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OMA&A I > AILY BEE' : WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 7. 1887
PAVING WORK COMMENCED.
The Capital City's Principal Thor
oughfares Vastly Improved ,
LIBERATED SOLONS IN SESSION.
First Merlins t tlio Conncllmen
SinceTlirlr Jtrlcnxr l > l trlct Court
I'rocwdltiKM ImllRnatloii Oor
lr. Coolcj'B Jlclcnsc.
[ FIIOM TUB nrr.S IISCOIA nriir n.l
Paving work In Lincoln Is uimiplotu for tliu
jcar , tlio lust block having liocii liilJ and the
work ( llseoiitlnucjil until tlio curly sprint-
Despite the vexatious dclu.vs caily In the
season , more work has been accomplished by
the tonti actor , than wus expected mid the
licsudof public ; works In u lln.il ruvlow iiro
iinunlmoUniy of the opinion thai tlio woik has
been well done end ticeoidliifj to contract.
Thodlstilet paved read.2 < * to both tlio Bur
lington mill tlio Klkborn and Mtez'itiri 1'acllli :
passenger du ) > ots , to the freight depots of
those romls us well , to the huivicst wholcsiila
nouses und the line of pavement reaches as
far tip In the city us the corner Eleventh
and 1 streets , practically putting tlio three
leading hotels In paved connection with the
deiHitn. The wiuareards of blocks laid num
ber f > 'ily ' ( ) at an estl mated ex pen to of J1IU , .
l > 'i' > 71W per cent of this amount is withheld
one year as a guur.mteo. The amount of
paving under contract now and that will be
rusher ! with the early apring is nearly double
in amount the work done the present year ,
11 TV rtnihiis is cou.sui/ .
The first meeting of the city council sincn
their tcrni Uf Imprisonment i\ni held Monday
ovcnlnjf. There 7r.u no reniarkablo rush of
business over tlio two wc-c ! : dcl.iy. Kcjiorts
otclty onitcrs , the laving of now : ' < iowalks
and such mutters were disposed of. Ono Of
the linpoitant ipiestlons ilemandliiR attention
is that of disposing of storm water before all
the patcmcnt ulieady laid in tlio vicinity of
the depots is destroyed. The defeat of storm
\vnter sowc'iago is early bearing its fruits
timl , instead of having a n.\stem put in by
stemsitii1 . work , It appears as though hew-
ei ago of this ( haraeter wo\lld bo Jobbed out
tn meet local demands all over the < Ity. The
11. & M. submitted a ( imposition to build n
poitlon of it stoun water sewer near their
passenger depot piovided the unincll would
extend it u block fiutlivr , and un estimate ]
lias already been allowed for repaiis on the
N utiect sewer for sV-'Ot. The question of
( Miicolling liiiuor licenses held by saloon-
Iteepeis who have been found guilty of violating
lating the laws is also a WOIK which at the
piesont time is cngtiging the attention of the
council. <
IS IMSTHKT COIIHT.
Divot t'o pioi ecdings weio commenced . -
teulii.v bj Timotlij U. Ho e against bis wife ,
Kuch.iel A. Konc. The plalntlfTs alleges that
tbe.weie . mtutied in Kno\ count v , Ohio , in
ISI'I ' , and , despite long \eurs of life togethei ,
in October Jvj-1 , the wile deieitcd him with
out ( .nisi ) or leason and thcrefoic on this do-
Bcrtlon ho asks di\nicement.
Hc'foru Judge Field jostetdny and a jury
the c.iso of Paska against .lohnson was on
trial. The case developed a mixed condition
of affairs over some peisonal pioperty the
valuoof a hoiso pl.iying the impoitmit p.ut
in the expelt testimony of volumnous wit
nesses.
Tlieio is a good deal of indignation abriud
over the fact that the indictment against Doc
tor Oooloy did not hold good and wiis-
ttquashcd by the com t. Doctor Cooley w as
charged with lommittlng an aboitlon on the
Iwdy of LizioVliikluinan in December ItMi ,
by the coroner's Jury and the court of Impiiiy
and put under bonds to answer for the ci lino.
