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IHE OMAHA DAILY BEE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 10 1884 F THE O.VTLY BEE Wednesday Moining D'eo. 10. . LOOAL BREVITIES , The siirjroon hopes to nnvo lliofootof r-uMie Jonw , the newnbor , UiouRliMniititalion WM nt first deemed neccwary. A man whc o wife was Iniultod while passicR the corner of ( Thirteenth and Vnrnom Monday ovenlufi knooked tlm offenders down. -CliM. A. BftltoranJ Miss Belle Wlnant ; B , U. Itoy and Mini Fannlo 1'Iant : Htoi > lion K in and Amslia 1'rmco have boon licensed to marry by the county judge. - A fj-gtem of through rogiilry pouched will 1)3 put on between this posloffico nnd Lincoln , beginning with December 22 , which will fin tly facilitate matters hero ) nnd will Just bo in tlmo ( or the holiday null , * > Some of tlio KwiiiR boys have been confl- dcncod iu giving niwsionnry money so ncharm- brunetteof / Omaka. ThomiMioniifiiriilMied went toward buying n modern woman's lieAil- go\r .tnil gomo jewelry , It in io iililo llmt tlm county clork's oflicn may bo removed to the now court house on Saturday or Sunday next. Contractor Oootfl Is inlil to lisvo flttuil up tliroo or fou basement rooms there for temporary occu- pnncy , owinc to Ilia unhealthy tlnto of tlio old liouso. H. Lamlcryou the artist b.vi become lorn- jtoraty Insfino nml has boon taken in charge- by his rolntlves , who hope to rcatoro lib strength and rrason by cirofnl nurflinp. The came of his aberration Is iiupponod to bo or- ceiMvo cnllmslnnm over the wondcrn of Shosli. ono 1'nlla liliich ho had taken an order to paint for the New Orlci.ua exposition. The Iftdlcaof the llnpllsh Lutheran church art ) very busy decorating the Sunday school room3 of their church for thu baraar , to bo openol with a dinner tlhis noon. In addition to thu mvlo of fancy nnd tmoful nrtl- clcn thcro will lie served regular mealn , lunch , etc. In tlio evenings there will bo inimical andlltorary entertainments. Two well known Omaha men , Will Krug and Kd. Maurcr , are Invited to attend n plo- nio at Larnmlo , Wyo. . on Friday next , Do- } cumber 12th , They received yoktorday neatly jrlntod corJp , bordoicd with black bands , nnd reading , "you urn ronpectfully Invited to nt- tend tlio execution of Goorgo. Oaok , on Fri day , December 12th , 1881 , nt 11 o'clock n. m. , at Ilia court housu at Laramie , Wyoming > Territory. Louis Miller , Sheriff of Albany County. " The boya are both going. , WANTED To exchange wild or improved - od lands in Nebraska or Iowa for Hardware - ware , or stock of gonornl morchnndiso. Address J. Llndorholm , Genoa , Nanoo county , Nobr. m-lm t [ Ilcal Kstato following transfers were filed in > the county clork's office Tuesday and reported - ported for Tar. BIE : by the _ Ames' real ; eatato agency December ! ) , 1881. ' J II Burgess to Jas Muir wdlotll Wock 2 Lako'H add , $1,000. Jas S Hey ot al to C S Hills w d parcel coctton 3 1G ! ) , $11,500. > P D Marlolo and wife to A B Moriclo , ' deed lots 1 2 II block 210 and n 82 foot lot 4 block 218 and n 1 lot 5 block 232 also lot 5 block 13 E "V Smith's add , eir.oco. B Ingcreoll nd husband to A B . Mericlo deed same property as above , SG.fiDO. : WT Finch nnd wife to L Quick w d lots 8 12 15 block 570 , lots G U 15 block > 400 lot 15 block 47 ! ) Grandvloir , $000. [ Srao kcScul of North Carolina Tabao . oo. DIED. . KKNDALI , . In this city , December 8th , nt ( i p. in , , Kny C. , EOII of Mr. and Mm , James M. Kendall , aged C months. Pimeral from residence near Sixth and Marcy strecta , Ducorabor 10 , nt 10 a. m. 