THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : RATUBDAY. JUNE 30 , 1888 , 5
Texas Cnttlo to Bo Admitted On
That Understanding- .
LINCOLN STREETS ON A HURRAH.
Tlio Doctors Adjourn With n Hanrjuot
and Biieoeli-Mrtklns Severn !
Nuuly OrB.iiilJ-.ea Comjm-
' ' Articles.
ntcn I'llo 'I liolr
LISCOLS BUIEAU OF THE OM UTA linn , )
LINCOLN. Juno 39. ) .
The board of live stork sanitary comtnU-
slonors have been considering for sonic time
iwwt the advlsnbilltv of removing tlio restric
tions on llio Importation of Tcxns cnttlo so
far as they affected the class brought into
the state for itnmcdinlo Blnusliter. The
board received n letter recently from Mr.
Uoyd , maunder of the Union stock yards ,
South Omaha , nsltlnp that this bo clone , ns
j ansas City and other points obtained n
J iidcd ndvnntngo over South Omnha bo-
ttuso these cattlu arc admitted to their yard ?
for slaughter. This morning the boatil
passed the following resolution , in accord-
clrwcc with xvliloli thr > govci nor will issue a
reclamation at once :
Aleeoivcil , tflmt the governor bo and hereby
is rciyjeeMuHy requested to issue n now pro-
clatnatloffiPormittliig the Importation of lieof
catllo fronr 0 Btlto of > J1)3vns ) and Indian
'ttirrltorj ctcstltitfd 'or immediate ) .slaughter in
this state , under * pch iiilcs and i emulations
as shall \prcscrlbod by the
board of Hvo W ric commissioners.
URTL'IIX OP TIli5.MEUlC" < .
The St.itn Medical tis&jclntion that has
bocn in session the past thref days Is now n
thing ot the past , and the dotJJnrs finiu over
the state were malcing \vuV-Jiomowardn
* on the trains to-dav. The initlftfflug had
' * bcou a verj successful one , iinu not Hie least
of the events was thu closing batiqucfcvliolil
at Opclt's ' hotel last evening. Mr. Opcit is
too well known over the state to require in ?
statement Hint the b.nuiuot board groaned
with the best the land afforded. After the
fonst came ttio spuuli iimkinir. which was
greatly cno\ed. ] A gncst was p.ntli-ular to
stuto toda.that the talk of Dr. Mai IMP , i r--
i ° .r Pf Sit Vuu'8 ' M' - church , w.ii t/io best
alter uiiinr > r speech lie hud over listened to ,
nuil the oilier addresses wpro pi ceted little
less heartily. Tiid returning uoctois have
nothliig lint the greatest praises to bestow
upon the Lincoln Medical society in its
nctho work for tlieir entertainment , and
especially do they feel under oblisret'oas ' for
the liberal banquet that closed the proceed
ings.
An-nri.r.s or IXCOHPOIIATIOX.
Articles of incorporation of the 13unk of
Western were liled with the socrutorv of state
to-day. The principal place of business is at
Western , Saline county. The capital stock
is e S.OOO , QO per cent to be paid at the com-
nicnccment of business. The coiporation
will begin business on the 1st of November ,
1838 , and continue twenty icars. Thu incorporators -
porators arc .lolin W Ljtlio , 1) . , T. luuynanl ,
Chnrics Ward , William Wind , William Me-
Master and Amelia Hronsen. The Homo In
vestment company of Omaha have filed arti
cles with tl o secretary of utate , under xvhlrh
the capital stock is llxed at ! > CO,000. The
document is signed by Edwin S Hamsoy ,
picsklcnt , and Ul.arlcs 1C. Collins , sccic-
tar\
tarTlio
Tlio Fall-bury Water Woiks company filed
articles of ini-oijioration to-day. Tlio capital
' stock is $7fi,0t)0. ) The corporation is to com
mence business on the 1st day of Muv , IbS-j ,
and continue to a like duto in 101J. Tlio incorporators -
corporators of the company aio C. F. Jlc-
Laln , G. H. Sliocmalcor , IT. L. Uncle , \V. S.
\VrlghtnndC. H. Clarlc.
The Clay County Telephone company also
filed Its articles of incorporation to day. The
Object of this nignni/atloii Is to construct and
operate and maintain n telephone line in Clay
county. Tliir capital stock is 20 , < Wl ) , with
the following named ineorpoi.itors : J. U.
Dlnsaioro , K ra Hio\\n , John C. Hedge , C. J.
Funer' JU8SU Hller.