The details of tlio hornblo affair created u
great deal of excitement at the timn und the
ovidencu was conclusive that the girl lost her
llfo from the effects of the criminal piactlco
of Dr. Cooley and public opinion was loud in
( ondcmimtlon of the doctor and demanded
his punishment. It was not until the present
tcunof couit that the grand Jury pasbed
upon the ciiso and one of the gland Juiois
stated that an indictment was mo\cd im
mediately upon the presentation of the evi
dence. However , on the same day that
Hcerswas sentenced to hang for mm del ing
a girl , this doctor escaped noin tlio punish
ment for taking the life of his victim through
the fault of the Infoimutton , the nttornois
for the doctor filing a demuner setting foith
that the informationthtotigb its statement of
facts does not constitute an offense pun
ishable by the laws of the state. Upon argu
ment on the demuiierthe touit held the do-
niuirer good. For this leason Dr. Cooley
goes fi eo and escapes from the punishment
that eveiy man who beaid the testimony at
the time fuels that ho richly merited.
Aimri.rs or iscoiiroiuriov
of the State bank of Dajkin , .Tcfferoon
ounty , wei o tiled > estorday w 1th the seci o-
tary of state. The bank's capital stock is
ITilMKX ) and the IncoiiKiiutors L.J.Alexan
der , John 11. Wright , W. K. Muynnrd and
John W. Lytlo.I'I'H
I'I'H O\VI , NOTTS.
Lieutenant Ooveinor Shedd ciimo down
from Ashland jesterdiiy to nflK his slgnaturo
to papois In the executive ofllco us uctiug gov
ernor.
Frank G. Rlnunons , atcvviu t at the homo
for tlio feeble minded at Ueati ice. attended
the meeting o ( the board of public hinds and
buildings.
Commissioners Hlrncy and Abbey , of the
live stock commission , weio In the city jes-
teul.iy fiuiu a trip over the state.
Kx-Coveiiior ! Dawes , of Crete , was one of
tin' vlsltois at the capital city jesteiday.
Oil Inspector Caldwell Is In the city.
11IB OITV IV HUH f.
Oro\o Paik addition is the latest and the
nlat was tiled . \esteidny \ intluuleik's oftlco.
It is nn eU'htj aero tiact subdivided into
live neie pieces and located south trom the
citv.
citv.The
The state amlltdV has filed liN demand on
Lancaster countj for the indebteilnes of tlio
roiinlv to the state for the care of the insane
from that county at the nsjlnn. The amount
of the indebtedness is $1UC > ! U.
SheulT Lane , of Saline county , accompan
ied by the newly elected sheriff of that
county , was in the city between tiains jes-
torday , coming o tulco the Sallno county
pnsoneis to Wilbur for trial , who are be
tween the couits contlned in the Jail bete.
The tiial of ICea\s for attempted lapo was
pet for heai \eiteiday. .
Thc'io is u noticeable incieaso in the teal
estate tinnsfers since the first of the month
and the boom of the early spi Ing appeals tc
bo sprouting. The daily transfers are now
i tinning close to f-W.lHX ) , and the people witli
propelty on the market are not ovinciiifi
the anxiety to sell that they did a mouth
ago 1'our cases of diunks ami disorderlies weic
at tbo pollen Judge's dock \oitutthiv motniiiu
awaiting sentence. Two of them were ar
lested while creating a small liot and as
sessed the usual costs for their amuse
ments
The funds available for the payment of tin
fliobojsaro exhausted and wauauts have
been diawn for the full amount of the tilt
fund. Tins necessitates the city fathers
taking some measuiesnt once , to piovido i
fund to draw upon for the maintenance o
the department that seems to bo constantly
Immisscd by u shoitago of funds.
The monthly pajroll of thu touchers In tin
Lincoln public schools amounts to the nca
sum of fl.ri'.t. The monthly distubutioi
took place j esterday.
4
Stimulate the lllootl.
Hrandroth's Pill uro the grout bloot
nuritlor. They uvo u jmrKUtivo atu
blood tonic , they nut equally on tin
bowels , tlio Idilnoyrt , und the skin ; thu
cleuiislucr the > systcMi ! by the natural outlet
lot of the bodj they mny bo culled tin
pwtfutivu MiOnrillc and tliurotic mctli
cino. Thoj stimulate the blood so us t
cnublo iintmo to throw ott nil morbii
humors , and cuiu dipoiiMi no umttor b ,
what iiuino it mny bo culluil. Ono o
tnoof thom tnkon every night will pvov
un infallible roincdy.
