THE OMAHA DAILY I : WEDNESDAY DECEMfcEtt 14 ,
A CITY OF THE SECOND CLASS ,
Omaha's Wonderful Suburb So Pro
claimed "by Governor Tlmyor.
PERKINS COUNTY ORGANIZED.
The Edward CreiRhton CJnard After
I'nrxoiiH' HonilHincii.Tlic "Holy
City" Can tain The New Oi > era
IIOUNC I'lttllB
[ ruoM Titr. ur.R'B I.IXCOI.K ntmctu , ]
Governor Thaycr yesterday Issued the to\- \
lowing proclamation declaring tlio city of
South Omnba a city of the second class :
Section 2 , chapter 14. pau 199 , compiled
statutes of Nebraska , 1SS7 , Is us follows ) :
Section 2. ( Proclamation of governor ) .
Whenever any city shall hereafter huvo at
tained u populiiUcm of 5,000 inhabitants , and
Bucli fuel shiill Imvc beun fully ascertained
and certified by the mayor of such city to the
eoYernor , the porernor shall hy | > roclaniatlon
nccluro such city to be city of the second
class nnd subject to the provisions of an art
to provide for the organization , Koverument
and lowers of cities of the second-class hav
ing rnoro than II vo thousand and less than
twenty-five thousand inhabitants.
And , whereas , u certificate has this day
been Hied In the .executive office by the mayor
of the city'of South Oiimha , in the htato of
Nebraska , In which it Is certified that the
said city of South Omaha contains * | x > pulu-
tlon of more than r > ,0)0 ( ) inhabitants ; the said
certificate having been given by the mayor
noting tinder instruction from the city coun
cil of said city , and In accordance with the
facts and with the requirements of the law
as above net forth. ,
Therefore , I , John M. Thaycr , governor of
the state of Nebraska , do hereby Issue uiy
proclamation and declare the Raid city of
South Omaha a city of the second class , and
subject to all the provislonsof laws providing
for and tfuvunilntf such cities.
In testimony whereof , I have hereunto set
my hand and caused to be affixed the grout
seal of thu etate of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln this iTJlh day of December ,
In the year of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and eighty-seven.
Uy the governor : Jonx M. THATCH.
O. L. LAWH , Secretary of State !
Till' COl'XTV OF VKIIKIX8.
Governor Thtiycr yesterday issued the fol
lowing proclamation organizing the county of
1'orltins :
Whereas It has been certified to me by G.
L. Laws , secretary of state , that on the Oth
day of November , A. U , 18i7. the majority of
the electors of the county of Keith , at u gen
eral election then duly held , voted to form a
new county out of said county of ICcith , to bo
known as Perkins county , comprising that
part of Keith county , bound and described us
commencing ut the southwest corner of town-
snip nine ( U ) north , range forty-one (41) ( ) west ,
of the Oth P. M. , thence east to the south-east
corner of township nine (11) ( ) noith , of rutigo
thirty-five ( S3) ) west , thcnuo north to the
north-east corner of section twenty-tour (24) ( )
in towiiHhlptwelvol'J ) north , of range thirty-
live ( & > ) west , thence west on section
lines to tno northwest corner of sec
tion nineteen (10) ( ) , in township twelve (1'J ( )
north of range forty-one (41) ( ) , thence south
ulong the state line to the southwest corner
of township nine (9) ( ) north , of run go forty-
one. (41) ( ) west , and thence east to the place of
beginning.
And it further appearing that said new
county of Perkins contains u population of
not less than two hundred inhabitants and
not less than four hundred square
miles pf territory , - and ten or
more of its rcAidcuttaxpayershavo petitioned
for the organization of said new county and
location of county. Beat.
