Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 10, 1888, Page 5

PAISTED A LURID CRIMSOY. Lincoln the Scene of a Republican Jollification, The Capital City Celebrates the Blec- tion of Harrison ana Morton in Magnificont Style A Terris ble Accident Lixcol s BUREAU 0F T Owana 13am, | TaNeony, Nov, 9O, ‘ The cityof Lincoln was colored a lurid rimson to-night, Great vonfires made principa s as lig da madly enthusia republican rmed the line of march almost as he face of the crage deme s invitations sent out w s in person, and every train through and towns all over th Reduc the various rates had been secured ov ads. and republicans flocked to the hough the rati st ity as never hefol ractically an impromptu afle ation meeting wis much the ever witnesscd in the state, Four y of democratic rule « 1tly aroused 10 the highest pitch slumbering enthus- jaem, and the great demonstration at Indianapolis lnst mght was certainly rivaled by the republicans of this state, Nebraskans, democrat or republican, never do things by halves. | went. The dying i wtie eity administeation inte posed 1o objections. and from man- ffest indications evidently believed in the good old maxim, “Farly to bed and rly to rvise mak man healthy, ithy and wis The committee appointed early ves- terday morning did their work well. Invitation tel egrams were sent toprom- ineut republicans and the rank and tile of the party in different parts of the ompt replies came aceepting the impromptu invitations and n great prowd of visitors wus assured before the day closed. Theattendance from abroad went beyond e ations. It was an- other outpouring of the Israclites from bondage. twilight commenced to deepen the flutter on the streets an- nounced that spectatoes were gathering to witness the imposing demonstration. The winterish air seemed to hold no ono in check. Streets weve lined by a throng of humanity, dozens deep, surg- ing and shouting at the slightest prov- ocation The presidentinl salute was fired at the turn of 7 o'clock by the university cadets. This was the signal for the paraders to move, and the line of murch was taken, up one street and down an- otl headed by the republican flambenu club, closely followed by of I nd,” the old sol- frst vot university cade visiting clubs, ¢ nd, tin horn brigu citizen voters and foot and mounted clubs. Transpavencies were »d by hundreds of hands, some of which peculiarly fitting and ¢ v provoked great laughter and enthusinsm. Some read Repub- lican President, Senate and House;™ othe Log Cabin Bitters is ail we Drin [ree whisky and free cig caught the democrat The loeal hits provoked a great deal of mivth. It will be remembered that free trade caught two or three prominent republicans, and took thein off into thutsophism, thus securing their votes for the demo- eratic nominees. *‘Harwood won't get that foreign v ion” and **Harley fixed New York,” smfled benignly upon them, The parade was reviewed in front of Funk’s opera house on O street. Con- spicuous among Nebraska republicans in the “‘grand stand” stood Senator Manderson, Congressman Conneli-elect, Governor Thaycr and the entire repub- lican state ticket-elect. Itwa grand sight, and inspiration caught the mul- titude. Assoon as the review was over the Metropolitan rink was filled to to the utmost. Short but happy speches we made by lead- ing republican orators. Tt is necdless to name them. — Cheer after cheer greeted them as they tho vast audience. Shouts and hurrahs fol- lowed them when through with their ks, The David City glee elub inter- 1 h-making with their spn'llml . and they, too, were cheored to the echo. The ludios’ yepublican club of Greenwood occupicd rominent seats. Delegatious from o , I'rewont, Beatr Nebraska City, Tecumseh, Wahoo, Ashland and W, every lea demonst able was ment of the oce But the Aeparture of tr cily wis,comy © part ident of the wonderful Every deviee imagin- red” up for the enjoy- ston. me al the time for the us. At midnight the atively