Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 7, 1888, Page 8

r I'HE Cl17Y. The Crescent club will dance Satur- day night at Goos hall. ¥ The remains of Rudolph Kohli, found dead in the yls at South Omaha, were buried Wednesday at the expense of friends, John O. Tool was picked up on Fif- teenth and Farnam about noon yeester- puffering with a fit. He is at central station. One car load of salt from Liverpool, and two car loads of glass from Belgium were received at the custom house ye terday. The total pts of salt month were 224,000 pounds. The board of pukiic work their room fitted New pet is being laid down and be added to make the offiec presentable. M. A. Upton company have sold to a Minneapolis gentleman, the southeast corner of Sixteenth and Jones streets. A four-story brick bl s erected thercon., The deal was havin a little mo The Gate City Abstract company has filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk. The incorporators are M. Kitchen, Ralph € lord 1 ‘adet Taylor. The capital” stock is £20.000. The ladies of the First M. E. church on y open u faiv at the residence of Mrs. H. McConnell, on C id Twenty-sccond streets, where ticles will be on sule, the proc which go to the building fund of the proposed church. Sneak thieves ar Place, and amony the losers are M. Ish who lost eleven faney chickens Mr. Finlayson who mourns the loss of ifty-four valued at % per aozen. A of harness was also stolen from a visitor of Mr. Joseph Nob The Loyal Legion, Nebraska commian- , held their usual monthly meeting night at the Millard hotel, son presiding. The bus wted was purely routine. No banquet was held on the the occasion, owing to the anniversary celebration that occurs next week. working in Aml Major ( ness tr al Paragraphs. ka, Kan., 18 & vuest at the Murray. J. M. Crombie, Detroit, is e Miltard R. W. Berg the Murray Isaac Birgman, Cheyenne, the Paxtan. E. H. Van Sittut, St Murray. D. Goff, Winches the Millard. Isadore Meyer at the Paxton, C. A, San , Grand Rapids, Ta., is reg. istored at the Millard, A. E. Stilwell and wife, K roglstorodiat the Murray Dr. Joscph Smith and wife, army, e L tbeEaRon) he and John D. Neligh, West ) g ab the Paxton., Benjamin 1. Hilderbrand, editor of the Pawnce Press, 18 registered at Windsor. P. . Tarbox and Mary Stransfield were weddeh by Justice Holmes Weddesday after- noon. Mrs. A, C. ard, of Millard. John Fryhan, in company with Edward Kahn, proprietor of the Gotham cigar store, made a flying trip to Chicago on special busi- ness, At the Windsor: J. D. Edge, Lincoln; H. C. Charlton, Lawrence, Kan.; W. A/ Denny, Chicago: W. I, Moody, Boston; J. Jacobs, Milwaulke: At the Barker—Georgo M. ard; W, D. McFarland, Bellevue; D. D, Nil- gus and wife, Bellwood; Thomus’ Mortimer, Georgo Losey, William Smirne, H. Feldrine, Madison. At the Arcade: rritz, ‘m'llu stered at the r, Des Moines, is stopping at od at Louis, is a guest at Ky., is a guest at of New York is registered us City, are United States L. Led at the Horricks and Mrs, S, land, O., are guests Walker, Sew- ", Sweet, Clarks; G. 0 3 William E v, b, Waynes G. W.Howe, Kinsel, Wisner; Ed l{uw is, Pender; J. Potter, Te- kamah; Fred Chapple, Waterloo: R. Frazier, Wayne; C. C. Pond and H. Koster, O'Neill. Mrs, . V. Smith and her” daughter, Leo- nora, who have just concluded a most enjoy- ab) it to friends in this city, returned to their sunny home in Los Anzeles, yester- day. They were accompanicd by Miss Min - nie Bauman, who will remain with them on the coast during the coming winter, They are also aceom, ied by Mr. J. Foster, form. erly bookkeeper fo lilton Rogers & Sons, and a brother of Charles Foster of the samé place. Henry Fell Down a Shaft, Fugene C. Halbrook, tr man for the silver firm of Frank W. § & Co., of Boston, accidentaily walked into the shaft of Max Meyer tore Wednesday afternoon and fell to the basement floor, a distance of about ten feet. He