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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FBTDA.Y NOJSMBER 2. 188&
CoromonloB Attending the Laying
. ' > of the Corner Stono.
.
THE BLOCK SQUARED BY MASONS
ETcntcticcil ami Ai > i r > alotl Now No-
turlcH CommlR'iloncil--Stipronio '
Cpurt Mutters General < os-
bll > l < 'r < itu Lincoln.
or THROW in v JHB , |
MBit P STIIKRT ,
Liscotv. v.l. for f
The corner stone of the now court house
Ivas lidd to-day at 2'M : o'clock by the Ma
sonic fraternity after the usual rites and cus
toms. The paradors forlncd a half hour
earlier In the following order :
Master Masons on Ulovcnth street with
right resting on M ; Knights Templars on M
with right resting on Eleventh ; I. O. O. F.
on Eleventh with left resting on M ; Knight *
of 1'ithlasoiiM with loft resting on Kiev-
cnth. The 1C. of 1' . band led the line of
march and with imposing tread the court
Louse square was reached by the nearest
routo. The great stone was swung to Us
place and "squared" by Grand Muster
George U. Prance. The constitution of the
ptnto nnd of the United States , the city
papers and a copy of tha session laws of 1S87
wore put In the box , which was placed in the
stone nnd formally sealed. Commissioner
Alva Brown gave an old English coin of
17M. ( n three rent piece and three Hint arrow
heads , which also found a place In the sealed
repository. Other documents nnd souvenirs
iveio milled to the store.
Hon. H. H. Wilson , grand orator of the
grand lodge , was then introduced and do-
llvcrcu a short but interesting oration. He
auld :
"Wo have to-day been called upon to ex
emplify the handiwork of our ancient crafts
men. Hy the square , level and plumb , em
blematic of morality , equality and rectitude ,
wo have laid this foundation stone and tested
Its angles Fellow citizens , I congratulate
you upon the prospect of the early comple
tion of a long delayed and much needed pub
lic Improvement. In your wisdom you hnvo
waited until your resources now enable you
to erect a bulldinir worthy of the capital city
of n great state. "You have laid the founda
tion of that temple of justice , that modern
Mecca , to which future generations will turn
nnd bow their obeisance to the majesty of
the law. It is here that wo offer up the wild
freedom of savagery that wo mav enjoy the
liberties of civilized life. Hero the malefac
tor will lay down his property , his liberty ,
ills life that society may live and the law bo
vindicated. "
The tone of Mr. Wilson's speech , from
first to last , was studied and thoughtful. Ho
pronounced a splendid discourse and it was
roost thoroughly appreciated by the great
crowd who heard him.
Judge Mason followed in one of his char
acteristic addresses. Ho paid a splendid
tribute to the early settlers of the county ,
and connectedly traced its procrrcss and de
velopment during the past twenty-five years.
It was ono of his happiest efforts. The exer
cises wore very simple , but Interesting. But
little has been made of ono of the great days
in the history of the capital city ; yet It will
liavu a prominent place in what are- now the
unwritten pages. The day was a quiet one ,
Dut the hour spent at the court house square
will prove ono for very pleasant reflection.
The addresses furnished food for thoughtful
study , and the interest , nil things considered ,
was ull that could have been expected.
SKNTESCEtl VOll THIHTV DAYS.
The alleged "cow thieves , " Peter Gross
And William Henry , had their hearing before
Judge Stewart this morning and were sen
tenced to the county jail for thirty days.
The case , however , was appealed to the dis
trict court and the sentenced birds were re
leased for appearance under bonds of $200
each. If thcro Is anything In the case it
binges upon the fact that the cow was
slaughtered , known to have been diseased ,
and the meat retailed throughout the city.
The ovldonco tended to show that the cow
was legitimately purchased and payment re
fused because of her unhealthy condition.
Tills led to the finest of the gentlemen as
stated by TUB Ben this morning. The state
came pretty near proving that the cow was
killed , dressed , and the moat sold. But the
case will be sifted In a higher court and it is
but right to suspend judgment until a final
decision Is reached ,
CANCELED HIS ArTOINTMKNTS.
Governor Thaycr canceled nil of his ap
pointments to-day and left for Omaha at
4:15 : o'clock this afternoon , where ho will re
main until the close of the campaign. Ha
proposes to beard the lion In his don , and will
address the citizens of the state's metropolis
every night during his stay. He will doubtless -
loss inako it warm on the corners for some of
his mallgnors and persecutors. The governor
will plant himself in the stronghold of his
opK | > nont , and hurl back some of the Implica
tions that have bocn cast against him.
NOTUJIAI. COMMISSIONS.
