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8 THE OMAHA DAUUX BEE : TUESDAY , JULY 20 , 1886. ' *
PICKED UP ABOUT THE CITY
The Papers in the First Marriage of Woold
ridge , the Bigamist.
PLATTDEUTCHER'S PLEASURE
A StntlliiR ) ) AflVny nt tlio I'nrk Knll
roiul Notes llio Miilhnll8liln *
rock Fetid Ajcnln llrcvl-
tics nml Oilier lineal.
i Other Wife.
Marshal Cninmings yesterdayrecelvot
thu'followlng letter which explains itself
Thomas Cuiinnlngs , City Miuslial , Omaha
Dear Sir :
t enclose inn n certified copy of inarrlaii
license of If. L. Woolurldue to May K. John
KOII. Please Imiiil them to .Mr. I'aiiKen. 1
he wants a ccitlili'd copy of the proceculni
of thediuirce suit , hi ; can Ket them iroin tin
circuit clerk , ( it'orgc W. I.nnklonl.
bend ino tin1 iiapers ( if jour rlty with no
counts ofhat has been done In the matter
J ilon'i ptopoto to liavo anything more to d (
with the nutter If possible.
Yours truly ,
11.V. . HICK MAX ,
Sheriff.
f Following is a copy of the license.
"This license niithoii/cs any .ludie , Justlci
of the pence , licensed or ordained pii'acher o
Gospel , or any other person iiiithorl/ed nndei
the laws of tlio Mate , to solciiinl/o innrrlnci
between 11 , I , . Wooldbrliljje , oi0cnvei ; Conn
ty , btateof Colorado , who Is OUT the n\n \ > ol
21 jean and Mis. Mnrv K. Johnson , of Mai
8liall , Saline count } , ( Mo. ) who Is over tin
ate of ISeais. .
Witness my hand of recorder of the seal ol
ofllce nlllxril , at my ofllce In Marshall , tin
Jbth day of May istw. M. C. SA.NDI.IDOI : .
Attached to the copy of the murringi
license is a notarial deposition from Mr
Sandhdgo to the cfTect that the copy is n
true and correct ono.
Marshal dimming has turned the mattei
over to Mr. Paulson. The papcis ftirnisl
conelusho iloeiimuntary evidunce thp.t Wood
bridge Is a hlirninlst. It Is probable that lu
will bo arrested and prosecuted.
I'liEASUUI' } .
Enjoyed In the Shady Walks ol
TIrfuiIt'R Garden.
Tlio picnic of the Plattdeutschcri
took place Sunday at Brandt's garden ,
nnd was a most pronounced success
The morning looked dark , but in the nf
tcrnoon the sun shone bright and warm
making tlio shades of the beautiful grove
greatly to ho appreciated.
The procession to thn park was mar
shallcd by Louis lleinirod , whoso assis
tants \\oio J. lliiach and C. tirotmaok
Each of these gentlemen , especially the
ono first mentioned , bore himself with
exceeding dignity. Twenty policemen ,
under command of Marshal Cnming , as
sisted by Captain Cormick and Sergeants
Mat/.a and Mostyn led the lino. Thej
were all dros.scd in the regulation uui
form , und made a handsome and imposing
nf > pearance. Then followed the Union
Pnoilic band , the Chicago delegates in ti
bnronch , the lilair visitors numbering
one hundred and thirty men , the Calhonn
visitors numbering twenty , the Vciein ,
Irom Atlantic , Iowa , thirty-livo btrong ,
lIoflrnnn'H brass band , the Arion club ,
thirty-live members , the Turn Vcroin.aml
the PJattdeutscher Vcrein bringing ujj
m the rear. The banners of the Arions ,
nnd the Hhur nnd Atlantic societies were
very beautiful indeed.
There were about 2,000 in the grounds ,
every one of whom seemed to enjoy the
occasion. Refreshments were numerous
nnd well nntroimud , the bowling alley
Was busy all day , and under the trees in
nil parts of the park little family and
Bocial groups gathered anil enjoyed the
pleasant shade and the delights of social
conversation. The Arion club estab
lished its headquarters along n line qi
tables beneath .sonic pf tlie most beauti
ful trees , and with happy speeches , old-
time songs , and many a joke spent a
number of hours m n most pleasant
planner.
