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THE DAILY BEE-IHURSDAY , AUGUST 6 , 1885.
LINCOLN.
Detailed DescriD'lon ' of the Nebraska
Stocnarfls Plant ,
ANuinbor of Important Industries
Clustering Around Iti
Building Note , tno Monument
Hcliomc , Btmto nd liocul 1'or-
Hon l § , and General News.
TUB STATE OAPIIAU
THB STOCK TABD.H ,
Reported by The BEE'S Bureau ,
LINCOLN , Nob. , August 5. On a high
rolling plitoau lying vrcjt from Lincoln
a mlln and a qntrtor , and from the B , &
M. and Union PaclBo about a inilo , nro
the now stock yariln and town of West
Lincoln. Through the courtesy of J. J.
liuhofi1 , E'q , a BEE reporter w s driven
out to the yirda yoaterday and allowed to
oxarnino tha work already clone and In
spect the point ) where additional qnar-
I tors for the handling and earo of stock
] will bo made. Those cittlo , ahoop and
hog pens and covoiod shctli already built
cover iivo acres , are aubstantlally buill
tl and BO arranged ai to comprehend the
most Improved methods for grading ,
transferring , feeding and watering stock.
The pens run parallel with n number ol
sido-tracliH of Iho B. fc M. and Union
Fac'fic , both of which roada run
their lines through the yarda and
town of Wont Lincoln. When the pro
ject t.f building the yard ) assumed a
t n iolo form the company acquired 1120
acna of land , DGO of which were by pur-
nhoso and the remaining 5GO were leased
from thu atato for fifty > oara. Nn moro
deslrablo land could have baen cb'allied
In Lancaster CDunty. From the nlghcat
hill a Una vlow may bo obtained of the
fair country around. To the cast the
city of Lincoln la thrown into bold relief ,
while to the Treat nnd south the graon
valleys , pcntly undulating hllla and run
ning brjoka tnont the 070. Of thla tract
acqairod by purchase 80 acrea have been
Intel out into blocks and ia as stated
named West Lincoln. The princlpil
ntrcet running caat nnd woat la
named Grand nvenuo and la
one hundred foot wide. North nnd
Bouth Main street , which are eighty foot
wide , will doubtless bo the leading
thoroughfare for tbo directions named.
At an suction aalo nearly a month ago
a number of lota were sold and alnco
than speculators and others hsvo Invested
so that at the present time $17,000 has
been roallzad by the company from thla
aourco. To the northeast of the pens
and np a gradual and easy ascent the
foundation haa been commenced for an
exchange and hotel. The preaont struc
ture ia to bo : J8iC2 foot and ia only the
wing of a building which Is to bo put up
hereafter , as buslnoea warrants. The
contract has been let and work on the
building proper will begin within a week
nnd or the superintendence of J. J.
Kouhn , the architect and dealpnor.
Quito an oxtnnslvi ) aystom of water
works to coat § 20,000 are under way.
A well twenty foot In diameter and about
forty foot deep is bnlng sunk. At the
elde of the well pumping works will be
placed aud the water forced thence to a
tower forty-throo feet high to bo built on
the highest point at the yards , some 100
feet above the level of the yards gpropor.
From the tower the water will bo dis
tributed through mains wherever dcalrod.
The water works are undot contract with
A. L , Strang , of Omaha , who Intends to
complete them within the next three
weeks. The yards will bo open for busl-
nsga by September 1 , or at least that is
contemplated.
Several subsidiary enterprises are con
templated in connection with the yarda.
The company itself will open and develop
a fire-clay bed which ia located on the
land.
J. li. Wright , Esq , ox-rn yor of Lin
coln , ia negotiating with the company
tor enough gronnd upon which to erect
an oxtonalvo oil mill and elevator. Those
who have the atock yards la charge are
willing to spend enough money to put It
on a paying ba to and therefore it will
undoubtedly bo a succois.
J1UILDIKO NOTES.
