Nebraska Newspapers

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OMAHA DAILYBEESATURDAY. _ . AUGUST 4 , 188a
GLANDERS ALMOST GONE ,
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There Are Sold to Bo Very Few
CnsoQ in Nebraska.
STATE VETERINARIAN'S REPORT.
Walters of Int rrcst to tlio A. O. U.V. .
Tlio CnHoado Kamicm * Alllnnco
lule nte to tlio Depp
Wlitcr Convention.
lilKCOLK BUllEAU OFTllK OMAHA BcB. )
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LINCOLN , August a. )
The sttito vetcrlnurlnn Bays tlmt glanders
liIOsair to soonjjo a disease ol thu i > ast In
Nebraska , and Unit It Is now pniUlcaUy
under control. Slnco the flrbt dny of April
TOO horscB liavo been cxuinlncd , BUjiposc'd to
have been effected by the discuso , imd 1.70 of
tlicm have been killed. IlcpnitH , howovcr ,
constantly coino to the voturluitilau and
board of socratarlcB that tlio disease exists in
different parts of the Btnlu , but this Is largely
duo to tbo system adopted for tlio absolute
suppression of tbo disease. Sheriffs mo or
dered to keep an eye out for Indications of
the disease and to report to the etato bonrd
whenever fears uro such as to warrant it.
For this reason the discaso Is frequently re
ported to exist hoio and thuro bythostato
j > rts , but Investigation lately , in a very
Kroat majority of cases , proves the report and
fears to bavo been groundless. Dr. Oeith
states that an occasional cnsoot genuine
glanders comes to light , but they are
few and far between , and that ho doubts of
thorn being a half dozen glandcrcd horBCH in
the state. IIo also sal'l that the cxpi esscd
fears that the law providing for payment
for horses killed because of having tbu dis
case would lead to the Khipmont of horses
with plunders into tlio state , were not well
founded. "Tho penalty is such that possible
ci hninuls respect the law. "
IIETTI-.U HAVK MlfillKI ) .
John L. MtConneU was arrested lust evenIng -
Ing for refusing to tear down the nulls of
his building , burned recently , by otdorof
the city council. Slnco the Oaldoy flre the
walls loft standing have boon in a dangerous
condition and fears Imvo been entertained
that they would fall and do bad woric. They
were condemned soon after the Uro and lie
wn.9 ordered to tear them down , but for
BO mo reason failed to do BO ,
und ycRtorday at 5 o'clock they took a tumble ,
damaging Mr. Newman's stoic room consid
erably , shattering the roof and covering his
stock of goods with plaster dust. FJTO War
den Nowbcry immediately llled complaint
against McConncll , charging him with un
lawfully permitting unsafe walls to stand on
his property after they had been condemned ,
und ho was at once placed under arrest
JOINRD ran TIUAI , .
John and Homy Zoning filed their petition
In tlio district court of Lancaster county this
morning against Fred Funkc , alleging that
the said Punko threatens and is about to
build a solid iron and masonry wall to pro
ject into the street and property owned by
the said petitioners on Twelfth street , in
block No. 50 , in tbo original town site of Lin
coln , and that the defendant further proposes
to build stairways , running to the second
story of Funko's opci a house , overhanging
the sidewalks on the street , to the extent
that it will bocomc a common public nuisance
and greatly damage plaintiff's ' property , and
further that Twelfth street is occupied by
business houses , and that the sidewalk -
walk and street are necessary for business
egress and the convenience of the public , and
that the damage by building the proposed
Avails and stairways will bo irreparable to
owners of property on the street and to all
business Interests. It is further alleged that
Twelfth street is ono of the principal thor
oughfares of the city , and that largo numbers
of people constantly pass and rcpass along
the street , and that the building of the con
templated walls and stairways will bo con
stant obstructions , and therefoio complain-
nnts pray that the court shall issue a tem
porary Injunction enjoining the dofcnd.xut
net to make any permanent Obstructions that
t will lu anyway interfere with the rights of
other property owners on the block , or In any
way obstruct the street , and such other re
lief an In equity may appear.
TO HUllOllDINATK IXMlOhS , A. O. U. W.
Gruud Hocordor Waring to-day Issued the
following orders to the officers and members
of the subordinate lodges of A. O. U. W. , In
Nebraska :
"You uro hereby notified that M. K. D6o-
little , n member of Uattlo Crook lodiro , No.
