Nebraska Newspapers

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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE/ SATURDAY , DECEMBER 13 , 1.890 , 4
THE CITY ,
The lioso compiinles were cnllod to
Eighteenth nnd Vinton streets nt 2
o'clock .veitordtiy afternoon on a fnlno
alnrm oi fire.
The temperature ns reported by the
locrd slgni ! ! odlco was 111 follows : At 7
a , m. , 1P ( ; nt 10 u. tn. , 23 ° nnd tit 1 p.
in. 31 ° .
The deed for the property sold by
Jnmcs McCord to the Nebraska Tolo-
nhono company at Eighteenth and Doiiff-
Ins street , was ( lied for record yestcrduy.t
The consideration was Ml,000.
The following clerks on the Omnha
and Ojfdcn railway mall service have
received promotions : W. A. Crosby , , T.
M. Reynolds , G.V. . Jones and Clinton
D. Haker.
John M. Thurston has sued the stockholders -
holders of the Wcstllchev Courier pub
lishing company for $ ii"7 attorney fees.
Among the defendants arc distillers ,
brewers , politicians , merchants , lawyers
and congressmen.
I Oliver II. P. Halo IB wanted on a
> charge of larceny as bailee. Jorollan L.
Rico allogcs that lie lot Halo have a
horse , \n\Ktty \ \ and harness , all of the
vnluo of SoIJj , and that Halo has con
verted the same to his own uso.
Hugh Murphy , who has the contract
for paving Sherman nvoniio with Sioux
Fall granite , will complete the job next
, week. This will give a continuous line
of pavement aa far north as the north-
cast corner of the fair grounds.
P. E. Young , who has been the con
fidential clerk of Superintendent Harry
Gilmore of the Bolt line road for the
past two years , has gone to Mexico City ,
Mexico , where ho has accented a posi
tion as aosoclato editor on El Llberiiul ,
the principal paper of the country. Ho
has been succeeded in Mr. Gilmoro's of
fice by Frank Smith of Atchison , Knn.
Ella Ilorlln wants Robert McGco ar
rested for larceny as bailee. She alleges
that she gave Robert a $ UO-bill and sent
him out to got it changed. Robert ex
perienced such a pleasant sensation
whllo the money was in his possession
that ho decided to keep it , and that is
why Eilu has invoked the aid of the
strong arm of the law to deal harshly
with the culprit.
c
The correctness of the maxim "nothing
Buccccils llku success" Is well exemplified in
Aynr's Sarsnnnrllla. The most successful
combination of alteratives nnd tonics , It nl-
ways succeeds In curlnijdlscasesof the blood ,
and hcnco Its wonderful popularity.
All Music nt llnlf Price.
GflOO pieces only lOc a copy at Moin
berg's , 10th st. bet. Capital ave & Dodges.
The HcstlcHS American.
What a restless people wo arol Never
happy unless wo tire doing something
with all our tniirht. Wo fall only when
wo attempt to pltiy. And yet nothing is
j easier now than a visit to California
j over the Union Pacific , the original
overland route , and the Pacilio coast
climate in winter is unrivalled still.
The Union Pacilio and Southern Pacific
company , profiting' ' by past experience ,
have spared no pains or expense during
the past summer to perfect the roadbed
nnd the equipment of the line via
Ojjdon , and the ontlro tour from the
Missouri river to San Francisco oven in
midwinter , is the supromcst luxury of
railroading without the delay so often
experienced in winter.
Banker Prcttynmn Indicted.
CHICAGO , Deo. 12. The grand Jury this af-
lornoon Indicted Bunker Prettymnn , whoso
bank went to the wall a short time- ago , and
lila onoliior , O. 8. Johnson , on chnrgoa of em
bezzlement. Capiases for their arrest
were nt once issued. The basis of the
Indictment is the receipt of money from de
positors when the Insolvency of the bank was
apparent. _
To Nervous Debilitated Men
If you will send us your address wo will
ecnd you Dr. Dyo's Celebrated Voltaic Belt
nud Appliances oa trial They will quickly
restore you to vigor , manhood and health.
Pamphlet frco. VOJ.TAIU BULT Co. , Marshall ,
Mich.
The now ofllcos of the Great Rock
Island route , 100- Sixteenth and Fnrnam
Btrcols , Omaha , are the finest in the city.
Call and boo them. Tickets to all points
east at lowest rates.
I'rciUutH a < _ all net Crlsln.
