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THE DAILY BEE-TUESDAY , FEBRUARY 17.1885. THE DAILY BEE Tugsday Morning Feb. 17 LOOAL BREVITIES , The C. K. nf A. , will matt In ; their hal his evening at 7:30. : T. F Brennan. lUvIval moetlng to-night at "sllOln th South Tenth ( treotM. II. cautch , Rev , AV J , 1'jlo will preach , The U. k M. depot i < to ha provide ! will a waiting room and general accoincdatiun fo tratlic. MaxJ , Baehr nnd Misj Matin A. Xs mlnek were inarried yciterday by Judge K A young woman In the "Now A'ork ciea itoro , " a Twelfth ( treat dive , burned her haiu last night la extinguishluff it fira caused by an accident , AtHlitant General Manager Holdrulgc and Assistant Freight Agent .ScJtb , of the IJ. k M , , aru In Lincoln , on what mlinlon no man knowath , An important mooting of the carpenters will Ixi held In their hall Twsdny evening at : ' \ ) . Kvery member ii expected tJ be in hia place , The adjourned meeting of the plumbers gas and Hti > atn fittcrH will be held In the court room under tha city hall on Thursday evening instead of Tuesday evening. James McKay , who died last Thursday a St. Jnieph'i ) 'loapltal ' , will bo buried this ( Tuwday ) morning from Burkut's undertakIng Ing rooms at 10 o'clock to Laurel Hill ceme tery. -Marshal Hills Itlerbawre , recently ranp- jiolnted at WnnliiiiRton for this district , re- turnoJ last night , via tha 0. & N. AV. Ho Is looking halo and heatty , and Rays that ho haa enjoyed hlinstelf hngoly. Marriage liccntcs were Issued ycstorda } to Herman A. Voight acd Mrs. Carry A. Laiaon , Max J. Boehr and Maria A. Xeminek William S. Cinon and M . Klizabotli Rcevos , Richard McDonald and Ullza Carter. The owner of the bulldog who was snot for "willfully and felonloiuly assanlting" Capt. Sullivan Sunday night id determined to prosecute the police authorities for the value of tin ) animal , Sunday w.-u a day of great interest at the South Tenth Street Methodist church. The revival orkwdl continue every night this week at 7:30 : , The youngrovivalist , Rov. Mr. 1'ilo , is a man of peculiar power and tnct. Constable , ' Nelson , of South Omaha , ar rested a partially Intoxicated Swcdo named Hanson , who waa engaged in raising a dis turhincu near the Commercial hotel. After a HOVITO struggle , In which Constable Nelson wa seriously bruised , Hanson waa landed in jail. _ . I'or Sale A general merchandise bu i ness in a thriving town within twenty-five inlles of Lincoln , established seven years , best trade in town , stock will invoice about § 3,000. AVill sell or rent building ; terms easy. For further particulars , addrosa Cord , Brady & Co. , of Omaha. 15. and M. surveyors are running a line from Holdrege , Kearney county , to Ogallala , Keith county. Tha rapid settlement of Keith county and AVostcrn Nebraska has caught the eye of tbo Burlington and she is looking up a route for a railway to that county. Ognllala a naturally the point of attack , by reason of t-t fortunate location and growing business importance. 