OMAHA DAIlAr BEE : SATURDAY , APi 1L 1 1S8 * .
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS ,
HOTELS , PliOPlilETOKS
ARLINGTON. J. Q. MelNTIRE , Lincoln , Net ,
SARATOGA HOTEL , J. S. 8TELLINIU3 , Mllford , Neb.
MARSH HOUSE , DROWNSVlLLF , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , StronnUut-R Ne
HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL , Loultvllla
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY & CLARK. Blair , Nob.
COMMERCIAL HOTE. , J , G. MEAD , NcllRli , Neb
GRAND CENTRAL S.t.SEYMOUR , Nobrnska City , Net )
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , P. L. THORP , Weeping Wntor.Ne
COMMERCIAL HOUSt A. O. CAARPER , Hardy , Neb ,
GREENWOOD HOUSE , G.W.MAYFIELD , Greenwood , NouJ
v COMMERCIAL HOUSE , E. STOREY. Clarlnda , Iowa
END'S HOTEL , E. L. END , Ercmont , Neb ,
EXCHANGE HOTEL , 0 0. HACKNEY , Ashland , Neb
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , TRAHK LOVELL , Atklnoon , Nell.
MORGAN HOUSE , E. L. GmiUD , Guide Recd , Neb ,
SUMMIT HOUSb , SWAN & BECKER , Oreiton , In ,
JUDKINS HOUSE , JUDKIN8 & BRO , , Red Oak , U.
HOUSTON HOUSE , GEO. OALPH , Exlra , la.
REYNOLDS HOU8C , C. M. REYNOLDS. Atlp.nllc , la ,
WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKER , AuHubon , la.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , S. BURGESS , Ncola , la.
CITY HOTEL , Dl tl. WILLIAMS , Harlan , la ,
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. CUMMINGS , Corning , la.
NEBRASKA HOTEL , J.fL. AVERY , Stanton ,
MERCHANTS HOTEL , . J. W. BOULWARE , Burlington Junction , M
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , Blanchard , In.
PARKS HOTEL , F M. PARK , Shenandoah , la ,
COMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , DnylH City , Neb.
D&GNELL HOUSE , CHAS.BAGNELL , Collcga Springs , la.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , < VM. LUTTON , Vllllsca , la.
JUDKINS HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvcrn , In.
BALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , IdnJGrovo , la
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , B , F. STEARNS , Odebolt , la
GRAND PACIFIC , J. NORTON , Oolumbut , Neb ,
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN EOKERT , Osceola , Neb.
DOUGLAS HOUSE , J. 8. DUNHAM , Clarks Neb.
EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. D. HACKNEY , Aslilnnd , Neb.
WHO LES ALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AND DEALER N-
Wall Paper and Window Shades ,
1304 Farnhain St. Omaha Neb.
. I. OBERFELDER & CO , ,
WHOLESALE MILLINERY AND NOTIONS ,
1308 and 1310 DOUG-LAS STREET.
Spring Goods Receiving Daily and Stock very nearlyComplete )
ANGELL , BOWEN & WHITE.
Fine Watches and Clocks. Pianos , the Steck and others.
Diamonds at Importers' Prices. Oigans , Whitney & Holmes.
Jewelry , most Artistic Styles. Music Books , Sheet Music.
Silvenrnre , an Elegant Stock. Accordiatis , Violins.
Spectacles , Eye Glasses , &c. Flutes and Fifes , Guitars.
Opera Glasses , Ohoice Assortment. Music Boxes , Harmonicas.
Engraving , in'Bost Styles. Violin Strings , Guitar Strings ,
Pine Repairing a Specialty. Inducements Superior to others.
Prices in Plain Figures. Our. Motto , "Plain Figures J1
SSTA.B we copy none of our competitors STYLUS or advertisement we politely re
quest aocturn of the compliment ,
Opera House Block. ANGELL , BOWEE" & "WHITE.
lucsisat
HAVE DECLINED SLIGHLTY
the first to make the announce
ment to his customers and
the general public.
MATTINGS , OIL CLOTH AM WINDOW
SHADES ,
Always sold at the Jowest Market
Prices.
We carry the largest stock and
make the Lowest Prices.