, LONDONDoe. . IS. [ Special Cablegram to
Tin ; Br.D.j TUo Paris correspondent or the
Times declares Unit the French cabinet will
only last until the now loan has bcun Issued
nud that Houvier , minister of finance , will
then probably fall aim thu premiership cbango
bands.
1 For CoiiRtin ami Throat Dlsorilur.s
use Brown's Bronchial Troches. "Ihivo
never changed my mind respecting them , ex
cept I think bettor of that which I began
thinking well of. " Hov. Henry Ward
Boeclicr. Sold only in boxes.
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Through coaches Pullman palace
Bloopers , dining care , frco reclining chair
cars to Chicago nnd intervening points
via the great Rock Island route. Ticket
olllco lliOU , Sixteenth and Faruaia
Right 1'coplo Itiirncd to Dentil.
WAKSAW , Dec. 12. The porcelain fac
tory nt Mellow bu'rnoil today and eight em
ployes lost their lives in the lire.
HorsfoiMl Anil
Impnrtslicnowcil S ticngth
md vigor where thcro has been exhaustion.
The Gold Premium.
BUKNOS Avu > : , Deo. 12. [ Special Cable-
Bram to Tin : Ben. ] Gold today was quoted
at " 00 per cent premium.
Mrs. Winslow's ' Soothing Svrup for chil
dren teething gives quiet , hulisfal rest. ' >
cents n bottlu.
TUB UUAIjTV MAKKGT.
INSTIIUMENT3 ylaooJ on roddrJ Uooo n-
bor 12.
MTAIWAXTT
L & L Albilght coinp'nny tn A M I'otor-
soii , lotHO niul ID. lilk 4 , lloppo's Hi ) '
sulxllv , lots III and 14 , blk U ,
' . . f 1,700
Daniel Clifton niul wlfo to I'rcston
Koines , Mm i cs In o > ; , nisO-H-ll . lo
ndwurtl Kpnn anil wlfu to John McGor-
ry , lots , ink 1. Yanl'iimp's nilu . 1
Ciilhno lluloy to J ( J Christie.v ; ia ftiet
lots 1 iiiulS , Illicit , llronu I'urk . . . . . . . SOO
T O inul Thomas JotTrliH to 0 W Tracy.
lots , blk1.1 , JulTrlos * loplut . . , UW
Otto Johns in to J I' Jorpo , uSJ foot of w
120 foot of n IX' feut lot 111) ) , NeUoii's
mm . j gnr
J U I.nUo nnd wlfo to Wlltliim anil tl M
Dow. lot 11. I.ulio , t Tomnlotou's ailil. . 1,000
A U McUniulloss ami ttlto toV 11 Jones.
lot ; i , luirr's Mibihv , hi IsOell add . i ; oo
James MeCiml anil ulfo 10 Nubraskn
tulcpliono company , in , lots 1 unit 8 ,
lilk n. Umaha . . . 31,000
J W Miifoanil wlfo to I' 8 llt'iinott , lots
8 to 1(1 ( Jill ; 17. bcully'a , mhl . 64.000
Miles > v ThompMin to Amliew Itoiewa-
tt > r. lot 11) ) , Alusllolil mill . . . . 725
A A I'otcrsnn and wlfo to A l 1'eturbon ,
lotl.VblkD , Matthows'Buu . 500
A S SlmttueU tot \ \Voodruir , tnul 1-5
lot'.1 , blk .1. I'ltilnvlevr . 1
Union 1'uulllo railway roinpiiny to G \
Ill-own , bono and no so ls-15-io . SCO
L J Wooilriilt to J L McUugue , lot : ' , blk
D , I'lulnvluvr . i 030
Amelia Weehrr to Wlllhim Itorinmiin , o v
li lot 7 , llUSa , Oinalui . . . . 0,000
QUITCI UM Iir.KDS.
B J Knrr and husband tnV If Jones lot
a. Knrr'HfiiblnuIkU , iBboll'iuM . i
W H Stutiimn mid ulfo to Mrs ICuto i :
Moore , lot U , Oinulin building and su\-
IIIK association add . . . 1
School district Not ) to J 1) Crcighton , I
bijimro ucro In s\v corner no -16-li. . . , , \
DEEDS.
I I" Iloyd , sheriff , to WSStutmnn , lot 13 ,
Uninnu building ulul savings ussoola-
clntlon add . . . . l.a
C \V Loomls. luliiilnUtrttor , to Anna
Kiiliou. lot O.-Ouk Hill . 600
Kotal amount Of tranafcrs. . . . 1101,58 ;
I
Itook Halo Tomorrow.