Building ia progressing rapidly not
withstanding the bid weather. Work
his been commenced on the now two-
story brick onglno houao , corner of Tenth
and Q streets.
The Tromont house , n brlclc , three
atory and basement building , will bo com
pleted and occupied by J. 0. Fitzgerald
! t Son. The cost was $12,000
Raymond Brothcra , wholesale grocore ,
have commenced the erection of a throe-
story brick whsrohonso corner Eighth
and P street ? .
Richards Brothers four-story oflico
i building , corner Eleventh and O streets ,
la nndur way , the excavation completed ,
and the wells commenced.
Divla" store honso on 0 street is under
roof and will soon bo ready for occupancy.
Work on King it Ames' store houeo on
N street is progressing finely.
Among many other structures nearly
completed or under construction may bo
named those of Samuel G. Owens , double
roeidonco ; Henry Gernos , brick il t ; II.
Shabtrg'a residence , McOounol's store
house aud Ool. Wilson's store.
a KANT'S MONUMENT.
The special oommlttoo , conalating of
Gen. McBrldo , J. J. Imhoff and Bil-
llngily , to ralto fandx for the crsotion of
the Grant monument have decided to
appoint all clergymen , editors , post
masters and county clerks to rocolvo vol
untary contribution * and give rocolpts
for the name , Eich grand army past will
bo requested to appoint committees to
solicit aubtcrlptlons throughout the ontlro
atato. Blanks for this purpose are now
being prepared and will ba placed In
proper hands to bglu the work that
the monument work may soon bogln.
MISCELLANY ,
The state board of public lands and
buildings ha\o been In session the past
two days auditing accounts aud bills aud
thus go the liberal appropriations over
which the logltlaturo labored so earnestly ,
Tha state militia will bo ordered Into
camp at the city of Lincoln on the 10th ,
17th , 18th and 1'Jth of September.
The Lincoln delegation to the elite
convention returned yesterday morning
from Omaha lookiug happy , having got
the couvontiin to meet in the city of
hotels aud fine churches.
On Tneedsy night na Night Policeman
Xuhlman was making his rounda ho
found the door of Hardy's furniture store
wide open with a bunch of keys in the
door. This Is very unajfo business for
Mr. Hardy even In the honest city o !
Lincoln. *
Qiantitlea of choice applej ara being
ottered on the streets at $1 per basket
freeh from tha orchards In Lancaster
county.
George Sherrlll , of Wavcrly , careless
ly caught his foot In a Ihrcslng machine ,
and Ia now one foot short ,
Oapt. Marah , of Sntton , still holds his
position with the revenue oilico and was
doing the chy yesterday.
tOC'AL TEnSONALS.
II W. Furnaa Is In the city In connec
tion with the work at the f lr grounds.
Oomrndo J. 0. Bonnell wont to Me-
Oook laat evening to muster In a now
post named U. S. Grant. It will start
with forty members.
Attorney General William Loose ar
rived in Lincoln yesterday from the east ,
where he has boon visiting for some time ,
Ho will leave for Seward to-day.
STATE AimiVALS.
G. M. Holmes , Beatrice ; W. P.
Shockoy , Harward ; H. T. Davis , York ;
E. S. MoMastor , Pawnee ; J. S , Richard
son and daughter , Omaha ; F. L , Stetson ,
Greenwood ; W. H. Norrla , Greenwood ;
John Shenill , Crete.
THE OUANT OII3KQUIES.
Tbo following programme haa boon
adopted for the memorial serdccs on next
Saturday t > take place at the Capital
grounds , commencing at 3 o'clock p. m , :
Heading of resolutions ,
1'uncrnl hymn by Anon Glen Club.
Addresses by GJV , Dawea , 0 , 1' . Mason ,
and U. Parker.
Song "Under the Tree Tops is Kest , " by
Iho German Mmnnorchor. $3
Addresses by H , liruegmnu , Gen , YHqualn ,
and JOB , Caldwell ,
J&Chant - ! )0th ) Psalm by Arlon Glco Club. H
Addresses by J. 0. Urookor , Patrick K an ,
and T. M. Mnrquotto.
