of both liqucra , the "Malt
Extract" being put up by Pomy & Sig-
jlko of tlij city , and the "B. B. " by
Wheeler & Herald , of Council Huffs ,
Iowa. I am prepuod taptonounca them
malt liquot within the moining of the
United Ssatea statutes , which Imposes a
special tax upon venders of the sime.
Examination into the matter by this
.flice and neighboring ones reveals the
.ast that In manipulating the "R. B. "
unfermented worta arj romoTod from a
brewer/ a oda water bottling house ,
whore Irish mess la added to produce a
roam , and the tame bottled witn carbon-
it ad water. That ii , carbonic acid is in
'used Into tha wcrta aa a substitute for
ho quality usually given by the process
jf fermentation. In the case of "Car
bonated Malt Extract" a tottlo is half
or two-thirds filled with lager beer re
ceived direct from a btowery , when car
bonated water Is added to complete the
manufacture.
It will thus be seen that the liquors In
question are made of the materials usu
ally employed In the production of the
fermented liquor * in section 3,430 R. S. ,
and I am convinced tha difference be
tween them Is in degree rather than in
character.
You are accordingly instructed to re-
qnlro of dealers in these beverages pay
iner.t of special taxes aa retail liquor
dealers , thotr applications dating from
the time thoybegan selllnc ; the aimo ; anc
the penalty of 50 per cent will , of course
bo esasted in all coeci where liability to
: ho sumo has boon incurred. Raspect-
nlly , GEORGE W. POST , Collector.
A JOUKNALISTIC CKOOK ,
Lciirclic , tlio l > cf nltlnK Gcnumi Ed
Itor , Arresioil In This City
OflicEr Joe llowlos performed a very
crcditihlo piece of work last night in the
arrest of A. Learcho , the Council Bind
swindler. The prisoner was turned over
to Deputy Marshal Bates , who took him
to the Bluud.
The history of the crime for whlcl
Learchois under arrest has already been
adve.tcd to in the Council Blufis column
of this paper. It appears that a woe ]
ago last Monday Leatcho , irho was edlto
of the Froio Ptesse , was collecting a bil
at tha oflico of Conrad Geise , in Counci
Bluffs. In the money drawer was lylnj ,
a $100 note drawn on a Carrel count ;
bank , and made iu fiver of Geise. It 1
supposed that while no ono nas present
the tricky editor etolo the note
At any rate , no matter under wha
circumstancaa the theft was committed
the note was taken by Ltnrcho to tb
bank , where it waa , according to ciutjm
refused , until the question of ownershij
was guaranteed. The note was surir.n
dored on a receipt , the bank promism ,
to collect It fur Lsarche. Shortly nf tor
words ho became scared , went to th
bank , surrendered his receipt and recovered
ored the note i.iin. ; Sunn after this h
left the Biulff , not , however , bef < r
Goiiolio had failed to jritnptly notify
the pollco lad been apprised of the pre
sontjl of the check. Learcho went t
Miuoola , whence , after collosting a few
bills lie started , It ia tupposcd , for St
L .ula. ao next turned up in this city
where his arrest was successfully eUdctvc
by Oilicor Uowloa und Deputy Marsbu
Bates.
AEMY OttDEBS ,
A "Wliolo Grist of o\\H or tlio Hey
" \ VJiiVcnr tlio IJIuc.
llecrult John W. Moflit , enllatod a
Fort Doughs , Utah , Is assigned to com
pany U , Oth Infantry.
Rocrnit Henry Alia , enlisted at For
D. A. Rmsall , Wyo. , isatsgned to com
piny H , 9th infantry.
Recruit Frank M. Wilson , enlisted a
Foit Omaha , Nib. , is assigned to the 7t
Infantry , and will bo sent to the s'a'io
of l.ii reelment on the fir.it favorabl
opportunity.