TOO Ml Oil ( ! V GOOD TIIIVH
, j Every street In tlio city of Lincoln will
bear mor ° 01' less improvement , and it is n
pleasure to note that the real needs in this
way are not neglected. But thcio is a sens- !
bio way to make them. At this time the
streets nro toinup in dilTeiont directions
from twelve to fifteen blocks abend of the
pavers , making them almost impassable , and
after nightfall somewhat dangerous. If the
object of this is to mauo the streets present
n busy appearance there is such a tiling as
making bustle and scorning progressive improvement -
provomont take the phuo of good scnbo. The
streets ought not to bo torn up so far ahead
of the pavers. It is a mistaken idea to think
that such work is pushing the impiovements
on tlio streets to "lapid completion. " They
cannot bo ready for fi co and open und suc
cessful passngo until the payers can say "our
work U finished. "
IIIISI'BCT TIlU SIDBWAI.K ORDltfANCi : .
There is an existing ordinance ) law that re
quires that the walks of the city , in the busi
ness portions , shall bo reduced to a "common
level , " grades having long since been
llxed by the city engineer. .lust
liow much respect is shown this Hut of tlio
"city dads" can bo evidenced by every citi-
zou and visitor. Walks are distressingly un
even and Irregular , and in no way in keeping
with our metropolitan pretensions. This
ought not to be. The gindcs should be
properly reduced , and now , regular and oven
flldnwalks should taliif the place of the old ,
and this work ought to go on side by side
with the work of the paver. The streets
ula not bo kept in n huti ah for the next
'
Got rid of that tired feeling UH quick
/n.s possible. T.iho Hood's Sur iparilln ,
/ winch gives t > trongth , u yooil nppalito
and hculth.
A. GIGANTIC
A Stcninslilp Uno From South
America to Omaha ,
John F. Cahill , Esq. , editor and proprietor
of "El Comerclo del Valle , " of St. Louis ,
\voll-known western organ of trade with
Spanish America , is in Omaha
nnd is stopping nt the \Vlndsor. Mr.
Cahill expressed himself as being delighted
4ivlti | the onorgv and push of Omaha's busi
ness men , and pi edicts that insldo of the : iext
five years the population of this great and
growing city will not bo loss than . " > ( > , UOO.
Mr , Cahill is largely Intcrostud in the MU-
Btailppl Hlvcr nnd Oro.in Navigation com
pany ! and states that they propose to FOVO !
T
the problem of direct and cheap transporta
tion between nil wvutwu river points nnd the
KUlf and river points of Mexico , Central and
( South America lij tin building ot steamships
after an ontir lv now model ivtvntlj
patented in the I'uitcd States and abroad.
With .no of those vessels , Mr. Onhill states
llirfi a cargo of cnlTce can IH > loaded at Vera
Cruz and landed .a Ouulaithout \ | having to
lie transferred , the vessel i turning on the
. river as well as the sea and vice vei bi Mr
.Culilll states that thoiv is plenty of water in
'tlio Missouri to luisuer their purpose , and
that Omaha will bo mudo one of their pmui
IKJ ts of entry , being ns it is the "gate cit.\ "
to all the west bejond Ho is of the opinion
that this BchciiH will bo of uitat buntllt t > )
thin western country , ns their product in
tutu can boshi | > ped to the countries uuniccl
Think of it. Cioods fiom Hio Janeiio landed
in Omaha from the biinio vctisol in wluth
they were loaded.
"Tho best on earth" can bo truly i-.iid
ofGriggs1 Ulii'oriuo Salvo u t > pcnuy )
. .euro for outs , brui&os , bcahls , burns
, pores > , piles , totter and all slun t-rup
stious. Try this wonder hculer , o cunts
Guurnnteod , C. P. Gooilinan.
13NCV It AGING.
ITtUrt ol' Musings aioii to t-couro
All enthusiastic iiieotiiiK of the executive
committee of the Omuhn Business Men's ns-
pociution wiis lieWTlinrsdny ulfiht at the ofllco
" > | Uinsou & Curmichiicl. Thosio present
TeroUrastus A. Ueusoii , piesident , O. N
Icks , vlcojircsldent ; W H. Taylor , secro-
ury ; FJ. V. Moi-bp , treasurer ; D. J. O'Liona-
e , Z. T Lijidsay , W. F. Wright , J. V
Flack , J , 1) . Caruiiehael and O. T. Har
| Tiie cooimlUco was cncourased { jfeatly uy
the results of the eTjrts Already put forth ,
ai.d r solvtd to push more Vigoiuuslv lnt
ever tl.ofnk of BC > ar.r.g the Lia' . n
of J.iuiufactur.ni , ' Iniliistrus In Otn. ha
Mnni lari-'o concerns with pleats of tap. til
nrt1 b < nng corrospundi d witli , with flattering
prosptfits of some of them being Induced to
come here. Several Jargo firms have made
defln-itc propositions which can easily bo
complied with bv the association backed by
the support of Omaha citizens. The so
liciting committee , consisting of Messrs.