Now , therefore , I , John M. Thayer , gover
nor of the stnto of Nebraska , by virtue of the
authority in mo Vested by the statutes of the
state of Nebraska , in such case made and
provided , do hereby order that on Tuesday ,
the 17th day of January , A. D. , 1SS8 , there beheld
held lu said county ofj'erklns , u ti ) > ccial elec
tion T6r ttiO Meeiloifot couniy officers , nnd
for the location of the county scat ; and I do
further order that such election bo held in
the several election precincts of said county
at the last and tihiial place of voting , as said
county lias at this time been subdivided into
election products , by the county commission
ers of Keith county of which it formed a
part.
part.And there being no power vested in me by
law for the appointment of county officers in
such case , it is ordered that the county clerk
of Keith county , give the proper notices of
such election , and that returns , of said elec
tion bo made to the county clerk of said
county of Keith , and canvass by him made as
provided by law.
In testimony wlicmif , I have. hereunto set
my hand and caused to ho aOlxcd the great
Deal of Urn state of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln , this 18th day of Decem
ber , In the vonr nf nur 'Lortl , ono thousand
llgfit innTi1r5 < nniTtlghtJr-36Ven , the twenty-
llrst year of the btate , and of tno independ-
oiuxi of the United States , the one hundred
find twelfth.
Uy the governor : Jt'ii.v M. TIIATER.
G. L. Ltwg , secretary of state.
MIMTAKY onnr.Ka. ' .
The following orders were issued yester
day :
Headquarters Nebraska National Guard ,
Adjutant General's Oflice , Lincoln , Nob.- ,
Dec. U , 1SS7. General Orders No. 17. In accordance -
cordanco with the military code of the state
of Nebraska , ( section 8) ) there has been a
company of infantry organized ut Omaha ,
with Captain O. J. Smyth in command , M. J.
Scuulon ftrsl lieutenant , nnd George J. Paul
second lieutenant. Suit ! company shall ba
known ns the Kdtvnrd Crcightun guardj and
assigned Jo the First Hrigado Nebraska Na
tional Guard. By order of the commander-
in-chief , A. V. COM : ,
Adjutant General.
Headquarters Nebraska National Guard ,
Adjutant General's Oflico , Lincoln , Neb. ,
Doc , 51 , 1SS7. Special Orders NoIII ) . The
.inspector general ( Lieutenant Colonel Harry
S * Hotchkiss ) will proceed to Inspect the
First and Second infantry , together with
battery A , light Infantry , and troop A , cav
alry. Tho. inspection shall bo conducted
In accordance with th < 5 military code and arti
cle twcnly-ulght ( iS ) of the rules und regula
tions , and bo thorough In every particular.
Uy order of the comujander-in-chief , .
A. V. Coi.r\
Adjutant General.
ruimmi ixvfiSTitHTiox ov run EX-JLIXII ; .
At the last session of the city council the
city attorney presented 'homo statements in
icgard to thu affairs of ox-Polico Judge Par
sons. Thu new city chatter , which wont
Into effect in April , Hxeil the salary of the
police Judio nt fl/iCO per annum. . The city
attarncy states that up to the tinm the iwUco
judge was deposed that ho had collected fees
to the amount of $1,4U7.50 , nearly enough to
cover the salary of the oftleo for the entirii
year. All the.se. fees thu attorney states were
taken by Parsons. It was also reported that
the September report of Parsons , the last
month that ho held the office , shows that in n
number of cases the fines are unaccounted
for and in other cases sureties that wcro
taken have failed to fulfill their obligations.
When this state of affairs was shown to the
council the uiattor was rofcrcd buck to the
city attorney with instructions for him to
wako a business c.ill ut > on Parson's bonds-
men. These later revelations in the matter
are very pertinent just at this time when the
council is in contempt for not allowing Judgu
Utvwcr to Icacp the police judge in office.
TUB HOLY CITT.
The presentation of the cantata , "The
Holy City " by the leading music-Inns of the
Capitol City on l nh Monday und last even
ing was a gr.itlf.vlm. success to both these
taking part nnd the large audiences. The
Congregational church , when the cantata
was pj cscutcd , closed the doors both nights
on people who could not gain admittance.
