Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 26, 1883, Page 8

touds to rouder needless the following of Tum Ber's advice, namely: to “‘take kidney wort to Improve its cir- Sad Rumors as to tho Health|cujation.” Bach notice is a moro et- of & Well Known West- ern Soprano, 1s extended to olty and county officers d to all crganized mocleties to join and march with us to Prospect The sons of soldlers are requested report to me and an organization will bo prefooted. I request that socleties Intending to join us will report to me at as early » sible so that our order of march may be perfected. Any word left at Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul ticket cffice In Paxton hotel in care of A. Alles, will reach me, the day wlll be universally recognized, I am respeotfully, Gro. R Rartasury, Marshall of the day. LUND'S LEAVING. A Buttermilk Merchant Makes a Bad Break, The Daily Bee. | A SWEET SINGER. OMAHRA. ‘Baturday Morning, May 26, WOMEN AT WORK. The Sessions of the Woman's|, Proshyterial ‘Missionary feotlve mode of doing are glad to glve It space, which they are unable to fill by thelr ordinary ed- The Republican in dealing with Irlsh or Cathollc matters, which by the way it always confoands, shows LOOAL BRuMVITIES, Panny Kellogg Said to be L ing Her Mind. Btirring Addresses and Im- portant Work. entire Ignorance of every detall, Oon. troversy with it is like trylng to pump theology Into an intelligent rhincoe- ros. I call on not only our Irish and ~A very amusing ineident took plaes yeaterday morning at one of our promi. A gentleman registered on ning under an assumed name, and in the morning vory unceremo. anously took the train weat, forgetting en. tirely to settle his account with the hotel, However, it was learned some time later negligently left hia and Children. I ————— ‘What gives our Children ‘What cures their fevers, Newn of a somewhat startling charac- tor has been recelved from Bston to | Ostholle population but on every manly man aud womanly woman {n The Woman's Presbyterial Mission- ary Soolety of Omshs held ita seastons in the First Presbyterian church of this oity during Thursdsy atternoon and last evening. The falr, bright wewther brought out & goodly number of Jadles to the opening exerclses of the day. tlonal exercises at 9:30 iz the morn- — Castoriapromotes Dlgestlnn‘ and overcomes Flatulency, Constipa- tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrheea, and It insures health and natural sleep, without morphine. the effect that Miss Fannle Ksllogg, the sweet soprano singer, who trav. | o, ersed & portlon of the ocountry leat| ‘‘boyeott” The Rapublican, winter in company with Signor Brig- noli, has lost her mind. Miss Kellogg who desplses ignorance, big- ry and unressoning prejudice to When babies fret cry by turns, \Vhat cures their eolic, Kills their worms, Whitt quickly cures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, that the gentleman pocket book, containing about 830, be. meath his pillow, and was obliged to un. InisH AMNRICAN, ! * Castoria i so well adapted to Children that PERBONAL, I recommend it a8 superior to any prescription from Council Bluffs, and is a favorlte with the best people both of that clty and Omaha, 80 that her many friends In this vi. cinlty will hear the Farewel then to Morphine Castor Ufl aud Paregoric, and dergo the humiliation of telegraphing for it to tho proprietor from Papillion, thereby exposing the entfre proceeding. Senator Flinols, of San Francisco, is at the Metropolitan, J. H, Grogsby, of Pittafield, Ills,, is » guest of the Metropolitsn, e ST e S Eo T Y ENT—an absolute cure for Rheuma~ , &c. The most Powerful and Pene- Un thelr conclusion Mo, J. R |And Leaves Suudry Creditors Meredith weleomed the forelgn dele. gates tn a neat and felicitlons speech, which was very happlly respended to by the Mra, Rav. Listle, of Colmubus, on behalf of the delegates. Roports from auxillary came next In ordor, © As the secrotary CENTAUR ~—Mayor Chass has ssued an order, di- d rumor with The report says that her conduct of late his been the subject of considerable comment in musioal clrcles, and