123 , wtm expelled from the order on the 25th
d < VV o'f JUDO , IbSS.
' 'Hecorders will read this circular In open
lodge and malta record of this expulsion in n
book provided for that purpose , as required
by * article 15 of the grand lodge constitution ,
No form of record for this purpose
being furnished by the grand lodge
I would recommend that tho. recorder !
rUla suitable columns in the buck of theii
, rninutt books and use that spaoe for thi :
purpose.
"it seems that it Is not generally knowi
that an applicant must be initiated wltblr
thrto months from the date of his acceptance
, by the grand medical examiner ( the state o
the DOueilciary certificate being of ty-Sum <
1 date as the approval by the G-5i" E. ) felsi
ench applicant must ho ro-cs > > .7iilned. , .
"Herteftcr no one VfiU bo initiated nttei
throe months frouytfto date of the issuaiici
of his bortcflel ry certificate , until no Is re
Examhed'and that re-ex&mmatlou approver
by the grand medical examiner.This is li
ocordauco with decisions of the Varlou
grand lodges and of the grand master work
, jnan t > t this Jurisdiction and Is in entire bar
tnohy with the spirit of our beneficiary law.1
_ TI1E OASOADE yAhMEltS1 AIXIANCE.
The state board ot transportation and At
lornoy General -Loesa specially received i
resolution from the Cascade Farmers' alll
.ftnco. of Cass county , to-day , heartily chdort
Ing the imperative order issued for froigh
tariff reductions .and every other nc lei
taken by thCtu tondink to ftdvaheo the cbtu
v < Srclal interests of the pcoplo of the state
The resolution Is.signed by 850 farmers am
"bicmbors ot tbo alliance. ahU Is as follows :
Itcsolyod , That wo heartily endorse th
action of Attorney General Ldcso and ih
etato board of transportation in , reducln
freight rates , and bvcry other effort of th
board to do something for thb pcdjile th
tends In anyway to advance the cdmmcrcii
Interests of the producers and waRB-oarnon
"Wo are in full sympathy with all such movi
inents. . ,
1 DfeKP WiTA DEWflATES.
The board of trade held n meeting lat
Cvpnlug at the 13urr block to soloot five deli
gates to attend the convention at Denvgr o
the 2Sth day of August , which , is _ callei\ \ <
devise moans for the establishment of a dee
Water harbor nt some suitable point 6n.Y
gulf coast. The following namdd gcntlcme
wora selected , viz. : A. II. Weir. A. J. Gu
' tin , J. H. MuMurlry. M. J. AUkin and Job
JJ. Wright.CITV
CITV X1SW8 ASD SOTtS.
Tlia flro alarm was sounded this biornln
Bt 10 o'clock und thu fire department fair ]
Jlew to the corner of Twenty-seventh and \
i utrcuts.whero the lira was locatcdbut arrive
. totrluto to save a small barn owned by S. <
Smith , valued at $200 , uninsured. Othi
properly was In great danger , but no fnrthi
loss is reported. Fires in Lincoln have bet
quite frequent of late.
Thcro is a growing feeling hero that som
thing must bo done to secure greater wet
pressure , lu the event of n bli ? Uro the wat
* UpiMy would not bo sufficient to check
control It. Thcro Is great danger In tl
present unfortunate water supply. It is p
enough to fight a fire , and a thirsty pubi
rqbu.1 against drin.klug.bduo. This is I
twccn two fires with a vengeance ,
J. O. liurnoy , ot Crete , came In on tl
luorning train and reports thai the "nor
Bide" mill dams went out last night. T
dams had Just been completed at an oxpcn
Of 91S.OOO and were built with heavy ston
stayed by oak piling , Mr , Uurnoy stat
ttiat the loss is a very heavy ono to the ml
ing company , bat Is unable to give a reas
why a dam can not bo built that will sta
the test. .
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, The groom waa , twenty year * of ago a' '
ihoebrldo but thirty-three. Married
Judge Stewart at S o'clock this morning , M
Willis Uartlott nndjtlrs , KUrabeth Lucl
both of Elnnvoad , Cass county , And luc
xnoy It bo for the bravo , boy who promised
love , cherish and obey "until death us
part. "
To err Is hXitiian , but you tnako i
niittuko H you uho Dr. Jonoa' Ri
Cloycr Tonlo for dyapopsla , costlvonci
bail breath , pllb , pjmplos , nguo ai
inhlntln , poor lUipbtilo , low spirits ,
cUbcnt-es of the IndnoyB , stomach ai
llv-Or. 60 cout8. Goodrauu prufe Co ,
SUING A
Mrn. IiIclMcnniny I'nyrt $1(10O Tor n
Dcuroe of Divorce.