'Then buihtd bo tlio volco of repining , Lot fclgliing nnd sorrowing cciwo , Whllo over my soul iu its sailuesa Comu visions of infinite pnaco. " 1'or tha angolx nro hymning their rupturcn , Ohl ewootor tlmu mortals can toll , And again and again cornea tlio incsango , ' "With your Uibo all In well ; all la well1 Having como to Omaha to stay , and my stock being now and of tlui latest designs , wo are mooting all prices of our competitors , offering the most elegant display of Fine Jewelry , Diamonds , Watches nnd Silverware iu the artistlu designs , of the largest manufactories. Inspection invited. Raymond , the Jeweler , 15th & Douglas Sts. m&o tVcston Still Alioiul. Among the recent Inventions in oloctrlo lighting , the one that promises to reap the richest harvest la the Weston Largo Incandescent , of from 100 to 300 oandlo power , which is creating such a furore In the eastern cities , where they are opera a ted. ted.Tho The Northwestern Elrctria Light com pany of this city , who have the oxcluslvo oilo of thorn for thin state , will surely hixvoa bonanza. They have recently purchased additional automatic engines for supplying the largo and small Incan descent lights and will soon ostublUh an all niht ( ; circuit , which event will bo haikd with delight by their present pa trons who are now supplied until mid night only. Remember Raymond Is not only a reliable Jeweler but ho is a pleasant man to do business with , t always trying to iilcnio und accommodate hla customers at bottom prices. m&o The Hlukmnn Coroner Maul Monday telegraphed to R. Hickiuan , Washington , D. U , , the death of his eon , Goo. W Hickman , iu this city mid u reply wit ? received li\- Btrui-.lir.g u dccuii "burial to lu glvon tbo doocascd. ' The coroner's jury hold un Inquest at 10 yt'otorpuy , tlm jury being competed of 0. W. Kyle , J. 0. Corby , E. J. Ed. .warde , R. J. Ssio , Peter Gooi , and G. 8 Eastman. Suvcrul witreuoa' were txnmlnod , in eluding the dlicora who inado the unrott , and the verdict was , "died from the ox- ceeeivo use of alcoholio 11 uora. " Attcnllim , ICnlKhtK ot There will bo a union uicotini ; of nil lodges of our ordur nt Oastlo halt of Nc bratku No , 1 led o , on Thursday evening nex , at half-past ? o'clock , for the pur- poeo of c'jculdcrini ; the feasibility of jiur- cbaung u lot r.iid orecttny thtVoou a Pyihiun tcmjilo for the ( { cuoral UID of our Itdgi'B in thla city. Let every lodge bo prcaoitt in full ini'ir.bernliip , ard thut inturo tha ucosa cf lhi meet worthy enterpriee. ' i t FIXING THE FINANCES. Tic ApuroprialiOti [ Ordinance Not to tic Passed in Foil Owing to the Doplntion of Hoveral Funds. ' No Oily Auditor Until < lie KhuAl Year At the regular weekly meeting of the city council list evening acting Mayor Murphy in the chair , member * Ford ficchol , Loedor , Woodworth , Ilodfiold , Anderson , Furay , Ilnscall and Ilohm were present. TJio mayor reported that ho had read the minuloa of the mootiugs of November 25th and 27th nnd found the same correct. On motion ho was di rected to examine the minutes of the mooting of Dacombor 2nd and report at the next session. I'KTITIONH AND COMMONIOATIONB. From the mayor , giving notice that ho had approved certain ordinances passed at the last mooting. Filed. Same , appointing Johu S. Wood , George P. Itotnis and 0. E. Ilodfiold up. prflisora for the opening of West Douglas street. Confirmed. A number of bills were referred without - out reading. From Jomos Gilbert , presenting his report as gas Inspector for November , Referred. From Charles Flock , asking permission to grade alloy In block 282 at his own oxpenso. Granted. From G. W. Wlttmack , tendering his resignation as policeman. Accepted. From city treasurer , stating that 0. 3. Ohaso had paid certain taxes under pro test. Filed. Satno , that board of education would lake 84,500 of district paving bonds of districts one , two nnd thrco at par. Ao- coptod. From city physician , calling attention f the council to the filthy condition of the alloys in the city and adding that they should bo cleaned without delay to guard against cholera. Referred. From George 0. Mot calf and others , isklng that proceedings may bo had to pen Irene street , Referred. From district clerk J jams , certifying to , udgmcnt of James Kynor & Co. against ho city for § 4001.11. Approved. From Stephen Brodoriok , asking an nvestigation of the conduct of Olllcor