THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY. NOA EMBER 20. 1888.
The best residence part of any city is generally its , most elevated portions. But to insure its desira
bility for good homes everything undesirable for a residence quarter must be prohibited by
deed restriction binding upon both parties and their successors for a stated period of
time. Nature has provided the first for
DUNDEE
The owners have furnished the second in the following restrictions in every deed given to purchasers :
First The said premises shall be occupied and used for residence purposes exclusively for a period of at least fifteen years from the data
hereof and for no other purpose whatever.
Second No dwelling or residence house or other outbuilding shall at any time within said period of fifteen years be erected or kept , wholly
or partly , on any lot hereby conveyed , within twenty-five feet of any street line bordering on such lot.
Third No residence or dwelling house shall be erected or kept on said lot or lots , hereby conveyed , at any time within said period of fifteen
years , costing less than twenty-five hundred , ( $2,500.00) ) dollars , exclusive of other buildings and improvements on said lot or lots.
Fourth The premises hereby conveyed shall never during said period of fifteen years be used for any immoral or illegal business or occu
pation ; nor shall any spirituous or malt liquors be sold or bartered away on said premises during said period of fifteen years.
The streets are now being graded by the company , without cost to purchasers. The park-like plan of Detroit sidewalks being adopted. The
price at present is extremely low ; 100 feet costing no more than 25 feet in any other desirable part of the city ; affording parties an excellent
opportunity to secure a site for a home , and to those who have not money at hand to build we will make a liberal loan.
These advantages are worth your attention and careful consideration.
We will take pleasure in showing the ground at any time you may call at our office ,
SOLE E
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Room 25 , Chamber of Commerce , Omaha , Nebraska , l
W. H. CRAIG , President. N. D. ALLEN , Vice-president. W. K. KURTZ , General Manager
WHAT BECAME OF THE ORDER
Pertinent Queries Concerning the
Freight Reduction MaUor.
THE PEOPLE'S PATIENCE TAXED.
A , Quirt Hut Active Fijjlit For tlio
i-Hlii ] ) of tlic House Dts-
trial Court News A
Bad Htinnwny.
LINCOLN DUHKAU OFTHK OIUHV UBB "
liWJ P STIIKBT , "I"
LINCOLN , Nov. 9.1
Tlio question , "What hus become of the
freight reductlun orderl" Is frequently askoil
on the streets of Lincoln of Into. It lias not
passed from the public mind Unit an order
was made by tlio state board of transporta
tion , tending to reduce freight rates on all
roads operating in the state , seine tinia dur-
IntfJuly or August. It Is nlso rcmcinborod
thnt this order was made shortly before the
buasion of the republican st.ito couvontion ,
and tlr.it the people of the state gonor.illy ro-
Jolced and were glad. Neither is it forgotten
that u great ory went fortli from railway eir-
cle.s that railroad Industries would bo riiinod
in the state if the order wont into effect. Pe
titions for the enforcement mid resuindniont
of the ordur were circulated freely in differ
ent parts of tlio state. The arguments used
pro and eon are too well Icnown to require
repetition. Thu railroads answered tlio order
nnd iniulo their showing why the order ithoutd
not lie onforceil. Uut the whole story is old
nnd may rank nmoiiK the chestnuts. After
She hearing the board mot to consider to
gether tlio ovidonvi ) for nnd ngnliiBt the just
ness of the order. The board o ( secroUrlos
gave it as their opinion that the order was legal -
gal and just , but the famous resolution in
definitely postponing It was sprung nnd MUCH
tlion the order 1ms boon indulging In a Ulp
Van Winlclo Blumber. The original order
fixed the caiulldata slate and nominations
wont through ns though they wore greased ,
especially that for secretary of state ; but the
tlmo cuiiie for another Hop to prevent a light
nt the polls ami it was. in ado as easy as
though the member was the patviitco of a
llopulng tmu'htno. Tlio roasting at the polls
was therefore borne bv another member.
Farmers , shippers and laborers , inlliH'tuvd
by pouor and patronage , stood right up to
the rack and voted Iho straight republican
ticket. Perhaps this was manly and right.
