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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : : WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 22 , 1880.
THE GRIST OF LOCAL SEWS.
A Mysterious Shooting Affray in Which
a Pugilist Figures ,
RAILROADS AND CITY TAXES.
A Discussion Bcl'orn .JutlKO Wnkcly
A New Kntorprlso Tor Oinnlin A
North Oiiiulin Law and Order
c Other
Sliootlnc n r
The nir lin been full of rumors yp < .lor-
day about n shooting scrao ] ) which toou
place , us alleged , nt rallon's Cottomvootl
villa , on Sherman avcinii ) , last nifiht. The
story was to tlio ufl'ect that a nniiibcr of
Omaha pugilKliu li lits , coiispitMious
ntnonK wliom was MeCormlck ,
wore at tlio road houses dis-
c.usiiiif ; tlio merits of various
lighters , wlicu a disuuto arose as to I\lc- \
( JormicK's prowc s. That worthy , it is
said , became wralliy. and suddenly let
out his n lit inmro" Into llio faeo of a
man who WIH : uiakiti" ; li < ; ht oi him. A
free lisht , it is said , followed , in whieh
revolvers were drawn. MeCormlck , it is
alleged , was shot , reci'ivins serious
though not iiceoxsarily dangerous wound.
Where he was taken to , or what beeame
of UK ; man who did the shooting could
not be ascertained ,
Professor P. .1. 1'allou who was ques
tioned about tiu ! matter yesterday after
noon , denied that any such allair had
happened at his plac. Ho could not ac
count for the nimore , hut thought thai it
was originate by senio envious person
who wanted injure him or the reputation
of his place.
Kutcr qu in tlio ilny it was reported that
MeCormick's wounds had been rerelved
in a brawl at a saloon in South Omaha ,
and that ho had died. Me-
( 'onniek since the light in whieh
he broke Al Marx's jaw , has been ar
rogant in tlio extreme , and triotl to "lord
it over" men whom ho considered in
ferior in pugilistic ability. It is proba
ble that the trouble of Monday night
arose from his too free display of tlit-Mi
eharactoribtics.
K.\IM50AI > TAXATION' .
An Interesting Discussion Uol'orc
Wakeley Vosterilny IMornlnjj.
The much mooted question as to the
right of the city to lax all railroad prop
erly within the corporate limits , was be
fore .Judge Wakeley yesterday morning ,
and was diseiibscd by Mr. Poppleton tor
the railroads and by Uity Attorney Connell -
nell on behalf of thn city.
The question arose on a demurrer lilcd
by Iho city , to a petition of the Union
Pacific : railway company , asking for an
injunction to prevent the collection of
taxes assessed against certain property
belonging to tlio railroad company.
It was claimed by tlio city attorney that
notwithstanding the state 'law requiring
railroad and telegraph companies to
make returns of its property to tlio state
board of cquali/.ation , that the city had
'
power to assess all such property as'mig'ut
lie within the limits of the city , tlio same
as Hie property of other corporations and
individuals is assessed. J\Ir. Popploton de
nied the correctness of this proposition.
and contended that for tiio purpose of
city taxation the pro rnta proposition of
milage , as determined by the slate board
of eqiiali/ation , was tlio only proper sys
tem of the taxation of railroad right-of-
way , denot , grounds , etc. Mr. Popple-
ton also urged that oven is such system
was not correct , all objection thereto
should be addressed lo the legislature , in
place of lo the courts.
During llio argument , the cilv attorney
nsked Mr. Poppleton if ho denied the
proposition , that under the present state
law , if the charter in express terms gave
the city tlio right to tax all railroad
property within the limits , according to
valuation , llio city would have such right ,
: md that such right would not be in con
flict with the state law.
To the question of the city attorney ,
Mr. Popplcton responded , that if Mich
charter provision was enacted subsequent
to iho state law , the city would probably
have ; such right , and it would not be in
uonllict with the stale law.
Upon the conclusion of tlic arguments ,
Judge Wakely look the case under ad
visement , and will probably render hi.s
decision before the adjournment of tlio
present term of court.
With regard to tinlaxcs involved in
the litigation , it was further claimed by
Mr. Poppleton as a mailer of fact that
the cily had already collected taxes for
the year in controversy , according to the
system for which he contended , and thu
city attorney admitled that if such was
the fact , the city could not again collect
taxes for such year upon a valuation as-
t > ehhinnnt , for that would amount to
double taxation.
The principal question involved still
remains lor hoHlcmonl by Iho charter
amendment committee , anil it is prob
able that in view of the admission of Mr.
Popplcton that the charier may be so
amended as to assess nil railroad properly
for city taxation according to valuation
that such un amendment will be made.
GOVIHINMUNT CASH.
Ilium. Kingmaii Tel IN How it In to lie
K\pemlcl.
Lieutenant Dan Kingnian has returned
from his trip lo Now Orleans , and is
packing-tip preparatory lo leaving for
thnt place within ihe next week.
