THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY. APJRIL 20 , 1887. 5
A CAPITAL CITY CABLE LINE
Articles of Incorporation Filed For The
Construction of a Head ,
SOLID MEN BACK THE SCHEME.
A New Ilrnnoh of tlio II. & M. The
Wcolorn Salt AH.socintlon Organ-
l/.ed Now Notnrlcn Commit-
slonoil Lincoln Mown.
| FROM THE nKE'fl T.INCOT.X IIUIIBAU.1
Yesterday a now boom struck the capi
tal city In tlio way of a eablo line street
railway that Is backed , us shown by the
papers incorporating it , by Thomas
.Sowoll , John 11. Ames. A. 1) ) . Kitchen , J.
II. McMurtry. W. II. Wilson , Jolm Zer-
ing and John J. Gillilan as incorporators.
There has been but very littln talk of n
cable line at the present tfrno , or year , in
Lincoln , and , as a consequence the initia
tive steps are regarded with a good deal
of surprise and with a great many proph
esies as to whether , in reality , a cable
line was a certainty for the capital city ,
or whether it was to rest entirely on
paper. One of the incorporntors , in
speaking of the matter , said that this line
would bo built ; that the parties interested
had been considering the feasibility of or
ganizing for some time , and had done so ,
only after giving the entire subject a
careful study in all its practical pliascs.
The articles , as seems to bo customary ,
rccito a very largn territory to cover and
n franchise for tlio now company will bo
a step taken immediately. In the
articles incorporating if. is stated that
"the termini of wild lines and the streets
over and upon which the line will ho con
structed , shall be llxed at the several rail-
wrfy depots , the intersection of Tenth and
1' , ut Tenth and N , at Twelfth and N , at
West Lincoln , the Nebraska association
grounds , at the VVe.slycau university , at
Wyuka cemetery , the state penitentiary ,
the hospital for the insane. Other term
inal points are mentioned as discretion-
nry and power is asked to construct lines
on all the streets of the citv. "
Tills cable line incorporates with a
capital stock of $ . > UO,000 and the com
pany makes a proviso that when $150,000
is subscribed that the company may bo re
garded as complete for tlio commence
ment of business. To proceed to business
at once , the articles specify that the first
three named of the incorporators are
constitutional commissioners to open the
books for subscription and the names of
Messrs. Snwell , Ames and Kitchen are a
certainty that the books will bo opened
at once. r *
A. NEW ItAII.nOAl ) .
Articles incorporating the Republican
Valley & Wyoming railroad were lilcd at
the secretary of state's office yesterday.
Thin is a new branch of the It. & M. rail
road that has its initial point at the town
of Culbcrtson , Hitchcock county. The
road is to run in a northwesterly direc
tion from that point through the counties
of Hitchcock , Hayes and Chase to the
Colorado lino. It is presumable that this
is the new line to Cheyenne and that ar
ticles incorporating in Colorado and Wy
oming will bo tiled in conjunction with
these. The principal place of business of
this new line is located at Culbortson ,
Hitchcock county , subject to change by
the directors to any other point in the
state if they desire. The capital stock is
fixed at $1,400,000 , in shares of $100 each.
The company is to commence business
when $140,000 of the stock is subscribed.
The following board of seven directors
have their signatures altixcd to the ar
ticles : G. W. Holdregc , C. 1 > . Uormnn , C.
J. Greene , ,1. G. Taylor , P. S. Kustis ,
Thomas Miller and William A. lllggins.
TIIK WKSI'EilNSAI.T ASSOCIATION.
composing the Chicago men who liavo
been interested in securing a lease of the
Saline lands adjoining this city for the
avowed purpose of manufacturing salt ,
have tiled articles incorporating their
company. As a great deal of discussion
and interest liasT > eon manifest oyer this
salt question , the articles are given en
tire as follows :
We , tlio undersigned , Marcus M. Towlc ,
Uoorgo W. Hodman , Edward T. Mason and
James X. Young , do hereby certify that wo
have associated ourselves together ( or the
purpose of forming n body corporate under
the general Incorporation laws of the state of
Nebraska , anil subject to tlio following ,
articles of incorporation :
1. The nnmo of tlio Incorporation shall bo
the Western Salt association.