Tliu party would vmw It thus. Hut the rail
roads went to Iho polls \\llh "lioodlo" and
passes and treacherously sought to knife the
attorney general. Certain republicans , too ,
Booffed throughout the campaign at the voter
who had the courage to stand from under
tba lash and vote according to the eternal
Illness of things. This Is history , lint again
comes the cry from farmers , merchants and
shippers in general for the order laid on the
tiiDlu of piHtoncmcnt. ) | It is suggested that
it Is tlmo for another flop , The time for tno
December mcoting of the board Is just ahead ,
and doubtless the Icnowledgu is at hand
sought for intelligent action on the question.
This , bo it remembered , was the gaury pre
text for putting action off until an indefinite
time , It is again urged that patience must
bo fed. The people of the stale hao boon
bled and robocd long enough , and this ap
peal Is sent out by them that they may know
whether or not robbery mid extortion Is to
continue. Action upon tno freight reduction
order U again demanded by the people.
A roUTioAi. rno.ii\t. :
A number of thulcgUIatoiii'olcct are mak
ing n quiet but active ll hl for speaker of
the house of representatives. Qlnistcd , of
Hastings , seems to bo tlio man upon whom
the liurllngton has settled to put against the
Held , 'ilio road , however , Iras a number of
running mates , anil strums by old tactics ,
Mutors and Caldwcll both usplro that way
aim will pay railroad faro until the organisa
tion of the housa lias been mado. Colonel
Watson will continue to fornga off Iho enemy
General McUrldo proposes to make the scut
wurm for the winning candidate , lie has a
happy faculty of being ' 'at or near by" on
Iho homo stretch. Cady expucU the support
I
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of the newspapers on fraternal ground * . If
ho understands n.irliameatary law as well
as well as ho does thu use of the "stick , " no
would make a guod presiding ofllcer The
railroads have u private olaim on him. Ho
will bear watching. Lee beholds the speaker's '
chair at a distance. Ho may occupy it "be
tween times , " but hardly as the spcakor-
clcet. There will bo a spirited light for the
sticakcrslnp , and tlio people or the Btato
ought to Imvo a voice in saying who .shall 1111
the position. It Is tholoverage upon which
the railroads hopa to control the house. Thu
committee appointments , it ought to be re
membered , will largely settle whether or
not there will bonny railway legislature of
any moment during the coming session of
the legislature.
IMSTIUCT COUltT OOSSIl1.
The case of Viola D.ivis vs Merrill was
tried before u Jury to-day. It was submitted
before noon , out up to n late hour a verdict
bad not been reached. Pending the decision
nnothnr jury was called and sworn to try the
causu of John Pit/gerald vs Dennis IJrew-
ster. Tlio afternoon was given to hearing
the evidence.
In the ease of Mnnson ot al vs Slattcry ot
al , the default of the defendant was set usldo
and le.ivo granted to reinstate.
Western Steve Manufacturing company
vs Lincoln Hardware company. Leave
given defendants Mush , Mnokny , Newton ,
IJnrk and S. M. Mollclc to plead in ton days.
Some of the most important vases dock
eted for trial will bo heard this week. No
notice has been tiled tu appeal the Smith
dainauo case. Tito Judgment of the court
will probably be paid by the city.
AVoTiime inn iirxxtVAV.
A team attached to u lumber wagon rn n
away this morning on South Fourteenth
street. They collided with n buggy , over
turning nnd smashed It up badly. A little
boy by the name of John Harrington was
thrown from the i-arriage and suffered so-
vuro bruises and possibly serious internal
Injuries. The doctor , however , thinks
that the little fellow will come out of the ac
cident in u short time as bright and brisk as
over.
CITY SOWS AM > SOTUS.
The official vote of the state Is now In. The
secretary of state's force is busv comparing
the returns , but will not have it completed
before to-morrow. The returns from Da-
kola , Lngau and Washington counties came
in yesterday.
Kov J. J. Walker , chaplain of the Illinois
penitentiary , gave a lecture to night on the
subject of the "Convict Labor Sjstem , " at
St. i'aul'H M. K. L'huivh. A largo audience
greeted the divine , and gave him ni atten
tive hearing. Ho handled his subject in aa
able manner.
Governor Thayer to-day commissioned H.
P. Lockwood , of .Mnrtinsburg , Dixon county ,
and Kate C. Davis , of Urand Island , Holt
countv , notaries public.