her alleged ap pearance in the streots of Boston recently, attired in a balmora! skirt and variegatod hoad gear has caused @ good many sage admirers of the warbler to express grave doubts con- to Mourn H!s Absence. tism, Sprnlns,» Buarns, Ga trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man, _SPECIAL_NOT! rected to the city marshal, Inst. usting him to keep anofficer at bis headquartors from 7a.m. to 12 m, every day, snd not allow such officer to be absent from daty, exospt upon the most urgent necossity. Thers i already » man on duty by day at the mayor's office, on at the jailor'scfi J. F. Hoower, of Pemasylvania, is at the Metropolitan, J. E. Merriam, of Blokr, registored at the Metropolitan yestordm . Tho !avest rensation in business cit- cles is ke mysterlous disapgearance of Jules Land, » man who has done & good business in tho basemsnt of Lytle blcek, whers he vend:d baiter milk, eggs, oheese, ‘ste. Lund wae oarrying on an apparently euccessful businesr, and had an e2cel- lont dellvery wagom snd tesm, whieh were kept baoy in supplying his trade. His place o bean Thuraday, asd he Ras inystericomy disppesred, rogother with a youny lady who actedlss him clerk. To is found on invessugation that le Jeaves with an tn.debiednces of frem 31,000 1o £2.900 hanging over hus head, smong the oredviors boing the Fremont Oreamery; (5. A, Lindqoe the tailor; Caldweli, Humihon & Co to whom he is tadebted about §149; A, J. Simpson, the carzlage makey, by whom his wagnm was menafacturcd Duwey & Stone, Gol. B F Smythe, Kdlwolm & Eclckson and Hubsrman & | tow 0T SALE—A house and lot on Davenport mest devizable part of town, Good 8 room house, paitry, c'oset, cistern, weil sta. ble and all 'be neced acy oirho: se. abonnds with fruic fries and shrabbery. E. Landmann, of Yankton, is in the another at the police court room, and this wwill require four of the six policemen on called the roll the following socleties responded In the person of delegstes J. A, Hood and DMz, Curry, from Schuyler; Mrs. Rov. J. Taylor and ZMss Stenger, from Columbue; Mra, Botts R. Morris, of Schuyler, is st the Motro. day duty to be about the city hall, other two are kept busy on alley work or killing dogs, and tho active force is thus reduced pretty near to zero. on'y seli for cah, Address or apoly to Threo weeks sgo Miss Ketlogg snd (Vo SAlceToF Wi L Mot Max Balhert, the manager of oompany ln which Misa Kellogg ap- peared last season, at tho Brunswick in New York clty The marrlage csremony was formed by the Rev. Dz, C>ll; J. M., Seymour, of Waknflel: Marion Rice and wi%, of Prairiev registered at the Metropolitan. Geo, Crisman, of lt Lake, is in the and barn, tw fll lots nively improved —A small excltement was created in the nelghborhood of Fourteenth’and Farnham atroots by the arrest of a dranken man, who was nubscqnently taken from the policeman by tome prominent gentlemen and sent home In & hack, —The June riee of the Big Muddy is abont to begin, —A special mesting of the Board of Education will be held next Monday even- 1. A, Creigh rosd & ropont he Fadies’ MWssiomary socloty of City or Mouglaw o unty rex s %e e the Fiest church of Omaba, which:was w from Mrs, Jokn vans Jn behimf of the society of i w off D J. W, Small, of Faiefield; D. ¥: Baum- Pecmon bride and groom remaine Beunswick a couple of days, and then | ¢srdver, of Otleans; H foliowed by & rop shifted thelr qusrters to the Victorla hotel, where they remained until two | Fil ard; W, T, Scotb, of Yor' rald, of Lincoln, and R, G, King, of weeks ago, when Miss Kellogg naud- | Nebracka City, are guests a. the Paxt denly left the city, leaving Me. Max - | the banner suctety of the Presbyiery tor Koreign Mszions this year, hav- trivused the goeatest amouns| B TRt Rav. Goo, W, Wainwright, of Ddair, i took up her quarters In Pail chattel mortgnges, | F. 0. Fom, of Crete; 3 B, Hayos, of near Boston common, and since then 1t 18 reported hus been acting strange. | Seward; C. W. Wadsworth, of Blair, and Tho next bastness on hand was tho sleotlon of Presbyteriall officers, which reauited as foMows HELP WANTED, OR SAIR—A Arit—la:s second hand Sop bug. K