was cousiderably bruised and shaken up and will require about ten days to recover, Business Changes. Joseph Zimmerman has filed a bill of sale of his stock of groceries at 318 south Tenth street in favor of David H. Walker, for the considerstion of §630. George R. Davis, Thirteenth and Dodge, has given a chattel mortgage to Simon Fisher on his furniture stock, to the extent of §2,115, A Sharp Movement, There is one constable in town who, it is likely, will not try to bluff & defendant with- out proper service of papers any more. A resident of this city moved to Denver, and recently wrote to his wife to join him, with the houschold furniture, on December 10, The month's rent would become due on that day, and the lady du y notified the lundlord, She thon moved the furniture to the d and was awaiting a remittance, when the constablo called around, read a paper, and told her that it was attached. She thought it was, but did not know on what account, and sought logal advice. ‘A detective ac’ companicd her to the depot and found that no papers had been served on the road officials, and accordingly she removed her roperty ucross the river, where it is now eyond the reach of everything except pro- nibition, Died at St. Joseph's Hospital, Mr, Georgo L. Fisher, late clork of the dis- trict court of Chicrry county, Neb., died Wed- nesduy night at St. Joseph's hospital 1 this city, Mr. Fisher was well known in Omaha, having been at one time a partner in the firm of Cooper & Fisner. The gentleman came here two weeks ago suffering from con- sumption, and went to St. Josoph's hos Mr. Fisher was a widower, fifty-five y old, and leaves four c y are’grown into munhood. The members of the Masonic fratornity bave taken the re- wains in charge, and the funcral will take place from Droxel & Maul's with full asonic honors. Snyder Loscs Three The residence of Councilm entered Wednesday night glars, The fumily had taken and were sitting in the frout lor entertaining one or two friends whe had dropped to spend the evening. One of the family went back into the kitchen on some ervand and found everything i dis- order and confusion. Upon an alarm Leing made and examination, it was found that the burglars had entered through the back window of the house, had gone into the bed- room, taken three suits of clothes and sov- eral pairs of trousers, the property of the councilman. The police were communicated with and are ou the alort. e Boarders in Tronble Times were lively around the co: tice Holmes Wednesday night. Ruby Halsted bad “boarded” with Miss Myrtle Stauton, e Buceoedod Ly Regors iu the manage supper ment of the bagnio at 101 North Ninth street. She wished to leave, but her trunks were de- tained by Myrtle for board alleged to be due, and she accordingly procured a writ @f re- plevin from Justice Holr He detailed Eddy to secure the trunks, and 1 in ? 80 After con during which two inmates chett and Nelly Madsen in fof the landiady. They were accordingly arrested and taken to the station, vowing to shoot or stab Ruby on sight, and the constable as soon as occasion offered. One of the trunies called for was und on the roof of the hou but it and its compi are now in the possession of Constable Eddy. lerable difficulty named Ollie B terfered on be sough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee Y e by odman Drug Cc iie False Re sentations, Postmaster i i cipt of letter postmarked Oakland, Cal, and from himself “Amicus,” in that se That hacking an individual signing which the states that the th ple of minor means who & 0 out thore by false represc by the Southern Pacifie railway that region as a producing writer states tuat many ha leave thic o wve there o misinfo states that the Southern Pacitle now cars fixed up with samples of pro claimed to hiave been raised in Southern Calit foruin, when, it fact, it has been brought from other climes, far'away. —— with dyspepsia and