One IliilliliMK I'onnlt.
Hut oao permit \ \ us Issuctl at Superinteiu
cut Whltlui'k's ofllce yeMc'rday nnd that wa
to Slid\\ooj .Southard to put about ( K
wotih of repairs on n houbt * near the rorm
of Thiitee-nth mid Howard stiecta.
PrciionUy | accidents occur in tli
household which c.ui o burns , imt1
( ptnliifi anil bruises ; for UM > in hue
cases Dr. J. II. MoLt'iin's Volcanic O :
Huim nt luis for innnv years bouu tli
coutUot ( aVurit ( uuilly rciuoJy.
CdliONKIj IIKXUY'H IjEOTUUR.
IntcrwtliiK Pnt'tn About Indians nnd
Indian CuiiipnlRiiH.
Colonel Henry's lecture on "Indians nud
Imllnn Campaigns , " w'us Riven last night In
thu clinptor rooms under th6 cathedral. It
wus n very pructlnil rtml Intotestlng lecture ,
nml Colonel Henry evidently knew whut ho
wilt talking ul > out n funitlliirlty with the
subject gained after n porsotinl cxjierlcnce of
nc.itly twenty jcars on the plains und among
thu Indians of Wyoming , Utah , Arlroiw , New
Mexico nnd Indian TenItory. He wild the
liuUn.it believes In two gods , the good nud
the bad , nnd to propltl.Uo the good one , ho
rcsoits to milking wlmt Is called medicine , by
iimKtuic of earths , bones , etc. , producing
tiTtiiln combinations or colors to thu Indlim
known as "Rood or bad medicine" In the
former cuso It Is carefully kept on the ptr-
son In bags of deer skin , in the hitter burled
In ground. All Indians ullcr dentil go to
paradise or the happv hunting grounds , ex
cept , those who hiivc been scalped or hung ,
hrnce to nvuld sculping , or to scalp
as ninny of tlio enemy na imsslblo Is a gi cut
object. The noul ov.ipoH through the mouth
und by hanging It cannot escape home this
niaiinurof death Is avoided bv the Indian.
Tlio Indian damrs particularly the cruel
"sun dance" is ono of toituro where In-
cisslons an ; made In the breast , ropes passed
through midends tied tosuppoits from which
the Imllan has to keep tense , were described.
This dunce Is for ' ! ' purpose of trying the
metal of those who wish to be worriors. The
Indian house or topic mode of ti.ivcllng , llfo
In camp , tiailing , sign language , etc. , wvro
explained. Then came u vat led description
of a winter's march In the Black Hills at
foitydegieos below roro , made in 1875 by
Colonel Henry und Ids command from Toil
Hoblnson , all being badly frwen nnd saved
only by coming upon n ranch occupied by a
squaw man. The Indian way of torturing ,
stretching the victim on the ground ,
building a tire und roasting
ono foot , ( lien the other , and
then the heart added certainly to keep the
heareis at least warm. Giattun's niassacic
' . " 'ili.li ' occurred nt Fort Larutnio and Fetter-
man's ul 1'crt PiVl | Kearney with their at
tendant mutilations or liiQ de'td bodies wcro
broad I v described. Captain Powell's tl ht
near 1'oit ICeainoy. a year utter the ubovo
m.iss.icio , icsultcd in the defeat of u largo
foiceof Indians , some ! ! ( X ) against our eighty ,
our men were behind entrenchments , nnd
having boon supplied with the trench trader
unknown to the Indians , resulted In their ie-
pulsp after Ouch assault. Colonel Forsj thes
encounter , and repulse of Indians on the Ho-
publican and the sufTei nips of his command
weio detailed. General Crook's campaign
against the Sioux in 1S7. > and battle of Koso
Bud , then followed. This campaign broke
the power of the Sioux , under testing Bud.