Orders promptly filled and every
attention given to patrons.
vip $ r-srar T 7 p'p ;
, JB , $ J Jis JL W J. JLi JKj J&
' 1313 Farnham Street. *
OMAHA , - s- - - NEBRASKA ,
IROTIH : &
Wholesale Lumber ,
No , 1408 Farnki Street , Omaha ,
HOVEL GIFfS FOR EASTER ,
Ohickeno no Tokens of Friend
ship ( vnd Eg lor
Caricatures.
CbnnRos In the Character of EuHtor
Hcmombranccs.
N. \ limit.
It is within a period of two years
tlm < the custom of making pres
ents on Easier hna comn to bo a well-
obaorvod fashion. Before that time
such remembrances of friendship as
wore oxchang cl consisted of eggs
hard boilud , and with shell resplen
dent in nay colors , Occasionally the
shell would boar some trilling de
sign , or the uorcU : "E'stor , " or
"ihr Lord is llison , " picked out in
white on the colored shell , or in col
ors on the white shell. Within the
two yeara passed all this has changed ,
and Enstor has conio to bo n day
on which the exchanging of
presents become us common
and fashionablofas on Christinas , The
egg has given way to the chicken , and
the exchange of Easter greetings is
now made by means of elaborateh
painted and illuminated cards. P iv
sibly the change from the egg to the
cjjjcken m an evidence of the pro teu-
sion which characterizes American p.'o-
pie. Whether this bo so or not , the
ihicken has now , to a considerable ex
tent , usurped thu place that the egn
once occupied aa an Easter offering ,
At almost every store in the city where
a specialty is now being made of Eas
ter novelties , or whore this class of
goo ls is dealt in nt all , were bits of
chickens no larger than an ordinary
epir-sholl , and whose coats liavo not
fully developed from n mass of downy
fuzz into well-defined feathers , play
an important part. Ever since the
first of the year the incubators , or ar
tificial mothers of thousands of young
chickens , have been at woik hatching
out tlieir broodn for thu UBO of thu
caterers to the demands of this very
recent and singular taste. Thu chick
ens have a v ery brief existence after
they leave the shell , raruly exceeding
a week , being turned over at thu end
of that time to thu hands of thu taxi
dermists. J3y them they are butcher
ed , thu delicate skins carefully prepared -
pared , ot tilled , and then turned over
to the hands of the manufacturers of
Easter novelties. There are several
houses in the city now engaged in pre
paring these birds for the market , and
for months past they have been
pressed to their utmost capacity with
orders. Oa leaving the hands of thu
taxidermists , thoau little chickens are
mounted in all sorts of fantastic and
grotesque shcpes.A favorite method
is to mount the chick so that it shall ,
with hrad askance , seem to bo gazing
wonderiugly at a broken egg-shell from
which i , hud seemingly just emerged.
A pretty effect is produced by mount
ing a couple of the liulo fellows beside
side two broken ahel.a , and as they
are represented us aazinj ; wonderingly -
ly at one another the result is quito
comical. Frequently the yellow down-
covered chicks are represented as sit-
on a nest lying in a mass
of dried grasses and iljworj.
From underneath its smooth
little body and wings vainly
sttetchod in an attempt to hide them
from \-iow peep forth Irom tno to fou-i
egg-shaped pellotts usually bits of
wood or clayo arefully covered with
silk of red , white blue , pale grconor
mottled tints. In other cases the
chick is carefully mounted against a
plaque , represented eometimca as
feeding.again as nestling in n bed of
weeds ana grasses , and frequently aa
kicking from the nest the egg shell in
which it had passed its clays of incu
bation In this way , and in many
others , ducklings of not over a week
old , and humming birds , finches ,
thrushes , and other small birds are
sacrificed to furnish material for the
construction of these yiocce , which
are just now the particularly proper
things for use aspresents for thu Eas
ter season.
That the egg has not beoomo obso
lete is assured by the many forms in
which it appears among the mass of
signs for Easter gifts. In A Broadway
tore the humorous side of the pre
vailing furor is very cleverly shown ,
and funny .caricatures of wo 1 known
faces are -the result One of those
eggs is set upright with the jnoro
pointed end.in air. The largo end ia
encircled with a Byronic collar of
white paper , M bit of blue ailk serving
aa u necktie. From the pointed end
a mass of black worsted falls over t2io
back and side of the shell , the mass
being carefully parted in the middle.