Shiloh’s” Vitalizer is you. For sale by riter is being sy tations, ol tion n induced to ast and emi- ud out t He also aiway has Will you su liver complaint? wranteed to curd sodman Drug Co THE PAUPER VOT sidered on Election Needed. relating to the ‘ath ward. The How It Was O Day—ucgislati Considerable is being sai paupers voting in the right of the pauper to vote was squarcly pre sented at the election on last Tuesday. The judges of election agreed that the fact that A man is a paupe e of the poor house and a county charge docs not disfran chise him, if he was otherwise qualificd as an elector at the time h beeame an inmate. Bug the judges decided that a man cannot acquire a nce in this county or in the by virtue of becoming a nd being placed in the county r fiouse. In other words, a man who is a and in the poor house, a cour charge, must vote in the preetnet, ward or county where his residence was immediatel he was taken to the poor house, or annot vote at all. Two of the judges of this view, and the other was of the opinion the pauper hecame a voter in the ward by a residence mn the poor house, just the sameas if be was not a pauper They allowed a man to vote who had been an inmate ever since he was Six old. Another who resided within the tory of the ward, and wi time he 4 to poor 1 although he ha an inmate some prior to the establisement of the boun s of the ward, was also allowed to vote. We rejected the'vote of a man who had boen an mmate for twelve years upon the ground that, at the time he “became an inmate, his residence was not within the territory, now constituting the Seventh ward, but it appeared that his home at that time was in the territory now constituting the Third ward and that he was a_qualificd voter prior to the time of becoming a pauper. His pauper vote is one of some consequence in a city clection, and is a matter of great concern to the people of the Seventh ward. It has been the custom to vote them at all elections, and of course it would be unrcasonable to expect > of them to vote contrary to the wishes of c superintendent. It virvually gives the eper about twenty votes which may in the near future be increased to one hundred or more. If paupers from all parts of the county or state, or some other state, may fain o r in our ward by becoming an inmate of the county house, we cither want the law changed or the county house re- moved. The electoral rights of the paupers will probably not be fully determined until tion is settled in'the court or the leg- slection sustained err at the Tt is said that the people of St. Paul buy only soap made in St. Paul. Why shouldi’t the people of Omaha buy soap made in Omaha? Use Union soap. Sl ol oA CYCLO “ Not Equalled by Any Other." Tvery home, school and office needs a Cyclopivdia, which should be reliable, fresh as to information, and low in price. Johnson's (1888) is ten years later than_either Apploton’s or” the Brittanica, is more reliable and satis- factory, and costs ouly half as much., We can fully endorse the following let- ter from a brother editor: Brown—Dear Sir: he Demo- erat-Guzotte library contains four en- eyeloy "he Brittanica, Ap- pleton’s Johnson’s and Chambers.’ s s more than the three others combined. B. I. TILLINGHAST, Associate Editor, If you would have the good that you dolive after you, present your friend with JOHNSON'S REVISED CYCLOP/EDIA. Correspondence solicited with teach- ers and experienced business men. A. J. JOUNSON & C0, 11 Great Jones st., New York, Address for terms or particulars, W. P. HuNNICUTT, Omaha, Neb. CHINESE ZErHYR, The Golden Gate Special and Other Notes. Another vestibule train is spoken of, and this time it is the Chicago & Northwestern, On or sbout the 11th inst. a_through train will be run from Chicago to Denver, and will be composed of coaches similar to those on the Golden Gate special. Ralroad boys have given a new name to the Golden Gate special, and