" . The amount of capital stork shall bo
8100,000. of which as per cent shall bo paid
up at tlio tlmo of subscription , anil 12 per
cent thereof shall bu subject to the call of the
board of directors.
it. The amount of each share shall bo 3100.
1. The object of this association shall ho
the manufacture , imrchaxe and sale
of salt , and tl.e purchase of all machinery ,
buildings , material and real cstato as may be
necessary or convenient to carry on said
business.
C. The manufacturing establishment of
this corporation shall bo at , or near the city
of Lincoln , In Lancaster county , Nebraska.
0. The principal place of business shall heat
at the city of Lincoln In the state of Ne
braska.
7. This corporation shall exist fiom the llrst
day of May 1 87 , during tlio term of ninety-
nine yearn unless sooner dissolved by duo
process of law.
8. The amount of Indebtedness of this cor
poration shall not at any time exceed 360,000.
U. Thn affairs ot this corporation shall bo
managed by a board of directors , to consist 01
not loss than three or more than nlno stock
holders , the same to bo cho.sou annually by
the stockholders.
SIcned Marcus M. Towle , OcorRO W.
Hoffman , Kdward T. Mason , James N
Young. In presence of Alonzo Stephens ,
notary public , for Cook county , Illinois.
A NOKTH 1'I.ATTK ENTKItriCISK.
Articles of incorporation of the Mntua
Ituilding and Loan association were lilot
Yesterday with the secretary of state
This association is located at Nortl
1'latto , Nob. , with a capital stock of $100 ,
000. divided Into shares of $200 each
which shall be paid for as the board o
directors may determine. The indebted
ness is limited to $300,000 , except in the
purchase of real estate , when thn limit In
placed at $ : ! 00,000. Private property o
members Is held exempt from copora
T tion debts , and the corporal ion is to com
moiico business us soon as organized , am
continue for fifteen years. The incorpor
ators are Thomas O. 1'attorson , Willian
J. Roche. Charles II. Stump , .lames W
Hannlo , Victor Von ( iaot/ , Thomas J
Kollyy , Frank Reunion , George W. Finn
John ilawloy and ' 'harlcs K. hidings.
A NKW TVl'B FOUXIWr.
Articles incorporating the Union typo
foundry , located at Omaha , wore
lili-d with the secretary of state
yesterday. The capital stock o
ho company is § 800,000 , divided into
shares of $100 each. The time the
corporation is to commence business , the
Munition of the corporation , and the Mini
of indebtedness are not stated in tin
articles. The incorporators are Andrew
F. Wannor , Sterling 1 * . Hounds , jr. , Au
gust F. Walther , whoso acknowlcdgmen
was taken at Chicago , and Otto Riehtor
whoso acknowledgment was taken at L ;
Porto , Ind.
NKW NOTAHIKS.
The following notaries will bo com
missioned to-day : L. P. Hanson , Waco
W. H. Harnes. Hebron ; Charles Marshall
Syracuse ; F. C. Caulton. Silver Creek ; P
W. Scott , Mi mien ; John K. Franklin
Crolghton ; Frank H. JonesSpring View
Keya Palm county ; J. U. Doud , Aurora
M. Doolittlo , Atkinson , Holt countyi W
Sauford ( ice. Stockvillo , Frontiercounty
Charles O. Porloy , Oxford ; William fc
Waite , Valentino ; Ponton V. Jovnor
Morna , Custor county ; W. J. Richardson
Alinataro. Cheyenne conntv ; Ira K.Tash
Nonpareil , llox Unite county.
LINCOLN PI UK DBl'AKTMKNT.
Under the now city charter the efll
sioncy of the paid tire department ia
ly Increased nnd the ferro enters
ij > on n inuph nioro metropolitan manner
of business. The force is increased to
If Icon men inttuatt of twelve , as hereto-
ore , nnd the oll'tco of chief Is created ,
who has all charge of the department
oxccnt In restrictions held by the mayor
nnd council. A new ordinance was pro-
onted in the council last evutiing which
iroscribes the duties , salaries and rules
inder the now charter and to conform
.o Its provisions. The ordinance , In the
ivay of salaries , provides an increase
vhich undoubtedly is a move In the right
direction anil will secure services of com-
intent men rather than amateurs. The
mllnruico provides a salary " of ? ll00 ! per
j-car for the chief , $75 per "month for the
usistant chief , f 03 per month for cap-
alns. and ? GO per month for the men.