At the floso of the meeting of the Young
Men's Christum association yesterday , three
young moil expressed the doslro to live
chrlstiuu lives , The association proves by its
work that it has unlimited possibilities for
Rood ling before it. Secretary Dummctt
bad chargi ) of the mooting. His subject ,
" 1'rollt and Loss. " based
. was upon the
scriptural text , "What .shall It prollt n man
if he gain the whole world and lose his own
soul < "
Uobert Taggnrt , treasurer of Otoo county ,
was on the streets of Lincoln to-dav. Ho
wears n handsome "bilk tile" donated to him
by Homo 8.ingiiiae democrat.
Olmrlns Foxworthy , who was so severely
burned about the faeo and ojes on the evenIng -
Ing of the latiilcnllon celebration , was on the
streets to-day. It la useless to say that ho
has no great love for big llrocracitors. Tlio
u.vplosion of ono from the hands of soi.ie
caieless person came near costing him hi *
oiiiHiu-hl. Hu Mill has lo keep his o > es under
bandage.
Just what use there was for tlnvo-iiwny
trenches in the state lion30 grounds three
Tcct deep , tilled with rook , does not appear
to bo altogether clear to the ordinary ob
server , but thcro is no disguising the fact
that the Nebraska Htuto house grounds will
bo among the Illicit in I lie woat when tin-
iihod , If the work on the building provob to
bo as substantial us tlioork i.n the grounds.
Sampson of old would 11 nil U dlflltuttto level
down the walls. The work there Is costing
lota of money , and the taxpayers of thostatu
pay thu bills , They IHIVJ a right to kick l (
matters uro not In aoeonl with the eternal
lltnesi r > ( tilings.
Tlio rumor i confirmed t'aat the riurllng-
ton rallioaJ company is on thoovoof oz <
teudlng Us syalom of roadg iuto the great
northwost. While it has not been
oniclally announced the understanding is
quite general in Lincoln that grading will
commence early in the coming spring. Mean
while everything h pruparing for work , blip-
plies are being ordered and the odds and ends
for a vigorous summer's work are getting to
gether. So let it be.
State Superintendent Lane is busy prepar
ing his biennial report to the legislature. Ho
finds It more of a jou than ho expected on
account of deficiencies in the reports from
the various counties to him , but ho will have
the report in fair shape early in December.
The state board of transportation is col
lecting data on the history of the various
roads of the state and statistics as to con
struction and Its cost. Responses are not
very satisfactory , presumably because the
records of many of the roads have been kept
in a very slovenly manner. They appear
thirsty.
If you are about to make a pudding , a
jolly , a calco or other article of pastry ,
don't , my dear inadnni , if you have a
duo regard for your husband's , your
children's or your own digestion , u&o
any other than Van Duzer'n Klavoring
Extracts. They contain no deleterious
chemical ingredient. Tlio sterling
flavors named are in every way worthy
of your confidence , since they are deli
cious , pure and highly concentrated.
Grocers everywhere soil them.
Hoard of I'ulilic Works ,
The board of public works hold a meeting
yesterday afternoon at which a number of
estimates were allowed.
The mosquito as a public singer draws
well , but never givci satisfaction. Salvation
Oil , however , always gives satisfaction in
curing at once , insect bites or any other
sores or wounds. Price 2r > cents.
Every homo should bis supplied with a bot-
lloof Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup the great
family remedy. _
Htoppml Work.
Trouble has stopped work on the Ne
braska Saving bank's now building. Yester
day noon the contractors Sangwin & Matter-
son ordered the workmen to quit work. W.
A. L. Gibbon , cashier of the bank states
thnt ho is dissatisfied with the contractors.
Ho tiiiys the material shall cither bo paid for
or an order bo sent with It to the bank
which will bo accepted or paid to protect the
bank against liens. This understanding was
had , and in part carried out , but Saturday
the contractors rn fined to do so longer and
the bank refused to pav The dead lock will
not last longer than n day or two , when the
bank oiflcurs will put men to work to com
plete the building ,
Tim I'rohldunt'ri Me.hsimo.