gy, Cuil st 18% Harney stroet MIBCELLAREON HE OTOR RESERVATION in Nobrass: a- i5to be 3 1d by the governme es. rvation with appraised d dat=and fail terms —Fred Heizke has sold the Elkhorn Valley house to Wuetrich Brothers, pro- prietors of the United States hotel, They will run both houses, and they will do it ly. Mr. Bichert was loa a day or two after his wif are, but finally turned up at the Ever- ett house, where he took quartors and whero he remained until last Satardsy Lol night, when he disappeared. On the ht of for | Geo. Chehman, of Columbus, were amoug depart. | the guesta at the Millard yesterday. of axe, 10'g) in'0 & country watchmaking ard jowelry ¥ particn ars apply, h Jersom, 10 J Tornhard, 1218 Hoverd stroct, Ouwait:, Nob Mre, Rov, J. P Riak, Papiilion, Pres- C. J. Newbitt, of Helens, Montann is | by Jo., the jewelless;.a comple of miili-| 0. N. Raumoy, Omaha, secretary. Dr. J. O. Donise;. Owmaha, trens. || ors end sundry others, £ He obtained agold walch worth . Rev. J. Wi Littles. Golumbus, irst 880 from Edholns % Bilsisson, whioh ‘he was to show his lady elerk and see A. Crsigb, Omaha, second vice, | 5 Traman Buck, Omah, third vice, ,:J,:,',:‘f'd BArians fwasvd e tespon J. &, Hord, Sthayler, fourth \Oakland, sixth vice. The meeting then adjourned to meet at 2 o'clock Daring the akernoon session Mrs. Day, of the choirof the First Pres. byterian church, Omabs, sang some ry fine selections with great feeling ® and pathos, Mrs: Day's volce is spe— clally adapted to sacred music, and her rendition ot seme of the standard pleces was vory astistio, Miss Lida Wilson read a very well written original poem on mission work, which we regret wo have nof before us to presout in tull to our D. €. Dodge, general manager of tHe fstued by Miss | Denver & Rio Grande railway aud 2. A. dsy preceding = her | MoMartin, of Denver, are at the Puxton, S,IW. Kimball snd daugitter, of Den. Mon- | ver, wero at the Paxton yesterday. P. 8, Burns and wile, off Weeping Water, are at the Millard, James Inman and B, O, Purcell,of Dea- amoag the guests at the Millard F2>a W ANTED—Office boy. —The drinking fountain presented to the city by the Humane society, and to lbeset up on Thirteenth street, between Douglss and Farnam, will be in shape in AMES, 150 arnam. | 04 THie also secured a palr 6! bracelets Monthiy Magazine, from Bubermann & Cb. en the days and Wednesdays in Novembe: Bachert is a man of 45 or o, of me- dium stature, and uniil lately very un- reserved in manner, partner with Major Pond, ani ardness in his | yesterdsy. business transactions, though inclined Darlog the concert tour Miss Kellogg seemed suddenly at- tracted toward him, and when he and Mz, Gottschalk once had a dispute she | Millard, took .d'lh]:i.l“ 8l l;ra in the ocontro- versy, defending Bachert with savage She seemed proud of her in- Soraes fatuation, and frequently boasted of Bachert seemed to return her love with ardor, The pair seemed {u- | the city. separable, and the wonder is all the isining serial shories and devotsd 45 bicycling and tricycling o ali_countri s. ©. M. Wocdman, 642.2 gncd hoy.. German poefrrred. ~Memorial services in connection with 638:20 “the approaching Memorial Day will be tiheld cn Baturday evening at the First «»Congregational church, in which the Sec- tnd Presbyterian ohurch will unite, A complaint was filed Thursday in oourt against Charles Beldrof, of Tenth wtreet, for abusing his family and chasiog revolver when she went to » peighbor’s for shelter. —A storm of rain set in at an early hour and showers have fell at in. torvals all day, The streets were full of ‘water, and some wuhluguut was done at 10th and Farnam, —Cleves Brothers, the architects who were charged with assault and battery by Chas, Specht, s member of the board of education, pleaded guilty in Judge Ben- and wore fined the usual torms. He took away a gold watch o2 which Colonel Smypshe had a Band 20¢ for epecitaen ccpy. takor. Irquire at F. Schoeping, G-ruania Téuse, near_ he e slaim, and the celonel also holds a mortgege on his horse for $226 Mosars. Dewey &~ Stome have at- tached his harness for their claim, and the other