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EHB OMAHA. PADDY BEff : WEDNESDAY AFRIL 2 193. WHO WILL LEAD AT ST. LOUIS An Honor nival Democratic Factions Will Fight Over. ADVANCE AGENTS IN THE FIELD. A AVouia-Bo "Wife Murderer In 'Uio County Uastllc Biiprcino Court Proceedings Tlio raving Mat * tcr Not Settled Xet. I Bunr.AU or TUB OJUUA BE , 1 1029 P STURKT , V Liscoi.x , Aprils. ) There arc sljfns of awakening In the demo cratic camp In this city , caused by the near approach of the democratic state convention that will send delegates to St. Lonls. Thcro nro many evidences that there will bo many eager patriots this .year as candidates for delegates , and Lancaster county will have - aspirants In the person * of Mayor Sawyer , S. J Schwab , A. S. Tebbtts , and probably others. It is understood that Mr. J. D. Cnlhoun would like to go as a delegate It it was ten dered him by the convention. The Lancaster county democrats hold tholr primaries to night , nnd on Saturday hold tholr county convention at Fitzgerald hall. There has been In the past tew days a number of demo crats who nro In politics in the city. Yester day an Omaha democrat was visiting his fol low political believers here , and a democrat fltatcd the mission was in the interest of James E. lioyd as the man to head the Ne braska delegation to St. Louis. The demo crat who furnished this Information added that in bin opinion there would , have been n warmer feeling toward Mr. Boyd and Ma aspirations among Lancaster county democrats if he had not a son-in- law who had successfully hold ! i n prominent federal position through \ three years of democratic nilo. A democrat from out In the states expressed the opinion \ that tbo state convention would RCO a race between Boyd nnd Morton again over the question of leadership. lie cited as illustra tive of this fact the statement that the demo crats of Butler county had made that character of n flght in selecting delegates. It Is stated also that the fact tlmt Tobo Cnstor has recently removed from Sallno county to Lincoln will not prohibit him from being thusccond district delegate with Ilagnn of Adams. A 8MAI.T. WAIl. Deputy Shcrlft Fowler was called upon by telegraph Monday night for the little town of Princeton on the line of the Union Pacific. The message said that a man there was en gaged in tlio wicked work of attempting to kill his wife , and his arrest was demanded. On the night train , therefore , the deputy sheriff proceeded to the scene , secured the ' bellgerent , n man tunned Henry Peterson , nud brought him to this city. Yesterday the man was in the custody of the sheriff await ing a hearing in the county court. As nearly as can bo ascertained Peterson and his wife have not dxvelt In the greatest har mony , but contentions have been numerous. Yesterday Peterson was in the city , nnd ho bocnuio very drunk. Ho purchased a re volver and hied himself homeward , with the drunken intention of making it warm for his wife. Reaching home , ho drove his wife from the house , chased her through the streets and around buildings , threatening to shoot , which nets , with the screams of the woman , aroused the entire community. Some of the moro resolute fell upon Peterson , caught him nnd bound him and telegraphed for the sheriff. When the deputy arrived on the scene the people had quieted down nnd re leased him , nnd yesterday as Peterson-sat in the oftlco of the high sheriff ho was a picture of penitence. BurnRME COUHT. Court met yesterday pursuant to adjourn ment. State ox rol school district 73 , Knox county , vs Morrell. Alternative writ allowed. Kiostcrman vs Olcott. UearRument or dered. Cobbey vs Knnpp. Motions to modify Judgement nnd relax costs overruled. State ex rel Pepper vs Speiee. Continu ance vacated and cause submitted. Hcllmun vs Davis. Reinstated. Lonoy vs Courtnny. Motion to vacate con tinuance overruled. Court adjourned to this morning nt 8:30 : o'clock. TUB COUNCIL ANIJ TAVIXO. The city council is yet wrestling with the paving question , and after u long session Monday evening have sot this evening ns the final date for deciding who is the lowest com petitor , nnd the material to bo used in the different districts. Mr. Graham , chairman of the paving committee , stated that ho , with the city engineer , had rcHgured the three lowest bids for cedar block on concrete and tlnd that the figures heretofore published were absolutely correct and had boon reached with favoritism to no one. Ha