The portion of thu nholl loft exposed
is.painttd . to represent a face , and the
result is ono that needs no labiil to
inform the observer who thu carica
ture represent. Oacar Wilde ia as' '
clearly to bu seen in this clover bit of
work as in one of Barony's portraits.
The brpud aide ui an egg moro nearly
round in shape nerves for the repro
duction of Dick Deadeye , the popular
character in "Piueforo. " In this case
cotton .batting servos as gray hair and
whiskers for the treacherous old salt.
A BaiJor ! tarpauliu , with "II. M. S ,
Pinafore" ou the silken band , and a
collar of blue paper , with a necktie of
black eilk , servo to uiuko the carica
ture complete. The largo end of an
egg properly painted , a macs of golden-
red worsted lor hair , a. jaunty straw
liot , with flowing ribbons , and a bit
rf muslin to represent thu neck of a
iress seri'o to reproduce General
Stanley's iwwrite daughter Mabol ,
: ho huroino of the "Pirates of Penz-
nice. " The possibilities in this line
jf really cloror work are innumerable ,
'or , with thu proper shaped egg and a ,
ittio facility in tKctchiiig awl tdtiio in
' .resting , almost < iiy fuc < i csn ho ro-
Hwducod in caricature. Pcmiibly the
ajse with which the caricatures may
to produced has led to the conceit , a
lovalty of this season , of a donor's
ilaciutf , aa though it wore u bit of
iecaleomanio work , hia or her pic-
uro on the ahull designed ian
n Easter offering to friends. The
liniaturo cartes do vieito , such us
ras in vo uo two or three years ngo ,
ro used in these cases , and the por-
rait , when uluck on the shell , is sur-
junded by a framo-liko collection ol
iind-paintod floweu or some funtas-
c designs. These to w
servo make u fa
ury pretty gift. The real ohicken'a f
; g is hardly uaod in th novelties inat j
Tercel for this season. b.'U ' tutcs of attn
oed , china , clay ana other mate- atb
als being used.Vhoro the size of tn b <
10 egg , or an approximate ? ( hereto i
retained , and decoration is
in , these substitutes are usuftlly
ly covered with silk in shades of red
and blue. Often thuso silk covers nio
handsomely painted by hand with TO
productions of the passion flower or
flowers , or bear mottoes appropriate to
the day or season. The proper thing
for a jounq Rpntlamaii to present o n
joung lady friend is now prescribed
by fashion to l > o a jewel or bon-bon
box iimdo in the shapu of an epg , mid
varying in si/.J from the cge of n tnr
key to that of nil ostrich. These an
always covered with nilk , frequpntlj
decorated with elaborate hand painted
denigns , and , in the case of the jewel
boxes , lined with silk or satin of Bonn-
brilliant color. When china ia the
material used in the construction of
the Eastur gifts the conceits of ninnu-
faeturuts take a wider ran o than in the
liner grades of goods Kgm nro thu *
miulu to bring into beinp very singu
lar products. A hrnkini shell will reveal -
veal children , bunches of flowers ,
bouiuiutn , and other impossible out
commas of the natural egg , ns well us
impossible chickens and birds of im-
porftiblu ) ilnmago and decorated with
garlands of impossible ( lowers. Those
who cm afford to purchase find hmuK
some presents for favored friends in
the huge ostrich eggs , elaborately dec
orated by haiid , and theru is this sea-
DOM ( [ iti'o a demand for theio at the
leading jewelry stores , and the houses
of dealera in brie n-hrnc and rt nov
Itios.
Plnquesaiu in cro.it demand -this
season , and Hi-aigli thu mtrkot IB
largely supplied , the supply by IK
means exceeds Ilio demand. The
painted plaque seems to luivo given
way to the plaque of wood covered
with ailk or satin , and thu decorations
uro generally floral. A lily in full
bloom , n water lily and bud , with sev
eral leaves , all bound together by a
band ol nbhon ; n boquet of passion
flowers , bunches of daisies , und occa
slomdly n su.iflower , are the favorite
artificial tluueis which bloom upon thu
plaquob or panels. Standing well out
from n dark background , as they do ,
the effect is very protty. A single
peacock feather often forms the decoration -
ration instead of flowers , and a uiima-
turtjialotio m united on n miniature
oa&ul lake * the phut of the plaque or
pinel. llasli'o's of ui.u crusurs , with
Canadian anou'-birus ou their nests ,
are nuvultiiM brought out this HUISOU ,
and they maku a very prot'ty orna
ment. Cornucopias of fantastic shapes ,
made of delicately woven wicker
woik , lillwl with grasses or neatly
made artificial fljnurn , are n ! . o among
thu noveltica. uul git 6 , that have
u lasting value , are tambourines with
heads of eilk , on which seine tasteful
design is painted. For a gift to la-
die" , a pretty conceit is n satchel bag.