speaking, quiet. Needed repose w ght. No ter political demonstration was ever wi nessed in the state. It reflecied credit upon the party, and especially upon the tireless energy of the stute contral com- mittee. The campaign of 15588 has ended, and it is to be hoped that para- 1yzed business will scon revive, HE TOOK HIS TIME. Soon after the moch at Fitzger- ald’s brick yard was started this morn- ing one of the employes, named Daniel Burke, was caught in the shafting and instantly Killed, The speed of the en- gine had just been started. It had not renched over forty revolutions per min- ute at the time'the terrible accident happened. The unfortunate young man was as- sisting one of the other hands in shift- ing a belt on the second foor, wheve all the shafting is placed. A belt had heen thrown off, but the rope used to bold it away from the shaft to prevent w was tungled and the other man w for u new piece, leaving Burke to hold the rope. In some way it became wound around his wrist and caught in the turning shaft, and he was jerked from his feet and whirled into the air. Be- tween the floor and the shaft the space was uot more than twelve inches, and the unfortunate fellow was drawn through this several times before the muchinery could be stopped. As soon as possible Burke was extri- cated, but a gasp, a quivering breath, and his spirit departed the tenewment of cliny. The revolutions of the engine injured him tervibly. Ouo side of his head was a great, bloody bruise; his right arm was broken between the wrist and elbowand twisted entirely off; several ribs were fractured and his left ors in leg broken, The coroner was immediately notified #nd went to the scene of the accident. Ho considered an inquest unnecessary, but took the statement of thoso who witnessed the tragedy. The body of the oung wan was then taken to'the un- dertake room and prepared for burvial, The funeral will probably be held Sun- day, under the auspices of the Ancient Ovrdor of Hiberninng. A meeting was beld tornight to arvange for the cere- wmony. David Burke was twenty-soven years of age and a native of Irelund, where all of his family now are with the ex- ception of an unole who resides in Bloomington, L. K¥or soveral years has Besn in the employ of Hon. (d, and has won the ie and companions, has been spoct of his employe some_time past Bu 1 West Lingoln. Reecently he smmate, Dar ' ranged 1o g0 to Omaha to make a start An Important Announcement Jyecks aee wh wmu at business, § y get 1o, and’ ) ddcaly aiac xcraciat to Omaha on next Mo rx\rxflnmyfn‘kn 4 1 S o attack that 1. 0 medinte low ! He took his time, but into the un- i n'iwo of thren daga mYy Jomts weed EWolen 1o almost donble thelr daiural sise Known w rml feep waa driven from m Ar\»-nflu- roctor v Tettit, s mittec B - 1 et Bwitve Bpecine and % At Ak Aol nd 111 doss T a4 onoa secured the S8, &, and aft Waing it the first day, had & quiet night an froshing sleep. In n ook I felt greatl Tn Clree weoeks | It up an trict court of Olos county. nd remanded. Opinion by Co Gandy vs State, error from 1t the room, And after using ST triet f Pawnee cot Bortien L way' ont and able to g0 to bustess V0 < ee co 1T lave oot reguini 1y At my bty Opin of iy and Mand. an 3 Fret fom nige & ed and remande v Reese, Ch, J d Ca Powers 6L al . om the i court of Lo Sl Gounty. AR op 11T, 16th sireet, New Tork O &) B . 'n. swviian, T e, warded off & 56 STIATE CLATNE ALLOWED avhére I'he hourd of public lands and build- mends lise ik ional tremtim ing tin adjourn m to-day ghie' sty eraioates the seeds of dls- and allowed the following claims ev. W. P, Han ®, D. D. (jlonn Taene, for industrial home at T IR A ,n":‘"&’jfl- ' b T\ Tow betiles of SwItt's Spectia John Lanham, estimate on work on eFfect cure. RTSA. Capitol grounds, £5.907.50, 5 31 30 e %, Wesd bas nd g 5 - fiia" ' The CITY NEWS AND NOTES, el wera pany Hon. S. .J. Alexander. of Johnson, is e reo S ALy S Ly and T in Lincoin to-day. e came up to ratify with the