"I have boon appointed district oflicor
of the Fourth district of Iho Mississippi
river , " said Hint gcuticmnn lo u reporter
yesterday. "The territory I have to cover
includes that portion of tlio river from
\Varreiiton , juM below Yicksbun * , to the
head of the jetties. The government is
. commencing extensive improvements in
that section such as the removal of
sand lmr.3 near Iho month of
llio ituil river nnd Iho building
of submerged dams in ( lie Alchnfalaya
river lo prevent Ihe Mississippi from
breaking down ils barriers and bweopiug
Ihrougli Iho channel of that river , on its
way to the gulf. .Extensive improve-
nu.'nts are i\\ao \ \ being made on thu New
Orleans harbor , such as the consiruction
of proleclive barriers against the under
mining of the banks , "
"How much has been appropriated by
the government for cammi ; on your
workv"
"Altosrctlior , about ? GOO,000. " Of the
amount , aboul $180,000 is available ,
Lieutenant Kingnian has not yet been
relieved from his position as olllcer in
clmrgo of iho Yellowstone park work.
hiafinucli as thu work is all done in thn
bummer when the water in the river is
so high as to prevent work being carried
cm il is probable that Lieutenant King-
man can attend lo both branches of the
Kovrrnmcnl service.
Ij.\W AND OHDKII.
A llruncli of tlio
in North Oiimlin.
Monday night a very successful
\\a5 ! > eld in the basement ot the Saunden
hlreet Prcsfci'icrltm church at whieh n
branch of the Law' rt'Ul Order league was
established. It was called to order bj
Mr. Taylor and Mr O. U. Halta stated
Iho object of the same to bo t ( > aid In t ! "
enforcement of the law in all cases ol
infraction * The aim was riot .ncc'
cssixrily ilircotwl to the enforce
ment Qf the Sloonm law with ro
irard ( oRaloons. ft was of broader in
" ini trnfaiooiw. ji v nB t / . . . MU
"min .
k - - „ vs. nil * I . , J
l I f ill llx 'I'll ki W 1 Ml' 111 OP' ' '
all kinds. Mr. llltclilo was elected presi
dent of the league , Messrs. Lowe nnd
Newman secretaries and S. N. ( Justin
treasurer. An executive committee con
sisting of the following members was
appointed : O. tl. ISallou , Ulias. Walls ,
John Trench , T 1 $ . Harnes , S. N. ( Justin.
Will 11 , Anderson , K. 15. Kussnll , ami
John McKwing. The meeting adjourned
subject to the call of the president , nnd
$18 ! ) was subscribed to carry out the
plans of the league.
Ai.nitimir'sCunirn.
CljiTTl.VAh NOTKS.
The la i Acinof ? lr. ICstellc'i Olllolnt
Career.
District Attorney Kslcllo yolerdny ar
raigned Messrs.Vootiford and Sullivan ,
charged with burglarizing Mr * Davis'
dry goods slore on Sixteenth sticct. lloth
pleaded guilty.
He a1 o lilucl an information against
Valentino Lipp for receiving money
under fnl e pretcuses.anil Batten charged
with perjury , the latter being thn young
man who ran away with anil married
the daughter of Mr. James McAnlle ,
several months ago. The latter two will
bo prosecuted b. > Mr. Simeral , who suc
ceeds Mr. Kstcllu. The former two
will bo sent to the penitentiary , tint * in
creasing llui number of tlio e who have
been sent there by Mr. Kslellc during the
jri" ) > unl term to sixteen. Mr. Kstullo
has taken up his permanent residence
hero and will continue to praetiro al Iho
bar alter retiring from olheial life.
NI3W OUTKITS KOI I NIO WSI'Al'KUS.
The Omaha Type Koumlry nnd Sup
jily House for I'rltiters ami
The Wi ) < tcrn Newspaper Union at
Omaha is prepared at all limes lo outfit
publishers on short notice with presses ,
type , rules , borders , inks , composition ,
sticks nnd rules , nnd in tact everything
in the line of printers and publishers'
supplies. Better terms and more liberal
prices can be secured than by sending lo
Chicago or elsewhere. Save money by
buying near homo. Second hnnd goods
in Hie pnnling line bought and sold. Wo
often have great , bargains in this particu
lar. Send for Tin : PUINTCKS' AuxiuAitr ,
our monthly trade journal , that gives
lists of goocU and prices and from time
to time proclaims unequalled bargains in-
new anil second hand material.
WISTIKN : : Nr\vsrAi'Kii UNION ,
I'Jth Street , bet. Howardand Jackson ,
Omah Nabcruska
AuutiGUT's CHOICIJ.
Smltli'8 Small i'arcels.
Mr. B. K. Smith is now .seriously con
sidering what to do with several parcels
of properly which belong to him and lie
adjacent to lots in the main thorough
fares which are now being most richly
improved , lie owns twenty-two feet oil
l-'arnam street adjoining the lot of A.