The Inaugural address of tlio Grca
Roclt Island Route , the Chicago , Kan-
ens & Nebraska Railway , is to announce
thnt on Nov. 18 , solid vestibule trains
will bo run between Chicago and Den
ver , Colorado Springe , nnd 1'uoblo with
out chnnge , making close connection nt
the ubovu pbints with all trains for Salt
Lake , Los Angeles , San Francisco ,
1'ortland , Oregon , and all points west ;
nnd tit Kansas t'ity nnd St. Joseph cast-
ward for Chicago , St. Louis nnd
all points east , north and south ,
Tliosn royal trains , consisting
of Pullman slcoplng cars , roatful
fcclining cliaif cars and magnificently
furnishnd day coaches wore built ox-
l > reaeily for thih service by the Pullman
company , and are without question the
hundnoinoiit over turned out by that
famous establishment , The reclining
chnlr ours spoken of nro frco to all
holders of Ilr.-it-cUws tickets , and a
cortooub attendant will bo found with
every car to attend to the wants of our
i atrons. Ask your nearest tielcot agent
for n ticket via thu great Rock Island
route , or write to
JOIIKSKIIASTIAK ,
Gen. Ticket and Puss Agent ,
Toneka , Kan.
South Omnlin TrnliiH ,
A gonlU'man who ooos business in South
Omaha wiltes TUB Una as follows concern
ing the dummy service on the Union 1'acillc :
"Will you please enlighten a laruo major
ity of the people who take the 7:10 a. m.
dummy for South Omaha why it is tint the
road intends starting that train at 7 o'clock ,
thereby compelling men nnd women who are
not required to bo at their places of business
until 8 o'clock to take the early train ? The
dummy leaving Thirteenth street at 7:13 : u.
m. at present brings these people to South
Omaha too early. It certainly looks like no
more than Justice to the majority that the
railroad should give them a 7:15 : , train if
they nro such public benefactors. To con
cede to n few , the railroad will lose bv sucli
work , as it will force people to live at South
Omaha. " _
To Colorado anil Return.
The great Roclc [ aland celebrates its
grand opening. To celebrate- the open
ing of its great system , the Rock Island
route , tlio Chicago , TCtuihas & Nebraska
Railway , will run : i grand excursion lo
Colorado points on Tuesday morning ,
November 127 , leaving Kansas City at
! ) : GO and St. Joseph at ! > : 15. The fare
fop the round trip to Colorado Springs ,
Denver or Pueblo is only $10 the lowest
over knowi , in the history of western
travel. The oxcm-Mon arrive' ? at Colorado
rado SpringsatSilO , Pueblo nt ! ) : ! ) and
Denver at 10:3o : the next worn ing ;
tickets ( rood for fifteen days , magnificent
view of the Rockies for seventy-five
miles.
HoVns Not Mistaken.
Ifntio Parcel is the name of nn honest
chambermaid at the Windsor , who found a
purse containing $ bi > in gold in n room va
cated by a guest. It was claimed by Frank
Walton , of Pocatello , Idaho , who expressed
his thanks by assuring tier that ho "thought
he'd lost It. " Only that and nothing more ,
A Great
To the Rockies and return for $10
grandest trip on record. On Tuesday
morning , November " 7 , the great Rook
Island route , the Chicago , Kansas &
Nebraska Railway , will celebrate the
extension of its famous system lo the
Rocky mountains by giving a grand ex
cursion , the round trip faro for which to
Colorado Springs , Denver or Pueblo
will bo only $10 , with tickets good for
fifteen days , Excursion train loaves St.
Joseph at 0lo : a. in , ; Kansas City 0:50 :
n. m.
Hotlni'
The convention of boiler inspector. * of all
the large cities mi'.ola In Pillsburg , Pa , , to
day , and , it is thought , will result in the
formulation of jrulos for general guidance )
which will bo of great assistance in the mat
ter of Inspection and condemnation of
boilers. Joseph Stuudovon , of this city , will
bo in attendance .
'IChriinintlHiii '
Is undoubtedly caused by lactld add In
the blood. Taisaoid , attacks the fibrous
tissues , and cuiibus the pains and aches
in the back , tilioulders , knees , ankles ,
hips nnd wi'ists. Thousands of people
ple have found in Hood's Sarsaparilla a
positive cure ; * for rheumatism. This
medicine , by 'its 'purifying ' action , nou-
trali/.es the acidity of the blood , and
also builds up and strengthens the whole
body.
Crimes nnd Criminals ,
Tom floss , M ho is reputed to bo ono of the
thieves who infest Kesslcr's hall und steal
every available thine they can lay hands on
was caught Sunday night in the act of muk
Ing away with an overcoat.
Children Cry for Pitcher's ' Castoria ,
>
When Babjr WM alck , wo gwo her Coatorla.