creditors are Jeft out in the cold, as rothing was foand in the establishment bat & Zéw ol stade buttermilk, andsa listle furnitcre ND—A sum of mones ANTED—A gocd girl for general house- MANNW] 2078, 11th stoect: Joha Beermaker and wife,, oft Wahoo, hereby caution everybody againsh wiving credit or re'ling anytiir g cn my c- fe, Einitie Duldaut, living on the: ANTED~Two tinners_to ply at Les, A¢'ed and Co. 1108:& 1429 M. M, Ormsby, of David Olty, is at the Dodge St i this city, a3 will not be responsible: for any debts she may 4 Miss Georgia among the arrivals at the Mat- ANTED—First claes Holp at New Tork Oood wages vaid. tion can nddress o#no particular value,. Lund is arrested, he will be These whaning fur waot, Hompheey & Co,, 1115 Dodge stroet, board 98:50° pe7 week, ¢ | Proeeauted for obtaining goods under C, F. 1ddings, cf; North Platte, is in 5 3 \ EDWARDKUEHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND COND! TFONALIST, 498 Tenth stroot, betwooa Farnam Will, withr the ald of guardlan ouirits, obtain for any one a.giance of the past acrd prosent, and an cartain conditio ture. Boots and Shoes mada to orde —A vood barhoe at once n Sastwann, Schuyler, Neb, € -, MEDICAL MEXTINGS. J. A, Wilcox, Nebraska €lty; W, R, spoke in behalf of the fereign board we was followed by Mzs, A, P. Nicholas in a stirring ad- dress on home missions. Mrs, Nich. olas and the Mrm, R more profound that lovers so fond | Kelly and W. L. Val Alstyne, Lincoln, should so suddenly separats SNTED—A dining roow immediatel Te Dentists and Eoémeopaths Meet are at the Paxton, C. D, Thurmsn and A, Y. Sweet, of Denver, and A, B, Persinger and wife, of Sterling, Col., registered at the Paxton Cwmu %0 meet *C* MIKE'S MASH. Ho Meots With Another Water- loo at Last. &, Dr. Paul, Dr. Conner, Dr. Johns- mon, of Kearney, have been added to|ton and Dr. Bililngs, prominent theforce of the woman’s execativecom- 18t b e o O A S BTN Y e | e e o0 LEOm Ll ANTED-Girl to wait on table, Sz, Charles Hotel. ANTED—A dining rosmgirl at the —Robert Glenn has complained in the police court of Jos'ph Fuhrman, one of the Russian peddlers, whom he charges H. P, Foster, of Lineoln, was in town o of Nobraska offi. |°0la Thursday, wheee they went to olally in conuection with the Mr, G, [sttend the Nobraska State Dental L. Little, of Oaah Nicholas sald women in Utah as degraded as any a 3y ocould find in Shanghta or Canton Chins, Daring |nbite nex the time the women of the church had | State Denta ‘Societz in & meeting at been working to plant school houses | Hiawatha. A very pleasant and profitable meeting, was enjoyed at represent the s SITUATIONS WANTED, ANTED—Employmeirt by a good -wan in . MANN * Mrs, J, P, Barnett and Mrs. Marshall, guests at the Kaxton yes- with annoying bis family and using pro- fane and obscene language. of Lincoln were A Resistance to Law Which aay! Nearly Oosts Him They report about thirty persons in attendance, and it was determined to year with the Kansas| 11thstreet, Near Farnam. —The renowned Swedish Lady Singers Mrs, Major Camp, of Minneapolis, was in the city yesterday. an from tha- eost; have, after examining the first-olass in- struments reprecented in Omahs, selected ‘with good habits s ‘pot it in & wholesale or jwidross I. N. W, Brx ofiee. a fine Bmerson plano at the well-known A Great Diecovery. Art and Music Halls of A. Hospe, These That is dally bringing joy to the homes of thoussuds by saviog many of thelr dear and churches in the jangles of Asia and Afrioa, & whole contlnent of Pagana had besa annexed to America | Btncoln. The Homes>pathists held their first 7 afternoon In the| |Arlington hotel parlors. of thiogs was {nuiaber of physici /from all over the state, in fact th: largest attendanes ever held by the | “The cloek atrikes when there is a.fsoclety, thirty-eight visiting physi- change from hour to hour, but nc.