'iho B , and M. is repairing und enlarging its local passenger dopot. A now waiting- room for emigrant accommodations bas been added to the buildicg , and the Kramer and olner have embellished the whole Interior. New soils have been placed in every room. An improved carriage approach has been placed on the front paving and the depot thoroughly equipped. Snowstorms prevailing in eastern Iowa have delayed all westbound trains fiom Cbl- c.v < All eastern trains last night were re ported from 0 to 10 hours late. Tbo C. & N. AV. duo yeiterday morning arrived 12 hours atoat901ast ! ! night , while the Fast Mail waa1 hours behind tirco. The U. T. west- ound evening train loftthodepot atmidniqbt delayed ia waiting for eastern connections , At the corner of Ninth and I/eavenworth treotii the Schlit/ brewery depot is fast approaching preaching completion , and will bo ready for occupancy about March 1. It Is the inten tion of the Milwaukee firm to make thin point a center of distribution for thU eectlon of the west. In addition to largo storage and w.trehouso room ; , otlicEH and stabloj , a but tling department lus been provided for , and the ( iroi-389 of putting up the beer in bottles will bo conducted. Abnut two o'clock yoato.cUy morning1 Omcer I'etcr Matza discovered en Tenth treot a young girl wandericg about , crying nnd well-niglr frozen. I'pon being interro gated In Bohemian , her native tongue , thn girl aaid that uhe hid been asked to go to a Janet ) by two girl frienda , but on the way had liecomo separated and lost. Iho kind-hearted oilier took hoc under his protecting wing , and scoited her to her Imns in Bhcmian town and tutiiad her over to her amtmu folks , - -Tho last party of the soriea of 8 1 5 of the "Homa C'lrcJo Club" taVea place to-morrow , Tiienday evening , February 17. at Masonic hall. Tha Innependont orchestra will fur nish a now programme of music for the occa ttion , " The following schedule of tlmo for the jtoak yarJa dummy trains has been potted In " \ i ' 1 1 saves Omaha depot at HO : ! a. m. Anlve.s st ntock yard.s at G:55 : a. m. Leaves Omaha at ft .CO p. m. Arrives at ritock jarJs at G:33 : p , m , Loaves stuck yarjj at 7:10 : a m. Aulvea In ( , ) maha at 7 ; 10 a. m , f Leavu stock yardi at 0:10 p , m. Arrives la < 5muhiatCIOp ; , m , Smoke Seal of North Carolina Tobac Kurt No rn J M'a meeting of ( he Soldiers' ' Litntf ry , hdd at BecMoVrJ haU on SaciUy tv n'np. ' ia Iho absence cf Mr. H. P. Itowor , H. Bic itcl Rai chosen s cbairtrao. 0icg U > th } deceaio of ore of fie membeis Inco Utelrlait mtct'ng , the piogiaoime yhicl ) was nimcuneud for tlooretiing vai poalp n d , and afewgeLcr lremarka in rrgmt to the tl potd member waa made by Mr. llnyr , and oath mambrr wis r quottud 11 wear crapn 0,1 the left r.n tor a'sry d js. The tu ioty h of re- c nt origin , bbt c m'a'oa ' ' f > xcil'ei\l ' talent in tWwiy of Hit d s of lcU ! 'ei. "he inue iig'u lo'd en ITio l-l'l rlny cf etoh month , and l o' proit bjnetU tu thu u > l dura , both n.o.ttlly andi-lna'oiUir. ' A MESIUKK THE SCHOOL BOARD , An Adjoitmctl Session Ij nt Now HchnolH to lie Until , The school beard hold an extra ac jonrncd session last night , st which a members were present. President LDD was In the chair , Mr. Ocnnojer acting a secretary. Tbo object f the meeting was to dii cuss the subjoctof thoimmcdiatoeruction of a now tchool houto on the corner o Twenty eighth and Farnam , and alto th building of a slmiUr attuctnro on th cottier of Eighteenth acd Cattelhr. The plans for iha now Fart.am atrec school house , both n.s originally dcs'gnec and as subsequently modified , were laic before- the board and dlscii-sid , as als wo'o the newly draughted dcs'gni ' of th Cattollar school. ThuFdtium schol , on the basis iltacuts ed by the board will bo a ten-room build ( ng , with basement ab > vo ground. This latter feature wai