The following notarial commissions were
issued by the governor to-dsy : W. S. Mc-
Canley. Holstcln , Adams county ; George H.
Place , Omaha , Douglas county ; S. A. Searle ,
Nelson , Nuckolls county ; William B. Ton
Kyck , Omaha , Douglas county ; Henry M.
Fay , Henderson , York county.
SUI'llRMn COUHT NF.\VS.
Ewlng vs Klunoy , continued. Dunham vs
Court nay , leave given to amend on payment
ot all costs in twenty days. Cobb , J. dis
senting.
The following causes wcro argued nnd
submitted : Mathcws vs Toogood. Yalcs vs
Klunoy , Warren vs Bursby , Uusscll vs
oscnbaum.
Court adjourned to Friday. November 2.
MSS , at 8:30 : o'clock , a. m. , when final call of
Vlfth district cases will be had.
CITT NEWS AND NOTKS.
Hon. W. J. Counoll was In the city to'-day.
Ho loft on the afternoon train for Tcuumseh ,
rhero ho speaks to-night. Prom thcro ho
ocs to Beatrice to-morrow and returns to
neoln on the day following. Ho will spend
aturday horo. Mr. Council is well pleased
% ith the wuy his congressional canvass is
ftolng. "I think , " ho said , "that no candi
date on the ticket has occasion to feel do-
Upon dent. The whole ticket will bo elected
by a handsome majority. "
Thu Baptist convention now In session in
Lincoln Is doing splendid work. The attendance -
tondanco grows from day to day. It is said
that the meetings are the most successful
s\nd satisfactory over hold in the city. The
Kaptlst brotherhood are happy.
Thcro Is some chance that Mr. H. C. Me
lone may recover. Ho has been resting easy
for the past ten or twelve hours , ana is fully
conscious ot what is going on around him.
His chances are bettor than over now , say :
Us attending physician.
General C. H. Van Wyck passed through
10 city last night en route for Tobias , where
Bo addressed the citizens of the place and
vicinity to-day. His visit was in honor ol
laying the cornor-stono of the now grain
elevator. The general will return homo to
morrow. While hero ha took occasion to say
that the republican ticket of Otoo count ]
would bo elected beyond doubt.
There are eighty divorce cases dockotcc
for hearing at the next term of the dUtric
court , which convenes ouo week from Mon
day. But tbo docket is comparatively frei
from sonsatlonal cases. The only critnlna
cases of Important ) appertain to the riot a1
the depot last August ,
Don't suppose , if you hixvo that pair
through the ripht side and shoulder
blade , that yellowness o ! the skin am
whites of the oyca , and furred appear
nnce of the tongue , that thcso Indicn
tions are of llttlo account , or will depar
of themselves ; much better talco Dr. J
II. McLean's Liver and Kidney I'Ulot !
and remedy the trouble. 25o per vitd.
PEHMSTUAfcOHARlTY.
, Mow Sarah A. Crelghton Distributee
Jlnr-Kartlily PosicBuions.
TTvo will of the late Sarah A. Crclghton
wlfo of John A : Crelghton , was filed m th
county court yesterday accompanied by a pc
tttlon for Its probate. The first bequest sh
makes Is the dovlso to * her husband of th
wet one-third of lot 9 , block 1O5 , unoi
which the east store of the Arlington block
adjacent to .too west side of the Crelghtoi
Mock. The testament provides thai thi
shall bo hold by the college on the same
terms. M are connected wllti the will of
Mary Lucrotla Crolqhton. She donates
K > 0UOO In caih to the testator's mother ,
Mary Emily Warchiun , and f-VOOl ) to her
ulster , MuryVnrctmm Schcnck ; $15.000
to her servant , -Ambrose Klland. Tba
sunn to bo paid from the proceed *
of the sale ofor estate , both personal and
rc l. The Frnnelvau Sisterhood of No-
braskn recul ved fV,000 In trust to be expended
In the construction ot a building for a St.
'Joseph's hospital In Omaha.
She wills ull her diamonds nnd Jewelry to
her sister , Mary Waroham Scticnck.
She names John A. Crelghton nnd John A.
Schcuck at her executors without bonds ,
and asks the court having Jurisdiction to
disregard the places of residence. She also
directs them to sell bur real estate without
authority from the proper court and without
Its approval.
Tlc | will boars the d.ito of Scptombor 21 ,
1SSS , ami was signed In the presence of
James M. Woolworth and John M. Dough
erty. The petition for probate and the ap
pointment of executors will be heard Do-
cumber 1. _ _
A Hcturn to Duty.
llils is always desired , and the speedier It
takes place the bettor. Doubly wclrame Is it
in the case of thosn usually Industrious llttlo
organs , the kidneys , which , when they go on
n striko--so to speak and drop work , seri
ously imperil health in more than onu way.