Jonsulerlng the duties anil dangers in
thn work these lignros are not regarded
is ut nil high in securing
oed members. The rules adopted for
.he government of the department are
voluminous , making the boys keep en
tirely out of politics nnd holding them
strictly to business. One rule provides
that any member injured at fires while on
duty shall draw twelve months pay there
after if the injuries unlit him for duty. A
, , rood deal of discussion lias been had
iver the rule insisted upon by Mayor
Sawyer in regard to total abstinence , and
.ho rule has noon adopted and the boys
arc agreeing to it with the rest without
livision. Tlic rule is as follows :
No member of the dopaitincnt Mmll mit'or
any gambling house , house ol ill-fnine orsa-
eon or loiter or remain about any place
where Intoxicating liquors are kept. All
members shall abstain trom the use of Intox
icating llquor.s In the city of. Lincoln while a
ni'iiibur tit the di'pnitmcnt.
Kust LitiQoln people arc very anxious
that the lire department bo increased
sullicicnt to give them a chemical engine ,
and sunh recommendation will bo incor
porated in the report of Chief Newbnrry
.hat will be presentetl to the councils tit
its next session.
roi.in : coritT.
There were about twenty boarders in
Lho city jail yesterday , and at the morn
ing session of the court twelve victims
wore arrayed before the judge awaiting
a hearing. Ten of these parties wore
tramps wno had been rounded in the day
before , Mid their cases wore speedily dis
posed of with a line of $ ? 5 ana costs
each , nil of them being committed to
work their lines 11)1011 ) the street. Two
iIiin : drunks received $10 each and costs
, UH | the reinuindcr of the morning hour
was occupied in the cases of some juve
nile offenders who were candidates for
some attention. Tliero were three of
thcso lads and from their stories they
were only a portion of a crowd of six
or eight boys who are organized for
[ > etty thieving. Some of tlio lads showed
it hardihood ever their unpleasant situa
tion that would make the oldest offender
jealous of the show of indifference. After
lienring their explanations , the judge
inadn out the necessary documents turn
ing the offenders over to the county
court as proper candidates for the re
form school.
A SUIT FOIl DAMAGHS.
Martin O'Connor , a laboring man , has
sued the Nebraska stock yards company
[ or $10,000 damages , sustained bv roeoiv-
ing a broKen leg and othoi injuries by
the caving in of n ditch at the yards last
winter. The papers in tlio ease were
lilod yesterday iu the distriut court and
the case will bo on for hearing at the
coming term-
ODDS AM ) KNDS.
Stray Loaves Front Kupurtorial Note
Hooks.
"It is not difficult to find ample evidence
of a wonderful immigration to Omaha , "
remarked a new-comer yesterday.
"Tho fact that house building is going on
in every quarter of the city and yet to
secure a house Is almost an impossibility ,
is one of the proofs. I have answered
several notices of houses to rent and in
( ivery instance but one. nil had been
taken previous to my arrival. I do not
know but what tills is a good
thing for both Omaha and the people
who come hero. The difficulty in secur
ing a house will prompt the new comer
to buy a lot and build on one of his own ,
an end I notice not difficult to accomplish
here , as the energetic young man with n
limited pnrso can easily secure a home
nnd pay for it in easy amounts. Thus
Omaha ia improved and the money which
otherwise would bo thrown away in
house rvntgocs to make a homo. "
Mrs. Clark , of the W. C. T. U. and
manager of the IJuckingham home.loavcs
to-day with Mrs. Dr. Dinsiuoor ,
for Lincoln , to consult with the
state board of public lands and buildings
with rcferonco to the disposition of tlio
$15,000 appropriated for the erec
tion of a homo for fallen women.
Atterwards , Mrs. Clark will visit
a number of the cities of the
state and eiicouragu the local branches
of the \V. C. T. U. to start subscriptions
to increase the appropriation to if')0,000. )
This city will also bo called upon for
subscriptions , and land agents will bo
asked for donations , as the building will
not bo located until ten acres of ground
shall have boon lirst secured.