vietorious army Frank Snow. Johu Harper, Charles o, 10 QOubT, Buewell; Hd Smythe, Al L. Hughes :;:;:uru'x:xr:’;:;,,;ffit‘,.':;::;f*,: LR Clyd Tayloe, W. | Austin and Fred . H. Brap, Postn 1 Wright, the gentlomen comprising the k& ‘”W"w‘;_co Texas, May 9, 1558 republican glee elub of David City, Y Gentiemen- Knowing that son app registered al the Capital hotel at noon StaLing (hat 06 OF OUF IALY casboyIerA has By tho e of four In of your gr Ton, W : J. Connell, congressman- oh o SR from t Ifiest district, w n th .u“l\rll\llwrltx WILLIS Captal city to-day. He expressed him- inatled. free o' appications LAY solf g i o o loast sur drugglsts sell elf gratificd but not in th ast [ All Uy i ke Shiciiy 66, prised at the general result of the "Drawer Sy Allania G clection. Hew York, 356 Lroadway.d Oscar Hanson, of D¢ con wis committed to b we of Warden | —— Hye sterday for grand laveeny. e will serve o two yenrs’ sentence, ANGLO-SWISS The following wsentlemen woeve in command of last night's parade: Mar- l, J. C. MeBride; assistants slick, S. | lexander, Major ¥ tin and O. Bell, Lincoln I. i ott, Ash uL Captain Cobb, Wuhoo; Major T. Clarkson, Omaha; Carne: H. Culver, Milford Major \\‘.m,n Nebraska City: O. Horn, § . M. Wells, Cr H o Colonel Pratt, Ben- hotpson, Hickman; Dan th. sh of New P's, tor Peachand for Pear, Champion, Al T stands for Pudding And likewise for Po The Parot, the Pigeon that flic 2 in his nose; for Printer and Press, Sold by People who sell it; But when you are sic| _Pax Take at once Piere i Sth Street. Oh, y indeed! These arc the P's Richardson Drug Co. 1007, 1009 Jones Streats for you, poorsick man or Noth- | Wm. Gentleman, 16th and and Cass Streets. wouin, 2 ing like them for keeping the howe A. H. Gladstone, ks, 1319 Douglas in the air, Paxton, ( llagher & Co. 705, CHOCOLATE AND MILK. y and Prose: Comblnation of Candense d Milk and the Best Chocofate, 700, 711 South and stomach regulated and in order— | —— tiny, sugar-coated granmics. scarecly SUME DOCTORS arzor than mustard secds. They work gentfy but thoroughly honestly admit that they ean't cure SITE. Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Others WALNUT HIL i SCHOOL gay they can but—don’t. ~ Ath-lo- 52 = i Ho-ros “says nothing but — cures. A History of thfl'lD(;l to Get Posses }l’““ H el or e e SionjolithiolGround, Years of trial have proved it to be The history of the Waluut Hill school sites 8 quick, sufe, sure cure, which caused much co »versy in the board Coneord, N L., Sept. 3, 1487 2 I my ow famiily Athlophoros was used of education Wednesday night, is succin ctly an lun ows: from e follows: boen G To begin there has never been but one site piyiclanain (s tate i otta without' eve porary il ordered purchased. At a meeting of the URon Tay TosemmeANton Aoor: Of : gust 5 olut i Tl remedy with the 2 board August Sth, a resolution ordering the LT A BT ctary to advertise for proposals for DN e owalTan: 8, 15, shoc o Athlop Lias comapletely cured me of school sites, in which Walout Hill was to be pAthlophBos| ulllxmlun.muu[(or provided for, was introduced by Morris all the wood it hax M LOCTsE Cirnay. adopted by the plcents for ! lioa HMYGoloR AT bagk: @tisss pEinosall wers anvETOHOROE || ol e e e eolore ko and received, and on motion referred to the | THEATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall SE. N. V. committee on new territory, who were 1n- vested with power to make the selections, and recommend the same to the board. Morrison, and unanimously On August this commit! port, specifying the selection of sites OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED! and recommer for Walnut Hill that tha board purchase lots 12, 13, 14 and 15, of block 17, at 86,000. On motion this report was referred back to the committee, tho site for Walnut Hill be deemed unsatisfactory, inasmuch as it would entail an additional expense of $1,500 for grading. The committee, which consisted of Loisiana State Lfl“ew Gumpany Morrison, chairman, and