further ntatcd that tlio difllculty in arriving at the lowest bidder arose from the fact that bidders - dors liaa named different kinds of curbing , ono of the firms bidding on Colorado sand- Btono , ono on Bandcm stone only , and ono on both. In his opinion tiio question of the quality of stone to be used in the curbs would Do necessary to first determine. Tlio aggregate bids for the work as reilgurcd wore as follows : Mclican & Co. , Chicago , With liandcrn stone curbing , cedar blocks on concrete , $515,070.05 ; Kelly & O'Bliea , Colorado sandstone , curbing. cedar blocks on concrete , 540U4.10 ; Stout & HuckstafT , Colorado stone , blocks and concrete , t501.807.-t' ' ; Stout & Buckstuir , Handera stone blocks on concrete , S517m.G7. ! The difference between between Kclloy & O'Shcu with Colorado otono nnd Mcl3can & Co , with Unndcru stone was $1113 in favor of tl0 | latter , leaving practically the quality Of tlio stone to bo used to settle the bid. The advocates of brick for pavement luwo been Industriously at work the last few days , and have secured u largo clement for that pave ment In three of the districts. Judging from the figures submitted to the council the foui th , nixth and seventh districts desire to experiment with brick. The fourth district , or property owners in the district represent ing 5'iil feet of frontngo , have petitioned for brick , the petition for cedar blocks not being filed as yet. In the fifth district cedar block adherents , representing n foot frontngo ot 5,071 feet , luiya Hied tholr petition , and the lirlck petition from this district represents 15,741 foot. The sixth district seems to be practically unanimous for brick , with n peti tion for that material representing 0,1247 feet , in the seventh district the brick adherents have a petition representing 10,1110 feet out of the total foot frontage in the district of 14,040. The eighth district lias not yet been heard from , and a petition Is In circulation In that district to huvo the paving postponed for one year. CITT nitinps Church Howe was in the city yesterday , mid as ho swoio to a petition liled with the clerk of the court'ho lot the same afllduvit foith that ho had not removed to Hastings as tht ) impor.i stated ; that ho had no designs , politically or otherwise , upon the people of the Third district , and that his home should ramaln In the future , as It had In the past nineteen years , in the county of Nomalm , where , ha further stated , ho would bo each and every election day. nnd in all probability a week In advance of election. Mr. Howe Iiad no new railroad news to promulgate ; whether the Missouri Paclfto would build to .KCMrnoy the present year waa yet unde cided. An injunetion case was issued yesterday JtiyJudgo Field , of this district , that is of a peed deal of interest and Importance to the city of Hasting ! anil the Miuourl Paciila railroad , The Injunction is a temporary one issued on the petition of Thomas II. Burnes , of Adauis county , and restraining the state auditor , II. A. Habcock , ami Francis Phillips , chairman of the Adams county bouril of supervisors , and L. B. Patridco , county clerk of Adams county , from Issuing and rccUwring the ) tlOU.OOO bonds voted by 'Adam * county In ! J of the Missouri Pacific road. The ground on which the injunction 1s asked is the informality of the publication of notices upon which the election was bold granting the bond * . lien O. Khodes , the well-known auctioneer who went ( o California in the autumn days , lias returned to Llnrolu and is weighing the question whether h sha'l juuko Lincoln or the Pacific coast his home The uniform canton of Odd Fellows will Journey to Fremont en thu 26th. the nnnlvcr- iiiry duy of Odd FoUowbhip in America , and with other Odd Fellows lu this city w'.li Join in the celebration inaugurated by the Ifre- jnout lodges. The county cvurt was engaged yesterday in the hearing of the Fcdoway will caio , and adjourned tbo hearing-before completing the evidence. Qtterr Fits and StArtn. The fits nnd starts ualnjj these words In their literal meaning of the nor- voua people often strike the beholder aa ludicrous. The nerves ot hearing of such unfortunates are minfully acute , nnd impinged by abrupt , unexpected noises , lend them sometimes to perform antics worthy of n jumping Jack. At the root of nervousness , in most in stances , is non-assimilation of the food , and consequently innutrition of the nerves as of the other tissues of