'Jhd comwandirg oflicer Fort Omaha
Neb. , will send Privutu Thomas Ualpln
light battery D , Dth artillery , an Inaan
aoldier , under escort of onu non-iom
missioned omcer and cno privntp , to th
Inruno asylum , at Washlngt ) n , D.O. Th
party in charge will report to tboadjatau
general of trio army , by telegraph , a
least twenty fuiir hours in advance o
their arrival the rr > babe ! hour thciou
and the nauio of the rulroad depot a
which they will arrive la Washington.
The quarteraias'er'a department wil
fnrnidi the necusnr/ transportation , am
the subtiatenco dipirtincrr commutttlon
f rations for the necesrary number o
days In advance a' the uaual rates , if it bo
Impracticable to carry cooked ratlcni.
On dernind of Surgeon Jcsaph H , Bill
( Art c'o ofVa' , ) u court of inquiry , to
"liner i/ ti ) h'a ci nduct , " Is ordered to
meet at F < rs O aha , Neb. , at 10 a. in.
February 25 1885 , or as soon therjafie
as f rat oith ,
DETAIL KOR THE COUKT.
Co'onol John Gibbon , 7th Infantry
Colonel Qonry A. Morrow , 121stInfantry
and Suigwn Da-jiel G. Cdldwell. U. S.A
Fir.t Lbuteuaut Frederick II. . Eb
tein , Slat Infantry , fs appointed ro-
order.
Tlio cottrt will consider nd Invojtfgito
10 charges preferred g lnst Surgeon
Bill by his post commandir ( Col. W. P.
Carlln , 4th infantry ) , on the 10th cf Da-
ember ; the allegations and charges madn
y the same oflicar in comtmm'calion ad-
ressod to thesa headquarters February
! t , l ° 8u ; in peat orders No. 10 ( Fort
Omaha , Neb. , ) January 1C , 1885iu ; com
munication nddreesed to Surgeon Bill.
nder date of October 1 , 1884 , and gcn-
rally , all mnttorsof which laauohas been
made regarding the management of the
) est hospital and treatment of the sick
ndor charge of Surgocn Bill.
The court will express an opinion on
lie merits of the case.
The travel directed ia noccsiary for the
inbllo service.
The book entitled "Tho Wido-Awake
Acquaintance , Advertising and Ready
leferonco Index , " now prep rlng publt-
ation by Messrs. Lunn and Johnson , of
) ca Molncs , Iowa , is bound to bo a
avorlto work for thu real oatato n&ent ,
bitiactor of titles and lawyer. It will
npply a want tint hai grown into being
necessity in many catej. nutw
THAT GOAL CONTROVERSY ,
Tlio Other Sldo An Interview \Vltli
Air. llowcll.
A ropoiter of the BEI : yesterday
al'od upon Uowoll , of the Omaha Coal
ad Ptoduco cornpiny , In order to obtain
ho Oihor eidoof the coal controversy
vhich has ariaon butwccn tint company
, nd Blr. Nlchol.