The solo's and quartette's were grandly
rendered und ilorul tributes were numerous.
Mrs. A. S , Kiiymond , Mrs. Albert Watklns ,
Miss Churchill and other well-known Lincoln
vocalists wcro the complete , admiration of
the very largo audiences.
TUB XKW OrCKA HOfSE.
The plans for the new- opera homo that is
nssutvti for tho'city the coming ycnr , were
1-ccuivcd from St. Louis u few daya ago , and
liavo since been returned for some minor
changes that the projectors of the enterprise
U mi rod mode. The house will bo r.'ulio In
l o , nnd will rest close to nn evert $100,000.
The opera house proper , witli malu and stage
entrances , will lw on the ground floor , and
the stugo will be the largest and most com
modious to be foilnd west of Chicago and SL
1-ouln. Thu gentlemen inteicsUul in the
house are themselves a guarantee that it will
bo conducted on liberal business principles.
Sheriff Lane , of Sulluo county , brought to
the rxriMoat lory yesterday the man Arndl ,
who BomoTtm * ince hold a portion of the
tewnof Krlendal-bRvat the muzzle of his
gun. Arndt was badlysao * when his capture
wa effected , and the doctors Timwn sine * re
moved portions of bone from hU harits lie-
cause of his wounds , and hli punishment Th
that line , and from the fact- that heieaA \
guilty to the Indictment against him , the
court was merciful , ana mode the sentence
ono year ut hard labor.
iiKVoKKD mi urKXSE.
The mayor and council are evincing n d- !
positlon to live up to the letter of the low in
regard to saloons which are convicted In
court of violating It. The law stipulates that
it shall be their duty , In case of such convic
tion. to revoke the license , und. consequently.
nt the last snsslon of the council , the license
of J. C. Cattcrn win revoked , by a vote of
seven to four. Cattom's offense was selling
liquor to a minor , nnd his case is the second
one 1111 ; council has acted U | > on. they some
time olnco revoking the license at the St.
Charles house for selling liquor on Sunday.
A1IIUVAIJS IN TIIK C'lTY.
Among the. arrivals at Lincoln yesterday
wcro noted the following Ncbroskanst S.
S. Jones , the Blue. Springs newspaper man ;
Kcgcnts J. T. Mullullcn , of Kearney , and
C. A. Holmes , of Tecumseh ; J. D. nnd W. H.
Kllpatrlck , Beatrice ; F. P. Jones , Tobias ; P.
J. Nichols , of the Missouri Pacific ; H. l- ' .
Kloke , West Point ; F. S. Chane , Dorches
ter ; Captain H. E. Palmer , Plaltsmouth ;
Dudley McAdow , of the Mixed. Pickles com
pany ; George Itlchardson , E. E. Savage ,
John 1) . Muiicr. Omand : K. H. Landcs , Milford -
ford ; W. W. Johnson , ' Ashland ; William
Neville , Plattsmonth. .
STATIC IIOL'SE ITEMS.
Governor Thaycr return * ! home from
Washington yesterday and proceeded at once
to the dispatch of the business accumulated
and waiting his coming.
The Scward Electric Light and Power
company tiled articles of incor ) > oratioh with
the secretary of state yesterday. The
capital stock is $10,000 , and the incorpora
te rsr John Cattle sr. , John Cattle Jr. ,
Charles W. Barkley , Gu'stavus Babson jr. ,
and Georgu V , Dickman.
WhatThcy Am Good For.
Brnndrcth's Pillw tire the best medi
cine known.
First They tire purely vegetable , in
fact u medicated food.
Second The same dose always pro
duces the same effect , other purgatives
require increased dose and finally ccaso
acting.
Third They purity the blood.
Fourth They invigorate the diges
tion and cleanse the btoniach and
bowels.
Fifth They blimuato ] the liver and
carry off vitiated bile and other de
praved secretions.