Mr. Win. Meyer , of Chicago , president
of tljo society , made n speeeli in Platt-
llciitsch , in which ho referred to the misInformation -
Information of the people ns regards the
identity of tlio Plattdeutschor. Ho de
fended his people in an eloquent manner
nnd pointed to the fact that among the
distinguished puoule who had como ol
Plaitdeutschers were Bismarck in dip
lomacy , Vbn Moltkc as a tactician , Von
Humbomt , the scientist and traveler , and
Itichtcr , the poet. The all'air was a most
enjoyable one and when it broke up at ri
o'clock , hero nnd there happy people
might bo heard exclaiming : "O , Ilanner ,
Jwnt on hunt ? Lie ) haut ecn thaler cost ,
uud liero und tweutig grots. "
ItAlLi NOTES.
{ The tiiinltPil Express Scheme Per
sonals.
The first authentic particulars of the
limited express between Omaha and Sun
Francisco , of which mention has already
Leon made in the line , were given out
from the general superintendent' ) ) oflioo
yesterday. The Union Pacific
officials have been closing
up the details of the scheme
Andut last have things in such shape thai
they can tell something definite about the
matter.
The express will bo put on August 1st ,
( ind v/ill at first consist of seven coaches ,
tuost of thorn buffet cars. It will make
the run from Omaha to San Francisco in
seventy-two hours , as against about nine'
ty-six hours nt present. It will leave
Omaha nt 10:15 : in tlio morning , arriving
nt uirilon at 0 o'clock the evening of the
next day. Going then via the Central Pa
oifio , it will reacli San Francisco uuont 11
o'clock the morning of the third day.
For Instance , the limited express leaving
Pnuiha Mommy morning would arrive in
Ogden Tuesday evening nnd in Snn Frun <
clsoo Thursday morning. The return
lug express will leave San Francisco al
0 o'clock in the afternoon and arrive in
Omaha at 8iO : ! p. m , on tlio third day ,
NOTK9 AND I'KItSUNALS.
Mr , S. K. Callaway , general mnnagoi
the Union Pacilio , returned ycstcr
5f iiyfrom his eastern trip.
1 Messrs. Kimbull , Morse nnd Stcb
Ems of the Union Paollto , returned yestor.
day from the railroad meetings In Chi
cogo.
General Superintendent Smith also ro'
tuvnnel ycsttirday from a western trir.
of five weeks ttirough Oregon , Cullfor
pin , Washington territory ami llritlsl ;
Columbia , Mrs. Smith and her mothei
returned with him.
J. S , Tobbotts , general freight agent ol
the Union Pacilio at Kansas City , is in
the oily.
Twenty-four Pullman sleepers of G. A
B. people from Massachusetts will leave
Boston in two special trains on the SUril
Stopping ever ono day at Omaha , going
thence ty Sail Francisco , via the Unlor
Pacific.
For several days back the nngineers ir
tlio Union Pncilio yards have bean "tail
Ing" tholr cnrs on the sidownlk at Tontl
jtrcot within n foot of tlio part constantly
taaila use of by podestrinijs. I his ii
oloarly u violation of instructions wbiol
require the end oftrains to bouot less thai
ton feet from crossings when standing
Those oara could not move a half n dozer
Inches without striking soiho passer b <
this , the llngmnn i
mid , to guard against
compoUod to sfiuid at the bumper whih
iha car is in this position. This conorall ;
tlyes tliolhigman a little more than In
Famittowl to with success.
AilM ,
Kuwlny IJraivl ut Paul's Pnrl
DctwniMi Two Iritis.
Sunday atK'rnoon.tabout 4'JO : o'clocl
I joung m.m u Mfd hU , Laeey ,
ly eighteen years of nge , was stabbed at
Paul's park , immediately south of Una
call's , on the Hollcvuo road. Hoth him
coif nnd his assailant , Fr.ink Hart , hn <
Imd several sen flics before they enforce
the park , in each of which it wns claimct
that Lncey had pressed the fighting. Out
of these was in front of Muellei'i
saloon on the road to Hcllovuo. It was
afterward ! ) continued In Paul's garden ,
where both of the parties , under the in
lluenco of drink , commenced to qunirol
ills claimed about a young woman , the
company ot whom each desired. Before
anybody could interfere , the youth
ful combatants came to hlows.atid litinlh
Hart drew n knife nnd with it deal
Lacey n dangerous blow , wliieli cul
through the coat and shirts to the skin
beneath. The blade penetrated tllp arm
almost to the bone and the blood flowed
from the wound in streams. Hart dis
appeared in an instant , and being in
danger of bodily injury , wni * secretly us-
corted to the cars by the deputy sliorill'of
the place. Lacey was found to have u
deep cut in his left arm. Tlio wound
was bound with handkerchiefs by some
lookers-on. The yoiinir assailant wae
not prosecuted. Lncoy's wound is a
painful oni ! anil may yet have serious rev
suits. Frank Hail lives at the corner of
Tiilrtcenth nnd Cass ami l.accy lives at
Nineteenth and Lonvcnnorth.