"Tho coal men , " tnid Mr. Howol ) ,
'aro not by any moans robbers of the
ioor. There Is not ono of them , as ire
an truthfully n ortwho does ootbottow
harlties upon dcsirvlng applicants. The
tat Jtnont of Nichol was made from a mo >
ivo to get oven on a previous bualnois nl-
rcatlon. No man In business can avoid
hojo nnplcaaantnessoe. If n man is ro
uted credit ho is an enemy. If ho is
trongly pressed in collections ho bo *
IOUKB the samo. Any conimodiiy
landlcd as coal is dumped
upon the pavement where it usually re
mains for hours : n this was , and then
carried into a grocery store and weighed
a bucket and basket fulls on a small
cales. would not hold out as in bulk at
ho yards , though handled without
> rejudlco. All coal dealers have , as wo
iavo , a man to weigh who has no other
lOBsiblo interest than to du right between
ho dealer and purchaser. The scales
arc under city inspection thu
Eiime as city scaloj. The line referred teen
on our tickets 'weighing on ci y scales
waived , ' simply moans tint panics i/p-
.he delivery of coil cannot demand with
out a previous understanding that the
teamster ba required to haul the coal a
milo or tire to city scales. AH tbo doil-
crs , including ourselves , are quite willing
to weigh on city scales at the coat of tbo
purchaser , but they cannot afford to pay
double hauling and the weigh fees in
addition out of their own pockets. "
THE OONOORDIA. BALL ,
A. Pleasant Event nt Get man In Hall
Imsr
The annual subscription masquerade
ball of the Concordia Society took place
last night in Gorman ! i Hall. Itwas a
brilliant and largely afondoi nflair. The
members of the society which has es
tablished itself in Omaha as a pormin-
ent and flourishing institution , wore
present with their friends , rompoalng an
assemblage of prominent inQu
nntial members of locil Gorman
society. The masquerade costumes were
very fine , many of them strikingly beau
tiful and unique. The music for the oc-
c sion was lurnlshed by the Musical
Union cichcstra.
Among the costumes the reporter ob
served the following : Mies Emnu
Pundt , pop-corn girlM ; > 'si Ann'o lllch-
nrd , Hungarian ; Maggie Lauian , flol l
sltl ; Miss lloeder , Spanish hdy ; Olga
Karbach , Mother Hubbard ; Mins Tina
lii.-hard , ribbon girl ; Olga Marcher , Ka-
trnte ; Oirrio Liugo , him rjan ; Teeny
Matz , "Oh for Goodnops S ko Don't Say
I Told Yon ; " Lena Km ; ? , aixtecnth
sixteenth century damsel , Mies Ultter ;
n > blo lady ; Miss Mayor , fnher girl ;
MISJ Lluborrnan , palntrcss ; Mn. F.
Metz , Grecian lady ; M sj Bookman ,
hdy of honor ; M rs. Slnhnld , Daughter
of t'ao Regiment ; Mra. Welnhagon , Polish
Ifdy ; ftlitsL Ileimrcd , Rus ian pnasint ;
Charles Mety. ; nchoolbny ; O'Cir Pundt ,
"What is i.r * Henry IUohi-ri , Irish
dude ; F. J. Linp , reporter ; Fred Metz ,
jch olbov ; Paul VVolnhsgen , sailor.
Pol leu Court.
In police court yesterday there was
\ largo crovd of spent&tors , as the facl
had been noised abroid that a woman
WBS to be tried for drunkenness and such
a notlca alnays draws a crowd.
The hrat man called was M. D. Zith-
row , on eld fellow with long white board.
Ho Is a match peddler and had gotten
too much of the "elegant" on Irnrd. In
fict , when arrested , he was loaded up to
the ginnls and was very top heavy. Ho
mournfully pleaded guilty to the charge
if diunkunnoes and was fined $5 one
c s's ,
Otto Eispnbuig waa fined $5 and costs
f ir having been tonnd m a state of intos-
i-ai m.
Jennie Grten was charged with drunk-
4nuoip. She pleaded guilty and waa
nnod 85 and costs and sunteaced to Qve
diys in the county jail en bread ant
* ator.
John Garland was charged with vag
rancy , lie pleaded not guilty , but il
vvaa proven that on Sauday last ho en-
ered the house of an expressman and
fnict-d his little girls to give him lonio-
thing to eat. Ho Mai acntencod to
twenty days in the county jail on bread
and watt r.
Thomas Grjon pleaded goilty to the
charge or vagrancy and -was s ntoncad to
ten days iu the count ) jail ua bre.\d and
vratcr. _ _ _ _ _
A Flno liiHtiiution ,
Mr. Lai's ' Buch , of the Milwaukee
Litbigraphing and Engraving company ,
H in the city on business for bfs house.