The Ilift two or three doses toll the
story. The ekin becomes clear ; the cyo
bright ; the mind active ; digestion is
restored ; cobtivoness cured ; the animal
vigor is recruited and all decay arrcbted.
Real Kstute Transfers.
Augustus Kountzo ct al to Ira James
et til , part of n o } { n w tf sec 2715
13 , lease 5 years . . .
George C Hobbio and wifoto E M Mat
thews , lot T blk 'J Pruyns sub dlv ,
blk n Hyde Park add , w d . * 350
Win H Ijans ( spcl comr ) to George E
Turner , o ) j o boo 30 , It ) , 1U comr
deed .
Win T Wyuian to Alex McDonald , lots
1 , 3 , S , blk 1 Mlllai-d&Culd\vclls add
e of C , St P , M tc O Uy , w d . ? 15,000
Charles F Fuhs to David M Nelson lot
12 blk 7 , 1st mid to So Omaha , w d . . ' 1,500
Jacob C Denlsc and wife to John M
MaxJleld , lot Ul blk U Denise add ,
w d : . t . 700
Alice Q Howard , plat Howard in e K
s wKsee 15 , m Uj .
Wm A Pryor to Henry H Cone ct al , -
. lot 3 blk H Thinns 2d add , w d . 2,500
Henry H Cone et al to Edward A Ry
der , lot 8 blk ft Shinns 2d add , w d. . 8,000
A O Pcttcrson and wife to Hannah
Mechaelis , w H lot 8 blk 7 , Kountzo
& Ruth's add , w d . 4,150
E S Rood und wife to J A Matthews ,
lot 31 blk 14 , lots 0 , 8 and 7 blk 10 ,
lot 10 blk 0 , Albright's annex , w d . . 703
Chas F Harrison to Chus W Hlggins ,
lot 0 blk 4 , Eekcrmunn place , w d . . . 850
Jacob Williatns and wifu to H S Mauls-
by , lot 1 , "Williams' subdv of Gise's
add , wd . 1,350
Minnie L Jaynes and husband to Ar
thur East , lot 14 blk. IB , Ambler
place , wd . 3,500
Minnie L Jaynes and hurband to Ar
thur East , lot ISljlk 15 , Ambler
place , w d . 3,500
Minnie L Jaynes and husband to Ar
thur East , lot 11 blk 7 , Ambler
place , w d . 3,500
Martin Quick ami wife to A R Frasier ,
c K5 f tlot 14 , Pclham place , wd . 2,300
Jno J ItelK'X tflLGUfit Hnggensen. lots
'
r , 3 , gfiriiiiVBwa , fe.ton . , w jr. srs
Mary Wolf et al to Peter Soil , lease
of e yt sec 1S-10-1 li . ! years .
F A Gustafsoii plut of reunion add w
( WO ft lot 5 , Forbes' sub .
F B Johnson ct al to Patrick H Cary ,
s yt lot 0 , blk 2 , Orchard Hill , w d. . 3,500
Lyaia H Hall to John F Hammond , s
33 ft lot 13 , Hall plaro add , w d . 7,000
John G Hammo'nd ' and wife to Eugene
C Bales , s 88 f t lot 13 , Hall place add
W d . : . 7,000
Samuel Cotncr and wife to Samuel M
Hull , lots 5 ahd 0 , bile 2 , Cotncr &
Archer's add , w d . 000
J A Morgan and wife to John A Pear
son , lots 7 and 8 , blk 1 , Pruyn's sub
Hyde park , w d . 700
Total
Building IVruiit * .
The following pci wits were" issued yester
day by Superintendent Whitlock :
C. H. Youmnn , cottage , 2'Jth and
Blonde . . . $1,000
D. J" . Haydcn , barn , Gilbert , near
. Grand avcnuo. . i . SIX )
John Sleet , dwelling , 2Cth , near Hick
ory . . . 2,500
Standard Light nnd Heat company ,
remodel building , Hickory , near 3d. 1,000
Douglas county commissioners , group
of four bulldjngs , administration ,
male and female ward for hospital ,
41st street , ncarP.icille . 12.,000
Five permits aggregating . ? iyo,400
> A .Small Assignment.