OHUUCH JOTTINGS.
Tlio Busy Periods Coming for
IOUB People in Omalia.
At the meeting of the Omaha Presby
tery in Blair , on Friday last , llov. Mr.
llnrsha , of the First Presbyterian church ,
Rov. Mr. Kcrr , of the Southwest Presby
terian , and Mr. P. L. Pcrino , were aw-
pointed commissioners to establish the
Park Avenue Presbyterian church. This
organization will bo effected to-night
at a meeting to bo held in the Pai k
avenue United Presbyterian church. The
new organization will bo the first church
of this denomination in the state which
was self-supporting at the start. Until anew
now church building can bo erected , tliu
services will bo held in a hall on Leaven-
worth street , west of Twenty-sixth
street.
This latter publication will publish
weekly additions to the list of commis
sioners , who are to attend the Preshyto-
rian assembly which convenes hero on
the I'.ttli of noNt month.
The Lutheran synod will be hold in this
city commencing on Juno 1 , and con
tinuing ton da.vs.
The reports of the different churches
at the Omaha Presbytery showed that
the Sunday school of tlio Southwest
church was the largest in the stato.
having a membership of between three
nnd four hundred.
The annual dioccsmn council of the
Episcopal church will bo held in Omaha
commencing May IB , nnd continuing
three days. Bishop \Vortlunglon wilt
reside. About seventy clergymen will
C o in attendance.
The average weekly pcodtietion of fish
hooks at Roilditch , Kngland , is 20OOiCOO. )
At the same time not loss than 00,000,000
of noodlca arc made in the place , and
about two tons weight of pins of all
sorts , including shawl and scarf pins.
llroncliltls. Sudden chanscs of the
weather eauso Bronchial troubles , " /froicn's
llroni'hlnl Troche * " will Klvo tellcf. Sold
only Inarcs. / .
According to the Roman Catholic
directory recently pubhsbcd there -113
pno ts in the dioco.so of Now York. U13
in Ifnston. : iS7 in Haltimoro. 233 in
Chicago , U70 in Philadelphia , i.'u > in St.
Louis , ad7 in Milwaukee and 21'J in Cm-
ciiinuti.
Coluato'ti Ca luncro liotiquot
Toilet Soap is bettor appreciated the
more it is used , and disappoints no one.
UNDER OATH.
The Asthma ,
11 Ell ED Y
Catarrlial
That
Deafness ,
Never Membrane
Fails to ous Croup ,
Cure Snoring ,
Ulcerated
Catarrh
SoreThroat
Granulated Pliarliiffitis
Eyelids , anil
Larlngitis
A GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE.
n'liooptiift Coualift Colils , Etc ,
SMOKK MALI. Co. omniis , Neb , April 22.1CS7.
( iptillcnirnHomollmoaKO you Inrtuceil mole tryonoof sour Smoke Hulls. At tlio tlrao I luul
cMId * utlerln < ! wlttin vorr IM < ! wiionpln * rouRli , IleroiiM tuirll ? llo ilown.mlt brmuhtoHMranijiilv
tlon from the iiliU'em.nml In hi * effort * to throw mT" trliiKr phlegm" ! > < win ronMuntly vonillliiK uii
lee I in fuft ntakt > iiln I in.iclohlin Inlnlc the ' : raoii 'rfri > ni the Ilnliii Tow mlnutc ut a time , ihrri !
tlmo i fora clny , niul IN > 41llKOK44IIOiUt ( lilt ) KB TIIK COtlCSH UP. IVom the lift tinsmokn Hi ;
trri'il tlircliaruti'rnf tho'CCn'tlon ; they Ix'nimn loof o i ml oiiflly throMiotrin Uniform ot "m.ilU'r.
nil Innloiriliijrittliaclillilliuil full ? rvfori'roil. hlnru thill I use "miike Hull Inmy f.i.ully forOr.Unury
told , , for which | | „ , , , , nmUto , ml.pfau . I T a .
„ „ „ „ „ , , lraou
SulMorlboa In my pmoncoan I .nor , , to before mellib SMdayof April.tw. , , .
KIJVboUiHollirr , „ „ „ .