|clans being theres hammer In the Horologue of Time | was called to order at 2:30 by Presi- peals forth when there is a change [dent Dinsmore, of Omaha. After e womea | preliminary business the soclety pro— of the chuzeh had been given some of | ceeded to the peg Mike Gulligan, who, when sober, fsone of the best natured of men, but when he throw: him gets as farlous as s Fijil Islander, had a racket last night which nearly cost hire his life, Mike was always on his muscle, and once, when under the influence ANTED—A lady des'res a eitustion as housekeeper or_fuml] ress. DBes J.chlons to. leavi instruments are pronouvnced the piano of lof r ferencesgiven, No ob, Address Mrs. 8, P Harrls, Cour\‘:ll blufls, ones from an early grave. Truly i Dr, New Discovery for consumption, » colds, nsthma, bromchitis, bay fe- oss of voice, tickling in the throat, pain in the side and chest, or any disease of the throat and lungs, s positi: Guaranteed, Lrial bottles at C. man's drug store. Large sizs 8! A New Policeman, Mr, H, Jacobson, who has been a member of the Omaha police force for seven years, and has been reappointed by Mayor Chase, recently asked the clty council for a leave of abseuce for thirty days, which was unhesitatingly Lwst evening Officor Raane, who |granted, as it was the first he had had just come trom roll call, went to | gyer asked, No. 2's house to leave hisrubber coat, a crowd running toward Curry’s place on Tenth street, few drinks in —A declsion is expected in a day crtwo An the Sherman county bond case, which waa argued Thursday before Judges Miller and Dundy in the United States She characterised America as a;meeting Wednes country in whi and the whole MIBOELLANED' S WANTS ‘were present h three persons vith changed like the dissolving views of The case is a very important t one, and the result is anxiously looked per quarter or 6 montls, fo of liquor and resisting Officer Ed Gorman, now the deputy marshal, The first meeting FOR HENT—HOUSES AND LOTS. OR RFNT—Furnished ro: was nearly pounded to death before he could be subdued. never fally recovered from tl ble, and that a couple of drinks now et him up and make him reck. —There were three cases of intoxication in police court yesterday, two fines being paid and the third party being committed. been hanging around & " oan ome withiah'eboard from era to era,” a 615.318 3 these new and difficalt home misston | of intereet were re: probloms to solve, and they must not [ mar, Simmons and Parsell, and were prove false to du:y. by Dra. Sill- A man who ha Douglas street poker room for several days was arrested on the charge of being & susplcious character, and was sentenced to thirty days imprisonment, but the scn- R RENT—Houre with five rooms, good re- i, nice yard Reot 87 i JSHN W, BELL, Druggle discutsed by the other members. A committes was appointed fo son- ease of the eye that occasioned long | fer with a like committee of tho Ne- braska State Medical soclety in rafer- T—Cottag P A She sald opticians had found a dls. I T-Ooago :1’!! ::- P OOR: Twent, 42 8. Seventeenth St Absolutely Pure. and fore sightedness, aud warned the women in their zeal for forelga mis- | ence to leglslation, sions not to contract it, but while | conslsts of Drs, Simmons, Carscadden they did thetr forelgn work not tofor- wet home misslons demanded thesame recoguition in every way. It was poor | moderately large number of the gen- polioy to stand with™ outatretched | eral publio met at the Y, M. O. A. hands helping Booriboolagha when we | hall to listen to the adaress of wel- oome and the addresses of President Dinsmore and Dr, Dancan, of Chi- Yesterday noon the Jacobson hou hold was rejolced by the arrival of a son, a bouncing baby boy; welght, It appears that Gilligan wen to the | ten pounds solld. place with a man named Shiolds, a well known party, and got nto trouble | precedent and the council will here- aftor be npt to grant a man leave of absence whenover he wanta it as it is 's interest to do so. recelving the congratul This powder never varics, A marvel of purity atrength and_wholcsomences, More economical than the orpinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test shoré welght, alumor phrsphate powdor cans, _Roval Baxixe Pownk Co., Wall-8t.