Calm in the northeast corner of Four
teenth street , on which the latter jron-
lleman proposes to erect his
$150.0)0 ! ) building. If the latter
could be enlarged by ( he erection of a
building of similar design on Smith's
jiropcrty , the value and the beauty of the
location would be immensely enhanced.
The same condition obtains with refer
ence lo Mr. Smith's Jot immediately cast
of thn Merchants' National bank , which
is now in course of erection on the cor
ner of Thirteenth and Fnrnam streets. It
is probable that in each of these Mr.
Smith's determination to build will bo
made in a few days , because tlio build-
inp , contemplated can now bo erected
with much less expense than if they
would be put up at a different time.
Merchants Hotel , Omaha , Nat Brown ,
Prop. $2 per day. Cor. 15th and Farnaiu.
All street cars Irom depot pass house.
Careless FrlendH.
Yesterday morning a well dressed Jr dy
in Iho lobby of Hie posl ollico wrole the fol
lowing address upon a parcel and depos
ited the latter for transmission : "Mrs.
M. E. Weeks , G. T. Smith's block , room
88. " There is no such place in town ,
and to find out whcro the buildincr in
question is , Superintendent livers will be
compelled to make inquiries of the post
masters in many of llio leading cilics.
The parcel contains a beautiful chcnilo
shawl , which is evidently intended as a.
present , and yet , as it now stands , it will
not be able to reach its destination. Mr.
Kvers says that the majority of parcels
addressed in the ollieo are badly directed ,
and rcMilt in either untold annoyance or
loss of the package , and frequently both.
For sain or exchange for clear land ,
Council Blull's or Omaha property , a
most promising and fashionably trolling
bred 2-year-old stallion , standard bred ,
llulc 0. Address P. B. Hunt , Harlau , In.
German-A in nricnn .School.
The ladies of ihe Gennan school asso
ciation who have taken charge of the
German-American school , 1818 Hartley
sir. , have resolved to reduce tlio tuition
to 'tl.OO per month , commencing January
1st , 1837. Those wishing to send their
children lo .said school will please apply
to. anyone of the following members of
the committee :
Mrs , G , Pomy , 10th and Pierce.
Mrs. C. C. Schaefer , D100 Farnnm.
Mrs. M. Tibke , ! JOI ( ) Cumins.
Mrs. G. lleimrod. 1708 Douglas.
Mrs. F. Laugo , 008 S. lUthst.
Or 10 M. Heinpol , the principal.
Licensed Watchmaker for Iho U , P
Railway Co. o. S. H.UIVOND ,
Douglas and IGlh.
He'll r.onk Out Tor thn Kevciuic ,
Mayor IlowJoy , of Mitchell , ono of the
Grovor'ri pots , is in town. Ho has re
cently been appointed successor to Gen
eral Dcnni.s , deputy United Stales collec
tor for the southern district of Dakota ,
with headquarters nt Yanklon. The
major will not lake hold of Ihe affairs of
the olh'ci1 until aboul Ihu first of February ,
bccaiiM ) the work of the position during
tlio month of January is such as no new
man dcsiies to undertake. Major How-
ley's headquarters will bo at Milchell ,
Ai.iiuumr's CIIOICK.
T a Now York AVii *
There was no through mail from New
York Monday night the fast rain having
missed connection at Eomn place because
of some inexplicable reason. Our mer
chants , therefore , luivo been patiently
wailing all day for llio fast mail train ,
which arrives to-night , which will doubt
less have its double load of both mercan
tile and holiday mailer.
Aniuioiir's CHOICE.
.Settled nt Jjnst.
Monday night the Omaha Literary as
sociation , at Judge Burka'sollico , settled
for all lima the momentous question as to
whether the ntlitudo of the government
of llio United Stales toward polygamy
were just and expedient. Folygamists
wuro scarce and Ihcir arguments wore
more scarce , and Iho government
porleis accordingly won the night.
ALIIIUGHT'S CHOICE.
Fire Alarm fto.\cs.
Tlio new ( ire alarm boves oi'di-red for
the I'UiYV-'Ul bo located at Sixteenth "and
Vintoii , Twenty-ninth . and. Farnam ,
Thirteenth and \Vvlister , the boiler room
of the Unton l'acilio car spj ! > s , and
Vi i - hl1'f i'laV Pres.-
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TJIK COUUT MAKTIAIj SYST13M.
An Ai-niy onicer Mnkoe Comment *
Thereon.
"It is a starllmg fact , shown up by re
liable figures , " said an army olllcer vcsler-
day ; "Ihal 59 per cent of the soldiers in
department were , during the past year ,
tried by court martial. Most of them , of
course , were tried for petty offenses , such
as drunkenness , being off duty without
leave of absence. This is a pitiful show
ing , and nt the same time its truth can
not be disputed. It proves that Ihcre is
something radically wrong with the pres
ent system of court martial. As the
thing is now , if a .soldier goes off or be
comes intoxicated , lie is immediately
tried by court martial , and "sentenced lo
a term in. the ? guard hou o. That relieves
him from duly and throws llio work on
Iho men who behave themselves. 'I his
discouargos Iho good soldiers and helps
the bad ones The fact is there
ought lo be a fixed code of laws , rigidly
enforced , with u cc'rta'n punishment for
each crime something similar to the
coda which obtains in the police court.