Klrst and foremost , their inaction begets
their disease , which Is hydra-headed , including
muhidles Hrlght's disease
ing such daiigcrous ns
ease nnd diabetes. Next , when Inactive they
full to assist In removing from the blood Im
purities that beget rheumatism , gout nnd
dropsy. Third , their inaction weakens the
bladder. All this is preventable and remedi
able by the pleasant promoter of organic ac
tion , Hosteller's Stomach Hitters , at once a
tonic and a regulator. This gently but efleet.-
ually impels the kidneys to return to duty ,
and strcnglhens them and the bladder. Upon
the bowels , stomach and liver it likewise ex
erts a regulating and invigorating Inllucncc ,
and it strengthens the system , and aveits and
remedies malaria and rheumatibin.
PATHON OFTIIE RIP > G.
Tbo Marquis of Qitconsbcrry's Short
Visit to Omaha.
The Marquis of Quecnsberry , enroutofrom
Australia to London , via San Francisco and
New York , passed through this city yesterday
afternoon. Thcro was quito u dclcg.tlion of
the sporlim ; fraternity nt the depot to sco
the distinguished personage. It is to the
Marquis of Qucensbcrry that fistiana Is in
debted for the code of rules recognized
throughout the sporting world as the fairest ,
fullest and most complcto over devised in
the interests of the manly art. They are
known ns the Queensberry rules. The mar
quis , a tlnu-looklng , woll-prusorvod man of
forty-ilvo. Is an ardent sportsman himself ,
ml an athlete of no mean pretensions. His
lartlcular hobby has boon the manly art of
lelf-dofonsc , and for years ho labored In
'rawing up the rules which are now
o universally used , in order that
ho battles of the ring , and the
; ests of muscle and manly strength
might bo moro thoroughly and more fairly
nade. The old London prizo-ring rules , as
s well known , are full of such technicalities
.hut often render It possible for the least
rcientillc to como out tlrst best In a struggle
"or superiority against a skilled adept in tno
irt. Tlio late Sulllvau-Mttcholl fiasco Is ro-
; ; illed in oxomplttication of this assertion. A
man with a quick eye nnd nimble feet never
receives a blow in a contest under the London
ules. At the merest feint ho can go down ,
ml these tactics can bo continued indefinitely -
ly until ho is cither awarded the light or it is
locidcd a draw. It was to ameliorate and
mprovc on laws of the ring that induced the
Marquisof Queonsbcrry to devote much tlmo
.0 tno solution of the difficulties which he at
.ast so fully arrived at ,
The marquis .ras met bv n number of local
porting men who enjoyed the short tlmo
which tno stoppage of the train enabled him
o make.
The marquis Is accompanied oy Walter
Raynham , who in turn is in charge of his
London Gaiety company.
Wm. Black , Abingdon , Iowa , was
cured of cancer of the eye by Dr. Jones'
Rod Clover Tonic , which cures all blood
disorders and diseases of the stomach ,
"Ivor and kidneys. The best tonic and
appetizer known. 60 cants , Goodman
Drug company.
LOST TO HKU PUIEN'DS.
An Unsuspecting Girl Thought to
Have Decn Intrigued.
Emma Luthjohn , a maiden of sixteen sum
mers , arrived in Omaha yesterday , direct
from Germany. She stated that slio bad
relatives named Hanson , and also Miller , re
siding nt 2315 Mason street. The ofllcer of
the Burlington depot requested her to take n
scat , that In as much as she was an expected
guest , Jior friends would soon arrive. She
was loft in the station by the ottlcor , who
proceeded to look after matters at other sec
tions of his beat. In a few moments a young
well-dressed individual of the masculine per
suasion stepped up to her , and , in her native
language , offered her assistance in finding
her destination. Ho stated that he was not
only familiar with the city , but was person
ally acquainted with the girl's relatives on
Mason stroot. They loft the depot , but all
trace as to their whereabouts up to a late
hour lost night rested In obscurity. Friends
of the mlsslne girl reported the matter at po
lice headquarters , and a thorough search was
at once instituted. They fear that slio has
fallen prey to some vagabond who may ac
complish her rulu before Intercepted.
Advice to Mothers.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Svrup should al
ways bo used for children teething. It soothes
the child , softens the gums , allays all pain ,
curesfwlnd colic , and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. i5c ! a bottle.
Amateur Fire Fighters.