decided upon for the reason that the tchoolbotrd has had mud trouble with basements balow ground which at certain seasons ot the year were surj to bo moro or lets damp. Thoaubject of adopiirg the plans waa oarnoatly canvassed. Councilman Uaeca was preaoiit , and oxpronicd himiolf as being in favor of the Caatcllar school be ing erected at the same time , on thosamo genrral plan ani at the aamo cost. Mr. Specht , in n lengthy spjcch , de claredhimself [ as tiding with the h-nor able member of the city council. The people of South Omaha needed and mils hive at once a now school house Piosont accommodation were far too small to accommodate the schc.hr > , who were constantly presj ing in. The necessity of a now school It South Oinnhn was greater than the nooc ofonoin the wcit end ; and if anything the Caatollar school ought to bo cr.ictei first. However , ho waa in favor of ad vettislng forbids fcr bjth buildings at the earns tl.no and hatiug them con a true ted on ono contract at , the tame time at a uniform coat of $18,000. Mr. Gibbon suggested , with consid erable wanth , that the nchoo jorud had had enough of theeo double contract ) , and could not aflcml to ran the risk of calling for another ono , as they always proved disastrous in the long run. After oDiiBideiablo further debate , i was decided to adopt the $20,000 plans for the Farmm school as already drawn up by Daftcno A Mendelssohn , the ar chitects. As for the C.istcllar street school , a motion was made and carried that the aamo firm prepare pl.ias 'or an $18,000 budding , to bo submitted at a &n extra mooting next Monday night. Boird adjourned. Public speakers nnd singers find B. H. Douglass & Sons' Capsicum Cough Drops a sure remedy for horseness. - PEKSONAfc ( Jen. Thayer went to Washington last itfiht. K. M. Bartlett went to Lincoln last Mr. W , H. Bullins , formerly nf this city , now of Cblllncothe , Mia-souri , came up to Omaha yesterday morning. Mr. J. Goldberg returned from the easl yesterday and as a result of his visit will , in a ew cluB , open the Fair on Farnnm street rith a largo stock of dry goods. J , R. BulfiDgton , Liberty ; D. D. Newcomer , Blue Hill , Neb. ; William Brandt , jr. , Mai- om ; 15. H. B. Wilber , AVahoo ; J. 1) . Ilurd , tistDRs. are at the jMillurd. A. II. Neediff , Norfolk ; Thomas Jensen and V. A. Thunnnn , Ulysses ; John 1'leimich , looper , A. J , Cornish , Lincoln ; S. F. Malt- by. L ndvillo , Col. ; A. AV. Lowroy , Dayton , ) hio , are at the I'nxton , 1' . Danphy , Grand Inland ; J. A. Utabam , forth Uend : 0. A , Randall , Springfield ; AV. j. McDonald , AVajno ; John la\vaon , Alma ; \ . It. Graham , AVest Point , Judge ,1. S. imlth , Fremont , ara at the CanGeld. J. 15. Clark , Minden ; AV. 1 ! . Opertou , ] 'ul- ; ou ; AV. Landguuss , North Plattu ; Gco. P. lull , Tekamah : AV. S. AVhitmore , .South Jend , Neb. ; Ifarry If. Ilicke , New York ; lichard Wojth , Atlantic , To. ; Clms. U. 'iscli , Milwaukee ; R. M , Jeffrsy , Minneap lis , and V. T. Cole , of St. Louis , are stop- ilnK at the Metropolitan. OOUBT OALENDAB. InttcrH Iti tli < > District Court Coun ty Court-Minor IU-HIH. In the district court yesterday nobusi- eas of great impcrtanco w.is transacted. eforo Judge Wnkely the case of Hammond mend vs. Woodworth was en trial. The aso was tried lait lerni , but the jury Mled to agree in making up the vcrJict. 