When nho WM B. Child , aha trial for CottorU ,
Wlieu elie beoamo MUi , > lie cluog to CiulorU ,
\Vbta \ * e bad Children , alia g r them CoatorU.
CALIFORNIA !
THE LAND OP
DISCOVERIES.
CUF E TOJ\
CATARRH
OflOVlLLE GAL.
INEMEDtai.flre wiLi.fAU
Santa ' Abie : and : Cat-R-Oure
For Sale by
G-ooclman Drug Co.
THEY DID IT.
What ? Cmed among ollicrc the
folio win- , ' . They write :
ElCentral A\e .CincinnatiO. , I
January 411 , Iwo. f
Atliloiihnroi 1'llln liaiu niriNl lie of ll\i > r
and < lji < iiei la. 1 IRVO ten of
Eiiiulnt ( rltniluholK Iroiibldl wltli
itrcctluu and ho li.ia liiiin > v d won.
Ucrfully 1' . 11 , llowiEAMi' ,
H Hosetln Ht. , New Hatrcn. Ct , j
I'euriiarylotli. ISMH. |
AlhloiJioroH I > ill workwlwonJirs In my
oosouf d-iH | | ia J.iiiu U I'uuK.
Ath-lo-ilio-ro3 | Pills are small and
pleasant lo take , yet wonderfully
I'flectivc. Invalunble for kidney
and liver complaints , dynpop&Ia , in *
digestion , constipation , headache ,
ete. They'll tnka away that tired
feeling giving new life ami strength.
A9 Scnd 0 cents Air Iho Ix uutlnil rolorcd r4c <
lure , "MoorMiMuldru , "
THEfirHLOPHOROSCO 112 Wall St. N. Y.
Public sole of Imported
draft Bullions and tiot-
tliiKHtnckat 1'ork , Neb
Nov.CT. IStiS , commen
cing at O.ifa in ,
Wu will olfer our entire
block of hoM'-K , ubuiit
i 30 In number. 'I 1'ar-
fcneronu , 1 t'lydesilalo ,
'it-hire , 1 I'rrnuh Cnua-
cllitn , Huvornl grade
draft and one trottlna stallion The balnncu
rouslstsof Hotting bred maroi ) , itlllu iiiuldrlv-
ehorHej.
'rilHM.SUna years time , good bankable paper
. 6por-ient dli > tount for cash . .SAI,1 ;
KA1N Oil SHIM ; . Send ( or cutuluyuo.
FJtV JcI'AIIltilAClI ,
41 , WOODS , Auctioneer ,
_ . _ . _ _ _ _ Bi-rron , mrly ilt >
Tool manlK Ht-ir I will Mnd a vnlunlif
IrralUa ( tr&lt.l ) c 'iiuu.hif full i rllcuUr4 ( or
liOtnn fur' , frtaof rbarjrd ArlnrvnK ,
PROF.F.C. FOV/LER , Moodua.Conn.
DR , HORDE'S
ElectroMagnetic Belts !
The Grandest Triumph ol Electric Science Sci-
Gentlemen's Belt -Cg& TBeit SrlenliDe cnlifica"y Made anJ Pfactica"Y Appllod-
"Ky.MI8Ul.DISEASE CURED WITHOUT MEDICINES
IT WILL CURE YO\iffi \ 2ffn1&lvlmf'Mn'a'mv'-Fr ' ]
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| CI I ImUnlALo tJiuin-A ; : I. ItotKlniul. K H.rnrkoranJJ M , llaslett , flit oil Uortnl of Tnult-.Chlca-
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WEAK , NERVOUS PEOPLE.
nn. iirmirs Ef.mno-BtjiQ.
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, combined. Uiwrantmltbo .
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neonllnuous Rleclrto < fr Jtaynrtlo chrnnlcillfteasetfof huthsexea.
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DR. W. J. HORNE , Inventor , 191 Wabash Avenue , Chicago.
IVho fir.m Polly , Icnorinea or Vlre tinro Mtlnnilr dralnnl
Ilitlr Vitality or IlcUlliaied ( heir Ntnnui hrilrmi , an.l . li <
arc Incipacltaled for Iho Manlr Dulles ot l.llo iou fluJ u
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CIVIALE REMEOIAL AQENCV ,
liO Fulton Street , ( few
Or the Liquor Habit , Positively Curoa b )
Administering lr. Halites' Clolden
KpeclJlo.