Mr , liach represents eco of the fmett
Ilthrg.aphiiig establlshinecti in thu
United fetalo' , na all who have Been work
frciii their lianda con att'st. It was this
inatitntion that did the Ji hocraph work
updi the list edition of the DEK'S illnt-
tia'od lupplemont. and a liner job ol
newspaper work was nevrr tumd out in
hta coantry The esUb'Isbmont ' is a
\ory lar B ono and a larjonumber , of men
a-e t inplnyed ,
ST. VALENTINE'S ' DAY *
The Day When Yontlifnl Lorers El-
change Compliments ,
An Explanation of the Term and the
Supposed OrlKln of St. Valen
tine's Festival.
The 14th day of Fobtunry which Is
Saturday next , Is what is commonly
known ns St. Valentino's clay. It Is the
custom of modern tlmoa for youthful
lovon to oxchtngo compllmonta on this
day and the tndo in valentines this sea-
sin has lioen brlak.
All the we rid knows that the 14th of
Ftbrnsry Is Valentino's day. But why
February , and why the 14th and why
St. Valentino nro not so universally
understood.31'uleod ' tlioio is much about
It Umt has not yet been settled by echol-
nro. February obtains 1's ' namu from
fobrunro whic'a means to purify or expi
ate , and the mouth was thna named from
the Lupcrcalia , one the great Romaa
'ottivals. Apart of the rlltu cf this
Festival conslttad in patting the names of
unj , woman Into n , box from whicli they
te clrnTrn by men Sjinogocd author-
tics on history clntm that the Chris un
clergy being uc.iblo to abolish thesopegan
rites endeavored to give them n rel'g ous
aspect by aubstilullLg the names of the
tn'nts ' for these of women , and this hes
; lvon rite to tha custom which las pro-
\allod to tome extent at loJst in the Ro
man Catholic church of selecting a pat
ron saint for the year , who is termed n
valcntlno. The 14th of February is St.
Valentino's fpetlval , but whether that day
3ad been astigned to him for some other
reason , and then the lovn making uait of
the ancient rites assigned ta his festival
day because ho w.iinn history tolls us , on
admirable nun and famous for his love
and charity , or whether that day was
cIioEcn for the festival of thisgoodly stint
because already sacred to the rites of love ,
does not appear.
It was the custom in England , Scot-
iind and some parts of the continent for
yonng folks to assemble and phco the
Qaiiios of the men on billets of paper in
ono receptacle and the names of young
women in another , then oich drew a
name of the opposite sex. Accordingly
each person chose a valentine nud nho
bcrnmo some ono olao's Valentino. As
being a person's valentine implied dove
tlon and service for the year , queer com
plications must often have oiisen which
would give the contrary minded plenty
of opportunity to torment their adorers.
Mlsson , a traveler of the last century ,
commenting on the custom , says that
"tho mou stuck faster to the va'ontino '
that had fallen to him than to her to
whom ho bad fallen " The custom of
giving presents was also in vogue , but
later 01 the obligation was restricted to
the yoDiio ; men.
Other authorities attribute the customs
of this day to the remains of the
primlt vo nature worship whicli pre
vailed in Ncrthwetsern Europa ? An
old dictionary givoa thii explanation :
"About this time of the year the birds
choose their mates , end probably thence
came the custom of the young men and
maidens chooalrg valontinci for spec's !
lovn ; ; fnonds ou that day.1' But the
former explanation is mucli moro the
probable , otpEcially at ono time the fes
tival had a graceful symbolic meaning
implying mutual truit and service b -
treen the sexes analogous to those of the
days of chivalry and married as well as
single people could be chosen as valen
tines.
Nothing could bo moro reprehensible
and degrading or farther removed from
the spirit of St. Valentino and tha anci
ent rites , than the custom tint now
prevails so largely of sending through the
malls the hideous caricatures which pro
fane the shop-windows of book and news
deal or s at this season of the year. When
our grind parents were young the cus
toms of the cay took the form of convey
ing to tbo loved ono in person or by mes
senger , some appropriate sentiment origi
nal or eo'eitod couched In poatlo phrase.