'he suit Is QUO brought against L. Wood- irorth by Ilimmond to recover money uo on a well digging contract oxocutsd y phintiff. Hammond , as a well digger , s qnllo a celebrity , being known as 'WltchhszEl" Hamnioad , by reaton ci U using tao "wttchhensl fork" to deter mine the loiation of n spring of water Btforo Ju gj Neville th'j cssiol Mer- ar ys. Culver , salt brought for purposts f ejoitmcnt , was on trldl. Ptojociitirg Atlornoy L-o Eitollo will ako up the cii'iili.ul doclctt Lo.\i Mon- ny mornlog , COUNTY I'OfliT. In this tr buual y < starday Jaclgo Mc- } ulloch win uQgigtil in hearint ; tbo cue f J. \ . Fuller v . Hugh MoManca , a uit brought to tocovcr § 277.18. am junt uo on a bill of goods purchased by de- ciilant. MrMtuus acknowlodgci thtt hero were cirtaln uoalrs duo on prior jlcf , btt clalncs that those amount ! ooted pp t > only 588. Pleint ft" , ha laitns in petition , had mlmprueontid tulitind prlco of gooda dotivdred , and urther , hvl not given tha nuuont paid or I or contract. The trial wits fin abed nd jiidgmint r < 9too1 , Ntlio Nolsinnus A. Koooger , rral inio nnktiomi , for $007 torndiovo of teers sold by plaintiff and uotpiid | for. In Jtfige Andoraon'a court four prop. tty owneis in suwcr district No. 1:1 : , aicred ttiit - tto city to agalnstto rt cover xtts paid under proteat , in satisfaction f thu teen ; alleged illegal tat le\y F. 0. Fuitaur & Uo , were grai t d jud < meat in the same c ttrt ( f $1. > 7 85 ixafmt Measis. Qturoj & GMUI if the Timo-Diip t h Bttcli * , Jobiroi & 0i. in the same Iri'ui.kl instituted re lev'ti proceedlngi ouft'ii t riobsnn A'Oo , a dry goods firm if Weitein NoSrAaka. Hobs n tt Oo. hud ( urcbaitd n \\TRO \ blllrf giola fruu them in eoltti g tip in ) mi iaeas some time ego. Rfc > minl { l > nkrupt , Qobson at teimii oi t itt'i 1 a march rn hlscredl'o'a ' by ship , ing ( 11 nla gooda to a ton n In KMISM , oxici vicinity not known. A chsnco wotlUl have it , the shlpraciv were tranforred at the 0. , M. and S Paul depot In this city , whoio they wcr tolzcd by JlrsjM. Sttelo , Johnson & Co In satisfaction cf their claims. " DROP THOSE PANTS ! " XliiQnier Story of SlmllcrVh 1'iofcescs Innocence. Benj. Van Oftnan , a man of scm tbitty-livo yean , and clalmicg to hat from Council Blutfj , wta arrested Ja night ] by Officer John Turnhull and jail ed cu a charge of ftaud. It BppfatMthat about ton days ago Vnt Oroaan , who ia n smooth-talking , niMil gentleman , wont to Paulson , the roa ustito nun , end ondcavorod to sell him propel ty nf his in Nebraska , which h utl'erod for sale nt oztraordlnarily low tates. tates.Mr. . Paulson aikod frr refcrocco ant was promptly referred to cartain pirtio in the east , to whom ho wrote. Afto watting a reasonable length of tlmo fur an answer and raceivlng none , Mr. P. no tlfioi Vnn Orman that ho did not care to purchase the land. The latter then endeavored doavored to procure a Iran , but in th' : was uneuicessful. Ho at Icogth droppci as low in his borrowing n quests as to Bsk for twenty-five conte , but Mr. Paul son , firmly convinced that Van Orman was n ssonndrol , refused to listen to him About this tlmo the attention of tbo police tras directed to this Indvidual bj another and unconnected circumstance Van Orman , a fosv diya previous , hat gone ID Moldrnm , the Fifteenth strco tailor , and had given him a pair of pants ta mend , taking in temporary oxchaogo a pair belonging to a well known society man of this city. Ho promised to promptly return , pay for the repairing of his