Taylor. Hicks nnd Cnrmlcl.aol , will call upon
the clti7ons generally soon with n Plan that
will commend itself to nil. The following
is the paper to which signatuios will bo
asked.
We , the undersigned , for the purpose of
encouraging manufactories in Omaha , do
hereby subscribe and agree to pay to the
Omaha Business Men's ' association on de
mand the sum set opposite our respective
names for each person employed In any now
manufacturing institution which said asso
ciation shall induce to locate in this city. The
association shall pav oor to such manufac
turing establishment the several sums thus
subscribed wlion the factory or factories arc'
In operation and all rcquiiumonts are com
piled with ; provided this subscription shall
bo limited to iiOrt porno nn employed , and that
the snmo shall not hold good longer than otto
year from Juno 1 ls3. One of cither ' ox ,
over eighteen ycai s of ngc and two children
under the age of eighteen , shall bo counted as
ono person , povided said children uro em
ployed In said factory. _
Complexion Powder is nn absolute
necessity of the refined ten lot in this
climiitc. I'o//oni's combines every ol-
cmentof bcnuly awl purity.
1UUU.VUI ) l\\K \ SICIl'l'Hl ) .
A Hnrtciulcr SlysKji'lmisly Disappears
From HDIIIO.
There Is trouble in ttm house of Ulchard
Mnchus , at SO' * Douglas street. The head of
the family is the sole cause of > t , all because
ho ran awav Thursday morning without even
Buying good-b.\o to his \\ifo or infoimiiig her
where ho was going or how long he was
going to stay. Mnchus is a paitner of n man
named X.autor in a saloon near
tlio corner of Tenth and Douglas streets.
Thursday moining ho ate bicakfast as usual
and left the house ostensibly to go tooik. .
On arming nt the saloon ho told his p.u liter
that ho was sick and would take a shoi t
ivnllt. Ho was seen at 1 1 . ; ! 0 in the moi ning but
siuu.0 that time nothing is known of Ins
whereabouts. His wife Is nearly frantic
0'cr his strange conduct. Ho was regarded
as a man of good hub its and has never , to
the knowledge of anv of his friends , \earncd
for the society of other women , so that the
idea that ho has taken another woman and
emigrated to Kansas has not n sufficient
basis upon which to rest. His financial af-
f ! rs-si-e hi sn-i ccstlltios , 56 tlwllt cannot
bo presumed that ho has gene to
Canada to escape Importunate creditors.
His mind was always remarkably clear
at all times , which fixes his committing sui
cide as an absurdity. He had about ! 00 on
his person \\hon ho luft , according to Zau-
ter's statement. What the cause of his
leaving really is , no ono who knows him can
really state , but the police have benn noti
fied nnd will investigate. Telegrams have
been sent to nil udjaccnt towns.
Itorsl'orcls Aciil I'hosphnto
Kor Sunstroke.
It KelievcH the Pi operation and Ner
vous
Drink Malto for the nerves.
MEETING.
Tlio A. O. U. AV. Hold Their Next
in Omaha.
S. R. Pntton and .Tames W. Carr , of this
city , retained Thursday from Louisville ,
Ky. , where they have been attending the
mooting of the supicmo lodge , A. O. U. W.
The gentlemen went to the supicmo session
as representatives from this state. Their
object was to work in the interest of the
state during the meeting , and secure , if pos
sible , the meeting of the next session for
this city. This last named object they ac
complished after agool , hard light for the
plum with Uoston. The convention was one
of unusual interest , and accomplished a
great deal of woik and good for tlio order.
The mcctmgof the supreme lodge means the
assembling of all the chief ofllcei s of the older
and delegates from all the states and Canada.
There will bo about 200 persons hoio as dele
gates beside the largo number of people who
will be attracted here by the interest of tlio
meeting. The citizens of Omaha \\ill be
called upon to assist in the cntcitainmnt of
these guests and will no doubt show the gen
tlemen who secured this pure that tlieir
guests can be entei tamed as well in Omaha
as they could have been in Uoston.
A Good Investment
Is that uhieh yields largo returns fioin
n binall outlay. Header , the way is
clour ! No speculation , no chance , big
returns ! If you uro HUe most of mini-
'
kind you hnv'o somewhere a weakness
don't fee < l ut nil times just us you'd like
-headache to-day , bnckucho lo-mor-
row , clown sick next \\ook all beemibo
your blood is out of order. A small out
lay and what largo returns ! You inve-t
in' Dr. Piorco's Golden Medical Discov
ery and soon pure , frc-ih blood combos
through your veins , and you nro another
being !