Our "Dobollator Package , " unequalled as a blood purifier
and should 1)3 usd .in connection with the smoke ball in
all chronic diseases.
.A. TEST.
Given to all callers at our Indies' and gents' parlors , room 11 Creigliton
Illouk. Carliolic Smoke Hall sent by mull , * 2 , and -1 < touts for postaprc.
Uobollntor , $1. . CAIUJOLIC SMOKK HALL CO. ,
Room 11 Creightoii Block , lotli St. , near 1' . 0. Omiilia , Neb.
DEWEY & STONE
A magnificent display of everything
useful and ornamental in the furniture-
maker's art , at reasonable prices.
The G. . Mayne Real Estate and Trust Go ,
N. W. OOR. 15th AND HAliNSY , OMAHA.
Property of cvory description for salu in all parts of the city. Lands for &alo in
every county in Ncbraskn.
A COMPLETE SET OF AHSTKACTS
Of Titlcsof Douglas County kept. Maps of ttio city , state or county , or any other
information desired furnished tree of charge upon application.
That Tired
Afflicts nearly every one in the spring.
The system having become accustomed
to the bracing air of winter , is weakened
by the warm days of the changing sea
son , and rapidly yields to attacks of dis
ease. Hood's Sarsnparilla is just the
medicine needed. It tones and builds up
every part of the body , and also expels
all impurities from the blood. Try it this
season.
Mrs. Ruth Smith , of Uridgoport , Conn. ,
dresses in blue silk , wears blue spec
tacles , has her meals served on blue glass
dishes , and lives in u blue glass room ,
which she has not left for in ore than ten
minutes at a time for eight years.
CUTS , wounds , sprains and bruises
quickly heal , if you apply Or. J. 11. Mc
Lean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
Crowds ot people gather in tlio streets
of East Orange , N. J. , to listen to the
southern negroes employed in the sew
ers. The darkies chant as they work.
'Squire Whitakorof Waverly , N. V. ,
who is eighty-three years old , and who
for several years was blind , haa recently
had his sight restored by a severe illness.
MOST PERFECT MAOg
Proparad with strict regard to Pnrtlr , Stnogtb. and
Ilealtafalness. Dr. Price's Hiking Powder contains
no Ammonla.Titmo.Alnmor Phosphates. Dr.Prica'a
Uxtiacte , YaallU , lemon , etc. , OarotdeUaioaaly.
YIELDS TO EVERY MOVEMENT OF THE WEARER.
OolnetotlioUUGOIlL lUslldTrof the cloth ( nlilrh
our ( > atrnt * rover rirlii'lvoly ) will Hi n rrertlT flr t
tlinowuin. Ilr < iulir > nabreiklniln. ro\rr IlKTfn.lkU
vy seller nf tor bi-lnif worn tpn day * If not ronnrl ihi * mat I
FITTI.M1. HE A I/I'll Kill ,
HiiU 'oinlurlul > le Corset cter worn , gold by all
Ural-Uasn UoulPr *
CICIflTV 1IKUM. , Cblenco , III.
WE AK MB N ! innt or
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" . „ J - ' .V U < IU. xu HWIUHl Plff f th. LltCtTlS
CurrtM X * cfmlaiuntlr or we forfeit > 3uuo luctih.
arulMlImpio < rniraia ir > [ | oth < rL lU. Wornc , iper.
nuntntl/rurcilliiltirMinontbi. Sr l.il r mphl I4c. itinm
Tha Sander , EUctrie Co. 169 USillc it * Chicaga
reinatura Ixoy , horruiu
l > Ulilr. IfM Uuihcxxirlc. , liafiuvtruxl la iu
vrery known rDt < lr. dLtcovrrod a lmnld
Jf-tura , hlch h < will voj to bU fellow
Avenue
FOR TIIK TRIAT1IINT Or A 1.1.
Chronic & Surgjcal Diseases
UR. MoMENAMYL , Proprietor.
8uten year * ' HosulLal ana mrate Practice
We bare the facilities , spparatu * and reraedlw
for thgsuccessful treatraectof nery form of din-
ra. requiring cither medical or surgical treatment.