own pants , and give up the borrowed pair. This ho failed to do and a week passed by ami still ho returned od not. Finally , the young society man became anxious and angry , as ho suppoc cd that hts pants , n liiteen-dollar pair were forever gono. The poliea wcra no tided bet failed to find either the prc clous pantaloon ; , or the man who was wearing them. L-3st nlaht , however , Mr aieldrum encountered Van Orman , and proceeded to handle him without glovco 11 o oocorted him with no groatgonticneas Int3 his shop , where ho wni ordered to shed the stolen pantaloons , and taka lack his own. This done , ho was hind ed ever to Officer Turnbull. Van Orman claims to bo innccsnt o any intent to dofraud. Ho says that hi 3 a brother of .Judge James , of Counci Blutlj. Froni Klktioru Station. To the editor of the B KB : DKAK Sir. : Yonr correspondent was nvited to a church sjciablo , held at the residence of William Hopper , Esq , half a mile south of Elkhorn station on Pri- day evening la it. There waa a largo attendance of those nterested In the erection of i now church there. Communications were received from several parties ofToriL'g ' enms vavplnt , from $25 to $200. Among the letter bo ng ono from Mr. Poppleton of § 200 , anc ono from Mr. Harper of .1 like sum. Tha refreshment ! were excellent and ably presided ever by Mrs. Hopper and ho Misses Hoppers , assisted by tbo Misses McComba , of Irvinstown , and the MsE03 ( Sailings , of Elkhorn. After refreshments the guests were on ; artalnod by some /cry choice music on organ by ccvoral of the young ladies. A very ntco tuaa was raised for church purposes by these prosunt , and your cjr- .sporidcut predicts that In the ne.ic future - turo a handsome § 2,000 building will ulorn the hills overlooking the Elkborn titlon. X. Y. 'A. SlBned Without Authority. To tha editor of the UKE. DKAK Sin : Please allow mo the npaco n your paper to lay that my name under an article appearing in yesterday's BEB , headed "Hitter vs. Thomas , " was > 'a2ud there without my knowledge end onsont. PKTEK SMITH. DIKD IcGClltE Tn this city February l.'ith , at 'J o'clock p m. , ThomuB , ton of JM\vard and Mary MclJuire , aged two yoaia and four inonllu. Tuneral will take place to-day , Febru- ry ICth , at 1:30 : o'clock p. in. , from tha resi- nnco , corner I'ier and Ulonde strcetB. I'LLI VAN. Sunday , 1'ebruary 15 , 18.S5 , at 7.30 p. in . Peter J. .Sullivan , son of Mr. and M > K , Daniel Sullin , younger member of tlio Sulli\a liroe. , at tliereaidpoea of hi parent's 1315 Chicago btreot , of nITcctton of the lunga , aged lit joarp , ( i months and' ) days. The funeral will take place from tlio resi- once on AVedofday at OifiOa. in. and from St. 'hilomena'a Cathedral at 10 a. m. The friends f the family are cordially ln\ited to attend. Thu unexpected death of Mr. Sullivan oraes with sovci-j fci-co to hia many liitulsand a hoit cf bueinuea acquaint- nctH As a builneis man , the joangost f a firm cf well-known timmiiln , hia trlct attention to business and rigid in ogrity gained for him and hia brothers n enviable reputation among ttio raanu- acturing tradesman of thta city. Hia uddou iluith on tha throshhold of we - ulness is a crushtn ? blow to his aged aranta , his brothurs and ahters , and ) bi the onrnmnnity of an upright , active , generous bueiaois man. Police Court. . Ill pDlico court yoiterdiy morning there as an exctllent attendance cf spectators nit the ciiminal portion