they now speak of her as the “Chine Two new engines, 11 and 1108, duty on the Union Pacitic yesterday A collision at Valparaso was reported as have ing occurred at an early hour yesterdauy mor ing. The train from Stromsburg broke in two, and one section ran into the Union Pa- cific train that was being switched in_the yards, No one was hurt, and the only dam- age o the company will be the derailing of a couple of cars Depot Master Haney left on a one day va- cation yesterday morning. Three more switching crews were put to worlk on the Union Pacific yesterday morning. Even with this extra force the men have ali they can do to handle the cars consigued to Ouiaba, Road engine 073 arrived trom the east yos- terday and underwent repairs at the Union Pacific shovs, Yesterday morning she was rking like an old timer. The work train at the Iowa side of the bridge ditchod the steam shovel now en- gaged in filling up the approaches to the bridge, Heyond delaying the Irish mail und the suturban trains no damuge was done, J. K. Choate, superintendent of the Colo rado division of the Union Pacifle, arrived from Denver yesterday morning, Christ Lerche, South Omaha, call at Breckeuridge & Breckinridge's oftice quick. went on e Gener# and Mvs. Harrison, Very fine etched portraits of Presi- dent-elect and Mrs. Harrison have just been issued by M. R. Hyman, publish- ers of the Indianapolis Horald, Agents wanted in every town in the United States. Send loe for sample portraits and terms to agents, Address M. R. HYMAN, Publisber, Indianapolis, Ind, e Staudard shorthand school. 1665} Far- N, SOUTH OMAHA NEWS, Edward Rosewater to the Laborers. A pleasant audience of South Omaha toilers, accompanied by their wives and Qaughtors, assembled i Knight of Labor hall Wednesday eyening to hear Mr. Edward Rosewater discuss some phases of the labor problem. R, C. Hilliker presided and James MeGregor made a few opening remarks, after which Mr. Rosewater in a plain, forci ble and intelligent manner dealt with the laborer's side of the wage and ecomomic questions uppermost in the minds of men to- day. A five minute address by Samuel P. Brigham closed the meeting, Presbyterian Programme, The foliowing excellent programme has been y ad for the social and literary en tertainment to be given by the Young Peo ples society of the Presbyterian church Fri day night: Vocal Solo, banjo accompaniment Mr. V Woriwood Reading Mr. James M. Grantham Male Quartette. . .. Messrs, James C. Corley. AL A. Gary, John Wakeley and Lo Truitt. - Reaitation Vocal Duct Miss Amelia Allstrom Misécs Mamie Carpenter and Prichard, Reel Mixed Quartctte V. . Wormw Reading Duet.. Volunteer musical and literar; Recitation.. M V. P! Vocal Music, Readine, . . Male Quartette. Al A, Gary, Truitt. , The public are cordially invited. Ushers and an introduction_committee will be pres- cut. No admission fee, Walked Off the Car and Injured. Harry Jackson, aged fourteen, son of W, A. Juckson, the commission merchant, took the 7 dummy train Wednesday evening for Summit to attend & surprise rty at the residence of Mr. and Mrs B. Erion, aud when between and Summit, got up and walked out and off the moving car. The vas stopped and backed to where he lay ble. e was put in the baggage car and soon recovered his senses. Conductor Jackson sent him back home on the return- ing train. The boy rceeived abrasions and bruises on the heaa and hands, and is badly jarred. or and 1, Wormwood. liss Nellie Chesloy ortrude Glasgow Corley, and Lee <. Miss Muossrs, James C, Johu Wakeley bout the € Charles Long, of Omala, son of Long, ha added to William C. force in the Pacific Express office. Ticket Agent Woods, of the Union Pacific road, suys the exact number of tickets sold at South On during November, was to which should be added_about 7,000 o packing house trains und Q strect station, making in all 45,816, Rev. W. S. Owens, D.D. of Pittsburg, Pa., superintendent