Sholes, Felton, | . Incorporated by the atnre of 1 Saville and McClare, we so instructed to confer with the committee Gray, H. T H. G. Clarke, Parinclee and Livescy, as there was no money with {GRAND EXTRAORDIN which to pay for these sites, and it was o (- Annually thought advisable to ascertain where it was 2 to come from before any contracts were A of the other ten monthe Lo 5 . Dlic, & th On August 23, Morrison, chairman of the frliflel at we suporvise fie on “Wedo hereby certify t| ortazainst the purchuse ar Iie Montlly and Semi-An nu he Louisiana St Lottery t Walnut Hill, and in lots 52, 53, 54, n manage anc control 5 3 N the Drawings then and that the same ) in bl as much niore are conducted wi osty, fairness and in These eight lots are in the good faith toward all partie, and we authorize Himebaugh addition and the prics fixed upon | the company to use this certilleate, with fac them was $5.000, with tmuch less grading of our signatures attached, in its adver- than on the previously-proposed site. Mo nents " on recomiended the purchs The conumittee on fln..mcImxlnrmr'nlhu howevo ommended preposals for 200,000 in bonds'be placed before the people to be voted on at the next election. A joint report was submitted the same evening by the committec of tinance and committec on new territory, recommending the site selected by Morrison, which wis adopted. The rmbe! of the committee say that - S g— 110 mako the recomuendu- | We, the nndersigned Banks and Hioypora tad pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiun O Mor={ann e He rizes draws e Louishi tion to which Morrison o strenuously ob- | PA¥ il i, draws tn BUe BOHSIRE jected ut the last meeting on_account of an s lmprovement in the site, and the much more i wa Pres, Louis'ana Nat, Bank. economical price asked, #,000, with but PIF!(IH \VAI X. Ir State Nat'l fank. New Orleans Nat'L Banik, little additional for gradi A.BALDWIN, CARL KOHN, l’lut Union Natioual Bank, For Noryonsness GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, Use Hosford's Acid Phosphate. 4 Dr. W. C. Hanscome, Minncapolis, Minn., | 10 the Academy of Music, New Or- says: *“lused it ina caseof acute rheuma leans, Tuecsday, November 13, Company, - tism, durini eouvalososncos the particulur 1888, toms L wished to relieve were sleepless: Teas and nervousncss, aud tho rosutts wers | CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. Ml Ddesired, 100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each, A Dear Druank. Halves $10; Quarters, $5; Tenths, $2; Twen. Jolnson was arrested ou Suspicion of | tieths $1, LIST OF PRIZES, stealing & bottle of beer, although it was not PRIZE OF $5000 16t veeees $300,000 kunown from whom he had fiiched it. Cap- BHIZE OF 100,000 is : tain Green, however, assumod that he knew DAY all about if 1ed into PRIZES OF 10000 Uil \\ hu,ru PRIZES OF cjudge | 25 PRIZES OF X uil. 100 PRIZE e nare 40 e him tweuty days in i coun gL S ol W PIUZES OF 0 are 111100 80,000 Quick, safc and sure, This 1s said of Sal. [ %0 PRIZEBOE B0 e, i, 1000 vation Oil, the great houmtio ; 100 Prizes of 850 Aro I greatost cure on earth for pain, Price 25 | 100 do 330 are A a0, 100 ots & bottle: W do ) are... . 20,00 down in the Coal mines underncath the | wo do = 100 seatal 00,000 ground” coughs and colds are very frequent | v do 100 are 0 and there s whese Dr, Bull's Cough 8y rup valuable. $1,054,500 ————r ckets drawiug Cupilal Prizes ure not ene - Out iy Utled L0 Lepminal priz. Breaking Out Again T O (11N BATE A permit has been granted to the Metro- [ adied. write : vay Co. to open California street | Mlating your re politan Railway Co. t California street | }iLBE "3 AR from Institute bou ard (Forty-Third street) | sured by your ) enveiopo benring ¥our four blooks east ard for the purpose of | LiMY Y ‘AL NOTES, Express Money Orders. of building & cable railway, provided the same | New York Kxehange i Oniluary lettor, Luriency by cordunce with the require. | Express (ai our cxpense) sgdrcased | ts of existing city ordinauce Or M. A, DAUPHIN, New Crlcans, La. e hungton, D. ————— | Address nsqlslmi Lettars to " " 2 NEW URLEANS NATION. 