To mnko room "for our now stock of
S1LVEH WAHK , FOHKS , SPOONS ,
rKA SETS , etc. , that wo shall upon to-
norrow morning , wo arc obliged to snc-
rlflco our books , nnd will place on sale
.omorrow
600 complete sols Dickens'
works at $3.76.
L',000 volumes , 12 mos. , bound
In cloth nnd gilt , now issuesbest
rending , 21 cents.
All our books must bo sold before next
week , its wo have a magnificent new
stock of all kinds of
PLATED SILVER WARE.
Forks , spoons , castors , pitchers , urns ,
vnsos , trays , lea sots , etc. , to bo placed
on sale tomorrow In the room now occu
pied by books.
1 TIIE AIORSK DRY GOODS CO.
Christmas ilownlry at Auction.
The entire stock of diamonds , watches ,
silverware and jewelry of the diamond
mrlpra at 1-lth and l < "immm streets hav-
tig boon purchased from the receiver , I
will sell the saino at auction between
low and January 1 , 1801 , commencing1
Thursday , December 11 , nt 70 : ! ! p. in. ,
and continuing afternoon and evening
until the entire stock Is sold. ThciC
? oed were purchased for llrst-chus
: riulo , and parties doalrltifr to buy holi
day presents can procure the finest arti
cles known to the trade at their own
figures.
This is a bona fide auction sale of
iowolry , and all goods arc warranted to
jo as represented.
JEFF W. BEDFORD ,
Diamond Parlors , 14th and Farnam sts.
Went her I'rolmt > llltlH.
For December Indications point to
cold , frosty weather. That , however ,
will make no diltoronca to these who
travel in the steam-heated and electric-
lighted , limited vestibule- train which
is run only by the Ghicigo , Milwaukee
& St. Paul lly. betwosn Ouviha and
Chicago. This elegant train leaves
Omaha at G:10 : p. in. arriving in Chicago
at 0tO : ; a. m. , in time to make all eastern
connections. For further information
apply at city ticket olllco , 1501 Farnam
HI. , Omaha. F. A. N.\bir ,
J. E. PHKSTON. General Agent.
City Passenger Agent.
DISJIUGT COUHT.
The Frank Murder Trinl Sovornl Hi-
vorccwGrunted.
In Judge Clarksou's court the Tony Frank
munlcr trial occupied the day. 'i'ho case
creates hut little interest , nud yesterday
scarcely n dozen spectators were In the room.
The morning session was devoted to the
cross examination of Mrs Austin Heed.
Nothing new developed , and ahout the only
fact that the dcfcnso succeeded in jnoving
was that Mrs. Hoed had been a much mar
ried woman ; th.it with two husbands dead
and two Hvluir , she had been looking after
others.
John Babbitt , the owner of the pun found
on the Heed farm the morning nftor the mur
der , tcslillcd thnt two weeks prim-
to the commission of the .cilmo ho h.ul
loaded this jiun , au old Zulu musket ,
and had hung It m Urn barn. Frank , Ober
and several other parties hud acces > s to the
barn * Babbitt was at the Heed farm shortly
after the murder and found Chronlster sit-
tliiR untight in his chair , dead Ho saw
tracks in the snow outside of the house , but
could not tell by whom they were made.
Mrs. John Struble , who was in the house
at the time the shot was flrcd , at once ran
out doors , but could see no one. She knew
both Tony Frank and Chronister and sup
posed they wcro on friendly terms.
Judge wakeley spent n greater portion ot
the day listening to the tales of woo told by
mlsnuitcd partlKi.
Last October people who wrro not
on wondered why the elegant mansion
of . Dr. Samuel 1C. Cimmbcrs , at
Sherman avenue and Burdctto streets , was
so suddenly vacated and a "For Heat" card
huni ; in the window. There was a skeleton
In the closet , but none excepting the inter
ested pai tics and a few friends know of this
Tact. MaryJ. Chambers , the wlfo of the
Horse doctor , had au Idea that her liejjo lord
was stepping outsldo the paths of virtue. So
under prctcnsp of visiting her parents at
Exeter , this state , she took n d.iv off , and
lining a private iloteutlvo watched the move
ments of the lieidcr of the Ills that horse flesh
is heir to. The detective got la his work , and
on the night of October located the doctor
iu a Ninth street house of quostioimhlo re
pute. This fact confirmed all of the reports
that had reached the cars of Mrs. Clmmocrs ,
and she nt once commenced divorce proceed
ings. Ycsteiday the case was heard and the
pravor of the petitioner granted.
rive years ago Curtie.I. and Otto ICcnyon
entered upon a sail over the matrimonial MMS ,
and for a timu the storms were few , but later
on lu tlio voyage Otto lingered long at the
cup , and as a result bccamo a drunkard , or at
least that is what his wife stated ! Thedivoico
was granted in duo form.