'ilio Indians mimbeicd about li,000 ! , against
our 1WX ) , and only by stubboin bi.iverv of
our soldieis could we hold our own. Thesis
same Indians n week later destrojing Custer
and his command. At this battle Colonel
Ilriuy was shot tlnougli thu faio and his do-
M'I Iption of his being cat i led in u miilu litter
some eight v miles over u lough country
oucu struck over face by jaw ol tear mule ,
then thrown out , then nearly washed out
when the mules hud to swim a river , then by
mi eight dujs' till ) in u wagon to Foil re-Her
man , then three dujs more toiallioad , u total
distance of some Wit ) miles bofoiolm arrived
home , all this time being blind , his face
fractured , so ho hud to be fed w ith broth
from u spoon showed us he said wlmtoftlceis
nnd soldiers aio called UIMJII to eiiduie in
Indian campaigns unknown to the people ,
and with somu hesitancy he giive the above
as un illustration. The solutioilof tlicliulian
problem he said was to give each Indian his
land , and tnuko him farm it , and give him a
vote , and then the whites would take un in-
teicst m him. as thev had done with the
negro. Tlio lecture/ / lasted an hour und was
full of vivid mteicst to all.
The lectuio was the second in the course of
1SS7-S under the auspices of the Trinity cathe
dral chapter of St. Andrew's brotherhood ,
the first having been deltveicd bv Dr. Miller.
The next leettire will be bv Captain Kay ,
who will detail will detail some of his Atctlc
expcienccs.
THE IlKNcii AND BAIL
Tin- United StuU-s Court.
AN IIHSIIMAX FIIOM ArilH'A. .
The ejectment suit of Ward vs. Cochian ,
involving the ownership of twenty nciesneur
the Foil , is still in piogress before Judge
Dundy. Thu pi incipal witness in the case is
u comical old southern darkey , who is known
by the incongruous cognomen , of Tim Flan-
nugan , und who has hud possession of these
j iieies for twenty-eight jours. Bothsidosuio
omlcuvoiuig to piovo priority of
their claims UKm | the ground
by this Africo-Ccltic witness , und his
testimony has been a i ieh treat for luw.v ors ,
the couit , com t attaches aud the audience.
While old Tim bus n wonderfully letontivo
memory , clii analogically ho is utterly ut sou.
lie has no idea of dates and llxcs all events
nnd happenings by coriospondingoccurrences
dining the war , such us the election of Abe
Lincoln , the bombardment of Fort Sumtcr ,
battles of Bull Hun , Chlcamnugu , Lookout
Mountain' und other m eminent events of
those trying days. The case will pi obably
icach a conclusion to day.
District Court.
llETTi HV VATS TO l.EAV -lOSLPir. .
Hetta Paiish , in her application for a
divorce from her husband Joseph , saj s she
inurncd him ut Storm Lake , Iu , November
3,188(5 ( , und thut ho has since been ci ucl und
abusive towaids her. Ho hns continually
chin ged her with adultery without cause , and
u few weeks ago In Smith Omaha , when they
went to bed , Joseph -placed u razor und 1
butcher knife under the pillows with the
remiiik "that there would be bloodshed In
ono family. "
( turn nv
Louis Shields bioueiit action vcsteiday
against Chailes Banks and wile In the sum
of * 44b.lUjfj tor building material and labor.
County Couit.
ovr.it OSK HUMiurusns. .
The Dot ember docket was called jcstculay
with 110 cases on the calendar.
JUDUMLNTS llhMII.Ur.I ) .
Household Sewing Machine company
against A. H. Whitney , $ .i.V > W.
Mai tin H. Cook against George W. Duit
can , $ .W > fiT.
John L. Whiting against Maine 1'ulul
, Manufiutuilnt ; lomp.my , sJas i > l.
Suint.m & Co. againstJI-\ . Head ,
Edward Lclaanor ugaltibt Hcun.ni
f , * ' . ' 18 bO.
1'olioo Cninr.
Tom and Jim McC.utliP.\\thc two men m
icstcd on a chaigoof liuv ng hold up IVi .
Cuoss last Fiiday night , were vestoidnj
went to jail as vapi ants for tvv only liv o daj s i
This act ion was taken in Older thut the men
could bo held until the liighvvav lobberj casi
would be moio thoiauglily looUed into.
Cnturvh originates iu hcrofulous taint
lloodV Sai'snpaiilln jnu'llios thu blood
uud thus penuuuontly cures eixturrh.
110AIU )
Important ArrotliiR Monday Night-
Mans Hills I'asHi'd A Night School.
At the regular monthly meeting of the boaii
of education held Monday night , all mem
bers , with U.o OMOptiou of Mr Fclton , wci
The proprietor of the Thomson-Housto , !
elertilc light company to croet four 13,00
candle | io\\cr lights In the h igh school JTOUU- -
was lefeucd to piopcr committee.