of the home missions of the ited Presbyterian church of the United States, accompanied by Rev. J. A. Hender son, D.D., and Rev. John Williamson, D.D., of Omaha, spent yesteraay in South Omaha, looking over the mission work in this_city, and to see what is the best to be done in re r»unl to the proposed r Tnited Presbyter- [an ohurch to be builton Twenty-fourth and Q strects. _John Grady took a $12 time check with Contractor O'Donovan’s name on it to Simon S. Remer wanting it cashe Remer advanced one dollar on it on Mr. O'Donovan pronouncing the 3 forgery, Mr. Grady was arrested terday Judge Reuther bound him over #3500 to appear at the District court. Wednesday was pay day atthe Arm Cudaby pa ses, and between § and 85, W ibuted among em- ployes. 1 . Cassidy, of Shelby, Ia., is visi ing his cousin, Dr. J. Smile Rev. Robert L. Wheeler th to Ponca to ship,_his houscholid effects here and as soon as his house is prepared he will bring his family. Miss Helen Leavitt, who has spent tho summer and fall near ( on, Ta., has turned and is at Mr. and Mrs. Frank E ward’s. The Stock Exchange hotel will be reopened next Monday by D. K. Miles. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Erubout, of Pierce, Dak., are visiting Dr. E. L. Eruhout. Colonel E. P, Savage has returncd from the western part of the state, The first services in the new Methodist Emscopal church will be on Sunday, the 23d. Enterprise Lodge No. 79, Knights of Pythias, will hold its second annual ball in Rowley’s hall, Wednesday evening, the 19th. Yesterday 451 cattle were slaughtered at the packing house of George F. Swift & C the largest number killed this scason. The hog killing was commenced with 854 killed. At the La Veta club meeting last evening a_constitution and by-laws were adopted. The dues arc §2 per month, none except res idents can become members, and residents not members cannot be invited, Dances will be held fortnightly in Hunt's hall on Friday nights, and gentlemen must bring ladies or geta permit from the president for cause to come alone. Tuesday after the fire the Armour-Cug pork killing department resumed slaughte ing, and killed 1,500 hogs. James Akin, of Clarinda, Ia., is visiting his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Scott Harrell. The next meeting of the Shakesperian club will be at Miss Maud Haywood’s, Tucsday evening the 15th, Miss Cora Barnaby, delivery clerk at the postofiice, is dangerously ill at her home in Omaha. William C. Woods has leased from Captain John Barry the second floor of his new build- ing, N and Twenty-seventh street, Itobert Benson, employed at the packing house of George I7. Hammond & Co., slipped yesterda, and ran his left arm into a hlnlx-rm of hot water, receiving a painful scald. Wood's Absolutely Pure. This powderne A mgrvel of purity strength and wholesomeness. onom= fcul thian the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with ‘the multitude of low cost, iort welght alum or phosphate powders, Sold aly (n cans. Roval Baking Powder (o, 120 Wallstreot, New York. NIARMNEID TO OUTWEAR ANY CUBTOM-MADE CORSET \ l STROUSE & CO. IROADWAY. N. V. N Story & Clark_aud Shoninger-Bell Organs Natural Wool Shirt Tline Shirts and Dr Cashme The “Glendenning” Cape Top Overcoa The most successful garment introduced by us this season. ~ The eipes are de. tachable and the materi 's are ot stro 1 and the sple s toxtures, Also a Max Moyer--Establiched 1866--Adolph Moyer Max Meyer| i & Bro., NTH AND FARNAM STREETS. General Agents for STEINWAY, CHICKERING, KNABE, VOSE & SONS, BEHR BROS,, and JAS, W. STARR ILFA- -0-$ the holiday trade. 1 and we will guaran to Among the enumerate the many followir SPECIAL PRICES AND Write for Catalogue Thomsons Celebrated GLOVE - FITTING GORSETS HAVE NEVER BE EQUAL TO PRES ENT MAKE. MORE POPULAR THAN EVER, A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED, Three Lengths B short, Medinm and Ex- tra Long, Twelve Grades. Highest Awards Granted, THE BEST GOODS AND CHEAPEST QUALITY, FOR SALE LYERYWHERE. THOMSON, LANGDON & C0., NEW YORK. SOLE MANUFACTIURERS, Mention the Umalia gee GOLOSSEUM BUILDING bi | FOR A PURSE OF $1,.0007 John S. RMS, styles. OMANA MEDICAL .