Sigwart. Referred. From A. II. Donookon , stating ho was mthorlzod by Mr. Anderson to repair the Colly homo. Tabled. From A. L. Borgquest , asking that lib oraonal taxes bo reduced from S (25 ( to 525 , as per resolution. Referred. From Max Meyer , asking permission o lay crosswalks of nsphult at the tutor- , lootlon of Eleventh and Farnam. Ru- 'orrod. From n. 13. Burnham , remonstrating . igalnst any ohango in the grade of Idaho r Oumlng atroots. Referred. The plat of Hood's 4th addition was ro- 'erred. w From James Oroighton , stating that ho sum of § 500 , reserved from the imount duo R. T. Shannon & Co. , for .ho Farnam ntroot storm sewer , should 30 paid him , as ho had fully completed ; ils contract. Approved. n Sumo , presenting the monthly estimate f § 1,381,57 , the amount duo A. R. Tool & Co. for cleaning the , strootn for ) November. Approved. > Sixmo , presenting bid for the fifty ; .houaand yards of paving. Filed. Same , presenting certain approved os- .imntes. Approved , el ' elC Three for sidewalks were introduced md referred without reading. ; By Locilor , that a 12-Inch box bo put ; In on Oass between Eleventh nnd IVolfth. Referred. By Furay , that city attorney confess judgment in favor of William Fitch & Co. for $501. Adopted. By RodQold , that city attorney confess judgment for the amount duo J. II. Curry from the city. Adopted. By Boh in , that the two gas lamps or dered for South t'ovontoonth street bo placed on Nineteenth and Luavonworth , and the second one between Leaven- , worth nnd Jackson. Referred. By Boohol , that the street commis sioner put In throe crossings on Sixteenth and Farnam , ono on the west sldo of Six teenth acrobtt Ilarnoy , and to repair sidewalk along engine houao lot. Adopted. By Bohm , that $100 bo allowed Eu. J. Brannon for extras on St. Mary'a avonuo. Adopted. UKl-OUra 01' ( lOMMtTTKKS. Finance and claims , recommending the passage of the appropriation ordi nance as read. Adopted. Same , recommending the allowance of number of bills. Adopted. Same , that special taxea on wont \ of lota 1 and ! ! , in block -I , Kouutzo .t Ruth's addition , be canceled. Adopted. BtrootB and grades , that the coimiiun- icationa of Kut-ono O'Noll nnd Knto M. Ball bo placed on file. Adopted. Police , that petition recommending the appointment of Andro\r Jonrg to the police force bo placed on file. Adopted. Police , reporting that present condition [ of the police force will not admit of Bond ing ono or nioro 'policemen to the Now Orleans exposition. Adopted. Sumo , recommending the confirmation of Maurice Sullivan as police captain. Adopted. Rules , forms aud printing , recommend it ing the allowance of n number of bills. Adopted. Mr. Uascall aa chairman of the judi ciary committee said it was net roauy to report on the auditor ordinance , und H won his opinion that thU oflloo is not necessary until the beginning of the next "fiscal year , as the clerk and his as- flistsnts were performing ita duties well. The npuolal committee , with Mr. flu- [ call as onalrman , to confer with reference to purchasing the old court house nlto ( stated , through Mr. Uaecall , that they wore not ready to report , but that they believed the county would accept the proconds of two lota that on Sixteenth and Fanmm , and that pn Ninth street , ne&r the cathedral iu exchange for the county'H interest iu the old ceurt house alto ; and that the board of trade pro poses to erect it suitable building on Six teenth and Faruam streets. The com mittee , he said , will be dlvldi/U / lit Ita re port , as one member believes iu suing the county for the whole proptrty , but In the speaker's opinion the county has a colorable title to a part of the old site. I Mr , Rtdfiold replied that the city had t a title to the old court houio alto , and paid 20 21 of the cost of building U , and 11 M&yor Armstrong's deed to the county of | that alto was of no account. The city needs money and can soil the lot to th board of trade and use the proceeds i paying back