The .upcilntewlents ot public bulldin ; ;
rcconiiiiendpii tliat llio escapes bo elected o
id the high school. Ucfcited.
idy Theropoitof the city treasurer fdiowe
nr thut there remalneil $17,041.50 In the gcncri
'O fund and $7S11 In the Hlnkli g fund.
Bills to the mnouul of fJrt.IliO.'JS were nui
ited. Tills nmount Include' leathers' nu
janltoi s'salai ics which will be paid fit si
id.is The bill of John Lutonser for $1,85" , was u
.is feirod , .
100 Applirations for situations us teachers wi
r be c\amlneil December 27 and 2 $ .
Two new text books * 'Cluiucer Prologue
lie ana Knights Tale * " \\Tioadoptnl and th
supcilnU'dct.t : ampowcted to punl.aso 1'
cop ivs ,
. . The contract with H. M. ft S. W JOIIPU fr
! l the suptil ) lug of sliilos vvab annulled un
o I given to J. 8. Caulucld.
I U was united to \ivla e number <
YOU CAN SAVE 1119
From © O to Per Cent'
On Merchant-Tailor Made Clothing , by making your purchases at The Misfit Parlors , during this week
NO DODG-E will be found TO OATOH YOU ill a flaring advertisment made by us. We can show you
Made up in the most substantial manner , combined with more elegance than has AS YET BEEN shown
by any house in Omaha , and AT PRICES beyond approach of any house in Omaha.
"Attractions for this Week Special"
OYERGO LT
$10.30 AT Which we made to order for $18.00 $20.4O AT Which was made to order for $ 40.OO
12.60 22.OO 25.9O " " 50.00
14.20 26.OO 3O.OO " " 60.0O
15.80 28.0O 43.OO " " 85.00
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17.70 33.0O 68.0O 15O.OO
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18.65 35.00 175.OO 3OO.OO
Suitings too numerous in variety of pattern and prices for space to make
mention. You can find them in style of cut and pattern to suit you
and at price you wish to pay.
OUR FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS ARE MOST COMPLETE , filled to their utmost capacity , com
prising every article of man's wear in quality unsurpassed and at prices less than any house in Omaha
SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE THIS WEEK in UNDERWEAR
AT THE MISFIT F
1119 FAHNAM STREET , OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
carving tools nnd that u number of moulding
benches bo made.
The Davenport school was accepted.
James Huj lies was elected superintendent
of repairs.
The bill of Kico & Bussett for ,300OJ was
referred.
It was agicod to invest the amount in the
sinking fund in city paving bonds.
Miss Agnes McDonald was elected assist
ant principal of the Leavenworth school.
Water will bo intioduced into the Bancroft
school.
The following resolution by Mr. Cooper
was adopted :
Hesolved. Thut the superintendent of pub
lic instruction bo authorized to open evening
schools whentliiitv ) > eisons shall petition for
the same and pledge themselves to utteiid Its
session. That the superintendent , under di
rection of the committee ontcaehcis und text
books , assign touchers to such evening
schools , to bo paid x ) per evening. That the
schools shall bu open uvo evenings cm h week
from 7 to ! ) o'clock. That the supoi intented
of public iustiuction , under the direction of
tlio committee on teachers nud text books ,
shall ai range u course of studies und enact
rules for the government of such schools.
When the attendance shall fall below u daily
nvoi ago of fifteen pupils for any week the
superintendent may close such School.
THK'OLU CHKCK UACKET.
It is Worked Agniu on un Unsophis
ticated German.
A German laborer nnmed Abraham Mar-
taus was the victim of a confidence man jcs-
toiday afternoon , and his cxpouenco has cost
him $ > 0 of his Inn d earnings. Murtaus had
just come to the city fi om Petersburg , Boouo
county , and was looking for woilc. At the
St. Puul depot ho wus met by a heavy-set
man w ith black whUkers who pictended to
bo u rich cattleman fiom Norfolk. After n
plc.ismit iicqnaintmueof about llfteen inin-
utos.tho stranger told Martaus thut ho wished
to tumsact some Important business uptown ,
mid if he would lot him have mine money ho
would stop ut u bank on his return und ie-
turn the money to him. The unsophisticated
German lot him have 50 , every cent ho hud
on eaith , und the strunger gave us"sccniily"
n check for $ 1,001) ) on the St. Paul savings
bank , pajnblo to W.H.Swift & Co. , und
Rigmd by J. B. Hammond. The stranger
piomiscd to return in half un hour , but after
waiting for him in vain for four or live hum s ,
It begun to dawn on the Goi mini's mind thut
lie hud been victimized , and the paper lie
hold for security wus worthless. He hunted
up tno police und told his stoiy , but there has
not yet been found any clue to the sw uidler.