Bpnp "Nearer my God to Thee , " by
choir and assembly ,
Benediction ,
The form of procession and line of
march will bo as follows : Farrlcut post
and old soldlcrj to form on Eleventh
atroot with their right _ resting on M
street , and all othororganizttlons , nocio
ties and citizens to 'fall in on tholr loft in
the order upon which they arrive up--n
the ground , the march to begin at U p.
m. , down Eleventh utrcotto 0 , thence on
O to Fourteenth , thence to the oapltol.
It Is requested that allorganizUlonoforoi
line at their halls and march to Eleventh
and M streets , at 2:15 : p. m , alter all
organized bodies have been formed In
line , the ntato , county and city oilicora ,
then citizens , then all carriages and
vchlcloB.
The colored people , nt a meeting , de
cided to attend in a body. The commit
tee on resolutions are General Walking ,
Hcgo Gouldlng , ncd Gonorala Cobb and
Montgomery. The committee request
that all business houses close from 2 to 5
o'clock p m , on Saturday , Augnat 8th.
Capt Lundean , of the military company
at York , has signified hla intention of
having hla company present at the mo-
mortal services. The Grand Army pavll-
llan tent will bo erosted on the ground
for the uao on that day of the monument
association. The Grant monument asso
ciation committed mot last night at the
poatofllco , at which articles of incor
poration were read and approved. Gen.
McBride , from the anb-cimmittoe ,
reported that the best method of raising
subscript ona would bo to notify editor * ,
county clerks , clergymen , and postmas
ters in each county In the state to receive
money for the purposes set forth. Peat
commanders of the Grand Army of the
Republic In Nebratka were especially re
quested to appoint soliciting committees
for the work. J. J. ImholV suggested
that a largo amount might bo collected by
taking up n collection nt the memorial
services Saturday. The following resolu
tion was agreed upon : "Tho ssipciation
requests that the patriotic citizens of
Nebraska at each point In the state where
momnrlal services ehall bo held make
such contributions as they may deem
proper. "
1'EllSONAli.
J. M. Buchanan is in Nebraska City.
A II Vance , Milford , ia a Paxton guest ,
O II Xaah , St. Joseph , ia a Paxton guest.
A C Crossman , Atkinson , Neb , is at the
Paxton.
D II Smith and wife , Princeton , 111. , are at
the Paxton ,
S B Putnam , Fremont ; IIC Vance , Custer ,
are at the Paxton ,
Mr , and Mrs , J. A , Woodruff of Ithlca , aio
visiting friends in thla city.
W RlDavey , Lincoln , D B Williamsi
Louisville ; J S Gelding , Plattsmouth , ao at
; ho Arcado.
lion , George Saylep , a prominent merchant
aud gram dealer of of Cedar Creek , waa a
Ruest of J S Cooley , at tbo Paxton , yester
day.
day.The
The Ilev. W. C. Wolcott , head master of
'temper hall boys' school at Djvanport ,
[ own , preached at Trinity cathedral last
Sunday.
Judge Patrick O , Hatvcs has recocted an
nvitntlon to deliver the funeral oration for the
> rant memorial services at D.uid City on
3atunlayncxt. _
Mr , Jordan Giles , the father of 1' II Giles ,
irrlvod in the city from Louisville yesterday
morning , to attend his son , who is believed
o bo growing better ,
At the Metropolitan : II , M. Crawford ,
3rand Island ; ( Jus Ilonard , Oakland ; Riley
hburn , Lincoln ; Thomas Castor , Wither ; W.