wogct. Then the city ca use the old court lionso for offices an nave rents. A resolution by Bchm that the B , M. build two bridges over its track a Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets Adopted , Mr , Furay moved that the paving bid bo taken from the file and referred t the committee on paving , curbing an guttering. The motion was lost. OUB1NANCES , Lavylng a special tax to cover the one half cost of grading IJIckory street from Sixth to Tenth. Passed. The appropriation ordinance was ncx called up. jEIascall eaid although th nmounts therein named had bom nicer talned to bo correct ho was opposed t passing It In full for the reason tha some funds were not sufficient to pay th warrants drawn on the samo. JJo did no like to sot afloat warrants when there i no money rte pay them , Thes sumo had boon accortalncd to b duo the claimants nnd couh bo sold by these holding them Mr. Redfiold said although ihcto ao counts had been determined to bo corrcc the city was not bound by this action , al though they may bo in the hands o third parties , as decided by Judge Wako ley.Mr. Mr. Ilaicall said the case decided b ; Judga Wakoloy was that the sanction o' the mayor was necessary in order to make a binding contract with the city and if those ascertained accounts ro colvcd Jho mayor's sanction , it was bind ing upon the city. On motion of flascall the ordinance tras recommitted to the commlttoo on ftnnnca and claims , with authority to strike these sums for the payment of which there is no money in the proper fund. That right of w'ay bo granted thu U. P. railway through the alley between Izird and Nicholas streets from Fourteenth to Missyurl river. Road twlco . and ro forred. A resolution by Ilnscall that the city attorney confess judgment ngainst the city in fnvon of the amount duo MoIIugh & McGavock for work done on South branch of Jones utroot sower. Adopted. The clerk then took up the famous Edgortou-Folkor merchants' police c dinanco , when a motion to Indefinitely postpone its reading was carried. The council then adjourned to Thursday Dvoniug , at which tlmo the appropriation ordinance for November , as amended , trill oomo up on its final passage. "Wo nro here to stay,1' and lending in ho most elegant display of Fine Jewelry , DiamondsImported Clocks and Bronzes. \gonts for the Potter Watch. Raymond Cho Jeweler , cor. 15th nnd Douglas sts. deSrruto FEE AMENDED AETIOLES , Clic Constitution ol'tlio Omnlia Board of Trade. Aa atated iu yesterday's BEE , the nooting of the Omaha board of trade on Monday evening was'1 largely attended .nd much important business tranaactod. Before adjournment the following mended articles of incorporation were , nnd hence a big atop made to- rard the now Chamber of Commerce : ArlluloBot Incorporation. Know all men by thcsa presents , that th mduriilgnoil do hereby aaaocmto ouranlvoa to- other { or tlio pttrpoio cf forming nnd bocoiii- ( { n corporation under thu laws of tha state if Nubraska , r. Tlio name of Bnid corporation nlmll bo the inahn Jioard of Trade , and the priucipnl hco of tninanctinft ita buBincaa ehall bo the ity of Omnha , in the eta to of fobraaka. II. The object nnd imrpoio of anid ooiporatlon 'hull bo to promote the commercial , nmnufnc- .urine nnd general intoroats of tha city of Umnhanud establish commercial nnd financial uxcbaiigOH therein , nnd It Htall have nnd oxer- iso aucli corporate powera as may bo necoBsary md convenient to that end , including the power to ncquiro and hold such real catato an may bo necessary to accomplish Its corporate purposes. Tlm authorized capital stock of naid corpo ration fcliall to ono liunilrod thousand dollars , divided into membership shares of one htm- ilroil nnd lwonty-fi\ dollnrn each , which ahall bo reprcHontod by uienibershipcertificate9nnd uhall bo payable as called for by tha board of directors. Said capital stock , aud the pnr value of the shares thereof , m y bo increased In the inannor provided by thu ly-lii fl to tnieh un uinount nn