thu front of which bears a cross of
white flowers or a bunch of some deli
cately colored flowers. This front ,
which covers the satchel bag , can bo
opened , and reveals au appropriate
Easter greeting. Ono of the most
novel of the distinctively now gifts is
a. representation of n stork , which
stands bcsidu its roughly constructed
nest of twigs and leaves , and hasinita
beak a naked china doll. This is an
imported novelty , tlio work of the
Dutch artisan , and represents the
legend current in Holland , whore thu
children uro taught that it is thu stork
that brings thu babies as their contri
butions to Holland's population. Other
special features shown in the utoroa
are crosses made of flowers , grasses ,
etc. , from the Holy Land , and these
find a ready sale at the prices
charged , from 825 upward. Station-
Dry with special designs for Holy
Week and Easter Day finds some buy-
era , and duiing that period many letters -
tors will bo written lly fair hands ,
principally to inform their friends
that the fair writers can afford to in
dulge in epecial Easter-time station
ery. Doves mounted as if just about
to take flight , or arranged with out
spread wings , the latter designed for
suspension from a convenient chan
delier or in an arched doorway between -
tweon connecting rooms , find much
favor as especial decorations for
houses.during Holy Wook.
Easter cards , with special designs ,
in which crosses , passion flowers ,
doves , etc. , play an important part ,
are standard goods in the markets ,
and thia.year largo numbers are imported - " |
ported from England and Germany to
compote with the designs of American
artists. Texts of Scripture , Easter
greetings , or selections in English or
Latin from the Episcopal or Catholic
Easter services , generally adorn these
cards , gome of which are handsome
and command largo prices. Cards
with designs of various kinds innot ,
or "cards" of satin , embroidered or
hand painted , are the novelties in
this line for the coming Easter holi
days , which begin with Banter ,
April 9th.
Sudden Cbanerea of the Weather O/-
t&n Cuuso
Pulmonary , bronchial , and asth
matic troubles. "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" will pllay irritation which
induces coughing , oftentimes giving
immediate relief , m'JO-lw
The Methodist presiding elderu of the
lurthwost are shortly to bold a conven-
.Ion In Onlcago to diaoum the duties and
> ] ] j > ortuultied of their oliio.
It lu stated that the revision of the old
ugtatnent In fiiildhed , with the exception
if occleuliisteu ind the song of Holomoo ,
Hie Bocnud revision will take tlid whole
if 188.2 , and the finished work will be
xililiuhed in 1683 ,
The Kansas Methodist conference re-
iortn 10,030 members and 3,234 prof
loner * , and it hai 133 churches , valued
t. $3"0,000 , It does not include all the
liurtliea In th U flats. A Jan-e number
re to ba found In the South K 'lisas onn <
uttnco.
There are in thisonntry 3,23'J Lutheran
ilnlflterH. Of these , the larcent number
n any one state in in I'ennmvmiia , which
as 650 ; IHIuoU has 305 ; Ohio , 310 ; Win.
onuln , 205 ; Minnesota , 223 ; New York ,
R'jlowa , 108 ; Indiana , 1:6 : ; Michigan ,
18. No other state has a hundred ,
The annual statistics of the Moravian
burch in thin country iliow that there are
ow 'JG'J7 communicants , i gain of 130 ;
on > coiimunlcantn over 13 years of age
umber 1,5.0 , and there are 6,307 children ,
luring the year , 25 'Were excluded and
13 "droiiiMJd "
Father Scully , of Cambridge , Mais. ,
ho has vigorously denounced church
Ir * , believed iu thuui heartily ten years
; o. Wlie u his church was building every
ducoment was held out to 1'rotcxtahta to
tend the /tir and take part in a radio.
span of hornet ! , with bUnkutK ou thuiu
iariug a notice of the fuel thut th y were
> be rallied for at this fulr. were driven
i ut I'umbridge. ( ' Sunday , and were
trotted Mo wly before nt least ono of th
1'rotcsUnl churches uhin the congregft.
tion were dl.ipcrMn ? nftcr w whip.