K. Hill , M. Barnes , Nebraska City ; O. Cook ,
) , G. Allen , Fremont ; 0 , 1) , Coleman , Ar-
Ingtou ; J , O , Barugrover , Marquotter T. H ,
Lelphton , Plattsmouth ; S. M. Gilson , tit ,
Paul ; J. M. Gabriel , Madlsoa , Wis. ; F. T.
iloycrs and wife , Dunlap ; William McCoy ,
vlrlcville , Mo , ; J. C. Smith and wife , Koo <
cuk , IOWA ; Charles B , Campbell , Chicago ;
? , P. Ktlis , JN'ew Florence , Mo. ; James C ,
Miller , DCS Molnes ; J. A Christy , Itandolph ,
: owo. ; D. A iiliott : , C , S. Gocdln , Pacific
Junction ; W , B. Tyler , San Antonio , Tex.
Che Greatest Medical Triumph of the Ag *
SYMPTOMS OF A
, < > c of appetite , IluweU costive , 1'n In In
he henil , trlfi 11 dull icnimtlnn In tin
ittcti pnrt. 1'iiin uuiler the ihouldcr.
iluilo , i'ullnon nfier collric , withidlo
nclluntlonto rxrrllonul4 body ormlml ,
rrllubllliy of temper , /.uvrsplrltn , vrllb
aiYullnsot'IinvIncncslrcieU nommluty ,
Vcr.rluem , DlzzlnuM , 1'lutlerlitjcruiiie
leurt. Dots before tbo eyc , Iluudacbo
uvor thu rlclit ore , Kentlenmieaj , with
infill ill-earns , JUclily colored Urlao , and
CONSTIPATION.
TOTT'H ni < X,9 nro especially adapted
o tucli rases , ona itoso oircctd such u
liatiBoofTeoHnFrnstonstonUlitliDSuirorer
They Increase tlin Ai prtltca-ulcuu Btba
oody ti Take cm Vlt > lt.tbu < ilia sy U > m tl
lourUhcil.uml byiuUr Toiilo Action on
hu t > licatlveUrKai , ltruiilirMtouliiKre
'roducil. _ l'rl"8 ! 15c.l _ IMurrny _ _ _ st.V.Y. !
ii
UHAT llAiit or Wuisur.ua ohangoil to n
Oi.ossr UI.ACJC liy a falnulu nppllcntlon ol
his Urn. It Imparts a natural color , nets
ustuntuiu'outly. bolil \ > y Uru gUU , 01
fnt by oxpri'sn on rocolptofOl.
Murray St. . Now York ,
PUSHING THE PROJECT.
A Meeting of Cites Discnsstte Park
and Boulevard Enterprise ,
AQUouto Slapped Out amlSubrulttci
Tlio City Council And County
Commissioners to bo Con
ferred With , Utc.
Owing to iho Inclemency of th
weather , the citizens minting called to
dlacnss plans concerning the pnjectoi
bonlovatd and public parks , was no
very largely attended bat evening
Qalto annmborof roproiontntlvo citizens
however , gathered at Druncr'a atoro , a
the corner of Nineteenth and Coming
streets , and the subject in hand wa
thoroughly canvatsed. Owing to the
absence of Chairman Ferguson , John B.
Jb'nray was chosen to preside and Mr ,
Dalley was elected secretary.
After a few general remarks by Chair
man Foray and others present , a motion
was made by Dr. Mercer that the meet
ing recommend the following course for
thopropocoa boulevard : Commencing a
Jefferson square on Sixteenth street , am
running north on Sixteenth to Sherman
avenue , thence north on Snorman nvenuo
to a point opposite the driving pirk gate
thence northwest along Shermai
avenue to the line cf the bluffs
at the junction of Sherman
nvenuo with the Saratoga road , thence
west to the line of Thirty-sixth street
thcnco eouth to the center of section 33
thouco oaat to the center of the Bollovno
road , thence north to Vlnton street
thence to Uaicall'a ' park , thence north on
Sixteenth to the point of starting. Car
tied.
tied.Tho
The following recommendations in re
gard to the location cf parks were also
moved and carried :
Sulphur Springs Park To commence
on thu line of section 10 , thence cas' '
three-quarters of a mile , thence west to
the junction of Sherman nvcnno nnl the
Saratoga road , thence couth on Sherman
avenue to the point of starting. Kountzo
Park At the southwest corner Of cectlou
4. Also a park to bo located oaat of the
boulevard , between Nichols and Cumlng
atrcots and extending os far cast ai
Brown. Ilood'a ' Park To bo losatcc
between the boulevard and the come-
tory.A .