mt.y nt any tlmo bo deumnd noccssnry to nccompllsh thu purpose of the corporation. IV. The oxietonco of thin corporation shall com * monco on th lirnt day of January , 1885 , nnd continue until dlosulvod by its own act or by operation of law. V. The buRlnrfls of said corporation ( thrill bo conducted by n board of director * , nine In number , to bo elected by tha members , such nloctlon to take place annually , on the first Monday of January of each year. VI. The ofllcors of said corporation ehnll bo n president , 1st nndd vicu-prttsidmit , secretary nml treasurer , who shall bo chosen by the luniil of directors , nudthall hold ollko for tha period of ana year nnd until their successors shall bo elected nml quii'lliod. ' In case of a " vacancy , It shall bo tilled by the remaining members of the board of directors. The sec- reUiy neoJ nut bo n member of tbo board of Jircctoni nor n stockholder , vir. Tha highest amount of Indebtedness to which Bald corporation can at any time sub ject itsuif shall not exceed two-thtidsof its capital stock ns existing at thu date such in- lobledness in contracted , VIII. All members of the Omnhn board of trade , - of which this In designed to bo , and will ba > como the Biiccomor. In good standing und having no unpaid bills , assessment * or duo.s of any character to said association nt the joptlon of thosu nrticles of Incorporation are nml ( hall bo Ipio facto members of this cor' poratlon nnd shall ba entitled to receive a certilicato of ouu share of IU stock only. IX. Tlm full-paid membership share * of the CAUiUl stock of this corporation shall not ba tsiessable except for annual dues , which shall not exceed § UJ. X. Thu manner of holdttig the annual mootlngs or tha election uf dlruotora aud thu method of 3ouducting thu business of said corporation hall bo us proscribed by the by-law * adopted by the board of directors and approved by a majority of members. XI , These articles may bo ameuded In con formity with the law nd the constitution , Union Paoitio Hallway Company , | Omahs , Nov. 29th , 1881. J IT Grots Ties. The Union 1'ftclfio Railway Oompiuy will receive tandora up to the Slat of Dooombor for 250,000 Oik nud 50,000 Cedar Cross Tins , to bo delivered la lota of not lets than twenty thousand each , Tioa to bo delivered at Council BlulFs , Iowa , or Kansas City , Mo. , not later than April ! ! 0 , 1885. For specifications aud other particulars apply to Mr. J. J. Burns , Gau'l Storekeeper , Omaha , Nob. S. R. Oallawoy , Gou'l Manager. wed fri&mou mor cd POLICE COURT , Several IntercstlnK Casrn on IImid. Thcro was quite a little squad soldiers of Satan marched yesterday be fore Judfto Donoko at the hour of h nsnal morning session. William Mcflill , a smjiirlotis char acter , who was nlao orrostod on Frlda ; last , was given 25 days on bread nn water and sentence suspended until 1 o'clock ' on condition that howauld laavi the town , which ho promised to do. Ro oy Qulgloy and Mary Elston , of the nymphs of Whlskoy Row , won Trora up for binginp each other up in stead of confining that practice to the ! own hair. Five dollara nnd costs wa the penalty. John Boll and II. J. lloflmcstor , twi alleged cowboys , were up for kicking up a row in a colosed restaurant back o' Barney Shannon's saloon. Tkoy went in there with two companions of the mi mo kjnd and tried to glvo a frontier ox hibltton , but the colored troops rallied and notwithstanding tuo festive cowboys pulled their guns , they were routed hip and thigh. Doll and Iloflmcstcr were captured by the police , and Judge Bonoko s'avo the former $10 and costs and the latter , who had used his gan , got $10 nnd costs and five days. Two chronic plain drunks wonud up the list. TIIF. .TAIL. Travis , the man who cut himself , was not feeling well yesterday noon in fact no wonder , when his only bed is a hard bench and ho has no opportunity to bo comfort ible. The hospital Is tha phco for him , Sd. Gorman telephoned to Chief Skinner , of Council Bluffs , that