Then a soldier who disobeys those laws
would know just what punishment to o\-
peet. Under ihe present system a sol
dier , tried by our court martial , might
get a sentence , more severe or more leni
ent Ihan a soldier who commits the very
same crime , but is tried by a different
court-martial board. In my opinion
there ought to bo less guard-house sen
tence and more lining done. Let a soldier -
dior understand that an infringement of
the law is going to cost him Hie half in-
half or whole of hi.s months pay nnd
he will bo prelly apt to keep straight.
For thai reason a lixcd code of laws and
linns ought to bo determined upon.
"The percentage of crime among the
.soldiers during llio past year , " continued
the speaker has perhaps been crcaler on
account of the I'lianiro of regiments which
has taken place. Men who have been
stationed at posts far out in the western
country , have brought into the "confines
of civilization , " and they immediately
proceed to allow their vicious tendencies
lull play. This is illustrated in the case
of the second and the twelth regiments
ol infantry. "
Gens. Crook and Dandy have returned
from their trip toUobinsonanilNiobrara
ALDKIOIIT'S CHOICE.
i'.AILi NOTUS.
New KnglncB Tor the Union PaclHo
air. Bogtto's Arrival.
About the end of. this week the Union
Pacific will receive from Baltimore len
new engines for heavy work. These en
gines will be used for freight trains and
are known : is "slack-burners. " They
are so constructed as to burn slack-coal
a .species of fuel which until recently has
been useless. In this way a great saving
in the item of fuel will be effected. It is
said thai Ihis fuel is capable of giving
just as great heat , when used in ono ot
Ihcse engines as Iho coal oidinarly used.
Jill. HOGL'K'S AKKIVAI. .
The newly appointed chief engineer of
the Union Pacific , Mr. Boguc , arrived
in tills cily-jyeslerday with hi.s family from
the south. He assumed his duties yeslcr-
day morning . Air. Boguc comes hero
from Ihe position of assistant , chief engin
eer of the Northern Pacific , with highrcc-
ammcndalions.
A 1UDICUI.OUS Ill'MOIt.
Union Pacific officials denounce as an
idle and ridiculous rumor llio statement
that Lucius Tutlln is to be appointed
pnssengor traffic manager of the Union
Pacific. They say such a thing has never
been thought of.
THE CIIICF CI.KIJKS.
The chief clerks of the Union Pacific
road are slill in session in General Super
intendent Smith'soflicc. They will wind
up their business to-day.
ALIIHIC.IIT'S Cuoicn.
NEW YOUIC MEN IX OMAHA.
A Firm of Them to Establish n Whole
sale Clothing House.
Another feature which will be n wel
come one to Ihis cily is Ihe establishment
of an exclusively wholesale clothing
house , which will open hero in the
spring , with eastern men , backed by all
the capital necessary lo conduct n busi
ness of the kind specified on a scale coin-
mensurulo with the demands and devel
opment of Ihiss-ectionof thccountry. The
name of llio firm is known lo Ihe
BKI : , but is withheld till later. They
will open in a building belonging lo Ihe
K/.ra Millard estate on Hartley street , ad
joining Hie Millard building now on the
corner of Klovontn street , Tlio new
structure will bellxlU2 feet , with four
stories and basement , costing sflO.OOO ,
and of a design in harmony with that al
ready erected at the corner mentioned.
Ono-lialf of the building will bo occupied
by tlio linn in question , the other part
being taken by another firm , of which
nothing may now bo said.
$ noou.
Furniture of tlio Commercial House ,
Grand Island , Nob. , to be sold nt force
sale before January 1st , 18S7 , cou.iisting
of Beds , Bedding , Chamber Suits , Stoves ,
1 Large Wroughtlron Kango , with Steam
Table , etc , , Dining Room and Ollico Fur
niture , etc. Goods will bo sold to suit
purchasers in anv quantity. Terms o
sale will bu made liberal. For informa
lion , call ou or addix-s.s J. G. HAINI : ,
Grand Island.
Mrs. DIllimm'H Dcnth ,
The remains of Mrs. Henry Dillman
will arrive by the Union Pacific from
Cheyenne this morning nt 7:53 :
o'clock. They will bo accompanied by
Mr , Dillman and his three children nnd
Mrs. John Richards of this city , mother
of Hie deceased. 'Iho remains will bn
berne lo Hie residence of llio lallcr , 810
Hartley slrect , from which place Hie fun
eral will lake place at il o'clock on
Thursday niternoon. Mrs. Dillman had
been sick for a couple of weeks , and her
mother was called from this city to her
bide. Several letters wcro received from
her , the last lolling her children in this
city to cclebinte Christmas happily be
cause their sister was considered out of
danger. The next day a telegram was
received announcing Mrs. Dlllman's
death.