And Invite nil to conic and Investigate for thcmi lr
iircorr pondnlthuB. Long exj > rrlruc la treat
\uu \ emeu \ > r Itittur eiublo * ua to treat maor CHIM
ecientillcally without celnr them
WRITK yOU rmOULAIl on Dcforraltlei anil
Rrftcr * , Club Feet , Curvature * of the Splno
DUEAIE * or WOM M. Pllen , Tumor * , Caocerf ,
Cfttatrb , Bronchltl * , Inhalntlon , lilcctrlciljI'nral. .
y l > , Kpllentr , Kidney , EJB , Kar , tiklu , blood ftii'l
nil lurglcni operation * .
llattorlea. Inhaler * , nrnec * . Trni * , anit
nil kind * of Medical and Surgical Appllaucc * , man.
ufncturcd and for tnle
Tha only rllablo riidlcal Insl.tuta making
Private , Special i Nervous Diseases
A. HIrV3IAITY
AM , CONTAGIOUS AND BI.OOD II8K\9ES ,
i > vhntcvercait o produced ,
Wo em rumovo Sjpnllltla polion from tlie eyttem
nithotit mercury
Nc\r r toratlv treatment for lots \ltalponcr
AM , COMMUNICATIONS UONl'IUESTJAI ,
Cull nnd con unit ut or ( end caina and poit-offiro
nirrsi plainly written enclose stamp , and we
nlll * nd you , In plain nranuer , our
PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO tACK
uroN PUIVAT * , Bricui. AXU IIITOUS Diini ,
SZMIIAt. WriKNUf , SriKUATOBBUdl , IllFOT3N < '
or , Srpnii.li > , UoMoniiuon , OLXIT , VAKICOCELS ,
SntiCToni , AND AU. DimAiEa or rut Qiniro
UuiKAnr OBOINS , or teed IiUtory of your caee (01
nu opinion ,
Perioni ! unable to vlilt 113 may bo treiteil at llnlr
homes , by corrr pondenc ? . McJilne and Inotru
mcnt * tent by mull or expreu SttCUHKI.Y PACK
BD FROM UliSEUVATIOX.no mark * to Indicate
content * or icntler. One pursonal Intorrlovr pro
fetred If convenient. Fifty rooms for the arom-
modatlon of patients. Board and atteadanco ut
rcnonnble prices Addroi 1 > Letter * to
Omaha Medical and Surgical institnto.
Cor. 1 3lh SI. ane Caallol A eOMAHA. . ? CC
OnoAjont ( jlori-nant onlrl w nlf il In irrrr town for
* t !
VnurTunslira Punch no clgnv1 ? nro as stiiplo
as snifnr nnd they novnr ( all to plvo porfcct
satisfaction , II. W. MAIIAN , Cliainpuiirn.ll
iDDBfSS , R. W. TANS1LL & CO. , CHICnGO
DRS.S.&D.DAYIESON
. . .
1707 Olivu St , St. Louis Mo.
1742 Lawrence St. , Dqnvcr , Colorado ,
Of the Missouri Stale Museum of Anatomv ,
St. Louis , Mo. , Unlver > Hy College Hospi
tal , London , Giestn , Germany and New
York. Having devoted .their attention
SPECIALLY TO 1'UE TREATMENT
OF
DISEASES ,
More especially those arising from impru
dence , imite ail so sufiering to correspond
'
without delay. Diseasee'of infection and
contagion cured safely and speedily with
out detention from business , and without
the use of dangerous drills. Pa
tients whose cases have been neglected ,
badly treated or pronounced incurable ,
should not fail to write us concerning their
symptoms. All letters receive immediate
attention.
JITST PUBLISHED.
And will be mailed FREE to any , address
on receipt of one 2 cent stamp. "Practical
Observations on Nervous Debility and
Physical Exhaustion , " to which is added an
' Essay on Marriage , " with important chapters -
ters on Diseases of the Reproductive Or
gans , the whole forming a valuable medical
treatise which should be read by all youn
men. Address.
DRS. S. & D. DAVIESON .
1742 Lawrence St. , Denver , Colorado.
1707 Olive St.St. L-nus.-Mo. .
Of clothing remarked last week that our prices were too low. May
be they are. The cheapness of some of our goods make buyers sus
pect the qualities. The secrets our stock is all new , bought very
low , and we can sell cheaper than others , besides we want to build
up a larsre trade , and are therefore offering extra inducements. A
glance at our show window will give you an idea how we sell goods.