of the shoiv an somehit thin , AV. M. Jlhodof. bitter known us "Cor- utoy Bill,1'was ' charged with iutoxica- on. Ho pleaded guilty but mid that ho ust get t ii * of j il having been nont up or thirty diys in bicid and water and ael pottin awfully thirsty -vd hence -'ot , little too full , lie piomiaed to leave 10 city at onca If releaiod. Ho wia inod 5 ind Sfiite'cid 11 ton days on read and water but judgement was eui- lendod provided ho Uft trio city. John Burns wni lined $5 and ooiti for isturVnnco of the penra. Ohas. Caitna was charged with being vagrant end ita ) hold t > await iiwoatl- .ntioa. George Poiatdexter wag charged with btaitiing money from Richard lvithon nder filno jrlumo . Jls pleaded not oilty * nd stated thit ha wai not ready or trial. His care waste tinued , Many cosmetics for the complexlrii uvo from tlmo to timu been Oim ] the market. But muo have Hood tbo teet a haa Pozz nl's medicated complexion ponder. ' It Is an abioluto curative for blotches , diicoloratlon , freckles , ote. Fcr ia'e by drogglsts. A MOTHER'S ' STRUGGLE , ' MM. Fnmil < Tiatlirnp Appeals to tlio I'liv for tlio rosicHelon of Her Clnlil. Last evening a lady Riving her natno na Mrs. Fannie Latbrop called upon Judge McCalloch In the county courtand in ap plying for \trlt of liibcaa corpus to re cover a chiM tclo a story poiscsunR aomo points of interest , It seems that aovorM months ago Mrs Lathrop , who is a woman of about 20 years of ago , mot with a tcrtiblo alllio- lion in the Insanity of hi > r husband. Mr. Lsthrop , aftu1 being passed upon by the examining board , was u judged a worthy subject for the tUto asylum , nnd accord ingly thither ho was sent. Ills wife was left destitute and without any rooaiu of support except such a pittance as would ncoruo from hu'J and unremitting man ual labor of the moat mental clianct r. She was furthortnoro burdened with the care of three mull childrenogod respect- holy 7 , 5 and 2 yosiM. For them eho determined to toil , nnd licr work was performed uncomplaining' In the hope that the \v < 1 might bo kept from the door. Tlio fin struggle WAS hard and bitter , nnd she wa compelUd in n measure toive \ it up Duo day during the latter part of last October tobor Mr , J. W. Anders on , whoso wlfo 3 a sister of Mrs , Litbrip and rosidci oil Divunpoil between Seventeenth ant Eighteenth streets , proposed to Mro. L that hts family bo aliened temporary clmrgo of the two elaor children. Ho [ iromisod that ho would take good care } f thorn. Mrs. Lathrop , thinking 1h.\ this measure of tompornry aoparmion nn the best , KIVO them to Mr. Amlerton who tent cue of ilium to Lincoln am gave tbo other < o a Mrs. Whltlock , alao i relative of the Lathrop fa mi y A tew days Ittur , Mrs. Lalhrjj being compelled to work put pave the Bimllest child to a Mrs. William Meyer. Eleventh and Jones streets , ani .uvpaid the board for a curtain number c weeks in advanco. The prepaid porlcc of lodging has passed by moro than a month and the child was , nntll y cater d y , still fcrcibly retained by Mra. Meyer or , to oxfiubtho payment of Its boird. After heiuiug the eterp , Judge McCul- loch Issued an order Instructing Mrs Meyer to aurrrndor the child , and waive all claims of its caro. The mother , ac companied by Ofiicor Tom Plorrnot , visited itod Eleventh and Jones street ] last nigh mi receiverad her child. Mrsr Lathrop will probably take stops .o recover her other children. Seal of North