= SURGICAL INSTITUTE, N. W. Cor. lBth & Dodxe Sts. FOR THE YREATMENT OF ALL Clironic and Sorgical Dlseases BRACES, Appliances for Deformities and Trussss. st faoilisl ud remedies for s orm ot disca Toauiniag wen FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. Board and attendance; best hospital sccomuoda: 0nx In the wert. WirTE YO Cliiout.Ams on Detormittes snd Draces. aissen, Clul ATty o the Tyl T Tumors, o (‘llrrh h alation, Electicio FRrliae, "H 7 Watder, By, Far, Mo wad Bi5od, an s Bargiosi Oporationy Diseases of Women a Specialty. Book ON DisEASES OF WOMKN FRER. ONLY RELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE MAKING A SPECIALTY OF PRIVATE DISEASES. , every day between the 30 and 10530 p. m. Al Blood Disenses succemstully trentod. Syphilitio Potaon removed from. the aysted Without meroury: KO ewtorative 1Poatmans. for jovs of Vital Bow D eraon unAblg o cidiLvs may e treated M home b7 MONDAY FREE TO THE CHILDREN. Faea o inatriments sont by mall of Sxpre consult rsend hlstory of your case, and we will CLOTHING HOUSE S, B AR Will present every boy and girl under ola, Wit qu o:uwm Medical end Surgweal Institute, or 14 years with u complimentary t the exhibition on Monday. DR. McMENAMY, Cer. 1ith and Dodge Sts. OMAHA. NEB. Tickets given away on Suturday o Monday betwee hours of § and Preeland, meis & t‘o OMAHA DISPENSARY. ()mulm Bos! um \u\' Y mk Des \]mnl 5, y treated, Prince, the Champion ist of America, and Mr, T. W. K, the Champion Bicyelist of Canada, ~AGAINST——o rdsley, the Champion g Rider of the purse of $1,000, beginning 10th, and ending Satur- Mr. Mar v Long-Dists world, ror Monday, Dec. 15th-st \8ES Of NERVOUS, CHIONIO and PRIvATE MEN and WOMEN successfu YOUNG MEN SuMering from ¢ Aincretion . #oluwe dural wnmamm:s BROS, One of the Most Successful iAo SPECIALISTS In the Treatment of ali Chronic or the liable actlon an illty. By ear i P ! sufcnn Chilrg s 1 soniole especially 1o the p MIDDLE-AGED FMEN fraequont Thero ure el oF tho biad 1, Fill g Sensi DIk e patie will Ofte 10 Wod DR. SPiNNEY & co.. So-called Incurable Diseases, | ™ 'itifon o BsbRR Llosk Eye, Ear, Throat, Lungs, Lir F Bladder, Kidney and Nervous D, 5 eases trealed with suceess wun- | & i 7h£ equalled, [i 5 A cure guaranteed in all cases of PRIVAT i and SKIN DISEASES. | ALl dlsorders of 1l L ORGANS CURED and AN 100D and ENERGY KESTOKED CONSULTATION FREE. Treatmeny by cosrespondence. Send stamp tor Teply. Office--Bushman Bloo«, Douglas Sts. Omaha. W. J. GALBRAITH, Surgeon and Pnpwm. Ofmice N. an o 14th a6l Douglas 3t Oflice 16th and telepbone, 464; Kesidence telopuous, 34 Neb Ve TR R B and Drawer trimmed with silk braid, e price of these goods as ¢ 1‘75 a plece. GLOY KS, Our Glove Devartment is the busiest in town. mense line from the lowest to the finest grades. up space enough tomake a little store by itselt. liable goods, and WARRANT EVERY PAIR GLOVES WE SELL. vy “WARRANT" we mean that we take.every pair back which np or tear,and replace them with a new pair or refund the money. HHOLIDXY GOODS We will call your attention to our ele showing "for The system of selling every aricle at the articles which To keep nace with our great overcoat sale, we will offer this week some exceptional bargains in Furnishing goods, We shall have in every department, some special drives, and call your at- tention to the following bargains in Underwear. silk trimmed, at 65¢ Very fine silk finished Balbrizgan Shivts and Drawers, full regular made at $1.25 each, est price these gocds can be hought for elsewhere AS A CLIMANX to this great Underwear Sale, we will offer MONDAY MORNING 75 dozen genuine sanitary wool