ho could tot hold Travis any longer and ho must como over to-day and got him if ho want ed him. S. Knliah , the tailor , had a young fol- ow named Bert Newport run in on the ihargo of forgery , but lie subsequently mcl him released as ho had lost tha order rhioh ho claimed was forged and given lim for a suit of clothes and an overcoat. Marshal Cumings reports that I'atton ias sued for $150,000 for fatso Imprison- non. "Fattonls modest. Ho should iovo made It $200,000 , " said officer. ANI > EKSON'.S COURT. W. W. Rose , who was arrested and > rought down from Blair for alleged theft f a team was discharged by Judge Andor- on , who hoard the testimony yesterday. 'ho judge thought there wore no clo- mouts of larceny in the case and that It was only a general drunken spreo. A Card. Mrs. Laura ( jiesko desires to express lor sincere thanks to the members of the 5rnnd Army of the Republic for the in- alaablo asslattuico rendered by thorn on : io 7th inst. , in the obsequies of her late msband , Herman Giesko ; to all of her many friends who ministered to her ccoBsitics in her terrible bereavement , nd to General 0. 0. Howard , for his roat kindnosi in supplying an escort rom the troops under him here , and ispocially for his very great and thought- ul consideration in calling personally at lor residence and with words of sympathy ad consolation expressing a remembrance t her husband as an officer of his com- nand In the late great war for human berty and the preservation of the Am- ricau union. ( Signed ) , LATJRA G IKS ten. Dated , December 8,1881. Muhonlo , Capitol Ledge No. 0 will meet tt 1 p. n. Wednesday , December 10 , at Froe- mason'n hall to conduct the funeral of sojourning Brother L. C. Johnson. Mombnrs of Court and St John's lodges Mid sojourning brothers invited to attend. By order of the Master. John Bineford , Secretary. ARSNOUS RYINGTOIIOLDDOWH EARLDAKIUGPOY/DE. / . . ITAMBOUNOTCRISr/ URE CREAM TARTAR. $1OOO. Given , If Blum or any Injurious substances can bo found InAndrews' Ponrl BaklnR Powdcv Is ! t-'lypURE. HcliiBendorsed , Riult..umoiilala ctrcufroiiiMich chcmLsttnaS. Uanailajg.Iioa- ton : M. Dclnlimmliio , of ChlfURo ; nnd Uuitavua IJode , illlwunkco. No\erKOl < llubulk. . 29 287. 2'J1 ' K. \ \ uter Bt , , IBM YOUR BAMQHIWM TU-DAY ! Hrnndi ailri-rllxHl alwolutrljr pun THE 7E8TJ Dm a nn ton rtovrn on a liut ctora nntllheatM.tnra -niiiavo lhii-uvuraiiJ BincN. A cliriuUt will not U > r - lulroU Ui itatocl tlio pr040iioo ot lUuuiuuUi. DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. HIlUUnUKbl lltl NEVER " < ) IM OSIB , In million lionin fora quarter of a ctutury It bu ituud thv couimiiKra' nllabla t > t , THE TESTJJFJHE OVEH , PKTCE UAICING TO DEIl CO. , uiKini or Dr , Price's ' Special FlayoriDgEitracls , n iln | Mli > tt OiMtUui a > i uiCurt l i r k , ua Dr. Price's Lupulln Yeast Gems or , ll allhr llr ail. Tl.a Uip YtMt Itt h Wurld. . FOR BALE BY C.OOIJ2 , CltlCAOO. CV. LOUIB- 5SOL.D WITH-THES Ics pANTEEi : ; lOFBEIKGTHE BESTS ITMATCAJN BE MADES = THn-MICHlGAN'STOVE'GOMPANY2 2 , DETn01T'CHICAGO.BUEHAl.ar- S > UO Ttonis of Ihnlrrm " Shi r I a Une" In councctlcn nlth tt k I 9 corpor le niune ol greiltoka I n convoys n Idciof jnt wh l equlrol by the traveling pub lie Short LD ! Onljlc linn nd tha beat i .UJsc.3ii tlona til ol whlcn : into bedliytb rcntcji iallw v la Aaorlci , UHIOAGO , And Si Paul. Itowui tcit opcr te3 ovttr ,600 tnllcaot Njithcm nilnoln , Wisconsin , Minnesota , Iow Dtkotn ; and M t * main lines , branches and oceans tloce loach ill the urcat bualnou centres ol tht Korthwo t end Far Woet , It naturally RIMWOIS lk dcncilptlon of Short Line , and B s Itoute botweaa ChlCAKO , Milwaukee , St Paul and Mlnnoipollt Chicago , Milwaukee , IA Cros e and Wlnona. Olili'ftgo , Mllwoukeo.Abcrdocn and Ulecdala Chicago , llllwaukce , Kau Clilro and StlltwttcJ' ClilcoKOMlltvivukeaWanuUBnd Merrill. > " Chicago , lllhvoukco , Beaver Dam anil Oshkojb. Chicago , Milwaukee , Waukt-Eha and Oconomowoo. Chicago , Milwaukee , Madlaon and Pralrlodu Ohlco. Ohloigo , Mllwaukoo , Owatonn * and Fftlrlhault. Chicago , Uclolt Jancsrlllo and Mineral Point. Chicago , Elgin , Rockford and Dnbiiqug. Chicago , Clinton , Itock Island nnd Oodw Rapids. Clilcago , Council Bluffn and Omaha. Chlcngo , Sioux City , Sioux Falleand Tanltoa Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain Rook lalund , Uubuquc , St. Paul and MlnncapoJU. DmonpoiU almar , St. Paul and Minneapolis. Pullman &IoeXn | ) and the Finest Dlnlntr Curs In ho vi.