II. Moinlg , proprietor of a grocery store on
Nicholas .street , and also a barber shop on
Cuming strout , uuido an assignment yester
day to the sheriff. HisHissets are equal to
his liabilities , but being pressed by a few
creditors who threatened to get put writs of
attachment nfminht.liim , and wishing to * do
justice to all his creditors , ho inudu an as
signment
Internal Jtovenuo Collections.
Yesterday' * revenue collection ! ) amounted
to ? lf.,7W.r > U.
CREAM
Its suuerior excellence provea in mllllont of
bomiM for mora than a o.uurter of a ceuturjit
Is used by tlifl Unlml suites Onrcrnment. ' Bn-
dorsed by the beads of tha K" > a * nnlversltleu a
theHtronKC't.l'iiroet ami 14nit llealthrnl. Jir.
VrlcoN the only Haklug row.ilet' tb t def not
contain Auuuouio. I.tma or Alutn. Sold only u
. ,
New York , . Ctiictfco. ' 8t. ( .ouU.
Who Is WEAR , irKnvotm. DKHIMTA'
TBB , Who In bll fOI.I.T IUNOR ANCK
hu TRIFLr.D away his VIUOW 4f BODY ,
MIND and JIAJIHOOn , running ciluiT. tt | > ir
drains upon the FOr.NTAINB of Mrr ,
HEADACHK , IIAt'KAClIE , Drendfut
Dmmft. WF.AKMBM * of Mctnonr , RAHII.
NOCIETT. PIMHI.RM upon
the FACE , and all the EFFEtrrn Itodlnir to
KABI.T DECATand perhaps 4'ONNIinP.
TION or 1NNANITY. shonld coaiull at onra
the CELEBRATED Dr. Clarke , KitaMlshrd
1861. Dr. Clarke ha mad * NERVOVH DE
I MTV. rilROXM ! and all Dls atcs of
th UENITO VRIKARY Orirsns a 'Ufa
lltndy. It makes NO dllferenco WHAT you
Aaie taken or WHO had filled to cure you.
4 FEMALEMiufferlnr ; from dlaeasc * pecu
liar to their MX can consult with the assurance
of speedy relief and cure. 8 nd 2 cent * postage.
for works oa your diseases.
_ JVStnd 4 cento postage for OelebrntM.
Worka on Chronic. Herman and Dell *
at Disease * . Consultation , personally or by
letter , t > o . Consult the old Doctor.
Thoacanda cttred. Ofltr * and purlorsi
prlrate. JEjrThono cnntemplatliiR Marriage
end for Dr. Clarke' * celebrated guide
Male and Fomnl * . each 15c. , both 'J5c.
( stamps ) . Before confining yonr case , consult
r. CLARKE. A friendly letter or call may
tare future tuflerlnjand shame , and add golden
yean to life. 49-Book ' LIT * ' * ( Secret ) F.r-
rara , " COe. ( stamps ) . Medicine and writings
Mnt everywhere , secure from cxpoaure.
Uoun , 8 to 8 ; Sundays , 9 to 12. Addreu ,
F. D. OLABKB , M. D.
186 80. Clark 8U CHICAGO. ILL.
Ae best and snrcst Boatajr far Care af
all dlfeasei eaused fcf aay detaagetMat of
tha Uver , Kldaey * , Memaek aad Bowel * .
Dyspepsia , Sick Headacas ) , CoaMtpatloa ,
BlUons CompUlat * aad Malaria of all kind *
yield readily lotto beaeaMat laflBeacaof
It Is pltwant to the taste , traei up the
system , restores ud prefcrrM health.