At a meeting of the Walnut Hill Volun
teer Fire company , the following officers
wore elected : Chief , David Doty ; assistant
chief , W. F. Alexander ; foreman , A. L.
Beobc ; secretary , I * . 13. So ward ; treasurer ,
H. Tclnhardt. There will bo another meetIng -
Ing of the active members at Hertzmaun's
hall , on Monday evening , October 1" , after
tbo citizen's meeting.
Complexion powder is an absolute ne
cessity of the relined toilet in this cli
mate. Pozzoni's combines every ele
ment of beauty nnd puritv.
AU Souls.
To-day Is AU Souls' day , or the com-
mcmoratlon of all the faithful departed.
There will bo special services In all Catholic
churches. At St. John's church there will
be mass at 0 , 7 and 8:31 : } a. m. . the last a sol
emn high mass ol requiem. In the evening
at 8 o'clock the usual devotions in honor ol
the Sacral Heart will take place.
CREAM
BAKING
Its superior excellence proven In millions o
homos for. more than a quarter of a century. H
is ut > ecby the United HUtos Qovernraent. En
dorsed by the heads of tbe great Unlrers'tles at
the stronucst , purest and most healthnr , . Or.
1'rlco's Cream Baking Powder does not contain
mmonlit , lime or alum , told onlr In cnns.
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Fair white haijds.J
Bright clear complexion
Soft healthful sldn.
" PEARS'-flu Great Enjllsti Gompleilon SOAP.-
CATTLK IN QUESTION.
A Uocelvcr Appointed In tlio litiga
tion Against thu llurlcin Company.
On the application of the Kit Carter Cattle
company Juugo Dandy appointed Krastus U.
Webster receiver of the Harlem Cattle com
pany , to take charge of its property , personal
and reu ! . His bond is fixed ut JTO.OOO. The
Kit Carter company is A Texas organization.
The Harlem company was incorporated in
Colorado , but has ranches and cattle In
Hitchcock and Chase counties , Nebraska.
The complainants' bill alleges that prior to
February 24 , 1SSS , the defendants became in
debted to it in the sum of $ l ,015.5a for cattle
and at various times gave notes signed jointly
by itself mid E. M. McGillln & Co. , of
Cleveland , O. The defendant subsequently
agreed to give a cunttcl mortgage to bo
placed iu Montana , but , changing its plans as
to the latter , it then gave a mortgage on its ,
property ! ! Nebraska. That property
consisted of a herd of Polled Angus
and a herd of Holstein , a herd of Hereford
cattle , nil thoroughbreds , and numbering
about four hundred and fifty , also sixty head
of graded and common cattlu and a stock of
blooded and common horses. At the same
tune the defendant gave to I. R. Darnull , of
Texas , as trustee , a deed of trust to its real
estate and Improvements in Nebraska. The
latter include u stock f.inn near Stratton ,
and another about thirty-live miles distant
on the Frenchman in Chase county. The
notes wore paid until one for $9,004.45 fell
duo September 23 , 18 S. Payment was refused -
fused and at that tlmo $ G4,7 < ) l.li ! besides in
terest were yet duo on several notes. The
complainant alleges that when the mortgage
was given the property was estimated at
$ ! . * > 0,000 , but that it is now believed to bo
worth only $48,000. The deed of trust covered
2,000 acres , but the government has since
canceled the title to some of it. At
the time of giving the mortgage
E. M. McGlllin was principal owner in a big
dry goods house at Cleveland , and also had
large cattle interests in Indian Territory.
The complainant alleges that McGlllin has
changed his dry goods firm into a corpora
tion , and that his cattle Interests m Indian
Territory have boon put with the American
Cattln Trust , thus putting his property out
of legal roach. The complainant therefore
asked for tno appointment of a receiver to
take possession of the Harlem company's
property and dispose of it for the benefit of
the creditor company.
The papers In a big suit wore filed in the
United States court a week ago , but are
withheld from the reporters uutil service
can bo had on the defendants.
The case against T. C. Johnson , charged
with impersonating an ofllcer , was dismissed
in the United States district court yesterday.
Johnson is the man who pretended to arrest
Parker , who robbed Paymaster Hash , and
whom Parker claimed robbed him of the pro
ceeds thus acquired. A lack of ovidcnco
prompted the dismissal.
The United States circuit court met yester
day morning. In the case of Harriett E. Weed
against George E. Smith ct al. , the defendant
was granted leave to withdraw demurrer and
file answer the second Monday in November.
The action of Henry W. King against S. L.
Andrews ot nl. was dismissed as to all defendants - > <
fondants excepting S. L. Andrews as mort
gagor.