Carolina Smoking tobac co Is the best. Tnitlo XotcB. Sunday's local freight receipts via U P. were quits 1'ght , as follows : Corn , 2 cara ; hogs , 4 oars ; atone , 2 cars ; whea , cira ; Oats , 3 caw ; sugar , 1 cir ; ore , " ' care ; salmon , 2 cars ; bullion , 1 cur lay.I caw , Five cars of cat wheels wera shipped on contract Sunday from the Union Pa iific chops to Pullman , Illinois , ta bo uset n the construction t > f sleepeis. At the etock yurds yesterday , Iho ceipls were from Albi m , .Nob. , 5 cara o io * , from Cedar ItapiiU , la. , Icar , fron : luoper , Neb , 1 car. RAILWAY NEWS , V Chnngo in Smoke Stacks Tin : In vention ofan Omaha Man , The locomotives on the U. P. railway are undergoing a change in the style of , heir smokestack ? , or aa thn iludc report er would aay , exchange "boll crown" lot tra'ght plug hate. The smokestacka which hive been in use on the road for a number of ycata were built after a dcaign mdo at the shops In this city , with a view to quirding especially against .he oscsps of sparks and Butting fire to he prairie grass. All engines limit at : ho flhof.s in this city and nil bought cast , whether at Taunton , Phlhdolphij , or thor shops have boon equipped with hose .stacks , which are conical in shape , ml apparently quite capiclons. A rail way iiiin raid yesterday that the change o the ordinary straight stacks w.ii boiog lade with a view to iccuiiog a bigger .exhaust" than Is possible with thu old tacks , and a consequent advanUgo in rcing an engine when it Is neceaauiy tj lanl unusually heavy loads. AX OMAHA INVK.VTOll. A < < llancIng"niachlno ; has been patented > y Mntt E lie , master niochanlc of the t. Paul it Omaba road. The machine. 3 intended for nto In cleaning the ice nd snow from between the railsend cm- sta cf a mold board armed ulth knives nd hung on a stua'l ' car. The plow and utterB are raised and lowered by a half am and friction roller * , which are ruxl- y controlled by an air pump attichinent rjin the engine. Ono of these machines s In use on the St. Paul & Omaba road , nothtr on Iha Milwaukee road und two r throe are in nto on e.iitcrn roads. Absolutely Pure. nil * powder never varlei A mure ) ol r" ' ty , rengtb anil ho'efmenwa. Mnio eoooomlcal than ie ordinary kludi.ai d cannot be told la c mp tl < ua with tbo tnultllude ol low te-t , eh' rt weight uia ol pbymhrte i > owd r . Bold eely In oaai. OVAL UAKWQ 1'OWDKll CO. , 105 Wall Bt ; N.Y. FOR THE SALE OF erchant It lias long ago been fullv explained by the Press what is meant by Misfits and Uncalled for garments , and how the Misfit Par lors canie into possession of them. Also how they are purchased by them that they can sell them at less than the "Original1 cost. Bnt being more thoroughly explained when a friend who has purchased from the Parlors meets another friend. In style of cut , finish of fabric , and workmanship , it is at once realized that these garments are not surpassed by any "Rivals , " and more clearlv is it seen when prices are compared , that competition to the "Misfit Parlors" is impossible Overcoats. finifs. JPaufs. $ l > 5 OOCtiBtom-mado Overcoats for Sit ! ) 00 SCO 00 Custom-made Suits for sso co 815 00 Custom.tr.ade rants'for S 00 W 00 , 2.1 00 r.r. . oo " " 1'J 00 " " 700 CO 00 " ' . 22 CO DO 00 " " 22 50 10 00 " ' 5 CO 1500 . 20 45 00 " " " " 20 00 S 00 4 CO 10 00 . 18 00 40 00 " " IS 00 7n ( a 5 S5 00 . 