It U purely Vegetable , and cannot foil to
prove beneficial , both to old and young.
A * a Blood PariBer it U superior to all
otter * . Sold ererywher * at 11.00 a bottle.
Xmbotty thrhlghctt extellen *
ei < * In tlinpeUneti , comfort and
durability antl are Htrreipning
favorltniiifohlonablrcirel ,
Ouruameis IJ.iT.COUSINS ,
on every iole. } MEWYORK.
For Sale by
Haward Brothers.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $150,000
"We Uo hereby certify that wo mitKTTlW ! ( hear-
rannctncntu for all tbu monthly nml neml-annual
Drawlnus of The I.oul l na Main Lottery t'ompany ,
ml In | > reun manuKa and control the ilrnwlnintticin.
nolvrii , and Hint Uiu nn > onreconducted wltli honesty
( ulrncu nd In coed faith toward all parties , tnd we
autborltc the Company to lire thin cortldcato with
tae aloilles of our slKiiuture attached , In It * advortKa-
meuu. "
.COMMISSIONERS.
We , the underatgnod Hank * and Banken will pay all
PrUiu drawn In the Ixjulilnnu * t to Lotturlei which
may bo | iic.-cntc.l at our counters.
J. II. tKII.KSBV. I'ren. Ix > ulMann Natlonnl IUnl .
1'lKllHK I.ANAU.X. I'res. State National llank.
A. I1AI.DW1N , | 'n- . New Orienns NatloiiHl Hank.
CAIU. ICOIIN , l'r j. Union Nntloniil llank.
OVEU JUi.r A MILLION DISTIIIIIUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company ,
Inrorporntpil In HS , for SS years , by the I-rsMaturo
fnr ediiculloinil nnil cliurltublo imrposot with n cnpl-
J l 'f fl.lUJ ) < l-to which a rasvrtro fund of over
I5.AIMJ hiii slni-n Imcn ndHpil.
Hy un orcrwhelniliiK popular vote Its franchin
WAI iiinilo a nurt uf thu proiunt tuii llullon aUoptud
Dcrenibf r ftl , A.I ) . Will.
Thi ! only lottery ever voted on and cnitcnsd hy the
( it-oplu of uny Hate.
It nevomralp * or uo lpono .
Its Cnind Mnclo Number DrawlngH take place
monthly , and the ( irnnd beiul-Amiunl Dnivrlne rugu-
Inrly c ery > U months IJiinu iind Doremtn-r. )
A SI > I.KXlH ) ( ll'l'OUTUMTV TO WIN A TOIL
TUNK. I'list ( inind DrnwIiiK , rin A , In Iho Ar d-
CAPITAL PRIZE , $150,000.
Notice Tickets wo Ton Dollars Only. Halves ,
$5 ; Fifths , $2 ; Tenths , $1.
* MST or 1'iti/Ki :
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J'ltl/K OP UI.IKI
1 lillANI ) I'ltlXK OK .
2 I.AIUJK IMU/.KS Or * KI.IIII
4 I.AKii < : I'lll/.liS OK ft.UO
31 I'UU'.KS OK
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JfOApproxIniatloii I'rtiesuf fin
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! , I7M I'rlies , aniountlne to fj.5,0)j !
Application for rail' ' lo cliib , ihould be mailoonly
to the ntf.ca of the tompuny In Now Orlean * .
For Ihrther Inlnrnintloii write dourly. uU Inn full
nddn > i > 9. | XSTAI. NOTr > . eiprosj montir order * , or
New \ork Kichanue In ordinary tatter. Currency by
exvrcu ( at our eipcntv ) O'ldrenswl
M. A. DAUPHIN.
ron AHi.tA ,
orM.A.nAUPIliN.
\VAHlllMlTOy , D.C.
Aiiress EegktereJ Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL ' BANK ,
. NK\Y OUI.KAN3. LA.