Tha street railway injunction coses will
most likely be submitted in affidavit to Judge
Dundy this morning.
District Court.
In the district court yesterday Judges
Doano and Hopowoll resumed the trials bo *
gun'tha day before. Judge Waicoloy took up
the mechanic's lien suit of Hoiigluud vs. Van
Etten. Judge GrofI was absent.
Judge Wakelcy's opinion In the injunction
suit against the New York Life Insurance
company , will probably bo handed down on
Saturday.
The petitions in three actions for the sever
ance of marriage tics were filed. Ida John
son sues for a divorce from John Johnson on
the ground of drunkenness , lack of support ,
cruelty and threatening to shoot her.
They wore married in Omaha in 1834 and
have two children.
Carrie L. Smith charges her husband , An
drew , with having deserted her in 1831.
They wore married in 18153 and have four
children.
Nancy L. Dudley accuses her husband ,
Joseph E. , of habitual drunkenness and
cruelty and with using vile language against
her. They wore married at Burke , Wis. , in
1853 * , and have four children , She alleges
Dudley to own property near Madison , Wis. ,
worth $10,000 and asks for alimony. In each
case the wife asks for the custody of the
children.
In the trial of Moore vs McMullcnthe jury
was withdrawn and the case continued until
next term. Judge Hopewell then began the
trial of Chllllngsworth C. Palmer's suit
against the Garneau Cracker company for
110,000. Tbo plaintilT was a machine cake
baker and , last winter , had charge of
the apparatus for melting sugar to
bo used for icing or frosting. On
February I the machine exploded and the
steam scalded Palmer , who sues for damages
in consequence. The plaintiff alleges that
the machine was defective. The defendant
maintains that the explosion was auo to the
negligence of Palmer in not turning a steam-
cock properly.
The 13ohn Manufacturing company has
begun a mechanic's lieu suit for $100 aealnst
Z. 13. IJerlm.
County Court.
John I. Rcdlck has brought suit against J.
C. Elliot for W-J5 for four months' rent of a
store.
\ \ illiam Gould , Jr. & Co. has sued Walter
Bennett on a $ > note.
George A. Hyers has sued Jacob Slossburg
t or $74.40 for goods delivered.
Edward G. Asay appeared in the county
court yesterday afternoon , and applied for a
writ of attachment against the firm of Du-
four & Co. , Dufour & Hoffman , and J. It.
McEldovvncy , the bookmaker and pool seller
of the Turf exchange. Ha stated that ho
gave the house his check for $ Ii5 which was a
wager that Cleveland would carry Indiana ;
$35 that ho would carry Now York ; $ io each
on Now Jersey and Connecticut. Ho then
put up $ V ) that ho would not lese every bet ,
and posted $75to $ V ) that ho would win three
out of the five. Ha drew up nls check for
$ 3-35 and solicited the above individuals to
put up their collaterals , but no stated that
that they not only refused to do this but also
refused to relinquish his check.
New Cases riled.
"William H. Courtney and George W. Me-
Brulo have filed a petition with the clerk of
the district court against E. C. Williams ,
Samuel Shleslngor , Isadora Shlcsinger ,
James L. Lovett , James C. Woodman and
tha Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust com
pany , prayinc for judgment to the amount of
1315.73 for brick and other materials fur
nished the defendants.
All doctors recprampndJarvis' Brandy.
AMUROEHOU8 GANG.
They Waylay and Assault Chrlatppher
Losser.
Chris Lesser , who works for -Chris Wuet-
rich , at 1734 St. Mary's avenue , was murder
ously assaulted yesterday by a gang of
lathers who hare been working on tbo- new
building near the comer of Sixteenth and
Leaven worth streets. On Monday evening ,
the gang became noisy and insolent in
Wuctrich's saloon and Were put out by Lo -
sar. They swore revenge and every.night
since then have watched at the doors of the
saloon for Lesser to come out after ho closes
at midnight and have threatened to kill him.
As n consequence , the officers have had to
interfere and Lesser ms gone
homo under the protection of the
police every night. Bent on being
revenged they deserted thclr.work yesterday
to lurk in a hidden place and wait for the
approach of Lesser as he came to work.
When ho appeared they suddenly jumped
from their ambush nnd commenced their as
sault. Ono struck him n blow with a ctilsol ,
just over the eye , cutting the flesh and nar
rowly missed putting out the optic. Another
struck him in the face with n hatchet , laying
o ] > cii his check. And the others beat him
over the bend , shoulders and hands with
their sharp tools until ho was frightfully
mutilated nnd was covered with hlood , The
assailants , four in number , then fled. Their
names are not known.