KAILUOAI ) NKWS.
George W. Hull , general western agent of
the Ui 10 Despatch line at Chicago , is m the
city.
.1. M Hiownoll , who for flvo icars 1ms
been in the employ of the Pullman Palace
car company as agent at Council Ululfs , will
to-uay n'slgn his position to accept a
mou- pleasant and luciatwo place with the
Windsor hotel in Denver Mr. Hiownell is n
very enterprising young man and owes his
success in life to his own untiring ollorts to
bottei his condition. His absence will bo
greatly felt by his host of mends In this city
and the 1 Hulls ,
The only biisincssof importance ttansnctcd
at thu tianscontinuntal meeting at Chicago
on Thuisday was to meet and adjourn.
The 13. M have put on n special tram
from Lincoln to Crcto for the benefit of par
ties wishing to attend the Clmut.iuqua as
sembly which lea\es Lincoln at'J ' a m. Par
ties leaving Omaha on the early inoiinng
train can make direct connection with Cioto.
Itssuptrlor exrcllanco proven in imlhuns of
hollies for nioro than n < | tiari'r | of u ceiituiy , U
Is iiM-il Iiy the United .status Oo\eminent Kn
ctorsed j the heads of the grout uul\cisltlen ns
thostioinji'st , purest uiul niobt liealibftil , lr
1'llcos 11 earn lluklnB l'o\v tier does not contain
nmnioulu. llino or alum. Kuld only iu rnu ,
I'liici : IIAKINC ; ] > u\\iiit \ ) : co. .
New \ork. Clilciuo St. Louis
WEAK llfbilltllrdllira
ot
mtnntly ciir.il lo thif ,
Tbg Sandeo EUctriu Ce. IB'J ' La3llli it
Or any other Mineral Poison.
It Is Ndtnrc'B ncmcdj , maJo eiclutlt/ !
from Rootjnml Herts.
It U frfcd ! ? Hnrmlen.
It l the only r mcOy knnwn to the vnrM
thit ban c\fr jft Oirfd ronlocFfotn lltaol
M'oninnll ( II tlagf
It curct Mrrciirlal lUii'iitmUsm. C-ircfr ,
eiTOfult.nnil other Mwxl ill < rn ri lurctofora
cnn ldcrcl Incurablo. It cufcs any dUcaso
caused from Impiife blood. H l < nowjjrc-
icrliicdhy tliou < nnit of the best jhjslclans
In the United Siatci , c > a loulc. Wu aipond |
tlio statement ot n few :
"IliaTomertS S B on patlpnti conraloc-
Inn from fnirir ami frnm tuonslcn llh tlia
bcstrisull * . J. .S Clllt'tl , M I ) .
l.llarlllc , elft "
IIHFUFX , OlVlllln White won fifllklol
with i.t fuln n vcn > rar I prMirllitil b. 8.
B. , nnd to Oar ho li a fa nnd f,1 10 D
IlidtMivD , Vi. . Ota 1 % 18M I limn tnl.cn
Ihn o Iwtllr of S tri' Spot It'o for snot ilirr
Llunil iKl < on. It ncta muilibotlprthnn ( jot *
Formerly ot Sussex Co. , Vn.
nn. R. J. IU1 K. the Wfll known ilrucRlit
and nhjulclin , of Nailivlllo , Hownrl County ,
Ark .writes ' Iln ltifnme | kiuiulcdnon ( o
\hal S , S. S M i'oinM | ) ed of , I can MfHy
rrcnminenil It ns the ipinpily fornlUklu dU-
ea r , It nmtltra not nhnt the imnio may I'O. '
Wo hn\e n book sMnp n lilMory of this
TTontlerful irtnidy. nnd lt ruriM , fromtill
o cr the \vorM , nhlch " 111 convliu-Jnou that
U vu t-'iy l < trne.nud wldrh \ \ Klllnmll
free on nnlillcatloii. No family Rlnmhl ho
nltlioiittt Wo lm\n nnothrron Colilugluua
liliMMl 1'ultoii , ncnt on tninc tt mis.
Wrllo us o hl'tory of jour case , nnd our
ph ) lclan nlll niblsc nlth youl kttrr , In
itrlctrnt ronflileiKC We UI not ilcu'O *
joil kuo liifil ; .
Jr'cr B.'ilo by nit ilriisr.l't' .
TUB H\MI-T Brrpirtc Co ,
Drauir J , Atl.nitn , Da , 1
" . , - Kew Yoi * . "W Iit < iail nj J
. j .7 LoaJuU. LUK , WSuott llllt.