Mrs. Sarah J. AlcMcnamy , of Plattsmouth ,
Cass county , was represented In the Cass
county court In 18So , In on application for n
decree of divorce from her husband , by Al
beit N. Sullivan , n Plattsmouth attorney.
The ducrco was granted and the attorney
charged a fee of foO for conducting the case.
During the trial , Mr. Sullivan so ingratiated
hltuflclf into the confidence of Mrs. Me *
Mehairy that ho became her confidondial
adviser In business. IIo learned that she
hod two tots in Omaha and ho at once struck
up 11 deal with her to get them. A contract
was made by which ho was to trudo her a
quarter section of land In Custer county , val
ued at $1,000. and his attorney fees In the
divorce case und somonotcs for the property ,
which was valued at ? 1X)3 ( ) , anil obtain a
deed for the same. The transfer was made
and the lots worn deeded to Mary Sullivan ,
bis wife. Mrs , Sullivnn sold the property
to John T. McManlus , who , In
turn , sold it to Gcorga B. Ayers.
When Mrs. McMcnamy catno to claim her
CuBtor county pioperty shu found that Sulli
van only bad n Union Pacific railroad land
pnmt for the property , and that only SIS had
bocii paid on it. She now brings suit aganlst
Albert N. Sullivan , Mary Sullivnn ntsd
George B. Ayers for $ ! , ( 00 , and asks the
court to enjoin the Sulllvnn'B from negotiat
ing thu notes and mortgages on the properly ,
and George 13. Aj crs from selling or dispos
ing of tlio same.
Samuel N. Gustln has begun suit against
Jcstcn & Hughes for $ . " > ,00 ( ) damages for falsa
Imprisonment. The plaintiff was ai rested lu
July on the rhnrgo of obtaining $9 of the de
fendants under fnlso pretenses. Gustln was
diichargcd by Judge 13orka , but bis defense
had cost him f > 0 and ho was confined for n
night in a olose , warm , stilling and dlsagico-
abloLoll , Bunoundod by diunkeu persons
and criminals , and "suffered and endured
great physical and mental torture. "
An Absolute Curo.
the OHir.lNAL AI31BTINE OINTMENT
is only put up in largo two ounce tin boxes ,
and is an absolute euro for old sorog , burns ,
wounds , chapped bands , and all skin eiup-
tlons. Will positively c.ira till kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL AH1ETINK OINT
MENT. Sbld by Goodman Drug Co. , at 23
cents per box by mail 30 cents.
Drink Malto itispleasant.
TUB llU/VI/i'V MAllKCT.
InstritniontH JPlaci-il on Uccoril Dur
ing Yestorday.
ICE Iteld mid huslmnd to A 0 Ttmey , lot
7. lilk ] , Httckoj o place , w-d t BOO
K A Uwnson nnd wife to J A J.awronco ,
lot 4 , blk 8 , IlrlKi-s plnco. w d 1,800
1)0 I'littemonandwlfHto r II W llrnu-
chort , lot 5. blk 7 , I'attoMon pnrk , w d 62"
LH Iteodto Dec llulldingCo.lotfl , blk 121 ,
Omahn.qcd 1
H Levy to t ) L Vinz , u ! W ft of lot C , blk
C6 , boutn Unmhit MO
W Jloirko Ct al to 8 Martinson , o 44 ft of
lot U. blk InvpASsuadd 2.DOO
J W Imnmen ana wife toV .1 Martin ,
lulddlu h' of lots 13 and 14 , blk IT , lied-
ford plnco , w d CCO
J r Vuudercook nnd htnlmnd to T..1.1'cn-
nflll , lot 8 , blk 1 , Vnndeicnok 'ierince.
vrd 21,000
I'M Jiiynesnud wife to JV llnrnsdull ,
1 old. blk IB , K V Bmltli's add. w d . 1
J W Harn dnll to M L JnjlKS , lot 8 blk5 , .