Step into the store and examine quality and make of the garments ;
you will not be urged to buy. Prices are marked plain on the goods
and there is only one unalterable price for all no deviation the poor
est judge can buy as safe as the best. If you can find other'gar-
ments better made or cheaper elsewhere , bring ours back and the
money will be refunded to you.
Our Furnishing department is well stocked and prices throughout
equally low. "We mention today , particularly , our line of medium
and light weight Underwear in all colors and all grades.
We will present , this week to each customer , in our Boys' and
Childrens' department , with a handsome set of dominos.
All goods marked in plain figures and at one price.
Cor. Douglas and 14th sts. , Omaha.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
O. H. CURTIS , Pres. - J. HuRD THOMPSON , Sec. $ & Treas
Wholesale ® Retail.
WE STOOK :
"FishTlrand" Cent * , nulbs , Douclied , Hair Crimpers , Nursery Sheeting , Bpeculiinn ,
Air Pillow * , " ' Prill .V Duck , Hair 1'ina , N'avv llnrs , Sportsmen's Guodn ,
AirHcds , Krcwcr'a Hose , DoorMnU , Hat * , Oil Glotlilng , Htainpi ,
Air Cushions , Cnps , ire a Uhlclda , Horeo Cover * , I'.vjklng , Btnlloncr' * Oum ,
Anti Uattlern , Capca , Drinking Cups , Hose , U. It. & f. Co.Palls , Synlioua ,
Aprona , Carriage Cloth , Klnatln Hands , Iloso Coupling * , Pecftcilon Bo SyilnctSpittoons.
Atomizers , Cartridge Hags , Klaatlc Stocking * , Hoio 1'lpos , I'ciiclln , Swimming Jacket * .
ISiind * , CnthfiUrs , Kr.iacrn , Hose Heels , Pen bolder * . Syiin j 'Ptrftctlon B ;
liandago Gum , Clothing , Fncu llaR % , Hot Water HolliesPensnrles , ThlmblcH ,
Baptismal Pants , Copy Hook Sheets , Finger Cot * , Haversacks , I'liino Covers , Throat ilagfl.
Hull * , Carpeting , Flower Sprinklers , Ice . . , Plpoa. Tubing ,
llath Mats. Cemcut , Floor Scraper * , Ice Caps i'lpo t-tcins , Tumblers ,
Bath Tub * , Clothe * Wringers , Folding J'ails , InkStunds , riant Sprinklers , Toy * .
Hcd fan8 , Coats "Fish Urand" Foot IlalU , Invalid Cushions , 1'nro Kubbcr ,
Bed Sheets , vfuiuun. Force Caps , I'nnt9 , Tobacco Pouchc * .
It.H. * P.Co. netting , Comb Cleaners. Piuil Jar Kings , 080 , 1'lalol Pockets , Trotting Kolls ,
Bolt Hooks , Corks , Funnel * , I ace Cutters , lUttlcn , Urlnala ,
Ucllows Cloth , Cork Screws , Ons Tubing , Life Preserver * , Rabbcr Dam , Umbrellos ,
Illbs , Curry Combs , tilovcs , Macklntoeh Uoods , Itulcr * , Ventilating Solas ,
Klankots. Cuspadors , GossamorOaps , Match IIoxc * . KopaJrlnpCloth , Wagon Aprons ,
lloots A Shoes , , Canes , Cloth , Martingale , Shaft Itublicrs , Cover ,
Crgar v < anuB wtuin j ii i iiiugii Rings Wagon *
lluys Caps , ChalrTlpg * Buffer * , " Coats , Mat * . ShouiAIioot * , Wagon Spring * .
Hoys Coats , Dlapern , " " Waterproofs , Hatting , Sink Scraper * , Weatherstrips ,
liougles , Diaper Cloth , Gaiter Straps , Mirror * , Scoops , Webbing ,
Ilraccluti , Dollfl , Gun Covers , Mittens , .Shooting Coats , Wading rants ,
llrcast 1'umps , Doll Ilodles , Gutta Perchn , Nipples , Bllng-ihotB. Water lloUlco ,
Hreaatbhields , Doll Hends , Gymnasiums , Nursing nibs. Soling , Window Clcnuerv.