thu body. This prolonged , is , of courco , productive of serious nervous diseaso. The remedy is Hosteller's Stomach Bit tern , that invigorate the stomach and enable it to perform its functions prop erly. Soon after commencing a course of it , it will bo found that the nerves grow moro tranquil by day , nightly re pose becomes less interrupted , and ajn pcllto more vigorous nnd satisfying. Those are the initial indications , fol lowed by the complete restoration ol nervous vigor. The Hitlers albo cure fever and ague , liver complaint and con stipation. \VHEHE AVIIiIj TUB PALACE DE ? Reflex or tlio Views of Citizen * on tlio SuUJcct. The question of n grain palace , which has been projected by the directors of the Omaha Fair and Exposition association , while gen- enorally approved by everybody has given rise to a great deal of speculation ns to bow it is to bo made a success. It is conceded that it would b6 an excellent means of dis playing the products of the state , and , If erected , and decorated in a manner which would appeal to the aesthetic taste of the people , bo a source of great curiosity and in terest to thousands of people all over Ne braska. Tlio grains suggested for the pur pose of decoration are corn , oats , wheat , barley , rye , broom-corn nnd flax , which nro grown in'n greater or less degree through out the stato. To collect thcso would require almost immediate effort , because , at least with corn , that of last year would have to bo used. Such a col lection would require tlmo , patience and con siderable experience. Before , however , the decorations could bo utilized , the building it self would have to bo erected and such a structure should bo moro than the ordinary horticultural or floricultural hall which is now intended for the fair. With an archi tectural design , and of largo dimensions , such a building would cost u considerable sum , so much so , in fact , that many citizens feel a return on the investment could hardly bo secured in ono week's exhibit during the fair. If the building should bo erected at the fair grounds , however over , the same pcoplo argue , the cost should come from the treasury of the fair associa tion because It would not bo looked on as other than a private enterprise. Then , it 1 held that it would not bo worth while to go to great expense and trouble of erecting a grand palace for the exhibit of a few days. Such a structure ought to be maintained , it is claimed , for two and possibly four weeks seas as to cuablo thousands to visit it who would not bo able to do BO during the fair. If the latter Idea should prevail , it is thought it would not bo practicable to induce visitors to go to the fair grounds , a distance of several miles , for that sight alone. Those who would go there would , in all probability , take the train at the depot at which they arrived , and bo rushed through to the grounds and back again without ever being nblo to catch sight of the business pint of the city , as has been the case with thousands of visitors at our late fairs. Such a course would inure but slightly to the benefit of merchants of the city , who are alwavs dis posed to welcome strangers from abroad , with a vlow to experiencing an equaliza tion of the bonclits which should follow the gathering of large numbeis of pco plo. For these reasons it has been suggested that the proposed palace should bo moro than an appendage ta the fair. It is also suggested that , while the fair association should bo en titled to a pro rata division of the proceeds , othercitlzcns not members of that organiza tion , should lend a helping hand to the en terprise and erect the palace in town , in a central place , so that visitors would bo com pelled to pass through the city to reach It. During the fair week the palace could beeped oped in connection with the fair , ono ticket , with coupon , and , of course , at an advanced rate , ' securing admission to both places. After the fair the building could bo continued for several weeks and the proceeds divided equitably between the fair association and other associates in the enterprisers might bo considered advisable. Jefferson square lias been suggested as a site which could bo util ized for the purpose , it being within easy roach of all the lines from the north entering the city , and by means of four lines of street cars brought in connection with the roads from the southwest nnd western parts of the state. Whatever be the result of the project