Many 1'reOntftlin * icjard Ilio fcrxicc
f tliclr irmrihiH H too nnld , a tl f v > r
tlio ftdoi'tl > n t n tkuftl. Siyn n 1'retby-
t rlnn inper- I'll ret < nntmn < colder or
harder or in unloxely tlnti th ordinnry
Prpuliytcrlan strvicV , with it utercntypml
Imrt jirnj-i r , loni ; jir yer , ttin of ItyiiiiK ,
lermim , and bcncdlctli > n If th I'rt iliy-
tcrinn church Is to grow in tliu futiuo it
will phc its people a tmrtuli ntinn In the
smlceof the chinch If ti falls t" < lo
IhN it ill letrogradc , nd < IIP of tliptc
dnyii sallnlicintii uill clil nlfjl'ri ! " > t r-
ii\us under the do < lxnntl < n iid ce 1 ueoiis
nr s. . nttcrinjr , \ \ \ \ { o l/pUcnimy ulll will-
plant it hi mniilii ! \n I fiiltiiunce If mil in
fcimonlo power
A Good Zio
A e > ort housewiti.hi'ii slio i
Riving lierhoiisn r spring ronoxa'u r
hould boar in tint the dour inmates
of hi-r hoiiso are mmv procmtu than
inanj lieu < o % and that their RyHicins
neul chansing by pinifyitig the blond ,
rcculatiug the Rtniiiaub mM bowels to
prevent und euro thu discuses arisinu
from spiinu malaria and miasma , and
she must know that there is nothing
that will do it so perfectly ami surely
as Hop IJittiT * , the purest and best
of mediums. [ Concord ( N. HC
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FOR
CHICAGO ,
PEORIA ,
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE.
DETROIT , NIAGARA FALLS ,
NEWYORKBOSTON
, ,
And all Poluts England South-East.
IIIKLINKCOMI'IUSRS
Nearly 4 OK ) miles .Soill ! .Smooth Steel Tincks
All ooniRctloiiB nrc nmilc In UNION DtPOTS
U IIIH a National Itcputatlnn en lolnc the
Great Through Car Line , unit In unhcrmlh
conceded toll , the FlMEbT EQUIPPED Itnlf
r.ml In tinworUl for nil clabs sol tr.iM'l
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IneUiit ot a UUcomfort.
'Ihronnh Tickrta \ U Ills Cu'.i'liratoil Line for
silo at nil illlcfH In the Wca .
All Inlornmtlon about Uatcu of Knrc , ElcctilnK
\cocnuuoJitlorn , Time Tati'cs , Ac. , will Im
Lhvcrfully ( 'lM'n liv inip'jliiln. tu
T. J. POTTER.
2d Vlcc-l'roh't it Gon. lUniiKcr liluiuo.
PERCIVAL LOWELL ,
QQII. I'iusciv.cr A\t. \ Chicago ,
\V. J. DAVKXPOIIT ,
Gen Acnt | , Council IHnlln.
II. 1' . 1) 'EI.L , Tlckit A t
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safest line coiKKotlnK too irr'"flMip.illd. . Clll
CAOO , nml ih < ! KAXOIUN , Ncsnii.rlAJtTiiiot , i I't
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nlth KxNHts Out. CilAVFnwuuiii , ArnrutON ,
COUNCIL dorm * > ni OMAIII , thr Cfwmnrik'
uu l.ivli rkillatu
LINE OF nAD
( h t peiiDtrate" yj'r Om'lnont from tde Utt iu
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carried In rcximj , clfan tnl inluted efwbf- -
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KJNINQ OAKS , ujiou which in' l * ri < wrvm * of
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uootlnnn at til poln' - if int rn-ni/i > iji , i q
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iii'.ca ot Importunes ( n unevi. N l/f AiVo. 131' .
llllla , WvoinlnUUh ; , ( dilio , No\atU , Ualliuri
rrtory | ,
itnd K w Mtixlni.