AUIIIKJIIT'S CHOICI : .
I'CttlS-lilllSOII.
Monday evening at tlio residence of Hie
bride's parents , 1111 California street ,
Mr. O. S. Pettis , of ihi.s city , was mar
ried to Miss Ida L. Gibson. The grooms
man was Mr. O. C. Burdlck , the bride
being attended by Miss Helen Copclaud ,
daughter of the olllciating clorgvmnn ,
llov. W. K , Copeland , of Unity church ,
The reception lasted from 8 to 12 o'clock.
AI.UIIOHT'.S : Ciioin ; .
The Paupers' Feast ,
Mr. Mahoney , superintendent of the
poor , says thai ho is preparing a Christ
mas dinner for Hie inmates of the poor
house , which will bring jov to them in
their misery and abai.do'nment. They
will bo treated to turkey and oysters ,
both of which arc rarilies out in Ihal
direction.
CIIOICK.
Skllcs' Villalur.
Sarah B. Skiies. asked for a divorce
from her husba'nd..Kobert J. Skllcs yester
day morning in the district court , Tluj hit ;
teris now m the penitentiary for forgery
" } WiliH
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behind the walls ho had robbed his wife
of her wedding pre ents , jewelry , pony
nnd sold thcm-to got money to practice
adultery , ono of his associates in Hie lat
ter crime boJng a woman , residing on
Main street iiuCoitncil Bluffs.
I'lip ' fnzjcptm nntl Itnlicrt limv ,
TheCo//ena hou cycsterday passed , at
dinner time , into the control of Mr. Hob-
crt Law who-has bought Mr. Hinnsoy's
interest and lease and will hereafter run
the hotel in the mo it approved style.
Mr. Law's groal circle of acquaiulances
throughout Ibis section of iho counlrv.
both as railroad man nnd landlord , \\i\\ \ \
doubtless secure lo him nn immediate
and lucrative patronage. Mr. Law has
retained the services o'f Joe Ncedhamtho
popular young gentleman who has been
behind the olliw counter for three years
back , nnd .Mr. Ho" * , the young man who ,
for some lime back , has acted as llio night
clerk.
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I'OZZOIl ) . |
No name i < bolter and more pleasantly
and widely known than that of Mr. J.
A Po//om. For Years he has made him
self famous by the elegant perfumes ami
complexion powder thai bears his name
the latlci'haviiig found ils way to Hi
belles of Paris Germany and London
Everybody admire beauty in ladies
Nothing will do more tu produce or en
banco it than to use Mr. Po//.oni's preparations
parations
A man whom ho had married the night
before went to a clergyman at Green
field , Mass. , not long ago , and saying ( hat
Hie cosl of the wedding rcceplion had
exceeded his calculations , requested a
loan of the $ , i paid as a wedding fee.
The money was returned , but has never
been repaid.
For twenty years Henry F. Balcom , of
Shirley , Mass. , suffered with rheumatism.
He found no relief till he took Hood's
Sarsaparilla.
Tn Saco , Mo. , ono night last week , Mips
Bertha Weyiuoulh tilled ajugwith water ,
corked it , and put it on the stove lo heat
before taking it to bed. When il was
hot enough she started up .siairs , nnd
then with a big bang , the cork How out
and Iho hot water spurted into her face ,
scalding her badly. She now knows
more about the power of slcam limn she
did.
The Voltnio licit Co. , IMarih.ifl , Mich.
wlllscnil llii'lr celebrated Voltaic licit nnd
Elcctilc Appliances , on thlity days' lilal , lo
nny man ( joimc or middle-ami ) afflicted
with nervous debility , loss of vitality , lack of
nerve force nnd vlior , and other diseases.
The greatest rcincdal a enl over discovered.
Wilto to ] them for Ililustated pamphlet lice.
No ilslis incurred , nsJthlnty clays , ' lilal is al
lowed.
Last week the snow sheds built cast of
Rogers' pass , on the Canadian Pacific ,
were visited by an immense ivalauchc.
which sirucii thu sheds and shot 100 feet
into Ihe nir and into Hie valley below
without having thu least effect on the
work. Thousands of tons of snow , ice
and rock were in the slide.
In Philadelphia recently a weding cere
mony was performed with llioPorlogucso
ritual. The couple stood under a silken
canopy , which was upheld by four posts
decorated witli llowers , and at Hie con
clusion of Iho ceremony tlio groom
crushed a glass under Ins foot as a sym
bolic act.
Absolutely Pure-
This powder never varies. A marvel ol
purity , tttrcngth and wholcsomcnes * . More
economical Hun the ordinary kinds and
cannot be sold in competition with the mul
titude of low test , bliort we ht alum 01
phosphate powders. Sold only in cans.
Royal Ua iii' ' Powder Co. , 403 Wall St. ,
New York.
DRS.S.&D.DAYIESON
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I > E\VI ; : , - - COLOISAEM * ,
Of the Missomi State M-seuin of Anato
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Hospital London , Gicscn , Germany and
New York , Having devoted their alien-
lion SPECIALLY
TO THE TREATMENT OF
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DISEASES.