indefinitely outlined by the directors of the fair association , the sentiment of citizens seems to bo to aid that organization in the en terprise , though it is not the less pronounced in favor of carrying out the scheme so that it will Inure to the benefit of the greatest number. _ Mothers Rend. The proprietors of SANTA ABIE have authorized Goodman Drug Co. , to refund your money if , after giviirg this California King of Cough Cures a fair trial ns directed , it fails to give sat isfaction for the euro of Coughs , Croup , Whooping Cough and all throat and Lung troubles. When the disease nffocts the head , and. assumes the form of Catarrh , nothing is so affective as CALIFORNIA GAT-R-OUKE. Those preparations are without equals as household remedies. Sold at 91.00 a package. Three for $2.60. Warrants Out fur Fighters. Yesterday Chief. Soavey svvoro out war rants for the arrest of Low Ellis , Charley Moore , Jumos Tracy and Homer Kirk , charging them with instigating nnd partici pating in thu prize light between the two backuion at the road house night before last. As it happened outside the city limits the complaint was mudu to United States Com missioner Anderson and the state will prose cute the case. The penalties for the crime are very severe. According to the statute any person convicted of engaging in a prize light slnll be imprisoned in the penitentiary not less than ono year nor moro than ton years , Any voluntary witness of such an affray muy be fined not less than $5 nor moro than 1100 , and may be Imprisoned In the county Jail not less than ton days nor morn than three months. No arrests have been in ado yot. CREAM Its sinitrlor excellence proven In millions ot pomes for jnoi e Uian a quuner of a century. U la useil br thUTnlUd States ( loyeruraent En ilorseU bjr tno heads or the great universities as JJO trougMt. ' purest and most healthful. Dr price's rriMinBaklue Powdsrdofs not contAtn nimuonUjllraeoralmn. .Sold onlrlncans. PlllUK 1JAKINO POWDKK CO. . Kovrlork. Chicago. St. Ixiulf. Kirk's White Cloud Floating Soap. Copyright , 1887 , by Jas. S. Kirk & Co. "I may justly say , with the hook-nosed fellow of Home , f came , sato , and overcame. " Messrs. Kirlt & Co. iiuvo presented ninny articles of practical utility to the great American public , nnrt have often experienced a pleasant fooling of gratification In finding that real merit was ap preciated. Hut the most cordial reception or all was reserved for WHITE CLOUD FLOATING Flic rapidity with which this brand leaped to Hie front runic of popular favor was remarkable. The makers themselves are not surprised that White Cloud should make friend * readily. There never was n soup like it Iti the world. White Cloud will wash anything tlmt needs washing , from a Imby's chock to u bnlfalo robe , and will 'harm one HO moro than another. White Cloud fs guaranteed to lie absolutely pure. It Is as sweet and clean as n May morning. If you cannot got a Maniple any other way , send lOc to the makers , TCTRTC flr CO jTkJLixjTk. oc \ w CAPITAL PRIZE , $150,000 "We do hereby certify that we superrlso thear- ranRementa for all tbe monthly and quarterly Drawings of The I uljlana fctato Lottery Company , nnd In perion manage nnd control the drawings them , selrcs , and that the AfttnR are comlucted with honesty fairnesa and In good fnlth toward all parties , and wo antborlra the Company to use thH cortlflcato with iac similes of our signature attached , In Its advcrtlsa- loeuts. " COMMISSIONER3. We , the nndersltrned Banks and Hankers will pay nil Prizes drawn In the lAiuUlnnu State Lotteries watch may bo presented at our counters. IU M. WAI.MSI.KYs 1'ros. I-oulsiann National Bank. I'lKRItK IvANAUX , 1'res. State National llanlc. A.UAMIW1N , Pros. Now Orleans National Bank. CAUL UOUN , 1'res. Union National Dank. TTHPHECEDEKTED ATTSACTIOH. * - ' Ovan HALIT A MILLION DiSTniuniED. Louisiana State Lottery Company , Incorporated In 18C8 , for 2S years , by the Legislature for educational ana charitable purposes with & capi tal of H.UUO.UOQ to nblcli a reserro fund of orer liW.iJUO boa tinea been added. By an orerwuelming popular rote Its franchlsa waa made o part of tha present constitution adopted December 2(1 , A. I > . 1379. Tbe only lottery orer yotcd on and endorsed by tne people of UT state. It noTer scales or postpones. Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place monthly , and tbe Grand Quarterly Drawings rezu- larly evtry three months ( March , June , Sci > teuiD r "A BPLENrnn1OIPOIITUNITY TO WIN A POU- TUNK. Kltlhtirand Urawlnit. Claea U. In tbe Acad emy of Music. Now Qrlcans , Tuesday May 8 , 1888- 2iuh Monthly Drawing. CAPITAL PRIZE , $150,000. igjTNotico Tickets are Ten Dollars Only. Halves , $5 ; Fifths , $2 ; Tenths , $1. LIST or PRIZES : 1 CAPITAL VR17.K OP I1YM ) ll'OVO 1GUANI ) i'HIZK OK W.IU ) U(1H ) ( I UIIANU I'lllZK OK 'JJIOI. . . , Will 21.AIU1K 1'ltlXIWOP 10,1111) ) . . . . 30,000 4 LA11UIC I'lUZUSOr ij "l. , . . HUM ) so i'iil/.iw otf ifM ao.ooa 10 " Ml 25.0UI ) iw u an mooo JOO " ! WO 40.UJU UIO " 10U tO.W ( .APPROXIMATION Pttl/CSi 100 Approximation 1'rtiuiof Mil I 30.000 1UO " " 200 2UIUO 100 " 100 iu.un l.UJO Terminal " CO UI.OOU 2,179 Vrliea. amounting to JWiXOO il. A. DAUPHIN. , N.W Out NS , LA , OrM.A.I > AUPJIIN. QK , P.O. Address Registered Letters tj NE\Y OULKANS NATIONAL BANK , NEW OKLBANS , LA. _ T > TM'TM"m7"R That the presence or Gen- . uIVerals lvJMVlJluU.L > Ueaureeard nd Early , who nro In chaneof the drawing * , i > a guar antee of absolute fairness and Integrity , that the chances are all eiiual , and that no one can possibly divine what number will draw a 1'rlie. RKSir.MIIKIl that the payment of all prliea Is ouAUANTiEn nr rotm NATIUNAL BANKS OK NIHT URLtANH. and the tickets are signed by tbe preslaent or an Institution whose chartered Hunts are recog- nlied In the blgueit courUi tuarofore , beware ot any Imitations or anonymous scheme * . SteckPiano ICemarlcalile for powerful gymrta- thotle loiie. plluUle action aiiiTab- aolute durability. 30 years' rvcord , the best Kutrnntee of the excellence - lence of these Inetruraents. WOODBR1DGEBROS. SCIENTIFIC CLUCK & WILKINSON. FOUNTAIN CUT A.ND lnoorr.par bly State Line. To Glasgow-Belfast , Dublin and Lherpool : v From New York Every Thursday. Cuuln passage $10 and $ RO , according to location of state room , excursion $03 to $75. Steerage to and from Europe at lowest rates. AUSTIN BALDWIN * CO. . Gen'l Afionts , JK1 BrBadway , New i'orlc. JOHNBLECliN. Ocn'l Western Agent , 1 4 Kaudalph St. , Chicago. HARRY E.MOORES , Ageiit , Omaha. JUDICIOUS AND PERSISTENT Advertising has always p'ovon successful. Before placing any Newspaper Advertising : consul LORD & THOMAS. 41 to 9 tUmlolfh SlreeU CHICAGO A GREAT MISTAKE , 4 Some men think that because they pay high prices for clothing , they got a bettor article than wo sell for half the money. This is a mistake. To many customers who visit our store for the first time , it is a revelation that they can buy just as fine goods of us and just as well * made as any custom tailor will turn out , and the fact that our prices are from 80 to 50 pe cent cheaper than other houses is also a revelation. The remarkable bargains wo offer this season have never been approached by any house. In spring suits wo are opening otery day now lots. All the lateat styles are represented in our stock. The now Princg Albert suit in fine corkscrew and cassimero of different and beautiful shades and at prices almost one half what other establishments offer. The most astonishing , value over given in a spring suit is offered this week is our now $7 cheviot sack suit. Tills is made of a splendid all wool ohoviot , an elegant color , lined with fine serge , good trimmings and well made. Now , any house will show a seven dollar suit , but wo positively assert that no one will show anything to compare with the quality wo offer in this suit for less than $12 , and we ask but $7 for it. Our Spring Overcoats are. on the wane ; of the finest grades are but a few loft , and wo have marked them down to close them out. Of our $6 overcoats we still have a fair assort ment. This is the biggest thing over shown in the way of an overcoat and everybody who has bought one acknowledges that it is as good a garment as is shown anywhere for $12. " * In our hat department wo offer this week 25 dozen fine light colored derbys , satin lined silk band and binding , goat sweat leather at $1. If you are asked $2 or $2.50 for the same hat ? you would not hesitate to pay it One Price Only. No Deviation. Corner I4th and Douglas Streets. Omaha. Amu imiiuuui imuui U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB. Paid Up Capital , - $28OOOO Surplus , - BOOOO II. W. VATKS , President. LEWIS 8. HEED , Vice-President. A. K. TOUZAMN. 