-rld are run on the main Hncsof the CHICAGO , MILWAUKKK AKD ST. PAUL RAILWAY , and oory attention la paid to paisengers by comtoous employe * ol the Company. UEKR1LL , Ocn'l Manner. A. V II. CARPENTKP Oen1 Pass. Agt. T. CLARK , Oen'I SupN OEO.IIKR.FORD A 'i.OeniP AZ | The Western Live Stock Remedy , Is hljjbly recommended by Farmers and Ilrccdcrs. Agricultural nnd Live block .Journals. Thounnds of dollars saved annually by its use. For sale by drucsists. llln tratcd circular , alco valuable "SiiR- pcstlons , " to l-'aruicrs mid Breeders free. Addiess tbe Western Remedy Co. , Sole 3Tinuf < tcnirem , Omulut , 2cb. CbronlcANcrro QaleU. Mara Cnrea. atiarantaa given wTSendtwostnmpsforCelebrateillsedlcalWorks , Addrut , F. II. CLARKU , JO.D. . . jS6 South Clark Street , CHICAGO , ILL. 1118 EOWAKD BTBEET , ( N. n. Corner 12th &nd Howard Bts. ) For tlio Treatment of all Chronic and Surgical Diseases Diseases of Females , 0 the Nervous System , And I'rhato Diseases ot tbo Urinary am ) Sexual Or- KUDU , Catarrh , Asthma , Bronchitis , Anil nil diseases of the I.ungg.llcad rant Tirnnt , treat ed b ) the now ir.cthoil ol Medication by Inbala. tluu. ( The NowOirnmu Iiibalei or Atomizer ) EYE and EAR DltoAHtB ticntcd by an cifc'rlcnccj Siirela'lst ; al o dlsia 08ot the llcntt , IJtcr , KtoiDich.KIJnuys , Iliad- dor , NcurulsLi , Kbciiniatlein , 1'lles , Caucer , Ktc. Etc. Our Office & Consultation Rooms Are ( arnlthcil u Ith t complete ruppljr ot Manikins , Clnils , Surnlcal Instruments , Apjnratua ( or U * ( otuiltlc's , Irunsea , Siipjiortcrf , Apnllancts , ( or Ex amining DUtaeo , I'ar Speculum , Uplitljnlmlscopos , New Appuratua lor Appljink' Klcctrlclty or jJatiiet- lam , Now und Improed Inhaler , Atomizer , ttc. In [ act tlio finest and tncbt valuab'o rollectnm ot Medi cal , Surulcul. and Anatomical Apparatus to be found In auy Hospital , Infirmary or Medieal Institute Iu the Country. .CONSULTATION And Examination Free. Wo Locate jour dlieane , anil ( fUoou iclentlflc ex. plinatloni ol joiirbjinpioum. aht and palna. Wo tlo in t claim to euro all , rcriona tullorlnc ( rom In. curable diseases Mill be candidly luforined ol their condition. I'itlsnta wishing rooms will liesupplleJ In tha Iu. tltuto bulIillOK. All lotttm and contultatlons Strictly Confidential. HiMllclneaiciit to all ports ot the country by ex > priiu , focufoty packed Iroiu olwmntlou , II lull da- m-rlptlon ol cAisIjtheii. Cue iwniooal lotenlew piekrnd II ron\culont. Caller write lor Circular * on Chromo Dlieuei Surgical I > iv.aiej , Il < ! i 1'ocullar to Female * , or 1'ritata lloafc , Bfininal WukueM , Ucxual lee * . jiidtv , Ncrxjui , Uiblllty , cto. , etc. Medical und Suiglraludlce OPEN AT ALL HOURS DAY AND NlQllT. AddrcuiUllcttcrato. Ooiiiha Medical & Surgical Institute 1118 Howard St. , Omaha , Neb , Himebaugh & Taylor , LARGEST STOCK OF I ! > , < 1 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 Neuraask' ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES Counter , Hay , Stock and Railroad Track , ADOPTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Orders for the Indian Department given for Buffalo Scalea ex- clusivnly. Scale 1405 Douglas Street. OMAHA. 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Fine Snccess. Wonderful Ouros. " Honra 8 to B. TH 1409 and 1411 DndeeSt.,1 Omaha , Neb GERMAN D. WYATT , LTJMBE : . H fr ! OtTMDNJgAND 20TH STS. , OMAEA , OT Ot BTiUOrLT AND TWO WHBSI * tVl ) ial 1110 ittlatr Blrtol anUl A , C'.lall lac'it ' i ( i i njoo taoUctUji. JOnaha.