TT } > AT7 < 1l\TTiT7"R That ( bo presence of Ccn-
JviVlil IjUl l > ljjiv crnli llmurtesnl * nd
harly , who are In char.-aottho drawings , i H gnur-
antvu of &b < nlutu lilrne : i and Integrity , that tha
chance * aru all euual , and ib.it no ono can uoatlbly
dlTlno what inimber will draw a Prtie.
KKMKMlIKi : that the payment of all prim ll
auAiiAM-Kzu nv rouit NATIONAL IIANKB ur NKW
oiLIiNS. n.l thcJIcket , ore sltfned ty thu proidiint
of an Institution whoto chartered rlshts nru rccoj-
nltcd In the hUbcit rourti ; therefore , bunaru of any
rnimlons cr anonrmcuii ithcinc. .
FOUNTAIN
33K < A TIDS .
FINE CUT AND PLUG-
Incomparably the Bast.
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Pn.
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rial IM wet fcasoaafplicatloa.
MAnTMMi.t > rartria sle IHi.
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L t Man's Ambition
' , . , is to spend his hard earned dollars in cheap advertised clothing , is a thing
1 many can't solve , when he can wear the best merchant tailor made goods
at about the same price. You may ask yourself where these goods
Can Be
Found , ask your neighbor , or read the papers , in the daily quotations of the
Misfit Parlors , 1119 Farnam St. , you can find your ideas in style of oattern
. cut or price , '
: "Gratified"
IN A SUIT OR AN OVERCOAT.
$ 9,80 for a suit which was made to order $20,00 $ 9,40 for an overcoat made to order $20.00
11,60 25,00 11,30 " ' " 25,00
-14,20 < i 30,00 14,60 it II 30,00
16,70 it 35,00 17,10 it II 35,00
18,40 40,00 20,80 it II 45,00
23,60 45,00 25,70 II 55,00
26,70 55,00 30,60 II 65,00
31,90 65,00 35,40 u 75,00
And many others for your consideration at an equal price , for the next two
weeks we will ofier you a suit , an overcoat or anything in the line of Fur
nishing goods at comparatively your own -price ,
AT THE
1119 Farnam Street. 1119.
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! j = i N. B. Orders by mail receive prompt and careful attention. '
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FOR the year 18S8 FRANK LESLIE'S
" POPULAR MONTHLY , " which has
been aptly styled "THE MONARCH OF
THE MONTHLIES , " will be bolter than
ever. Articles upon topics of current
public interest , sketches of eminent per
sons , strong and brilliant stories , and
poetry of a high order , profusely illus
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' /The Great Rook Island Route"
Guarantees fpced , comfort , certainty and safety. IU
permanent war Is dlitlnruUhpd for Its ezcellrnca. It *
brldcts are of stone and iron. Its track Is of eolld
teel , Its rolling stock perf oct. Its pasnenvcrequlpmant
bas all tbaiafetjrappltaBce ] that exporlcncohai pro ai
useful , end for luxurious accommodations Is tmj'ir-
passed. Its Kxprcbi Trains consUt of superior Oay
Coaches , elegant 1'ullman Palace Parlor and filerplag
Cars , superb Dining Cars , pro-Tiding delicious meals ,
and ( between Chicago and St. Joseph. Atchlion and
Kaunas City ) restful Reclining Chair Can. It < man
agement U conterratlro , lu dlKlplloe axactlnr
"The Famous Albert Lea Roi'.re"
Between Chicago and Minneapolis and St. Ta. Is the
favorite. Over this line Solid Fast Express Trains run
dally to attractive resorts for toil-tuts In Iowa and
Minnesota , and , Tla Watcrtown and Sioux Fall * , to tha
rich wheat and frrailng lands of interior Dakota. Via
Seneca and Knnlcakee , the Hock Island offers superior
inducements to travelers between Cincinnati , Indian *
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miiaa lUu > i . aulGaillliuKi. Oia.TUarui.Mt
BUFFALO BILL.