A coiimcTioN. :
A brother of the young man Hart who
used a knlfo on Lacey in thn row at
Urandt's park on Sunday , callcel at the
! : : ollice last evening nnd asked a cor
rection of the published version of llio
affair. Ho says that there was no young
Iml.y in the case and that his brother nml
Lacey were not acquainted at all. Lacey
was with a gang wlio were going around
tlio park quarreling with everyone who
would notice thorn. The assault on Hart
was not resented until Lacey had struck
him twice without any cause whatever.
ON THE Tit AIL.
Union Pacific Shot ) Men Looking Tor
Missing Mr. Iloll.
Last Saturday afternoon seventy-live
men of the Union Pacific shops volun
teered to make a search for Mr. Bell , the
aged father of Walter Hell , who has been
missing since last Thursday week. When
last seen , the old gentleman was near the
waterworks of the South Omaha stock
yards. He were a broael straw hat ami
a knitted jacket nnd was going south-
ware ! . His homo is on the corner of
Tenth and Dancroft streets. Mr. Hell
has been constantly under the eyes of the
members of his family for some time
back , because of his ago , nml has , couso
quently , seldom left the vicinity of his
homo. On the day referred to , however ,
ho eluded the watchfulness of Ins people
: uul disappeared. Tlio shop men formed u
line and searched the woo'ds south of Mr.
Hell's home , a space of twenty-five feet
being between every two men. When
they came together Saturday night no
clue had been found , except a jacket ,
which it was thought was- the ono worn
by the missing man.
Sunday the search Iwas continued ,
no less than 03 of the shop men taking
part. _ These scoured the country on all
sides ot the stock yards and up to a late
hour Sunday night had discovered no
trnuc of the object of their search.
Clmr cs Against the Co ] > s.
The police committee of the council
spent most of Saturelay in hearing testi
mony in the investigation of the charges
against Olliccrs Al ; a amiMeBride , who
were accused of having unduly assaulted
Fred Billiard in the Thirteenth street row
last wcok. About twenty witnesses were
examined. Mr. Kopp , who made the
charges , stated that ho only know of the
case from hearsay A laborer named Kn-
bovco testified that the police force was
no good at all. Ho had been knocked
down bv a member of the force once him-
sclfand ( didn't think the city bad nnypo-
lice force. The bottom of the charges al
most fell out of the charges when Mike
Ncrcd , a member of the committee ap
pointed by Von Humboldt assembly K.
of L. to investigate the case , took the wit-
nojs stand. He said Billiard had stated
to him that he was not hurt much , but
was only putting on and pretending to be
sick from the effects of the assault. Ho
also stated that ho kicked the policeman
three times before the officer struck him.
The officer's case was confined to their
own statements and the evidence of wit
nesses that Bullard was outside of his
place when the arrest wns nuulu and that
ho was resisting the officers when they
struck him.
The report of the committee will prob
ably bo made to the council to-night.
Opclt's Hotel. Lincoln Neb. , opened
March iDth , first class in every respect.
A City Preas Club.
About iifteen representatives of the
city press motJSuiiday afternoon in the
Pnxton parlors to discuss the project of
organizing a press club. It was decided
to effect such nn organizationand fifteen
names ware obtained to articles providing
for the same. A committee was ap
pointed to obtain copies of the constitu
tion and by-laws of the press clubs in
Chicago , St. Louis and St. Paul and to
report a rough draft of a constitution at
the meeting to be hold next Sunday after
noon.