In oirorln ? to the pufollca i pmmly
yy Intended fcir the pie.Mji > ntlon o
the health nnd happiness of e\ cry
family throughout the land. It
HAVE 'lns ' 'loou thoioughlv tested hy
thousands of pionilnont phyil-
danshotlioi rfullj testlfj to Its
MQ cfllcncy In eoliths , Colds.Iloarho
lie * * . 1'leurlny , rij t ; „ „ „
gctllUcfti JthcunlnHsm , liiunlj.iKo
ADfll flPV ItHCKiicko aud Kldne > Ulwafces ,
nrULUUI Of COUMO > icfei tci IILNMIN' * )
I'lSTLII , u sclt'iitlllc conililna *
tlon \M'll-kno\Mi iiii-illail In-
Bieilloiits for thu piompt lellef
TO ofnchvsnnd p.ilns of e\eiy de
scription within the roailiof nil
oxteinal appllratlon Itlseleivu-
MAI/C ly , convenient nnd roilliilile. In
lllHlxC hiijiiic nskfo III.NI-ON'S aud le-
fllso nil other piasters.
THEY DID IT.
What ? Cured nmong others the
following. They write :
e- ) > Central A\cCincinnati,0 , J
January 4th , 1W8 J
Athloi linro WHi hsvo curwl mo of ll\er
roiulalnt | nail cl5 | ll ltt. Iimtajciinf
HIM J ills to a frkiul lioli troubled \\W\
inill-o-.tloii ) anil lie UK lnn > rui won-
deilully. 1 H ItowBKAMp.
18 lio-ctto It , New Hirtpii.Ct. , 1
l'tbruii > Kith , IKd S
Atliloi horoi 1'llls woikcilondprs Iu my
Ca"t Ol llj tpei < rik. LMU 1. CI.AHK
Pills small and
Ath-lo-pho-ros are
jili'.isant to taTie , yet \voiideifttlly
ciltctive. Invaluable for kiilncy
and llyor complaints , ilypepsij , in-
dif-estion , con&tiiiation , heail.iuhe.
etc. They'll take away that tirul
feeling giving ncn lilenncUticngtli.
ZScuil OcLiils for tlie Ijc-iutlfiil rolored pic-
tine , " ilx > ri'-li Miiuli n "
THEflTHLOPHOROSCO. 112 Wall St. N. Y.
( UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
( is O\ nit A MILLION Di
Louisiana State Lottery Company ,
Incoiporntoil by the IcfiMntitie In 1NVfoi IM-
national .mil riiailtaVio i > mpoes mid its fian-
clilse made a part of HIP juevnt Mite Constitu
tion , in 1S",0 , liv n oMsiHiielwlnic jiopulai tu.
Its OltANI ) I'.XTlt.VOItlllNAItV DUAU 1NS ( ! ,
take ilatij ScMiil-Anmially , ( Juno mid Dutcuiben
mid ltn ( iU\N'I > BlNGI.l ; Nl'Mlinit DUAW-
INCjStuku place on each of tliootliei ten months
In tlie j ear , and are all ilra u In public , nt the
Academy of Music , Now Oileuus , l.u.
"We do hoiol > y certify that wo sup i\Iso tlio
niraUKCincnts foi all the Monthly mid hi'iul-An-
jliml DniwliiBsof The Louisiana fst.ito Ijottuiy
( onipanj.und In person mann o and control
the iH.iwIngt thomsehes. mid tli.it the samu
nic > coudnctfil vltli honesty , tultno-s , ami in
i-ood faith toward all iiaitles , and o autlunlyu
the coinimnr to un this < i > itlllcati' , with fur- ,
f i in Mcuatiuos attatlud , In Its ad\er-
COMMISSIONKUS.
We the underMKncil Il.inks and Il.mkPi swill
liny all l'i)7t'S ) drawn in 'I ho Louisiana Stuto
luttuilc"ihlth mu ) lie iire&uutcil at oui coim-
tui.s ,
H. SI WAI.MSI.HV , l'ri . LonUlnnu N'at. Uk ,
1'll.lUti : IANA1'X , 1'ios.Mato Niit I Ilk
A. IIAMU ) IN. I'IHM Now Orleins Nut 1 111 : .
UAUIj KOI1N , l'r < K. I nion National Hank.
GRAHD MONTHLY DRAWIHG ,
In llio Academy or Sltmio , Now Or
li-nns , Tuesday. .Inly 1O , 18HH.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $300,000.
100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars oach.
Halves $10 ; Quarters $5 ; Tenths $2 ; Twen
tieths $1.