The case of Dr. Husscdorf against his wife ,
Sarah J , , was next called. The doctor came
from Now York three years ago. The wife
Visited the town later on , but not liking the
people , said that she would not llvo in nasty ,
illity Omalin , and , packing her trunks , re
moved to the metropolis of the United States ,
whore , tlio doctor states , she Is now
running a fuinlshcd room house. The nmu
of pills did not get his divorce , though the
court took the case under advisement.
James F. Illckox wanted to bo separated
from his wife , Kittle L. For several jcars
the paities were residents of tills city , but
in March , 18S7 , the woman concluded to be
come a M.I ) . With this object In view she
went to Chicago , where she catered a medi
cal college and graduated. Since that time
she lias abandoned James' bed and board.
The divorce la this case was granted.
Lucy Wells , colored , asked for the severing
of the matrimonial knot that existed between
herbolf nnrt her husband , Thomas Alleiir She
was able to prove that Thomas Allen was n
drunkard and a worthless vagabond , nnd for
this reason she got what she asked.
Hattlo Carter and her husband Joseph are
both persons of color. Joseph has horso-
whlpped Ilattio upon divers and sundry oc
casions , nnd for this reason she was granted
u divorce.
Esther O. D.Vebb \ has brought suit to
foreclose a fJ.OOO mortgage executed by Louis
Peterson and wlfo.
County Court.
In the county court Walter Brandos has
brought suit against the city of Omaha and
asks for a judgment of $1,000 , In his peti
tion the plaintiff alleges that owing to the
construction of the now viaduct bis business ,
carried on nt 811 South Tenth street , has
been ruined. Ho ube alleges that In the ap
praisement of damages ho was ignored and
was never given a chance to prove his loss.
Kdwnrd Ainscow has sued Stow & Her ,
alleging that they ewe him ? CUO rontT
J. L. Welshans alleges that Emma II.
Thnyerowes him the sum of . ' 83 for plumb
ing that was put into her house.
Cwdta UlUlouol Homes
uzearithoBt&nddrl *
AS FINE AS THEY MAKE . 'EM.
We want tm.isay a word to you about FINE OVERCOATS. By that we mean
ments made of mateiuals such as your tailor makes to order and charges twenty-five thirty-
five , forty , fifty and even sixty dollars for. We sell that sort of coats , but not at that ' sort of
prices. You go to your tailor , he takes your measure , pats you on the back , turns you around
three or four times , remarks on-your fine figure , says he'll put his best coat maker on your coat
( they're all best coat makers ) , and says : "OhI YesI I'll have your coat done for you Saturday
night SURE. " You put on your old coat and go home , you put it on every time you go out and
each time it seems to look shabbier than before until Saturday night when you put it on for the
last time and go to your tailors with a bright smile arid a determination to owe him for it
( couldn't do that with us ) and are met with the cheerful intelligence that "our best workman
was taken sick and it was impossible to get your coat out. " Its different when you buy a gar
ment of us. You come into our store , state your needs , hundreds to choose from , every
shape , every size , every style , sure to get a fit. You make your selection , no waiting , no annoy
ance and you've saved money besides.
THE COATS WE SPEAK OF TODAY - -
Are made by men whohave made a life study of the clothing business , \vho buy thousands of
yards of the best goods made direct from the mills , who buy trimmings by the case , who em
ploy the best workmen money can hire , who by making thousands of coats instead of dozens
are able to turn out a coat ready to wear for what your tailor pays for his materials.
WE OPEN TODAY A RECENT PURCHASE
Of the finest line of high grade coats we have ever shown , at a saving ofB , $1O , nay , even $18
- TWELVE DOLLARS -
Gives you your choice of piles of beautiful Kerseys in black or brown , with Italian lining and
satin sleeve lining ; and hundreds of splendid Chinchillas in black or blue , with excellent trim
mings throughout.
_ _ AT THIRTEEN-FIFTY AND FOURTEEN-SEVENTY-FIVE
You get your choice of dozens of elegant Kerseys in brown , blue or black , with silk and wool
linings and heavy satin marvellieux sleeve linings.