A motion also prevailed that It was the
flonso of the mooting that the boulevard
should bo ICO feet wide on Thirty-sixth
street.
II. W. Patrick , representing the Omaha
Rowing association , was proaent , and
made a few remarks , assuring ihe moot
ing of the hearty co-operation of the asso
ciation In the improvements proposed ,
and signifying their willingness to nsslsl
in every manner possible.
On motion of Mr. lladman , five mem
bers of the Rowing association were
named to act in conjunction with the lo
cation committee already appointed , as
follows : MCSEH. Patrick , Holdrego ,
Chrkeon , Falconer and Connor.
A motion also prevailed appointing a
committee of nlno for the pnrposo of
c inferring with property owners along
the projected boulevard in rt forouco to
donating the right-of-way and locations
for the parks. The following were * ap
pointed as such committee : Dr. Murcer.
N. B Folconpr , Guy Barton , Joseph
Redman. W. V. Moreo , Thomas H. Dal-
ley , T. 0. Bruner , R. W , Patrick and
A. R. Souer.
W. V. Morse , J. M. Woolwoith and
Byron R3cdworoon motionappolntoi a
committee to Induce the city council and
county commissioners to appoint a joint
commissioner to make an official map ol
the proposed Improvements. The meet-
lag then adjourned tj meet at the same
tlino and place next Wednesday evening.
Before the opening if the mooting Mr.
Homo explained his echnmo for laying
out tLo boulevard. Dividing the width
of the street into five thirty-foot sections ,
the center section would bo a park lined
with ebado trees , and on either eido Is
left space for a beautiful drive-way and
walk. Trees -rroold also bo planted on
each side of the walks , and the two drivo-
waya could be used by carriage ] going in
either direction. This schema teamed to
meet the unqualified approval of all
present.
Those most interested In the proposed
plans expressed confidence In their ulti
mate BUCCCSJ. The outlook seems most
favorable , and the property owners ol
ready consulted express their willingness
to assist to the extent of tholr ability.
With the now cominittojs appointed aud
tie ! enthusiasm expressed , a large amount
of progress should bo nndo during the
coming wook.
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RtTMBLINGiTBY BAIL ,
Tlio Lease of the Oregon Blmrt Line
Company to bo Accepted N'o.vt
Week Uy the Unloh racillu.
Judge Savage informed a BEE reporter
Tuesday evening that ho expects to leave
For Boston either to-day or to-morrow to
attend a special meeting of the directors
of the Union Pacific railroad. It was
learned by the reporter yoatorday that
; ho principal business of this meeting will
DO to finally close with the Northern Pa
cific road n joint lease of the Oregon
Short Line track , which gives them a
through line to the Pacific coa\t. Several
days ago the Northern Pacific pouplo an
nounced their acceptance of the lease , to
now the Union Pacific folka arehasten -
og to fulfill their aldo of the agreement.
The conditions of the lease are that each
) f the two companies pay five per cent
nterest on the capital stock Invested , in
; be Oregon Short Line road , for
, hroo years , and after that
ime C per cent. They operate the road
ointly , each bearing a like expense for
inch operation , and If there are any anr-
jlua proceeds , divide them equally. On
.ho other hand , if the earnings should
'all ' short of tbo operating expenses , then
each company will put in an equal
imonnt to make up the shortage. The
eass Is made to the Oregon Short Line
iompiny , and runs for 0 ! ) years. The
> oaid of directors will still remain for
ho leased road as It it now , but in the
joard of trustees each of the two com-1
janies letting will eolect two members ,
ho four then to select the fifth man ,
who will bo president of the leaiod road.
George Wuihiuglon Hall , secretary of
.ho L. P. auxiliary companies , left for
Bojton ycatetdt , } ' .