II csn bo given In a , rup of coffe * or t ( with.
cut tbolnowlrdgo ot the person taking Itab2 ; < > -
lutcly hdrinltis , una wilt ortcct a pormauont and
Peeuy curu. whether the putlvitt Is a moderate
drinker or nn ulruhollo wreck. ' .Thousands ol
clruiiknrdi Irnvo been tuadu temperate men who
liavo taVou Oolden Boecluo In their cotroo wltli-
ont their know | ilKo mi toduy bollove they
quit drlnklnu of ttu'lrowo ticu will. It never
fnlU. The eyistem once lmiir iniat ' ( l M'lth the
Brictlrlo , It bocomua an tntfr inipos-ilblllty for
tljnlhiuor uppelite to ojttht J'or a'xlu by Kuho
* ( 'o. . ltli and Douplns ett , uiiu 18th and Cum.
Inlets. , oiuaiia , J.cLA ; l > 1 OfUr & Jlio
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131 Doitruoni rt , , Clneiuo Hiivicc free , 2i yean
buJiuoii uulotly auil
Preserve Your Health
D. 0. HA l.l. * CO.'H 1'RIIFO.
UATKI ) Hl'l KSKIN UNDIJIt-
( ! .MtMi\"l'S : Smitn's I'nWairord
topc'i'hons su coiillblo locolci the
li > st rirotuitlou n alnst 1'NBU
MONIA. HIir.HMATISM. nnd
nil l.l'Nfi DISIJASHS Itccom-
mcndc'd Jor I .nil Ins and gentlemen -
men by the Medical I'uculty
Head fur llhiotratod circular.
CANFIIILI ) CO.
SOI.K MANin'At'TUIIKIlS
8G Leonard St. , New YorkCIt7
( jit ATii'UL-tMrUTlNfi. : ( ( )
Epps's Cocoa.
llltKAKPAKT.
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wliltn unvi'iii Ilio ojiurallunnof illuunlliui untl nulrl-
HDD , unit hy n cnrefnl iiii | > llcullnri nl Ilio line pniDor-
llua ol vrnll auluLluil Cucua , Mr , liip | < luu iirnvlJiiil nur
lirriikfust inhlii nllliu dolltntuiy llnviinid littvurKuu
wlilcU iuiiyiiivo : us niiiiiy liaivy cli lor' I > IIU. ItU
liy lliu Jiiilliluun ute ol MUtli urllclfi ur ilrlltlinlu
ciinsllluiiiin iiiiit bo unuluallr bulll nn " "III mruiiK
unuiiuli to rofil i ovrry IrnUitury to UiKuitMn. HUH.
drriU of hiilnlu liuilulku tire lloiitlnx iiniiind " ready
loiillatk wliuniTtT thorn In u wi-nk point Wnnnir
C.TIIIIU iimny a lulnlnliiill by kocpi/m / "iirfuUm well
Inrlllloil wild imrn liloml niul n prupurly nourtilicU
IrimipV Civil Uorvliiidiiaoltu , . . . .
MndiiHliiiply wllli bolllim water or nillk. Sold only
In lialf piiiiinl tlni by OruvnM lubuli-d Hull
lloniu-opBlhic ( nicmlst3 ,
, . .OMO.SUftULANII. .
To Ilio KlofkhulilorH of Ilio O nlnllii
Imuil mill Cntilo Coiniinuy.
Notice is hereby elvon Unit the animal meet.
IIIK of the Htocklioldersof Ilio O ululluJjund and
CuttlcComiiany. lll tiu held nt the Company'u
olllco in tin ) cllv ol Oiiiiilui , Nubratiku , on
Wcilnoijilu.v , December Mb , INK at . 'I o'clock p
in. , for Ilia i-icctlon of illruLloiH forthu ensului ;
year , nnd foi tie ! tiansnctlonot wuoli other ba * .
IntHS as inn v cumn heforo Ilio mrutlnx.
WIM.IAM A. I'AXION , J'l
JoHiM'ii 1'iiASK.
Oinnhn , Neb , Nnvombi-rlith , 18
llov-17-to-duc-5
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DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Successor * lo John (3. Jacob * . )
Undertakers and Embalmers
At the old c ami. 1107 I'firnnm at Orders by
toiogruph eulu Ui'd and promiitly attuiuled ,
'J'c'iuplionu to No ' .
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