TEST YODRBAKMrPOPErl TOM.
Brands nilrrrtls ; I as absolutely pure
THE TEST :
rUco n can top down on n Hot htovc until heitnl.thex .
rentuvo tbecoruranil mnell. A cliemUtrlll nut tift r *
ulrod to detect tbu proseuco of aniiiioula ,
DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA.
IT * IIEiLTIiriLM.Sa MIS NEVER BL
In a million homei for it quarter or a century It fcu
tbe caniunieri' rellablu tint ,
THE TESTOFTHE OVEH.
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UJKEllS Of
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f
Dr. Price's Lupulin Yeast Gems
For LJzht , llfilthj Ilreud , Ttie I ! it VrJ Uop
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FOR BALIf. BY GROCERS.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS
We Move March 3d
Will Move March 3d , to
1513 DOUGLAS ST. ,
VOl'KO'3 OLD STAND ,
Commencing Monday , we will aoll
Pictures , Frame ? , Pianos & Organs ,
Plush Goods , Etc. , Etc ,
eganHi s to reduce tcck before mov
ing. Coma and convince youwlf , Every
thing goes ,
1312 A 131
GENERAL GUT
IN-
LROAD RATES
To Kansas City $6,45 , , iwL ! llS3S
Mu-Jo Pniiti , made for S13at MisGt Parlors , 1312 Doug'as street.
T"rQf I . LOUIS I I i CPI-1 I IU. Your fiuo amtl b > * purchasing lint
- si3. r , Merchant Tailor Made Suit made
for S2G , at MisBt Pnilois , 1312 Dooghs street.
TrO.hir I sacrrk cpiu.ou. Yoarfnr f' ' ed by baying ( hat lutd.
v mcago 80lno S15.70 Cu8fom jlng0 ovi-tcoat ,
made for 332 , at Miaut Clothing Parlorj.
Tr . IQ KnYourfU08VC ( ' ' ' ' I'njinj that il § 20
I * - \ UenVer vpl . > ; gnnt
O .OUCujlom Made Sm * . made lor $10 , at MhGt
Clothinc ; Pallors ,
To Washington D. C. $22.50. J
Custom Made Overcoat , undo for § 15 , at Misfit P/itlors , 1312 Doughs s roat.
To Philadelphia $23.70. ? & ' , ? ? b / '
frock , ea'in Until Suit for § 20 30 Custom made , undo for SCO , at Misfit Patlom ,
1312 Douglas otrtot.
To Rochester , N.Y.$25.40 ? l ! &
Custom Mada Sack Suits , made for $5C , at Misfit Parlorp , 1312 Donglas atrott.
To Baltimore , Md. , $26
lorn Made Overcoatmido for § 57 , at Miilit Parlors , 1312 Douglas H'.tcet. if
To Salt Lake City , $27.60. J. . !
Four Button Cutaway FrccV Sui * , niado for § 32 40 , Custom Made , made for SCO , i
at Misfit Parlors , 1312 Douglas street.
Y ° nr fftro Kftvod by buying that
French CorkBcrjw Knur Button.
Cutaway Frock Suit for $33 , Custom Made , matlo for § 35 , at Misfit Parlors , 1312
Douglas street.
N VnrU' Pil + QQ RR Your faro Hived by buying
< = > \A/ U .
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Wily , th t3r > Satin Lined Coik-
srrcw Ssck Suit , Custom Made for § 05 , at Misfit Clothing Parlow , 1312 Douglai St.
To Boston , Mass , , $30.80. ? ? ' , ? h" ± mye 116
Prince Albeit Suit , Custom Made , made for § 75 , at Misfit ParlorsI312 Douglas St.
illU'O ' " ac'c ' nn < * Froc Oia .s , vatiety in sixes and
BllcinCkCC 1 1 I O U I Lo Btylos of goods. Pantaloons in domestic and im
parted fabrics , at prices that astonish the natives ,
- AT THE -
Original Misfit Clothing Parlor
1312 Douglas St. , Up-Stairs , 1312.
Open until to p. tn. Saturdays , icnfil IVjp. in.