AT SEVENTEENDOLLA RS
You can buy of us as good a Chinchilla coat as is usually sold for thirty dollars , a saving of
thirteen dollars ( for once thirteen is lucky. )
AT EIGHTEEN-FIFTY
A very fine Kersey , made up better than the average merchant tailor makes a coat , very fint ,
linings , and very finely trimmed throughout. Three shades black , brown and mode.
AT EIGHTEEN-FIFTY AND NINETEEN FIFTY
We are showing some magnificent Scotch Shetland Ulsters in handsome colors. They'll defy
any blizzard due this year.
AT NINETEEN AND THREE QUARTERS DOLLARS
We sell a beautiful Kersey , made up in fine style , the upper part lined with a fine quality of satin
duchesse and the lower with a fine quality all wool eassimere.
TWENTY-ONE-FIFTY AND TWENTY-TWO-FIFTY
Buys as gjood a coat of us as any tailor can make "to your order. " The materials are as good as
money can buy. -workmanship as good as can be done. The trimmings are first class , and
the shades as handsome as any man in Omaha wears.
To gentlemen who claim to be fine dressers , and who are not averse to saving a few dol-
srs , we extend a cordial invitation to inspect these very fine garments.
NEBRASKA CLOTHING CO. , IS S 1
HUMPHREYS !
Du.lIUMriinKYg'Srrcii'-icsnrosclontincallyniid
carefully prepared prescriptions I used for innuy
years lu private pratt Ice w Ith surceos.aml for over
thirty years used by tlio people. Kvery eltiftlo fepo-
clla ! aspeclnl euro for the tllscaio named.
Tlieio hpcclllca euro without iliiiRRlni ; , purg
ing or reducing ? the B ) stem , nnd nr In Inct nud
deed the Hovcrclgurc-iiifillciiul tlioWorlcl.
UST OK rUIXCIPAI. M53. COHEH. riUCl .
1 1'nvorn , CotiKi tIon , Itu'.iiinmatlon . . . ' - ! . >
it WovniH. Worm lV tr. Worm Ojlle . 'J.S
olle.orTreth iiRof Infanta . ' . ! . ' )
II JIUIIUIICII UH OIU.Vll.l.i.v.n . . . . . . ( , " J
111 nyHPFPHln , IHlloiM btninarn. . . .Jo
II HiimircdHCilor I'nlnfiil 1'crloUH. , 'i5
I'i WblluM , too I'rofuso 1'irloiln . . . , ' >
1 li Uronp. Cougli , DinicultllroatliliiH . . .
1 t Milt Rliouiii , } : r ? ! ; ielasl.riiitlou8. .Jf
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15 tUiuiliiintlHni , IllieumnlloI'nlni
III iWcrnml ARIIP , ClilllcMalaria . . .SO
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M f fiiu t jiiiimu * * Mvt ' } ;
HI Ciitnrrli , Inlliiciira , Coldliitholleail
till Whuopliiic Cinitth. Violent CounliB.
VJI ( irnrrnl II.-I.I11H .IhyBlcalWcaknvsa
U7 IvIilnoylllMtnHp .
JS Ncrtoui Onblllty , , , >
: i llrlunry WriiUiirsH. WoltlnBllfil. .3J {
J-Z IUHCIIHL-Huf tliollciirtl'nliltatloul.0p
"iolil bynrugK tsTor dentnoilpnU ! on receipt
of jTlco. ln lliMi-iiRETh' MASJJAI. ( HI nasca )
richly bound In rl < ilh and sold , mailed free.
HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO. ,
Oor. William and John Streets , New XT *
§ P E C i F 8 C S _
"Let every bird sing its own
note : '
While the air is full of
rumors of bargains we
"RISE TO EXPLAIN" that in
it is better to pay a fair
price and secure a good
thing , than to waste money
on cheap garments. Ex
amine our fine
CHEVIOTS
AND
CASSIMERES ,
and you will agree that they
nro fully worth the money
we ask for them. In quality ,
fit and finish they ore not to
bo excelled even by first-class
custom work.
Cold weather is here , it is
high time to don a heavy suit ,
AMUSEM HINTS.
Boya's ,
OOMM13NOINQ T _ 11
T11UUSOA.V. JLJ < 3G. JLJL
SUASO.V. SUCCESS U.VUIATEI )
BU Mr. Gus Thomas' Unique Comedy-
U Drama ,
BR THE BURGLRR |
A Sltlllnil Interpreted
Llsudhig byn
ot n
Laughter Great
and Tea-fc Company.