U-TOF I'U17iS. :
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IJ.I1M1.SAI , I'lllZKS.
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OIW do. IWiuo . W.WU
J.iai I'riziM , amounting to . , . . $ IU."IIMIU
NIITE 'lliXetsclruiTlni ; Capital 1'rlzcs nrc nutcic
titli'il to tt'rinlnnl 1'rl/e * * .
t"l > ni d m ICAits.or liny further lnf nmiUoi
ilo.'Irc'J. v. rlto IcHllilj to tlio unilcrflKiiuil , tlruily tint-
li.Ljuur iiNiiliiHi' , with Mute , Coinily , s-ln'Cl mill
lllllt'ur Muiv nipht icluru mull ilolUcr ) nillbuus-
Kureil hy > uur ciiihxlni , n i'iutluiu | Lulling ) uur
lull tiililrL' ii
t-enil J'usr VI , MJTI.S. Iliprcss Mono ) Order * , of
Niiw nrk I julmntii' III ordinuiy liHtcr , i'Miruuj lo
i.xiirLh : ia t our u iicutu ) lulitressul
M. A. HMJI'III.S ,
> cw Orluinb , La , ,
orM A. DAri IIIN.
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW IU1.KANS NATIONAL HANK ,
Nun Urlcuiin ha.
1 > Ji'AriT'Ar'nii'l * 'J'hiitilic prcnemo iili.o
K IM > 1 1\1 > 1 1) 1 j U iruls liiuurer-unl unit l-ur-
If , wlio are la < lmri.'u nl the ilru"ln , Is tu ! idiiu > i'
ol ub ulutu fuiruuaa uuU lnlri' 'iil ) , lliul tliuilitiiK is
aioullctiuul , anil Hut no ouu tail iioDlbl ) Ji\luu
w luil number will iliuw 1'ilto
"HI Ml MIIKU nKo , lliut tlif iiiirtupnt of I'rlipi it
( ItAKAVJKhO HY HUH .NA'llnNAI. HA h ot
huvr Urleuui * . nail tno TKkels Kre elvniM by ttu l'rc i'
dentof an Institution. vUiuiu iluutt riul nnliU tnu
rpcD 'nUL.'d in thu UUIiUkt Ci > uii llicrefori ! , bL uie
ut aii > lmli liLii oriinan\uiuiis tbuiut '
SOMERVILLE SCHOOL
For Young Ladies.
ST. CI.A1U , MICH.
Tluea courses of fctuilj. I'lionm linuks in evo-
rs depart'iicnt. HulliUnga uletrnntly fuiiilkliiHi.
lleiiteil ultli fctctuii , lifliledlili BUS.nter
fiom bt. Clixlr ilvui. Mipc-ilor adva t.is-i. & In
music atiduit. Aildrcsi rorclruiUi ,
: bUlUULSt.tlan : Mlu
To tiie Wnolesale and Retail Trade of tlie West. The opportunity of a lifetime for cash buy
ers throughout the west. Extraordinary closing sale. Unapproachable bargains to close
the seasonal ! every department.
Our limited space prevent * us inr-n
tlonliip but \erj few of the bargain loU
offered , Ijut we runrnntco from now un
til July Uli , Rroater bargulnj. in fiuo
Ucacly-iMado Clothiiifr , Furnishing
Goods , Hutunel Caps , tlmn wore cvot1
before quoted by tiny Ih-m in the cloth
ing business in the west. No old poods
litany prico. Tlio goods c > lTerccl to you
ut , this &alo arc all now , made upulhin
the last ninety clays.
HHA.D THU LIST , SliH THU PRICKS
It will amply rew.iy tlio oxpotisoa of n
trip to Omaha by any man , woman 01'
child wanting10 worth of clothing.
j\s specimens of the dltlorent bargain
lots coinpri'-cjcl in this lot , wo mention ti
fowas follows , with a jnumintac that
the small number specially mentioned
arc no 111010 attractive or dciirable bur-
Kains than hundreds of others to bo
found in every uVnarlinpnt of our eslab-
lislmicut elurlng this sale.
Lot 1187. On Monday o will place on
our counter * -100 plain black pure till
\vool Imported Whipcord Suits in full
weights , suitable for use in this climate
ten months of the ycav. These suits are
absolutely now , fresh from the work
shop , and never shown on oute'ounlors
before. Suits made up in the very lat-
c'St style 1 button cutaway frock , which
wo ofior in nil sizcb from 5 toU.Vo
shall oiler this frock hull atS15 per suit.