A beral arrtu { ; tut .l < n ) <
any other lice , tii'l rntat of faro aluay * is o * " >
comiHtltor § , whn furnlxh htil IHhe i the
fort.
fort.DoLo
DoL-o Ulij UCUlu of > ) > oruiauij It on
llckoU , timpd and fol'leri at all prlnclii | >
offices In ibo United ' { tat' * and Oanaik
U. U. C'AIU-K , E. HT , JO. IN
Vies Pre 't li < lcu im. TK ! andf'kf'r At
Manaircr. ( Ma.no n\\cmrc\ \ \
MAIL LETTINGS.
MOTIOE TO CONTRACTORS
DmmMBNT 1
, I > . 0 , Martli 10 , 1882. /
1'ropoaalu will bo received at the Coiitrac.
Hike ol thin itxpartincnt until 3 p. m , of Aiirl
0 , 1B82 , for carrying null of th United Stalin
iion mcBuciiKor and tranufcr rauto In the 011 ]
. Omaha , Htato of NoliratLa , from July 1.18H2
: JunuSO , 1880. Adurthcmcnt of route , In-
_ ttfUctlorm to ba'ers , and all other noccnuary In-
> > atlon ulll bo fuinlihod unon application to
lie pogtiiusterat Omaha , or the Second Anals'-
nt 1'ottniantcr ( Jeneml.
Jeneml.T , A' HOWE ,
I'o.tmaitor Genii r l ,
HarlBinle vSatCt.
THE KENDALL
PLAITUfG IACHDJE I
DRESS-MAKERS' ' OOMPAHION ,
It plait * from M6 of 11 Inch to
Idth lu the coarufdt felts or fluent 11U I
II does all klndu and it ) leu of ( tailing lu use ,
No lady that does her own drosmnaklnit can
lord to do without ono as rilio plaiting It
over out of faalilon , If BCCII It ncllii Itucll , For
lachlueo , Circular * or AKeut' tcrum mldrewj
CONOAIt & CO. ,
US AdaiiiH Bt. Chicago 111 ,
John G. Jacobs ,
( FoiiUerlyof GUUAJtcobt , )
' " '
ERTAKER
WliVE OF OAnPUl" iiiiJtoT urn
und plear
PRING AND SUMMER STOCK
OF
Men's , Boys' and Children's )
CLOTHING
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Ready for Inspection
AT-
Palace Bio tog House ,
THE LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED
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BASWITZ & WELLS ,
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3EiM BOOSE SHOE STORE ,
Under BoyJ's Opera House.
Are noW daily receiving large Stocks of
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And invite the people to call and examine
Goods.
Good Goods ! Low Prices !
AND SQUAR * . DEALING AT THE
" Opera House * Shoe 8tor3. "
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LOTHIER !
Is Now Located in His New Store ,
1308 FARNHAi STREET.
One Door East of the New York Dry Goods Store.
AND OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
NEW STOCK OF SPRING SUITS ! LARGEST YARIcTY
OF BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S SUITS EVER SEEN !
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CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
L BRASH , - - 1308 FARNHAM ST.
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The Oldest Wholesale and THE LRAT5INO
Retail JEWELRY HOUSE HOUSF
in Omaha. Visitors can here IM TtK WEST I
Genera ] Agents for tht
find all novelties in SILVER
Finest and Best Pianos and
VER WAR 3 , CLOCKS , Organs manufactured ,
Rich and Stylish Jewelry , Our prices are as Low as
ihe Latest Most Artistic any Eastern Manufacturer
, , 'and ' Dealer ,
and Choicest Selections in Pianos and Organs soiri
REOIOUS STONES and for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices ,
all descriptions of FINE
A SPLENDID stock ot
WATCHES at as Low Prices Pianos
Steinway
, Knabe
ces as is compatible with Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi
honorable dealers , Call anos , and other makes.
and see our Elegant New Also Clough & Warren ,
Store , Tower Building , Sterling , Imperial , Smitl ?
corner llth and Farnham American Organs , &c , Do
not fail to see us before purchasing
Streets
chasing
MAX .MEYER & BRO. ,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW GASES
Large Stock Always on Hand.
Opera House Clothing Store !
J" . F. ILiTJIfcTID.
Daily Arrival * of Now Suriitg Goods iu
Slothing and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods
GOODS MARKED IN PLIAN FIGURES ,
And Sold At
"STRICTLY ONE PRICE I"
I am selliuj * the Celebrated Wilson Bro.'e Pine Shirts , known
s the BEST Fitting and Moat Durable Shirts Made ,
217 SOUTH FIFTEEN fH STREET ,