K V smith's mid , w a 3iOD
Wm J.utey ct ul to I , lirndford , lots 1,2 , D ,
4 nnd r > , Ilunson's sub , w d 1
JAMcSluluo to T Ji Wlldo , lot 4. blk 5 ,
Ilrookllne , ( i c d 1
Twelve tinmfcra. . * 29,081
Building Permit * .
The following building permits wcro is
sued yesterday :
T. K. Illriiltiian. cottage , Newton near
Twenty-seventh $ OCO
K. D. tmness. ioitage , Kle\enth between
Outer and Dorcas 500
1) ) . Kellnur , residence , Oeorglix near Jack
son 1,700
Metropolitan HuildliiR and Loan nssocln-
ratlon , cottage , bpring nud Hlmelmugh. . 075
Metropolitan Hulldlnn nnd J.onn nssocln-
tlon. tottace , OrandnearHlmobaugh. . . 573
WelijOlscu , twocottases. Tenth between
UDorcaaand Mnrtha 3000
A. O. Jones , cottage. Miller nnd lUirton . . KOJ
F. A. Manger , Inipiovements , 'Jia ! ) Uur-
detto ? . . . 1,000
AnnnMellredo , improvements , Sixteenth
and Murcy , 200
E. Alnwow. lranrCTc'liients , Boventoenth
near J.-eaTeiiw'orth 400
Ten permits , aggregating. t 8,250
In another column o ( thisisauo will bo
found nn onth'oly now nnd novel apoci-
irton Of nttraotivoadvortising. It is ono
of the'neatest ever placed in our pnpor
and wo think our renders will bo well
repaid for examining the SUPPOSED
display letters in the advertisement of
Prickly Ash Blttora
Drink Mai to , 25 contsa bottle.
Octtlne It Into the Wifo'8 Nnino.
Jotoph . Uaruadftll filed a doedycstorday
convoying to Minnie L. Jaynos lot 8 in block
IS , In E. V. Smith's addition to the cltv of
Qsaha. The considorat'-jTi ' named is 1)1,000 , -
and the transfer 1 % Subject to a ihortgago of
tlt > ,000. The property is at the corner bf
Qlkfk street nnd Sherman nvdnuo. Previous
to this llllng a deed had been rocortloil coh-
veylng the same property from Fremont N.
Jayncs nnd his wife , Minnie , to Joseph W.
Harnsdall. The cohslderatloh was SI. Those
transfers are said to have been made to facili
tate preparations for a now block to bo
erected on the lot.
There are many thinpu to Be ffratof ul
for , if wowould but think BO , and among
those is the introduction of Van Duzor's
Flavoring Extracts Somowluit lols than
a third of fa century ago. If thVro is a
cook in Alnorida , professional or othor-
wiao.who has not tested and IB not ready
to avottchtho excellence of these ttoll-
known preparations , dho or ho is Woefully -
fully behind the ago. No chemical or
other impurity contaminates them.
They are Simply delicious.
Drink Malto for the nerves.
HOW They bhowed Their Spite.
MftttlD Fuchman and her neighbors , Mr.
and Mrs. Lilencrom , have had so mo trouble
of late , nnd the last two stole into Mattio's
home lately in her absence and destroyed
everything they could lay their hands On.
Carpets wore cut , cbnirs broken , clothing
torn and all the damngo done that could tie.
At least so Mattie charges , and she has
caused tlio arrest of Mr. and Mrs. Lilencrom.
They wore arraigned In Justice Wa'de's
court yesterday , out pleading that they wore
not ready for trial the magistrate granted
them a coutlnuunce until Monday at 2
o'clock p. , m. . . j. ,
CREAM
Itstnperlor excolenca proven In millions of
homes for more than a quarter of a ctmtury. It
iausia ; > > y tlie United HUtos ( lurerntuvnt. 'Kn-
dorseil by the heads of the ereat universities as
the trf > uc > t , jiurest uil most b althrul. Dr.
1'rtcrs Ocaiu DaUni ; fowder does not contain
ammonia , Itme or alum. Sold nnljr In cans.
I'ltICK UAKINQ VOWDEIt CO. .
NewTork. Culcftso. Bt. Louts.