Malaria Fovcr cured by .Tarvis' Brandy.
A New Homo for the Demi.
A. N. Carpenter , the landscauc artist of
jalcsburg , was in town yesterday with plans
'or the new cemetery of Mount Hope , which it
o be laid out on the Fremont , Elkhorn &
Missouri Valley road , several miles west of
the city. Last night there was a meeting
of the directors of the company to accept the
design , the members being E. A. Bonnon ,
W. O. Bonn , F. L. Blumer , F. W. Mctchcr ,
C. W. Conkling , and Anton Cajori. The
iact consists of sixty acres nnd has been
lunutinod nnd divided into 3.000 lots , each
30x30 feet. Work on the ground is to bo
commenced immediately.
Jarvis' 1877 Brandypurestsufest& best.
SchnHtopol Amphitheatre.
Some time ago the Sebastopol association
called for bids for the lumber which entered
nto the construction of the amphitheatre on
aherinun avenue , but no bids wore received.
There is it growing feeli'g that the seats and
enclosure should bo preserved until next
'ear , when another great show or scries of
ihows could bo secured , which would ef-
'ccumll.v put the association many thousand
dollars ahead , _
Three cars of salt have been received
at the Omaha custom house subject to
order.
order.CALIFORNIA
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DISCOVERIES.
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for through tlck t , call on Us ticket agent ai 1301
Farnam treet. In Barktr Block , or at Dnlon 1'acino
I'ulln.an Bleeptri and tbe fln t Dlclnf Can la the
world ar rou on the main Itn * of tba Ctilcaio. Mil'
ak f * at. Paul JUIlway. and Ttry atUntlodta paid
to patainnri by couritout employeiof the company.
U.Mll'I'liU. ( Itneral Manacar.
J. f. TUCKER , Aailitan uenefal Mani r.
A. V. H ; CAHPKNTliM , Otnfral faixnjtr a DC
GEp.c. UKAFrOBD , Aulitant Otniral rntcuet
and Tlotd Aj nt.
J.T.CLAUK.a n ilapeilBleQatat. ! .
PEERLESS IYES
" 4,1
OVERCOATS , DLSTERS , FDR COATS.
Wc"havo manufactured this season
the largest stock of flno Overcoats , over
shown by any wholesale clothing
house in the country. It embraces all
grades and description of material , nnd
for worKinanship and style , wo claim
there can bo nothing better. Prices
from $10 to $50. You have the advan
tage of ono of the largest blocks to se
lect from , and every garment is manu
factured in such a manner as to preserve -
servo the reputation of Precland ,
Loomis & Co. as the best manufacturers
of fine clothing in the country.
A SUCCESS ,
The sale ot Men's Sack Suits of the
celebrated Medianicsvillo Suitings , al ,
$12 , has been quite as successful as our
sale of the Sawyer Woolens last spring.
\Vc have manufactured more of thcso
popular goods and will keep them in
in stock for the next 30 days. Remem
ber , from different styles of All-Wool
CassSmorc Suits , regular $18.00 goods ,
in all sizes from 34 to 44 , at $12.00.
Send for samples of the cloth and self-
measurement blanks.
Kilt Suits and Over
coats.
The largest line of fine novelties over
shown in Kilts with Overcoats to match *
Mail Orders.
Orders from all parts of the United
States solicited , and will bo promptly
filled. Sample garments will bo sent to
any address.
Special Sale of Scarlet
Underwear.
Wo have just received a complete
line of all-wool scarlet underwear , pure
cochineal dye , which we offer at the remarkably
markably low price of 75 cents each.
All sizes , 34 to 44. This garment can
not bo bought iu any othcrstore forlos3
than $1.25 , but wo offer them to cloeo
out nt 75 cents each. Send your moil
orders now.
*
Freeland , Loomis & Co.
Proprietors *
Cor. Douglas and 15th Streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
The Largest Clothing , Furnishing Goods and Merchant Tailoring House
West of New York.
Your Left Liver
IS OUT OF ORDER ?
BEAD THIS IF IT IS.
Aftoprietary Medlcino that ucefc but ft trial
to prove IU worth.
Dr.Cdllender's ' Left liver Bilters ,
mi Only Dlatm d Bitters to the United
BUtos. Th only Bitter * recognized by the
United 8tnte Internal revenue laws 03 a Pro
prietary Medicine. Lawfully Patented. No. of
Patent 19.673. Contains no fusil olls.no
essential oils , no forelcru substance or damag.