shirts and drawers, elegantly we guarantee the regular at 95c each; v we carry Elegant Silk Suspenders. Silk and Cashmere Mufflers in beautiful patterns and newest designs, Silk Umbrellas at all prices, ! ; 2 Neckwear, in velvet, plush and silk, of choice designs and latest All atextremely low prices. Plain Figures and One Price. Nebraska Clothing Gompany Corner 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha. , W. G. ALBRIGHT Real Estate, 218S. 15th St.,, Omaha SSpT ARCHITECT & ,8TAY2, utility,comfort,e house taat costs from $1,90 to $1.6J). will be huatt #o, T ean afford to offer a copy for 25, tho 1scal fess otherwise being from b0 per cout Priantappiled for. For wvariety of sa1d plans 8 per cent more. == = ave cordinily fv vited. Bias for Public Printing. STATE OF NEBRASKA, OFFICE OF THE FTATE BOARD OF PRINTING, LINCOLN, Nov. 15, 1688, NOTICE T BIDDEIRS Senled proposals will be recel onor before 2 o'clock p. . of th December, A© D. 1885, for the printing of ali bi for the legisliture, with such matters as mny cither house thereof to be printed in “which fs shown und designated ns Clags omo (1) under the printing s of tie stato raska, 1th day of ! inting and binding in paper cov 00) copies each auditor public ace secretary of state and commis t of lands and building and v e coples each of the biennil reports of the attor ntendent. publie mstruction, libravian and adjutant general; and (0 Coruments that may he H SXCEDE 11D into and form a part of the Jonruals, which class of work 18 known atid desiguated as Class 3 under the prnting laws of Neoraski The bill wor seuted 1 5 1 shall be printed in smull pica type o1 paper fourteen (1) Taches long by et and one 1nches aperto | rewin and except. the ttle pog piie shall contain not less than twenty-five i110s of s01Ld miatter of seven (7 nehes 1 and the lines shall b suc ively nu blank only in eacli space between the shall con i spi e il bid il der fs willing to do the work ¢ pitie, el nposition, puper, pre stitching, folaing ana all wWork or'm tering into the work required ALl work executed under Cigss 1 shall be de. Hyered in good s con'Factor 10 the oflice of th sec days \d con nan of the com mittee on fihe iex Class th hali ier, brevier i e ()1 {shall stats what t 1o 4o the work completo for i report or item h m luss, fo, paper, 5 {\vork or nit od, G anil ol When required pirty will within fi fm of such contr fuithful perforno; L and (e te Prop 8 fc Printing board of printin stute, Lincoin, Ne ontract will b I LAWE, Sucrotary of State AL BALCOCK, Al "I WILLA KD, State 1) netatanto - Of e v ; regular value, $1. in beautiful elive shade, at §1 each; goods worth fully $1.50. $2is the low- We carry an im- Our gloves take We keep only re- ant line of Furnishing Goods, which we are now ha variety of excellent and handsome goods have never been displayed before <ave you at least 50 per cent on all purchases made from our extens X owest possible prices is the ruling principle of our busine and which would make useful presents for ger ND CHEAPES ALBRIGHT S CHOICEI SCUTH OMAHA. _BUY NOW 1610 oward St., Omaha, has drawn plans and specitications for a 9-room frame house. romy and beauty,in s wiy npossible in any good - As more than 1) = Originakand splendig rnished, as can be judged “form the sets of plansof completed buildings of s in my office, ranging = from #,000 to #400,0. My unusual experience will guaranten satisfaction Partios wishing to build all descriptions and rellable contractors only are enguged on my works. Your Left Liver IS OUT OF ORDER? READ THIS IF IT IS, A Fxoprietary Medicine that needs but s to prove it wort, e d ot any time | Ea'!endar § lefl lwe gtono, Only Distiligd Difters tn the Un vecognized by S S e rietary Medicine, 1 tent 1 46,674, essontial ofls, no for ponm\:-l from Vhira Roof ) Litg Lantn bt Cilow Jaunaice s Aprotite. Quiekly Roguli tis {6 Y 3 nns, Cusbions IRON BANK, ad Farnain St