Wo have not another word to sav about
this lot , excepting this , that wo have
sold precisely the same hint over since
oui'btoro was opened for S122 , nnd never
less.
less.Lot 3" P fi. Wo offer 150 Metis' Double
Hrcastc-d Sack Suit" , regular i/.os from
! ! " > to 3jof the celebrated Slater Flannel
all wool and guaranteed full indigo.
Goods made by the celebrated Slater
Woolen Co. , of Webster , Mass. Made
atidliimmod in flr-"t class innnnor and
perfect lilting. Wo o'Tcr ' this lot to
c-lo c at the unheard of price of $ ' 1.50.
Kemcmbor this lot is all 111 double
breasted Sack Suits.
Lot 80)0. Wo offer 100 suit * , which
will positively bo tno last of this lot of
the celebrated Sawyer Woolen t'o'a
goodi of which wo have sold hundreds
during the last two months. Wo olfor
100 of the neatest styles ot theses famous
goods to c-loso nl the romarltably low
price of Sl'J. This suit is totalled by
ovcry house in llio country tit 'SIN. ' Wo
have never offered a bargain that has
given such universal satisfaction IH this
Biiit. All sizes tit the same price 812.
LM 3. Wo offer 600 pairs best fancy
Cass-lmcro Pantaloon , goods that were
made to hell for $7.60 and istliis ason.
Goods made by the Glebe Woolen Co. ,
Koi'k Manufacturing t'o. , lloi-kanum
Mill. Hroadbrook Mills , and other man-
ufactuHM-s of equal reputation. They
are in regular sues , nd as nice sl.\log
as wr > have In our stock at any prico.\Vo
find that we hove a surplus of thcso line
goods and wo do not wi h to carry them
over , and have con cquently made the
uniform prioo of $5 per pair for the en
tire lino. Those goods are of the \cry
lie l workmaiihhip , and equal to any $10
custom pantaloons. Price during this
closing sale will be $3.
In our Movs' and Children'a dcp.u.rt-
jni-iit we offer an nXTKAORDINAUV
Hup of bargain , particularly in Short
pant Suits. Our space will not permit
of our enumerating the different bargains -
gains in this deiurtmcnt , however , wo
\\\\l \ \ mention one , a lot of 230 Boys'
ICnco Pant Suits , embracing throe dif
ferent stjlc-4. which wo have marked nt
the extraordinarily low price of fcJ.AO to
close. Si'/ct. from I to 11 years. Send
for sample suit. You will be bettor
idoiHcil with them than anytningwo
\\i\\a \ \ shown jou at this price before.
Lot tiSU nnd 211) ) . Hovs1 I-KUig Pant
Suits. Wo oil or in this lot which em
braces two styles , Hoys' strictly all
wool oassimors MICK suits , coal , pants
and vest , in dark and medium colors
for boys from 10 to.l I ycnrs of ago. Thfa
suit was made to sell at $10 but wo w ish
to reduce our slock of them immediate
ly and offer them at this s.Uo to closa
for only SC. jH-r suit. } } \ cry garment la
warranted strlctlv all wool now fresh
goods. Remember the price $0.
CUNTS' FUHNl.SinXG GOODS DK-
PAHTMUNT.
In this department we announce- the
Kilo of 800 do/on Gents' Fancy Shirts.
This entire lot wus manufactured c > \ -
prcssly for this mason's trade , wo have
a largo stock of thorn on hand and oiler
them at 60 per coat loss than llio overage -
ago price to clts.o ) thorn out. All now
yiitte.ins , mosl desirable btylc * . fast
colors , perfect tilting and perfectly
made in ovcry rcspocl , regular pricc-a
which were from 81 to $1.7f > . Thtsonlt
lot in all i/0b from 14 lu 1(1 ( and 1 nook
wo offer at 75 cents each. Order for half
do/cn lots no loss.
Parties at a distance ordering these
lots wiH pU'lbQ. fflYO US si e of collar
worn and mis is all that is necessary in
order to got a perfect lit.
Men * * . Half Hose 7-3 - cents per pair. Wu
oiler 830 do/cn of Men's Fancy Half
llobontTt ! cents per dozen to close.
Kogular $ l.f > 0 goods to bo sold only in
dozen lots at the ronmrkably low price
of 7o cents per do on , in si/cs from 0 to
Sample suits of any of these lots Yill bo sent ( J. O D. with the privilege of examination to any address in Nebraska , Iowa
Colorado , Kansas , "Wyoming , Dakota and Montana.
OMBA0HsflTON Freeland , Loomis & Co.
NEW YORK . .
Proprietors :
DES MOINES
Corner Douglas and 15tli Sts. , Omalia , Neb.