There n re about thirty journalists in
this city at present , nnd there is no reason
why n good nress club should not be
formed out ot first class material. The
first aim of the organization will bo to
secure nicely furnished rooms , provided
with periodicals , billiard and pool tables ,
ami all the little necessaries incidental tea
for "tho . "
a homo-retreat boys.
tfor Sale Cheap Fine Jersey heifer
calf , three months old , Address nt once ,
II. 0. . euro Pacific Hotel Co.
POWDEI
Absolutely Pure0
This powder never varies. A marvel of put
Ity , btrcnviU nml wliolesomeness. Moro ecou
oiulcttl thun the unllnnry kind and cimnt l >
told in competition nuh tlio multitude of lo\
tott , bUort wcltflit nlum or pho < phatf poH-Jurs
Bol < l omy lu cans. HOYAI. HAKINO I'ownin di
IC3ViiJI St. , New York.
A < juick. rer
for adanbcod , U .billt ,
Cure Ixnt bIUtjr Nan
MEN irpuja. . . UiikurM.Koauaekiry. !
dUpuUble rrooti. Book wnl iMl X
UR OWN"
Samples and Prices furnished on Application
AGENTS FOE , ALL MARKETS :
IT
WHOLESALE DEALER
nr
AracricanWatGlies
HPORTER OF
DIAMONDS
Orders from the Icf/Uimate jewelry trade solicited
THE ENEMY IN THE AIR !
HOT. HUGH O. PENTECOST , Pastor Of St. I'liul's ' " 1 Imve been inilTorlngfar twenty ytnr < trUliC'tininc
Church , We t3Uli Street , New York , wrltse : Dy < pep l ! for eluhteon yo.irs I huvo not eilcnnnl
in u food of nny kind whatever : my illjjcstlva nuwcr *
"Kor seven successive years 1 was a victim to fever were no < lepre 8e < l Hint 1 wns unnbla to illKmt food of
anil ague , resulting flnnlly In nervous prostration anil uny kind except dale brond pounded with a ImmmoJ
nnd miide line Ilku powder , und then boiled. I mis ro-
melancholia , which rendered nil work Impossible nml
ducud to n more xkelcton , raj miirerlne were Indc-
life Iteclf n coimtnnt horror. After trying everythlnit fcrllmblc. 1 lurchnsed one of your liver i > nd , nnd ,
rocommemlcil from quinine t < > tutiwub * . 1 WHS per- to my utter imtnnl'hmont. In two weckt mis nhlc to
nmuleil to put on a HDI.MAV. I Imil but one chill cat n hpnrty meal with niv fumlly roHst hccf und
itfterwiml. My general livnltli bernmo perfect , nnd vPKnlnbli-H. HHVC cnlned lirtccn ponndi
In ono year I Increimed from ! * . " > to ill pounds. The 1 teal hnppyund joyful. Vll the imiNo nnd thanks
follnwInK Kummcr. ntn tlmo when I wui pccnllnrly n re duo to tlio I1OI.MAV I'An 1 thnnk ( ! od fur tills
Mibjcct t the trouble , 1 worj lr Ilnlmnn'a Pud As A o slnK. Ynuis rcsp'y.Ers. 1. llONNEIl , South Wiish-
riiKVENTiVF , hut tlio I'liimy Imd been completely Ington , D.C.
routeil nnd 1 Old not encounter him , nor Imro I met D.C.AM. . niirnnmr * . Pitici : , (200.
him since. " JIOLMAN PAD CO. , lS\Vllllnm ) btrcot , N. Y.
THE HOLIAN LIVER PAD TRIUMPHANT.
The Pad Hill prevent more sickness than nil the Pills and UrugH In Christendom will Cure.
FHEBESTTHREA JFOHSEWING MACHINES
SIX-CORD SOFT FINISH SPOOL ; ) COTTON. .
Full Assortment for sale to the Trade by >
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER
M. BURKE & SONS ,
LIYE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
QEO. BUIIKB , Jlnnafror ,
UNION STOCK YARDS , OMAHA , NEB.
REFERENCES : Meiclmnts' and Farmers' Hank , David City , Neb. ; Kearney National
HankKearneyNeb. ; Columbus State Bank. Columbus , Neb. ; McDonald's Hank , Noil.li
i'latte. Neb. ; Omaha National Hank. Omaha. Neb. , , , , . ,
Will pay customers' draft with bill of lailmc attached for two-thirds value of stock
MALT
Specially DlBtlllcd for
Dludlcliial UNO. *
UNEOUALEOtorCONSUMPTIOr
WASTING DISEASES and
GENERAL DEBILITY.