Uufters , Door Ilaad * . Hair Curleru , Nursing Hollies , SpoiiKa nags , Wringer Ilolls ,
Hoston Itclllns _ _ 'Co's. llnbbcr and Cotton lielting , Packing nnd Ifoso. Solo ageuls in i Omulin.
Leather IJclllng- ; Pure Oak Tanned. Manufacturers of "PKftFKCTION' BOX SYJUNOES. "
Manufacturers of "FISH BRAND RUBltEH GOODS. "
OMAHA BUBBBR COMPANY , 1008 Farnam St. , OMAHA , NEB.
Mall Order * Solicited and will ItccolTO Prompt Attention.
$3.OO $3.OO $3.OO
$3.00 93.00
TWO ORPHANS
$3.00
$3.00
Yankee Clothiers
,
$3,00
,
$3.00 Last year sold one thousand pairs of Hair Line Pants at $3. They were
all wool and well made , and we hollove that every person who pot a
pair of the pauts , were well satisfied with them , and when they find
they can pet them again this year , will coma at once and select a pair.
No other house has them as they were made iu our own factory in $3,00
$3.00 Maine , and made for our owntraue. If you did not grot a pair last sea
son , come at once and k
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Select One Pair All Wool for $3.
$3.00 $3.00
Andrews Bros , , Yankee Clothiers ,
$3,00 $3.00
1113 Farnam Street.
$3.00 $3.00 $3.00 $3.00 $3,00
Nebraska National Bank
OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
Paid up Capital . $250,000
Surphifa . 40,000
H.V. . Yrttps , President.
A. K. Toii7.i\lin , v"irto President.
W. II S. Huglius , Cashier.
UII1ECTOK3 :
W.V.Morse , Jolm S. Collins.
Il.W.Yatcs , Lewis S. Hood.
A. E. Toiualin.
BANKING OFFICE :
THE IRON BANK ,
Cor. lith ! anil Furnntn Sts.
A General Danking liusiut'ss Transacted.
FRANK G. HOLLINS & GO , ,
tloinbon New York Stock Kxthanzc.
HL'V AM ) Htl.I. ( IN
STOCKS AND BONDS ,
Giinr and Provisions.
< i Clurl : Srret , I'hlraffn ,
. ( Grand I'atinc Hotel )
1'rlvnto wire to iXiMy
CorrcsjionilcncQ luvltctl tiy mail .or
THE 75th GRAND DRAWSNO , Mi 20ib.
XO IJI\\KS. EJI IMtl' CH OK < EK\VABtI \ > S !
One Million Distributed Every Year
UK .vuuiniuL\.rKu i.vr.siu : ST MONKV IUVIUKK AMONU A FKW LUCKV UON
JIOLUiUS : J2VKKV 3 MONTHS.
Only I J.2.00 required to secure one Royal Italian 108 francs gold bond. These bond
participate in four drawings every year and retain their original vain
until the yqar 1044. Prizes of 2,000,003" 1,000,033 , 500,033 , 200,000 , &c. francs will b
drawn , besides the certainty of receiving back 103 francs In gold , you may win 4 tiinu
every year.
Till * h M a re , and the best , Investment over offered , a ) Ibn Invoitnd inonoy miut ho pnlJ b.icU
when bond niHturrg. Bond forrlroiilHri ni U will | i > - you to < 1 > , or mind yviir or.loM with inunu/
or logisturod If.tor. or postal nuton , tint ] In return wo will forward tlio doouiuonltl ,
ltiULI\ : BANKING CO. . 305 Itroudway , ! Ve\v Vorlt Jil > ' .
N. IJ. Thete bonds are not lottery tickeU , and their sale ic legally permitted in th.il/
S. by law s of 1873 .
RELIABLE JEWELER.
Watches , Diamonds , Pine Jewelry , Silverware
Thelargest stock. Prices the lowest. Repairing a specialty. Work warranted.
Corner Douglas and 15th. streets , Omaha. Licensed Watchmaker fpr the Uniou
Pacific Railroad Company. , . . - '