More especially the c arising from impru
dence , invite all so buffering to concspond
without delay. Diseases of infection and
contagion cured safely and speedily without
detention from business , and without thu
use of dangeious drugs. Patients whose
cases have been neglected , badly trcalcd or
pronounced incurable , should not fail to
write us concerning their symptoms. All
letters icccive immediate attention ,
S3 JTJST PUBLISHED *
And will be mailed FREE lo any address
on receipt of one 2 cent t-tainp , "Practical
Observations on Nervous Debility and Phy
sical Exhaustion , " tohich is added an
"Essay on Marriage , " with important chap
ters on D1SEASKS Or THE UUI'KOWCTIVH
ORGANS , the lrholclonniii n valuable med
ical treatise \\hich should be read by all
young men. Addresb
ims. s. Ai > . I > AVBISO\ ,
MS l awriif ! sit , IK'iivcr , Cnl.
United Stats Marsl-al's Sale.
X TUP. I'll cull Court of I lie I miivl hintu for
thu Dislr.ct 1)1' Xi'hra-ku ;
cliooKtgiMi , 1
>
I ) . I , , rranirr uiul l D. V. ( 'OP , }
1'ubllu iiotloo Is liorrby irUon.tlmt In
Hiicuiuul I > J vu Hiu of tiiuiiilur ( it btihi
111 tlllllllXIVII CHUM' , Oil HlOllIll llliy ) ' IJllfC'lll-
bur , lb.-fl , 1. Kills I , . Iliurbowur. Miiubul of tlio
I'nltcJ btiiU'S tor llio JJldlrict of Nvbtuskn , will ,
on WoiinoMliiv. t'ui Mli day of January. IhST ,
lit thu liour at ID o'clock In ilicfoicnuoii oft-.Uil
day , In llin tcno liullJinif formerly occupied liy
biiiil ( U'lpii'l ' Kills nl JH'lolt jioat nlllco , Holt
c-ouiuy , Mttto mill dUtrlcl of NubraBku.t-ell nl
imbllu uiiftUm uuuriulu block of ( rood * ami dint-
.coiisls Ins ? of utfolifi ill Block ot ilry K < "U ,
curiuti , boon Hml slioufe , jflovcs , UUIcs n war-
iipinii-c'I , i.'c > iitlciiioii'ii liirnislilu'f rou < U and
notions. 1 will hell Mild Ktxidi ) iuiJ ( vhuttcls Ifi
1' . S. Miirblml. District of
HowAiin II. SMITH A : WIIIIIHT UAI.UWIN 4 : HA/- ?
HANK , Attorucys for I'lalntlirs.
[ UmttliH , .Veo-
J\H Iho Holiday na .on is upon us , would it not be advisable ami oininiMitly proper to select from our slock
some useful thing * ?
Our goods , althouglniol sploclod exclusively for Holiday Gifts , yet every one of them would make n sensible
ble- and highly appreciated present , which would bo useful Iho year round. This being our first reason , wo
have mudo a place fof ourselves among you , and by making the interests of our customers our own. We pi-o
porto how our appreciation of their patronage by making startling reductions throughout our entire line
for their benefit , beginning Friday , December 17lh , and continuing until after Christmas.
in the Hoys' and Children's Department wo offer :
Hoys' Winter weie/faf suits , worth $3for $
XSetter f/rade Jftoi/s" suits , mitde up in Norfolk style , reduced from '
/ * i if fd > j t . * "
. - - * * ,
/jf > l > if/ < pSil > ,
vy Cavaimere &uitsfauJiionaMt/ it t reduced from $ G to
In Hoy- , ' and Children's Overcoats we have them front $1,93 upwards , and a very fhiu Hue of plain and fur-
trimmrul ones.
Those at $ ? .9O IS educed to . # J.fi
Z'ftose f $ & Reduced to $ &
Those at $9 lied need to $ Gm5O
T/iose f $ /f > Seduced to $7
In lln-Men's Clothing Department wo have vulhiu the last ten tiny ? roinforcotl our assort incut with IP\Y
styles in Business nnd Dross Suits , ami oH'ortho entire line at uniformly reduced prices.
Men's Strictly all wool Suits Reduced from $8.75 to $6
Men's Strictly all worsted Dress Suits , Reduced from $9 .SO to $7
Men's all worsted Such Suits , Struiglit and Round Cn'ts , Reduced
from $ US fo $1 V.SO J
Men's fine Corlfserew 42&ittloiiCutawa9/ , in bhtcli or brown ,
ilticedfrom. $ Jt& fo $ tt *
Veryfinef button Cnttitva.y Dress SuitsfRcducedfrom $ $ Wol7.7&
Very fine Imported worsted 8neJt Suitsfthc eoats and rests lined with
Satin , in straiglrf and round cuts , Reduced from $ W.5Q to $19.SO
3'tra fine CorJfscrew Prince Albert. Dress Suits tn Itlucs and
TtMcducedfrom $3O to $ t S.t5
Wo call c-ppciul attention to our ? 25f7o Prince Albert Dress Suits , not alone to the line quality , but to llio
style and the manner in which they are gotten up ; and they should only bo compared with merchant tailor's
make , and in price with such goods as other dealers ask $ ! )5 ) for.