UK drugs. A perfectly pure medicine , com
pounded from Pure Root Herbs and Old Peach :
pleasant to the taste , quiet and decisive In IU
effect. Cures Dyspepsia or Yellow Jaundice In
firs days. Regulates the Bowels. Inrtrorates
tcactlre laver. Cures Diseased Llrer , Her I res
N > s Kidneys. ImproTes the Appetite Quickly ,
aerolite * the wnole system. New Life to th *
wlMl * system.
ol.ef i I.lror Illtten nrn sold In Omaha. Neb , by the
IJowmii dniK/iM , : uichanlson i > r p Co , Special
? ATUS Inlere5t of
UHanu Uoodman Prim rs Co. , W. J. Wtiltehouee , T. W paf-
fard. bam II. > arni > rurtn. bclmiler'a rimruiucy
uinfcCo. jobnUlniliih.M. 1'arr.J. A. 1 tiller & Co.
W. J. lIUKlioa , John U. Conto. C. J. Krlec. M.J. 1'owell
K Il.Uenticli.Jobn K. KutTsky , Morrell'n riinrmacy
.lamei l-orsrih.ll. O. Hell , Ur. J. J.S.tTlllo. C .M.Cm-
er , K. Chandler. Malm's Pharmacy , UurnojrA Day's
J.C. KIwc.J. W Clarke. J. II. Schmidt , Max Uoclit.J
H. Chrl.itxnson.V. . K. Lamberaon , II. H. Cox , .Max
Conrad , Krar k W. Kogff , It. lUsnum > on. Ueo. Ituoder
Boyd'i Pharmacy , C. A. Melt-tier , Howard Meyers ,
Vrnnk Dcllnno ACo. , wbole ale dealers la C'k'un ' tuicl
left Liver Hitter *
U. S. DEPOSITOEY , OMAHA , NEB.
1'aid Up Capital $400,000
Surplus G0,000
II. W. VATPS , President.
LEWIS 8. UKMJ , Vice i'roildent. *
A. U. TOUIAMK , 2nd Vice I'rcslilcnt.
W. II. B. IluoHss. Cashier.
Dill EUTO US.
W.V. MoitSK. JOHNS.COM.INS.
II. W. YATKB. LBWIS 8. Item.
A. K. TOUZAI.IN.
Hanking Office
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner IMi and t'aruani Sts.
A General Hanking UuslnessTransacted.
FARM ANDOMAHA CITY LOANS ,
The Kansas City Investment Co ,
30 Chuuibcr of Commerce ,
OMAHA , NKU.
No dbltys. All business done at this office.
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
Epps's Cocoa.
BREAKFAST.
"Dr a thorough knowledge of tbo natural laws
which govern the ojieratluna of dlge.Uou and nutrt-
tlon , and br a careful application uf tbe due proper-
tlei ol wellel ctol Cocoa , Mr. Kppi bu prorldod our
breakfa t table wllti a delicately flarored beverage
which warUT ut manr bearr doctor * bllla. Ull
by the jualctouauie of nuth artlclot of delt that *
esnsUtutton mar \ > i xradaallr tmilt up until ntrnr.u
SQougb to resist ererr Itr.iaency to dluaie. Hun-
redi of aubtle nialadlea are tlOatlnK around ui ready
to attack vborerer them U a weak point. We mar
eioape manr a fatal ibaft bjr keeplnx oureelvei well
lortltted with pure blood and a vruporlr nourltlieU
f raruo"-ClTll Hervlca ( iaietto.
Wade lmply with boiling water or milk. Bold onlr
InUkltpouiidtrnibrdrocvn lab l d tbui :
Ti VCQ TDPQ ? Pfl llomiuopathic Chemists ,
JAJuuOLrruauUii LONDON. E > OLA O.
.FOMTAIM
iriNB CUX A.ND
in omj2 rabby
Men's Frock Suits , $12.
To moot n constant domnml for frocl :
Suits of the Muclmuirsvlllo Suits , wo
manufactured ouo lot of the dark , silk
mixed pattern which wo ofTor In Man's
Single Button Frock Suits , at the same
price its the sucks , $1" for all sizes.
CHILDREN'S ' DEPT ,
Children's Overcoats.
Wo olTcr a soccial bargain in child
ren's Blue Elysian Overcoats , a cs 4 to
14 , a thoroughly reliable garment ; price
$5.00. Wo know this garment cannot
bo duplicated for any such price.
Children's Suits.
Wo have received another lot of Chil
dren's Suits , ages 4 to 14 ; of the celebra
ted Mechanicsvillo goods. Price $1.50.
Mail orders which have been on hand
for the suit will bo promptly filled.
Jersey Suits.
\Ve are showing a full line of Jersey
Suits in all colors and prices.