*u50 1 . teace was suspendsd on condition of his leaving the city by sun down, —The old rookeries on the west side of Twellth street, betwven Douglas and Dodge, are being torn down and will give rly future to s me good Even their room is bet- than their company, They have proba. bly seen about as much iniquity within their walls any houses that were ever erected in the western cowntry, —The following item from the Sioux City Journal will interest many of ear A presentation was made at Yankton last evening by Mackey chapter of the Rose Croix Knights Templar to Robert Carrell Jordan, inspector-general of the thirty-third degres, and an active .member ¢f the supreme grand council of the southern jurisdiction of she United States. The presentation was made by Gon, Johu B, Dennis, and while there “Two cottages, excellent repair. This committee | BP0 L0 Bouth ave uo In th the physicl: d This establishes a very important n the eveniug the physiclans and a between Chasdes anc wi'h Mr. Adams, who was obliged to throw him out of the ealoon. On arrlving at the zoene of trouble | to the olty business houses, forgot a polacnons riptile was goaw- Furnishod parlcr end bm;fl:v&n". 2219 California street., wration WORLD. Mrs.S. A Allen's WORLD'S Hawr Restorer 1S PERFECTION/ A. ALrey has justly eamned this title, and thousands are this day rejoicing over a fine head of hair produced by preparation for restor- Officer Ruane attempted to arrest|Jacobson Gilligan, who rifused to go until he | tions of his many friends, and all are ce fu-nismed room with board, M-dern impro)emeuts, zud table b 1718 Dodge street. and wrapping had washed himself. out Into the alley, when Gilliganstruck | are doing well. at him and was promptly knocked down by the offiser, feot agaln and grabbad Riane by the f the coat, splitting it in two Ruane tried to put the n him but Mike resisted and struok the offiser, who seelng that it was & desperate case downed him aln, and hit him a couple of blows t left him fnsensible. Shields intcrfered at this juncture, nders come to Ruaue got him | glad to know that both wife and son Mr. Jacobson s one of the best officers on the force and He got on hls | enjoya the confidence of all who know Mormozism is The men aud women on the froutior of our own state bravely liv- ing lives of self-denial for the Mas- ters sako are the best arguments pos- ort In behalf of home mis- slon among those mora favorably sita- westorn aountry, LAWS MOWERS, 200, all sizes and patterns, at EVANS’ Seed Store, Inqu're 1610 Lavenpors NOR REN_—1} storf house 6 rooma north: corner 18th and Clark. Enquire of Wm K stead at DE* EY & STONE. 74 10 LET—One or tw set. ————e him, ‘We wish him many happy returns, LAWN MOWERS—For a choloe of any size and from ALL the patterns made, go to EVANS'SEED STORE. o r.oms, with board. 1808 850-6 The leave of absence for seven days granted to First Lieutenant T. H. Mrs, Helm led a children’s meetin, Pl i per s e AR ey ‘g COapron, Ninth infantry, in orders o (Colornlasteset ___T OR_KENT—One Piano, one new organ, reas- Hope's Music Hall. {URNISHED rcoms and botd. ces, 1810 Dodge stroet, 1000 No. 60, dated Fort Bridger, Wyo. May 18, 1883, is extended five days. The quartermaster's will furnish transportation from Fort, Omaha, Neb,, to Fort D, A, Russell, Wyo., to Private Maton Wallace, company F, Ninth Infantry, on fur- On the 30th day of this month will | longh without means to return to his bs Momorlal or Decoration Day,when | station, we ¢hall pay our respects to the hon- ored dead by etrewing flowers upon thelr graves and otherwise memoraliz: | gharged against the soldler. ing those wholald thelr lives upon the altar of their country, half of the Grand Army of the Repub- lto, which is taking the lead In this|, matter, to invite every true, loyal and patrlotic eitizen to aid us on this caslon by donations of flowers and by their presence on the grounds where | . Co b1e opportunity. the ceremonies are to take place. members of the Grand Army and all soldiers whether they are members of fsation er not, are earneatly uested to form inline with us and march with Grand Army comrades to the audienos gathered In the church in the Tleal Hatate lransfers. The following deeds were filed for ricord in the county clerk's office o | May 24, reportel