Carbollo r-'uuiko Hull Co. Con
tlotnt n : I take zrrnt plcit urrt In
> lHtlnK that 1 linre usuil tliu Car-
lioilc Smoke Hull. 1 would nut
1)0 without oiu > . I'nr n sudden
told or tlircmt trniible II U Invnl-
uablo In fnct unrth tontlmc-i It *
ni'iehtln Rilil. Yours truly.
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C'nt.irrli , Aktlnr.u , llninchltls ,
, r-uup , l.iniii Troulilc
Cnldr. etc. . Instuntly rclluve < l
anil fpecKllly ruro 1. Outi ball
eencrally iumolent. Mull nrdVra :
niokv ll.illby mull flnml 4i-i-nU
nataKU. Debolluuir for thu liltxiil
l nildltlnnnl. A l-'HKK TKVF
Ktour office imrlora. buld
CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL COMPANY ,
Over South Ut I'lftccnth Street. Omaha. Neb
DRUNKENNESS
Or Iho Lioitor Hahll , Positively Currd by
Atliiiinislt-riiik' Dr. Huiucs' ( ioldcu
Spot'Iflr.
It aw bo clvi-n lu a cup or coffee or tea without
the kiin\\lolKO of tlin person taking It ; ali olutc-
! y tmrnili-is , and will elTect n rx-rnmnent and
hpet'ily cure , whether the imtlent Is n lucxlcnilo
drinker ur nn ulroliolicueck. . Thmnamls of
Urunkurds have Uei-n inado" tenipcnitH men \\lio
hnve taken ( iolden Spoclllu In tln-lr collco wltli-
out their knowleilar wad t Mluy holievHtlu-y null
drtuklng of tliolr own Ireo will. IT NftvlUt
KAI 1.8. Tlio nyctem once Inipn-gimtiil with tlin
Specltlc It IxToniM nn utter linpOHslbllUy tor
th lliimr | ajit-t'tlUi touxUU 1'or oiilu by ICtiliu
.V Co. , K-tli anil DouuliiH otH. and 18th and Ciiin-
Int ; tits. , Omaha , .Neb. ; A. 1 > . Ko-fter i : lli-o. ,
Council llluns. in.
dorse llli ; ( > as the only
pdnc lurtliec rtalQCut
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many yran , and It liai
Klvan the Lest of sails-
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Hooks ,
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Slide Iron.
AND
Glasgow via Londonderry ,
Liverpool via Queenstown.
Are Strictly Flr lin : . ami atnonc
the lark-oil , fnslcst mill Ones ! In Iho worm ,
faloon. ni'conrt CK S ami stecrapo PiiMrntcr
Avrniiiniudutloni Unfxi'nlleit. I'vcrj
' 'or Iho comfort and cunr nUnra of pa
iluJlouslj consldgreu and uractlcca
8teainer every f aturdnr for < il 29w. City 6f Homo
Bulls lor Uverpool October U. It 1 th lurcnn oiirt
tlncst piisionaor rleamcr ntlont. Kates ( if | ia nuu for
all Uassos aslow in l y any other Hrst-clas * line , ha-
loonpscunlon tickets nt rcdiirnl rntf-s. Draft * for
any amount at lowest rurrrnt rates. 1'or bo < iks
of Inurs , llrkcf. or fnrthfr liiforuintlan , npiilr to
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1707 Olirc Street , St. I/oiiN , Ho.
Of the Missouri State Muooum of Anutomy. Bt.
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don , ( SlesBU , ( ! imuny nml New York. Havl
duvotej tlielr attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF
DISEASES.
More especially these nrlslns from lmpr >
encH. Invite nil t > o MtilferliiK t coricdpouil with
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iii'Ulectcil. ItniUy treated or pronouncM Incur-
ulil , xhpuld no ) fall l < > writ iis roiicertilnt ; their
s\ji > i > U > m . All luttirra rec--IVo Imtiiudlutu atten
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