W. G. ALBRIGHT ,
Real Estate ,
218 S.r 5th St.Omaha.
BEST AND CHEAPEST
ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE I
SOUTH OMAHA.
BUY NOW
TERMS EASY
GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Policies Incontestable and Non-forfeitable After Three Years.
HUGO WESENDONCK. President. | CORNELIUS DOREMUS. Secretary
.Agencies la all the larger cltioa of tbo Unite States and German Kmplro.
ASfeiri'S AND SURPLUS OF TI1K OMl ANV.
DECEMBER 31ST. 1862.
Assets $260.885 43 | Surplus $2O7.tB8 97
DECEMBER. 3IST. 1887.
Assets $13.073.24-7 37 | Surplus $1,836.633 62
Amount of Insurance In force $4Q.OOOOOO
Annual Income $2,4OOOOO
TheGermnnia possesses $110.10 or aclmin-jd atnets for every $100,00 of ItabiUUe.i.n butter ratio
hau that of any of the ottior three largest Life Insurance Companies of the UnltedJStates.U
Ernst Offices Booms 80(1 ( and 807
Bcnninghoven Manager
, , First National Bauk.
iDPUITFRT08TAUH , me Howard St. , Omaha , has drawn plans and
flnUni I till specifications for a 9-room fr/ime house , which combines „
utlUty.comfort.otonomy and beauty.ln a way Impossible In any good
house that costs from tl.'WO to Sl.uoo , As more than 100
will bo built BO. I can afford to offur a copr for Original and splendid
J2S , the usual fees otherwise being from designs furnished as can be ludaed
For a Yurlety of dald plans form the sets of plans of completed buildings of
a per cent m"- * all descriptions. I Have In my office , ranging In cpst
from M.OOO to HOO.OOO. My unusual experience will guarantee satisfaction
and reliable contractors only are encaged on my works. Parties wishing to build
are cordially Invited.
THE CHICAGO AN >
NORTHWESTERN -
WESTERN
RAILWAY.
Omaha ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
i.
'iT ° ' th < < nuraoxoui points of luperlortty
'hepatrootof ibl road b lw n Omaha
* " > > I" ! " " a day of IMV
n are tbe flneit that human art and
'
. luttt. tYa"ni " * ' '
- Ilia of tba Union rac"ffoBa'fl'
war connect In union depot with thoid'ofthe Ch I.
a& ysj& s iSi
SSS&a T
inViM'.nS . all points ' In fftPbla ! . Ualilinore , Waibl
jngton. tbe Ka t. Atk tot Uckeu rle
If rou wi'nriheTHWE8TERN" | (
Tf.N. VABOOC
U. K.
1401
JU1ICIOU8 AND PEKSISTENr
Advertising has aliruya pnjvca
successful. Before placing any
Nmrspnpor Advertising consuft
LORD & THOMAS.
iDTumxso IUTTS ,
CHID AGO.
PENNYBOVAL WAFItRR sra
successfully Uitd luoutlily by over 10.UW
.
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uo
Tnn EL'nin * Cucuirit. jOo. I > in-"irr. Micu.
fw < tte anil by mail by OoodwMN
Drug Co. , Omaha , JVM ,
XUE xor xua VOILD .1 "
.
. -'or ItTS or
4.00 a ( oo
ittYCragabox.
Apply forCeicilptlTe Cotaloirua , Mat poaUrw , to
F. AD. RIOHTER & CO. ,
810 Broadway. New York.
'UPTURE
rarrumnnfluaaTlliVVr
a'afclMtro.Maciiotle Uell.
* , comblncd < Uuaranttrdtne
'only one In the worldceperatuji
acontlnoona Etfclrla < f Maatulu
nt. Bciontlno. rowcrful. purabl * .
ble and Effocuro. Arold fraud * .
" wrwd. Ben < J nuom r rpamrhl9fc
_ JUO llELTlt ITOU jJl-EiSlis.
Ot. sUHOU. IMVUTM. 191 WiBAM AVb. CUOsfisV
SteckPiano
Mcmsj tanle for powerful sr
tbetlct tone , pliable acllpb. anfl i
JM l * e durability , au years' r eoi
iKe best guarantee of the ext
keace of tneie Isitriiiueftt * .
WOODBRIDGEBROS ,
aatltlactlon la the
cure of Qoaorrhtca and
Olett. I prucrlhoUaniJ
lor It t all auffejtrs.
1. i. STOSCB , K.D. .
Docsiar , lit ,
rnicn , oi.oo. .
tni , BoM by
ypNEY l
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ie en da/i. gol4
, all drtiKslsts , or lyr wall from D * .
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