15 0) 35 00 " " 15 CO Open e\omnfs until 9 o clock. ISO 00 .12 00 ISO 00 " " 1200 Saturday night until 10 o'clock All garments guaranteed as represented , each on earing the name of the tailor. -AT THE- 1312 DOUGLAS ST. , UP-STAIKS. 1312 Open evenings until 9 o'clock ; Saturday nights until 10 o'clock. All Tailors with misfits and uncalled for garments will confer favor by addressing Misfit Parlors , 1312 Douglas St. TEST YOUR BAKIMFOWIJER TO-DAY Brand ] iurertlt ] i. * n -olutely pure Pisco a c n top rtow n on n Iiutn.ni- until hmtrd th reinovo thocoToriina mncll. A clicmlu illl not b. . qutroil todotoct the pnuonco or nniinonli DDLS NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. TS IIKiLTIHL\LS3 ! IH3 NEVER Ut In A million home * for n quarter of & centurr It tut UoU tlio ronsutnerj' rellnblo tett , THE TESTOFTHE OVEH. _ _ PEICE BAKING POWDEH CO. , IIJIKEIIS or Dr , Price's ' Special Flavoring Extracts , Tb * itronf titnott del It loot IDA oatarilflifor known , and lr. Price's Lupulin Yeast Gems For Light , llc Itliy llreait , Tim ISeit Drr Hop Yenttln tlio Worlit. FOR 8ALK BY GROCERS. CHICAGO , . ST , LOUIS. Omaha Medical & Surgical Institute 13th St , , Cor Capital Ave , Tronic and Surgical Diseases DIsoaocB of Femaloa , rf tlio Nervous Bystam , Pr vato Dlaoaecaor the Urinary and Sexual Organ * , and Ultcoaoa of the Hcwl , Throat and Luugg , Bccliltlea. | ) KYI : AND KAU , DUcoate treated by no experienced specialist ! alee llaouBca ol the lUort , Liver , Stomach , Kidneys , liladder , Neuralgia , Itheumatlam , Piles , Canoor , etc. CATAUUII , I1HONOIIIT1M. Ind all other dlfvaxei of the 'ihroaUnd Ltinga treat cd by Medicated Vapora. ( Send ( or Inhaler or circular on Inhalation , ) All dlrraar a cl the BloaJ , Urinary and Sexual Or. ; ans. I'rhate UUeaaea and Piles Cured or no Pay. ( IS Years Hoipltaland Prlrito Traotlce , ) 3onsuliatlon and cxumlnatlon tree. Call or rite fur circulation chronlo dl'ta-ca and lotonnJtics , Diuoiuisot Kcmalc , I'rhate UUeatu it the Uriuar * ami Sexual organs , Seminal Weak- less , Ntrvoun UeMllty or Exbaueticn.etc. , utc. , nd , ur new rcntnrathutroatmcnt. All letters and cou ulutlou Confidential. tledlcli'CD fent tu all n > rt ot the country by ex. > rc , securely packourom obeenatlon , U < full do crlptlonol cw.0 Uiiltcu , Ouu t 'K > Dal Intorvlsw iretorred II convenient. Open at all honiB. tea all > tttera to Mtdicul & Surgical Insttute l.Hh St , Cur. Capital \ve. H. S. ATWOOD , Plattsmouth , - - - Necranka illicit or TUOBOoaaiaiD MB Bias ai > i IEREFORD UD KBSEJ BiTTLE JIUIT SID IWUfl Having quite a number of Misfits and Uncalled for Suits From our Merchant Tailoring department , we offerthem to all purchasers at about one-half of their actual value. These are no Ready Made Goods , advertised as Custom Made , but Real Merchant-Tailor work. CSVE US A Clothiers and Merchant Tailors , Sfrrct. -LARGEST STOCK OF- In. ttto Buy your Fine Bronzed Hardware at Home for fess than Eastern Cities Can Deliver it. Send for Our 250 Page Catalogue , only one issued in Nebraask ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES mm us , SCJLES , Hay , Stock and Railroad Track , ADOPTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Orders for Hie Indian Department given for BuQnlo Scales ex- luaivftly. Scalefc" AT 1405 DOUGLAS STREET OMAlIA , NEBRASK ZIUEMPINQ & BOLTS , -UANUfAOTOHKlia OT- fUUll , WUdon Capi , Iron OiMttijI , UtlaUlo Bkr-llgbt * . kc. ttt , Ina'.aoJ fl * , a i til B tttO U > EliMl Omabt MtbiuU.