P. L. Perine , cashier of the laivl de
mrtment of the Union Pacific rjad , ra-
atnod homo yesterday from Syracuse ,
M. Y. , where he was called two weeks
igo on account of the Minces of a sitter ,
Sha died before he could reach there.
John D. Howe , of St. Paul , attorney
for the 0. , St. P. , M. & 0. ro dwas In
the city yesterday shaking hands with
hla friends , !
That llttlo chockor-board advertise mnt
gotten out by the "Burlington Route" is
proving to bo an Immensely popular
scheme. The agents hero arc receiving
orders by the buihel for thorn from all
over the country.
TThen lUby w slcfc , w g T list CMtorlA ,
VThen ihe TTM Child , she cried for Caatorlk ,
When elio becxma Miss , ahe clang to Castor ! * ,
fftta iho hxl Children , * h * g T them CutorU
THE BIFLE KAiNGE ,
The Kopor of Yesterday's Shoot
Total Score for tbo XAVO First
Dnye , Etc.
The shooting , on account of unfavorable
rroathor , at Omoha Fort rifle range ye itor-
daywas not nearly so gocd as the first and
proceeding day of the contcs ) , The fol
lowing table glvia total results of yester
day's shoot ,
NO. NAME. ECOIU3.
1. Set. Weeks , Gib Inft 101
J. Lieut Goodin , 7th Inft 119
y. 1'vt. Kottmnn , Cthlnft 170
4. Lieut. Pllklnton , ( itli Inft 129
5. Sgt. Slovens , "th Inft 18
0 , St. 1'otorson , 7th , Inft 127
7. St. Sodoro , GUi Inft 128
8. Sgt. Lawif , 7th Inft 110
0. Sgt. Toway , Gth Inf t 110
10. Pvt. Kay , Gth Inft 110
The Itotal ocoros for the two first days
of the tournament are na follows :
xo , NAME. HCOHK.
1.o . Sgt. Woelcs , Cthlnft 328
o S t. Stevens , 7th luft 821
3.I. . Hgt. Smith , lilst luft 321
I. Lieut , Jackson , 7th Inft SiS'J
0. Corpl. ISoDJMnio , (1th ( luft 321
0 , Liont. Goodiu , 7th luft 321
7. Lieut Urown , Glh Inft 320
8. Kgt. Peterson , 7it' Inft S20
0. Sgt. Chlnowetli , 2ltt Inlt 320
10. 1'vt. Kortman , ! ) th Inft 320
11. Sgt. Hays , 21at Inft 318
12. Sgt. Mayo , "th Inft 317
13. Set. Mearn , 2Ut Inft 71 311
14. Lieut. Pork. 21st Inft 1112
ID. Spt Goes , 2Ut Inft 311
1C. Pgt , Scdore , C.th , Inft 310
17. S t. Lwis , 7th Inlt 309
IS. 1'vt. I'oolo , 7th Inft 30 ! )
19. Sit. BPIlkinton , Gth Intt 309
20. Corpl. Marshall , Gth Inft SOS
There will bo shooting pgiin to-day
both in the forenoon and afternoon ,
PILES ! ! PILES ! ! PILES ! ! !
A euro cure for Blind , Bleeding , Itching
and Ulcerated 1'ilea has been discovered by
Dr. Williams , ( an Indian remedy ) , called Dr.
Williams' Indian Bile Ointment , A single
jox has cured the worst chronic cases of 25 or
JO years standing. No one need suffer five
nlnutoa after applying this wonderful soothIng -
Ing modicino. Lotions and instrumonta do
nero harm thau good. Williams' Indian
L'ilo Ointment absorbs the tumors , allays the
intense itching , ( particularly at eight alter
getting warm in bed ) , acts as apoultico , gives
instant relief , and is prepared only for 1'lles ,
itching of private parts , and for nothing else ,
SKIN DISBASES CURED
B Dr. Prar.ier's Magic Ointment. Cures ns
by mnglc. Pimples.Black Heads or Grubs
ho lotchea and Eruptions on the face , leaving
Saltskin clear aud beautiful. Alao cures Itch ,
old , llhume , Sore Nipples , Sere Lips , and
orSoObatmnto Ulcora ,
Icoild by druggists , or mailed on receipt o
At , 50 cents.