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DIAMONDS
Watches and Diamonds Found in Tec
and Cotfes-A Novel 'Way of In
troducing Goods ,
The names of tvll persons finding din
mends , watches , etc. , uro added to Ihii
list daily. THe Overland Ten company
of Bun Franciocohnvo refilled the store
220 S. 14th St. , near Farnam , Omaha
and in order lo introduce their goods
this company put for 60 days , souvoniri
in every can of tea nnd coltoo sold suol
as solid gold , silver and nickel watches
also genuine diamonds , in solid pol
setting ; also money , and many othoi
articles of loss value. Every can con
tains n souvenir. The cotToo , can nut
contents weigh about throe pounds ; tin
tea , can and contents about ono and r
half pounds. This expensive and nove
way of advertising will bo discontinued
after CO days , nnd tbcso really choice
goods will bo sold strictly on their merits
its but without thb aoUvenir. _ Of coura <
every purchas6r iriust not expect to go
a diamond or watch. This cotapan'j
claitn that they have juat AB good t
right to give away watches , dlnmdhdi
or other jewelry and money nstheir com
potltors have to give away glassware
chromes , etc. Got up a club. Thosi
who got up a club order most always go
a handsome prosorit. Oi'dors by inni
promptly forvsuvdod tp all parts of tin
United States on receipt of cash or post
oflice order. Terms : Siiiglo can $1 ; si :
for $5 ; thirteen for 810vand twonty-sov
on for $20. Address Overland Tea Co ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
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N. W. Cor. I3th and Dodge Sts. , Omaha , Neb ,
CAUTION Dcslcnlnc persons , taking nilvixntnan of our ronutn-
tlon nro ooiiHtiintly ctnrtliiK ItiiKUH Medlonl iC-iiiil > IUhmci t to ( luoolvo
HtrnnuciM vlsltliiir tlio city , 'llicso iirotonilvri ) ittunlly illsnppcnr lu n
few wooks. lto\varo or them or tliolr runners orniciits. llio Oinnlin
MrillcnlnnilBitrdanl IriRtltiuo is tlio only i > HtnIiU hoil Moitloal luslltuto
lu Oinnlin , Ur. AloMcnniny , Proprietor.Vliuii you tnnko up your iiilnil
to TtRlt tin innko n inoinornndtitn of our exact mltlrcsa , anil thus
fiixvo trouble , ilclay or inlHtnkci.
FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL
Chronic and Surgical Diseases , and Diseases of the Eye and Ear
DR. J. W. McMENAMY , Physician and Surgeon in Charge.
TWENTY YEARS' HOSPITAL AND PRIVATE PRACTICE.
Assisted by n Number of Competent , Skillful and Experienced Physicians nitd surgeons.
FnrUculiir Attention pnlil to Deformities : , Diseases of W imcn , Diseases of tlio Urinary nnd Sexual Organs , Frirnlo Diseases ,
of tiio Ncrioas System , Lini3' anil lliri.it Own < c , Surgical Operations , Epilepsy or 1'lts , 1'iles ,
Cnnci-r 'I'liinor , L'tc.
More money in\cstcd ; more skillful physicians and surgeons employed ; more patients treated ; more cures eflcctedjiriore mod
ern improved instruments , apparatus and appliances than can be lound in nil other infirmaries , institutes or dispensArics in the
west combined. Largest and most complete Medical Institute or Hospital in the west. Fifty newly furnished , well warmed and ven
tilated rooms for patients , tluce f killed physicians always in the building. All kinds of diseases treated in the most scientific manner.
, , . We Manufacture Surgical Braces for Deformities , Trusses ,
btipporterp , iJlcctncnl Batterips , and can supply physicians or patients any appliance , remedy or instrument known , Call and consult us , or write for circulars upon all sub-
ccts , wilh list of questions for patients to answer. 'lliousands treated successfully by correspondence. We have superior advantages nnd facilities for treating dUeascs , performing -
forming surgical operations and nursing patients , which combined with otiracknovvl cdued ability , expcricuce , responsibility and reputation , should make the Omaha Medica
nud Surgical Institute the ilrft choice.
The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute Is conducted upon strict business and scientific principles , nnd patiehls here receive every advantage ll-at art. skill , science
and human ingenuity , can bring to bear on their cases. Their comfort and convenience willalways be taken into consideration.
Should ) on conclude to visit us for treatment or correspond with us , you will tlnd that these statements ot our position , location and facilities arc not overdrawn
in any particular , but src plain unvarnished facts.
Only Reliable Medical Institute Making a Specialty of PRIVATE DISEASES.