Our enormous assortment of Overcoats and Ulsters , plain and fur-trimmed , arc made from Edridon & Bur
lington , Ivoivey , ChinchillaElysians , Fur Beavers and Monlagnacs , some silk and others * ni'm lined. The ex
tremely low prices of UICM > can only lie appreciated after examining the qualities.
In Mufllers and Silk Handkerchiefs we positively oiler the mo&t stupendous bargains , for instance :
GctssuiiGreM'ttfflersfor dress tvcar at 2Sc eacli , ; ivorih 7Sc.
AII Satin Mufflers at $1MO ; worth $3. *
Silk Jlandkerchiefsfor 25c ; worth 5ttc. V
Including an elegant ns ortment of better grades in which we can save you more money than in the cheaper
ones.
Anything in our line you may piircha-e , lake il around town , and if you think you can do belter , return
the same , ( if not soiled ) , the money will be returned to you instantly without remarks.
All goods marked in plain figures and at strictly one price at the
Cor. Douglas and 14th sts. , Omaha.
ELECTRIC LUSTRE STARCH ,
Tlic li'f < l Lttiindi'U Stui'i'Ii in tin'
U'orlil. Conlnlufi all tlu'lni/t'cilii'iiffi
used / > / / Lmiiitli'i/iiirn. Can l > c lined
willi o ) ' ii'HIioiil liolliiif/ . Will not
stli'lt lo tin ; Iron. .S'mvs iroi'J : tnnl
time. Mullen Colltira anil Cnjj'ts loot :
ll ; < > iii'iv. JO.\'T THY TO ( JJi'J
Tlllt O Ul IT U' . t till IXG J > . 1 V
WITHOUT IT , Joii'l Ittlic nn imi
tation. Jnsif , ! on luii'Iny llipycnulnn
JtLKCTlilU lA'STltK HTAIlClf.
Look out ' / < oiii" titnlc-imti'lt ; , A
ivoinnn nainy < i tilili't bosom fvv ti
Wll'I'Ol' .
If your Grocer won't get it for you ,
write lo us and we will send you a sample
and notify you where you can obtain the
ELECTLIC LUSTR1J STARCH.
ELECTRIC LUSTRE STARCH CO. ,
04 Central Wharf , B'slor , Mass ,
PIANOS
li JL A Jk A V 'VaX T >
ORGANS
FACTORY PRICES
FOB THE HOLIDAYS
Great Bargains Q
PIANOS , from $40 up
ORGANS , from $22 up
Easy Payments Taken
Max Meycr' & Bro
E. T. ALLEN , M. D.
si'iu'i.ii.ivr ,
Eye , Ear , Nose & Throat
RoQiiiU Williams Ituiliting , cor 15ili and
Do.dgc > ls , Omalia.
Hours 8 to 12 a.m. 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. in
ORfl&MA
roll THE Tr.rATMKNT op .
Chronic fit Surgical Diseases.
L R. MoMENArflY. Prop ? otor.
Sutc'i'ii jeiira' lloijmalunu 1'rivnle 1'inUKe
U'o | i\vn ! thn fncilltlcB , npparntu * nnd rcinullu
for tliobiiccmfitl Irc.ilmcnt of c\cry form of < li .
iat-u rofjulrlti cltluT innlloal or feiir lra ) IrriiliucDi ,
fiiul lu ite ull locotiioninl luvt > tlfatu ; for llicuikt he
or cnrricponilllli iiv Long ciperlcnio In Ural
! 'cuffs by IcIliT mnblcn 113 to treat many msn
acH'ntiflciilfyutlinut n'"iiiif llitin
WHITK rnn IHCIJI..Mt on nofnrmltlci and
llraoef , Club 1VU , Ciir > aturc of lUu tJi'iiio
tURAi ) < E3 or WuMfw. 1'llc" , Turn irn , Cancrrj ,
I'ftlnrrli , Bronchitii' , Inhalation. Elertrlilty , I'nral-
) ls , ipllcncy : , KlUnry , U ) , ir , bklu , llioud uud
llntTorlrn , Inlmli'V" , Urnrrs. Triunrii , nml
nil klnili * nf MrtiliHl cud tjuijic ; l Apji mi.Lt , jn ii-
ufnctureJ nmj for tnlo.
Th OT | > reliable ii1cdlc.il Institute miking
Private , Special t Nervous Diseases
r A fil'Kl IAI/J V.
AIJ , rosTAuiocs AND JII.OOD ,
fnim lmtcvcrcaiifpir'iliicial. ) ( urci'6 < fiilly trratfi !
Wu cm rt mu\o H/plrlitio puikou frum Diu njtlrii.
iritlinut iniTCiirj' .