LIT I'P HY GLECTKIC LIGHT.
Absolutely
This powder ncxcr varies A marvel ol purely ,
et couth tuduho'cs-mcncsa. Moro economical than
the ordinary kinds. ai d cannot 1)0 so'd ' In cumjictt
tlon with tha nmUKuilo of low tcfct , ehrrt wilK > > t
luinol ih > H"hrto ixmilcrs. fcold only In cans.
HOYAL BAKING 1'OWDEU CO. , 100 Wall EtjH.Y.
Omaha Medical & Surgical
Institute
Howard Street.
( N. B. Corner 12th anil Howard Street * , )
( For the Treatment ol til
Chronic and Surgical Diseases
Diseases of Females , rf the Ncnoui Byetom , Prate
\ato DI.-uam'B of the Urlniry nnu Sexual Ortane ,
and Wseaucjjol the Head , Ihroitn
EVE AND HAU ,
Dlaeasta treated by an experienced BpccUllrti also
dlneatcs of the Hi art LUor , Stomach , Kldncyt ,
Bladder , Neunlirh , Khcumatlsrr , 1'lltg , Cancer , etc.
CATAHH1I. BUOKOI1ITIH.
And all other dUcMon of the 'ihroattnd Ulnfs treat
ed by Uedlcated Vapors. ( Send for Inhaler or
circular on Inhalation , )
All dltciera of the Blood , Urluary and Seiual Or.
Bans. I'rhato DUeaseu an J
Piles Cured or no Pay.
( IS Yeara Hoipltaland Prlvkto Practice. )
Coneuliatlon and examination free.
Call or write fcrclrculare'on chronto dl aca and
deformities , Dlseasm of Fcmalca , Prhato Ulxpaeei
if the Urlnarv and Sexual orwns , Seminal Weak-
nees , Nfrvoua Debility or Kxliiubtlnttc. , cttnd
uur now rcstorathurcatnient.
All letter * and conaultalloni Confidential.
lledlcluejeent to all parts ol the couitry l > y ex
press , securely packed from obecriatlon , If full do
* crlptlonof coae Unhen. One ( ersorml Inteolew
preferred if convenient Open at all lioiuu.
Addreta all letter * to
Oniahft Mfdical & Surgical Insttute
1118 Howard St. Oinaha , Neb.
Orrice ADDITOU or I'rnno ACCOUNTH. )
bTATEO > A KKIIIIAHKA. >
JINCor..V , Jan. Hi , 1S85. )
It is hereby ccrtltied Hint trio Wealcm Mu
tual llenuvolvnt Ataociatlou uf lleatricu in Itio
Htato of Nebraska , haa complied with I ho -
aurance law of tliia ttato , and in authorized to
transact this butlneia of life iii ur nca in thin
Btato for the current yuan Commenting Feb
ruary 1 , 1885. . . . .
Witness my hand and tliu seal of the Au
ditor of 1'ublicAccounts the day und year
, A.
CF S-A.JLES 1
iSJEJE O UM JtJJJDUCTIONS :
Suits formerly $ lOJ&Qnoto $7.5O.
Suits formerly $ JI2.OOiiow $9t < M > .
Suits formerly $ JL < i. < M > now $12AW.
Suits formerly $24.00 now $1S.OO.
Over Coats formerly $ 8.4W now $ G.OO.
Over Coats formerly ffilO.OO now $
Over Coats formcrfy $11 .OO now $
Over Coats formerly $18jM > now $
Ovc.r Coats formerly $24jM > now $ JL8OO.
And every other nrticlefiu proportion.
Call ami see our prices.
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