Largest Clothing House West of tlie Mississippi River ,
sssssssssssas
Our usual Semi-Annual Clearance Sale of Spring and Summer Clothing will com
mence today , and everything in the store will be sold at
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Less than the original price. Our former clearance sales have always been a great
success , and as we have on hand -present a most elegant assortment of fine Mer
chant Tailor Made clothing , we look forward to a big rush , and we advise those con
templating purchasing to call as early as possible , as the old adage says , first choice
is always best. Some goods we bought this spring at
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3i i Of the making , so you can imagine what a bargain yoii will have if you t > ur chase
a suit of us. These are some of OUR PRICES :
Spring Suits , Correct Styles , Elegantly Made and Trimmed.
$ 9.50 buys a Seymour Sack Suit , which was made to order for $2O.
11,50 buys a One Button Sack Suit , which was made to order for$22.
13.75 buys a. Straight-cut Sack Suit , which was made to order for $28.
16.OO buys a Railroad Sack Suit , which was made to order for $30.
20.OO buys a Four Button Cutaway Suit , which was made to order for $40.
24.OO buys a One Button Cutaway Suit , which was made to order for $5O.
28.5O buys a Bannockburn Cheviot , sack or frock , which was made to order for $6O.
30.00 buys a Crepe Worstedimp. ( ) 4-Button Cutawaywhichwas made to order for $65.
NOBBY DESIGNS AND BEAUTIFUL FINISH.
$18.00 Buys a Cassimere Prince Albert Siiit which was made to order for $37.
$22.50 Buys a Cheviot Prince Albert Suit , which was made to order for $45.
f $25.50 Biiys a Corkscrew Prince. Albert Suit , which was made to order for $50.
I $30.00 Buys a Nobby Pin Check , light color , which was made to order for $6O.
It $35.00 Buys an Imported Worsted , satin lined , which was made to order for $7O.
$40.00 Buys a Clay Worsted , silk lined , which was made to order for $80.
t A Xol > l > ) i ( intl Complctclinc of Pantaloons from $2.7to $10. Ail alterations to Improve ttflttlonefreo ofcltarqc.
1119 PARNAM STREET. 1119.
Three Doors East of I2th Street
Mail Orders Promptly Attended to.
M3 ESg > T n3 nMmg ! ! ) SlgWg ! !
Nebraska Natioiisi
U. C. DEP03ITOKY , OMAHA , 1IEB.
I'nlil l'l CnjiHnl . $250,000
Suriiliit , . fiO,000
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( bucct iur& t < > Jnlin d Juiubi )
Undertakers & Embalmers
At t 'IP old stand , 14 luumiuM. Onlaib iiy
lelearujih tolieitnl , iud iimmiitly utteudeil
Tiilfphono to No - "
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Bpps's Cocoa
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wlilcli KUVUIII tlio O | eitttion uf ( llFeitton anil until
ti < n nn i by uirLful niiplRtitloQ of the flno prui > irtci !
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Ln Hkfuti mljlca with u dullintei ) Duvi-rcJ - liurorduo
nhuli unit tan. us nmn > lioury dotturi Llll < H u
b > II o juill'l'iua ' un > ol ULI | utllilti ut rtlot tlml u
rui.-uiuli Hi limy l > u cnulunlly built uii until etrunj
( nuu n to roittiit oicr > tfuJonc ) tn ilucaite Hun.
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( sit. iu niiiuy a fatal Mmltl ) ) ki.LjilnL' uurtolvctnull
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Iriiiiu. i ml finlou liar.'tie
Ma Ic simiilr with bulling atcr or milk , gold only
Iu luill pnuuJ tun by ( , ro en lubclui ) thus
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ItlLO LrfUK UUii I.O.MION ,
ItemorkaWe for puwerful svrap
Un u tutiu. tillable u 'ion uni ] ai >
toluie iUirabiliiy ji years re < > rd7
lUa bcjf nuttiunHe of the cx .ol-
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S. K , FELTOH & CO. ,
Water Works Coolractors
And M.muraf uiu-rt. ' At'cun tor
WATER WORKS SUPPLIES ,
Of all Jlri
Hydraulic Engines , Sur veys. De
tail Plans and Specifications.
Furnished on Short Notice.
Correspondence Solicited.
Office , Straus's ' Building , Fourth Door ,
OMAHA , NEBRASKA ,
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STEEL PEMS
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THE MOST PERFECT OP PENS ,
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From Naw York Every Tuesday ,
Cabin MiiHiigo f l'i niul iw , anoMMnu lo location
of stutu loom. 1 xi'iiialon JOJ ttifaj ,
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Reduced Cabin Katoa to Giusyow Ex
hibition ,
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BEST MADE.
Perfid liidim ; Buggies.
Breaking Cr.-ls.
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