Been retail by Kuhn & Co , and Schroeter &
Uecht. At wholesale by 0. P. Goodman ,
Two very hard looking women wore picked
up on Douglas street last night by the police
and given lodgings at the headquarters. One
of thorn was making a great big howl about
laving been robbed of a watch and $50 , They
claim to bo from Dos Moinos.
Ensign 13 , W. Sutphen of the United
States navy , who has so ubly represented
Omaha and Nebraska at the United States
naval academy , left yesterday for New Jersey
, o visit his slater , Mrs. Dr. Simms.
IN THE PASTRY
, .
! rcninj.I'iiilitliii : > , lVc.ii > ilrllciilelyinul ni
nrnlly an thu fruit from lilcli they ur < - iniiile.
FOR STItENGTJI AND TRUE FJIUIT
FLAVOR THEY STAND AL03E.
PBtP B0 BIT THI
Price Baking Powder Co. ,
Clllcaao , III. St. Louis , Mo.
UAiccnt or
Dr , Price's Groam Raking Powder
- no
} r. Price's Lupnlin Yeast Gems ,
le t Dry IIn | > Yenit.
V/E IIAKG BUT OHC QUALITY.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.
roil TUB Tiuursm' OP ALL
CHRONIC AND SURGICAL DISEASES ,
The Inrcont Mocllcol inatltuto West of
Rlvor.
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noruoutx , l'lln , Tumorl , Cuoms. I'ttinli. Urunehl
ill , Inlitlailou , KUrtrUlir. J' r lj > li K | ileior , KMuei
K't Ear skin mil Ulnoil Dl.taMil UtHulnr
Of itOtiy \ nlKU Ot * , " * * moi ' < IUHIKB
caltl coutenti or .ender , lilra > t U letter * to
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OVERWHELMING SUCCESS
AND
tinues
the Misfit Clothing Parlors 1119 Farnam St.
The Parlors are established for the purchase and
sale of Merchant Tailor Misfit and Uncalled for cloth
ing garments only , which have been left on the hands
of the tailor for various reasons , namely , by misfitting
or having been ordered by the customer and not call
ed for ; now on special sale for what they will bring ,
WITHiM REASON- You can find a larger variety in styles
and patterns , in cut and fabrics , than can be found
in any three establishments in the country , as the
stock company have had the stocks from the follow
ing branches ,
losfon , ia , Baltimore. Chicago , Sf , Louis and
San Francisco ,
And consolidated into one stock. They comprise goods , in style
and weight ; , suitable for any occasion or season of the
year at prices which astonish the merchants
in Clothing ,
$2.80 , $3.15 , 3.5O$3.8O , $4.10 , $4,60 , $5 , $5.4O , $6.15. $6.-
85 , $7.2O , $7.60 and $8.OO.
Eit-her pair were made by a merchant tailor for more than
double the amount.
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ZPSrlOIEfS IltsT STJITS.
$10.6O , $12.40 , $13-3O $14.00 , $15.5O , $16.40 , $17.25
$18.50 , $20.35 , $23.8O , $26-25/$28.7O , $29.20 , $30 ,
$31.50 , $33.6O and $35.65 ,
Which at these prices are less than the cost of material ,
At vour own prices. See them. No trouble to show vou through
You can also be provided with , a coat , a coat and vest or separate
vest , if vou can be fitted at all * You are alwavs received cor-
diallv and part with the same feelin if vou make a nurchase
or not , at the
Original and
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The best talent is employed to make alterations when neces-
sarv to insure a perfect fit which is done invariably free of cost.
nntil 7 o'clock 8ttiti'il imti . .
Open JEveninya * ( < tijtt UOp.nt.
All are Invited , All are Welcome , and all Receive the
Same Attention.
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