2ud Vice-president. W. H. S. UUOIIES , Caihlor. W. V MORSE , JOHN S. COLLINS. II.V YATKS. S. lUr.i > , YATKS.A. . E. TOU/J.LIN. Cor. 12th [ mdTarnnm fits. A General Hankies Business Transacted. WANTED , Issued bs Couutleu.Clt- itn. towns and Water Companies , etc. 3"Corrc pondence solicited. U. EJABftlS 4 GO , , BANKERS , - DlwKoliitlon Notice. This Is to certify that the copartnership here tofore existing between X.T. Undiey nnd Henry fi\suii Is dissolved by mutual consent. Henry Swan retires and 2. T. Llndsey will continue the business of selling rubber boots , shoes , etc. , at wholesale at 1IU tlaruey street , Omaha , 2. T. of Z. T. Llndsey & Co. , nnd Is to collect all monies nnd credits iluo said linn. Omaha , April iO. 1838. Z. T. TJNDSLEY. HCMIV SWAN. Proprietor Omaha Business College , IN WHICH 18 TAUflHT Book - Keeping , Penmanship , Commercial Law , Shorthand , Telegraphing and Typewriting. 0"irl 4nr Collf ve Journal. S E. Cor IGth and Capitol Avenue 21828,850 TansilPs Punch Cigars wuro Bblppod during thd past two years , without a clriuiii mor fri our omplow No 6tber houie Id the -worla can traiu- lul 1 y make such JVBliowlnS. Olio ncflnt ( dealer onlyj wiujtatl In oicb town. _ SOLD BY LUOINQ QDUCOISTS. R.W.TANSILL&C0..66 State SLChicauo. WEAK , UNDEVELOPED PARTS Of lh notlrcnUrgea and itronjthcutd. Fulll'artlcu- Uricent idled Iree. KJUK MKC. OO.UarHi.o. N.Y. SUFFERERS nm HERVOUSHESS iffiSESk result of crer-Wcrt , IdJUcrctlon. etc. , tdireu abort. Health is Wealth ! Dn.E 0. WEST 8 tfenvs A.K WENT , , n guaranteed spoclao ft ess. Convulsions Tfits , Kei FrematiirirdliS A RoT narr'enntiw , In cither BOX , Involuntary Losnej ana _ torrhoea caused by ovf r-exortlotv of the self-abuse or over-lndulfjfince. Each b tains one month's treatment. 11.00 a bo , _ . . . bore-i for 15.00. sent by mall Prepaid on recslpf ofprlcc. ofprlcc.W12 W12 GUARANTEE BIX BOXES To cure any CMO. With each order receive by us for alx uoxng , accompanjcd wltji 13.00 , to wlU send the purchaser our written fiilarantsd t3 re fund the money If the treatment dors not effotf a cure. Guarantees issued only by 0. P. GQOU- MAN , InijBl.t ( ! , Sole Agent , 1UU Farnttm Street. Omaha , Nob. PEERLESS DYES When you iiit nd to purchase your spring suit or overcoat , to know of a house that is impartial in its dealings and enc tlmt can sell you the best and cheapest for your money. The popularity of the Misfit Clothing Parlors , which has been maintained for upwards of four years is a positive proof of its integrity , and it is positively known. TO BE SQUARE In allots dealings , and always does what it claims it will do in newspaper advertising. The clothing sold by us can be relied upon , as we only handle such goods as we can honestly recommend. Every Garment on the premises is made by some First Class Merchant Tailor. CITIZENS. It is your duty to examine our stock bsft re leaving your measure with a tnilor , as we guarantee to save you at least forty-five per cent and will give you asROod afit.and as regards choice wo can shew you all the latest designs in material embracing nobby Cheviots , Sacks , neat Bannockburn Seymours silk mixed worsted three , four and one button cutaways , in fact everything which comprises the latest design and stylo. GAZE PPTP17C . Overcoats Beauties AT FOR , 89.00 Which wns originally made to order . $ iJ0.00 11.00 Which was originally made to order . . ' . 212.00 13.00 Which was originally made to order . , . 28.00 i 16,00 Which was originally made tooraor. . . . . , . 80.00 i 20.00 Which was originally made to order . , . , 40.00 j 25.00 Which was orifjinnlly made to order . 60.00 SfRING SUITS , Correct Styles , Elegantly Made and Trimmed. AT iou 8.00 Which was originally made to order , , , 17,00 10.00 Which was originally miido to order ; , 21.00 12.00 Which was originally made to order , , 2-5.00 15.00 Wliioh was origi'ially rando toordor 80.00 20,00 Which was originally made toordor , , 40.00 25.00 Which was originally made toordor , , . , . , 60,00 80.00 Which was originally made to order , , CO.OO Comprising Railroad , Seymour. * Four and One Button Cutaways. PRINCE ALBERTS , And They are Dandies , From A nobby and complete line of pantaloons from ? 3. to $9. Every garment bears the name of the maker. AH alterations to itnproVa a fit ( done free of charge , and under no consideration will wo allow a garment to leave our establishment unless it is perfect in every detail. The original nnd genuine MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS , 1119 Farnam < t. Three Doors East of I2th Street Omaha , Neb. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to.