New rcttnr.itiMi treatment for Inin nf Hal power
AIJ , COMJirNIl Vl'IONH < JO MM IJ KYI-HI
Cull niul cunvnlt ill or ci'iul mmu nml | iamoni *
ntldri'91 plaliilf wnilcn vncloto ttuiuji , nmle
\Mllr ciiil you , In plain uiftiiiirr , our
PRIVATE CIRCULAR
UPON I'KIVATK , Hl'fUIAI. iHll hCUI'Ulll
r. WEAKMCD * . hrniMATuiiitiKEt ,
c r , rivi'iuur , OuKuitr.iiuit , ( iiKET , VAIUI-OCRI u ,
STp.icri'iie , AND AM. nifZAiii.il fir rur. OrMTn-
UIIINAIIT OnuAwt , or icr.illi'.tlory of your ta c fur
mi fjiliuon. ]
rrr < on * iinaljlii to > Ult us mtty tie trruleil nt tlidr
lionU'K , liy < ( irnr | > onili'n > c .Mcilicmvtaiut Iiihtm
incnUfcut by iii.ill or exiirru biC < t'UCI.V l'\ < Iv
KI ) I'JIOJI OIISI-.KVAT1O.V , nu maikmalndi < i.c
ronlrnti or trader Una i > froiul liiti'rvitMv jm
lured if convfiilmt Fifty room * fur the u nn
moilntlnii nf jiMicnlc Iloaid nnd niirndun.'i ; t\ \
icatonablo pncfiAddntt uP l.i-tliru lu
Omaba Medical and Surgical institute ,
Cur 13th it. anflCaolloUvc. . OMAHA. ICU.
Beiween Antwern & Hew York
TO THE RHINE , GERMANY , ITALY , I10L-
LAND AND FRANCE ,
wi.vnra
Faiou from | > K ) to $7 % lixeurelon trip from
fllU to fl.'i. fiH-or.d Cabin , ( .MIHV I.II tl ;
| iri iiukl , Jj ; I'tiiir-ilon t' 3. Stoir.- im.igu
at low rAibg. J'ulor Wrlirlit & huus , ( loiiora
AvuntB. U IlrcmUiuy. No if Vork.
llonry 1'uiiJt , l.la l.irnumnt. ; Paulson t < 'a.
1C8 i'uruaui tt ; l > , O i iccuiau , l&i 1 uru.iiu
ANQ
RAILWAY.
LI1-T23.
Omak ,
Council Bluffs
o-
And Chicago.
Tli * only road to take for Dr Molnes. Mnr-
lmlltown , ( nlar lUiil'If. ' Clinton , Dlxlr , Chlrn *
( { O , Milwaukee and all points rant. Tn In * pro-
pie of Ntit > rn < ) < n , Colnnuln , Wj-onilntr , CiHh ,
IiliilioNUii'1n , Oregon. SS'"shlii Kiri nml C'nll-
fornln , K often nunoilor advaiuutfoi not poisl-
bln ! ) } BUJ- other Una
AinoiiR a row of tlin niirn rou points of in-
Cerlorlty nnjoypd liv llin pnlroni of tliiH ronrt
et ccn OmnliH nnd ClilciKfo. mo its twctniltti
11 ilny of DAV OOACIII'.S wlilcli ni llio Illicit
tniit linmnn nrt nml umi'iitilly ' rnn rrcuto. It *
i' HIIKI'INO : CAKS.
ofoonifnit nnd eln inco 1U I'A III/Mi DIIA W-
ISO KOOM CAUS , hinuriinusiidliv uny. nnii III
wlduly oololiri\ti ) < l 1'AI.ATIAI , DlNIMI CAK8 ,
Mm f"jiml of wiilch rnnnot tin foiiml nltewliKru.
At Council llUilfn llin IriiliiHdf Ilia I'nloii I'ncl-
He fly. onnnoot In Union Dnpnt jth tliohe of
llio ( , hlKo & NonliMCBlmn llj In ( HilrnHO
thn trains of tlilg line niiiko float ) tonnvctlon
wllli thofn of nil eastern linns ,
For Dritiolt , ColinnlmR. IndlunnpollN , Clnrln-
null. Klnviira Knllt.lliilTulu. I'lltbl'iiiK ' , Toronto ,
Montiriil , lloilon , Nnw Vork , 1'liilHilnlpliln UK- )
tlmor * . Wnsliin inn nml all | olnis In th can ,
ktk tlio tlo'.ot nsenl for lickrliVH | ( ha
"NOHTIIWIISTUIIN. "
If you wli ) iho IMKI roi-oinmodntloni. All
Uckot ii'juntSMili Uctu'U ! ' r a Him linn
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Lieiioiul Mi lidiil , l'm r At.rrnt
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l. ro Viinlnf lliuli.NI : { XL l .n t < < v iiuino
of "IAU H."nnU it ( itJlAM | U. i t wear no.
c mt > i'i'H-Vvr | > yard ,
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