PERFECTS DIGESTION ,
Dn. EDW L. WALLING. Surgeon
goon In Chief , National Quarc
of N.J. , wrltei i
"JIv attention wai called t (
your Kojstone Jlult Whltkey bj
Mr. LiiJor , DruggUt , of Trtnton
and I Iwto used a few bottloi
nllli far Letter cITectthan any ]
have hail. I am recoininoudfni
jour article In my practice , aua
find It Ter ) catlBfactory. "
BEWABE Or IMITAT1C1I3.
Q'T'Tba Ocnulnt tin the SUniluri
KISNF.lt & VlF.NUKLbUN
ri-llaU Cf Cjttlt. ' tin l.ibel.
EESIiER & RflEPJDELSON.
( Sole Afntl lit Ib , U , S )
816,318 and 820 Race St. , Philadelphia , Pa.
For sale by C. F. Goodman , Omaha
Nebraska.
Or tbu I.lquur Ilnbll ,
Cured by AdiiltiilMtrrluf ; r.
Unities' Oolclru Nlicclllo.
II can be given IDH cup ol coffee or ten without
the knowledge of tbe person talcing It , Unbsolulelx
harmless , nnd will effect n permanent end epcrd/
cure , wbetbtr the patient la a moderate drinker ute
\o alcoholic wreck , It liai bieo glveu In tliou.
o Qdsu ( ca > ca , and In every ln tance 'iirfoct cur *
liaj followed. It neTor f lla\ The system ouca
Impiteuateil with Ibe Hpecia , It become * an ultex
luipo lbllltr for tbe liquor appetite to exl > t-
Fen SALE iiY FOLLOWINQ rjnuaabTSi
KUIIN & CO. , Our. ISlb anil Daqsla. , dnd
18th & Cumln Sti , , Ouinlia , Neb.l
A. I ) . I'OSTKR ic KU. .
Council niufT * , Iowa.
Call or writ * for pnmphlfi contalnlnK hundred *
/ lesllmonlalj fronithobct noiucu aud men Una
l Dartaotthc country. - i-
I SENT C. O. D.
ONE Oil UOIli : AT M'lIOI.KHALE 1'ltICE.
I l'Y oil ejprrn cbargra to all polnti wltbln SIX )
mllei. I , onu carrtaeta to K > kvt from Rend two ctu ,
Ump for lUustruiM cataloeue. Mention tlii pnp r.
L , Q. SPENCER'S ' TOY FACfORY ,
22J MAblSON ST. , GHICAQO.
CSTUUSHED USED IN AU
jiarro.
MR 200,000 PARISOFTHE
WORLD
N. a * D " - * JT
K MIAGE0.
* * Jr mf V * * r
Catklocucj and Trlcci on application. Bold ty
klltUa best' " ' rrla < i liullilcru and llcalira.
Cor. 13th STRICT and OAPlfdrAVf.
FOIl 'iill ! TRKATMKNT OK AIJ ,
CHRONIC AND SURGICAL DISEASES.
> ND MAKVrACTOHV OT
DRACE8 AND APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES ,
TRUSSES. AND ELEOTKIO BATTERIES.
Wo have the facllltle , npparatniandreiuedlcBfor
the Bucceaiful treatment of every form of dlaeaao
rcqulrlim either medical or inimical Imminent , nnd
Invite nil to como and Invcutltiate for themselves or
correspond with MB. I/JOB experience In ireatlne
ca OB by letter enables u to treat many watt
Bclentlllcally without pcylna tbera.
WHITE fx > ll ClItCUJ.AIl on deformities and
nracps. Club Knot. Curvature of the Bplno. DIB-
KASKS OK WOMRN. I'llei. Tnnior , Cancer * .
rTIMK , . . .
,
Truxei. and nil klnda of Medical and Burcicol
Appliances , manufactured and for Bale.
The only reliable Medical Institute making
Private , Special Nerraus Diseases
ALL CONTAOUlJilAr5lJUU ? > OUnifiKA8ES. from
whatever cuueo produced , vnoce rullr treated.
We can remove Svphllltlo polaou Itoiu the ijelem
' '
WNewUrcrtom'tirv'o treatment for IOM of Tltal power ,
' Cull
ALL COMMUNICATIONS CONl'IDKNTIAL.
And contult.ui or cud name ad ixutoOico uddreij
-plainly wruten-euclo o etaup. and we will etjnd
you. In plain wrapper , our
TE CIRCULAR TO MEN
.