1NCI.UDINU
MR , A. S. LIPMAN ,
1'rlcc ns ti'iiul. biiloof scntsWednofdo )
BICYCLE RACE ,
Saturday Evcniii , Dec. 13
REXADINO
vs.
vs.SHILJU
Admission. 25 Cents.
START 7:30 : P. M.
. This will bo n square race and o.xcit-
nglfrom start to linish.
iz > r\-ii rt' c Four NighSi !
.i J \ f JJ "UL < s Oommeucing
Sunday , December / / / / / ,
-TIIK
HRNLON-UOLTER
AND
MARJTINETTI
English Pantomime anil Novelty Company
Under the nianoscmont nf Illch 4 : llnrrls.
The Miistnilon Specialty Organization.
M Tlfty KutoiHinn Artists 50.
A I'lo-'iainino ot Novelties.
'I ho Most Knjoyfililo Kiitortaliunont T.ver
rresentcd. Sulu opens Suturdiiy.
DIME E'BEN ' MUSEE.
WILL I.AWI.Kll , Maniecr. Corner llth nnd Farnam
ireola Omalia. LWcokof Doc. btli.
MITE , HHE MIDGET ,
Ace 10 , wclfflit U pounds , hnl ht SI Inches. A
rare , curious wonder ; u freak unrlvulleil.
/.anzaillt.i , ma sic : Iho Ailnms children , Hol-
llns1ro wnlkur.iunil u host of attrnetlons.
DR. BAILEY ,
GRADUATE DENTI3T
A 1'ull Set of Toot'i
on Kubbar , for
I'IVE Dou-tiis.
A nnrfopt lit fiinrnntOC'l. Tt'Otll extracted
? . .wULout nnaoi-
thetlos. Gold and silver 111 nS at lowest
ratea Ilrldgoiuid Ciown Work. Tcoth wlth-
oiitplaloi All work warranted _ . „ . , . , ,
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16FII AND FARNAM
Kntrarco , ICth htteot elevator Open oveu-
ngs until 8 o'clock-
WRITE TO HER/
"I wa not nblo to rte rar housework for IS jour * ,
. . DUIiluntit. . llnmilo.
i\r > M > - -i.Mclioliti on.t2S.
N , V. "Docloreil with nmnr I'linlclunt for fenmlo .
woakuenunduieilmanjr roiucdloinltlioutucnent .1
toxes .SUIIVK IIEA.NK curoil iroi 1 nm Btronu OH eu-ri
do all my own work. " II porbox. Six boxot for l& .
Addre.'NK11VK 11KAN TO , HUKKA1.O , N V.
bk ( OiuaUu
THE BEST
,
IN THE WORLD.
ARE MADE BV TIIE
WoonsoGkBt i Rhode Island Rubber Go
And wo arc their western agents und always carry a lanro stock.
Address ,
Binericefljiand Sewed Shoe Go
1204 and 1206 Harney Street.
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llCTHIC BCIT AND tUJHIISORt
hlilkt , Will for ibliipcdlKpur.
ji , Cir of G i r llt H k m. tllltj Krttlj. I11M , J tk ;
! , l ll im i lurrt.O ' Kltitrlcllr lbt ih < ll AK K
PiilTH . roiw lB tb.rolo limllll .l tIMIIIIll HHTKIIiUTII
IlMlrii Inrrtit K ll l l llj , or t ftilitl IJOXI la tuk ,
HILT 4 4 .ttorr Ct | ilrlt II. 1 f ' ont Mill f > r *
u. lr ( .c.4 IB thru neolbi. Sitlil ptutliUl riji.
AMDM XUOiaiO CO , , l UltU * lit. j tHICAIt.Ilt
MO OUR.EX ! NO
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
FcTonteen ycnrs experlonco A rennlarcriKluiite In medicine , mdlplomns hnw , Imtlll Iranllnitwith
IliOfrcnlcHnucci'is , nil .Nervous , Chronic ami I'rlrnto Dlia 1101 Aponnnnont curn niinruitotM for Cittarrn ,
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OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS
Street.
Steve repairs of till descriptions for cmk and ho itln ? fitnvoi , family and hotel
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Telephone QQO- ROBERT UHUIG , Proprietor-
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OUR METALLIC LATH ! HAVE YOU USED IT ?
If not , you will find It ndnptod to nil kinds of aur.'nco' , the boat form
of FIRE PROOFING , moat easily andohoaply nppllod. Loading
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THE CINCINNATI CORRUGATING CO. , PIQUA , OHIO.
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