3 Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria, ; N oA 1 REME MBER Tttt poteusef con ed W Tafoss 800 1. A s S itut agubbr will draw AR A Bt A S of pries 1y rkin By poulc NaFIONAT 84K 3 Prizes, amonnting to is in or auy further Inforuation th 4, clearly Y Riraet and shall be done in a me ‘When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castoria. When sho was a Child, she eried for Castoria, Whien aho ben .né Miss, 8ho clung to Castoria, Wheu stio had Children, she gavo them Castoria, ‘ 3 whise chartered iy host ‘therefore, Of By imitations or hutn) Mous seumes. made a re- NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION tucation O T o e eposcs. oaAiss truot of the present State Con- finance, Messrs. | sijiution, in s, by an overwhelming popular GENIUS WITHOUT AMBITION Is Like a Cannon Ball Without Powder. MORAL:—A man that will pay $60 to a Mevchant Tailor for a Suit or Overcoat when he can buy the sim iliar garment for less than half that price, has either more money than brains, or he does not use his wits to the best advants ze. Workman and Independent Man, It is to your interest to call and sce our extensive stock of Fine Merchant Tailor-made Suits and Overcoats; the skeptical observer and inveterate bargain seeker is sure to be suited. Owing to the heavy consignments, we have lately received from our agents throughout the country, wo will cffer theso goods at the following VERY LOW PRICES OVERCOATS. $9.80 buys a CHINCHILLA OVERCOAT, which was made to order for $20. $11.80 buys a CASSIMERE OVERCOAT, which was made to order for $22 $18.75 buys a good CHESTERFIELD OVERCOAT, which was made to order for $28, $16.00 buys afly front WAKEFIELD DRESS OVERCOAT, which was made to order for $30. $20.00 buys a KERSEY OVERCOAT, which was made to order tor $40. $24.00 buys a Satin Lined MELTON OV ERCOAT, which was made to order for $30. $28.50 buys a Silk Lined TREBLE MILLED MELTON OVERCOAT,which was madeto order for $30 $30.00 buys the finest SCHNABELS CHINCHILLA OVERCOAT, which was made to order for $68 $35.00 buys a fine BEAVER TRIMMED (SHAW L COLLAR) OVERCOAT,which was made to orde for $70. 40.00 buys a FUR LINED OVERCOAT, which was made to order for $85. FALL SUITS, CORRECT STYLES, Elegantly made and Trimmed. $0.530 buys a Seymour Sack Suit, which was made to order for $20. $11.50 buys a One Button Sack Suit, which was made to order for $22 $13.78 buys a Straight-cut Sack Suit, which was made to order for $t $16.00 buys a Railroad Sack Suit; which was made to order for $30. $20.00 buys a Four Button Cutaway Suit, which was made to order for $40. $24.00 buys a One Button Cutaway Suit, which was made to order for $50. $28.80 buys a Bannockburn Cheviot, sack or frock, which was made to order for $80. $30.00 buys a Crepe Worsted, (imp.) 4-Button Lumwn\v which was made to order for $688. PANTALOONS Of every description of goods and any style from $3.00 to $10.00. PRIINTCE ALBERTS They must be seen to he appreciated, from $16.00 to $40.00. ALL ALTERATIONS TO IMPROVE A FIT MADE FREE OF CHARGE. MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS 1119 FARNAN STREET, I1l19. AHA, NEB. : DR. 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Armm?w,x.»uu or ay save future suffer- b, ing and shame, and add golden years tolife. &~look o Eservaind i I Pewsn = Lt (Sccrds) Erroray socons Gtamps). Medicine ; e el i and writings sent everywhere, sccure from €XpoSures ™ W ASoTT é ] Hours, 810 8. Sundays 9 to 12, Address Efi,. 4w spurtties frania JTJVHZ’.}:"" W. G. ALBRIGHT, F. D. CLARKE, M. D., SPLENDID ILLUSTRATED MEDICAL WORK Real Estate, FREE. PR 5 g 186 So. Ciark 8L, OHICAGO, ILL. | Eiven) (il RO WAISH NIELA0E | 218 S.15th St., Omaha. 