KABES , HKMINAU W
JillCBA IMl-OTENfJV .
nl.UlCT VAIIIOOOKLK. . .US
UlbBAlJBSWTlIH ItiB . -S ,
or Bend blBtorr of TOUT CQBO for on opinion.
Verions unkLlo iJ > UU ua twrba treated at tteir
home * , by correip&Jdenco. Morilne , and initru. .
B SCUIIKLV 1MCIC.
taeotl Bent by nHlVor exprc <
Mil FIIOM OBHKHVATION. no mark , to Indicate
contents ( -'Bender. Ono persoaallnurvlew preferred
If convenient. Mftr rooms fortho Bccominodatlon
of j.8tlent . Hoard and attewianco at reasonabla
price , Address all Letters to
Omaha Medical & Surgloal Institute ,
Cor.13th St. , and Capllol Ave Omaha , Neb.
NEW ENGl&ND COHSEHYATORY 01
MUSIC. Boston , Mass ,
THK LAIIOKST and MUST KQUIPPEn In tbi
WOHI.I ) . WO Injlructon , ai * tudentslatt year
Thorough Imtructlona In voojil and Inntrumental uiu
Blc , Piano and Orjran tunlnir. fine Arts , Orutory , Liter
ftu/e. Krench , ( forraan and 1U luji Innpuairo * , Hni )
1Kb brancbei. O Jmnatllcn. etc. Tuition ! > to f Jl ; bean
and room with steiiuilieitt and elettrln light tlStoH
per term. KALI. TEllMbenlm September ! ! , liwi. Ko
Uluttrated Calendar , Ub full Information , utl Jrcss ,
t OUlUlilS Dlr. . Franklin txi , llostou , Mun.
JOHN C , GREEN SCHOOL OF SC1ENCI
COLLEGE OF HEW JKHSUV ,
I'KINCKTOX , N W JKIISE\
Itcxular four-year couuei. tt fullow , : I. Kor tb
dcgeeo of llnchtlor of Science. K1' * " ! course : ul
ulottlve couraet In Cliumiitrr , llloloay , Ucolog ;
Mathematics and riiyalii. II. For tlie ilcurce of Cl ?
fiwl iter. liiuludlna. botUlet Ibe u uul prufetalpiu
ctuillitt.upulleutluntof Ulectrleltr lu tlio Aru. I'pi
erailuute liu ruction In Higher M H mallc . r plilc. .
Aiuilftlcul und Al > nllul Cliomlitry and At uyliu
Ulolony , I'l\y lc , knil Aitronoiuy. K ulrunce exauli
Uon § bept , Uth and litli. IS * ! . For "I'CclM courn
ad tJbr ) ; iQioriaotluu npplr to tbe cglli-gc i rcaiurv
THIS Kl'AVK IS lUSSKUVKD FOll THIS
, rJLJU Ui'/i'.V iriTJl AX KXT1RIS XRW S'lOCR AT
On or about Sept. 1st , 1886.
Having made arrangements with the manufacturers whereby
we are made sole agents for the best of all
if ' !
cap ESJ
( None genuine without Vnllencia Cigar Factory's mime on label. )
We take this means of again introducing it to our customers
and the smoking public generally. Now on sale at retail by
KHUN & , CO. , .lOBJJV W. ISKI.L , ,
15Hi mid BUO South lOtli Street.
1II > & FAKNSWOKTII , w. J.A'.W.
' . .
. .
2115 Cumin : ; Street. A'.W. Cor. lUlli anil Webster.
.jarriis : : < > x s < tUAiti- ; > HCJ STOKE , lotn mm c Streets ,
BIT
Write for prices and terms. Orders by letter , postal card , telegrapher
or telephone 656 , will receive prompt attention.
PUTS AND CALLS.
On Wliont , Corn , Ont , Pork , Lnrd and U. n.
Blocks , forLonir nnd Short Time. HenJ lorl'rloo
Ciiculur , H. I > . HAIIT a Co. , 12(1 ( Washington
fit , , Clilcnh'o , Jjl Holereucu : American Ex-
clmiiKo National Dnnk.
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No Starch yet itroduccA can bo compared -
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One packasro will Jo the work of two
pounds of ordinary starch.
KolJ under guarantee of tbe luanuficturert.
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Agcute , Omaha , N
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