for Tur Brr by wagon was called and Mike was hauled | Ames' rosl estate agenoy: t] David H Biwman to the echool dis trlot of the Clty ot Omaha, w, d., lot 3, block 15, Parker'sjadd. b Samuel J. Jones and wife to Harry lot 1, block 13, Wil- The jewel pre- nd decoration for an activ Itisof gold, appropriately in- | R woribed, and cost $110 i Chicago, In. spector.Genersl Jordan was in the city yesterday on his way to Yankton, Decoration Day. A general and cordi hereby extonded to all secrot socle- tles to participate in the precession and exerclses on Decoration day, next Wednesday, May 30th, also all old soldlers and sallors, It is also earnestly rcquested that all who can will bring flowers and d Hver them before 9 o'clock s, m, at Kaony's hall. scuthesst corner of e snd Fourteenth streets, on The meeting adjourned sine dle, but ons will most likely be regalar time of meeting of the Omaha Presbytery. [7OR RENT— Fine upright piano, fine Kim. ballorgea, 1519 Dodgo stree B61- r World's Hair Restorer quickly cleanses the scalp, removing Dandruff, and arrests the fall; the hair, if gray, is changed o its natural color, giving it the same vitality and luxurious quantity as in youth » hape that it wi arber shop with cigar business. lon, & chairm. lnquire “N." Bee to jall in so bad first feared that he was golng to Dr. P. 8. Lelsenring was and attended to wounde, which he proncunced not da: though very severe, and t Mike was resting pretty Memorial Lay. His company commander will be notified by the quartermaster furnishing the transportation, that the cost of the same may be properly and soft water, modern con- Apply at 2218 Twenty-second b8! COMPLIMENTARY. “My hair is now r youthful color; T have not a gray hair left. isfied that the preparation is not a dye, but acts on D. Roed, w. d., cox add., $145, Dexter L. Thomes Randale, w, d., lote block 8, Hanscom Place, nd wife to Wm, de bar bug:y, nearly new, o i 553-31 wing named men enllsted onsy, \! Shields was also arrested, and both L e | ors Ouaahiat Nabe, aro. ataigned 8 partles will likely got a chance to re- caperate at the expense of the county. It was a close call with Gilligan for bis | Oandiish Place, d at obe time 1t was thonght AOR SALE—Two lots, one & corne in Shinn's Toquite of McKOON around same, for §700 cash, w. d., lot 20, Mo Frank Voodry to company F, Ninth [ Ne. 1516 Douglasst. ‘. Balthasar to the Fourth in- Recruit Voodry will be sent to the < station of his company on the first JOR BALE—A hors: buggy and harness Oal, been used six months James G. Mageath but he seems to|Martha M, Ish, w. d., lots 9,10, 11 charmed life, and will no doubt | and 13, Burr Oak. 81,400 ceases to fall, which is cer- tainly an advantage to me, who was in danger of be- nd sowing machine, chap treet, betwe:n Hamey and st. pull through all righ! s DL L SO SR An Indignant Irishman. To the Editor of the Bax. I am much surprised that the at- tack on the Oathollo church in The | tion, headache, or any disease of a bilious Never Give Up, If you me suffering with low and de- of appetite, general 'OR SALE OR EXCHANG! in Dlinois, lows, Wisconsin, Nebras' s, also improved and_unimpro: dence property In this city. Prices and terms . E. L MORSE & CO. 1622 Capital Ave., Omaba, Keb, R SALE —Vose Plano, By order of the poat commander. O, H. Fircn, Ad utant, Bucklen's Arnica Salve. medical wonder of the the testimony of all who use Mrs. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER. " That is the e A iR e their gray hair restored (o its natural and their bald spot covered reesed spirits, les ebility, lered blood, THAT HUSBAND OF MINE i eaing " Wolls ‘Healh fore he an ¢ b $1 Druggists. all means bottle of You will be' surprired improvement that will | Too. e udlb.i m‘d with now lif, v return; pain and henoef. 1 Ropublican of lsst Sunaay by the ed- Burns, | itor of that paper should have been | to see the ra) notioed by Mr, Rush. Like produo- mm and all skin erup- | tlons are of too frequent ocourrence in the same sheet, and the fact of be- ing noticed by any suck petson only | mes. of o4 fifty eents & bobtle by O, ¥, Goed- e e i o ot o -t s = w