!
, Personal.
John Bogie , of Fiumont , Neb. , is in the
ii city.
II. Weathcriugton , of Lincoln , Neb. , i vis
iting in the city.
H. M. Bostvvicknnd wife , of Woodbine ,
Iu. , mo in the cltj.
Joe Pierce , of Sioux City , la In the city.
A. C. Cuss , of Lincoln , Neb. , is In thoMty.
1) . 13. Dot.v , of David City , Neb , is in the
city.
city.N.
N. S. Harding , Nebraska City , Neb. , is in
the city.
George H. Harnoy , DCS Molues , la. , Is In
the city ,
N. S. Lane and wife , of DCS Moines , la ,
are visit Ing in the city.
O. C. Sablu , of Beatrice , Neb , is in the
city.
n city.C.
C. C. Benedict , of Shelby , la , Is at the
u Mlllard.
O. P. Schwlnck , of Norlfolk , Nob. , is at
the Mllluul.
J. r lluyhcs , of Edgar , Neb , is ut the
Mlllaul.
H. 7.hiing , of Lincoln , Neb , Is nt then
d Mllluul.
al Judge Hopcwell and wife nro at the Mil-
ald hud.Vinecut
d- Vine-cut JCokes Ord Neb Is
- , , , at the Wind
did
id sor.
idt. H. C. Schmidt , Portsmouth , Neb , is nt the
Mrs. Kteolo nnd family , of Wayne , Neb. ,
. . ui oat the U'lmlsor.
111 C. J. Clark , of Beatrice , Neb. , is at the
I Windsor.
W. W. Pinch , of Central City , Neb. , is nt
10 the Windsor.
23 Mr. Bolossy Kiralfy , the manucrer of the
"Dolores" company , Is the original creator
and iui ] rtcr in the United State-a of the
id famous "Kxcclsior'1 and "Hloba" 8 | > cttacus ! ,
and besides "Doloro , " which i * the largest
of show on the load this season , ho owns tlio
"Black Crook" und "Around thoWoildin
Eighty Dujh. "
The ilrst vacation of any kind that Chief
Seavey has taken since assuming the duties
ofhlsofHcc , was a short trip to Cortland
wheie ho spent Sundiiv with .r. B. Dewelett ,
an old ai my fi tend. Ho returned Monday.
PPRICE'S
CREAM
m"-
'OWDE'1 '
Its sunei lor excellence proven In millions of
: iomes for moiothunn , qmxilerof ncentury. It
Is uscdliy tliu United states ( lovornmcnt. Kn-
iloi-i-il l > y the heads of the gro-xt unlv cuttles , as
the .Strongest , I'uroet ami Most llialllitul. Jr.
Price's the only Unking I'ovvdor Unit iloes not
contain Ammonia , Mine or Alum. Sold only In
N'ew'York. ' "clilc.iKO ? st . I.onH.
liflilglifit rxtfllen-
fits In * li i > en ftro\nf > n I and'
/va
r
FOP Sala by
H award Brothers.
JruM.conillnul. Uu&rjintfredtLo
unlr ono ID the wnrldcencratliK
Electnett ttivntlti
ncenttnuqus
- c rwnl. BcWntlOoPowcrlui. Durable ,
-jmforutlu d EffpcilTc. Atold Iraudi.
O * r 9 elf ( > rnr * 4 H n 1 htmnp fnrpamnlilet.
KLCCTKICI iiri/rn roil itlbiAMs.
Da. IWVUIGS. IQI WABAS Mt.CHICACO. .
J. B. HAYNES ,
01T1CIAL
STENOGRAPHER ,
Tlilrd Judicial DUtrtct ,
J CUAMUKU OF COMMUltCB.
THE OMAHA BEE ,
DKI.I Vhllh 1 TO
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