All Ulood Diseases successfully treated. S } phllitic Poison removed fiom the system without mercury. New restorative treatment for loss of Vital Power. Persons
unable to \ isit us may be treated at home by correspondence. All communications confidential Medicines or Instruments sent by mail or express , securely packed , no marks to in
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BOOK TO MEN , FREE ,
Upon Private , Special or Neivous Diseases Impotency , Syphilis , Gleet and Varicocele , > vllh question list.
My llcason for Writing n Hook Upon Private , Special niitl tfcrvoni DUcuibs.
that lias wrecked their constitutions , thrown a cloud over their bright prospects and is shortening their days.
SURGERY. , , ,
Surgical operations / the cure of Hare Lip , Club Feet , Tumors , Cancers , Fistula. Cataract , Strabismus ( Cross Eyes ) Varicorele , Inverted Nails , Wens and Defor-
mities of tlv ; Human * Body pei formed in the most scientific manner.
We UBat Chronic Diseases of the Luntjs , Heart , Head , Blood , Skin , SCalp , Stomach , Liver , Kidneys , Bladder , Nerves , Bones , etc. , as Paralysis , Epilepsy , ( Fits ) ,
Sciolula , Bright s Disease , Tape Worm , Ulcers or Fever Soics , Dyspepsia or Gastritis. Baldness Eczema , etc.
Carclfiliy , skillfully and scientifically bv the late and mobt approved methods. ' WRITE FOR BOOK ON DISEASES OF WOMEN , FREE.
Dr. McMenamy lias for years devoted a large portion of his time to the studv and treatment ot this class of diseases , and has spared neither time nor money to perfect himself , and
is fully supplied with c\eiy instrument , appliance and remedy of value in this depirtment of Medicine and Surgery.
D-E-Er
We claim superiority ov er any oculist or aurist in the west , and the thousands wiiom we have cured , after others hove failed , substantiate our claims. To those afflicted
with Eye and EarJMseases , we simply say call and cons-ult us , get a scientific opinion , then visit whom you like , and if you are an intelligent person you will return to us lor treal-
nent ntul cum.
cum.Our , describing the Eye and Enr and their diseases , in plain language , with numerous illustrations , ore written for the benefit pt Patlcnl | "SP yslcikns who
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BE , . J. W. McMENAMY , H. W. Corner 13th and Dodge Streets , Omalia ,
THE MISFIT
Will sell fine Tailor-Made Clothing at half price. All our
Slimmer Clothing to be sold at 50c on the dollar to. Our buy
ers are in the market buying their fall and winter stock and
the manager has made this sale special for bargain hunters ;
$8.35 buys a tailor-made suit wnicli was made to order for $17
$10.95 ft 4-button cutaway frock suit " $22
$1S.S5 " " " " $26
. $14.70 " " " " $30
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$18.135 $35
$28.76 u " " $45
PRINCE ALBERTS AT MOST ANY PRICE ,
$6.35 buys a straight cut sack suit which was made to order for $16.5O
$9.1O buys a straight cut sack suit " " $2O.OO
$12.45 buys a straight cut sack suit " " $25.OO
l.H . $15.50 buys a cutaway sack suit fi " $3O.OO
18.60 buys a cutaway sack suit . " " $38.00
> a' t $23.15 buys a cutaway sack suit " " $45.OO
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Custom-Made Pants from $2,75 to $6,35 ,
Iv Former Price from $5,50 to SI2
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THE MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS
1119 Farnam Street , Omaha. 1119
All alteratibhs to improve a fit made free of charge. Mail orders - receive
ceive prompt attention.
A § PEH8l8T rir
Advertising hai ftlwnys proven
Bubccsiful. Before placing nny
No\f apapor AcSvcrtisIng coasut
LOND Ct THOMAS.
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CHICAGO.
Tobacco ( mil
I ) No"p jr until perm * .
lic-nt lurcUriTVilol. Wohnre faltu cnonnh In our
uniotly . tuiBnko . ilii > qtTrr. : U can be glren wtb | or
ilibuut thu lliq knowledge of tli pvriun iaUng It.
rESTKto itEUMir Co , Box0 , Omiha , Neto
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SUrgeon add Physician ,
Office N. W Corner U\h \ and Upuglos St. , Offle
UUphpne , 4W ; Itealdenco telepuouo , Ssa.For
For sale ant by mall fry