0 VARICOGELE RADIGALLY CURED WITHOUT OPERATION. o0 ——BEST AND CHEAPEST—— CIVIALE REMEDIA\. GENC' —wcicacow |ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE! NOHTH_ SOUTH OMAHA, “l}p\’il\'p\\" i RAILWAY, ARGHITEG C. L. STAUD, 1619 Howard 8t, Omaha, bas drawn plans and specifications for a 9-room frame bouss. Wwhich combines y puility.comfort economy and bewuty,in a way Imposaible in oy §0od houss that costs from 81,50 to §L. As wore than 100 will be built 80, I can afford to offer a copy for Original and splondl &2, the usual feos othorwise bsing from designs furnished, us can bo Judge form the sets of plansof completed butldings of . 5107 per cent. Patent applied for. For u varloty of yald plans — OVER 4 per cont more, all descriptions. 1 have in my office, ranging in cost £rom 30,000 to 400,000 My unusual experienco will guaranten satistaction and reliable couiractors only aro engaged on my works. Partles wishing to build (0,000 MAGEE RANGES : - 2,000 MAGEE FURNACES AND ol 13,000 MAGEE HEATING STOVES fiA"dcmcagfl- s 'WERE SOLD IN 1887. Sod ' Bant ‘l""‘“(’!, Rarom G :'w’nl’s‘:".'y‘::":"u“l " \I o Supericr Advantages {These izures ure moro eloquent than volumcy [or i which might be writt praise of the peculia Hlys mig en in pral vhe peculiar | ok poxaible by any othes e, merits vossessed by the Mageo Goods. A U | Misa PARLOX sxs oF 1% KA vGs; careity £, 9541 busgrous polnts of superi OF THB Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Cured by use the. Mageo (Ranye constantly i my | nd Chiagor u or i won Ouahia Reliools ant Privis Kitonans 1t fuils avery | SOACHIER i (Laa0, Lroin 8, dar of DAY Chie: Milwaukee & St. Paul R’ Admlnistering Dr. Haines’ Golden requirement for the MOSL eXActing Worl ;'.;lvnu«-r~nncr ate: 'lts PALACRSLERPING CLRS ago, Milwaukee , Faul /'y, would not exchange it for any range made, i Y oy Bich can not ‘be found eisewhere. At Speclfic, o Facino’ il %0 L0 Chl; | The Best Ronte from Omaha and Council | o Sam 58 Siventna cup of coftes or tes withy read what for our Furnace 1wms professors, & 5 anica and ants say of the Magee Furnices \aey huve Don‘t put in S¢-am_or Hot Wuter A paratiis til yon KKOw what a Alr furnace will do for Balf th TiiE MAGEE RANGES, FURNAC COOKING BTOVES ARE SOLD 1 we warrant each one to give perfoct satisfaction to the vuver. MAG it oso conn Dolumbus, 1, apolls, Cincin st 5, HEATING AND EVERYWHERE DY tho traine o owt the knoviledge oF tho person taking it; those of all other Blufs to lulalx Arinlcss, &nd will offict & pormancit and Lambe oot 4ppedy ouro. whetlier the paticat e w moderste uTalo. Pittabiirg. Tor o bon aker or an alcohollo wreck, Thousands of T York. Philadelpiis, Baliimon Wa, ~THE EAST drunkards have been mado temperate el wha ton, s «IMI [ t ad 811 polnts In the Bast, Ask for vicke s s Lo taken Goldets Hpocifio [ thelr coffes withe “NORTHWESTERN" TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAIIA AND | out their knowledge and to-day nuu-vu thoy RN O _ 08 UNT ' Boston, 68 ents el tickets viu this 1o, Chleago, ——AND Milwaukee, vt Lake 5t., Chivoko et T B asaor. Beowirson. o | Bt '.:ni’ Minneapolis, Cedar Rapl \ds, d"’%b‘,‘fib‘!.,.‘fl.lmc.f'.i‘x?‘.‘.‘ 'ri’?fifi?.“fl‘y" n AGamIt 080 N, | w.m napopy diton L, Reck T, Froeport, Hocktord,” | &8s b i e e o DB KIMgALL ehickel Ay Clinton, Dubugue, Davenport, “ouneil Blums, Towa " ST i DREXEL & MA U L. 101 Paraam St Gu aha Ro ™ Asent Elgla, Madison, Janesville, 2 —— ———— Beloity Winona, La Crosse, (Buccessors to John @. Jacobs.) I“.hrl(" Vh'lxl l‘»‘{ Imu‘u’nr'd And sll other |mvuuunnll=w ull East, Northeast and L4 Stallions and tro fouthen Undertakers and Embalmers S Ok, Moy | ¥or throush uekets,G et ¢ 1001 q o, conimnen: | farua sirevt. la ! dilon' Pacitia Af the 0ld stand, 147 Farnam 8t. Orders by g Piliiman Bles pers and o L] telegraph solicited und promydly attonded. will offor ou entire | worla u oY f L Teioplions t4 No. . Ktock Of horses, about ol 80 in nuimber - onerons, 1 Clyde i8hire, 1 Frencl ( alan, seversl grade g draft and ane trotting stallion bulance | GEO. 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